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PAGE SIX Medford Mail Tribune "Ewyont in Soulhtrn Ortgoa Rtadt thi Mail rribunt Daily Except Saturday Puh Ilited by kin-iik-niin Pins'TiK'ii rn. J3-2I-29 N. Kir 8L PboM T6 II OH KIH W. UUHL, Editor Ad Independent Newipaptr Entered aa lecood elui Bitter at aladord Oregon, under Act of March 8, 18T8. SUBSCRIPTION RATES fir Mall in Adaoea Dally, one rear 83.00 Dally, ill month! 3.T& Dally, one oontb S0 Bi Carrier In Adranet -Medford. Athland, Jietoonulle, Central Point, I'boenli, Talent, Gold Bill and on Wghsajt. Hall), one rear ISO Daily, ii monthi..., 8.26 Dally, one eaooth .80 All terms, cash lo attune, Omdal papr of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jaektoo County. ' I1KMBKK Ob THE ABS'KMATTO PKCfiB HffeiTlr full Uued Wire Serrlee Tt Auorlaied Preu li eiclmltely entitled u the use for twhlleatlon of all nen dlipitehea credited to it or otheraue credited to uu pipei tnd )m to tht local mm publlined herein. All 'lbte for publication of eperlal diepatebee Benin are reaened. MEM HKH Or ONITRD PHE88 IfEMBKB OF AUUI1 BuUEAD Or CIKCUUTIONB Adrerttilns Kepretenutliei U. C MOUKNBEN k COMPANY Offlcee in Nw York. Cblcaio, Detroit, Sao Francisco Lot Angeles Beiltle Portland. MEMBER MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1934. -as Ye Smudge Pot tiy Arthui rerry. Oregon s New Deal Starts GOVERNOR-ELECT MARTIN is not wasting any time. Late yesterday he launched his 10-year development plan, by appointing a commission of nine men to draw up a preliminary program, for state development and expansion. This is a prompt fulfillment of one of the principal pledges of his campaign. Even more important than the action itself, is the personnel of the commission. One can go over the list with a fine toothed comh and fail to find a single time-serving politician among them. Not one person in a thousand, has the slightest idea whether these men are Democrats or Republicans. But every one knows they are men of outstanding ability in their respec tive lines. Here is the list : Qrmond R. Bean, city commissioner, Portland Guy Boylngton, county Judge. Aatorla. C. J. Buck, regional forester, U. S. foreat service, Portland. ' D. C. Henney, consulting engineer, Portland. Ed W. Miller, manager Coast Highway association, Marshfleld. Jamleson Parker, American Institute of Architects, Portland. Philip A. Parsons, department of sociology, University of Oregon, Eugene. William A. Schoenfeld. dean of agriculture, Oregon State college, Corvallls. E. C. Van Petten, Ontario. C. J. Buck, D. C. Henny, Philip A. Parsons and Dean Schoen feld are particularly well and favorably known in Medford and Southern Oregon. They arc all experts in their fields, and their selection makes it certain that the state's fruit, irrigation, tim ber and relief problems, will be attacked with intelligence and thorough understanding, During the campaign this paper frequently stated that the election of General Martin would give this state what it sorely needs, a New Deal. This first official action by our new gover nor, is a perfect example, of what we meant. Personal Health Service' By William Brady, M.D. Signed letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene not to dli ense diagnosis or treatment will be answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped elfad dressed envelope t enclosed. Lett en should be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number ot letters received only a few can be an twered. No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Add res Dr. William Brady. 265 til Coral no, Beverly Hills, Cal. TREMBLES 80 IT CAN HARDLY APPEAR BLASE Press dispatches the past week have duly noted that irate Indigents have threatened to shoot county judges, because of the alleged Inauf llciency of their relief alma. It may puzzle the layman to figure out where the victim of the economic distress procured cartridges for vio lent deeds, though unable to pro Tide hla own beans. The type prob ably geta his ammunition the same way he got gasoline to travel to a hellralstng. If reckless auto drivers, who to date this year have killed and malm-1 ed 35,000 people, chiefly pedestrians.! would occasionally crash head-on Into an auto truck, or other object liable to put a permanent wave In a front fender, the public would have more faith in the genuineness of his reck leasness.' The snfety experts, study ing causes and seeking cures for the mounting toll, should observe the care and caution and modest speed with which a speed Idiot approaches and passes a motorized barn on the highway. Abundant statistics do not state how many times, If any, the reckless driver haa been unable to see an auto truck. The City Beautiful Committee bet ter start praying for a tornado to remove the campaign headquarters signs of both major parties. The Oleemen will Invade Yreka next week, where they will emit classical numbers, and plain but popular musical racket. The management of the Moonlight dance hall wants it distinctly under stood that the management reserves the right to refuse admittance to any lady It thinks proper. (Klskell (Colo.) Ledger) Social ultimatum. Here ilea the body of young Willie Pink, Who used the street for a skating rink. King fish Levlnsky, a heavyweight prizefighter of no great prominence, and more famous for hts dumbness than skill with his dukes has sent a te!egrnm to that other Klngflsh Sen. Huey Long of Louisiana in viting him to net aa hla second In a coming flitic encounter. The clout ing Klngflsh Is looking for pub licity, and the Louisiana Klngflsh loves the snmo thing except when he Is pasted in the eye In a gent'a wsBhroom. Huey Is mentioned for the presidency, in a vague "sort of way, and therein lies a danger. If the in vitation or the pugilistic Klngflsh la accepted.- a portion of the Ameri can people. In their present state of giddiness, might grasp the notion two Kingflshea were better than one, and run Levlnsky for the viee-presi-dency. a "BANKERS WILLING TO LEND EAR. OIVE TIME' (Del Norte Trip licate Hriline) The bankers know that your interest Is their Interest. LAMENT FOR TODAY. Our d"g haa some puppies and also hss flesa, The kids' shoes are worn, socks out at the knees. The cow has gone dry, the roof s sprung a leak. And our wages Just will not last out a whole wvek. The coal bin Is empty, the light but is due. And the flivver won't run tike It d:d when 'twas new. The doctor won't come any more when we call. Don't know when we paid him his bill If at all. The county nor state won't help, io they say. Though I'd willingly work two full hours each day. X gueaa it la useless, so I'll Just sit and rest, Fnr It's plain to be seen that I'm doing my beat. (Found by TRO A new paved highway running t3ir:u?h the heart of the south haa bet-n named "Uncle Remus" high wsv. In honor of the fictional negro character. How Long Is Huey? ELECTIONS may come and elections may go, but this man Huey Long appears to go on forever. ' When the congress is in session he acts as senator from ! Louisiana and when it isn't, he acts as governor. Between whiles he takes train loads of college boys and girls to football games at state expense. We can't imagine any thinking person agreeing with Huey Long or approving of him. but neither can we imagine anyone denying that he is a force in this country, that sooner or later must be reckoned with. Unscrupulous, unprincipled, completely selfish and complete ly ruthless, he nevertheless, is a power. A dynamo of physical energy, a master of mob psychology, he is not only, the actual dictator of a great state, the boss of a great city; but he is unquestionably the outstanding political PERSONALITY in the country, today. As far as wc arc aware, no one either in Louisiana or in Washington has crossed swords with Huey, and not received decidedly the vvorst of it. Innumerable and formidable efforts to "get" the Kingfish have been made, but each and everyone has failed. Politically speaking the man appears to lead a charmed life. If he lias an Achilles heel, no one has been able to find it. It is no secret, that he has official Washington buffaloed. From high to low, no one wishes to cross swords with him. His world seems divid ed between those who worship him and those who fear him. To date no "Lil David" has arisen to challenge this Goliath. and one wonders if there ever will be. Probably there will. Huey Long is essentially the product of the depression. When that losses (if it ever does) no doubt I Huey will pass with it. ' I But ii the meantime Huey promises to make more of a stir and stench in this harassed world of ours, than any other political figure of this generation. Whenever I try to play ball, as It comes my turn at bat, I begin trem bling all over. If I get Into a friendly sparring match my knees bg.n to a h a k e ( not with fear) and my h a n d a get heavy and trem ble so that I can hardly box. The prospect of an interview with my dentist, the pastor or my em ployer starts me trembling, and especially my hands shake so that I can hardly roh a cigarette, j But I am not a tobacco hog. Cai. you tell me how to overcome this nervousness so that I could enjoy sports and meet people unemotlon ally? -J. 8. One of the best antidotes for such "emotional excitement" Is exercise One of the beat exercises la a .brisk walk or, for sound young persons, run. Or some equivalent for such exercise. Not every activity is equiv alent to wholesome exercise. Take baseball. The correspondent doesn't say, -but we may fairly as sume he refers to a contest, a gams of one team against another. Per haps even a game before spectators, Worat of all a professional game. No one who conscloualy or un conslously craves a smoke or roll or lights a cigarette or gets out cigar and beglna to eat It or begin the operation of filling a pipe In such circumstances Is normal. Such an Individual la obviously weak, de fective, effeminate, lacking In ae.f confldence. What neurotics of that sort need is exercise, al right, but exercise with out the element of competition or show-off. A game of one old cat or three old cat with a few friends or other individuals In similar plight No spectators. No score keeping. Nothing serious about ft: Just play ing around for fun. The idea la that euch wholesome exercise without attendant fight or flight emotion serves to counterbsl ance the effects of the dally life of the neurotic or "nervous" person. That life is a lie. The neurotic al ways wishes to deceive the world, his friends or family, or himself. So a brief Interval of honest play or hon est work la good for the liar 'a soul and body. The Ignorant young man I say Ignorant, though his .letter indicates he is well educated above the eye browa needs to evade such games of baseball or boxing matches aa he descrlbea, and take up hiking or run ning or hunting or fishing or skat ing or whatever activity he can en gage In regularly and without con test or competition or audience. The trembling he describes ia per fectly natural. It does not Indicate fear, necessarily. It may just &s well spell danger to the opponent, for It is aa likely as not warning of attack and fight. The machine la Idling and eager to go to use the released energy either to clear away the ob stacle or to escape or avoid It. Fight or flight. In civilised life it Is usu ally better to try to get around the obstacle, to resort to flight, or el to use a good aubstltute. I said walking or running Is the best aubstituts. Sawing wood or do ing the washing or mowing the lawn or shoveling the sidewalk or bulldtm? a playhouse for the children' or p.. ing your dog's Jaw loose from the neighbor's dog is good by way of oc casional diversion, but you can al ways find walking to do. anyr here at any time, in any weather, a; d if you reMir want to recover what you thlnK is 'Mrve control" you had better do it eve- day. came CONSERVATIVE or at let much more ao than ahe had been and began to be much more prosper ous shortly afterward. THAT, Mr. Fletcher says, la what will happen In this country. We will have our fling at the Idea thU you can CREATE PROSPERITY BY LAW, and when wo find it can't be done we'll go back to something like the old ways. When you pull a pendulum far back and let go, It swings far over to ONE extreme. Then, having reached that extreme, It SWINGS BACK. That, Mr. Fletcher thinks, Is wh-.t the political pendulum will do tn this country. whoia a conservative, yHIS writer, A and aa such believes that you can't LEGISLATE PROSPERITY, achieve it by waving a wajid, agrees with him thus Joining what for the Dresent at least is the hopelessly bea ei minority. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Mind the Rules, Please. Nine out of 10 complaints abojt Ol' Doc Brady'a failure to answer let tera ariae from the correspondent's own fault. The rules require that a correotly addressed 3-cent stamped envelope be inclosed If the reader wishes a reply, by mail. Where this Is not done, Dr. Brady cannot send an answer. Then, too, every day a number of letters are returned to Dr. Brady by the poatoffice, because cor respondents have given incorrect ad dress or have moved. These erratic onea are the loudest and most indig nant complainants. Candy. Is It true that It has been found that eating too much candy can cause a cold or aore throat? Miss E. A. Answer Don't know what you mean by a "cold." but I can assure you candy doesn't cause aore throat. Details. Father must have tonaila removed but doctors say he can't take ethes . . . remember reading an article of yours about a freezing method. I think . . . details of cost and general I description of the method, also names of three or four doctors who can re move tonsils that way, and who are reliable yet reasonable . . . K. H. Answer Send a stamped envelope bearing your address or your father's; and I'll give you the name of a phy sician akilled in diathermy extirpa tion of the tonsils. This is practically : painless, requires no ether, involves no risk to life, no hospitalization. Just from 6 to a dozen weekly visit3 to the doctor's office, at no mre inconvenience than visits to the dent ist's office to have a bad tooth treated. Copyright. 1934, John F. Dille Co.) Ed. Note: Persons wishing to communicate with Or. Brady should tend letter direct to Dr. William Brady, M. D.. 205 El Camlno. Beverly Hills. Cal. NEW YORK DAY BY DAY By O.O. Mclntyre NEW YORK. Nov. 13. All New York's men about town seem to have gone suddenly rural. They are de serting their duplexes and pent pa V'"J houses for cab-; J 1115 ln tno cl,Rr' with atone chim neys, enormous fire places and early American furnishings. Even that eter nal .gadabout Chollv Knlcker-: J bocker, Is off the s main road In a j Connect I- a, cut woods In a refurbishment that features a red barn and dove cote. Wentbrook Peg ler has an all-stone house with wind ing walks edged ln whitewashed rock. And well with an old oaken bucket. Hey wood Broun's country haven has a private lake and capacious drawing room of hand-hewn timbers. OUbert Oabrlel and John Anderson, the critics, have salvaged broad beamrd old timers and flossed them up with Prtscllla touches, as has Charles Hanson Towne George Sel des is squiring It in Jersey. H. T. Webster has a honey of an old colonial at Shippan Point and up a wild wander of lane in West chester a pair of carriage lamps beacon the Herb Roth abode. Verne Porter. Ohio Winter and Art Kudner add architectural upslioota to the Maryland horlron. And Percy Crosby has his Virginia plantation. A subtlety of the swank dress mnklng Rfllnns is io collect celebrl ties for the seasonal showings and make the dlsplwy of (rocks secondary. A psychology that has paid profits Indeed, the mannlklna are about for those who want to see but not con splcxiously. They do not parade In usual fashion. Invitations read: '"Cocktails, music, gowns." And there may be a listing of several names such a an actor, a novelist or movie star, who will be present. One of the better known advertis ing atrenrir n,j,t to which Bruce Barton is iit: Khed There are fe. who have not heard ol it, yet at lunch the other day six out of seven could not reel It off precisely. The official title the telephone book, please Is Batten. Barton, Durstlne and Osborne. Inc. Turn away quickly and repeat It. The most unusual and likely the most Intellectual Journalist to grace Park Row was William Bolltho, whose career ended so tragically during a flu epidemic In Prance In '31. He was a product of Fleet street and the greatest Juggler of words and phrases International newapaperlng has produced. HI column ln the World made every columnist feel hopelessly high school. Hli wife Syb il was a lady of great erudition and together they wrote In rural France. Her recent novel, "My Shadow as I Pass." Is really a biography of the strange genius of letters who was her husband. . The three mile trip of Harlem Speedway has become a Lover's Lane for young couples motoring. They park along the Seine-like balustrade skirting the river. The background Is a sheer rise of forested cliffs In cluding the famous Coogans Bluff. There Is engaging frankness about tht love making. They are. like the Romeo and Juliets of the bus-tops, unashamed of their lingering clinch es, in a crowded city where else Is there to go? Broad way's prosperous amusement hlnky-dlnky of the moment Is a sports palace In the S0. With gar ishly lit facade. It becomes to passers br the Inside abracadabra a flea circus, chess and checkers for all comers, rifle shooting, photo studio, numerotoglst and handwriting ex perts. From noon until midnight It is packed with a catchpenny pat ronage. Recently It absorbed a big corner room next door and further expansion la probable. It hss the hocus poexi of the old street rami val along the supposedly most so phisticated strip in tha world. And "they eat It up." Comment on the Day's News R By FRANK JENKINS EAD this and weep: the political saddle of Louisiana, has hla eye on the White House." Things CAN'T BE that bad. can they? A WEEK ago Tuesday, the Repub lican party took the worst beat ing In Its long history practically vanishing, for the present, at least, as a factor ln American politics. It lost such rock-ribbed Repub lican states as Pennsylvania. It outnumbered three or four to one in both houses of congress. It lost the governorship and control of the legis lature In ft majority even of the northern states. From the standpoint of the prac tical politician, the status of the Re publican party couldn't be much worse. CONSIDERING this epochal defeat, thla question Is pertinent: What Is the future of the Repuo llcan party? Will It die? Or, like the chame leon, will it adapt Its colors to the prevailing political color which li red. or at least strongly pink ana try to ride the wave? Or will tt sit tight? ENRY P. FLETCHER, chairman of tht Republican national com mittee, tries to answer thes que, tiona. In a statement given out In Washington, he says: "The Republican party Is not devl. and Is NOT GOING to die. It will continue to fight for the same prin ciples enunciated In this campaign " He added, as his own opinion, thrt the Republican party should remain as the conservative one of the two party system, and predicted failure ol the paternalistic and aocialistlc poli cies of the New Deal. "When these policies do finally fall," he asserted, "the Republican party will be the only party ready to carry on." IS HE right? Or Is he utterly and stubbornly wrong? Will the New Deal, which haa radi calized the Democratic party, fall ul timately, and after ita failure wli: the country turn to the conservative Republican party for salvation? Who can answer these question Flight 'o Time (Medford and Jackson Count. History from the files of The Mall Tribune of 30 and 10 Yem Ago). TEN YEARS AGO TODAY November 15, 1924 (t was Saturday) Medford girl walking alone, in tr.e dusk. Is struck on head by unknown assailant on South Holly street. Fine fishing reported ln Rogue river near Ray Gold dam. Autoists warned that practice of racing on West Main street "will not be tolerated." Safe of Martin D. Bowers of Gold Hill is cracked Sunday, and police are hot on trail of yeggs. The postofflce reports considerable 'early mailing of Christmas packages." Cloudy weather continues but with no rain, muchly desired by 'armors. Same Valley is first community of county to complete its quota in the Red Cross drive for funds. TWENTY YKARSA(;0 TODAY November 15, 1914 (It was Sunday) Campaign launched for the estab lishment of Irrigation system in valley. Ashland votes on bonds for im provement of Lithla Springs. Coach orders all football players of high school to be In bed by 9 o'clock to "present strong front to Ashland team next Saturday." Christian church congregation to celebrate 30th anniversary of estab lishment of church here. Artillery duel raging on Belgian front; Russians capture Cracow then burn the city. Communications nuck Hunter, Meet Mr. Stanley To the Editor: All too often, the efforts of pub licity agents go by unobserved. They deserve more notice. Let's not over look Tom Btanley, secretary, Shasta Cascade Wonderland association, tn behalf of buck hunters. 1 The figures selected by Mr. Stanley prove that the average buck killed cost 1259.13, exactly. And figures do not He. Thus the average buck killer spends at least 200 more than he possessed, and 2, 500,000 ln new money was poured into this section. Fine work, yesslree, boys; bring on the laurel wreath for Tommy. JOHN H. HECKNER. Brownsboro, Ore., Nov. 14. Airport nt Cape Blanco. To the Editor: With Improvements In airplanes, and resulting Increase ln aviation, there Is now within the reach of mankind a great air network of avia tion. Many are giving it earnest con sideration, and exploring possible air routes. The mofit westerly pclnt in the UnlU'd States Is in Oregon, at Cape Blanco. It Is 100 miles further west than either Seattle or San Francisco. The government now main tains a lighthouse at this point, and it would be an Ideal airport site. A large tract could be put to such use at little expense. The coast highway, extending from Canada to Mexico. Is near by, and could be used by the government as a military road. Well located airports are of great Importance to aviation, and this was shown in the late aeroplane contest ln the flights from England to Aus tralia and by the Kingsford-Smlth flight across the Pacific. With such a fine site at Cape Blanco, for an airport terminal, the j people of Oregon should endeavor to 1 have one established there, as avia tion la the coming means for trans portation of passengers, mall and ex press. CORNELIUS O'DONOVAN, 433 Worcester Bldg., Portland, Ore. November 11, 1934. REPORT ON COOK ESTATEJS FILED A report on the sal', of personal property In the estate of Jessie May Cook was filed yesterday In probata court by Mary ChUbolm of Gold Hill, administratrix of the estate. De ceased was found Cead at her heme In the Beadle district about a year aco. under circumstances that Indi cated suicide. The report shows that the personal property, at a sale, brought 23.45, and confirmation of the sale IsasHed. The report states that all personal property of the estate has been sold. a-ith tha sr.ntlrn Of a OUantlt? Of kerosene, "which was stolen." ten cords of firewood, which the ap praisers did not list as an -asset u the estate," and a milk cow. Parkins Houses Raised Pay ST. LOUIS (UP) Recent salary in creases granted by major packing houses have aided ,80.000 to em ployes' Incomes for 1935. Approxi mately 1,200 workers are affected. Xos7 north S'll.JOO SPOKANE. Wash. (UP) Thomas Folsey values his nose highly. He sued a dairy for 121.200 damage for a scar on his nose sustained ln a crash with the dairy's delivery truck. l PLAN THOROUGHLY l BEFORE BUILDING BIGPINESLBR.Co. I)K1'ENI)ABI.E BUILDING! ADVICE T Phone 1 ... II II h Ak i u i rm I I a?Wrw ryu 1111111 (CoDtlnueo l.jtn page onei t! V FiiisM No 11 under the new government of Premier Pierre-Etienne Flandin. He Is closely nked up with the big French avia tion companies. The January plebiscite to let the inhabitants of the Saar territory d- clde whether they want to remain I under league control or return V. , Germany Is not going to be post- j poned. The French wanted a post ponement until after Hitler passed ' Into oblivion. I Paris has Just received word that j Hitler was about to play a trump i card. He had intended to sit back j and raise no outcry at France's pro-: posal for a postponement. If the ; league granted the postponement Hit- 1 ler then lnteded to declare that by permitting th postponement France had violated the Versailles treaty. ' which Germany therefore considere-.l j null and void in its entirety. Herr j Hitler isn't going to be given' thm j opportunity now. This little diplomatic biplay hasn't 1 yet seen its way into the European press. It's one of those behind-the-scene activities that find their wy to governments by diplomatic grapevine. Turkey Growers Attention! Receiving Date . . Monday, Nov. 19 PRICE 19c or better Cash On Delivery at Meat Packing Plant Ashland, Ore. Geo. High, Phone 409-R N OBODY, of course, can answer his answer will be right. But w? can get some interesting SUGGES TIONS as to the answer by turn'ny to England. England, you will remember, turn ed radical "liberal" Isn't quite the word; It does not go far enough n few years ago and undertook to LEG ISLATE prosperity. She put her unemployed on a dole, and her government undertook to tell practically all business how to run. H" r DIDNT work. The ancient lawa of supply and demand and survival of the fittest and reward for effort proved STRONGER thsn the new laws thst commanded prosperity. So England changed back and be Hey wood Broun devotes a column to flabbergast over one of his essays being Included In "Beacon Lights of Literature," culllngs that Included Shakespeare and Milton. One of mine was there, too, for goodnesa sake. And they haven't let m out alone any further than the corner since. Copyright, 1954. Xtc Naught Syndt catt. Inc.) For Backache, Kidney And Bladder Trouble Stop Getting Up Nights Here's one good way to tluh hsr.n ful waste from kidneys and stop blnd der Irritation that often caues scanty, burnln and smarting passage. S-k your druwist for a 35cent box of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules a splendid asfe snd harmlee dirtied and stimulant for wesk kidneys snd irritated biadder. Besides getting up j nights, some symptoms of kidney trouble are bavk-hes. puffy eves, l.v ... v, ,. cramps, snd nivt nsims. but oe st? M.nr streets in Oreenwlch to , ,,o,.0 MK,-, ,s, ,. New Tork otv. hare houses dsting mM,01n, ,k k,dnev.ii it from colonial days. ljfom usarlejn m Holiand. OUR QUERY, "To dam or not to dam?" Is answered near the town, By Luman. The Worker, Who dammed with his own hands For six fect of water, In lakelet, crystal clear. In which he soon will plant Two Hundred Thousand Trout. Wliy not do likewise, Every one who can? Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank (IVpiv.lt ItiMirrd) r.. Who will he the lirvt our To d.im nhrre waters tun? To stp th lUmntiit. m rh tn dammlnt . LADIES ATTENTION! QPFPI A T MANUFACTURERS I J- INTRODUCTORY OFFER 3 Days - Thursday - Friday - Saturday NOVEMBER 15-16-17 ALL 4 PIECES FOR ONLY JUST ONE DEAL TO A CUSTOMER One Box Joyce Gaynor Face Powder. One Bottle Joyce Gaynor Perfume. One Genuine Rock Cry stal. Lariat style necklace Rhodium finest diamond cut 18 inches. One Pair Ladies Hose. Vhardonize special Chiffon Weight, 300 needle, fine gauge, self picot top, cradle sole, curved heel, seam less. First quality. Above 4 pieces, one deal to a cus tomer. Three days Q Q only for wwC This Makes a Fine Chvistmas Gift m fiitjiiiiiir MAIL ORDERS Add 10c for Mailing "Sklf 26 DRUG STORE ladies' Rest Room Medford Bldtr. Phone 884
