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MEDFOIiD MAIL TRIBUXE, BEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY. MAIiCTI 31, 1935. PAGE ELEVEN tLOCALS Allen Uave Wm. Allen leit Fri day night by train on a business trip Into Calu-ornla. Leave for Portland Mr,. John Cable left Saturday morning by train for Portland, where he will visit friends. m Medford Visitors Ura. Reginald Parrett and Mrs. C. V. Signer, of Oranta Pass, were Medford visitors Rudy Vallee in "Sweet Music" at Craterian Today "Chu Chin" Opens at Rialto Into film play at enthralling splen dor. Texas V Magazine Honored AUSTIN. Tex. (UP) Texaa Range, humor magazine published the University of Texas, has been Judged one of the four best la America, it was announced here. Lawnmower time to get them sharpened and repaired; 0114 for end delivered. Medford Cyclery, 39 N. Fir. Phone 301. Exchange Old Gold for trtule at Brophy'i. Jewelers, cash Die Mall Tribune want atfa. r v Y Friday afternoon. To Chicago Edgar E. Squire, hav ing been discharged from Medford CCO district, left Friday night by train for his home In Chicago. Dr. DeArroand Visits Dr. B. S. De Armand, of Portland, was a guest In Medford during the past week at the home of bis sister, Mrs. Ernest Smith. Gleemen to Rehearse The Med ford Oleemen will meet for regular rehearsal Tuesday night at the Elks club, at 7:30 o'clock. The gleemen are preparing for their early summer concert. . . Endeavor to Meet The Intermed iate Endeavor will hold an interest ing meeting tonight at 6:80 at the First Christian church. All young people of high school age are cordial ly Invited to attend. Arrive from South Miss Grace Carney of San Francisco arrived Fri day morning on the Shasta, and her sister. Marie J. Bauer of Loa Angeles arrived Saturday, having been called by the Illness of their mother, Mrs. M. P. Carney of Central Point. Attend Grating Meet Karl Ja nouch, supervisor of Rogue Rtvar na tional forest, A. E. Berry, and Jess DeWltt. both district rangers, attend ed meeting of the Stock association Saturday at Trail, where stockmen met to organize a grazing district which waa to have been called Trail Creek Grange. . Study Child Work The parent ed ucation class which meets in the Roxy Ann Grange hall Tuesday af ternoons at 9 o'clock 1 welcoming new members at each meeting. Par. ent-chUd relationships has been the Interesting topic of the last three meetings. The subject for neat Tues day's lesson will be the beginning of a atudy of "How Children Differ." with comparisons of the Influences wrought by heredity and environ ment. A good attendance Is expected. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CASH paid for men'a and hand auita. hate and shoes. Will H. Wilson. 33 No. Front St. FOR SALE Pansy plants, fedigreed Giants, fine large blooms, big plants. Mrs. Dan Howard. Spring Jt. FOR TRADE 180 aire equipped Dalrv Ranch at Alsea, Oregon. Reg istered stock. Also nice home In Salem, Oregon for Medford subur ban home. Phone or write O. O. Pierce, Medford. TURN. 3-room apt. garage, tit mo. 310 rortiano.. WANTED Experienced girl for housework, a adults. Mrs. A. H. Lamm, 095-Y. W, . " TMIati fij t f v 'A I J ft i $ - Rudy Vallee "pulls a fast one" and blossoms forth as a comedian of no man ability In "Sweet Music." start ing a three-day run at the Craterian theater today. Among; the iiirprlslng Characterizations Introduced by Rudy are sn uproarious "bah-Jove" Imper sonation, a detective of the Sherlock Holmes variety, and that of a lyrical Latin. "Sw-set Music," whose all -star cast Includes some of the most famous names of the screen. Is a screen musi cal of mammoth proportions. A fas cinating romance with dramatic mo ments, plenty of hilarious comedy, clever dancing, gorgeous spectacles and beautiful girls and several new song hits, th efllm has been hanging up box office records In the cities where It has already played. One of the outstanding acts on the bill ts that of Frank and Milt Brit- tons novelty band, who wind up their orchrstra number In a maniacal destruction of all the Instruments. From New Zealiinrt Tracy T. Goff of chrlst-church, New Zealand, who Is agent for Caterpillar Tractor Co. In New Zealand, arrived Saturday morning by train to spend a few hours here on business with H. H. Chambers of San Leandro, Cal., sales manager. Chambers left yesterday with Mr. Goff for San Leandro. Mr. Goff, having made a 00-day tour of the United States, will sail for New Zealand Tuesday, from San Francisco. From Salem Mrs. John Clay ar rived yesterday morning on the Ore gonlan from her home In Salem to spend the week end visiting here urltVi hpr Vittchnnrl mhn hna hosn In Mi-dford for Roma ttma on htislnrvu. ! WINDOW GLASS We tell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Phone 642 We'll haul away your refuse City Sanitary Service Tiny C.lrl Hescucs Doll SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (UP) Her home in flames, five-year-old Bea trice Bareolo couldn't bear to think of leaving her doll to perish. She ran back Into the house and seized her doll, whose dress already was In flames. Beatrice was uninjured, For Hose that Wear buy NOLUE & HO It ST Ethel w yd B Hoffmann Use Mall Tribune want ads. Af aiiVikftlTsiiiiil ill 1 1 m' "il i l l lull' I I! lii -'"ji T--t-ty-- -? Based on the famous story of All i Baba and the 40 Thieves, & tale that has captured the fancy of millions of readers, "Chu Chin Chow" ts at the Rialto theater for today and Mon day, with Anna May Wong in the role of the beautiful slave girl, "Zah- rat.M Filmed on an extravagant scale, en compassing all the elements of true entertainment - drama, romance, comedy and with the exotic back ground of old Bagdad, "Chu Cliin Chow" brings to life the greatest story of the Arabian Nights enter tainment. The glamorous robbers' cave, wit h its secret password of "open sesame," the beautiful slave girls, the self-sacrificing love of Zah rat for her master, have been woven Dance with ARLSOK And Eii CB S. and N B.C. Broacasting ORCHESTRA AND ENTERTAINERS SPONSORED BY BOB STRANG Oriental Gardens Wed. Apr. 3 Men 7Bo ladies 26c 9 to 1 A.M. av L0 Shows Today 1:45-3:15 7:00-9:00 ! Mats . . , , SBo Evei . . , , S5o Children . . lOo Starting Today for 3 Days! WHY? STOCK RANCH Mortgage company wuw no w 115.000 stock ranch for a5250. 380 , aeres. 200 acres level. Land In cul- I tlvatlon. Deep soil. Creek through , land. Some alfalfa. Balance could : be seeded. Water could be develop ed. 35 miles from Medlord. Near fine range. Good fishing and hunt ing. Old bullalngs. Fine springs on place. Best buy in southern Ore gon for cattle or sheep or for dude ranch. See J. C. Barnes, 30 North Peach. Phone 910-Y. SEE OUR USED CARS BEFORE YOU BUY 1933 Regal 6 Studebaker 1933 DeLuxe Chevrolet coupe 1033 Dodge sedan - 1929 Studebaker sedan 1934 Studebaker Custom 6 sedan 1933 Studebaker roadster 1929 Nasb sedan 1929 Chevrolet truck. STUDEBAKER SALES & SERVICE HE-CLEANED Hanchen barley, i2.00 per cwt. Re-clenned Federation wheat. 1.60 per cwt. Hpnry Nle dermever. 1 mile No. Jacksonville. Old Stage road. Tel 354, Jacksonville. FOR SALE 33 acres fronting Klns highway and price is only 9100 per acre. Also 30 acres about 8 miles north of Medford. 0 room house, 3 barns. Oood place for turkeys or chickens, price $1,000. Trade equity for stock or car. 160 acres with lots of heavy fir timber 600. Also 1V$ acres on pacific highway with nice bungalow. Hardwood floors. Nlce.ty furnished and coes for the low price of elfloo. Phone or write C. C. Pierce, Medford. FOR RENT Comfortable heated apt. Radio, Frlgldaire. 518 So. Oakdale. LOST In the neighborhood of Main and Cottage one pair glasses. Re turn to Heath's Drug Store. Re April Fool's Entertainment AND DANCE Phoenix Grange Mon., April 1st 8 till 32 o'clock Whipple's Spook Show and ORCHESTRA Refreshments evtBvnonv invited Adult 25e Children 10c , - : I X - ar iwfwraw II u m iiii a w a r Shows Today ETIky f f ICi irrIl 1 Th fun riot that is breaking I 1-45-3 15 hIIIIU 11 Er i 1 I I 17 f&Jk ifl OCp a reoords from coast to coast ... a .Ak 700 9-00 , 1 F 1 LJ V ! vw0 laugh-jammed . . . song-packed riot of ' U(M,-W Ca k 1 F -LLll. SM cb,,dn",-14c JV musio . .. youth ... merriment ... surprises I ttWS 1 $iWm2nfi ' America's top troubadour cutting loos, m never . 4 BnBKRniBKKWttWMiSL ifiin m 1 1 m mi 1 1, 1 1 1 11 11 1 nitiiii . ivas, nM.i.n-.r., B ii.iii-;r iimimi before . . . with the gayest galaxy of stars ever assembled 1 . I-0DAY O 11 pomi and MONDAY fe. k (&f ' J?K' V ? ii "tvS. I for Rudy'. ki...a. V-T ; . ta, pHa. of 19 I Greatest of all M T ARABIAN NIGHTS $MlM iM W M ENTERTAINMENTS! imtm f V Y 5 Drama that thrills! ... Beauty WZJ A ' f2l J I 5 I ad Al Sh.a.. f that dazzles! . . . Glamour that X&g&f&ffl tXtWfe:' I entrances! ... Mystery that in- 1 73$ J XoMANCHw. tnguesl . . . Oriental adventures " 4 ' Plnslnj nm hits a hf's never siin I f S Rudy do - ""v and exciting action such as the L 4$S '"W """" ' ' ' """""n! "T"'-"-'"' if I Lg'JT.t!T' . . . , tl4lf.-ar Annahrlle" . . . "There'i A Tavern In the 1 screen has never witnessed before v&eM&&iS .... , ., f ".4 i Town" . . . "Sweet Munle" . . . many others! m S. M . . . m this glittering story of All V$ . fj Baba and the Forty Thieves of ff. iCr r" Ji t Bagdad! rsA I y-f lA J Jf a wl muoH$MAn.i.j.nkia. JtkJ 1 a Lr r7 f t 'V$3 V and AJic. Whit. nra 117 V I I 1 CS1 1 t V t. M Taken From The Famous Story of A J 'It "ALI BABA AND THE 40 THIEVES" Try. d-l j with . -i9v ' gran t comka in hilari. I ANNA MAY WONG ptX J Jn CDIT7 1riDTKlcn f 'K-Jr I fc'i, . !C I GEORGE R O B E Y 4 ' K r f ft 4 ' 5.000 Others f I "Hayseed Romance" f ( , Tj- f ; A !fW5t I scenic xtws " ' -r' itr&s& kMitjk EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTIONS Two Reel Musical Revue "The Spectacle Maker" PETE SMITH ODDITY NEWS EVENTS ANN DVORAK NED SPARKS ALICE WHITE ALLEN JENKINS HELEN MORGAN ROBT. ARMSTRONG JOSEPH CAWTHORN FRANK and MILT BRITTON'S MAD MUSICIANS !
