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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. APRIL 13, 1934.
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Ity Arthur I'trry.
What Is Communism?
'TWERE would be les fear of communism in this country if
more people knew what communism is.
Tho way to find out is to examine Bussia, which is the
only communistic country in actual operation today."
Now just what is the condition over there t The country
is ruled by one man Stalin the man of steel and a small
group of hard-boiled politicians supported by the army and
probably one of the most effective secret service organizations
in the world. ,
For the MASSES of Bussia there is no freedom, no secur
ity. More men and women in Bussia are starving today, than
probably anywhere else in the western world. More men and
women ore being exiled to Siberia, more are not allowed to
leave Russia, though to leave that country is their strongest
desire; more are being quietly exterminated without a trial
or public hearing, than in any country, civilized or uncivilized,
on this whirling ball of dirt.
TRUE, Bussia is being rapidly industrialized, many factor
ies Iiava hfipn rtnilt. nnfl nf th IflrcpRt hvdrn-elpnf.rirt nlnnta
in the world has been constructed, scores of large communistic
farms have been laid out, BUT outside of the latter, practi
cally all this industry to date, has been devoted, not for the
benefit of the people, but preparing Bussia for war. '
Bussia today has one of the largest standing armies in
the world, probably one of the largest air fleets, and at last
report was working night and day, to store up big guns, am
munition, etc., etc., for its long awaited "tag."
DUT, Bussia has no religion, practically no home life, no
free press, no free speech, marriage is a joke, divorca is
a racket; and outside bf those fortunate enough to be in tbe
army, or in the inner circles of the Stalin dictatorship, the
standard of living in Bussia today is lower than anywhere
else in the WORLD, with the possible exception of China.
There isn't an American communist or a parlor Bolshevik,
in this country, who if deported to Bussia and forced to act
ually LIVE THERE six months, wouldn't take the first boat
for New York he could get, and even if he had to live in the
slums, three blocks from Wall, Street, vow never to return
Personal Health Service
By William lirady. M.U.
Binned lettert pertaining to persona health and hygiene oot to dli
eaae dlugnosly or treatment, will be answered hy Dr. Brady tl a iiamped
elf-a(Jdremed envelope If enclosed. Letters should be brief and written In
Ink. Owing to th large no ruber ot letters received only a tew can be an
swered. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to instructions
Address Or. William Brady, ?r& El Cam) no, Beverly Hills, Cat.
EXTRA! EXTRA! CASE OF GOUT FOUND
Whenever the conductor of tbls and Increased elimination of the uric
health service gets off one of tils acid. . The Investigators suggest that
arbitrary asseverations In re fey nee the doses of wine of cole hi cum or
to via nonentity the active principle or colchicum
of an, alleged called colchicine should be sufficient
-i malady, such as I to produce some griping and .slight
" b 1 1 1 o u u -1 diarrhea for the best results,
nessf "rheuma- Oh, well, I may be Just terribly
tlz," ''cold" "ner- dumb, but I think any other physic
vous breakdown" would produce the same results
or "Indigestion," which, in my Judgment, are precisely
some one some- the results one would anticipate If
where, perhaps nothing whatever Is done In the way
even a physician, j of specific treatment other than let
gets off a aarcas- ting the sore joints rest, and apply
tlo retort or asks ; ing heat or countering tation Or such
a few rhetorical i analgesics or sedatives as may be In-
questions with.
coming to actual grips on the Issue.
There wouldn't be much fun In the
game if It were not so.
Deliberately and with malice afore
thought I have on numerous occa
sions In the past few years ridiculed
the quaint conception of gout and
pointed out the frail support on
which the clinical definition of this
hypothetical disease Is based. I had
hoped to provoke some good doctor
Into a heated argument about It,
but for all the reaction elicited by
these challenges my -negation of gout
as a pathological entity might be
shared by all medical men who have
any notions about the question at
all.
It Is therefore with a good deal of
astonishment and not a little delight
' rtica.trf to msJce the natlent as com.
fortable as circumstances will permit
until the attack, whatever It Is,
passes.
Anyway, Drs. Lockle and Hubbard
have brought new evidence to es
tablish the entity of "gout." Every
symptom or sign they mention might
occur and does occur In various oth
er conditions which nobody now as
sociates with the uric acid complex.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Pituitary Baldness
I am A mother of thirty-three (we
must inform Mussolini of this) with
a prospect of resembling an egg in
a few years If I lose any more of my
hair. Massage and oil shampoos seem
useless. Is there any Hope of re
storing the growth of my hair with
;hat I came upon a report of a case ' pituitary extract? (Mrs. C. L.)
not even slightly affected by cham
pagne. Prank Ward O'Malley often
tossed off a pint before breakfast
and followed wltti a hard day's work.
Albert Keller, the hotel man, on
ocean voyages drinks a quart of wine
before retiring. The Duke of Man
chester Is never made whlzzy by the
vintage. King Alphonso-that-was
once downed four quarts at one sit
ting on the terrasse of Le Collsee and
went sauntering down the boulevard.
Ersklne Owynne In his play-boy days
considered he was on the wagon
drinking a .half dozen champagne
cocktails at the aperitif hour.
The unseasoned drinker receives
the alcoholic wallop. After seven
years of teetotallsm, a pudding sauce
tinctured with rum the other night
actually made me floaty. In fact, I
almost expected to break out in a
setting of D. Ts.
(Copyright, 1934. McNaught Syndi
cate, Inc.)
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throw of the social order.
The stock market doesn't 00 UP
In the face of an impending revolution.
THERE Is a lot of talk, by the way,
of legislation curbing gambling on
the stock market by means of a new
law.
If those who are talking loudest for
this new law got a hot tip on the
market, they would turn right around
and make all the money they could
or try to by gambling on the tip.
Such Is human nature.
Comment
on the
Day's News
By FRANK JENKINS.
A DETROIT dispatch tell us:
'A 'key' strike that threw 23,400
automobile workers out of their Jobs
has been settled, but mediators looked
anxiously today toward a threatened
walkout In the vital tool and die Industry."
THE settling of the strike in the
automobile industry Is a lucky
Flight o Time
(Medford and Jacksun Count)
History From the Files of The
Mall Tribune of 20 and to Year
Ago.)
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
Aorll 13, 1934.
(It was Sunday.)
A welcome rain cools off the atmos
phere, and lessens the frost danger,
The first rhubarb of the season
"hits the local grocery stores."
Ashland Kl wan tans favor planting
trees along the Pacific highway. An
Ashland man is fined for disapprov
ing with the comment, "They will be
something else for the speed nuts to
nit."
The Medford high basketball team
returns from Chicago, and are greeted
ay a crowa oi z.uuu,
of -n.it mthiiRhoH in th Ptehrnnvv I Answer. Yes. by all means have
1034 Rnl t. n nf t.via Ttnffalo Annri. vour Dnvsician aa minister a wuiot,
emy of Medicine, by L. M. Lockie,
M. D., and R. Hubbard, Ph. D.
The patient, a man 52 years old.
break, for which we should heave at
least a temporary sigh of relief tem
porary because of the further threat
strike In the tool and die In'
dustry.
If Industry, practically bankrupted
by four years of depression, can only
VTET politically speaking, the myth persists that in commun-
ism, Russia has "found the way,", that the, dream of a
13TII
This Is Friday the 13th, and a very
poor day, on which to got hit In .
thA head with ft horseshoe. If one
does, the blame can be fixed upon land that is free, where everyone has work, where no one is
TZrCTLnT"i' d n Poor; where there is food and clothing and
th horseshoe thrower, or inability i shelter for all, has been realized over there that Moscow is
ot 0 target to effactlv.ly duck ' t, M f fc d nfortuate and particularly for
Furthermore, one should protest, be-. ,
cause they saw the proverbial stars, , the working man.
! Nothing could be further from the truth. The proof of the
and seeing tho aams oi star.. ; pudding is in the eating. If this Dr. Wirt, had toured Bussia
.JSniZZ!t& 1,8 sent that lotter t0 congress-he u,d nevcr have
hanged, or otherwise legally put to ( accused anyone with a pair of good eyes in his head, much
harbitUtTtrS SS "brains," trying to guide this country into the paths
dsngio into eternity on a Friday, that Soviet Russia has taken. Being an educated man himself,
and the 13th. beeidea. . He allowed ; hc woud , COnfined such charges to inmates of the W
that he was unlucky. His victim, had, , " i. .
no choice of date. -It l oJ oMclal : copiuhlo ward,
record that his unlucky day, was '
Tuesday, the 22nd, In May ot 1933.; ' '
and lie was shot through the heart, T T . J"
'otherlvlM .urn of 1.32 and a JCJJQTSOTllCLn UCmOCTCLCy
When Friday, and the 13th get
-.-''t-.:. r.1-1,-i ? ! CPBAKINQ of myths, we wonder how much longer this
cat up his alcove, Instead of an ace. j
The black cat, is in trie same ooat
as , squirrel, or a rabbit. On any
day, or date, autolsts try to run
over them, and quite often do, as
remains along the highways testify.
This Is due to the human desire to
kill something, as long as no per
sonal consequences are Involved.
To many people, all their Uvea li
quire any luck good or bad and, ! ft glowing tribute to the immortal Thomas, entitled, "Jefferson,
either la bettor than no luck. For Empire Builder, Herald of Freedom.
jenra, .ma was ounrgoa u me emr.,
and their position at the time of
birth. Recently, It has become fash
lonable to charge all HMortune to
the Republican party, and Herbert
Hoover. With auch folks, It they saw
a 20 gold piece In the atreet, It
would turn to something worthless
before they could pick It up. In
many Instances, however, Good
Luck waa never able to catch up
with them, In their speedy travels . fought stoutly throughout his life for the rights of the com
back and forth across the nation.! , , r rii . . i i , ,i
They have kept their nose to a, on mani but when Mr. Miller tries to make him out an Abra-
altering wheel, instead ot grind-i ham Lincoln "ABOLITIONIST," he is veering from historical
"n'u now predicted, that Friday. I Iibcrty to license, for history records that President Jefferson
May ia. will be an unlucky day for ! not only liked to have his colored butler wear knee pants, but
.uck" dTforthl'whoCn. under!8 ? ot llfl lMt-and most humane-slave owners in
the present system, all cannot win.'" Virginia.
Of course, In case of victory, luck! sere,
had nothing to do with It. It wasl,,,, ..... . ,. , . ,
due to good politics, and thinking ITHh most striking point about this Jefferson myth however,
r!?1"1' TLy ,,nta'n 1 is the blind persistency with which Democrats like Mr.
one cannot think, and be In poll-i,,.,. , . . ... .
tics, it will be interesting to note, 'Miller and Democratic papers like the Journal also laud
how the luck of candidates pans ' ncilil icul nnlifios nf "rant Tlmnim .TnffWsrm Prnui.lmti
mit. n'hn m tnr h ! i 1
town, and against it in the coun- Franklin D. Roosovelt AT ONE AND THE SAME TIME.
try.
It would do no harm If Friday
ot pituitary hypoedrmlcally and later
by mout,h. The "oil massage" fool
ishness Is Just a pastime anway. 8end
had been admitted to the hosnltal ' a atamped envelope bearing youi- ad-
several times In the past three years. ' dress and auk for Instruction for be permitted to get back onto Its feet,
with periodic attacks of pain In va- are oi me nair. bo that it will be enabled to earn
rlous Joints, especially both knees suipnur
ftnrt both blor tnM which InrnnAoi. What foods contain sulphur? IS
tated him a week or two. T.he lolnts there a harmless preparation con- i wages, there Is every reason to hope
became swollen, red and quite pain- talnlng sulphur which one could take that prosperity will return.
ful. When the attacks subsided there 1 internally Eggs give me gas ana M
was no pain or other disability Injmllk a dull headache and coated j wjigh wages, you know, which are
the Intervals. . tongue. I like them both, wnat could : 1 1
Twice in the three years little nod- I eat with them to overcomo this
ules or hard swejllngs called-"tophi" trouble? (Z. S. M.)
have been obtained from the patient's Ans. Meat, tlsh, eggs, fowl. milk,
ears. These are deposits of mono- cheese, beans, peas, cabbage, ont
sodlum urate (not uric acid but a ' meal, wheat, potatoes In fact, al
salt of urlo acid). They are of ten j most any diet one Could subsist on
In the fingertip under the skin, or contains plenty of sulphur. The old
over the cheek or side of the nose. 1 fashioned sulphur and molasses
In the palm, In an eyelid and fun- I "spring tonic" Is as good as any other
fortunately tor the theory of gout, preparation of sulnhur for Internal
people having these "tophi" are usu- use mix about equal quantities ot , ttoU reM In the papers the other
ally free from any history of such flowers of sulphur with molasses. day th t the flMt na5 ecn
trouble or Indeed they are free from Dose, tablespoonful dally. It Is laxa-1 . . -.,-,. . ,
any complaint at all. tive. I do not advise taking It. but ! ord"ed from the Palfll t0 tne At"
The Buffalo patient received some It is a good way to tane suipnur in- .untie presumably oecause tne po-
essential to prosperity, CAN'T be
paid unless industry Is first permitted
to earn the money with which to pay
them.
Wages can only be paid out 01
profits.
There Is nowhere else for them to
come from.
now-fangled medicine which purports ternally If that Is desirable.
to "Increase exertion of uric acid." ( (Copyright, 1934, John F. Dille Co.)
It had little If any Influence on the
proportion of uric acid In the blood Ed Note: Readers inshlnc tu
and none on the pain In the Joints. ! communicate with Ur. llraily.
But when he was given an old em- I Simula tend letters direct to lr.
piricai remedy, coicnioum, vus seem- "minm umuj, m. i,.. na .
ed to bring relief to the Joint pain I mlno, Beverly Hills. Cnl.
Thomas Jefferson myth is going to endure.
Ask any old line Democrat for a speech and sooner or Inter
he will bring in the great Thomas Jefferson, and in a voice
trembling with pride, write himself down as a Jeffersonian
Democrat. He can't resist it.
We note, for example, that on the editorial page of the
Portland Journal today the Hon. Milton A. Miller is author of
CHADES of Jim Hill and "William Jennings Bryan 1 Thomas
Jefferson WAS an "empire builder," the great "imper
ialist" in our early history, but that is a fact, which most
Democratic orators in the anti-imperialistic past were careful
to overlook.
Thomas Jefferson was also a "great herald of freedom,"
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
BY O.O.McIntyre
litically powerful east Wangs some ot
the money spent by the fleet.
In the same Issue of the papers,
you read that Oregon's proposed naval
base, at Tongue Point, at the mouth
of the Columbia, has been unfavor
ably reported on again.
ed by a pronounced tug for the lat-1 "reBn, you see, isn t mucn inter
ter. During my see-saw the clerk estcd. COMMERCIALLY, In what the
, turned to a Bert Lytcll looking gen- 1 Meet does, for Oregon Isn't considered
' tleman who stepped up beside me.'.mKM,.-, Mn.w,. ,
. .mportant enough to have even a part
He skidded across the counter, top e " m f .
eight samples for lounging robes. ' of the feet based here.
"Make these- up for me." he Bald.'
"You have my measurements." And 1STEN:
, was gone. The power of suggestion 1 Suppose a ' national election.
13 Thoughts overwhelming. I not only took giving control of the government to
' cal parties, hinged on how Oregon
Acrobat hangs by his toes for two
hours In Los Angeles, and loses his
senses. -
Al Smith of New York throws his
nat in ring for Democratic nomlna
tion for presidency.
TWENTY 'YEARS AGO ..TODAY
April 13. 1914.
(It was Monday.)
'Qyp the Blood" and three other
New York gangsters charged with
slaying Herman Rosenthal, gambler.
as part of a police and politician plot,
are electrocuted at Sing Sing prison
American fleet Is ordered to Mex
ico,' and grave crisis confronts the
nation.
The sun shines briffhtlv. Anrf fh
snow in the hills melts rapidly.
The news that the Atlantic fleet
had been ordered tn TamnlM niffbri
up the fighting feathers of the Sev
enth company, and Col. Tengwald.
Lieutenant Foster and some of the
nish privates smell the smoke of bat
tie from afar. . The sense of smell,
however, is not as hljhlv ripwinnprf
in the enlisted personnel,
Sells Floto circus here May 11.
Steps to seek rleht-of-wsv for f!r.
cent City railroad started.
-f
NEW YORK, April
U'HtlA atrnlllnn. Un An a,..- .un.
to see th. mystery novelist. Dashl.l ,ns cgB b,uo Pa""""
UommAtf A 1
what became of 1 Alon tne ,ame "ne- 1 m tola res v0'ed. i
Bert Lahr? Why I 'f""" l tne df,u sor,t, h In such an event, Oregon could have
T n 81,111 wlno buyers. After the clientele ...
are all postofflce nM hd ,t, quotR of cocktanSi tne a naval base at the mouth of every
Mlkih" t tabloid snl11" usually a smartly dressed cou- one of its rivers flowing into the
rfMcrlntmn of th. Ple rn" wln "nt tn a"11 ot Pacific and another one, for good
description or tne the hmM wUn cons nt Vi.-..h
tempest u- , f cork , , t measure, on Klamath lake.
cut into th. yap.. WILLIAM-JIRT testifies In
a a- Washington that members of the
ous 1 show girl,
Kathryn Ray, as
"the All-American
heat wave."
Outside of a
Communications
Let Well Enough Alone.
To the Editor:
I liked the editorial In the Tribune
In regard to the abuse of the primary
law In this county and state. They
sure are crowding it to the limit,
and at the rate It Is going now, It
won't be long until about every other
man In the county will be announc
ing himself for some office. Especial
ly sheriff's office, and no matter wno
runs, and there will be so many sore
heads, that they will turn loose and
beat him, no matter how good a man
he is or how -well qualified he Is.
It seems to me It Is about time for
the people to rig up four-wheel
brakes, and then use them; and a
good place to start In la right here In
follow the advice of the Orange that
asked Mr. Holman to resign If he
wanted to run for governor In other
words, If a man already has an office
that Is bringing him In a good sal
ary and files for an office that will
bring him In a larger salary, let him,
resign and take hie chances along
with the balance.
And I'll tell you right now, It will
make him think twice before he takea
the leap and when he comes around
shaking hands, ask him If he Is al
ready drawing down a good- salary,
and If he Is, tell him nothing doing,
as there are lots of good men that
need the Job.
It's awful nice for a man like Hol
man and a few others that I could
name, and I'm not afraid to do It,
either, to step out and run for nom
ination, and It they lose. Just? keep
on doing business at the same old
stand oh, yes, awful nice, everything
to gain, nothing to lose awful nice'.
And now one thing more, and I will
hang up: Why should we want to
change the county court when the
men we have there now are doing
everything mat is m cneir power to
pull Jackson county out of the hole.
It has fallen Into the past years. Let
good enough Vone and get In and
help pull of the Diamond Jubilee.
JOHN B. QIFFIN.
Medford, April 12.
When you serve coffee Ihot is J
smooth and delicious, your family - r
end your guests always crave a (
second cup.
"lamacrankaboutgoodcoffee," '
writes a Western woman. "I use !
nothing except S&W. My guests
always ask for a second cup." ;
S&W Mellow'd Coffee, with its ...
J .:.L ri ..!! II '
ivwiiu inn iiuvwi, iuii mellowness
and full strength, is sure to awaken ,
a greater appreciation for your
, coffee-making skill. Have your I.
. grocer supply you now.
chnir.
doom
Lllyan Tasnman knew her
more than a year ago, but
smiled through. Brave lady I George
White always looks as though he had
Just popped out of a barber shop.
A Jaunty literary name Nancy Hoyt.
One word description of Jay
O'Brien ramrodlsh. Elmer Davis Is
getting gray, too. The waxen white
Clare Boot he Brokaw suggests a swal
low skimming Into a sunset, A ra
dio loss Jack Benny off the air.
Nobody can imitate Margaret Anglln
reading a poem like Charlie Towne,
About time for the Martin John
sons to be rounding in. Percy Ham
mond In overalls and headlight
would be a ringer for one of Van
Gogh's canvases of a Flemish miner.
Fred Stone's youngest daughter Carol
Is about the prettiest redhead the I
town has seen since BUlte Burke's
day.
One of my favorite people Joe. K.
Smith. Morris L. Ernst and Irving
Berlin bear a resemblance. And so
do Queen Wlthclmlna and Kathleen
Norrls. Brondway Is no longer a
white way. But lemon colored, red
and green with those glass tubed
lights. Wonder If Ned Sparks eats
alumt
My first bottle of champagne-
$1.25 pint size was purchased In the president's
Midland hotel In Kansas Cltv to im-
seaman I never ( press a girl from home I had not
knew anyone who . seen In year with my devastating
describe a bosun's worldllness. She was horrified at
my audacity, and refused to have a
single drop. So I downed It. It
seemed to have no Intoxicating ef
fect although I did. departing, shake
hands with the waiter. Still I was
always democratic and eesy to meet
that way.
There are many, however, who seem
brain trust" talked to
him of "overthrowing the social or- j
der" which Is a high-brow way oi I
speaking of a revolution.
On the same day, the stork market j
goes up an average of about a point j
and a third. j
THE PUBLIC, quite plalnty. doesn't ;
take much stock In the brain
trust's alleged leanings toward over-
It takes no deep student of political history to know that
the isth was abolished, to permit jfrom t,ie standpoint of political principles and policies, these
a more even now or the good luck.-two .'residents were, and are, as far apart as the poles; that
LCdm.?0.Ur!,,brlgaTe;kwllgo'0" ' j" the absolute ANTIIITiresIS of the other.
luck, share and share alike. This I .
could be called Federal control ot; k U, his life Jcffcrson'a unyielding political aim was to
Luck. In a little while, people would AV , , . , . .
weary of nothing but rjood Luck. weaken tlio power of the national government, and
and ay: "i had some good luck, i streniitlicn tho Power of the states. Kvcrv time lm detected
una na some oad luck, and do II . .... , .. , . , I The verve and freshness of a the-
feci gioriousl" It Is hoped that the i ""' ''" iucr m me iifuiuimi cnpnHi, or suspr-cieci ntrlrt performance after a long run i
FCOL gets functioning before next 11 attempt to limit the free action of tile States, or the Individ-1" t,,1i, ""man endurance.j
July, when there will be another i. . , I Mouthing the Identical lines to th. ;
Friday Uie laih. It Is thought that 111,18 1,1 ,l,cm' "0 saw red. Mm( pp,, ,mld tn, c, ,ntry
many win be unable to do anything i President Roosevelt on the other hand, has extended the : m,,,t w'r'ns- vet a perform-
between now and then, due to Iret- ,.,... ,r a p i . . . , ..... ance, It was "She Loves Me Notl" I'
ting over what will not happen on of Il,c Fc,lcrl government, not only over the States, but at,.,,,!,,, last evening was In the sith ;
July 13. over the lives of the individuals of the country, as has no other montn '"r "a could b no"!
Now that you have read this fur. ' pr.Mo.it in tin. nl,niv' l.i.mr.- ' M' ln enthusiasm, another!
proof will be offered, that Friday csl(,p,lt 1,1 ,h0 country S llistor . I first night. ,
,hAii"tV TWkr . . U " UilC PSSil,1C fr ' P00(1 Dcm0erat t0 ,,t,hoU1 whBt smc. restriction, against hi. "Ulys-;
toid in one d.. ,.,""ti V? ''''"''lent Jefferson did IN HIS DAY; and uphold what Pros-! have been luted, the publishers;
frw-f ".e i..ih-i..u 'nr m ,idet Roosevelt is now doing in HIS, for not only the nature i" T.o'Tu n.,' '
, nf lllO I'nUIlt r-V hilt ll,A .nninl utt.1 nnnnnmi n,..,) it ii.tiu nf tl.A T'li Vmniff Irl.lnn.n whnM .rhw.ni '
r r. v. di v UMer
' ' n cm " M nurl pda I Idlmvo completely changed.
(0 SOW SPRING CROP) mr to uphold President Roosevelt todav on the BASIS of
r, ed o?othm JcffcrM.nmn democracy, is not only to disregard tho facts of
-c.- up frm:nj. were undu- history, but to bo blind to all principles of logic and common
iv:.. ?J ;irn they failed to raise scnsp
u.i; niuic w uu .ur .tiring
p!jw'.::s.
.:.-.. . :t .:;! Cd.-;:! and Oil!,
th. ; or ct-itl t:.rv tii'.nrd up the
Now Ihey have a good crop in.
Hut if Hon. Milton A. Miller and his brother Democratic i
were th. despair of the Dublin Je.ult I
teacher, now lives In almost com-
plete Isolation In a fauborg, .uffer- J
lug from chronic nerve exhaustion
wile, .on and daughter are anxious '
for him to make the trip, It Is not '
believed he will.
Cleanup Time Is Here
Call at Medford Furniture & Hardware and ask to see
specifications and color scheme suggestions put out by
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Clark, paint specialists.
Dic-A-Doo Faint Cleaner, lj-lb. size with Al r
Brush Special offer T I C
This is nationally advertised by Saturday Evening Post.
We can highly recommend this.
Kalsomine, per pound Sc
4-HOUR ENAMEL
Best Quality
Ballon $-4.35
.gallon S2.35
Quart S1.30
11-pint 230
HOUSE PAINT
Rest Quality
Gallon S3.H0
Quart 9.V
Pint 55-
O'Cedar Mops $1.00
O'Cedar Polish,
12-oz SOt4
O 'Cedar Wall
Brush $1.00
Dusting Mits . ISt4
Bowl Brushes 25
Bon Ami ! 13
1934 Patterns
Wall Paper
OLD PAINTER
Gallon S2.02 Quart
Pint lOt
61Y
In one of tho nltr..h-hri-h.
War horses, ever srnio the COMIM.KTK inousistClK-V, thov erle. where clerk wear morning
uevcr betray it, iu their article, or their remarks. ' .EiC
Seed Potatoes
$1.50 to $2.75 cwt.
While They Last! .
See us before you buy.
EGG MASH
BEST QUALITY
$1.70 per cwt.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
Phone 833 22!) N. Riverside
PEOPLE'S
MARKET
105 W. Main Free Delivery Phone 1058
We are here to please our customers.
When better meat is sold in Medford, we
will sell it.
HENS
Nice and Fat.
Each, Saturday
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R. I. RED HENS & FRYERS
YOUNG RABBITS
LUNCH MEATS
SPRING LAMB
FINEST BEEF
Properly asd-Just one of the reasons why our customers come bck