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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,- ORKGONy WEDNESDAY," JULY 1, 1931.
Iocal and
Personal
Jlfihv Clinic.' Tomorrow .
Mothers' who plan to tuk their
children to the hahy clinic Thurs
day at the Y. W. C. A. nr amkvA
1t phopo J3Sa, Hie bounty hmilth
orrif. Dr. It- C. WilHoti will he
In charso of tho clinic.
Tim riuhrern Fly North
Mr. and Mrs. .John Fluhrtr left
by jjlnne this aiiomlng with their
son. xwnry Muhisr, lor rortmmi,
whan AJiv Kluhrt.-r will undergo a
. nu'ilical exumliiatlon.
IJtHmt lloilic Outlook
Two Med ford cUlxtiui who wre
enjoying the sunshine and shonrom
of Portland over lha wek 'end
were C. T., Oiffen und H. L, Lee.
They report a great outlook tor thej
fruit crop In the itoKue Kiver val
ley. The vialtorn were at the Mult
iiomuh 'hotel.-The Oregonlan.
Mtoml JiVro Kunday
Mr. and Mra. Loren Barklow of
Yreku. Cal., motored' to Medford
Sunday with Mr.- Barklow's i.ter.
Mrs. A. C. A Hard and daughter
Dorothy, who were returning to
their home In Murnhfleld after
two week' vUft at Yreka and Mon
tague.
William Haines Comes to Craterian
Kliuiiutli ('imtnwtor ltowtl
Kerdimind J. Johnson, 46, con
tractor of Klamath Falln, collapaed
at iiroadway and Couch street In
Portland late Hunday and when Dr.
Vernon Hohh of the emergency hos
pital arrived, ho found the man
had died. JIU death Is believed
duo to a heart ailment.
( lies Is of Wallet
. Mr. Elizabeth M eO.sk er and Minn
Jeunelte Atkiiuwn of Corndo, Oil.,
are In Medford to vlnit Mr. und
Mnp. John U'alte. y.
tends Trarmfer moved to 1015 N.
Central. Phone 315. 1UL'
Uro from DMiuit I'Iimt
lourifitfl and other from a dl
taneo reiflatt-red at local hotel In-
llroken windows glazed by
Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf
I-shuo Iliilldlfijr Penult
A bufldintf permit wuh Rtucd at
the city office yesterday to Wm.
U Uricker for an addition on the
houxe at 1015 Went Main street, to
cout I30U.
Mrs. June to Ihlt Jtclutlvitf
Mrs. Wilbur Jones of KHamath
Falls and former well known Med
ford woman, left Monday eveninK
for Minneapolis wfrere he will
visit her &n-ln-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newbury. Mrs.
Jonea will make the trip via the
southern route and return by the
Canadian Pacific. En route eho
will visit her eon-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Mehaffey at Oakland, Cal., a Bister,
Mr A. N. HoIIhh at Los Angeles
and another inter, Mrs, Charles
Henstreet, In Portland.
Once ftffiiln summer brlngH
around vacations and the gool
times associated with (hat joyful
period. To Innurc against leaving
out cement hi Jh, check over thla list
or Hnecl.-l 1.4 ill Ail rlnn'a' vmi'll
ctlido Mm. J. I). Mowery of Mono- ,,,, ,,r more uf thn;
lulu, T. H Cuy Huyos of Tnclliin-1 in..,,,,!,,,! i .. ,,, ,
robe: Khuntung printed xl Ik suits.
upuils, Ind., Tom Truly of Wichita
KalK Tex., K. C. O Donnell Of New
York City, It. W. Kemp of Mla-
twiilu, Mont., M. K. Hanks of Chi
cngo, III,, Jus. L. Konnoy and K.
1,. Yuruvlch of Washington. D. c.,
AUrtfl (1. Lewis, Jr., of (loneva, N.
Y., and Tnlmadge C, Delufleld, Jr.,
of Chnppaiiuu, N, Y.
. IJcfore your July 4th trip, try
our now Iloubigunt Wuvo Lotion,
lvn Frederick, Tel. i!)l. 102
. VbiM Crnlcr lake
. Miss Phylllu Kuthorlne Kolinor
of Los AjikoIoh loft thlH'noon by
eta:o for ('ruler lukft. Hl will
apnnil tho nlnlit thers, uocurdlng to
preaent planu. . ;
Spoelal ,4th .of July trips. : Tol.
801). ....,. 8Str
formerly 22.r,(l, now 114.110; spring
t'oata, forniorly to $:i!i.O0, now J15;
all early aprlnx huta, :!.tl.r,; Houclo
and rth)on turbans, S3.US; Snyler
knit aulla, $15.00. ioi
I'lllll-rTll(-l'H to Atflllulo
Inatiraneo underwriter of Mod
ford mot this morning for break
faat at tho Hotel Medford, with an, and
nttpndunco of 14
Many California VaintlonlHtd
California nue.sta rei;iatored at
Medford hutch Include Mrs. P. K
Jonmw of Kan IJIeK.i, Mr. and Mrs.
hi. 8. (lardlner of ftjilhoa. Mr. and
Mn M. M. Clitu of Puadenu. Mr,
and Mrs. Md c. I'utm-h of Han Bcr-,
nardlno, Mr. and Mia. II. A. Htrv-
ktr and son of Hunia. Ana, MarthiL
lluwlpy of ItoMB, Mr. anil .Mrs. J
A. llrennan of Sun Jose. Mrs. K
nunustrnm of Lynwood. Mr. and
Mr Jaqk Plinker uf Vallolu. Mr.
and Mrs. ft. Adunu ()f Haerumento,
mra. niitCK,.lone Hnilth, Mrs. O. B.
Mltehcll, Mlfu C. V. Munnlmr. Dr.
and Mia. I'. T. Cunnane, .Mr. and
Mrs, (leoruo Myers, Mr. and Mrs.
Jeffieu, T. T(llefaen and funil ,y
i-nyius r'ellner of Imk An
Sco M. N. Hogan, 315 Liberty
Illdif., for investments In stocks or
bonds, ... 100
I, "
lU'W from Wnslilfifftoil '
Awing the WafhlnKton guests at
Medford hotels are. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas IIUKKlns of Tacomn, Kfflo
Conner of Hpokane, J. O. Heed, J
F. Dyer, Mr.'nnd Mrs. n. P. Moon
ey, J, H. Puden, Mrs, K. L. Doug-
las. Mrs. L. J. Bauer and Oretchen
llofll.,.. U.,..ltln '
Phone 542. We'll haul away
your refuse. City Sanitary Service
237tf
proaent voted to afflllato with the
national iirKaiilzullun.
The, memberi Kelos, and the following from Sun
Now l the oheapext time to cal
olmlno and pnlnt Call us and wo'll
give you an estimate of cost. Tel.
108.
Cooler Tliuii 'ear Ago
The highest temporuture of yes
. terday, 70, was much lower than
the maximum of the same day a
year ago, 84.. A mild 'temperature
in forecast for tonight und Friday.
Hates for out-of-town trips. Tel.
000, H8if
'rniicisco: Mr. and Mrs. J. a.
Audiow.1, Mrs. fl. W. Andrews. Mr.
and Mrs. V. Augaard and Jean and
Carl Augaur, Miu. H. Urown nn,i
jdauKhliir and Mrs. Charlea fl. Ives.
nrlll Sheet Metal Works does
expert repairing, fender and auto
body repairing. tf(
Week Kncl In Vn'kn i' '
Mr, and Mivi. (leorge Armstrong
went the week end at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs, Prank Dunphy In
uresa, tjni.
Hern on HllHlllOHH
Mr, and Mrs. James A, Hlover
oi orants Puss sper.t Tuesday In
Aieuiuru on ijuslness.
Mr. ICtrnrt Hero
W. I. Kwnrt, commercial agent
for the Lehltfh Valley railroad
company, with headquarters In Se
attle, arrived In Medford by train
this morning, and will spend the
day here attending to buxlnew
matters. ' ' .
Be sure to see the gorgeoua Oor
ham silverware display in Law
rence's window, Chl week only.
103
Visiting the Klu'lejs
Mr. Rule of Clayton, Runs., Is
tho gue.it of Mr. and Mrs. John
Sheloy ut their homo tn Central
Point. The party visited Crescent
city last week end and this week
end they plan to motor to Cm tor
lake. .- .
I
v . mm
j3U-V fS -i..
AVilliam HafneB, that young man
of many ?siirprUej' on the cren,
will blossom forth tomorrow at the
Fox Craterian theater wth a Urit-
tMh accent and a decidely now type
of story In "Juwt a Gigolo." i
lie nppeam as a younj? English I
nobleman for whom marriaa of
(Convenience haA.been. arranged- 'He
hus.XUrtfld. with ho' many women
that he doesn't trurtt any of 'them,
and rcHolvCH to teat the future
bride so he pones as a gigolo in a
European summer resort, and pays
court to her as such.
OUT SPRAY
OF
For Mrs. VIIm'B cakes, tol. 173
103
Aeronautic Visitors Hero
Jumea L. Kinney and A. L. Yura
vlch of the aeronautic branch of
the department of commeree,
Washington. D. C, arrived In the
city yesterday ' on business con
nected with the local airport.
; : Houhlgant Lotion anvoa tlmo In
( Ifttlng your wavo. I.eiivo.i the hal
' fraigiunl nm lovtily. Iva Fiv.mI
' erlck, Tol. 101. 102'
. From Kiate MirnollH
Inrluded among registrations ot
Medford hotels from Portland are
H. It. Dunlap, K. J. Ilawes, It. K.
Hill, Paul Dunn, K. M. llenshan,
;H. Hemi, ,t. F. lllever, Mr. and Mrs.
. Klmer Wheaton, Fred Hnrflld, Mr.
.' and Mrs. Win. II. Ileers. Mlas May
one Neabllt, Mr. und Mrs. A. A.
i Krueger, Mr. nnd Mm. II. A. It-
ohor, Mr. an Mrs. c. O. (luntrv-h,
Mr. and Mrs. b 1), Congdon, iilu
(I. Congdon, Mr, nnd Mrs. Ira Leo
llregiry and Mr. and Mrs. J. It.
O'Connor.
$100,0(10 Kodak prlzos.' Details
. at peouloy studio. 4it(.
Itohlson lloturna North
tleolge ItoblKon. dlieetor nf lli
I'.mpire lluldlug company of Port
laud, who has been in this city
tor. me pust week, working with
iocal repivaentatlves. leaves today
. 'or his northern heudiiunrtvru,
Phon (loo for ajioclul 4th of July
niw to irescont City, Lake o1 the
n oous, etc. OSIf
Mrs. nirrlu In IHusilta
Mra. r'raneoa Farrln was operat
ed on thw morning at the Com
munity husintni. n, W1U r,,,im..(l
ft" getting along nloely this after
noon. ; .
i.ovoiy tuiip on waves, in so
other permanents JS; shnnipoo and
imger wave ii; marool 75c. Kath.
ryn Locntell, 230 S, Central, 1374
.- 08tf
Slmveil I'n Cinlriictnr
Haln has Interfered aomo with
mo road work carried on by Wil
liam, yon der Mellon, who register
en in tno imporlnl hotel from
RnUi'lnw, WiiMh, Mr. vun dor Iel
lon forriierly lived In Medford.
rno iireitonliin.
Portraits of distinction. "Pho
Peasleys, opp. Holly theater. tf
Itesnmes Iluty 'IHiduy
Postlnasler Win. J. Warner r...
sumed iicllvo duty at the postofflee
mis morning, after enjoyment of a
"nun ieu over period of his last
year a vacation,
Pinto glass shelves with polished
edges. Including nlcklo plated
brackets 8x24, $2.75; 8x30, J3.00
8x3(1, 13.25. Other sizes propor
tionally low In price. Medford
Plato Ulnxa Co. Phone 440. 102
Mrs, Ktruiifr Leaves
Airs, ijnariea Strang, accom
panied by her daughter. Mrs. Hob
ert H. Holmes, left todny fur Se
attle, following the latter'B visit In
hl city for tio pust twp wijeks.
Free wood with your early ordor
ror green slabs. Med. Fuel Co.
Tel. 031. tf
Watersiwir varnish for reneu-lnt.
and beiiutlfylng tho homo. Sold by
h. U. Itoas Co., 22 S. (Ir-ipe, 100
Week Knil nl Itoscburir
Mr. and Mra. II. K. Hinln, ,i
son Janu,, spent tho week end In
Itoaebiirg ml lllengai-y vlaitiug
relatives ami friends. They wore
nouae guests of Mrs. Smith's nnr.
cuts, Mr. mid Mrs. 1J. a, MeOho
uey at uiengai-y. Mr. Smith was
mi merry manager uf tho Itoseburg
i.ii: nun unit produce cum
puny, und Is now the
inunuiior at Medford,
''mm Slnte Points
From points outside of Portland
tho following are registered at Med
ford hotels;.,, T. W. Welch of Forest
(Hove, Oeorgo Levy, H. 13. Kmer-
son, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. A. Patchett
of Itoseburg, 0. It. Johnson. It. W.
Neighbor, Jr., Ixo Hagen nnd E. S.
Filtrell of Eugene. Mr. nnd 'Mrs.
K. M. , Ma kino of Tho Dalles.
Tho Hanson Coal Co. has moved
lis offlco down to tho yard at r08
So. Front Ht. 102
company
Dig rough Mocks
mill, $4.60 per load,
Co. Tel. 631.
Krystalglow, kodak glim
preme. Tho Poaaleya, opu.
theater.
an
Hully It
VWls ,lin kuu,
Alton Tyson of Eugeno U In
Medfonl visiting Jue loin. fr ev
era I da vs.
Now
Sliced
tor your convenience,
and ready to serve.
Be sure to take phnty
of Fluhrer's Sliced Milk
Bread on your Fourth
of July Trip!
direct from
Med. Fuel
tf
Itullmnil Men Here
Wlllium :Wart of the Ijehlgli
Vnlley linns, la In Meilfonl t,i,,,-
from Neutlle. culling on local rnll-
ronu represei.tatlvi's. Krnle Fnr
rell of the I'nlnn Paclfi,, ,
a btiKlness culler tuiluy nml John
Seaillun of the New Voik Central
spent yesterday In Medford.
flet your fryers
'hone 314-X.
for
the 4th.
102
VIslUil In Axlilunil
Mr. and Mrs. 11. w. Wheeler nnd
family and Mm Mury L. Mathews
of Meilford were Sumlav vlslium
in Ashland at the Aaron Andrews
borne.
The Hanson Coal Co. has moved
Its office down tu tho yard at BOH
So. Front St. 0:.
Miilur lo Crnlcr Nike
Mi's. Thou Fuson and daughters
Mlas.. Clara Mary and Anna May
are spending today at Cruter lake,
having left by motor for tho resort
this morning.
Plan dialling Trip
Mr. and Mm Harvey Fields and
daughtnr Jeunette and sun Ilervey,
Jr., accompanied by Miss Amy 101
mm, will leave Medford Friday
night for the Diamond lake region
where they plun to spend the week
end along several streams which
orrer good, fishing. . , ,
Much enthusiasm was a .part
of the Lions luncheon 'meMing
at Hotel Holland th!a noon when
Oeorge Newbury, newly elected
president, was in charge. Many
members were present, Including
four, who were recently elected.
Keporto of Medford Lions' visit
to Grants Pass last Thursday and
Monday, wero given by J. Verne
Shangle, und several others ' also
spoke about the trip. The local
unit went on record aa being
willing to nsslst tho Clrnnts Pnss
club when it resumes meetings
and Medford Lions will ntteud
their opening meeting In a-body,,
it was decided. '
Horace Uromley and H. D. Kern
of 'tho .Copco advertising depart
ment showed news reels of the
rucoB at Savage Ttapidu dnm held
recently, nnd also ot tho army
planes which visited 'the Med
fjpril iilrpurt. George Oscn sang
two solos as h part of -the pro
gram, and his brother Fred (),ien,
played several plnno solos. '
' President Newbury will ivo a
report of the La (Irnmle Conven
tion at' tho next meeting, It was
announced. . ! ...
Stars at Holly
TKo vRoguer Rlyer -Spray company,-
formerly the Bear Creek
Spray company, Dwned by Harry
and David Rosenberg of the Bear
Creek orchards, has started their
oil emuliflfication plant, which is
low operating to capacity dally.
Their product 1b meeting with high
fa voi among the orchard isle of the
valley, including many of the lar
gest tracts.
The emulsified oil Is now being
sprayed, for control of the spider
mite and the codling moth eggs.
Home, nrndticpd pm utai fieri nil Is
furnished at a considerable saving
to the growers, eliminating barrel
freights and other Incidentals. The
The Rosenbergs ship In highly re- j
fined oil in tun' car lots and have t
installed emulsifying machinery.
This saves the freight, coming and
going, and insures a fresh product.
The plant was constructed this
spring and has been In operation
for about a month. Six men are
POi'tllnrlv nmnlnvorl Aa annn aa
the run an thn Hiimmor nils In onm. I
pleted, they will operate on the
winter oils. . ' - , .
The Rosenberg brothers also bp
erate a lime surphur plant, with
sales to orchardlsts, which also
proved a success, with savings for
valley growers.
, David Rosenberg, this afternoon
expressed himself as highly grati
fied with the response extended to
his new product by valley orch
ardlsts. v 7 " "
CUy Inundated.
INSTAXBUU Turkey, July 1.
(P) The city ot Zongouldak, cen
ter of Turkey's chief coal mining
district, was Inundated today by
50 hours of; torrential rains. The
streets, were rivers, down . which
swent Houses, telephone polea and
human bodies. '
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Q.e
.. ;'. JANET
GAYNOR
WARNER
B A XT E R
i COMING
SUNDAY "
A k hi.
POINT
FOR FIVE DAY SESSION
The nnnunl Bible conference
will open in tho Central "Point
'resbyteriun church ( l-'i-ili-rjileil )
n Wednesday evening of t this
week nnd continue over Sundiiy.
Hov. Kzm S. (lerig of Portland
ami James Johnston of Ceres,
Calif., will be the muln speakers
nnd touchers again this year.
These Ulble und wurkers confer
ncea nre strictly unileuomlnntlon-
ul and uro open to all. They will
Vhtte- Sh'oulders."; now 'occTifiv-
ing the Holly theater screen, boasts
the talents; of three ofc the, finest
players' In pictures today Marv
Alitor, Jack Holt and Rlcardo Cor
tez. '
Mury Astor's performance In this
story by Hex Beach has already re-:
celved high commendation from the
critics. This star, who leaped to!
new prominence with her flnei
playing opposite Ann Harding In1
"Holiday," is seen In the principal1
female role In "White Shoulders."
Playing opposite her Is Jack!
Holt, rugged he-man and two-fisted i
incarnation of the screen. I
Itlcurdo Cortez, suave and'
charming ecreen ..villain. i nunin I
seen to advantage In a role sympu-1
ineiicuiiy portrayed In splto of its
character.
Showing with the feature picture
Is n Pathe new reel of many Inter
esting news even In from nil over
the, world, and tho fifth of tho
Bobby Jones "How I Piny Golf"
reels, this one entitled "The Me
dium lrona."
"ThrGirls Lost"
Fox Rialto Film
For your July Investment in
IWed stocks or bonds, sco .M. N
llognn. 915 Liberty llldg. ios
(Texas Kilt Her,, Slllliliiy
j Miuinein tiivgon residents
from or ne.inalntid with llmi-iton
Texiia. may be Inlenxte,! III know
"K that n apeclul sleeper occupied
by a party f M(,, K,k, wl
be on the ShaM , piling through
-M-dford Kun.l.iy ni.unlliR en louto
to the Seattle convention. There
"in an w a i!ii:v of Klks fro
v ne jiin.-ni on tills
name luis.-lon.
Neil llarr.ll In Kjist
Lieutennnt Ned llarrell, grndll
nto of tho Went Pulnt Military
academy, who spent ten days' leuvo
In Medford and nt Diamond Inke,
visiting his father. Joe llarrell. Is
now on the eastern cone, aboard
tho V. s. S. Louisville. Kenny
llarrell, brother uf Ned, la In Med
ford nt the proaent time, and has
Just returned from Diamond lake.
He Is a cadet at West Point and
has two more years at tho acad
emy. He will also visit his mother
In l-Ulgene during his vacation.
lienny was accompanied here by
John Conner, who also hn.i two
more years at West Point. John
Is visiting hid parents III this vlty.
Sivcnsmia Visit In city
.Mr. and Mis. Carl Swenaon. for
merly of Medford. und who now
reside In San Menu. I'nl.. are In
4hn city accoiupunied hv their
nephew, to Visit friends. Mr. Svven-
wiii la attending the Klks conven
tion tu Ashland, and uUi plana to
attend the national convention In
Seattle. They will nKw visit in
Canada, and return south via Tho
imiiea-(.'aiifiirnla highway and Cra
ter lake. Mr. Sweuson was for
mcrly a printer nt the Mall Tribune
und was mining those who enlisted
troni hre during the World war.
Tho name o; uofetta .Young Is
always sufficient to bring the f ins
l.i n IV...... . ...
he a real help , christlnn ! , , "h i..""0'!?:
iiK'teorlo hero of "The Big Trail"
workers attending. Uet Into th
first meetings nnd stuy through to
the end.
Children's services will bo held
also, and tho boys and girls are
Invited. 7:30 Is tho tlmo of tho
evening meetings. !
J. M. Johnson, pastor.
EY'
aim me ever delightful Lew Cody
are nlao In the cast, the rtwult In
apt to be extremely p:c.isuruble.
This is the case with "Three
Cl.-U Lost." nt the r'ox Itlnlto to
day nnd Thursday.' Based on the
story of Hubert D. Andrews and
directed by Sidney Ijinfleld, "Three
GlrVi Lost" turns out to be n hi..h.
I ly diverting tule of a trio of dam
IseVi from as many country towns,
who come to Chicago to seek the
nui incompatible combination
Jobs und romance.
of
The merchants nnd bushiest men
In general i.f Medfonl, ami of
other cities and towns in the suite
are warned by the authorities to
be on the lookout fur counterfeit
dollars, dimes nnd nickels.
A number of such bogus coins
have turned up In Portland within
tho past two weeks, and while
secret service and other federal
officers are Investigating to rind
the originators and passers . of
them. It la possible that the passers
of the spurious money mny start
circulating them In Medford and
other communities or the county
before they are apprehended.
T
Births
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clen Hinckley nre
the parents of n hoy born at the
Sacred Heart hospital Juno Su,
weighing eight pounds nnd la
ounces.
tO' recover
AFTER times such as these, his--'torv
shown- that.-the .'hle-hosf
grade stocks are the first to re
cover. This was an outstanding
- fact In the recessions of 1918, 1921,'
and 1923. .
Irrespective of day-to day' fluctu
atlons, we believe now is the time
to Invest In "high grade American
stocks. The present Is more than
a period of recession.. It Is a real
bpportunlty to Investors.
',. Corporate Trust Shares
provide this opportunity through a
fixed group holding of stocks in
2S of our leading American compa
nies. 1
Diversification, convenience and
tax advantages are appealing fea
tures ot Corporate Trust Shares
also the many protective provisions
of the trust itself, such as a fixed .
base coupon rate stabilized by a
cash reserve fund on which Invest
ors are paid Interest, a practical
capital accumulation plan that
builds up the investment in all 23
companies rather than In one or a .
few, and the absence of a confisca
tion clause whereby unclaimed in- '
vestors' funds are paid over by the
trustee, to the Bponsor.
A t ir-llKIMIIlATB i t RUST.
) ; SHAItBS represent gn own- '
-.- trshlp Interest In theie 2
; companies, toe uliares of
utiles aie deposited with in
independent tiustte.
INDUSTRIALS
Amer. Radiator ft 8. S.
- American Tobacco
, dn font
Eastman Kodak '
InaerMill Hand
InternalkntHl Harrcster -
National lilscuit .
UUi Elerator .
toiled Krult -
linked Stales Steel -
Woolwcrlli .,. .
! RAILROADS
Atchison, Tnp. A Rants Ft
Illinois Central
UuistiUe t Niihillle
New York Central
I'entuyluinla Railroad .
Bimtlierit I'ncillc -Union
Pacific
OILS . .
Standard Oil or California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard (ill (New Jersey).
' Standard Oil of New York
Texas Corporation - . '
UTILITIE8 and '
QUASI-UTILITIES
American Tel. fc Tel.
Consolidated fias of N. Y. ' '
Ueneral Klectrie
West inghdtise Electrlo
Western Union Telegraph
Moody's Composite
Portfolio Rating "A"
Price at the market. Descrltlve circular on request.
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES
315 Liberty Bldg,
Medford, Ore.
.; FOUNDED .' -
1909
JACKSON COUNTY
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
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If Vim need any e.ilelmlnln.
' Piil(itlng done, Pbunv los. lf.
Army Plaiii-s .ni, ,,n.
Two army transport planea. e.n-li
e.uiylg s ,W.K1A ,
tne Medford airport till, morning
en louto i Vancouver. Wa-h '
from Cl'v.-wy Kleld. Cl.
Orand Hotel Harbor Hhop. Ilalr-
Mack Sennetl, fnnioua producer
and comeillaii uf tho movies, was
a visitor ut the local airport nt
fc:4f. this morning when he arrived
on iho Paclfle Air Transmit mall
Plane en route lo Portland from his
home In I, Angeles.
The aclur took the northbound
plane from hore. During his brief
lay. be tUod witlKPhll Shurp.
Held msnuger fur the V. A T.. and
conimenieil on the altractlroness
of the Meiltord Hirt. It 1, thought
that honnett la en mule to Astoria
from which idaen he tm -,.- -
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
UUST llruen wrist wuteh with'
Iaalielle Neff engruved on back
Finder (euve at P. J. Neff office. :
101
SITHATIUN WAXTKD Cliencum-
'" i-apaoio vullm woman
wanta eniplnyment In home or
e.wiuraiu. itojt u. A., Tribune.
: 102
I'AtMNii SCHOOL Limited num
ber .indent,. Apply American I
.- .m o.. r .miu. Vorhels. 6
eiiin-u i tmrt. 107
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GOLDEN STAR
( PERFECTION
FURNITURE POLISH
: AND CLEANER B,- ,
25
and
50
i r.i.- uonm nnd board for
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ate,l. ai-hool: people caring for
;:. " reierenc. lion
81 care TrlMine. I0I
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I mile fjal of Phoeiils. idj
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:' ' i-avenport and two
L . r' ; r""'nliiK army l.ian-,
ket pillow, etc.. between I. me
anil .Me.!r..t-.l I. .
Kail
SJJ sold 6nly in furniture stores, is vaed excln
iZ Zil T iS une?ua11 fr cleaning and polish
iSTfloS fUrmtUre' , leather uph5lSteryP ,ino-
' iu pienaie, xuc.
leu boat fr Aluska. i
me 310 or I......
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