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MRDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, ftf KDFORD, Of I FA 0 W . TJIin,SI)A. KIMUU'AHY -5.- 1):H
BOWLES TRIAL
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, Itt'purLrf hp rocofvcil 4f an amaz
ing treatment thut -))ihjiliH ntuui
httH nnncil uucMTisMful In tuiiini;
tholr titlarks. Jt, l.tpo, aim. t2,
23 K. -WriKlU. Mllwuulwr, Wlw,,
ban born miilylitK nui'lcrei's with
thin iii-atiiM'iit. He now wishes to
roarh ull thoH; who Imvo not imvn
lirlpptl and to do mo Ih maWnjr the
rttartlfng offer of a Kmrroua tri'at-
OH'iit free to all suffurciv. Anyone
ff!i(rd Hhoiild write for fioe -trout
lent at nr Kivlnif nee. rAdv. .
Beau Ideal" Opens at Holly; Today
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"Extravagance"
,
fiMUn nnnir im 'sv
EUGENE COURT iM
University Plans to Protect ; ; l L. J j f"; v ij j
Change of Venue to Lanej $ Lf """'mi i '
County Would Disrupt lj , 'M
Classes- ; I ftyr . &$ i
Kl'CKXi;, (tie., l'cli. 5. (P
Anticipating the jm.s8.bUUy that u
change of venue may he granted
In the minder trial of .WIhoii C
liowleM and Jrina Lonck, IiIh for
mer secretary, iho L'niverlty of
Oregon l n-itireU tti protest
agaiiiHl canning tlio eane lo J-ane
county.
. I Jo w lew and Misj louckH are
eharged with the murder of JJow
ie' wife. !
ProteHtK that liwhling the trial j
iri Kugene would dinruiit elaHen'
at the university have been re-1
eelved by t ho adtnlniHtration from !
tlie Oregun DucIh' oigii nlzation and j
from individual parent.
A letter from O. I.aurgaard,
president of regon Oad.j, expn-HH-ed
the belief th tt holding the trial
here would lead many HtudenlH to
"eut' cluvHe.s that they might at
tend 1he trial. The moral effect, I
too. .--waa riled a an olijet-lion. I
AlrH. Paul Agnr, Hecretary In
Prenident Arnold ltennett Mall,
Bald protests will be addressed In
Presiding Judge IJvaiiri al 'Portland
should the trial 'ho taken from
Multnomah county to 1aiio county
P.i'ggaiw in Idg cities are said to
be making as much us $15,000 a
year. Here's another clas.t, we
rib on hi think', 'which ..ought to be
gin to feel the pinch. Huston Her
ald.
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Loretta Young and Ralph Forbes in Radio Pictures.' damatizatipn of
"Beau Ideal," sequel to "Beau Gcstc."
Kor those looking fur adventure,
drama,' sweeping action, colorful
backgrounds und exotic atmosphere
"Beau Ideal" is now at the I lolly
theatre'. It in the talkie HeqiiGl to
the famous "Ueau Coble." It is the
sequel to Hronon's great silent film
HticceHs, ''Keuu Ceste." hut assumes
the advantagnn of the talkie over
the fuleut film. Those who have
read the novel know the plot has
punch. A enpnhle cast, charaeten nnd Don Alvnrado
thai are more human and within
(he wide scope of the action, dis
tinguish "IJeuu Ideal." - .
J'ercival C Wren wrote the se
quel to his bust-sellers, and "Hcuii
Ideal" proved an equally popular
novel.
ltadio Pictures ban cunt the pro
duction with Forbes, Vail und
twenty-odd principals In the big
cast, among whom are Loretta
Yoiinf.', Irene lilch, 1-enl Stengel,
CARNIVAL QUEEN
LI
TOLD ON FRIDAY
rM PARADE ON
E i FRIDAY TO BQfiST
lilt; upheaval In tin- ntamliim Uccoiaioi; float a of various kinds
of tin- elan riiiidlilutin hi Die racp , ndvcrtlrliiR tlio Junior Carnival to
to ai'li-it Ihn (lui'i'ii fur tlio annual
Junior qarnlvul at tlio local JiIkIi
Hrhool ni-o promised Uh tlio con-
li'Ht enti'is Into lt last day to
day.
1'olln closed today at I'-' o'clock.
and final result of the election
will 1C puhlislied ill the schoid
paper, the Ili-Tinies, and is-oied
Friday noon.
At the close of voting- last nlKht
Harriett ('umphcll, Heuior. still re
tained her lead over tlio other
three nominees, although it was
not i lai'Ko one. Theda '.Moore,
freshman, leapeil into neeond place:
Ivlau Mender was etose behind at
third, and tile junior candidate,
litllie llatnmett, was a con.sider-
ihlo distance behind.
Votes were: Harriett t'amphcll.
lio.UIPU: Theda Moore, r,r,,:ioil; Viv
ian ,M fuller. .Il'. Iiio, and llllllo llam
Ulett, 3S.S00.
Hill I'unnlnahum, footliall tackle.
waH a poor fifth for the pulchri
tude prize, with only l.lillll votes.
His toipporteVK, the Order nf the
.M Men. are reported to lie rallying
to Ills standard, hut political critics
say he stand a poor chaiico
carry, off- the beauty prlzev
lie. Kivcn at th local hiKli school !
Kiitlay nlitht, will parndo tho city I
streets on Kriilay nfleriioon at 2,:'m
o cloid:.
ChbIi prizes have boon offered
by Iho Junior class for tlio two
best tlecol'aleil Moats und for two
adjudged the best In udvertisliiK',
Ihe carnival. The parade will move
down Oakdale to West Main, down '
main to liiversiile and back up
Sixth and Holly to tlio high Bclmol.
ArrangenientH Tor tho paratlo are
umlor tho direction ol' Misa Clita
Walden. (icormc HnrriiiKton is
Keneral clialrinan and his student
assistants urn Hill Knips, Kulh
Ottoman. Sybil .lean Young, and
t'urvel Hcaiues.
The carnival proper Is scheduled
to start til 7 o'clock in the cvoninu
and run until llilio. with im cor
onation ol' the carnival ttiieen us
the crowning event at ,s o'clock.
"The Great Meadow
Has Scenic Splendor
BEN TROWBRIDGE HER
Tile cbarmlc.g touch of t'harlcs
Claldu, iuvarlahly excellent in the
direction of historical dramas, is
evident all through .M-(!-M's new
historical romance. "The llreat
Meadow," which opened Its north
west premier al the l-'ox Craterlau
theatre .veslcrduy.
John Mack llrown, of "Hilly the
Kid": Klcuuor Hoardman, and
(lavlu Cordon, tiri la's leading man
In "liomance,'' have the principal
roles in this talking picture version
of the much-discussed Ktt.nhcth
.Madox ItohortH story.
All three of these excellent ar
tists aciiult themselves admirably.
The Knoch Arden twist of the
story, wlien llrown comes hack to
Ills log house to find his wire mar
ried to another. Is particularly if
fectlve. Indian flghia uhnig the llder
ness road nnd at Kort llarrod,
Kentucky, urn particular features
of this tale.
Other well known picture ami
slage players who are scon to good
advantage Include Lucille li
Verne. Aniln Louise, and tilll.in
Williams.
Mr. anil Mrs. lien Trowbridge
are the parents or a sou. weighing
six pounds, horn til Ihe Sacred
Heart hospital this morning. The
little boy. wlio is the grandson or
Mia. Alice Trowbridge mid Jim. YV.
Johnson, has boon named Wells
I'i'ujaniiii. Mother und baby ore
getiing tilling nicely.
Rialto Coyboy Star .
Enjoys Saddle Life
"Working under hot llgnts In n
sludlo would vol .the average cow
boy out of coiuinisvlou In about
tbrei, iliiys," declared Hob Steele,
star of "The Sunrise Trail," which
is coming lo the Uox Klnlto the- I
atcr tomorrow for 11 run of two !
days.
After the lust day's work on !
"The Sunrise Trail'- which lusted '
elghlecll hours becuuse of the com
pany's determination to finish on
that ilivte. Hob kvent to bed for
foiirjeen hours. I'pon arising, he
still telt tiled, und conseiiiient ly '
loaded bis horse nith a blanket
and sufficient provisions, and left ,
heme for three days, lldlng stead
ily. Hiiri nlrcpiiot on ihe hard
mound ut night, it,, returned re.
Mlleititled. ;i,mI H.iil Hon be ilol u
I'M ' rest ;utd liluVUlioll." 1
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out of Bed in
the Morning Burin' to Go
If you tcol sour and mink and thn world
trwikn punk, don't swsliow a lot or
mineral wntrr, oil, laxative randy or chewing
Cum and export thrm In nnko you nuddoaly
swoct and buoyant and full ot sunahiuc
For thry can't do it. They only morp U
nowds and a tnrre movrmrnt domn't ft at
tho rauac Tbo nuon (or your down-and-out
froiina ia your Itwr. It nhouM rmur out two
puunda of ii()uid bile into your bowcU daily
If thin bile is not flowing frvrty, your fool
tloran't di(t)t. It just decay in tho howrla.
tiaa bloaia up your stomach. You hav a
thick, bad tnntn and your hrvath is foul,
skin often breaks nut in blcmUhm. S'our head
arhra and you fori down and out. Your whola
-siom is pobtuicd.
It takea thoao Rood, old CARTER'S
I.tTTl.b; I.IYKIt TILLS to grt thvm two
Kunda of btli tlowinvt frrrly and make Viu
4 "up and up," Thry contain wondrrtul,
harmlrw, cntlc veeMablo rttracU. amaung
when it cornea to making tho bila Dow irrly.
Rut don't ak forlifTpilla. Ak for Cilrr'a
Little I jvrr PilLa. lxHk for ihe name Cartnr'a
jnc Ijvcr I'Uls ou the red label. Heaanl a
ubetitute.
If You're Afraid
To Say It
SEND A VALENTINE
SWEM'S
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i;'v
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50c Gillette Blades ..... . . . 34c
Rubbing Alcohol, I tor 51 c
Full Pint
$3.50
Electric Heater,
Guaranteed
one year.
$1.98
75c
Aspirin Tablets
100 in bottle.
29c
Genuine Russian
Mineral Oil.
Full pint
49c
$1.50
Everready Shaving
Brushes.
69c
75c Doan's Kidney Pills 59 c
$1.00 Marmola Tablets 79 c
25c Cuticura Soap 18c
25c Lysol 20 C
50c Detoxal Mouth Wash 34c
$1.00 Melloglo Face Powder g4c
50c Chamberlain's Hand Lotion .' 33c
25c A.D. S. Glycerine Suppositories - -1 9c
$1.00 Armand Face Powder 79c
10c Dona Castile Soap, 3 for 17c
25c Colgate's'Tooth Paste J gc
$1.00 Squibb's Mineral Oil ggc
25c Milk of Magnesia Qc
$1.25 Agarol 93 c
$1.00 Citro-Carbonate 79c
65c Vick's Vapo Rub 5gc
$1.50 .
Water Bottle. Made
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Rubber Co. Guaran
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59c
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Vacuum Thermos
Bottles
89c
,45c
Hospital Cotton.
Full pound
33c
35c
Double Extract
Vanilla
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Peanut Clusters, lb. . . . 39c
Delicious Chocolate Covered
Valentine Candy .... 75c to $3
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- SALE
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H; & M. Paints
A close-out on H. & M. Colonial Bungalow
Outside Paint.' ; Regular -$3.25 value now
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Petro Non-Fading Stain
We are closing out on this regular $1.75
stain. Sale price
$1;19
HALF PRICE ON
Auto Finish
Jap-A-Lac
Duco Lacquer
Kynize Enamel
Many Other Brands
Linseed Oil
Strictly Pure Boiled Lindseed Oil.
Sale price
$1.05
Gallon
Universal Paint
A few more gallons of popular Universal
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,L- ' :98crs':H-
New Wall Paper ,( (
Patterns
We have secured a bunch of attractive
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was new stock last year.' Special
Kalsomine, all colors . 8c lb.
Wall Paper Paste . , . . . , . ,.12c lb.
Patching Plaster . . . ; , 9c lb.
We still have hundreds of bargains
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Paint Brushes
Al' sizes in good quality brushes.
Sale price
2. P"ce
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