1-aGE TWO f
" i , i 'i , '- I IZ
1 Local and Persbnal
Mine Olffnrd Leaves Miss Carltaj
OlHord left by train this morning
lor Montezum, Wash., where she will
teach for the coming school year. !
' I
To National- Park -J- MlM Llna;
Borthlck and Miss Virginia Walker of
Olendale, Oat., left by stage! for Cra
ter lake this morning. 1 .
( ,, ; j
Prom Crescent CMy Mrs. L. Mo
Laughlln and Mrs. L. Kashbohm were
among the Crescent City, Cal., resi
dents spending yesterday In Medford
At Lake o Woods Mrs. Austin.
Smith and Alice Wilson drove to Lake
o'i the Woods this forenoon for: a
stay at that mountain resort pf . a
wee or more. ', j
ft?aught Bom in River Charles
Adair of 'Grants Pass, Willie' fishing
In the Rogue river near the lower
ferry several days ago, caught a big
mouth bass..
From' Distance Places Registered
at Medford hotels from a distance are
G, Havls of Houston, Tex., W. H.
Brooks aid O. M. Balrd of Chicago,
mi, and Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Tyroe
of Vancouver, B. C.
. ...
llrl Cuts Leif Elva Love, seven-
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AT'
Love of Rogue River,, recently had
even stitches' taken on her leg by
ev doctor, as a result of having fallen
w ai na. '-. .. ' ' ' .
Flying South. John Woolsey, who
Has been In British Columbia for the
pout two wMks,' stopped' at the Med1.
ford airport- a short time yesterday
afternoon before- continuing to Ban
Francisco, ;.-v. ..-,.: v
On Kit Way Home Assistant
Postmaster and' Mrs. R, O. Beach are
expected home from their eastern-va-1
cation trip some time tomorrow night,
having left' Llncotai Neb, for Med-i
lord Sunday. -. i -.; .
, - ". - - ',' i :
To: Attend Hlllaii Picnic Aprroxl-
mately 30 members of the Hlllabi
Shrine Temple from1 Grunts Pass1
we planning to attend the annual
ptonlo to- be held at .Jackson Hot
Springs tomorrow evening. . -, n
Roxy Ann Grange to Meet The!
Rpxy Ann Orange- will hold a regular!
meeting tonight at the Red Top
aohooUiouse,' at B o'olooki and W. H.i
Gore of the city, will be sponker for
the evening. All , Oranges are ln-l
ii ylteol.'-,
Orerflnlnna nt Hoiels Ci tyi Flynn.
J. J. O'Brien and B. G. Kurth of Eur
gene, Mr,, and- Mrs. A. M. Plsber or,
Roseburfl, Mr.' : and Mrs. . Paul ', W
tew of Corvallle and Ol Wv Owen of
Albany are- among-.the -guesta, from
state point at local-Hotels-';
: 1 . 1 '
Moons 4rei fiVMti) TlM tma
Mrs. A( H; Moon Of Cullfof nl n(o
guests In this city 'of' Mr ahd '"Mrfi.
A. W. Mason,,. Hhey. Jiuvo enjoyed
everal trlpe through the" volley and
to scenlo points In sQUtnern Oregon.'
Mrs. Moon la Mr".' Mason's sister. '
Here From Washington Quest
from Washington at local hotels In
clude R. O. BKttey of Wona tehee,
M. W. Dtivlea Of Spokono .and A. U.
HMlen, B). V. Petemon, Robert Linos.
A. M.' Springer and D. c. Ntimnyl if
Seattle , - -j .-iv ..- r ; J
. ,. . .. ..,. . t",i
Amphibian1 Here Today An am
phlblan plane from Los Angolcir;' i
route to Seattle, stopped at the Med
ford airport a shore time this mora.
Ing. The ship la owned by the Ham
ilton company; whloh jnssna covers
for them.
, -. .
1 Mome from Vacation a Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hess returned to the city
yesterday after spending the past two
weeks vacationing at coast cities.
While away they motored to Crescent
City, Brookings, Bandon and Eureka.
Mr. .Hess resumed his duties at The
Toggery this morning.
" Kftjojalile liann Concert ;- 'The
weekly -band concert In the clly par
last night by the Elks band was an
unusually good oner the program se
lected by P. Wilson Walt, the director,
proving quite popular with the usual
large throng of cltlrcns In attendance..-.
. -' 1
Return from Northern Visit Mr.
and 'Mrs. K. C. Predette returned last
night from a month's visit through
northern Oregon and Washington.
They spent three weeks at Lake uhe-
tan,- near Wenatohee, the Rucateoof
Mrs. Predette'a brother, who haara
cottage on the lake shoro.
Wholesome
b but one of the many
onUtanding qnolitios of
Fluhrer'g new Holsum
Loaf,
g.::.r :r.ff.:. .. i
Prom the Bear Htate Among the
California vacationists, temporary
guests at Medford hotels, are Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Powle of Los Altos, Mrs.
H, P., Rcnshaw of Hollster, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Gllsert of Burllngamo,
Mrs. B. O. McKee, V. B. McKee, S.
Rafheal and' family and W A. Porter
of Los Angeles; Mr." arid Mrs. 'W. E.
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.'W. B. Thomas
of Sacramento. Dr. and Mrs. a. C.
Lersln of Altadciia, Mr. ai.d Mrs. M
C. Thomas and Irving M. Thomas of
Oakland.. A. . JJowell of,Yreka,.G,
a. Garrison and Mr. and Mrs. Gotelll
of San. Prancis-.:
' !:'.-.! T It t ,'.-,...
Railway Men Here Edward B.
touffy of the D; tt R. a. railway, if.
V.- Drilirt nt fahA rtnnn4ln TJMl-lAnal
ahd V-1 Mctougrilm of the Illltiols
central were Ini MedfoM today ' at
tending to business matters, 1 ' j
;- From xtate Metropolis. Residents
of Portland stopping at Vocal hotels
Include O. O. Thomas, G. T. Wallace,
Ji J. Rohan, P. M. Nottzel, H. S.
'ftuackonbush, S. O. Palmer, J. R. M-
glnnls, J. K. Darby, L.-Y Dlckmai),
Miss Pauline Wendland, Mrs Laura
Gromlr, Mrs. Pearl Watson, Dr. and
Mrs. J. A. Applewhite, J p. Bender,
W. Plmmie, J. R. Oroxall, Mr. and
Mis. A. ,E, , Abetter, t Mr .and Mrs
q'B. ptatyi Lj rinpoi.UM Self, B
IWj obnaer,', R. 9.Hv &1 Harry
HAS ILL EFFECTS
WASHINGTON (AP) Nine million
stone dust particles to tlie' cubic foot
In the air you breathe won't hurt
you, tho V. S. Public 'lloalth Service
has discovered.
It was when the dust in the air
reaches a concentration of '60.000.000
particles to the' cubic foot that
breathing becomos. .. dangerous, the
service toys. "" ' -
,-, Oranlte cutters In most plants In
vestigatett' by tho pUbllo heartft Ber
vloo broathe dust of this density. Af
ter about 30 years they often develop
n form of tuberculosis that Is fatal In
less than two' ycaTtf1" )
When people- breathe granite el list
their lungs absorb quantities of silica,
which forms about 70 per cent of the
dust. Onco It was thought the sharp
cdKOS of the silica particles waro what
caused lung trouble. -. ,
Now the health servlco believes the
harmful action Is due to chemicals
released by tho particles when they
, ; ia.vsii i' fix i
Atorm mayo wn-en,.
BEUJRADE. Jugoslavia, Aug, 27,-
(AP) Seven persons wore dead to
day and. numerous other wcro In
jured as tho result of ft severe storm
which swept, Herzegovina, ' , J '
Card of Tliunkx. 1
W wish to thank our friends for
their kind sympathy shown during
cur recent bereavement In the loss of
our rat1iof;rcdertck T. Hewitt. ,
r' Cllonn Hewitt, and Family. . 11
wni. Hewitt and Pnrdtly.' ' '
.. Mrs. Frank Wight and Family..
Harry Hewitt. ' ' -, J
Roy Hewitt. "' ""
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Neatly furnished house.
near scnooi. saj.ou, wamr pwtu. kv
owner, 608 Clark St.
LOST From red Chevrolet coupe.
parked on Pino street, ao-coi. uoiv
automatic Return to Mall Tribune.
No questions asked. Reward.
ONE male Springer spaniel, lyi years
oin, Kc reiru:vi, IU rM.nnns iv,
ao-gaugo Bliotgun. Dr. D. W. Stone.
WANTKliro- buy Dotlse-coupe or
..roadster, for 50 cal. E. Misncr,
. Saglo Point.. .
FOR RENT ma Vancouver Ave., 6-
room unfurnished Home: a Dea
roomit and gkurml-tn sleeping porch;
wired for electric ranse; laundry
trays; S8, Including water. Charles
It. IJoy, Hxaltor, MydforcV llUlg.
Phono J(U.
FOR SMJ5 11)28 Ford touring; good
rubber, battery, tup, glass, brakes;
never been wrecked; made Into good
' camp car. Call a850 Pine St.
FOR TKADB Klawiath F.ills income
uroncrtv. free of encumbrance. Will
"accept Mrdtcvrd or AMiland clear
ropi-rly as part payment and give
' long time terms on balance, 6'
interest. Favell-Utley Realty Co..
131 S. all) St., KlamaUi Falls, ore
WANTFJ To rent by responsible
couple,' 4 or 8-rodm unfurnished
house, in walking distr nee. Write
Box loss. Mall inotine. -
FOR RENT AttracMva room 'With
.food meals. 33 N. toucli ,
Hid savino MALE ,
lf0 iM to W00 cut on new caw of
Hull models.
ALSO GUARANTEED PSEW CARS
Lucky Buyer. Look t This
1091 New Plymouth stdani was
7UU0O. now SIHU.00.
Wi Esex sedan (demonstrator),
tree wluwluiii )a- )7fr,00, now
'1cly 77S.00" .' '
1031 Austin sport roadcter: style,
speed and eoonomy: v;aa 6115 00.
'now MeO.00, , . .
- Your quick action with our speelal
sale prices will save you nig money
Extra specials nn coupes.
' ARMSTRONG MOTOIlS, INC.
101 So. Riverside, i Tel. 18
JUST LOOK Furnished It-room plas
- teretl- house: 4nth, laundry ti-ays.
. garage, woodshed: on pavement,
, near Junior hlwh. Price 1,400. will
. take automobile and $r0 cosh as
down payment: balance .25 month.
'O. K. MILLARD, 435 E. Main.
SALE OR TRADE Small house, cor
ner lot. Price 0O. 25 down. bal.
1 1 small monthly pxymonu. (Sail 1463 .
Harry Chrlatner or room 317
Liberty Bldg. ,
IhIIlIn
FOR KXCHANOB ', equity In a
. stucco residence, value IU30O00, for
!!? 0a, Wtt fUity.d.
Mione 148,
rv vmedttord. mail
RADIO OF FUTURE
IS CLEVER STUNT
, A lot of speculations on. goings on
In the radio world In the years to
oorrio were evidenced last night In
the program presented at the Junior
dinner for Lions and Lady Lions at
the Hotel Holland. ' ' .. .
The skits prepared by rioyd Rush,
Wyatt Clark. Ilea McOoungle, Dave
ReeseoAd Mr -and Mrs.- Prank -Mc-Kitscy
centered around- "What You
Might See on Your Radio 10 Years
from Today," '.
' The fitft stunt Included several
numbers by, the "Arizona Bunglers,"
featuring old-time songs and ; op-,
proprlate paradSB. Dave Reese, who
played the role of the sheriff, later
appeared as a hula girl in the tele
vision sce?:e and won additional ap
plause. Lion Rush played the steel
guitar. Clark the Spanish guitar and
McKltscy the banjo.
One of the leading events, of the
evening was the program played by
Sebastian Apollo, guest artist, who is
here .from Los- Angeles. Mr. Apollo
played several old classics and a
grouD of his own compositions on the
piano', He also accompanied Lion
George Olbcn, toast master, In a group
of solos, which Were' received with
enthusiastic applause. ' ,
Thore were 60 guests '.gathered "at
the dinner table. Llort H. C. William
son and his committee, were 'respon
sible for the successful program.
Among the comlo stunts of the
evening presented in,addltlon .to the
regular nets were a fialr-lip announce
ment by Lion Rush and ah addross
In drunk broguo by Dave. Reese.
: V.: . , :
Tho county court announced yes
terdny. that- bids for the construction
of the new $305,000 courthouse will
be called for early In October. The
structure will be four stories hlffh.
of fire-proof construction. t
Bids will be advertised or' at an
onrly date. ' . .
Bidders will be required, under the
law, to fllo pre-quallflcatlon blanks,
bofore receiving .plans, and specif Ica-
.tfjons .uid -. they must . be , filed ten
nays, before tho time set for the. open
ing of tho bids. The blanks may be
obtained from tho, county court. -
"JOLT ON GUILTY PLEA
Sum Gllardl, 33, who claims ho
formerly worked In a saw mill near
Prcspoct. but for the past month hnn
been making and selling beer lh a
houso at 305 North Front street, was
sentenced to 10 days In the county
Jail and fined 100 and cost. In
Judge Taylor's court this forenoon on
pleading guilty to a chargo of poa
scnslon. ' 1
"A raid by city police and deputy
sheriffs Inst flight put an end to his
beor bootlegging business, as in the
houso at the abovo number 10 quarts
of beer, 40 gallons of beor mash and
five or six cases of empty bottles
wero found and confiscated.
1000.000 Kodak prizes. Details at
Poasloy Studio.
4 :
Tremendous reductions on- remain
ing stock of summer dresses' now
priced at 3.00, (8.00, (10.00; formerly
priced up to (39.T&. All remaining
summer hats now 1.00 at - ,
BTHELWYN . HOFFMANN'S.
: Paradichlorbenzine
for ROOT BORERS
Should Be Applied Now to Success
' fully Control Root Borers in
, , Fruit Trees
i Wo Have tho Pure Product in Crystal Form as
Recommondod by Authorities
Mutual Mill &: Seed Co., Inc. w
" CTi"'llATI.STT 1 '" " .-
Tune In KMUD at B P. M. Mnniluys. Weitm-silay and FrWojs.
Hnmctltliig nrw coming.
'"'M' 4 t
IV',,. . : : :
Val Bissonnette
f : and ,
10-PIECE BAND
BANCE
Oriental Gardens
Friday, August 28th
'Tribune; iiedfohd,
E
T
"Thft Rogue river liY this section
Is so' low that you can walk across
It without getting your feet wet,
and If It gets still lower the bed or
the stream will have to be sprinkled
dally to keep the dust down." said
P. O. Blghani today. Then thinking
of his Elks' lodge oath, Pete cor
rected or modified the. above state
ment as follows:
"Honest, I never saw the river1 so
low. I can take any kid ln town
to many points on tho river where
he can Jump from stone to stone
across without getting the soles of
his shoes wet; Tho low water has
certainly made : bum fishing this
season."
Prom Gold Beach comes the word
that the river there is the lowest
In the history of the oldest inhabi
tant. No fluctuation has been noted
in the depth of the river 1 the
Grants Pass vicinity by Forbes Fds
bery, engineer of the Grants Pass
Irrigation district, for the past six
weeks, which is taken as an Indica
tion that the river has now reached
its irreducible minimum flow. How
ever, general presumption is that
with .the approach of cooler weather
the river level may be raised, even
though no rain falls In tho mean
time. CRATERS AND C. OF C.
Members of the' Medford Craters
club and the local chamber of comr
merce are planning to send a cara
van of cars t6 represent this city
at the Pioneer Bridge dedication on
tho Shasta river Saturday. This Is
to be one of the biggest! celebrations
held In northern California for some
time arid many southern Oregon
people plan to attend. The day's
program, will start with a parade
In Yreka at 1:30 p.m., after which
the dedication will take place at
the bridge. ' Special features are
also planned' for the balance of the
afternoon and evening.
Sleep-Killing Radio
Her Suicide Excuse
CORYDON- (AP) ffho neighbor's
radio bothered Mrs. Emily Blow. - '
When she took her own-life she
left a note: .
"God forglvo me for what I have
done, but It has got beyond me. If
only I could sleep." .
. The coroner's Jury found the radio
was a .contributory cause, but the
.verdict was "Suicide while of un
sound mind." .. .
HOWARD SCHOOL OPENS'
SEPTEMBER SEVENTH
HOWARD SCHOOL, 'Ore.; Aug. 27.
(8peelal.) Howard school will open
Sept. T, with registration- of pupil
School Work will begin tho' 8lh.
KANSAS CITY WOMAN ": '
'DEFEATS GOLF QUEEN
HIGHLAND PARK, 111.. Aug. 27.
(AP) Mrs. O. S. Hill of Kansas City
toppled 1ier home town rival, Mrs.
George W. Tyson, off the women's
wostern golf , championship throne
today by defeating Sior 1 up In their
quarter-final match.
A blrdlc four on tho 18th green
won for Mrs. Hill.
Ramltt.H Escape.
SEATTLE. Aug. 27. (AP) After
robbing a Puget Sound Navigation
company messenger of a satchel con
taining 94000 on a downtown street
this afternoon, two bandits escaped
under police fire. '
i Broken.., windows glazed- by 'Trow
i bridge Cabinet Works. VI
- !''? 4.4. 4.44. 4
OREGON, THURSDAY,
MASON
P
Four' o'clock tomorrow afternoon Is
the' opening time for the greatest
event of the Masonic season the an
nual picnic to be he'd at Jackson
Hot Springs. -
Members of HUlah Shrine, Malta
Oommandery, No. '4. and Scottish
Rite bodies from Marshfield, Rose
burg, Klamath Falls, Ashland, Grants
Pass and Medford will' attend the
event.
Bwimmlng. dancing and cards hold
major positions on the program an
nounced for the afternoon and eve
ning. All guests are urged to bring
basket lunch, cups, dishes, and swim
ming suits ' '
The ble basket dinner .will be serv
ed at 0:30 p. m. Ice cream, lemonade,
colfee, cream and sugar Will be fur
nished hy the order.
The committees arranging for the
event Include: '
General, C. Y. ' Tehgwold, R. W.
Lee, D. L. Davidson: decorations, D. R.
Terrett, Carl Glasgow,' Walter '.'1.
Jones: publicity, Herb Grey, Fred- D.
Wagner: grounds, Elmer C. Belgcl,
F. F. Whittle, A. M. Peters; music.
C. C. Bro. A. J. McCallen; refresh
ments, W. F. Lodmls. ,R, E Sweeney.
E: Ji Farlbw, Geo..-.siVGrav::MvW.
Grubb, 3. R. Isaac': stunts,; Jcrrjr Je
rome. J. ' C". Thompson,' py, p'Alen
derfcr. , U V-f'"H A 't&
(RiportH by Jkn County Abrtrset
Slltb Strttt and Ctntnl tmatl'
Marriage Liconses. .
Verne R. Webb and Ruth Ann
wood. ' ;
Johnny R, Spicer nd &ylvla Anne
Roth. :;..' x , j -
. . - - Circuit Court.
'Jackson County Building Loan
Association, a corporation, vs. Maude
A. Murphy et al; foreclose mortgage.
Mrs. N. C. St. Arnold vs John R.
Bowen, et al; chattel Hen.
Wlllard St. Arnold vs. John R.
Bowen et al; chattel Hen.
The Laurel Hill Ditch Co., an Ore
gon Corp. vs. Gladys Rose et al; for
Injunction.
Jackson County Bulldlne & Loan
Assn. vs. T. W. Scott et al; fore
closure. ,
H. Garfield vs. S. L. Maybcn; chat
tel lien.
Proliatc Court.
. Estate of James W. Lindi-ay (dec);
admitted to probate.
Estate of George C. Wells (dec,);
admitted for probate.
Eugene Thorndlko vs. O. . F. Bod
flsh ot al; foreclose mortgage. ' .
- ar Real' Estate Transfers '
i W. Gaddis et' ux to Mr. and Mrs. I
A1. Batlcn -Deed- to- 24- acres In Seo.
19, Twp. 38 S:, R. 1' W W. M.: also
tho NE',4 of the NE54 of sec. 30, Twp.
38 S., R. 1, W.
; John L. Rowe et ux to Central
Point State Bank-i-W. D. to land In
d: l. c. oo; Twp. 37 S.. R. 3'W.
Birdie Hazelton and Emma O.
Bond et vlr to Lester J. Adams et al
Q. C. D. to lots 6 and 8 In block
64. original plat of Medford.
T. P. Carrier to R. O. Thompklns
ONLY 2 MORE DAYS
; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
' ' Your Last Opportunity to Save During
Lawrence's First Big
Jewelry Sale
Buy that Birthday, Anniversary or Christmas Present
Now and Save
Exceptional values in watches, all from our own stock of high-quality nior-.
chandiso, including Elgins, Walthams, Illinois and Longines.
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"AUGUST - 27, 1931,,
Q. C. D: .to N14 of BE', of SBVii and.
NWi4 of NW'A' of Sec 26, Twp. 40 fi..'
R. W.
Earl W. Miller et ux to H. H. Diet
rich et ux W. D. to 80 aires In D. L.
C. 40. Twp. 38 S., R. 1 W.
Jackson County Building & Loan
Assn. to Maude Renton Deed to lots
13, 14 and 15 .In block G, Railroad
Add. to Ashland '
' J. B. Renton et ux to Jackson Co.
Bldg. & Loan Assn. W. . to 2 acres
In D! L. C. 45, Twp. 39 S., R. 1 E.
'T'. S. Batchekler et ux to Mauilo
Rehtori W. D. to 2 acres in D. L. C.
46, Twp. 30 8.. R. 1 E.
Lela H. Mays ot vlr to H. C. Bare
et al W. D, to part of lot 15 In block
8. Park Add. to' Medford.
Nora Frances McNeill Bare, et vir.
to Etta Conlon, W. D. to 29.31- acres
in DLC 44 twp. 38 S., R. 2 W.,
10. - .
James H. Beldln, et al, to Nora
Frances McNeill Bare, et vlr. QCD
to 2931 acres In DLC 44, twp. 38
S., R. 2 W., 10.
Lloyd T. Comegys, et ux, to Ed
Ward B. Nickel, W. D. to NE of
ttZ'A of sec. 15, twp. 36 8., R. 3
W.; 10.
Ralph Alwtn Morgan to ' Lloyd
Thurston Comegys, et ux, W. D. to
KB't of NE of sec. 15,. twp. 36
S., R. 8 W., 10.
Chester' D. Woolverton to Medford
Lumber Co., W. D. to part of the
W4 of SE,4 of sec. 35, twp. 36 S.,
R. 2 W., $1.
' King County Bldg. 1 Co., to F. A.
Spltzmlller, S. W. D. to all of tracts
57, 63, 68, 69, 60, 61, 6a of 1180
orchard tracts. In sec. 2, twp. 37
S., R. 1, W., 10. ., , ,
i. D. -Boyden, -el ux,. to G.
Ousterhout, W. D. to 100.50 acres In
seo. 8. twp. 36 8, R. 1 W 10
-A Clear Skin is glorious ..be happy,
too, with New Strength in the Blood
: - i '- - - - 1 .... -.
O Surprise yourself and be the envy of othors
. . . look better , . . feel better! Blood is Life II
Build more red cells-in the Blood thence will
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this' to be a fact. Just take S.S.S. and prove
it yourself. You, too, will enjoy your food . . .
have firmer flesh . . sleep sounder . . . your
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. . . you will possess a greater resistance to infec
tion and disease! S.S.S. t's ffte world's best blood
medicine. It is composed of freshly gathered medi
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Successful for over 10U years, it works
safely . . . surely . . . swiftly ! Make a note
of vour condition todav-then compare
the difference six to eight
J S.S.S. makes yw feel like
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LPPC FOUNDED
Pr''''-.1?09';::
BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
r
""ive rairerng to Uhoose
Fom. Many new ones just received.
Per
ur
ft T Johnson.- -et al to H. D, Boy-!
den. Q. C. D. to 108.80 acres lu soc:
8, twp. 38 8, R. 1 W., 10.
Paulo E. Pearce. et ux, to Joseph
Stephen, et ux, W. D. to- E'a of
SW!4. the BE',; of NW'A and SWy4
of NE'i of sec. 14. twp. 38 8., R.
3 W, 1.
J. C. Barnes, et ux, to Edson
Moore, w. D. to 6 acres In sec. 30,
twp. 38 8., R. 4 W., 10.
Martha Seaman to Mary Mhtllda
Anderson, W. D. to tract in sec. 22,
twp. 36 8., R. 4 W.. $100. , ; j
Blaine Klum. et ux, to Fred E.
Nichols, et ux. W. D. to lot 12, b,.
S-vlt. 13-plute lluttcry.
cry. A;
18 mo-ssimrantTe j.
patterj- Reclinrglni 50c- '
Several' Battery Service
l.'522 No. Klverslde
srDsasn
YEOMEN
REGULAR MEETING
THURSDAY EVENING
Social Dance at Ashland1,
Friday night. , Members
and friends. !
3
A clear skin
comes from
within
weeks hence.
yourself again.
JACKSON COUNTY
& LOAN
iliilllllll
" f
FELT BASE
Floor
Coverings
Square
Yard
Regular Price
1, Summit Add. to MedfowT
George J. Gulovsen u"'
cent Gulovsen. arn Vlr,
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MARCH
TH Night Angel
LAST DAY
Eddie Dowling
In
"Honeymoon Lane" .
. k Ju 1 i 1 i . u iiJ 1 b lAill. iiJl '1 1'
Lin.'.i.'.i i u 1 in
Final
Clearance
of
Dresses
This is itho time to buy.
We have some exceptional
bargains in this delightful
array of dresses. At these
prices they are real values.
3-95
$A-95
no
.95
am
16
.95
HATS
$ l and $2.95
I! I
Ii
Here's vm.r f-l.lrn o,.por
to own tlmt hat !' u"
lonnlnit for.
Cinderella
Shop
Wear "Allen A"