irET)F0TlT5 MArC TRTBUXE, irETTFORD. OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1933.
PAGE SEVEN
Local and
Dramatic Club to Meet The Dra-1
matte club will meet this evening at
the T. W. C. A. for it regular ses
alon at 7:30 o'clock.
Club Council Meeta The executive
council of the Business and Profea
alonal Women'a club la meeting today
at the Hotel Jackson.
Mm. Kohler Visitor Mrs Sam
Zohler of Central Pclnt was In Med
ford yesterday, shopping and visiting
with friends.
Crews Visits Here Oraydon
Crew stopped on his way north from
San Francisco for a day's1 visit with
hi mother, Mrs. Lucy Crews.
Seattle Polk Call Clttsens of Se
attle in Medford on buslnes today
are B. D. Laws, C. B. Stead and Mr.
and Mrs. L. T. Hutchinson.
Party from Lyle Several residence
of Lyle. Wash., were registered at a
t Medford hotel last night. They are
' Mrs. p E. Beck, Leo Beck, E. O. Beck
and Ernest Beck.
Gets Building Permit A. P. John
son received a building permit from
the city today, amounting to $80, to
cover reahingllng of a building at
302 Stark street.
0er from Klamath Howard
Scheffel, former resident of this city,
now In the Insurance business In
Klamath Falls, was a business caller
In Medford again today.
Miners to Meet There will be a
meeting of the Southern Oregon Min
ing association tomorrow evening at
7:30 o'clock, it was announced today,
and a large attendance la urged.
To Open Pavilion Remodeling of
the fairgrounds dance pavilion start
ed Wednesday In preparation for the
summer dancing season. The build
ing will be completely redecorated
and renovated..
V Local Folk Motor North Mr. anl
' Mrs. W. A. Dates, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Koozer and Mrs. E. O. Ferguson left
this morning for Portland and Se
attle, where the women will visit
relatives and frlenda for several days
while the men transact business.
Picnic at McLeod Mrs. Mabel
Mack, home demonstration agent,
left this morning for McLeod to at
tend the picnic of the home exten
sion unit in that district, at which
she will give a demonstration of low
cost picnic menus.
"
- From Nearby Towns Eugene Hoa
enfurter of Phoenix was attending to
business matters in Medford today.
Ottk-i visitors from nearby towns
were Clifford Casad of Central Point,
Cecil Johnson and Chas. Kella of
Gold Hill.
Transact Business Among business
callers In Medford today from other
towns are Miss Olfidys MoAdams of
Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. O. T.
Jackson and son of Phoenix, Mtss
Grace Chamberlain, Ashland; Mrs.
Maude Kubll and son, Jacksonville,
and Mrs. H. H. Krohn of MeOloud.
. .
From Points North H T. Shaw of
Eugene was a business caller In Med
ford today. Othera from cities north
of Medford were Ted Mesch of Salem.
Mr. and Mra, F. B. Swan of Van
couver, Wash., and E. B. Skeels of
Gold Hill, all registered at local ho
tels. Weed Band to Play The Weed
high school bsnd will play at the
music fete at Ashland tomorrow. It
was announced today. The band was
net included In a program announce
ment through an error yesterday. Don
Oolvlg is director of tho high school
mu&clans.
Portlandera Here The city of
Portland la represented In Medford
today, according to the hotel lists, by
Mr and Mrs. D. Vsnce, W. J. Hewitts
and son, R. J. West, G. F. Gallegly,
OO. a. Noland. L. D. Hewitt, J. A.
Hartwlck, B. Miller, R. W. Foster and
J. B BlUington.
I Shopping Today Among shoppers
' In Medford today are Mrs. J. P. De
Witt and son Donald of the Old Stage
road, Mrs. T. J. Burnfleld of Jackson
ville. Mra. Tom Voung of Griffin
? creek, Mrs. Leon Jones of Roxy Ann
and Mrs. Albert Strauss of Sams Val
j ley.
McQueen Confers Here Frank Mc
I Queen of the McQueen Construction
i company, which Installed the sewage
system In San Francisco. Is In Med
ford again today conferring with
members of the local health commit
tee regarding Medford's sewage prob
lem. Visits Mother Miss Nelda Crews
arrived In Medford yesterday from
Santa Rosa, Cal., for a short visit
with her mother, Mra. Lucy Crews.
Miss Crews has Just completed a
course at Sweet's Business college,
graduating with high honors, and
plana to return to the city within
the next week or two.
CLARK GABLE
"Cavalcade' is one of
the greatest pictures
of the talking screen!"
NOIL COWARD'S
Picture of the Generation!
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Personal
Caller from Weed X. White of
Weed is a business oaller In Medford
today.
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Mr. Fluhrer Improved John Fluh
rer is In an Improved condition to
day, following a prolonged Illness,
and Is being removed from the Sacred
Heart hospital to his home.
PLYMOUTH PUIS
OUT NEW MODELS
The aggressive campaign of the
Plymouth Motor corporation on Jta
two new lines of motor cars started
here today.
The Plymouth corporation has done
the unusual by announcing two new
motor cars within a week's period,
and both cars. It was asserted, are
being backed by an advertising and
merchandising campaign.
Announcement of the new Ply
mouths followed the recent statement
of Walter P. Chrysler that be felt
that present conditions were oppor
tune for the Introduction of new
products, and that "the manufac
turer . . . who offers unusual values
and aggressively places his products
before the people, will be In & posi
tion to realize the greatest sales." He
further stated that "It la up to us
as manufacturers and It Is up to
our dealers to show the public how
much good sense there la In buying
today. And It's up to buyers to look
Into what the dollar will buy today."
The new Plymouths are now on dis
play here at Dodge, De Soto and
Chrysler dealers. The new cars are
the De Luxe Plymouth Six of 112
Inch wheelbase, which Is priced f.o.b.
from $495 and the standard Plymouth
six, 108 -inch wheelbase, priced f.o.b.,
from (445.
The new Standard Plymouth Six
Sedan, priced f ob., at $510, Is stated
to be the lowest priced six-cylinder
four-door sedan on the American mo
tor car market.
The Plymouth factory Is working
full speed on production of both new
models.
ROGUE RIVER RAMBLERS
SPORTSMANS GROUP IS
ORGANIZED FOR RIVER
A large group of southern Califor
nia sportsmen, who come to this val
ley each summer for a vacation, have
given themselves an Oregon name. It
was learned here today, so enthusi
astic axe they over fishing In the
Rogue. "Rogue River Ramblers club"
la the title of their organization, and
Sunset-on-the-Rogue Is their vaca
tton'ng headquarters. Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Johnson, who operate the re
sort Just this aide of Rogue Elk,
stated today.
In the group looking forward to
another summer in southern Oregon,
are: Detective Ed Xing of Los An
geles, author of many detective
stories, Mrs. King, Mr and Mrs. Rich
ard King, all of Los Angeles; Mr. aivl
Mrs. C. G. Tetters of Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wadsworth, Holly
wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter W.
Young of Los Angeles.
The community hall at Sunset-on-the-Rogue
is used by the California
colony as a gathering place evenings,
where many stories are told by De
tective Kinpr and songs and dancing
enjoyed. Several members of the
group have spent the past nine sum
mers on Rogue river and the other
club members from three to six.
AMBITIOUS TULIP HAS
TEN-PETAL BLOSSOM
A beautiful red tulip, which be
came so ambitious as to flaunt 10
petals, instead of the regulation six,
Is on display today at the Chamber
of Commerce. It was grown by Mrs.
Clyde Eakln of the Eakln Motor com
pany, at her home, 35 Ross court.
Inveetlgatlors were assured this
afternoon that the additional four
petals had not been dyed and added
to the flower, when they felt their
waxy surface.
LEE TRACY AT ROXY
IN POLITICAL BLAST
'Washington Merry - Go - Round,'
which opens at the Roxy today, shows
Tracy as a newly-elected member of
con-fess who goes to Washington wit:.
a load of high and mighty ideas and
ideals What he encounters there and
what he does about it Is what makes
"Wtfilngton Merry-Go-Round" one
of the most talked about films in r
cent years.
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PHOTOS TO BRING
WIDE ADVERTISING
OF SCENERY HERE
Taking advantage of the early
opening of Crater Lake, the caravan
last Sunday, pear blossoms and sal
mon fishing In Rogue river, the pub
licity commltte of the Chataber of
Commerce .has today sent photo
graphs and stories to numerous mag-
ainea and news services throughout
the United States and It is expected
that Medford will benefit greatly by
the resultant publicity. The photo
graphs covered the events held at the
lake last Sunday, scenic views at the
park and those of the pear orchards
were especially fine. The complete
list of the magazines and agencies
to whom the pictures were sent fol
lows: .
Shasta Cascade Wonderland Asso
ciation, Redding. Cal.
Country Club Magazine. Los An
geles, Cal.
Pacific Golf and Motor, Los Ange
les, Cal.
Pacific Northwest Farm Trio. Spo
kane, Wash.
Underwood 6s Underwood, New
York city.
Sunset Magazine, San Francisco,
Cal.
Oregon State Motor Association,
Portland, Ore.
Standard OH Bulletin, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Firestone Non-Skid, Akron, Ohio.
Wide World Magazine, London, Eng.
Pacific Fisherman, Seattle, Wash.
Field and Stream, New York City.
Hunting and Fishing Magazine,
Boston, Mass,
Oregon Grango Bulletin, San Fran
cisco. Cal.
Pacific Rural Press. San Francisco,
Cal.
Pacific Sportsman, San Francisco,
Cal.
In addition to the above, pictures
showing orchards In bloom are be
ing sent to Cairo, Egypt, by Hugh
Hamlin, manager of the Big Seven
Fruit Distributors, Inc. Mr. Hamlin
has referred t,he pictures to the Big
Seven represent a lives In the Egyp
tian city with the request that he
use his Influence to have them pub
lished in the Egyptian papers.
Held For .Threat
Charles R. Weil (above), was
arrested in Philadelphia and
charged with threatening death to
Lessing Rosenwald of Chicago,
mail order millionaire, unless Ros
enwald paid him $100,000. (Asso
ciated Press Photo)
Solicitor General
James Crawford Biggs of Ra
leigh, N. C.t former superior court
judge, was nominated by President
Roosevelt for solicitor general of
the United States. (Associated
Press Photo
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PERMANENT 1.5G, $3 50, M, 15.50.
Bowman's. Phone 57.
Today and Friday
Rips the Hdf
With LEE TRACT and
Constance Cummlngs
Also
rnrioltr. Scrappy Cartoon, News
Iall!fit. 1:30. Eve. 7 p. m.
6.- 1
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Rial to Stars
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WliUam Halnea and Madge Evans
heaJ the cast of "Fast Life," at the
Ria'to today and Friday.
A Technicolor musical revue and a
Pathe Review round out the program.
Markety
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore. April IT. (AJ
CATTLE 50. calves 10; steady.
HOGS 450: steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS 50; steady.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. Ore., April 37. (AP
Wheat futures:
Open High Low Close
May. new .57i .57 .5614
May old .67i .57 .88 .U
July 59ii .5054 .59 ,59
sept. m m',i ,so4 .eo
Cash wheat No. 1;
B!g Bend blue stem S8$4
Dark hard winter (12 pet.)...- .88
Dark hard winter ill pct.K .83
Soft white
.57 ',4
.55
.S7!4
,55
.55
Western white .
Hard winter .....
Northern spring w...
Western red
Oats No. 3 white, 28.
Corn No. 3 yellow, A20.50.
Mtllrun standard, 417.50.
Today's car receipt: Wheat 48,
flour 18, corn 8, oats 1, hay 2.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Aorll 37. (API But
ter: Prints, extras. 25c: standards.
2to lb.
BUTTERFAT: Portland delivery,
"A" grade, 23c lb.
Hons: Pacific Poultry Produce'
selling prices: Oversize, 17c; extras,
tf mtwrt rnlnrft. ISc: mediums. ISC
dozen. Buying prtce of whoteaatera:
Fresh current receipts, 58 wa, ana
up, 1291214c dozen.
strawberries Los Angeles. 13s
$1.00; Fresno. 20a, 2.00 per crate.
Country meats, nopa. uve poultry,
nnlnna. new ontom Dotatoca. new po
tatoes, wool and hay, unchanged.
San Francisco Butter fat
ran TPRANfiTSCO, Anirl 27, (API
Cream f. o. b. San Francisco, 34 e.
Wall St. Report
Stock Stile Averages
(Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics
Co.)
April 37:
50 20 30 90
Indl'a Rr'a Ufa Total
Today 84.7 30.8 7t.t 8l.t
Prev. day .. 65.3 31.8 74.5 61.T
Week ego .. 65:0 29.3 79.8 83.1
Year ago 47.4 23.0 82.4 49.8
3 Yrs. ago ..198.5 134.1 381.3 201.5
High 1933.... 66.8 31 .9 95.3 83.8
Low 1933 .... 43.3 23.5 81.8 43.9
High 1932.... 72.3 39.8 lll.O 73.8
LOW 1032 35.1 13.2 51.8 8S.0
Bond Sale Averages
(Copyright, 1938, standard Statistic
Co.)
April VI:
30 30 30 60
Indl'a Rr'e Ufa Total
Today e2. 81.9 76.8 88.7
Prev. day .... 83.5 81.5 78.8 88.5
Week ago .... 61.7 67.5 74.4 64.6
Year ago .... 60.1 63.9 78.6 87.6
3 Yrs. ago .... B4.3 105.9 98.7 99.8
High 1933.. 68.1 65.7 85.3 73.0
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Today and Friday
Say it with THRILLS!
Here'a a Movie that MOVES!
Tvmlam I, .
WATNES f r.i
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EDWARDS l1
TF.rHMCm.OH MUSICAL REVl'E I
Motletone News 8
Low 1938 58 8 87.0 74.1 6S.S
High 1932 71-5 78 0 86.3 78.1
Low 1932 BS3 B7.4 70.9 57.8
NEW YORK, April 37. (API The
stock market settled back Into a
narrow trading range today a fur
ther strength of the dollar tended to
cool Inflation speculation. Prtce
trends were mixed, and small gains
and losses prevailed at the close.
Turnover was 1,900.000 shares, the
smallest In several days.
Today's closing prtcea:
Al. Ohem. is Dye..
Am. Can
Am & Fgn. Pow...
A. V It T.
Anaconda
Ateh T. 4s S. r.
Bene" Avis,
Beth, steel
California Pack'g.
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
Com!. Solv.
Curtlsa-Wrlght
DuPont
Gen Foods
Oen Mot.
Int. Harvest,
I. T T.
Jobrs-Man.
Mont Ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
PhUttpe Pet
Radio
Sou Pee .
Std. Brand ...
St. Oil Cal.
St. Oil N. J.
Trana. Amer. .
Union Carb. .
Unit Aircraft
O. S Steel
GRUNOWS BOAST
MANY FEATURES
There are 34 reason, why the new
Qrunow refrigerators on display at
Palmer Music and Electric Store are
rapidly winning favor with southern
Oregon housewives. A variety of aim
to accommodate small and large fam
ilies places the Grunow price range
within the reach of many who here
tofore could not afford electrical re.
frigeratton, according to Clayton
laaac.
In 1924, W. C. Grunow astonished
the world by ending the nuisance of
radio batteries. In 1837, his miracle
of engineering created a new stand.
ard of radio stone and performance.
and millions enjoyed what not
even millionaire could buy before.
In 1630 still leu than 40 years old
he retired.
But again his restless spirit, hi
urge to create, could not be stilled.
He considered the refrigeration bust.
neaa. He believed that some day It
would not be necessary, in house-
der high pressure.
hold refrigerators, to use gases, un-
Mr. Qrunow finally found the Ideal
refrigerant for his purpose Carrene.
For 10 year It had been used In
large commercial Installations such
a fine passenger ship., the Para
mount theater In New York city and
tne u. 8. capltol at Washington,
where safety to human Ufa and free
dom from service wsre vital and es
sential elements of Installation.
With a staff of engineers Mr. Gru
now tackled the Job and, a usual,
won. The new Grunow Is-said to be
the greatest advancement yet made
In electrical refrigeration, offering
housewives 34 outstanding ad van'
tagea.
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Fender and body repairing. Prices
right. Brill Sheet Metal Works.
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ACCOUNT NO. 858
Thl ta a beautiful baby grand plana. Just lUc new, 1932 model
party has paid over half. Trade in your old piano or other musical
Instrument start paymenta In SO daya, pay $3 a week.
ACCOUNT NO. W32B8
Here is a dandy little bungalow ptanor a beauty, look almost newr
Duco mahogany finish, original prtce f348. Take over for the balance
due at 19 e. month, FREE Delivery within 300 miles of Medford,
Call or write,
ACCOUNT NO. SSWg
A Standard made piano that the party had about three years, it la la
splendid condition. Origins! price ISSO, Two -thirds paid out. A
real pick-up for some one. Easy terms, pay l a week. Our usual
guarantee and exchange privilege,
ACCOUNT NO. tmSt
Don't let this bargain gat away from you, Sold for U7& year ago.
Balance due 177. A splendid tone, assy action, walnut ease. Oood
enough to start any kiddle on tha way to musical knowledge. Two
years exchange privilege. Pay II week.
Trade ta your present piano, radio or other
musical Instrument. Start payment In 30
days. Out-of-town folks, call, phone or write.
OPEN EVENINGS
CLINE PIANO CO.
Factory Dlitrlbntors
Main and Blrertlda
Sparta Bldg.
Phone
3 CALL or
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
Two front ipartmenU in th Mail Tribune building
with fireplaces and hardwood floor. Both are fur
nished comfortably. Right in the center of Medford'i
down-town diatrict . , , Moderate rent. Apply at Mail
Tribune office, No, Fir itreet. -
ACCUSED SLAYERS
TRANSFERRED FOR
MURDERHEARING
(Continued: from Page One.)
William B. Phipp of defense coun
sel will alao leare today. Attomer
Joe Hammenly of Portland wttl ar
rive tn Eugene tomorrow morning.
It la expected that Mr. George F
Moran of Cleveland, Ohio, who wlt..
her husband came to Oregon this
week to attend the trial, will vls.t
Bank In hla cell row. They hare
been in Portland alnce Tuesday.
The 3S wltne-sea subpoenaed by
the tate have been ordered to re
port at Eugene next Monday morn
ing at opening of court.
Bank Take Xtp.
Banke was nervous last night, and
secured a physician's prescription tor
a pint of medicinal liquor, for his
stomach and hts nerves. He was al
lowed a visit with Mrs. Bank yester
day who was In good spirits and ap
parently not depressed by approach
ing events. Both, according to jail
ers, axe confident of the outcome.
Attorney Phlpps said today that
no decision had been made and none
would propftbly be made, until the
trial opening, on whether or not the
pair will be tried separately or to
gether. In any event the state has
announced that Banks wilt be tried
first
Yesterday was visiting day at
county Jail, and both the awiaert
had a number of visitors.
Special Commuridtlon of
Medfotd c.!s Ho. A.
i-Mf 23th, at 7:30 p. m. Worx
in M. M. degree. Visitors
Invtted. By order of O. W. DeJarnett,
W. M. OCO, AJjDEN Secy.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED BABY CARRIAGE Phone
816 or see Kleth at Gardner Drus.
PIANOS FOR RBNT CHne Piano Co
Main and Riverside.
QW1AN furnished ants, H0 and (5.S0
month. 310 Portland Are.
3-ROOM rum. apt: e7ertffed: elsi
trte range. 51 Ho. Oakdale.
TOR REiyT 08 Park Ave., 4-room.
overstuffed furnished home, piano,
oil heatroVa, nlee vard and flowers.
Charles R. Ray. Realtor, Medford
Bldg. Phone 30J.
TOR RENT Sleeping rooms. blocks
from courthouse at 957 Pearl Si ,
Eugene, Ore.
HAVE your furniture re-upholstered.
Thtbauit, S88-R.
FOR SALE Alfalfa and oat ha;, or
will trade for vouaa cows or helfera.
also turkey ea and young turka
fo sale. Trelchler, centrsi point.
Tel. 15J.
3-ROOM modern home, bath, laund.T
tray, screened porch, bultt-lns, gar
age, shade and fruit trees; 9700
equity for oar, acreage, cabin site
or what have you. Phone 1538-L.
or write Box 13337, Tribune.
GOOD BUSINB9S Small overhead;
full price 27S; 4 months free house
rent If taken by May 1ft. Address
Box 13193. Tribune.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished bun
galow apartment, 15 per mo. 335
Howards St. Geo. Iverson.
NIGHTS C
a Lifetime
To Own A Piano
For ONLY the
BALANCE DUE
If yon want a baby grand piano, a goo4 up
right or a like-new tiny atudto piano, better
hurry ddnrn and arrange to take over one of
these fine tnatrnmenta for the unpaid balance
Easy term arranged. No red tape no delay.
FREE delivery.
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Meftforff, Ore.
Copy for Society
Section Due Friday
Reports of club, lodge and
:hurch circle events for the Sun
day society section wttl be due
ipnirt tomorrow and all publicity
chairmen are urged to get their
-py to The Mall Tribune before
Friday evening or to call 75 and
uk for the society editor.
All copy marked "Sunday," re
ceived before Friday evening, wtU
appear in the Sunday edition.
BIRTHS
Bcrn to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson
of rout a, a boy weighing seven
pounds, 10 ounces, at the Community
hospital today.
John Botes Heading
Cast Craterian Hit
John Botes, whose name Instantly
leap to mind whenever the great
musical films are mentioned, has the
leading role e-ppoaltt- Nancy Carrol
In "Child of Manhattan," Columbia's
thrilling story of love In a 10-cents-a-dance
pat so, is the attraction at
the Craterian tonight.
But it ta an entirely new role that
Botes wilt present to hla admirers m
the picture which was directed hi'
Edd Buzzell. Instead of appearing
as a very young man. the popttlar
player will be seen as the wealths
scion of a Knlckerboclcer family, a
sophisticate of about 37 years, whose
romance with the beautiful, naive
tittle taxi-dancer Miss CorronV forms
ort of tho most dramatic yet fas
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SDBIEnnE AIDES
SPECIAL!
Vitaphone't
Newest
Musical
Comedy
"Yourt
Sincerely"
with
Lanny Rose-
CHRIS WOI.Fi.
Rooms wftnoBl balh JI.50nr
Booms with bath . . 12.00 np
Special weekly A aenthty rates.
Goll Privileges. Garage adjacent.
Cars checked at the dcor.
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HOTEL CHRISTIE
R. J. Ma Time !f, Manogtr
Hotel IfltanjCand
and BUNGALOWS
Pasadena, California
A truly charn-nf atsscapbara In which to
rast for a dsy, a wrack or to tiv and draam a
my lb wintsr SDcmha.
Paaadsca u&d tba baautifii HOT El MARY
LAND ara a bit tatthar away from tha ocmuv
whsra lha dry, crisp s!r and baalth raatorinf
ST-nahins srs so Invigormtinjr- .-st ooiy a Urn
siinataa diiva along pavsd bonlavarda to tha
hsart of busy Los Ang !,
For Booklet: and flow om Matt
Writ, ie H. M. NICKCRSON, MANAGES
ciat:ng love storle to appear ea th
screen for many, many months.
"From Hell to Heaven' comes fc
the Crateriaa Friday
STUDIO
Coming Tomorrow
Mattnee at UiS ope a WO
Evening Snow 7:0 and 9:6&
CAST Of 25,000,00011
Endft Tun I te Joe B. Brown In
wVou Said a Mouthful
Poultry Fence
SPECIAL Iri..3at.-Mon.
19bar$2.50perro!l
Netting remnants for sweetpeas
cut to order very low price.
VOLNEY DIXON
131 N. Rlreretde, Phone 26 S
New Low Price
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enablea you to treat your gasoline and oil with
rVHOII. It meana longer life and smoother perfor
mance tor your ear.
Hear trie "ClOLBEX VOICE OF IHB KO&CB RIVER
VALLEY", KSIF.D, Saturday to 12:30
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J07 So. Riverside Front Sanderson Motor Co.
Phone 1.183. FRANK HULL
Wben in HOLLYWOOD
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