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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1933)
PAGE TWO MEDFORD HAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1933. Attractive Interior of Holly Theatre to Greet Re-opening Patrons DIG FOR GOLD, SILVER WEALTH BEEN PERFECTED During the past sixteen yearn. Frig Id a Ire haa bM& applied to ever; eort of refrigeration fixture. As the result, Prig Id a Ire engineers have de veloped refrigeration equipment to meet almost every imaginable require ment. There are close to a hundred mod el of standard Prig Ida Ire cooling colls. There are more than thirty models of Frlgldalre two-cylinder compressors. These will provide Ideal refrigeration for reach-ln-refrlgera-tors, walk-In boxes, storage rooms, esses, counters, milk coolers, Ice mak ers, bottle coolers, ind numerous other fixtures. In addition, the Frlldslre line In cludes the following classes of equip ment for specific purposes: Self-Contalned Cabinet Refrigera tor Cabinet Refrigerators for Multiple Installation Biological Cabinets Ice Cream Cabinets Combination Ice Cream and Bottle Beverage Cabinets Ice Cream Display and Storage Cab lnets Individual Water Coolers for Bot tled or Running Water High Capacity Pressure-Type Water Coolers for use with bubblers and other outlet fixtures Air Conditioners Dfthumldlflers With this great variety of refrigera tion equipment, Frlgldalre offers ex actly what la fitted for every need, even though the requirements may be very unusual. It is hardly possible to have a refrigeration problem which has not already been met and solved In the most satisfactory manner by means of Frlgldalre equipment. More than that, Frlgldalre will do refrigeration work In the handiest and most practical way. Operation is entirely auotmattc, requiring no at tention month in and month out. There's no ftiss or muss with Frlgld alre no waiting or worry no work or watching no fluctuation of tem peratures, fllmply use your refrigera ted fixtures without giving a thought to the Frlgldalre equipment. THIEVES DIG SPUDS BEFORE FRIGHTENED BEVERLEY, Mans. (UP) Thlevea aared Edward Morgan much hard orlc. j ' By night, they dug and packed In burlap baga four buahala ol potatoes out of hla garden. But they were frightened away u they had about flnlahed their taak, leaving the tubera for Morgan. TONAPAH, Ner. Southern Nevada women are not depending on the NRA program to keep the family lard er stocked. With few Jobs in sight, they are making jobs for themselves. Mining being the principal Industry of this spsrsely-populated area, they are taking to that activity in great num bers. These brave desert women, in their "dlggln clothes," work along-side their husbands and brothers and the other male members of their families, putting In a full shift turning a hack-breaking windlass or swinging a pick and shovel, doing It cheerfully and uncomplainingly. "The world needs gold and we have to live, so we are helping the ma folk dig it." ssid Mrs. Jack Schweble. who la developing a mine near thi old camp of Berlin. Mrs. Schweble is a charming and Intelligent widow. As sisted by her two sons, she Is putting down a shaft, now at 76 feet depth, to reach the gold -Impregnated gravel at bedrock. At Inoe, In northern Nye county. Mrs. Albert Dunnln is ssslstlng her husband In developing a mine. She twists the crank of the windlass and hoist the ore and muck which her husband breska down at the bot tom of the shaft. Jimmy HI n ton and hla young wife, Helen, are mining at Llda, They are accomplished musicians and play one or two nights a week at an Alklll Springs resort to secure money (or supplies for their mining operations Mrs. Hlnton was formerly on the Or pheum circuit. . "There Is a lot of difference be tween tapping piano keya and turn ing the crank of a windlass." this pretty sun-kissed miner said, laugh ingly. Out at Hannlpah, Mrs. Ben Rich ardson has been assisting her hus band for several years In developing a high-grade silver property. Ben Richardson Is an old-timer. He mined at Oold field and Rhyollte ourtng the boom days of those his toric camps, made money and spent it freely, ss Is the habit of these old timers of the desert, H is confident of regaining his fortune as silver comes Into Its own. Mrs. Turkey Went NBA ORIDLET, Cal. (UP) It seems the NRA stepped In and shortened Mrs. Turkey's hours. When Mrs. J. O. Wade missed her prised gobbler she wor riedthen went hunting. She found the gobbler setting on three eggs, aa them hatched. The hen turkey ap parently had strolled off at the 5 o' clock whistle. derineyer. Inc!. three yean ago and tJ 4 Ifl . slf!!!' aJT SP- hlcb will b. opened Saturday fffjZ'X Jk "V" Sf 1 f Mf t5aj ' J J ZjJ v SJl under the aunplce. or the newly W-2ZJJ- 't'A V? V VtTiCT i ' 35&-f$ formed Hertford Amusement Com- Tm:'' :' u Kr ?S5if 'Ca&SjJfc i t " ' frSjfe Ml right:" t'lle" vmWtoTm Uh ' f '"C "fk Bf" M'- rl 'f .?t ? T Super-Hlmpln pro,ertlon nranhlnM g Bf !??r liW " V K . M -4 I I 'fll r7;,rerrrr t J L partial view of the upper lounge 'gS rt:.: : :' A I I L from which ramps lead to the top f . , ' n TXdWf M . aerl Ion or the auditorium. Lower 4 ' iTih1' " , . . right: attmollvely dewiratcd fojer ' ' 'S'SfSV "Si1 V. iVAt -fei ' l&Wx&Sy&!&$!v' with comfortable lounge. Decor.- : AM3&?K& r iJShx, Medrord AniiiHment company prl- , ' " t I f r 5 or to the opening Saturday. In the J y . 0PzZ ,v 1 " J, ' " &afH , 4 " ' " -tfilM conlr,.c.lon of the Holly, .peclal K'-li ""PZ, J,T?' I ' '"J . ?f ' T'lf ' , attention .. gUen to l.ml,t- pft ( f ' -1 '' ' I I!Smf?'???J V ' Ing the tire h.rd. Temperature P' T j R ' 4. -J M i J 'ti'&W M regu.at.on ...... a Holly feature 1? . tfel C ' ' J WW. mWZllil. !, ' I with warm air forced from 23 duct. ff( ,M . I ' " ' i flfM f . , . E f, taVrfiMiiMj v . located on the .Ides of the audi- ,. O r Fi-1 ' , , 1 ' ill i at SI S Jtv ' j 1 iTl SPYING ON HUSBAND .JXfH ill l;;; ' PUTS BOTH IN JAIL ItMlpSlC. f , ,S& &f& l . Pnoto by Peaalea. BRIDOEIPORT. Conn. (UP) Not j satisfied that her husband's conduct was all it should be. Mrs. Anna Cher- pak, 40, secreted herself In the ton-i neau of his car and prepared to watch. John Cherpak. the husband, discovered her. "He stopped the ear and shoved me out, bruising my arm. That's when I picked up the tire pump and hit him over the head," Mrs. Cher psk explained to police, who arrested both. Thumbed Way to Europe 1 PRATT, Kan. (UP) Paul Barker, a Pratt boy, thumbed his way to Houston, Tex., got a Job on a cattle boat and sailed for Germany to en- of determination and soon will be at ter Munich University, to which ne I work in the German university, had won a scholarship. Barker lack-1 ed funds for travel, but had plenty ABERNATHY, Tex. (UP) A wind near here. A strong automobile light motor on the roof of his home furn ishee electric current for light in the room of R. T. Marquis, farm youth. bulb Is ignited from a radio battery, which la kept charged by a generator operated by the wind motor. Gates & Lydiard's New Super Markets Depend On o Fk T? O Why Gamble? Why handicap yourself with old fashioned refriger ation? Why gamble with uncertain equipment In stall Frigidaire and be sure of satisfaction. Ask for a Frigidaire engineering report of your re frigeration needs. It wsn't obligate you in any way won't cost you a cent. Get the facts about refrigeration from your Frigid aire Expert, Mr. Morris B. Leonard. The sooner you do this the better off you will be. for Refrigeration! WHEN you install refrigerating equipment, you want to know that it's right for your requirements. You , want to know that it will do your work in a thor oughly efficient and satisfactory manner . . . that it has the capacity, the power, the stamina to provide the re frigeration you need from the day it's installed throughout the years. You have this assurance when you install Frigidaire. You know that Frigidaire's time-tested reliability will be an actual fact in your own experience . . . because your individ ual installation will be fully covered by Frigidaire's guarantee and this absolute guarantee carries the full weight of responsibility, for it is backed by the world's largest manu facturer of electric refrigerators. It was these convincing facts that prompted Gates & Lydiard to install this, the finest of all refrigeration. FRIGIDAIRE for the Groceteria EQUIPMENT in WEBER CASES Super Food Markets Sold and Installed By Congratulations! Gates & Lydiard We are proud to be among those who are extending congratulations to the progressive firm of Gates 4 Lydiard who are cpening tomorrow their two strict. Iy modern markets now equipped with Frigidaire in Weber cases for Refrigeration. This new equipment is the finest available and it gives to the people of Medford and southern Oregon markets that are seo ond to none in the state for sanitation, beauty and convenience. LEONARD ELECTRIC COMPANY
