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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933. PAGE THREE Local and McElhose Boy 111 Richard Men aces, ion of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mc Elhose, was reported 1U this morn ing. Fire, False Alarm The fire depart- ment was called out this morning on a false alarm, sent from Rlreralae and Main. Has Tonsils Out Mrs. M. J. Rendt of 1331 Locust street underwent an operation for removal of her tonsils at the Community hospital today. In Hospital Today Mrs. G. A. Wil son of 845 West Second street Is In the community hospital for medical Orant Is Caller H. H. Grant, chief accountant for the General petroleum company, arrived from Portland today 1 to transact business in Medford. I Leave for Coast -Mr. and Mra. C P. Carlyle are leaving today for coast points after spending several days here attending to Insurance business. Mlu GumeUui 111 Miss Clare Gumellus, teacher in the Lincoln school. Is 111 at home today, unable to meet her clftsea. From Central Point Archie Etmbry of Central Point was attending to business matters in Medford this morning. Another caller from that town was Mrs. Arnold Bohnert. Has Pneumonia Bob Burton of Vancouver street was taken to the Community hospital this week for medical care. He was reported 111 with pneumonia this morning. Return to Corvallis Glenn Simkins and Ivan Crum were among boys who returned to Corvallis Sunday to re mime studies at Oregon State col lege. California Here Mrs. 8- O'Con nor of Yreka was a guest at a Med ford hotel last night. Others from the south are Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Tut--wller of San Francisco. - y From Summit Ranch Prof. V. A. Davis is a visitor in Medford tod&7 from Summit ranch, and reports the weather there very cold, with some now and much wind last night. Called from South Frank Buohter arrived In this city yesterday, called from Son Francisco by the Illness of his father, Henry Buchter, who Is a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital. Guest In Valley W. W. Hale, freignt traffic manager for the Southern pa cific, arrived this morning from Portland to spend several days In the valley attending to company inter ests. Burgnrnes Visitors Mr. and Mrs. C. Burgoyne of Seattle are guests in (Medford today and registered at a locl hotel. . Among other guests from northern points Is Carl Baker of Eugene. Return from North Mrs. Alma Bell, who has been a patient at a Portland hospital, returned to Med ford today, accompanied by Mrs. Paul MoDuffy, who has been visiting In the northern city. Expected from Hospital Arthur Sallee, who Is a patient at the Vet eran's hospital in Portland, where ho has received treatment for the past six weeks, la expected home this evening by his mother, Mrs. M. B Saline of Medford. His condition was recently reported as improved. mm Portlnnders Here M. F. Keller Is a business caller today from Portland, and registered at a local hotel. Others are: E. M. Adams, R. K. Lee, John S Bathrick. Luke L. Ahlguin. Walter May. Wm. Grant, Henry A. White, J. F. T. Klrkup, R. J. West. Mr. and Mrs. M. Oetby. Many Attend School The mining school, sponsored by the Medford schools, was attended by a large class and audience on the Southern Pacific .lot again today. The school has been made possible through federal and county funds, and the response among mining groups of the city has been unusually gratifying. Railroad Men Here B. D. Farrell. district freight and passenger agent for the Wabash lines, arrived in Med ford on a business trip today. Other call ere in the interests of shipping wero J. C. Johnson of the Pacific Fruit Express, with headquarters in Klamath Falls, and M. R- Whitehead, superintendent of the Pacific Fruit Express, out from Portland. RpplstPrcd at Hotel Jake Simon Is among guests registered at Medford hotels today. He cornea from Marin ette. Other guests are Catherine Gay- lord of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hofman of Sacramento, E. S. Farrell of Eugene. Stuart Sims of Corvallis, R. E. Toner of Eugene, Mack A. Horn of Los Angeles. Wm. C Strother of Buroank, Cal., George B. Wisfory of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs, George A. Hunt of Roseburg, H. B. iF-RSOn of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Alexander of San Jose, Cal, LcRoy Wagner of San Francisco. Leave Hospital Several patients hod recovered sufficiently to leave the Sacred Heart hospital today. Mrs. E. D. Beckelhymer, who has been ill for some time, having been brought from her home at Union Creek to the hospital, left to convalesce at the home of a friend in Medford. Mrs. T. I. Garrison of Copper also left the hospital this morning with her baby boy. L. T. Totten. Eagle Point farm er, who received a bad Injury of the eye, when struck In the face by a Jyranch of a tree, left for home. The operation, feared necessary at first, was not undergone, and his condition was reported as much improved when he left the hospital today. Dance tonight at dreamland with dinty moore Personal Flvnn Buys shop Thomas K. Plynn, formerly of Oakland, Cel., has purchased the Independent Electric company In Medford, and anticipates Investing In a downtown business lo cation, according to reports. At pres ent, Mr. Plynn resides on the Berae- burg road. Guests from North O. B- Stead among residents of northern cities registered In Medford today. C. H. Stevenson of Eugene Is a caller, C. R. Martin of Portland. F. D. Harm. Jr.. E. R. Cole and R. C. Hamilton of the same city. F. S- Jones of Roseburg is also on the hotel list, and J. M. Lutt rell also from the prune center, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rankin of Seattle and W. K. Rush of Eugene. 4 KMED Broadcast Schedule Thursday. 00 Breakfast News, Mall Tribune. 05 Musical Clock. t :20 A Peerless Parade. :35 Shopping Guide. :00 Friendship Circle. :30 Today. ;45 Meeting of the Martha Meade Society. ;00 U. fl. Weather Forecast, :00 Fashion parade. :15 The Pet Program. :30 Mornrfng Comments. :45 'Morning Melody. :00 Quartettes Parade. :15 Musical Notes. :30 Song and Comedy. :00 Mid-day Review. :15 iPopularltls. :30 Neva Flashes, Mall Tribune. SO Color Magic. :45 Popular Vocalists. 00 Varieties. :30 Grants Pass Hour. :45 Interlude. 00 Dance Matinee. :00 Songs for Everyday. :30 KMED Program Review. :35 Muslc from Yesteryear. K)0 Judge Rutherford, Lecturer, :1B Across the Seas to Hawaii. :30 iMasterworks. :00 Popular Parade. :30 What's Doing in flan Francisco :45 News Digest, Mall Tribune. :00 Medford Theater Guide. :0a The Unique, :20 Vignettes. 80 Hubert and LaMarr. 00 Labor Exchange program :1B Eventide. :30-fl:00Amateur Night. Burelson's Sale Offers E aster Apparel Cheaper To give women of Medford and neighboring territory an opportunity to buy Easter apparel at greatly re duced prices. Burelson's Ladles' Readj -to-Wear store Is conducting a sale which started today and will continue for more than two weeks. Burelson's recently Installed "Thrift department," which features attractive merchandise at even lower prloca than their regular stock. Dur ing the pre-Easter sale special bar gains will be found dally in this part of the store. Smart new dresses, coats, hats, sweaters, suits and lin gerie have been marked down to attract feminine shoppers during this event. Irene Dunne Stars In Craterian Show As poignant and touching a drama as has reached the talkies In some time la depicted on the screen of the Fox Craterian theatre where "The Secret of Madame Blanche" Is now showing with Irene Dunne giving an other of the strong emotional por trayals which have made this star so popular with cinema audiences. Stirringly enacted, intelligently di rected and produced with the cus tomary proficiency of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios, this picture holda one's Interest from the very opening sequences in a Now York theatrical atmosphere In which Miss Dunne alngs and dances, to the final climax in a French courtroom. The story centers about Sally who Is getting her start in the theatrical world as a dancer In the chorus of a New York musical comedy. When the show Is taken to England she sings and dances her way Into the hearts of Londoners, and particularly Into the affections of a titled young blade. Now add thirty years and you have Miss Dunne going from girlhood to motherhood with her great dra matic gifts at their best. The result Is amazing. She puts herself into a lifetime with utter conviction. "Sins of Love" Closes Tonight "Sins of Love." the amazing sex ; picture that has played the Roxy : theater to the largest crowds wit nessed In Medford for a long time, ends the three-day engagement with tonight's performance. Several people coming out of the theater yeaterday told Mr. and Mrs. Gene Chlldera that they should be charging at least a dollar for such a show. Many more said the lecture alone la worth more than the price of admission. There will be a special business women's show tonight from 0:30 to 8:30 and a show for men only from 8:30 to 11. "Air Mall, an adventurous story of the government mall fleet, opens a two-day run at the Roxy tomorrow. 15c STUDIO 15c playing for the last times today Clark Gable Jean Haxlow in "Red Dust" Coming Tomorrow Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy in 'Pack Up Your Troubles' Conilnu funflaT, "Grand Hnttl" PATTON REPORTS RELIEF WORK OF PAST 2 Hamilton Patton, named by Coun ty Judge Fehl as director of county relief, today submitted the following report of his administration during January and February of this year: County Court, Jackson county, Medford, Oregon Gentlemen: At this time I am presenting a re port of the relief work done under your supervision through the months of January and February of this year. The records of the county clerk s office show that warrants were Issued In a total amount of 10.887.72, and unpaid vouchers on hand In amount of S261.37, making a total amount of warrants Issued or to be Issued, of $11,129.09. Of this amount, si. 904. 40 had been Incurred by the previous administration, and supplies on hand which were turned over to the gover nor's relief committee, amount to $1,501.55, for which they have been billed. As shown by the attached statement the net cost of the opera tion to Jackson county for the two months was $7,722.14. Of this amount paid out approximately $2,200.00 was Impounded to apply on delinquent taxes. An average of about 1600 families were oared for during the two months. These families showing an average number of 4.4 people. By dividing the number of families Into the amount of monoy spent, it Is easy to see that the cash cost por month in taking care of the problem was $2.41 a family. This frankly does not take Into consideration de preciation on county equipment nor the regular cost of supervision that Is paid out on the operating expensea of the county. Hovever, this covered the cost of food, fuel, some shelter, and some clothing for approximately 8000 people. I wish to advise that a check of the payrolls today shows that the taxpayers of Jackson county and the city of Medford have received valu able labor on constructive projects In an amount of $7,938.48. Some labor Is still to be performed, for which the payrolls have not yet been re ceived, to apply on the cost of the relief work. As you know by agree ment with the city of Medford, what ever labor has been advanced to the municipality Is to be returned to the county at a futuro date. In closing I would suggest that the county court write letters to the Odd Fellows, the Rogue Valley Can ning company, the firemen of the city of Medford, to the ladles operat ing the' welfare exchange, and to all other charitable institutions or Indi viduals who have been of Invaluable assistance In the helping to carry forward this work and who have been directly responsible for the fact that it has been accomplished without the cost being excessive. Yours very truly. HAMILTON PATTON, Warrants Issued 10,887.72 Vouchers to be pald... 261.37 11. 129.00 1932 accounts . 1,005.40 $ 0,323.69 Charges to governor's relief committee .. ........... . 1,501.65 - 7,722.14 Medford post of American Legion was well represented at last night's meeting of Ashland post held at Pio neer hall In the Llthla city. Plans for the big meeting on April 8 m honor of the state) officers were dis cussed and tslks were made by the local Legionnaires. Captain Over meyer outlined the plans for a Le gion service company to be formed here and It Is expected that Ashland will follow Medford's example. An Interesting program of local motion pictures was put on by H. L. Bromley, Copco advertising manager during the entertainment program, after which refreshments were served by the Ash land veterans. Among tho locsl Le gionnaires present were Post Com mander Lee Oarlock, Past Command ers E. O. Ferguson and Horace Brom ley, Capt. Overmeyer. Walter Abbey. Dr. O. E. Kunz, Bill Rosenbaum and "Shorty" Humphry. ROXY The Delicate Secrets itms with Dynamio Sex Lectures by Mrs. Jardine McCree and Prof. Howard Goldln SPECIAL BUSINESS WOMEN'S SHOW TONIGHT 6:30 to 8:30 STARTS TOMORROW JMrjAy MADOE BELLAMY Livestock. PORTLAND, March 29. (AP) Cat tle. 100; calves, 10; steady. Hogs, 400; about steady. Sheep and lambs, 800; steady to strong. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Much 20. (AP) But ter: Print, extras, 20c; standards, 10 140 lb. BUTTERFAT Direct to shippers: Station basts price, 16c; Portland de livery churning cream base, 15c: price range. 15$ 17c lb.: awoet cream higher. EGGs Paclllc poultry producers selling prices: Fresh extras, 15c: standards, 15c; mediums, l&c. LIVE POULTRY Buying price: Heavy hens, colored. 44 lbs.. 12c; do mediums, 11c: lights, lOgllc; springs, light. 14c; heavy. 14c; old roosters. Be: ducks, Peklna, spring,. 17c; old ducks, Peklna, 11 12c; colored, 10c lb. ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Oregon, 1.351.35 cental: Yakima, Spanish. 75(?00c cental. POTATOES Local, 65itl7(c orange box: Deschutes gems, $1-35(9 1.40: do Bakers. 1.50: Yakima Genu, l.00(3 1.25. Country meats, hops, new potatoes, wool and hay, steady ana unchanged S. F. Illltterfat. SAN FRANCISCO. March 20. (AP) Cream, t. 0. b.. San Francisco, 10 cenU. 4 Wall St. Report Stock Sale ATerap.es. (Copyright, 1033. Standard Statistics Co.) March 29: 50 20 20 90 Ind'ls Rr's VtT Total TodBT 48.4 26.6 66.2 48.2 Prcv. day .. 49.6 27.5 67.3 40.3 Week Bgo .... 48.0 26.7 86.0 48.6 Year tgo .... 67 9 20.0 96.8 60.3 3 yrs. ago ..105.3 141.6 264.8 108.0 Bond Sale Averages. (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Co.) March 20: 30 20 30 60 Ind'ls Rr's Uf Total Today 60.6 60.8 76.1 65 Prev. day .. 60.6 81. S 76.3 68 0 Week ago 81.0 80.8 77.3 00. Year ago . 68.4 70.3 81.9 73 0 3 yrs. ago . 04.6 108 3 09.3 100.0 new YORK. March 29. (AP) Th Ntnk market turned auletly re actionary late today, cancelling moot nf the sains reslstered In the pre vious session. Several losses ranged from 1 to more than 2 points, ine closing tone as heavy. iTanaiera np nrnvimRted 650.000 shares. Today's closing prices lor 30 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. is Dye 76,, Am. Can ....., - -- 88 V4 Am. & Fftn. Pow 4 A. T. & T. . Anaconda . 90 en 43 Atch. T. ii S. F Bcndlx Avla. -.. ait Beth. Steel 13 9 Chrysler foml. Solv. . 13 Curtlss-Wright ! DuPont Gen. Foods , . Gen. Mot. Int. Harvest ....- I. T. & T. ; Johns-Man. Monty ward . North Amer .-...., param. Publlx Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio . Sou. Pao. . Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. 25 11 32 6 UVt 13 , 18 22 H t 4Vi 1B, 16 22 25 4 32 ENDS TONITE "The Conquerors" TOMORROW ENDS TONIGHT The Year's Sensation of Life Explained in ft Love' MEN ONLY TONIGHT 8:30 toll Admission 25 Thrilling Adventure with the (oremmnit null planes with Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel . 30 381, US ARE GIVEN BY SUPT. HOWARD Emergency recommendations and suggestions for Immediate considera tion of school boards, school clerks and other school executives, sent out by C. A. Howard, superintendent of public Instruction, were released to day by C. R. Bowman, county school superintendent. They advise numer ous economies and retrenchments of lnte-est to all taxpayers. Less than elht or nine months' school is the recommendation extend ed all districts with a large warrant indebtedness. A minimum number of months might be contracted on condition that if flnancea Improve more months would be added to the school term, the recommendation seta forth. Each school clerk Is asked to care fully check on the total of the dis trict's outstanding indebtedness, both warrants and bonds, as well as the amount of deUquent taxes and cash on hand, and Inform the board be fore contracts are signed for the coming term. All citizens are asked by the school executive to urge the payment of taxes, In part, If not In full, that children may not be deprived of their educational rights. Issuance of school warrant In small denominations. In order that they may be easily marketable and ao they may be conveniently used for the payment of school district taxes In accordance with the provisions of the new law, is asked In the state superintendent's plea for adjustment of school needs. Rural schools, where the number of pupils In attendance la small, are aAked to Join together temporarily as an emergency measure, where transportation and tuition can be provided. Town schools, to aid this siime situation, are advised to invite In the pupils from small districts at reasonably low tuition charge. This Dlan has been successfully demon strated In Crook, Klamath and Lin coln counties, the report ahowa. An Increase In the ratio of pupils per teacher Is urged In town and city schools where practicable and the elimination of small elective clashes Is advised. The recommendations for economy go so far as to advise operation of schools on a half-day basis, to keep the educational machine In operation In Oregon. Joint employment of teachers by two rural schools Is also suggested, with definite assignments to be made for home work during the interven ing weeks. D E. Phlppa has taken over the management of the Snowy Butte Ser vice Station on Crater Lake highway. A quart of oil free with each S-gal. purchase of gas (while one barrel of oil lasts). Stop and get yours. Whether Your Car Is New or Old Whether You Drive Fast or Slow You'll Be Interested In This Announcement! PYROIL Treated Gasoline On Sale AT NO EXTRA COST Pyroil Treated Oil For Your Car at Only l-100th Cent Per Mile This Revolutionary New Lubricating Process Reduces Vibration Wear Engine Noises and Increases Power You'll be Interested FACTS Present day high apecd. high com proMlon motor need PYROIU the remarkable new lubricating proceaa that assures longer life to motors leu repairs better performance more power greater economy of op eration. Old loone motors also need Pyroil. It assures less noise and ab solute protection when oil falls. Ex acting tests, proofs that are fully verified, will convince you. A trial will make YOU an enthusiastic user. Introductory Special! PYROIL treated, first structure gasoline, gallon .. Pyroil Treated Eastern SINCLAIR PENNSYLVANIA Oils Pyroil Treated Bring your containers MEDFORD OIL DEPO 207 So. Riverside Front Sanderson Motor Co. 0HRIS WOLFF Phone 1385 FRANK HULL Battery Service Oil Changing Greasing Complete Lubrication Service TUNE IN KMED SATURDAY 12:18-12:30 FOR SPECIAL PYROIL FEATURES ON SALE TUESDAY AT M.F.&H. STORE The Medford Furniture and "Hard ware company's big store at Bartlett and Sixth streets has been selected as the location of the American Le gion Auxiliary's cake sale which will be held next Tuesday afternoon. Cakes which are submitted In the contest featured by the merchants of this city and the Mall Tribune, in cooperation with the Oeneral roods corporation and Swift So Company. Details of the sale will be supervised by Mrs. K. D. Rosa of the auxiliary organisation, and proceeds will go to the welfare fund of that body. Cakes entered in the contest will be received from a. m. till la o'clock on Tuesday, April 4, and the cakes, after being Judged, will be placed on sale the afternoon of that day by the ladles of the auxiliary. Entry blanks will appear from time to time in this paper and any housewife may enter one or more cakes and compete for valuable prizes. These prices are being assembled for display In the window of the Mall Tribune, and on the day of the9 sale will be shown wit hthe cakes In the windows of the Medford Purntture and Hardware company. Judges are now being se lected and will be announced In the near future. The ten price groups, offering real incentives for cake bakers to enter this contest, are as follows: First Prize. A beautiful Hotpolnt Electric Per colator. Courtesy of the California Oregon Power company. Special Prize! $3.00 cash additional to highest ranking cake using For may shortening. Given by Swift & Co. Second Prlie. Radio Dial Toaster, given by Palmer Music and Electric Store. Also 49-lb. sack Plggly Wtggly flour, given by Plggly Wtggly store. Third Prize. Gold Medal House Dress, given by the Band Box. Also large recipe book, given by General Foods Salea Corp. Fourth Prize. Hand-painted cookie Jar, given by the M. F. and H. company, also a handy cake ant (cake pan with air ventilator: cake mixer, 8 spoons, epatula, square pan, cup and recipe book) given by General Foods Sales Corp. Fifth Prise. Holmes and Edwards masterpiece pattern; Jelly or relish server, given by Brophy'a, Jewelers. Also 3-lb. can Formay shortening, given by Plggly Wlggly atore. Sixth Prlxa. Slx-ptece cake set, given by General Foods Salea Corp. Also 3-lb. tin Formay shortening given by Swift & company. Seventh Prlxe. Package Swans Down eake flour and 6-p1ece cake set given by General Foods Salea Corp. Also 3-lb. can Formay shortening, given by Swift Co. in these PYROIL in available In m handy ran for those who wish to treat their oil and gasoline at home. 17c and Western Oils, Including Eighth Itute. Slx-plece cake set, given by the General Foods Sales Corp. Also 3-lb. tin Formay shortening given by Swllt 5e Co. Ninth Prize. Three-pound can Formay shorten ing, given by Swift & Co. Also 1-lb. can Calumet, given by General Foods Sales Corp. Ten In Prlre. Three-pound can Formay shorten ing, given by Swift & Co. Also i-lb. package Baker's Cocoanut. 4 Society and Clubs Alpha Sigma How Plans nirthdnv Pnrfr The Alpha Sigma class of the First M. E. church will have regular monthly meeting In the form of a birthday party in honor of those members of the class whose birth days are In January, February or Mnrch on Thursday evening at the TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CXMPLBTHLY furnished 3-rm. house: elec. range, elec. re'., overstulieci set; cloe in. Inquire 618 So. HoHy. I AM for "Harmony" In southern Oregon. Phone Bi ror "The Hur money Man." L. H, Hansen, Piano Tuner. ATTRACTIVE Income property must be sold, wnat nave your rnce greatly reduced. Will tslce Copoo stock at par. C. S. Butterfleld, Room 408 Medford Bldg. WANTED Experienced sheepherder. Give experience, ae, aoare&a. uok 10260, Mall Tribune. 3-ROQM furnished duplex: close in: adults only. Cheap rent to rignt party. 340 S. Grape. POR SALE Eastern soft maple trees. Colorado blue spruce, ueoaor cea ar. blue Lawson cypress. Glas cock's Nursery, 264 Beatty St. OOMPLETTELY furnished house, 6 rooms; $350 cash, bal. 950 per mo. Basement, heating plant, hardwood floors, fireplace. O. S. Butterfleld. SMALL furnished house, good condi tion and location; garden spot, chicken house. Osll 108. FTtESH clean, fully furnished: water, lights, private bath; suitable for two aauice; oniy erj.ou. hi ov, Grape. PURNTSHED apartment; private bath: eia.ou. oi Appie. WANTED To rent a 4 or fl-room nartlv furnished house, close In; reasonable. Give location. Box 10335, Tribune. TODAY C DIUITI PLUS A Selected Programme of Tltaphone Featurettes E The Carlsbad of America Open All Year ' Under lams management at tha Richelieu Hotel mwm una rsr Ms oosT Finest Mud and Mineral Baths ami Mineral Waters in the World . - Miraculous Curative Waters (or Rheumatism, Arthritis. Lumbagol High Blood Pressure. Nerroul r.iigue. Stomach Troubles btea (with ! Cottage, dar, iU k-Hotel, II day, M wfc, When in San Francisco Step at thm Richelieu Hotel aa dm at Clmrr home of Mrs. P. P. Burke, 88 Rose avenue. AH members are desired to be present. DAILY MATINEES AT STUDIO NOW L. Xj. Lewis, manager or the Studio theater, announced today that there will be dally matinees at the Studio from now on. The theater will open at 1:45 on week dnys with continu ous shows on Sunday starting at 1 p. m. "Pack Up Your Troubles," feature length comedy starring Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy opens at tho Studio tomorrow. YARNS for SINGERCRAFT WORK II il'.0il fo,' ?' f he new. color. I m ""rljiiJtna hlavb and .hlt. AUo rhenlll Miiil rrochui yarns lor iweittti, drr4f.ru. tilouic. rxtttprrail etc I1IIII-0MI011K-IF K, nn. a. fc. Cur. ilroad bt. mod AUrmhmy At. Dept. A-48 PWUddphU, Pa, Why Is 8S4 the bent known phone number In MctUonIT Heath's Drug Store Ask Fred. Ringlette Permanent Wave . . If you get It here ft imiHt be good. 19.13 prices TLCKLHS HKAUTV SOI.ONE Hotel Holland lilrig. Tel. 000 FRIDAY 1 Goodness ... had noth lng to ao with 1 1 Dcarlnt V VESTU New Low Prices 15c 25c Every Woman Has a Love Secret! What Was Madame Blanche's? Her story is the drama of mnny brides whose illusion is shattered in marriage T Women will be deeply touched at this girl's drama tie story . . . lien will re spect her whom the world called "bad." ml 8, " 1 with LIONEL AT WILL PHILLIPS HOLMES The brilliant star of "Cimarron" and "Back Street" rlsei to unprecedented heights that will add to her fame, . r annum, s. nut. uf Byron Hot Spring Contra Coata County, Cal, Rlrhelien Hotel, San Franeie 37 i