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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOK1). QREGOX, SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1935. iSii'"""11 iiiiiiiiuiuiiiiuiiniin IP" llllllltllllllllllliliililliniiiii II' uuiMiiniinn, ' 4UUIHIIIIIini, qjiiii-M,!,, IUUUII IIIUUIUM V I SaiiHoinimi .."II IIIMIIIII I 'in till 1111''' .1-:: hi........ IIIIl i I 'I Iiii' 'I III. ""Hi "I ;ii.'!M!"M:i:'!:i1:f.!;i..-..M.:::'".'i.'i:l.;r :r:,';"i,,.;:,;i;:-",.';;:;.::!M:n!,,!!::'!t:;?2 nuuuiiuiimiiininiiimtuilKl lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Sl .m.UIeH, tW.iiZfUi UuUw Miss Parsons and Fiance Honor ees at Supper and Shower The week' social activity was closed last evening with one ol tne most Interesting events ot tne sum' mer, when Mrs. Robert Muentz and Miss Dorothy Roberts entertaineu at the George M. Roberts borne on Crown Hill in honor or Miss Mary Parsons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Parsons of Seattle and Hill crest and her fiance, John Day, son of Judge and Mrs. Earl B. Day. The event waa In the form of a ihower and buffet supper, the deco. ration motif being blue. Lovely gifts to the bride-to-be were wrapped In corresponding blue. There were 20 guests. - Bine news of the betrothal, mem hers of the young social set of the valley have planned numerous at tain that will continue to mark the calendar until the day of the wed ding. Hurd-Waterhouse Engagement Told In Honolulu, T. H. Joe Hurd's many friends will be Interested In the following announce ment, which appeared In recent Is sues of Honolulu papera. "Mr. and Mrs. John Waterhouse announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Martha Waterhouse. to Joubert B. Hurd. The marriage will take place In New York city November IS. Mr. Hurd Is head ol th. Matson Navigation company In London. England. The two met on the mainland and have known eacn other for nine years. Miss Water house la a graduate of Pumahou and of Wellesley. The bridegroom- elect Is a Stanford graduate. Miss Waterhouea will aatl from Honolulu in September." Mr. Hurd Is a graduate of the Medford high school and the son ot the late Attorney E. H. Hurd and Mrs. Hurd of 1186 W. 10th street! R. T IlnrrlMni Have On purlnf Pnot W'tk Mr. nd Mm. R. T. Harrliion of 710 West Fourth Btreot hav had as giients the past week Mr. and Mrs. Char lea H. Thuratort and daughters. Charllne nd Patty, ot Roacburg. The Thura tona are expected to return to their home In the northern city today. Mi us n re wold Itrturnn Fnm Luther Ingue Mrft After attending as a delegate a con ventlon of the Luther League recently held at Charleston, 8. C, Mlsa Edna Browold returned to Medford Wednes day to resume her work a operator of Vt's Beauty Shop. The return trip waa made via the southern route, with visits at the flan Diego fair and other Interesting pointa in southern California. Alfords Visited by Son Hrrhert ami Family Mr. and Mrs. H. L. A 1 ford and their on Richard spent the past week in Medford visiting with Mr. Alford's parents, Mr.- and Mrs. M. L. Alrord at their home on West Tenth street. Herbert Alford, who la well known In Medford, where he waa with the Asso ciated Oil company for many years, Is now In the credit department of that company In Portland. Mrft With Dorothy Srrlptrr. Neighbor Dorothy ficrlpter was lioness to Chrysanthemum Thimble club members and their husbands at a pot luck luncheon at her home Thursday evening. Following the luncheon pinochle and bridge were enjoyed by all with high prize for pinochle going to Loun Bergman and low to Nellie Gibson. High for bridge waa won by Bessie Call and low by Sadie Gill. Guest prises were presented to Mary Bre ahears. visiting her sister here from La Grande, Ore., and Bess Flick, vis iting her sister, Dorothy Scrlpter, here, from Goodlnnd, Knnans. TNitt Pornhontaa lluve ThnrgH of Friday Meeting Past Pocahontas had charge of the business hour, with Florence Rush, PocaJiontas; Esther Dooms, Wenons.h; ! Bernice Sears. Prophetess, and Wllma! Hayes, Pohatsn, Friday evening at Pocahontas lodge. The following blrthdaya were- ob served and gifts presented to: Edna Watklns, Mniule Snider, Snrah Davis. Mattlo Lumnn, Lena Guenther, Helen Hicks and Irene Shirley. The atten dance prize waa won by Harrtet Wat son. Orvllle Hayes and Gladys Dooms and the low scores were held by Min nie W a sham and LeKoy Stagg. Refreshments were served by Rosa Young and Edna Watklns. The committee In charge of enter tainment for the month of July waa Carrie Mllnee. Evelyn Stngg and Wm. M lines. JS. i ! JEWELRY III 1 ! 9fft! 12 SHIRLEY TAKES A VACATION i :7y -A h f4 y t a' If Shlrlty Tempt, child film actress, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Qeorgo Temple, before they sailed on the 8. 8. Mariposa" from Loi Angeles for Honolulu for Shirley's first trip outside hsr native Cali fornia. (Associated Prees Photo. Eugene McGranes Visit With Leaches During Past Week Last week was "old home" week for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L McGr&ne of VaJlejo, Calif., who have been the gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Leach. Mrs. McGrajie will be remem bered as the former Margaret English, whose father was auperlntendent of the Mall Tribune printing shop. Mr. and Mrs. McCrane wore return ing from a "circle" tour from San Francisco through the Panama Canal to New York City to Columbus, Ohio, where Mr. McOrane attended the national Elks convention, thence to Seattle by way of Lake Louise and Banff During their brief stay In Medfo'rd, they were the Inspiration for a series of delightful Informal parties. In their honor, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pace entertained with a dinner and dance at Boney's Grill, Tuesday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. Leach entertained for Mr. and Mrs. McGrane with a dinner party at their country home near Central Point, Wednesday evening. Letters from absent members of the old Serious Ten club, Including Doris Lay ne Henderson of Seattle, Rood 1th Jones SkoRlund and JSdim Marquis Howard of Portltind, were read. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. McGrane, Mrs Robert Kent, Mrs. A. B. Watson of 'Grants Pass, Delle Whlsenant, Eunice Davis. Mrs. A. E. Stratton and the host and hostess. About 25 old friends and former schoolmates called during the course ot the evening to greet the honor guest. Honoring Mrs. McGrane, Mrs. Goo Hensclman entertained Thursday with a luncheon at her home on West Main. Those present were: Mrs. Mc- Groe. Mrs. A. Z Dean. Mrs. Henry Pace, Mrs. Warren Butler, Mrs. Roland Hubbard. Mrs. Leach and the hosteM. Mr. and Mrs. McGrane left Thurs day evening for their home In Vnllcjo. Hon t Worry Club lias Ash html Meeting Don't Worry club met In Ashland Wednesday. The party of 14 people. Including several guests, were treated to a picnic luncheon In the park. ' Cnwred Dish Dinner Will Honor Kev. Knot (a There wll be a covered dish dinner honoring Rev. Joseph Knott. Friday. August 3. at 6:30 o'clock at the First M.' E. church. Everyone Is Invited to be present, and are asked to bring their service. Miss Zelda Smith Entertains at Bridge Miss Zelda Smith entertained with j a lovely party Friday evening at her j home on South Grape street, in honor of Miss Lois Hill. Two tablea of bridge were In play during the eve ning, htirh score going to Miss Bar bara Wall, and low score to Miss Max Ine Vaughn. Guests for the evening were Mrs. S. Hober and Mrs. A. M. Ball; Misses Louise Smith, Muxlne Vaughn, Jessie Clark Jeanne Quakenbush, Fay Standley, Doris Clark. Barbara Wall. Zelda Smith, and the honor guest. Lola Hill. Refreshments were served by the hostess Murray's Beauty Shop SECOND FLOOR MANN'S STORE Summer Beauty A$jM n.Mn. i 1 n i Alliia IU1GIV, WCll'ACIJl nnd a clenr, fresh-looking com plexion. Let our expert operators assiat with your beauty problems. Permanents Complete with sham- Jr poo and finger waveJCtO Phone 3C3 ; If jt ft f - Surprise Shower And House Party At Currier Home Mrs. George Currier waa delightfully surprised Friday afternoon when e group of friends and neighbors gath ered at her lovely new home. 403 South Hamilton street, for s house warming The ladles gave her a towel shower. After & tour of Inspection .through the house, the group gathered In the living room about the piano to sing old favorite songs. A poem. "Out of the Old House Into the New" by Carl ton to dedicate the new home wss read by Mrs. Emma Trowbridge. Then the ladles participated In a flower contest, won y Mrs. Sawyer. Refreshments of Iced lea and cook lea were served at 4 o'clock by the hostess, Mrs. Emma Trowbridge as sisted by Miss Georgia Currier. The social hour closed with everyone singing "Old Lang Syne." Those present were Mrs. Laura Corn well, Mrs. Lillian Joqua, Mrs. H F. Spilver. Mrs. Belle Littrell. Miss Agnes Phillips. Mrs. Nellie Foote. Mrs. Phyllis Hewitt, Mrs. J. H. Young. Mrs. E. Iverson, Mrs Sawyer. Mrs. F. Hogerty, Mrs. F. Lfndley, nnd Mrs. Emma Trowbridge. rhnrlntte Wing (tlves Purty Honoring Birthday. Mlsa Charlotte Wing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wing, enter tained her little friends Saturday at a party In honor of her birthday. Those invited were Don Brown. Bob Butler, John Kirk. Jr., Barbara Olson. Herbert Wing. Jack and Dick Henselman. Virginia Walt and Phyl lis Merrick. Miss Roxnne Rnhl" Entertains Guests Three were entertained Saturday at the R. W. Ruhl home In Siskiyou Helehts. when Mi.w Rmnn Rnhi hostess at luncheon. Invited were Mrs. Charles Voorhles. Miss Mary Louise Carpenter and mima Rnrhnr COWleS. Who Is vlsitiim rinHinr rh. summer at the Donald Clnrk country nome, LnFoe Club Has Hfgiilnr Social Meet LaFoe Club met at the Eagles Hall Wedne.dny afternoon for their regu- j lar soclnl mooting. Four tables of j pinochle were in play. Ina Parker winning high prize and Zetta Flowers low. The next meeting, which Is i regular business, will bo held at the i Engles hall Wednesday afternoon. August 14, with a covered dish lunch eon at 12:30. All members are urged to be present and bring a gift for a baby shower. Phthltin Club Meet With Mrs, w. I.. Walden Pythtan club members and their hmhands were en tor U hied Tuesduy evening by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wal drn. on the Paclflo highway. An In door potluck supper began the pro gram, after which brldse and pi nochle were played. Hlh prizes were won by Mrs. Mu ble Helmroth and Mrs. E. J. Klein; low by Mrs. R. Chester Baker and Mrs. Katherlne Fisher. Next club meeting will be August 9 at the home of Mrs. E. J. Klein. i. ; lloTvtX U.,1J v , Phone 486 Trips Continue In Popularity During Busy Past Week While entertainment In the valley has centered this week around visit ors who have come to Medford and vicinity to spend a part of the sum mer, the calendar has also listed many local society folk who are taking ad vantage of the vacation season with trips away from-home. Among the most recent departures are Mr. end Mrs. A. 8. V. Carpenter, who left on the midnight plane Fri day for Pasadena, Cal., where they will be guests of Mrs.' Carpenter's mother, Mrs. John Blue, for ten days. Before leaving. Mr. and Mrs. Car penter entertained at dinner FriJay evening, having as guests. Mrs. Leon ard Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Aldrlch, Miss Mary Louise Carpenter. Mlas Anne Scherer, Dunbar Carpenter and Harlow Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. H. Chandler Ean were expected to return to Medford this week, but Instead are spending a few days longer at their summer homo at Pebble Beach. They motored south July 17. Other vacationists during the past several days Included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fields, son, Harvey, Jr., and daughter, Jeannette, who returned Friday from a motor trip north. Attr spending a few days at Diamond Uke i they drove through the McKenzlel pass to Newport and'Bandon. return ing home via the coast highway through Crescent city. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mlksche and Mr. j and Mrs. W. J. Hutchinson are others I vacationing along the coast. They left recently to spend several days st Bandon By The Sea. Vacation guests at Mrs. M. M. Snl- der'o summer cabin ot Shady Cere during the past several days hnve been Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Valentin of Eugene, who left Saturday f d. their home. Deborah Tumy Is Honoree at Dance Tw.nty-slx membors of the very young social set were entertained July 23 at a delightful dance given at St. Mark's parish by Mr. snd Mrs. Earl Tumy for their daughter, Mlsa Deborah. The occasion was the honor guest's birthday. The guests who en- Joyed the affair ranged in age from 14 to 10. Club-Lodge Announcements Wenonah Club Wenonah club will hold a regular covered dish luncheon and business meeting at the home of Edna Watklns 1016 Court St., Thursday, August 1, at 1:30 In the afternoon. Km ul Neighbors. Royal Neighbors, Mistletoe Camp 4713, will meet In regular business session Thursday evening, August 1, at the K. of P. hall at 7:30. Mistletoe Cltih. Mistletoe club will hold a regular semi-annual farewell Pollyanna party Wednesday evening. July 31 at the home of Neighbor Nearle Gautenbeln at Central Point. Miss Margaret Henley Leaves for Pnrtlnnd Visit Miss Margaret Hensley left by train last evening for Portland .where she wilt be a guest of her father until Tuesday. - Fergusons, Youngs on Vacation Trip to Coast Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ferguson, ac companied by Mi. and Mrs. Hnrvle Young, left by motor yesterday for Crescent City, to spend the week va cationing along the coast. Wllflrlck-Samuelste7liMng Performed Kventnc of July 20. Announcement was made here yes terday that Miss Willette Wild rick. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wlldrick of Portland, and Albert D. Samuels of Medford were married July 20 at 8. o'clock in the evening. Altnr Society Plans Public Card Party Thursday. , St. Ann's Altar society will spon- j sor a cord party at the home of Mrs. J. R. Marshal. 730 West Tentn street Thursday at 2:00 o'clock. Auc-j tlon. contract and five hundred will I be In piny and refreshments will ' San Francisco. She Is being enter be served by Mrs. L. Hunter and tnined while here by Mr. and Mrs her committee. The publio Is in- Carlton Jones snd Mr. and Mrs. Ro vlted. 1 (land Hubbard. "SNOOK" The Neighborhood Kid By THE AMERICAN LAUNDRY PHONE 873 THE GARDEN LOOKS VERV DRY SNOOK. 77ZZZ thc paper 5aid it was going iorwn Eighteen Invited to Community Supper Much Interest is being msnlfct! this week-end in the community sup per which is being planned this eve nlng at the home of Miss Helen Bull Is on Florence avenue, to honor MIjs Phyllis Rankin and her father, Mr, Ernest Rankin, of Marquette, Mich, house gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Williams of Phoenix. Invitations have been Issued to 18 guests. Mrs. P. H. Salter Much-Feted Guest. Over Week9s Stay A guest In Medford during the past week who has been feted on several occasions la Mrs. P. H. Salter of Nor folk, Neb., visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S. C Weills of Keene Way. Besides events given In her honor by Mrs. Weills, the Medford guest has been entertained by several friends In the valleyW Mrs. Leonard Carpenter entertained at dinner for her last evening, also Inviting Mr. and Mrs. Weills, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voorhles. Mrs. Sal ter was the Inspiration for a bridge luncheon given Friday by Mrs. Paul Janney, who entertained at her home with two tables of cards The W. C. T. U. A very enjoyable gathering took piace Thursday when nearly sixty members and friends of the W. C. T. U- from Medford, Ashland. Rogue River and Grants Pass met In the pnrl ftt BOgu River for a bi-county j lnatUute ftnd plcnic Kcee Creek mmDer8 were unable to attend county President Mrs. Augusta Mc- Cormlck presided at both sessions. The morning meeting opened with pep songs followed by an inspiring devotional service coducted by Mrs. Daisy Douglas of Medford. Mrs. Sams, president of Roguo River Union, was enjoyed In a reading, "Pledge with Wine " Mesdames Wm. Hill and Paul Byers of Ashland sang a duet, "Jesus Loves Me." Mrs. Marietta Pratt led the noontide prayer. At noon all joined for picnic lunch and enjoyed the opportulty to become better aequo! ted with one another. The afternoon session was opened with on address by Rev. Glewitz of Rogue River who touched briefly on failure of repeal to do away with Juvenile delinquency or to do away with unemployment. He also spoke of on Increase In crime since repeal. Rev. E. A. Oldenburg of Medford gave a talk on narcotics, speaking of the different narcotic drugs and the effect of each on the user. He par ticularly emphasized the ropldly In creasing use of the marihuana clgaret. Mr Oliver of Medford was enjoyed In a number of readings and Impersona tions relating to his early work in the temperance cause. Mrs. Lulu Howard of Ashland pre sented the topic of Temperance and Missions in an Interesting way. Mrs. Ellon Thrasher of Grants Pass led an enthusiastic discussion on the work of the Loynl Temperance Legion, of which she Is state director. Mrs. Hnyes gave the report of the resolu tions committee. The president named Mesdames Pratt. Littrell, Sams and Byers as a nominating committee to report at the county convention to be held in Aahland, Sepember 26. Mtss Iverne Perry Leaves After lait After visiting In Medford for some time 6 the guest of Miss Florence Rongoen, Miss Iverne Perry left Fri day evening for her home In Seattle. Wilson Walts Have Interesting ti nests Mr. and Mrs. J. T. R. McCorkle of Boise, Idaho and Miss Marie McCorty of New York City have been visiting their niece Mrs. Wilson Wait and family. WllklnV Visit Friends In CorvjUlls nnd Salem During the past several days At torney and Mrs. M. O. Wllklns have been out of the city, visiting friends In Corvallls and Salem. Mrs. M. E. Mnelean Entertained In Medford. A Medford visitor during the week who has been the guest of several friends is Mrs. M. E. MacLean ot DID YOU VVATER Tj TODAY ' , -L. n 7 R.Hn never spoil mother's nah ilny bet-ame she send rter) thing to The American Laundry. Rough dry, no starch 8 lbs. 5Uo. 7C for each additional lb Romance Hinted Vivian Gaye of London and Ernst Lubitsch, motion picture director ina executive, were seen togemer it Lake Arrowhead, Calif., where :he was vacationing with her mother. (Associated Press Photo) Dr. Strickler Here Following Vacation Trip With Daughter Dr. Mary R. Strickler of Sleepy Eye, Minn., a well-known summer visitor in the valley, has Just arrived from Alaska, following a six weeks' vacation tour there with her daugh ter, Mrs. Charles A. Wing. Mrs. Wing returned earlier in the month, and will have Mrs. Strickler as a guest for a time at the Wing country home. Mrs. Wing and Dr. Strickler sailed from Seattle, landing at Seward and taking the railway Inland as far as Fairbanks. From there they went by air to Tanna, and thence . by river boot up the Yukon river to White horse. After visits at Lakes Atltn and Ben nett. Mrs. Wing and her mother made the return trip via Skagway and Sitka, sailing to Seattle on the 8. S. Aleutian. An interesting souvenir of the trip is a ship's lantern, which Mrs. Wing brought back with her to place in the yard at her home. f Peebler-Smith Rites I Performed This City BIO APPLEGATE. July 27. (Spl.) Miss Ruth Peebler and Glenn Smith, both of Ruch, were united In marriage at the Methodist parsonage ; at Medford Tuesday, Rev. Joseph Knotts performing the ceremony. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Peebler, parents of the bride, were In attendance. Following a luncheon at Hotel Medford, at which Miss June Peebler of Phoenix, sister of the bride, was present, the, newlyweds returned here to the home of the groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith, where the wedding dinner was served in the evening. Mrs. Smith Is a graduate of the Al- namora, aui. nign si-nooi, ana Air. j Smith completed lour years service In the navy following his high school career. The young couple are at home to their many friends at Ruch. where their new residence has Just been completed. Adrienne's Salon of Beauty Artistic Hair Cuts by Mr. Ramona Come in and let our expert stylist cut your hair to better suit your particular type. Hair Cuts. 50 Trims -oC FREDERICS Permanents $5 and ?7.50 Also waves $3.75 Phone 577 "Be beautified in comfort" Former Medfordites Here During Week Mrs. Dais Howard, her two children. Shirley Jean and Lyle. and her moth er, Mrs. Marquis, of Portland, have been interesting guests In Medford the latter part of the week. Mrs. Howard will be remembered as the former Miss Edna Marquis. A group of twelve of her high school friends gathered Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Edward J Leach, to renew old times. Mr. Howard was expected to arrive by plane Saturday and the group will leave together on a vacation trip to the Oregon Caves, Crater Lake and other Interesting places in 'southern Oregon. Lieut. Ned Harrell Weds in California The many friends of Lieut. Ned Harrell of the United States navy will be Interested to hear of his mar riage some time ago to Miss Frances Louise Vedder of Pasadena. Califor nia. The wedding took place in the California city, after which the coup left for a honeymoon throughout tho southwest, and Into Old Mexico. LJeut. Harrell Is the son of Jo&uph Harrell of Medford, and a brother of Lieut. Ben Harrell of the United States army, who married Miss Hir net Campbell of Medford In 1933. He graduated from Medford High school, and from the United States nav.il academy at Annapolis. Mistletoe Club. Meets For Luncheon Wednesday. Mistletoe club met Wednesday evening at the country home oi Neighbor Gladys Gilman. About 30 members and their families enjoyed a lovely covered dish supper, served at prettily decorated tables on the lawn. The hostess was assisted In serv ing by the regular committee. KeDnnt Tanker. SAN PEDRO. Calif,, July 27. (AP) The oil tanker Nelson or the Hillcone Steamship company, which went aground at 5 a. m., today on Point Ftrmln, was refloated this afternoon. Possible utilization of couch, or dog, grass In the manufacture of paper is reported to be receiving the attention of some European manu facturers. WEST SIDE Main at THE garaaaoBaoi LEON B. HASKINS. Owner Telephone 775 Kodak Developing Prices for 25c Ex-Lax 23c iiiffriJifihr "Chocolated" 'J 25c Tube Shu-Milk. 23c Special 33c size Amoltn. Special 29c Puretest Yeat Flakes, Special 79c Dr. West' Tooth - m Brush in Germ-proof 4 I C glass tube - fr 1V1 rriii fir 35c Dr. SchoU's Zino Pala 31c Insulin. 40 unlt& per cc. In 10 cc. vials S1.77 3 wwy apo-Creaoline. Small aire 27c J5c Jungle He'.met. Special . 10C C&aca4e Paper. Linen finlah. 24 sheets or 34 envelopes f 21fi Olaer Sparkling Water. Quart Save with Safety l MKtlcln&l Port Wine. f f II 3'"t yoC e : v A i sp..i I 3C Mid'Summer Finds Activity Increasing Town Club Circle Mid-summer finds activity renew lng at the Town club, after several weeks' Interval whils th society rolk of the community were adjust ing themselves to the vacation sea son. Mrs. A. F. W. Kresse entertained M luncheon yesterday. In honor of Mrs. William S. McKibbln of Portland, who Is visiting here with her sister, Mrs. L. A. Williamson of SoTUtt Orange. Two tables of bridge were in play. Invitations have been extended e alxteen for a luncheon scheduled Wednesday, when Mrs. W. T. Qulsen berry. Mrs. Everett Brayton and Mrs. Lois Day will entertain, also In honor of Mrs. McKibbln. Last Monday the Town club was the scene of a luncheon for leaders In Girl Scout work, with Mrs. Leon ard Carpenter as hostess. Covers wtra placed for ten. Use Mall TriouMe want d. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR SERVICE Guaranteed nurk at reasonable prices. Mavta and all other makes Phone 117. C. D. BEAN E- Mam st DEAF? 5T, Dr. Edward Kolar. &f D. said: "Ourlne help ed cases I had arlven ud as hopeless. A truly remarkable clentlfU remedy." No matter how se vere your deafness or headnolsc are a fw drops of Ourlne In achi ear are guaranteed to nolo vou. R. P. Maxwell. Depu- tv Sheriff says: "Have lust finish ed my first bottle, triad to state II can now hear nv watch tick. To-j day was the first time I heard thai church bell rlriK In two years." Stop worrying, use Ourlne. 600.000 people have en.toved Dromot reliefj WOODS DRUG CO. Main & Central Tel. 68 PHARMACY Grape STORE at Reduced Prices This Week Make your nails any smart :olor you wish. 'BRITE" Nail Creme Polish 6 fast color shades 25c Make-Up Bags Zipper tops, rubber lined, moire silk. Fitted with cream and lotion bottles. 68c to $2.35 Just received a fresh ship ment of Haas Candy Summer Chocolates and Chews. we are agents ior JMiza- beth Arden" Cosmetics. tIT a aii Come in and inspect the Bantam Kodak Fits in the vast pocket and takes a picture 2 7-8 by 4 inches. $5.75 1 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Our telephone is a private line without extensions. I We carry one, two and ree cent stamps, special delivery and air mall stamps. at the Rexall Store t