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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKP MJJt, TKIBTTNE, BEDFORD, OT?EGOT, MONDAY, XTLY 20, 19.11. fioT G TREES AT PAGE THREE OCffifV T In a project there are practically Mto applications, Mr. UMlard ex plained. In Medford there are fewer sij;ns of bail times, he con tinued, than In any seetion he has visited since leaving thU city. Radio Program KMED (Mall Tribune-Virgin Station) m imr rmi nnAn 8 4 II timbers as benches. . . lna tf-OPH imong we . " " "V roI breeze mew, w MLi. yesterday con- I W, Millar court of honor ino? Lake o" the ."IiJl court of honor ir the Crater i-" 'lie. Members of P . and parents ui, hnsincsa men or w""- . Home l Tonight lr ' Kntortiilns JIIss Eleanor McCaskev ,,f s V.:... " oik Rufnel. Calif., nnd John m,,.,,.,,. . ""lnall" u host yes- of St. Joseph. Mo., who are ,,.., 1 . , ' ' .. . ,"c""'. mr,J' at hi of their uncle and aunt Mr ,.,.,;', ""hue river given fur at .heir ; 1 ; i : ru c ui np ,,"rr f on the Old Stare road, will be I, , ,' , . .""I' Kl:"1" tl?""- complimented thin evenlnir ... : . mm nuniing buffet aupper for which 2 s E , i, ,"h " J .!".. '!"" " '"""B have been invited. Supper will ho ,,--, v r ,", 11 lne followed by badminton ...". ".' ?' "mv " lne at the Medfnr,! , 7 ZZ " '., "u' . " " c,ol '" returned at 1 AT STATE CONFAB " oreuon had N". ".. . not merely for .hurt. . 1,1, but for the sooa am. institution It would throughout the years to Summary of the Boy Lmalai given by him. l"T.Hve Oscar E. Hoover, ittat penuu, - L i.rds to the boys, in- t .mrJerfoot badges, 10 Ir.u-i first class, and D6 iulfM. - Loir ivstem, used during Cjnming classes, was explaln- atg is In charge of the L,.i i. the camp. Each Boy urtnir, una me. coumo muai hfr when in the water, MMt the colored cards on LlwHen they go in and out. L ,n accurate cnecK can w Trice during the swimming U, whistle is blown and the uiJ aill until a cnecK ie The system eliminates r 'Ml of danger, especially for ihtare unable to swim, ti- apliined. afio derived from attending urn told In a brief talk by i Bailee, Eagle scout from .r(. Advantages both physic ist mentally were given, and tsirht out the fact that the Holts, and the advantages imBming, boating, hiking. kind horseback riding gave kin fine training. for companionship and closer truce of the scout oath and nre reasons given by him letil benefits, as well as the help and leadership. (wind Smith of Klamath Presbyterian church in his a the boys, told them that itf the scout organization It! bo particular denomination. lava called for reverence of tlamm, of Klamath Falls, Went of the Crater Lake coun- wnlted the scouts f or canning ponds about the camp, and fciMnted them on the attrac- Bttu. lined with whitewashed The 41 scouta in camp u hour a day improving r tnd a marked change has Me during the two weeks n court was closed with the "Kiting the scout oath, led AScoot Robert Hlndt of Med- J"iMtothe court, an execu- meetlne was helrf with plff.,H. Paine. Walter Jones. " and George Gates nt- ftlm Itedford. During the Plans were discussed to H1 three camn periods next p instead of the two being KM now. Over nlnetv hnvs "slstered fnr ihn nimi P Way, according to the PJ ' the camp cnoyed dln- r-wMysin the mess hall, r" " allowed to Inspect i". which had hM r" by Inspector Headlee. L - recently constructed M Is thai rf...j a... .t- i sotsry club, in which the .is live. Eight Eagles camp during the last per- bahnced program Is nut. day, and in the eve- lent In v """fi Willi " In charge of the pro- wn, of over-night trips. rlisikl " Blries are In-rtlentertalr,m. Ui , ,c"reiiments of Phdlon. "' ."re When 11,0 many o.ner members of society will Join the younger set in enjoy ing the McCaskey's hospitality. Pylliluil ('lulls Meets With Mrs.- Swnilj! Mrs. Wm. Swnrtz. 40 Berkeley Way, will he hostess tomorrow afternoon nnd evening to members of the Pythian club. The ladles are asked to arrive at 2:30 and to bring covered dishes. The men will call at 0:30, when luncheon will be served. Cards and a social time were enjoyed later. St. Mill-It's Ciiild Ijiinchcfm Tomorrow St. Mark's Guild will entertain with a 1 o'clock covered dish luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Hurry Hart on Crater Lake nvenue. Luncheon will be follow ed by cards. The committee ar ranging the event is composed of Mrs. Hart, Mrs. A. F. Stennett and Mrs. Gwendolyn Woodcock. Spulins r.cnvc on Trip Tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spuhn will leave tomorrow on a vacation trip through eastern Oregon and other parts of the state. Dinner Party Knjoyed At ltolM-rls Untie Complimenting Mrs. Edwin Stan ton of Los Angeles, who is a guest of Mrs. Gain Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Roberts entertained at dinner Saturday evening at their home on Crown Hill. Covers were placed for 25 gue.sts nnd bridge enjoyed following dinner. f-f Dr. Hockey Visits Colonel Vooiiiics Ur. Kugene Hockey of Portland was a guest yesterday of Colonel and Mrs. Gordon Vooihics nt their beautiful ranch home south of Medford. Moores Hetmn I'Ynm Vacation Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Moore nnd son, Donald have returned to their Medford home after spending two weeks vacationing at Diamond lake. n'..!.,..., " l" I'n-weiu wie matinee pro grams at the theatres. A s Hi.senbaum, freight and passenger agent for the Southern Pacific, escorted the guests to the lodge. .Assisting Mr, Johnston In receiv ing were .Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Slater of Santa Harbara, Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Edgell ami Mr. nnd Mrs. E. G. Hurgess. Leave W'edncsdny I'or Portland Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corliss plan I" leave Wednesday for Portland. They will be accompanied north by Mr. Corliss' mother, Mrs. Guy C. H. Corliss of Portland, who has been visiting her son for the past month. Mrs. Eern Phillips of Min neapolis, .Minn., who has also been a visitor at the Corliss home, and Mrs. Effle Yeoman. Mr. Corliss will be guest soloist Kildny evening at station KG W in that city, and will be accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Yeoman. Xilgiilxirs of Womlci'iift To Have Siiccinl Session Clu-yxanthemum circle. No. 84. Xeighburs of Woodcraft, will hold a special meeting Tuesday after noon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Sadie Gill. 122 Cottage street, fnr the purpose of Initiating new members. The meeting was an nounced this morning by Clara L. Fisher. To Vacation n Month At Idlke o' Hie Woods Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgman and two children of Pasadena, Cnl., who formerly made their horn in Medford, will arrive here tomorrow from Jhe south. They plan to spend a month nt their summer home at Lake o' the Woods. liOynl Women Meet Toinori-ow The Loyal Women's Sunday school class of the First Christian church will conduct the regular social and business meeting tomor row afternoon In the church par tors nt 2 o'clock, according to an nouncement made. Some excellent publicity for Med ford and Southern Oregon should oe derived rrom the appearance or Medford's well known American I Legion drum corps at the Stato j Legion , convention in Corvallis early next month. The locnl corps, under the direc tion of Wilson Waite, instructor, and Lloyd Williamson, drum major, is working hard to prepare for the state drum corps contest In which the leuding posts of Oregon will compete. The local boys will also participate in all convention pa rades and special features during their three-day stay in Corvallis. An Idea of the advertising value of an outstanding musical organi zation to a community may be gained from the recent appearance of the Medford Elkst band nt the nationaly H. P. O. E. convention In Seattle this month. The local Elks and their "high stepping" drum ma jor. Lloyd Williamson, were the talk of the town and receiced many news Items In the Seattle newspapers. They became so popular during their stay in Seattle that they were given the position of honor In the national convention parade, being the first band in the entire line of march. When It is considered that scores of bands from all over the United States were in the big pa rade this Is conceded to be a signal honor for Medford. T L Musical comedy, vaudeville, nnd GRAND JURY CALL IS POSTPONED TO COMING OCTOBER The county court today, without RURAL DELIVERY WILL EXPAND IN MEDFORD REGION! Monthly P. M. ' 5 to 6 Vnole Jerry: news nnd market, by Mail Trl- lune 4 6 ut 7 Mutual Mill; Where to ; The Toggery ; Cham- pion Sparkei-8 7 to 8 Happiness Train; 4 Hutchinson Tree SpeeialiHls i. to S30 All request pro- 4 gram S:3o lo 9 Hemote from Kux Craterlan 4 Tiiosiiay A. M. 7:55 to 8 Hreakfast Hrond- east of news by Mail Trl- 4 buue 4 8 to II Treasure Itox; Tan 4 Dandy; Oold Seal 4 9 to 10 Kriendship circle by 4 Economy O r o c e t e r I a : 4 IU nrtYL KRILKUMU! KIWJNIQ: AWIRFI1 5 iininiiiu nuuuiiLui Southern Oregon Kleetric l'et Milk 10 Weather forecast 1U to 11 Southern Oregon Clas; Domestic Laundry 11 to 12 Fisher Flour V. M. 4 12 to 1 Unique Cleaners; Heath's Drug Store: Golden "S West; News flashes by Mall Tribune 1 to 2 Sperry l'Mour; Spiders Dairy; Peoples Kleetric; Scientific Laboratories 2 to 3:311 KMKD presents- tlon; World Hook man; Hour of l'rayer 4:.1(l to 6 KMKD prese.lta- tiun ! 5 to G News and markets by Mail Tribune; Lewis Super Service 6 to 7 Where to (lo; Speed Klend 7 to 8 Happiness Train; Jackson Co. llldg. and Loan S to 9 K.MK1J All Heiiuesl program WS THRILL IS VISITORS -i louruf. ... I"1 W.VUnctl0" font the nm; ' clock 'aft 'Hot r m lne Junction ,.ryb'k mountain. fa !rm H' Gve. who v.L ' mere in.. . 1 ""Him... , ' """'K- e,,'" mped on the k':. ' ?1 the cougar (vcaped 'Wlt. u ron- but wro iBR SHOP SHOWS good old-fashioned minstrelry are ' taking definite action, considered promised the southern Oregon pub.lh .. -,.te tax plan, adopted by He Saturday night when the Med- tne governor's tax committee last Saturday, which is modeled upon the "Indiana plan." Provisions regarding financing and maintenance of secondary roads, were dlcicusHcd by the coun ty court. They also favor a change In the jury system whereby litigants In civil sultii would be required lo ford post. American Iegion, will present a midnight frolic at the Fox Craterian theatre. It was an nounced this morning nt a meet ing of the general committee. Plans for the entertainment will be further disclosed this week In several street parades, definite Oood news for the people In gen eral living on rural routes of the Medford postofflce is that Postmas ter Wm. .1. Warner late Saturday received word that, effective Aug ust 1, 70.58 miles will be added to the four rural routes of the local postofflce, and by the Incidental changes Inaugurated with this serv ice an entirely new service or Im proved service- will be rendered to between 350 and 400 rural fami lies. The new mileage of the four routes will total 182.40 miles us against the 111.40 miles now. Each of .-the four rural routes will bo changed for better service, and each present rout.) will tnke on additional territory. Somo of the present routes will be doubled No additional carriers will be pro vided. New patrons taken in with these extensions must erect new large sized K. K. 11. boxes sot on posts four feet hlcli and located on the right-hand side of travel, so that the rural carrier can drive up anil place ninll muttor 111 the box with out dismounting. Patrons now using the small ru ral mail boxes can continue lining the same providing such boxes lire in serviceable condition. Otherwise they must erect the new large-sl.ed boxes. 4 days for which have not been I ))ay (,)e jurJ, COHt instead of the county. In many of the minor law suits, the cost to the county , is more than the amount sought In the suit. The county court feels that economy could he accomplish ed by requiring the contending parties to file bonds for the costs. Jackson county Is now well with in Its budget for the year, and steps to remain there are being taken. One wan the suspension of all road work in mld-sunimilr Including the work on the Lake Creek nnd Dead Indian, beneficial chiefly from an employment standpoint to the districts themselves. Following a conference between circuit Judge H. D. .Norton nn-i District Attorney (leorge Codding yesterday. It whh decided not to call the grand Jury, scheduled for thlr week, until more cases ac cumulate. This was an economy move, and a step towards Keeping within the budget. No pressing matters nwnlt grand jury action anil none will he called until Oc i., her. from the present outlook. Th cn.intv court today also aiM.no, I revised plans for the new $-'r,j.tlOO courthouse, the financial -...lenient of the county, ami in Indigent list, which is being neia 10 emeruency cases. An opinion was received from the attorney general 01 urcgon holding that the recent action of the county court In cutting the mileage fee for nulos from neven to five cents was legal. STATEleSURER AT reported. The city will be filled with ballyhoo, from the stage, over the radio and in the streets from now until Saturday night to assure success for the midnight frolic, funds realized from which will he used to finance the drum corps' trip to Corvallis., where the group will represent Medford In the stato contest. Committees were appointed to day to care for all details of the hour of unusual amusement, which will Involve all the latest, as well as the oldest, favorite quips of comedy. . Th. rlnnn will OPCn Ot 1 1: 1 ! for the frolic and the curtain will rise nt 11:3(1, to reveal to the nu dience n cast of clever players, whose Identity probably will not be told before then. The frolic Is to be an absolute benefit, the theatre having been donated by the Fox management for the occasion. Members of the cast are also donating their ser vices and the public is asked to co-opernte In the attempt to nnnce the drum corps' trip. well as to take advantage of nn evening of clever amusement. Rehearsals have been underwaj for several weeks nn.l many sur prises have been outlined to a. n i.f .ho old stunts, dear to comedy lovers of each lncra'lon and -'" ...... Ke Hints of the real snow - . v.. Hirept nnrad?s speeches to be given from J-h stage of the Craterian each i Ing preceding the frolic. Ti k will be sold by members of tm American l-eglon Auxiliary all proceeds to go to the drum corps. . ,.t ih committees. .s.',.."t -in out all P"n for frolic, will be announced to morrow. m. . """"Jered one of lM." Snedlcor shop r Weet- ttT rut. :r " J? ,h RnMi ,he co1- Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One) day, gasoline for harvesting ma chinery delivered at the farm, five and two-tenths cents a gallon. - At present prices, wheat worth fifteen cents will seed an acre, but there is the trouble. Wheat on thu farm Is worth twenty-five cents. With the 15 per cent incrense In railroad freight rates undoubtedly coming, freight to Liverpool, where world prices are inado, would amount to more than the farmer gets for his wheat. L The Washington school building will be completed three days pre vious to the requirements of the contract. Superintendent K.. H. Hedrlrk reported this morning and the school board and archi tect will meet within a row days to accept or reject the fulfillment of the contract, completed by Sig Ash. Janitors lire putting down the desks In the building today and Installing other equipment. Newell and Hon are In the city to Install Hog fuel burners In both the Washington and senior high sehool buildings. Work on the latter i also progressing well. Painting of the Washington building and construction of walks will be done later. TOUR PARTY HERE EARLY SATURDAY! Plowing In July conserves moist ure for next year's crop, Increas ing it eight to Ion bushels nil ncrc. but Kansas furmcrs are not plow ing. It Is feared that many will lose their land to banks that hold innrt. gages, and the question Is, what would the banks do with It? They might as well foreclose on Mr. Zlegfeld's Follies. They would not know how to manage rarins, or Follies. Mr. Leggc, bend of Inter national Harvester, refrains from pushing farmers for payment. WiBe bankers holding farm mortgage" will do the same. M Mr. Zlegfcld. by the way, wishes you to know, from Alaska to Flor ida, that when you come to New York this summer, and sec his Fol lies, you will see the greatest suc cess of a highly successful career. No mortgage spectre frightens him. him. If you glorify the American girl (phrase copyrighted by Mr. .leg- fold) sufficiently no depression, no entanglements cun prevent you "standing up." "Three things men will have. In good times or bad," says Mr. Zlcg- feld, "Yes, four; to-wlt, female benutv to inspire the mind; tobacco to soothe it; a little something to stimulate It, and n few shares on margin, to give It hope." Mr. Aguinnldo Filipino lender, en coiirnged hv the utterances of wan dering United States seiialors, has a plan. He would have tne i niie.i States give immediate freedom with self government und the other concomitants, to the IMillippinc Islands, while continuing for ten years more the right of Filipinos to ship goods through our custom bouse without payment of duty. "Your government. NO; your free markets. YKH." is the program. It ought to work profitably, es pecially, ir with United Slates su pervision gone, goods from all Asia could be shipped to us duly-free through Manila, for a considera tion. Some Americans would suggest u counter proposition, ns follows; Turn llin Filipinos loose, to carry out their ideas, I-nelo Ham letuinlng nn adequate naval, sub-1 marine and airplane base nt Manila i as of rlfht he owns the whole place, and as part payment for the mil lions we have spent there. There would be no free customs, of course, otherwise the Filipinos could not accurately gauge their capacity to make an Independent place among the world's nntl.m ' A railroad will undoubtedly ho I built to the Crescent City harbor b. fore the harbor is completed, , A. H. Itanwell, se.-retary of the' N.M-tbeni California-Southern Ore-' gon Development association, toid j members of Hie Kiwatllf. club III j the regular luncheon at the Hot'-l Medford today. Justification for this statement, be said, is found In nil Inves-tlgn-tlons of the situation recently made. The work of the association, which is at the present time con centrating on development of the harbor, was reviewed by Mr. Itan well. who emphasized thu need for agricultural and Industrial de velopment In the Mid-Pacllic Km plre. which will undoubtedly come with construction of the harbor. Support of the Pacific delega tion In congress has won the support of various other sections-, .Mr. Itanwell int. .lined the club, and the harbor project seems as sured. The tremendous amount of commerce to pass throiiuh the harbor was cinphasl.ed and the co-operation of the Kiwanls club In keeping the harbor question before the people asked h the' speaker. ' The work of the development association Is not a fight Willi the railroads. Mr. Itanwell pointed out. It Is the assoeiatlon's belief that the harbor will prove nn nsset, rather than n liability to the ex isting railway system. Commerce passing through Ihe harbor now, however, has already be.'n Instrn nienlal In effect Ing lower freight rates, be said, and the develop ment will mean much to the utili zation of the natural resources found In the .rich mid-Pacific do main. Mr. ItanweU's talk was greeted with much enthusiasm by the club members, who Join him In berlev- llig "the harbor will be built." rank Dlllai d.. former city water engineer, who Is now participat ing in several engineering projects the coast, was a guest at to day's luncheon nnd told his follow Klwanlans that "people Hying in Medford don't know what hard times lire." Many men on the coast nre now willing to work for one dollar n day, ho said, In reviewing numer- oul sad caws where Jobs cannot be obtained at liny price. He quoted a southern banker In say ing that the coming winter will be the hardest the south has ever known. For every .vacnney announced Horn to Mr. and Mrs. J. Cotton of rhoenix. a son, yesterday ut the Community hospital. l-'dmir.t U.Ntuies Iti.pcoiiug Kvan Ueanies returned this fore noon from Fortland and , reported that F.dward Keanie... win. was op erated on Saturday by Dr. Cofteo for appeiidl.-ltis; was getting alumi nicely. Mr. Uciiukm made the trip lo Portland by airplane. Will Address Actlviiins Dr. Kdu in It. Durno will he Client of the Active club tomorrow noun nt their meetinn at the Motel Hol land, und will adthcc-M the Kroup on the Htibjcct of narootlcH and various forms of dope, Rates for out-of-town trips. Tel. 9nn FOODS COOKED IN USUALLY TASTE BEST Hills Bros. Coffee Tastes Better Than Other Coffees Because It is Roasted in Small Quantities ! fTeak, Tirett. . . Couldn't Work Food cooked in small quantities lins the advantage of exactness. Thu mixing and the application of heat can be accurately controlled. A three-egg omelet is invariably more tender and Huffy than one made of many egira. Coffee roasted in small quanti ties has the advantage of exactness too. Hills Bros, discovered the way to roast in small quutititics so that every pound is exactly alike when they invented and patented ' Controlled Uonsting. I As tho accuracy of the hour-glass I depends upon an even, continuous flow . . . n little nt a time ... so the i uniform ilnvor of Hills Bros. Coffco j is produced by Controlled Roasting1 this pnlented process that roasts evenly, continuously ... a iifflo at ; a time. Every berry is perfectly i done. A nintcliless flavor results a flavor bulk-roasted cofl'ea can't ' equal ! Hills Bros. CofToo in pneked in ' vacuum cans. Air, which makes I coffee go stale, is removed nnd kept out of these cans. Ordinnry, "uir tirht" cans won't keep coffee fresh. Hut Hills llros. Coffee can't fro stale. Order somo todny. Ask for it by name, anil look for tho Arab trade mark on the can. Hills Uros. Coffee, Inc., Ran Francisco, cinlifnrnin. .VIA ' Police baffled I SSSft'Sla Nation In terrorl Bt!raU Whose brain RJr W t is behind It all r W -JfcaM, will It be a worn k ill's. ... It will ""II keep you guess- -W Ing from start to "Jf 1 awed (ydtt&L Afeto " "T WAS wcik and run down and J. couldn't work much. Sonic days 1 wat in bed all day . . . un account of female weakness. "'My cousin recommended yotir Vegetable Compound to mc and I bcan taking it riht away. "I sure feci like a new woman. Work all day und am stronger and feci line now. "I have only taken 3 bottles hut I found relief in the first one 1 took. I recommend tt to any woman who suffer as I did." Mr. C H.Hawk, K, K. No. 2, Promise City, Iowa. RICARDO CORTEZ Two big stars better thun ever in the most hazardous game of love and intrigue ever play ed. TONITE TOMORROW Also I Bargain Prices I News I Mats. 20 Eve. 30c I Comedy I Kiddles 10o ' I acRara 'Presents V JOHN McCORMACK FAMOUS I RISK -AMERICAN TENOR in the fourth of a scries of Monday livening Radio Recitals t Tonight, Monday, July 20th, over NBC Blue and Supplementary Networks Tunc in on KOW, Portland 0:30 P. M. Pacific 8tandard Time 0. V. MYERS CO. 132 8. Riverside Phone 4G4 lSuiiijis IN TABLE ROCK AREA TABLE ROCK. Ore. J,,,2nf fSpeclnl) The presi-nt spfll . hot weather is fnnlnK a strowth In melons, fruit It-'"" nnd ell crops where moisture available. ... . Heyln, l aln In f" here, thf lecond crop o ( helng put up nnd l '' ,0 excellent In yield nnd ounlity- .tl.tinctlon. Tne Portraitii of Peajlovo, opp. Holly theater. Tho Hon. Kufus Jlolman. state treasurer, will address Pomona Oranne at Sams Valley Saturday. July 25. at 11 a. m. as the per sonal messane bearer of Governor Meier and will deliver an Import ant address to the taayers and people of southern Oregon, lec ture hour Is open to eryI;.T Chairman. Pomona Orange Legisla tive Committee. $100,000 Kodak prizes. Details t Peasley Studio. Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's eml nnual clearing ! offers Mraw hat $!.? UP- Brewed at Io.C, 110 60. IU .00 up. Corselettes half prie. SHK underwear half price. The American Fruit Orowera Tour party will arrive In this city Snturd.iy mprninir t 9 o'clock, ac cording to announcement miulc to day at the Southern Pacific offices. Any pcreons wlahinic to et In contact with the members of the tour are nked to notify the South ern Pacific. In the special car will lie repre- i it ii i-..br r. iiiu irv in s new WUIHI'-i i ui - i- aston. Pa.. Mr. and Mr.. K. A powder. MKIJ "J,"' . ,,, v. v v isrnouthty and prevents l.irne pons Salisbury Pheliirt, V !. -( I ,, ZMarily Wi..h anv cumplex Pluckert of Baltimore. Mil.. Mr. n.l on(tI).. ,jn nu,r. M KI.I.O-'lll Mrs J. S. Weeks and Ornce Orlffln ,,ure,,t and finest fm-e powiler of Kloree, H. D.. It. W. fhlicoot of madi lm eolorlng irntier approved Vienna. Vn.. and K. P. W earner, i i,y t. nlt.wl stnten guvernment. Dearborn. Mich. Fresh, youthful never nr. day or inn ken It iook nasy. .1.-1 New Face Powder Doesn't Dry Skin The prniHi u-ill su.n.1 the here and leave on the south bound, MKAA-UJ. Shasta at 6 o'clock. i 4 Hotel Medford Barber Shop. Haircut itiv. Jarmin & Woods r Broken wlndosi glased bv Trowbridge Cabinet Works. Frederic perrnnnent waves, splrnl waven,-$10; Crooulgnole. $7.50. Km ma Cllne Shop, Tel. 454. Batteries Charged 50 cents Service Electric Co. 111 South Holly Phone 127 KATHRYN LOCATELL Gives attractive natural looking Permanent Waves. Tulip Oil Waves S6.50 Other Permanents S5.00 Shampoo and Finger Wave Short Hair, 75 230 S. Central Phone 1374 Test for Yourself This NEW Triumph in Rupture Pads We Invite all who wear trusses to eomo and carefully examine the wonderful! Akron Sponge Rubber Rupture Pad Test Its velvety textured, non-porous comfort surface Note It perfection of design and how It holds securely without gouging or excessive pressure The "Akron" oad Is plainly marked with the name You will nnd the genuine only at our store Every truss we 111 is guaranteed to hold the rupture Come (or a demonstration Heath's Drug Store Phone 884 . AI'TIIOItl.KI) KXf'U'SIVK AKHOM Tltl'SS KITTIOItS CONGER Funeral Parlor West Main at Newtown Office County Coroner