Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 16, 1931, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPA ("IE TWO MEDFOliD MAIL TfilBUXE. MEDEOUD, OUWiON. MONDAY, KKMUHAliY hi 1!):!!. T peal and : J 'Personal Hero from Kvrby , Mrs. X. H. Colby, whou husband operates, the Norton mine lit Kt ly. Josephino county, in in Med ford today transacting business. ; Ucliirn Ut N-liool Uob Kinmen. who has been If) for several weeks, hn vlng recov ered, returned to. school this morning. IVwiit Distant TolutH l!.'I. Wilson of Cincinnati. 0.. mid Mv. mid Mv. li. M. Young of Philiidclph:. Pa., aire guests a,: ,.(.t (( ,H.rman(tnt WIiV(; now to local hotels from distant points, . jU!tl Ullu l(. prU,K Iinu summer, having arrived yesterday. (Mly J(t KilUirvn Locateir. 230 . Central, Tel. 1374. SuJ'vcy Applegale- Hood j iiurii naiiKin ami .ornmn orctroiiliii m Molds :AVUit, HUpgrvLwur uud assistant supervisor, .retmoetlvely, of Crater national forlct; arti spending today in the ApplcKCttft d f-tt rlct, engaged - In road survey work. 1 1 '. I). Mt Ixmo Recovered B. M. Lowe, the well Known Val ley View rancher, le about again after haviiiB been confined to IiIh . home for three weeks with u bad ' told. fluents from Oregon cities, other than' Portland,, who are , guests ut lorn I hotels Include .Mr. and Mrs. C, t Cathey of Albany, W. M. Lar soii of Canyon City. fieo. II. Oraves and Clarence Kckholm of Halem. U. A. Martin of 'Pnttiii.'' Clruv nnd -Mr. mid Aliw. L. II. Wuller of Cor I vail Is. iil-MlldlllJI i.llll4lcil 111 'Friends In this city of Mr. M. M. efJrandina) Lumsden are sorry to learn that alio la eeriously 111 ut her home today. IliiKliifHH Caller Mrs. Everett iTuher und . Mr. Karl Lccver and little son iillly were visitors from Central Point In Medford this morning. 1 FRESH SNOW FOR SCHOOL CONTRACT j Fnx West Coast Iheatres McClotul Mill It tannics About Sno.nien were put to work six days n week In tho McClvud mill at Mv Cloud. starting this TALKS FINANCES j PARK DURING RAIN WILL BE AWARDED BEFORE KIWANIS; SPELL IN VALLEY AT MEET TONIGHT Attend the t. Ann's Altar So ciety card party Tuesday afternoon In the Catholic Parish halt at ;:K t, ' 327 on. Hhlfl, The dry kilns, yards and other departments will operate one full daytime shift. It will be about ten day or two weeks before ley- Kim; will be -darted. The mill pond in full of lo's nt present, hh well i mure than -00 curs now on Hid lugs. Juwt how long the mill will operate on the above schedule can not be forseen. Kffeetlvc about J March 1, a to per cent cut In all Portraits of diminctlon. t h e ' W)"ai leH and .wage has been an Pealey, opp. Holly Theater, tf nounct'd by the company. Lovelier waves with Tulip Oil Mrn, L. It loom i rrcoverlnc from a minor operation at the Sacred Hoart hospital und Is now able to see Ivr friends. . - .JUliclw yn 1W Hoffmann!! nrn of fering entire stock of Modart Cor wclettes ut half price. 33U Mall Air. llivord CcmhI . i arlflc Air Transpiirt mail and pn.-jenper planes, f lyinw . on the llau-mllo route between Portland. Seattle and San Diego, covered per cent of alt mileage scheduled . for tl dWtrict by the postoffice .department lust ycur und 70 per eent of the total ut night. Of the Nli.1,000 miles scheduled, all were flown exempt 17.000 miles, which were uncompleted jue to bad . weather. ) "Whole eastern corn, $ 1.7 3 cwt. tf Mr. Ilk'kert Nome - Mvy. juu J.icKl-.i. i o m. ""ntMutU(1 M, & Kced Ca npenuinic mo pam in nays in fori land vlwltlng friends nnd relatives, arrived back In Medford last cven Iiir. : ' Mr. Mult head ItefiiriiH W. H. Mutrhead arrived In Med ford by train today from Portland where ho has been on a business visit. Dry fir slabs $::00 per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 031. - tf J While ruin. Ml in the valley While tho financial condition of ,u, u t..-.. j. i.,.t.,.u ,ri Tlio Atctlfoiil school board will mornlnjt. J-'ive bands will operate ( Jil(.kh)m cr,untv m;iy not aH 1 frrsh mow fell at Crater nathma I meet this evening to let ecntracts good as It had been In past years. , park, making tic snow depth f(J. lne ConsiriM tiin of the Wash there are still 30 other counties In ' there r. Inches at 'government, t.i., n,, ti.r, L',.n- cies resulting In u shortage of i tamp, between t antl 7U im hes funds. County Judge Alex Spar-j at the rim. and cone-ponding row told members of the KlwanU depths ut the Medford and Klum club In weekly luncheon sew ion ut ! uth enimuces. in uddition to th t the Hotel Medford toduy, . j rainfall of the piovious day, .03 The ji resent hIiuuUod is prLncI- j of an inch fell in Medford yes pally dun to .no proviHlon , having ; terduy. Today was cloudy and been made 'for a reserve fund. , Jn ' foggy for the most part and the poM whutover surplus hud re- I stormy weather Is reported as malned from one year to tho next i prevailing at Crater National park, was returned t the general fund The. above -mentioned snowfall und the .taxes were reduced ur- ; and rain in the past few day.-', cordingly instead of permitting the t together with the forecast of fur amount to ride over Into the next permanent. Free shampoo witli $1 rlnrer wave nnd-marcels, short hull' Trv mi I' nAtc frn m rnixro Jlawmun-B. lMiuno 57. 333'ye,,r to be nllnl'lB 'n tho case uf . j so-called depression. finest of Amy i:illott ' Due to shortage of money In Virginia IJndlev of Coker Uutle i ce, Luln Xuntl. aomo warrants have . ., . . . .. , i. road rtpent the week end In this city ns gue.it of Amy Klllott. daugh ter of Dr. nnd Mrs. li. U. lilliott. Itig Porker llulelieml A hog that was butchered on the Jackson ranch near Mitchell. Ore., recently, tipped the scales at (i,l pounds and diewed 550 pounds. Our new studio Is opposite new Holly theater. The Peualeys. tf No Marriage Licenses Saturday there were eight mar riage licenws issued at tho county eierk'.s office, but today no young llillli.flll .,.IMlI-U I.O.I 1 til,. If ! appearance up until this afternoon. The majority of licenses Issued Sat urday went to couples from Cali fornia, coming to Oregon to evade the law making It necessary to have Intention of marriage pub lished for t h ree d a y be f o re tho llconsp can be Issued. , 1 'fned for Speeding . A., A- MadillHon ,of Hollywood, Ca!.. was fined (IV. In Judge Tay lor's court Friday. for speeding on . ; Iluni. heuvy. rough and snioolhftho Pacific highway between Med hlocks; thy Inst lonyer. AleU. Fuel fnl and Phoenix at the rate of Co., Tel. 4Ht- tfl6" "iHc" per hour. acrordlnjE to a - report today by State Traffic Of- AivoniMauk-xl Aty. wife J fleer c, P. Talent , C. :C. Cathey of Portland, repr wcntHtivo of the Irwin llodon Co.' Hroken windows reglazed by of that city, accompanied by his Trowbridge Cabinet Work, 230tf wife, tarrived In the city Saturday ' ' on a periodical l,USlnoSa vllt. 'vl lo I ler H.....C . , I . Mrs.. ClatoUM .McCredle wn re- Turkey dinner Hun. sonp to den-j moved to her home yesterday from ert. 50c. Jluson's What-Not. 32r lni' Community hospital, where Onrden cultlvntors, (S.ftO. Mn- "h,! recently undergone a ma lual Mill & Seed Co.' tf U01' "Deration. Khe Is said to be - , --- j well on the road to complete vv- week end In Portland1 eovery; Clarence llasn of KagU) Point nnd his sister. Mmn Gertrude Haan of Ashland, .ireompanied by n brother whec resides In ; Kugene. ' pprnt the week end In Portland. O-oofl wleffH.' plump white wheat, (1.45 cwt. Mutual Mill & Beed Co. - - -.:.' tf ' IWiii Mitlc te4roMillsj ' ' . Portland resident, at Medford hotclP over Sunday Include ,U, O. UobeKMon, lwia HobcrUon .l.'. ll, 4 M'rFcotors.. Mr, ,,und .Mrs, V. .11, Urebe. Joseph O. Kulley, Mr. und Mm. J. D. Fi-ont. K C. liendlxen. tt. Jl Mccracken, It., II. Kvnrts. F. K. llecker. F. Khniann, C. II, Unit. )lr. nnd Mm H. t. Morle. Mr. and Mm, V. M. Hcdmond. C. W. WnlH, W.. K. JSubank. II. J. (1111. C. It. -VnuRhnn, W,. H. -liuUley und Mr. iinfl .Mrs. A. Ifli-aoli. Herbs. Catalogue free. Mall or nrrn filled. J.ouls 15, Hodges. D. C. .X.'V., 410 'Wi-Snd St.. Medford. Ore. 10 years In Medford. phone "J?-J-2.. ... 327 . 4;muis Visit JliM-n . . . Miv Htul Mrs. ,W. , A. tirain of 1I1H. Cab. stopped In Medford lut evftnliig to consult u local dentWt -while en route homo from spuiid hiff tho week end ut Kevby. " Stun it sprlutT'iiats $1.49 to $7.50. The Km my Lou Hut Khoppo in the M. M. Store. 327 Itciitliiglnn In Med fold Karl Remington, star witness in the. .lames Klngley - murder trial a short time ago. Is buck In Med ford and is looking for work. Item Ington Is the hitch-hiker picked up by Klngly nwir Cottage drove, and wu with the latter when lie shot und kHledWHttnt Pi'eweott ti-nf fie officer, in A.-diland last month. He was held us a material witness by authorities until the conclusion of the trial, which resulted In a sentence of death for K Ingnley. now awaiting execution In the stale penltenliary.- One front Smith? . W. Loomis of Seattle was the only goot from Washington regis tered today nt local hotels. Miv Pll'i In City John II. Piper,, regional execu tive of tho -Hoy ScoulH of America, with headiiuarters In Spokane, ar rived in Medford by train this forenoon. .Mr. Piper will address the - Hoys -Scouts' - rather and son bamiuet rtt the Klks temple thin evening. VMllrjc Itelulives uud l ileucU AhK Harte Urown nnd young duughtei-M of Long Beach. Cal.. ar rived here yesterday for a visit with Mrs. Ilrown's aunt, Mrs. U. A. Koppes. and fam ly. nnd friends. Mm; Jlrown. nee- Aelenc Normlle. Is n former well known resident of Medford. Planes IjiiiU ut I (a iron Due to the heavy blanket of fog on the valley flour, uiriuull plunes landed at itarrou this morning and arrived there on schedule. The Iturron field Is .well lighted, and has been uued often during the past sO.iwuu, duo to its advauageous ftleVutlon- above, fug. which settles at times over -Medford and .sur rounding territory. beou protested, and will not be paid until, money Is uvalluble. 1'ntil that time, the county pays Interest of 6 per cent on such war rants. . The payments will be re fleeted in tho budget for next year. Tho present outstanding Indebt edness, said Judge Sparrow, Is (3!l.uou and has been greatly re duced during the past few years. Necessity has demanded tho ent eral contract, wiring, plumbing and heating contracts. The general eont rae.t docs nt include painting, mill work, black, board.", wardrobes, linoleum nor, any equipment. Contracts for these ; things will be let separately by . the board at a later date. Contracts for the high school building will be let Februury 2S. About 1 2 bids aro expected on the general contract for the Wash ington school and from six to eight on each of the minor eon-, tracts, members of the board staled today. ! ther rain for tonight and Tuesday brightens up the valley Irrigation outlook for the coming summer uh during the we-k or Hi days n. .li.,.. tl, iiii' now at the national' im. k be-1 Avoid Head ; Colds and Sore I'ame parked down solidly anilj the fresh fall of six ilN'hen will; form another luyrr of eonKealt'dj Throat This Winter . Opens l'p Slurred Nostrils In Minutes Opex keeps nostrils and throat free from mucus huzv.ing in oars en lit in bo imcked down into ice by further snow and rain. ! The minimum tcniperi.;ure of! today, 27 degrees, felt diMigre-'-' ably told in comparison with the' warm weather thai had been pre-1 vailing, especially because of thej ting of wages in connection with h avy morning ig. which was KojwH.n caused by catarrh U lessen- eounty workers engaged by Hie dense in Medford as to i atiw , (Ml no more mueim in unoai io road deparonent and would have the air mail planes to land ut liar-Miawk up In the '"J'nnng .ct it been extended; to other : worker I ron field about nine miles south at .armin had the county court had the of Ashland. ! coverics use for 110 days if not The total Tainiaii up to ! jovfullv satififled moncv back, morning, since September l.i peopc who are subject to po'o amounted to ti.HO inches. j throat and speakers and singers . . who suffer from hoarseness should Itays Have Dual i.iicci. Mpt-uy with Opex night and morn It rll I Sheet Metal Works dues expert repairing, fender and auto body repairing. licit on ltittlueH Mrs. Angle Adams of Ktnn Mills. Cul.. t. In this elty consulting physicians. Norrls Play on RNX "liridge vs. Durglars," a play written by Mls Helen Nurrh of Phoenix, will be presented over radio statUm K'XX In Hollywood tomorrow night nt It o'clock, und will euV'er u imrliwl r .10 mliiuio.u tfThp ploy had' been-urenented over to her stations under the title ofP 'miswi to ne aiioiuer mieresung ' Utah's' bast ooul $l."i.50 per ton off cur. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 031. tf v.J'liCnio. 542.' We'll haul nwny yoiitf refuse i.CHy Sanitary Service. 23"tf Win Attend Convention Dave Young left Medford last evening for Portland, where he -will attend the convention of tele gruphorH thin week. . t fiKryM-ilirlouv kodnlt wIo.s sup reme. Tho PiHwleyw, opp, llollv llieater. - . . tf MtHih Impnivcil 4lelen Pawers, locul htuh school Atudont, who underwtmt mi opera tion Thursday ofterntion for mus tuld. In reported to he Improving rapidly at the Community hospital. "'Niw 'aprlnc Mt.vlo'shoen nnd ex --(tHtls. tity special, (il.wd u, flullhnory S J .US to (tt.ati. Tim Hand . fVix and SIuh' Hex. 123 K. (lib. :u,7 - I 'I ,t"! ' Mornings demand piping hot, crisp, fresh toast for breakfast. The ideal broad to fulfill this de mand is Fluhrer'i new typo milk loaf. Your grocer has it, Jl Mr. Tutlle Here fur Week Kinl Lee Tuttle. member of tbe edi torial stafr of the Klamath Falh Herald, spent the week end In this City visiting relatives and friends. ' For urnde A raw milk, call Ttflit. Campbell Dalty. Two deliveries. v tf Many from Califoriiln . Callftnnluus reginterod t Med ford hotels Include Hlnnche WaNh of OaklaiHL Mr, and Mrs. Paul fKliMs or Hollywood, J. V. Uohs tr San l.eandro, Mr. and Mi-s. A. L. Ferhe, H. A. .Malllim, Mr. and AH.. Ceo. PenderBmfl, C-. I'V Merry. D. .1. Pershum and Joe MeMahou of LtM Angeles, and the following front San FraneNeo: Mr. and Mrs. K: K. Peder. K. llerllshehner, F. W. Jb'on, Hay Herkniau and Ar thur Luifch. power to make, yuch cuts jiossible. At the present,, tho cut has af fect od only 30 jnen but next sum mer when there arc greater activi ties, the cut will affect more. The laborers are receiving (3. HO per day or cents more per duy than the wages paid men who have acquired employment under . the emergency employment relief mea sure. The Judge pointed out that a person today can buy more for four dollars than wns possible with five dollars .a year ago. The cut has alo made .possible the em ployment of more men. . Judge Sparrow aimed u few. re mnrks against the proposed old age pension i measure, under con-! Hiderution by the stale legislature. This would provide the sum of $30 j per mouth for every person ruach- j lug the age of 6.1, providing they j had property or wealth of less j than (3U00. He said this would I add a burden which the taxpayers , would find impossible to pay.' At' the present, .tho. county Is provid- j Ing for Its indigents ut an average: of M& cuch per month. Tho judge , Is also against the proposed legis-j latlon which Would mean' that any : transient would be regarded as a! permanent resident, of uny teounly I If he had lived there for u period ut -six months,'' .The; present law! sets tho time limit of-one year In the county; und three years in the i state. . , ,. . j He discussed the payment of ! luxes- by indigents and the hard-j ship imposed upon them by taxa-i (Ion. .Whenever possible, the court- t ty has done Uh utmost to preserve j the indigents' ownership of homos. .Next Mondays Kiwunm pension; ntlCAOO r I'ltmviolct light ing it's delightful to uso because sueeiis the heart beats of frogM i of ils wholesome fragrance and t utiles for a short time and v then sIowm It down. Long expos-j ore stops the Oeatznff. j Bf-I A. in anticipation oi a -h.hkv the . dry laws, some of the old brewers are getting busy and polishing up their maelvinery. In the,, iuu-rim. liowvur, the -.bctr gunnew; . tire ,kvoiing: lynsyr audj polishing off each other. Judge Keep your n o s t r i is as clean as your .toot h. , T h e t'opex Co., 11 : YW. i 3lh St.. ; New York. OPEX i NOW SHOWING CONSTANCE BENNETT who has achieved tremendous popularity throughout the ccuntry, now wins her great est triumph in this heart drama, laying bare the soul of the woman who has sin ned. AND WHAT A CAST, Adolphe Menjou, Anita Page, Robt. Montgomery IN "The Easiest Way" PLUS LAUREL and HARDY in "THE CHISLERS". FOX NEWS Mat. 10, 25; Eve. 10,50 IB llimwulilll fllTllKl I if I r COM E EARLY TON1TE . LEA HOLT at tne organ 6:45 to 7 2 Days Starting TOMORROW DOROTHY MACKAILL in her latest Fox Movietone romance ONCE A SINNER" Last Times T0NITE JOHN WAYNE, VIRGINIA CHERRILL in "Girls Demand Excitement" Smithand Dale in "The Great Pants Mystery" PLUS Paramount Pictorial NEWS "' ' Kjnfti ilTiliTh'f'ti nil iriTS 0 irT-f8 -ft or fnr-Tftr nrnr yrt? to j Koeomy Groceteria ! THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE .1 I ..I .1-11 ... , ...III ,. ! I 4 3 " 1 o D "Seeond Hand Love.'' Home rniiit Snlrs Meet iWlllimn Iticn, southurn Oregon representative nnd distributor for Htandanl Llrandii nrodueU, return ed, today from a .sales promotional meeting In Toittund. All phase of sale distribution and betterment were thoroughly gone over In a ge aural discussion. Itutt lierV I nion Ibiui e, A Hoelnl dance will be held to nUbt ut the .Medford labor hall by the local InitehetM' union, fol- Ki-f.tuih.ei n. lioegOA Uecor.itlna i('o.. rHiW.ipu-A 'bUll-W lU'HSiinh III Mil" llj I JI K;rst ,M;iln. J'll'Mie lifiO. miorJnn. union- oHlfiak w-H- IB" ' 111 .' a Kor-ftrnde A raw ntlllt. call uit't. Caniibell Jalry. Two deliveries. ' tf Itojrer l-Uirly HI Itoger Karly, student nt the sen ior high st'hool, has been' 111 for eveml days with a sere throat. A few remaining felt hats now at $!.(. formerly priced no to fL'O.oo. at Kthelwyn it. noffnuinn. S30 AstifiiiMl Invites Loral t'luhs. , The Greater Medford elub and all niUHle clubs of this elty hav? been Invited to attend th musi eale to be given next .Monday evening, Kebruary L'. In the Pres. bytcrian ehurch of Ashlnnd under thu..nu.vplces of the Ashland Mu ule elub. :The prlncipnl spealter of tho evening will be Prof. Irving Vlniiju. An Interesting program of music l being prepared, which will be announced Inter '-In The Mall Tribune. meeting, l'iho Sumner of Port land being- - scheduled to give the m'aln nddress. A loo per cent at tendance Is ox peeled. Card of Tlumks, We wish to thank our many kind J friends for .their loving sympathy! and thoimht fulness In our recent ! bereavement in t.ie loss of our be-J loved wife and .mother. j Mr. Aaron Sehollars, lldgar Scholars. Daisy Hamilton, ".. Mr. and Mrs. C. l(. Mosber. ' and l'"amlly. 3 1! 7 ! Slated (onvocjitloii I of ' Crater L:iUe ChaiHcr No. :t. 11. A- M ., Tuesday evejiing, Keb. 17th, at 7:110 : p. in. i Vorli in M. M de-' grew. Visiting 'Companion weleoinn .: O. M.. HOI'STOX. II. P. I cii:o. n. aldivN. seey. ('ottitnes for Iteut. tostumus for all oeealns. Prices reasona1h Hwe' him n't ton-1 tumn you want, we 11 inaLe It. ! AND NOW raffic Xo Relieve X Difficulty in parking has become more or less annoying to many of our customers, and especially those from cut of town who do not drive down town every day and are not accustomed to squeezing into crowded places. I" 1 ; i WIFE, GAS, SCARE MAN 0 To make it easier for our out of town friends and for you, we now inaugurate our delivery within the city thereby avoiding much of the congestion. u IN DEAD OF NIGHT .Mr. dohii.iuti hi City John Johnitton of Portland, rep resenting the Pacific Kruil l-;xpre.i. atrivetf In Mmlford by tr;i,in th( forenoon fiom ihe north, to con fer with locftl people. Pivdalory Animals Killed lUumty warrants were issued t the. county clerk's office, today to A. .1. tirbftom of t'Umux, three coy otes; Andrew JelJne-s of Juckon ville. one bobcat: John Murdon of tlold Hill, one coyote ami four bob- "overcome by t mat h .is in ! the dead of night, I ncared my hUH band biidly. He, got Adlerika and If cn.lcil tin ir;i'" Ml'. M. t)wen. I Adlerika relieve Momach g.;- I" ft l Ti: minuter! A.MS on liu ril ' ; upper and lower bowel, removing i Spi ln hits come to lii ookingi. ' p0i!tnou. wa-te v mi never 1 D popular fishing report of the or gon-t.'atifornla ooast. and (lower? are blooming in ahundaneo, hut tl x a little onrly for firhing. a -eordtng to Ur. H. W- .Mulholhuul and Lr, A. K, Oodaon. Iceal stort nien. w ho spent , the wekt:d there. .Daffodils. ihucIhsI nnd eulla lilies are du be seen In- many Hardens of the little eoast town. A heavy rain prevented fishing until the mm came out to shine with all the Kvst of u mimmer day Sunday ulteruoon. Ir. - Mulhollmul stated knew was there, lon't fool with Fmedlclne wUich chain only PAUT of bowels, lut t let Adlerika give stoimich nnd boivcls a' It II.VI. clean -lag and get rid of ail gal Heath's l -ll l' SteVe. ) TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY O Q it. I-,. Austin or l-.ule Point. mornlnnoso Iim mlurnoU pet day bolout: II. r AndetWn of AIwIi... ,1 witlunit ilu imuul cutcli, I Oltr ( Medford. one coyote WANTlOl) Man with ear t start to work at once. Married man prererreu. ee mimnci ., j :i . i Hartlett St.' W FOR, 11 KN IV La: e l oom I'm L' or 3, elv'"e, in; aUo ' luuU ut 7 Tie, Phone P!LW. 3 J n ..... - r vt t .i t in., in l.i.x.i I..,-!,, , ......r ...... - - V,.i:.. ,,,,.1 muni ). ii.l ....(... Held for liMestlgiitloii rem. Address Vox ford, lMx ti: kxciia.voi: i!s- p:w harrow oi what have '-;i? it. Lamb. Luule Point. (i,, mil e ut JU'ooklnns, u stated, and m.v1m vK.H..a i. .M.M-, i,,m n;7,;;, ;rray;t ?;.,' in the county Jm) fotlowln; Ills ur-; . i , ' ' ' ' ' ebaiuc. Mi'Karbnitl wa ulletted tt I "iMnfr niflOr I llfP If" I have aitenmted the i.a-saue of a: AW II III IK ! .cbrrk on a local nndertitkm tuit ' O I 1- 117 jl'tK S. t.K He! in lvv (ta.r m.riiMi ,h,.a .... oav juoveiv nomcn ni n. Kive.v.ae. ivi e.ime t MeiHord nnd n row behicls,, wonder benuLMt women lte held Uy officer fm- invest Igfttinn. ' t hi new fare powder made bv - i, - Mu e I! ciieh m-(h, M KLI.O i t'luh IM-iribute. Tniv (il,a itsys on loncer. T'tfvent.1 on- .Med- 3: it heap. ' l : ti t . Approximately I .'tm ewi iti ven trs re to hv distributed lu front of the chtimlH)1 of cnmmoiv mi tlrants Pii.i thin morning by inrm ber, of the ti rants Piin isrden clutt, it mt unimuiict'd satuida. turgO poles. hi suiooth attd fine it blends naturally with miv vein pb-xlon fl"d given fish, outhtul bb'in. No 1 1 ritJition. Xo flaky or p.isty look. Never leaes the skin dry. it's wonderful. Jaimln V Woods lrug Snore. 'OH SA LK- A yeod t.tnuW milk " ; "cc n,t bmi-v f-oath of How I rd chool. H L'. Andrews 3." ! lm SALK Hardy spr.,y r s UUvr complete w ith hose and t tnng!: 1 l Hardy tprny Kun: ti l.idler. Aboo etiu pmcnt only u.ed one. season. Priced rvasonabh . rn LuhaiL Phone 77-U . 1 Orders of $1.00 or More Delivered TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS-PAY the DRIVER East Side 752 West Side 428 Four deliveries dailyr-with a fifth one on Saturday at 6 P. M. Every Day in the Week , 1 pound loaf VA pound loaf . . . Save without self denial and do it by phone. B . 5c ' 6th at Central oEaoi Gates Lydiard ocioi iono-3 oiaoEf oEaoc a c n O D O u o D o n U o