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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1932.
PAGE FIVU;
Local and
Jut ro!kM to Meet The Juat
1 Polk circle of the M. B. church will
rheet tomorrow with Mrs. Wm. Hollo
way, for annual Christmas party.
Coal Man Here Ed Koeraer of
Aberdeen Coal company It a buatnew
caller in Medford today from Port
land. Here from Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Kodle of Aahland were busi
ness callers In Medford this morn
ing. Tools Stolen A number of tools
were stolen from the Rupert J. Henry
ranch In Fern valley, a report filed
with the city police shows.
Class Tonight The Y. W. C. A.
badminton class will meet this even
ing at 7 o'clock In the Armory, ac
cording to announcement loaay. i
'
Returns from Portland Raymond
)Mlksohe returned here from Portland
today by train, having attended the
funeral services for his young neph
ew, which were conducted thtere.
Williams Gnettts Mr. and Mrs. B.
r. Williams of Portland are guests In
Medford this week. Mr. Williams
transacting business In the interests
of Walton & Moore, for whom he i
representative in this district.
To Live In North Mrs. W. T.
Ehmke and small son left this morn
ing for Portland on the Shasta. They
jilan to make their home In that city,
fr. Ehmke will Join them, leaving
here Thursday.
Mn. Olson Arrives Mrs. Ruth Ol
son of Rltzvllle. Wash., la In this city
as guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
McCollom, having been summoned by
the sudden death in Alaska of her
. sister, Miss Esther McCollom. funeral
) services1 for whom will be held here.
Wsnhlnjrton Polk A. E. Vesell and
C. H. McColley of take Bay. Wash.,
were among hotel guests here over
night, as were J. E. Nelson of Spo
kane. Ruth Dodge of American Lake
and C. B. Olsen, W. C. Meagher, O.
A. Berger and M. A. Rhodes of Se
attle. Home from Show A. S. Rosen
baum, district freight and passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific com
pany, with headquarters here, return
ed to Medford this morning on the
Oregon Ian from Ros?burg, where he
attended the turkey srow Sunday and
Monday.
Thomas Returns E. H. Thomas,
auditor with the State Industrial Ac
cident commission, who spent the
past three months m Klamath and
Lake counties, will be In Jackson
county for the next two months.
Bu fitness Visitors The list of busi
ness visitors in Medford today In
cludes W. B. Hlbbard of Yreka, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Stanley of Browns
i bora Mrs. A. E. Cooke of OoW Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ames of Yreka,
Mrs. M. Hay of Chlloquin and Orvllle
Wright of the same city.
nranva fn Mt- An wn meeting
vlti a nrncrram and concessions, will
be conducted at the Roxy Ann
Grange Friday evening, December 16.
at the Red Top schoolhbuse, it wrw
announced today. A small charge will
bt? made for refreshments, and the
public It cordially Invited to attend
Many from Distance Registering
from points distant tn Mediord. were
Dr. and Mrs. Delrcur Ooode of Wash
ington. D. C C. C. Larue of Chicago,
111., Mr. and Mrs. E. Cmd of Juneau,
Alaska, Mr. and Mrs. James Gavin of
Vancouver, B. C, A. C. Umphrey of
St. Louis. Mo., and William Aaron
of Denver, Colo.
Eugene Residents The guest lists
at hotels last night Included Henry
T. DeBoest, B. A. Schallhorn, E. N
DePrez. H. B. Esson and D. W. Had
dow of Eugene, W. O. Gates of Gable,
Monte Newdall of Myrtle Point. Char
les Hopper Brown of Gold Hill. Mr.
nd Mrs. C. D. Runyard and S. J.
Coull of Klamath Palls. J. L. Mc-
Clintoch. Georpe C Barbour, P. 8
Jones and L. J. B?nnet1p
Star to Klect Ream'es chapter.
Order of Eastern Star, will meet this
evening for election of officers. Mrs.
W. J. Looker will b? chairman of
entertainment for the evening and
will be assisted by an able commit
ter The tables for refreshments are
being decorated by Mrs. Marie SchoC'
pen. Each member Is asked to bring
a Jar of Jam or a Jar of Jelly for the
Christmas box.
rallforiiians San Pranclsco folk
''who were in Medford at the hotels
were E. J. Rosenour, Al Meyer. Maud
Bender xid R. H. Mare. Others from
the southern state were W. R. Endl
cott of Alturas, Mrs. L. I. Thomas of
San Mateo. D. R. Banntsh of Oak
dale. Alex Nlbley ol Glendale. W. L.
Forman and Dr. Charles A. Seet of
Oakland. W. A. Arnold of Yreka. W
B. Curtis, Leonard Jones, G. C. Kaln
and R. L. Rowe of Los Angeies. w. u.
Murdock and James Jeknick of Sac
ramento. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. ThomP'
son and daughter of Burbank.
Class party Friday Alpha Delta
class of the First Christian church
Sunday school will conduct Its an
nual Christmas party Friday evening j
In the church recreational hall, at
7:30 o'clock. Members and the'.r
friends are asked to bring their hus-:
bands. Each person la requested to
bring an Inexpensive gift for the ex
change, not to exceed 10 cents. Thov
attending ar? to wear old clothes
otherwise they will be fined, accord
ing to the announcement.
!
Ovrrnijrht fiets Hotel re?lsters
Include the names of the following
from the city of Portland: E. Rock
well. L- H. Nyhus, Louis R. O-ntro.
I.. N Brslnard. J. Cloassen. Jr.. V
B. Allen. D. Pullen, H. O Colburn.
H. A. DeWar, Mr. and Mrs H. R.
Martin, t C. Koernen R. O. Stlnv
on, Pred D. Emory. Alono Morrison.
W J. Heinns. G. B Finty. Harry M
Turner. J. M-Huh. Earl Wilson. Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Miinro. H. A. Miller.
N A Bergeron. Mr. and Mrs. J. C
Rinislt, Jshn Jr?p. Mrs. L. B. Berrv.
Mrs. U. D. Bronn and O. J. Johnson.
Personal
Visits In South Robert Mlksche i
vacationing in Los Angeles, where ne
is visiting friends and relatives.
Chaps Stolen Fred Ttce of 106
Tripp street reported to the city po
lice last nlht that a pair of short
haired chaps had been stolen, from
his barn.
Mr. Kenly Returns Having spent
the past few days In San Francisco
on business, p. Corning Kenly re
turned to Medford on the Shasta this
morning.
Agents Here Special agents for
the Standard Oil company, from
points in southern Oregon and north
ern California, were in Msdford yes
terday, and conducted a meeting at
the Jackson hotel last evening.
Officer to Meet There will be a
meeting of reserv officers at the
Armory tonight at 7:30 o'clock. "So
lution of Map Problems" will be pre
sented under the direction of Capt.
Marion C. Wright. Inf.-Ri;s. Major
Ttemey will also be present.
Obtain License A marriage license
was issued yesterday at the county
ckrk's office to Elden Gregory, 37.
of Orland. Cal., and Jean Elsa Carl
son, 18, of Sacramento. Both are
natives of California. He listed lis
occupation as a truck driver, and she
a student.
Get Marriage License Robert Pul
ler Davis, 32, of San Francisco, and
Helen L. Sexton, 29, of Los Angeles,
were Issued a marriage license yes
terday at the Jackson county clerk's
office. He la a radio operator, and
she a registered nurse. He was born
in Indiana, according to the records.
and she in Iowa.
Return North Mr. and Mrs. P. M.
Shangle, who have been visiting their
son, J. Verne Shangle and family,
left this morning on the Shasta for
Portland, having spent the past two
weeks here. They plan to continue
to their home in Port Townsend.
Wash., following a short stay in
Portland.
.
Bounties Issued Warrants amount
ing to $35 were Issued by the county
clerk Tuesday as bounties to several
Jackson county men. Included :n
the warrants were $12 to Hugh Corn
best of Talent for four coyotes, $6 to
E. F. Walter of Prospect for two coy
otes, $6 to W. G. Tucker of Ashland
for two coyotes. $9 to J. G. Miller f
Trail for one coyote and two bobcats.
and $18 to C. G. Gardner of Jack
sonville for five coyotes and one boo-
cat.
All members of the American Le
glon am urged to participate in the
annual district conference to be held
here tomorrow. A' big' program fs
planned, starting with a business ses
sion at 2:30 p. m.. at the new city
hall at Fifth and Central, which will
be In charge of officers of the state
department. At 6:30 p. m. nt ban
quet' for Legion and Auxiliary mem
bers will be served at the Hotel Med
ford. Reservations should be made
with Adjutant Olmscheld at 933, at
once.
. At 7:30 the "40 et 8" voyageurs of
southern Oregon will hold a "wreck
at the Armory and will initiate sev
eral "goofs" into the Medford volture.
All "40 et 8" members are Invited
to participate.
The closing event of the day will
be a dance at the Masonic hall, free
to all Legion and Auxiliary members
The affair will start at 9 p. m. and
a most enjoyable evening Is prom
ised all who attend.
Cowboys Billed For
Craterian Showing
The Rogue River Cowboys, featured
over KMED for the past five months,
will appear In person on the Cra
terian stage Thursday evening at
8:40 p. m. These boys Slim, Chuck.
Happy, Smiley, Smotoy, Lonesome
and "The Boss" are truly cowboys,
being engaged In that capacity now,
Marie Dressier and Polly Moran.
In ther latest lauh hit, "Prosperity.1
will be shown at the Craterian for the
last times tonight.
'.
Loretta Young Now
In Rialto Picture
"They Call It Sin adapted from
the novel by Alberta Stedman Eagen.
and starring Loretta Young and
George Brent, Is at the Rialto theater
for the last times today.
"They Call It Sin" tells the story
of a young girl who goes to New
York to find love and success, and
becomes reckless and Indiscreet when
her love for the man of her choice1
is not returned.
"Spenkeftsily," starr!ng,Buster Kea
ton and "Schnozzle" Durante, comes
to the Rialto tomorrow.
Fire Sale starts rrlday at the
BAND BOX & SHOE BOX.
It takes a Christmas Seal to make
It a Christmas gift.
Turkeys Wanted
Ship us yam turkeys and poultry.
Fifteen years of Poultry Experience
We assure you top ..fj-L
market prices and 'jEU
prompt returns. (pJ&jO;
Cases furnished rlgffijffvffi1
free when ship- ryii$!if
ments are made to y,,s'ir
Bonded and Licensed by the State
of California
Bear Fruit & Produce
Company
11.1-117 Ha-hlncton street
J an I ninrlwo. Caltf.
twal Parking Place:
hiivU Trnn-rrr ft storace t'o.
3!-:,,1 m. tirnn H!., Medford
T
E
The ancient "rumor ' of the build
ing of a railroad "from this city to
the coast" waa revived last week by
Vie Humboldt Times of Eureka, Cal.,
but, according to the Del Norte
Triplicate, "failed to create a ripple
of excitement in Crescent City" and
"regarded as Just another Joke."
Last summer a furore of rail build
ing arose In this city when It was
proposed to borrow money from the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
to build the railroad.
The latest report says "Influential
Los Angeles men back the project,"
that contracts for feeding the work
ers have been let, that work "will
start next week," that $30,000,000
and two years' time will be required,
and- that "It is hinted the Great
Northern Is back of the move." K.
C. Busch and Jack Russell are con
ducting Via preliminary plans and
"rushing action."
The Del Norte Triplicate places
no credence In the "wUd rumors"
and further says:
"Local people ridiculed the rumor
from the very first, and have been
a tempting to keep the story from be
ing circulated for fear It will result
In attracting a large number of un
employed men to this section, who
may later become wards of the coun
ty." For the past ten days there has
been "street talk" here that "another
railroad was in the air, along with
new gold discoveries."
WOMEN OF CITY
AID SEAL SALE
Many prominent Medford women
are assisting in the local seal sale
campaign, under direction of Mrs.
Gordon Voorhles.
The first day of the sale In down
town booths was conducted In the
postoffice and In the sub-station In
the Medford Hardware and Furniture
store.
Miss Helen Bull Is, In charge of the
all-day sales, had as assistants Mrs,
George Dean, Miss Carol Dodge, Mrs.
Charles Gilbert, Mrs. A. L. Armstrong.
Mrs. Paul Janney, Mrs. O. P. Mor
row, Mrs. Henry Fluhrer and Miss
Marian Moore, who served during two
hour periods from 9 a. m. to 5:30
p. m.
Mrs. Gain Robinson will supervise
tomorrow's sales, with Mrs Weldon
Blddle. Jr., Mrs. c. M. Brewer. Mrs.
Bayard Oetchell, Mrs. Ralph Bard-
well, Mrs. William Aldrlch, Miss
Frances Sparrow, Miss Pern Hutchl
son and Harriet Sparrow assisting.
Mri. R. E. Green, county chairman
of the campaign, has received partial
reports from Phoenix. Talent, Central
Point and Jacksonville. Less than
two weeks remain for completing
Jackson county's quota in the cam
paign which, it Is hoped, will exceed
that of last year.
TURKEYSHTOOTS
ENDING SUNDAY
The last turkey shoot of the year
will be sponsored by the Medford
Gun club at the local airport
grounds Sunday between 11 a. m.
and 3 p. m.
Lunch will be served at noon and
the club house will be heated to
offer a comfortable, waiting place
for all. Hams and bacon as well
as turkeys will be offered aa prizes.
The shoot will be a .handicap event
with a silver cup as the trophy,
and Wm. Bates, Sam Jennings and
Ray Coleman have two legs each on
the cup. One more will be necessary
to perpetual ownership.
All fans, whether planning to shoot
or to Just look on, are extended a
special Invitation.
Fire Sale starts Friday at the
BAND BOX & SHOE BOX.
for Christmas and Ikn tfrarir
Here is Southern Pacific's Christmas present to the
West the greatest "Dollar Daj" excursion in our history.
Roundtrips between all stations on our Pacific Lines for ap.
proximately 4 a mile. Stan your trip on any of these dates:
Dee. 22, 23, 24, 23, 26; Deo. 29, 30,31; Jan. 1. 2
Be back by midnight, January 4
SAMPLE ROUNDTRIPS:
San Francisco $ 9.10 Eugene $4.46
Loi Angelei 18.25 Salem 8.00
Portland 7.15 Roseburg 2.85
SouthernrffpaciSic
4. ('. Carle. Affllt. Phone M
Debt Payments Due U. S.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 14. (API The payments of principal and In
terest due the United States tomorrow from foreign nations on their
war debts are:
Country
Belgium
Czecho-Slovakta
Estonia ...
Prance
Finland
Great Britain -
Hungary
Italy
Lithuania
Poland
1 2 CARS TURKEYS
PORTLAND, Dec. 14 (AP) Twelve
carloads of Oregon Turkeys are sched
uled to go to California this week.
shippers here said today. Weather
conditions during the past week or so
have limited the movement of birds
from practically all leading produc
ing points of Oregon and Idaho. Last
week, with better conditions, around
23 carloads were shipped from Oregon
to eastern markets, and four to Cali
fornia. Eastern shipments by freight
have ceased.
Because of the cold weather many
turkeys received here have arrived
frozen making reshtpment practically
impossible. As a result of the cold
weather many growers are talking of
delaying killing. The trade here be
lieves this would result In a grave
situation. Inasmuch as It would
throw the great bulk of birds upon
an already oversupplled local trade.
Livestock.
PORTLAND. Dec. 14. (AP) Cattle
125. calves 10; steady.
HOGS 250; steady to strong.
SHEEP and LAMBS steady; ewes
higher. Ewes, 90-120 lbs., medium to
choice, $1.260' 1.50; 120-160 lbs., me
dium to choice, $1.00ail-25; all
weights, cull to common, 50c g 1.00.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Dec. 14 (AP) Onions
Selling price to retailers: Oregon
1.10a 1.15 cental; Yakima. 1 cental.
POTATOES Local, 65 a: 75c orange
box: Deschutes gems. $1.10; Yakima
Gems. 85c($1.00 cental.
Butter, eggs, country meats, butter
fat, live poultry, wool and hay un
changed.
San rVancldco Butterfat.
SAN FRANCISCO, Deo. 14. (AP)
Butterfat (cream) f. o. b., 8. T.. 38140.
Wall St. Report
stock Sale Averages.
(Copyright, 1932. Standard Statistics
Co.)
su 30 30 SO
Ind'ls Rr's TJt's Total
Today 83.9 28.0 01.6 86.5
Prev. day .... 52.9 27.4 90.1 B5.5
Week ago .... 82.7 27.0 88.9 84 7
Year ago .... 63 8 33 9 94.9 69.8
3 yrs. ago ....174.4 134.4 210.7 174.4
Bond Sale Average.
(Copyright, 1932. Standard Statistics
Co.)
20 20 20 60
Ind'ls Rr's Ut's Total
Today - 2.3 61.0 80.9 68.0
Roxy 10c
NOW PLAYING
Ben Lyon, Zaau Pitts in
"The Crooked Circle"
STUDIO
Adults 15c
Kids Ik
Now Playing
WARNER RAXTKR 111
"AMATEUR DAIIDY"
with Marlon Nixon
Alto Short flubjects
Interest Principal Total
3,125,000 $ $ 2,125.000
. - 1,500.000 1,600.000
246.370 111. 000 966.370
. 19.261,432 19.261.432
128.235 56.000 186.235
. 65,550.000 30,000.000 95.560.000
28.444 12.286 40,729
. 1,245.437 . 1,245.437
102.652 46.200 148.852
92.386 92.386
. 3.070.980 1,357.000 4.427.980
$91,849,036 $33,084,485 $124 834.421
jPrev. day . 62 3 61.1
80.9 68.1
80.6 67.7
weea ago .... ea.a eo. bo o
Year ago .... 66 4 64.8 83.1
71.5
3 yrs. ago .... 92.4 105.4 98.4 98.7
NEW YORK, Dec. 4. (AP) A
rather brisk rally developed late in to
day's stock market after a little earlier
hesitancy In response to the refusal
of the French chamber to approve
payment of tomorrow's debt install
ment. The upturn carried several
Issues up 1 to 2 points, and the clos
ing tone was firm. Transfers approxi
mated a mll'Lm shares.
Today's closing prices for 30 selected
stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 82 ft
Am. Can
65'.
714
10814
7-4
42H
1014
15H
17
Am. dc Pgn. Pow.
A. T. & T ..
Anaconda
Atch. T. & S. F.
Bendlx Avla.
Beth. 8teel
Chrysler
Coml. Solv . 1014
Curtlas-Wright 1
DuPont S8H
Gen. Foods . 25
Gen. Mot ... 14
Int. Harvest 23 '4
I. T. & T 774
Johns-Man 2214
Monty Ward
North Amer
Param. Publlx
Penney (J. C.)
Phllllpa Pet
Radio
Sou. Pac
Std. Brands
St. OH Cal.
St. Oil N. J
Trans. Amer.
Union Carta. .
Unit. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Patton Arrives To
Ship Turkeys South
A. Patton, representing J. Garblnl
As Compsny, San Pranclsco fruit and
produce brokers, arrived In this city
today preparatory to arranging for
Notice of Final Account.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the. Estate of Sarah
Adeline Hull. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned. Executor of the Estate
of Sarah Adeline Hull, deceased, has
filed his Final Account on the ad
ministration of said estate with the
County Chsrk of Jackson County,
Oregon, and the above named Court
has fixed ten o'clock a. m., on the
16th day of January. 1933, at the
County Courthouse at Medford, Ore
gon. as the time and place for hear.
ing objections thereto and allowing
and settling the same thereto. All
persons interested in said estate are
nereoy not-med to present their ob
jections, If any, to said account, or
any Item thereof, on or before said
date. CLARENCE PIERCE.
RAWliBS MOORE. Attorney.
Give
"Him"
Economical !
Appropriate!
Table cut for better fit,
and lilk stitched for
better wear. Pigskin,
Calfskin, Mocha and
Capes in slip-on or
clasp style.
Fur-lined Gloves
$2.00
Unlined Gloves
$1.95
and up
1414
20
24H
111-:. Z 184
1514
24 v,
30
, 5
28 '4
274
3214
Glves 1 11
shipment of turkeys to California for
the Christmas trade. Dates for re
ceiving birds win be announced with
in the next few dayi, according to
Mr. Patton.
"We were disappointed with the
returns on Thanksgiving turkeys,
which were low, due in a large meas
ure to the existing climatic condi
tions during the latter part of No
vember," Mr. Patton said today.
"With colder weather assured for
December, we feel that loss on ship
ment will be at a minimum during
the Christmas season," he added.
.XTOSTAGE
YO YO CONTEST
The To To contest which will be
given by Fluhrer's Bakery under the
supervision of Mr. X promises to be
one of the leading events of the
week's visit.
The contest will be given In the
building next door to Fluhrer's Bakery
on East Mnln street, 3:30 to 4 p. m
Saturday, and is open to everyone,
young and old. The entrants will be
divided Into two divisions, those under
13 years and those over 12. Eight
prizes In all will be awarded the win
ners of both divisions.
The winner In each division will
be given a position as Yo Yo demon
strator during the Christmas holidays
In connection with the Yo Yo cam
paign being conducted by Fluhrer's
bakery. During their employment they
will visit all the towns In the Rogue
River valley, as well as the northern
California towns of Yreka. Dunamulr.
Shasta City, Hornbrook, Montague and
Weed with the Fluhrer bread trucks.
Demonstrations will be given In each
of these cities. A coupon Is wrap
ped with each loaf of Fluhrer's bread
and a genuine Duncan Gold seal
Yo Yo will be given absolutely free
upon presentation of ten of these
coupons.
Two prominent business men, In
addition to Mr. X. will be Judges In
this novel contest, which Is patterned
after contests staged all over the
country as the result of the Immense
popularity of the nation's newest fad.
. Patronise hume Industry.
Buy Whltelaw'a Chocolates.
Keep that money at home.
SAME PRICE
tocLou
AS 42 YEARS AGO
25 ounces for 254
Full Pack
No Slack Fillinq
Select His
Gift At
His Store
Mmtk
Insurance Writers
Name Galey H ead
Rogue Valley Life Underwriters
conducted a breakfast meeting at
t.he Hotel Jackson this morning and
elected Henry Galey of Ashland as
president of the organization for the
coming year. Others named were
Ray Wright of Medford, vlce-presl-deut;
Herbert J. Berrlan of Medford,
secretary; and Fred Sweeney of Med
ford, treasurer.
Fire Sale starts Friday at the
BAND BOX & SHOE BOX.
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
WANTED Single man for caretaker
and chores. References required.
Box 0047. Tribune.
A HEAL nice, almost new 5 -room
unfurnished house for rent. (28;
. fireplace; wired for raiwe. 28
WaaMngton. Key at 20 Washington
FOR SALE 1 x terrier pups. 3 00
B. M. Heath. Ashland. Ore.. 603
Terrace St. Phone 281-J.
S2S0BKi
COMING
wmm
ON OUR STAGE AT 8:40 P. M.
The ROGUE RIVER COWBOYS of KMED
ATTENTION
ELKS
the Elks
BIG ELKS TREE
Thursday 8 p.m.
PJGKS
Mill or Rough
Per Load
DRY SLABS
$Q.50
Per Load
NEW LOW PRICE ON
NATIONAL COAL
Medford Fuel Co.
Telephone 631
Sift
A I I
by Julia Clet-Addams
IT was a paradoxical plan by which Farrell Armitage hoped to
make Barbara Quentin his wi(e. Instead of trying to impress
the girl with the advantages ol the Armitage lortune, Farrell used
his wraith to make Mark Loritly K more eligible suitor. Rather than
place himself in a more favorable position, Farrell helped to improve
his rival's chances.
The story of this strange couriship and its amasing results ial
told in serial form by the author of "You Can't Marry."
BEGINS TODAY
In The MAIL TRIBUNE
WANTED Party t"o room and board.
Inquire 107 King.
FURNISHED apt.; private bath;
adults only; 13 50. 344 6. Craps.
uADE Wood for gun. Box 0109,
Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Used Pianos, 6ft and up.
Kimball, Enterprise. Wellington.
Howard, Schonlnger, Marshall Wen
dell and others. All fully guaran
teed. Terms like rent to respon
sible parties, palmer Electric Store.
THREE slightly used Grand Pianos,
one Apartment size, one Baby Grand
and one Parlor Grand; all real bar
gains. Your present piano taken
in exchange; balance on terms.
Palmer Electric Store.
Ends Today "They Call It Sin"
Tomorrow
"SPEAKEASILY"
'TROSPERITY
TOMORROW
Christmas tree, phone the Elks
vuud or see a rnemuei ui wiw iiv uuiu
mittee. Don't forget.
4
BODY FIR
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Per Tier In
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