ITEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD. OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTE5IBER 24, 1935.
PAOE SEVEN
Local and
In Ashlana Wlllard Leonard of
this city ni 4 business caller In Ash
land yesterday.
To Vlult Parnt, Cleo Sexton of
44 South Ivy street, left this morn
ing for ColfM. Wash., tor a week'
visit -with her parents.
g. g. Smith Improving S. S. Smith,
convalescing st his home from a long
siege of sickness. Is reported showing
continued Improvement.
Takes Business Trip Adrlenne
Stewart left by train last night for
San Francisco, where she will at
tend to business affairs.
Sunday Visitors Mr. and Mrs. O. B.
Roberson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lln
lnger of Ashland were among Medford
visitors Sunday.
.
Trainmaster Here J. M. Trefren.
trainmaster for the Southern Pacific,
left Melford this morning, after
spending the night here.
.
Calling In Medford Mr. and Mrs,
Wllmer Poley of Ashland made a
business trip to Medford yesterday,
and called on several friends while
here.
Leaves for California Home Dr. and
Mrs. J. E. Wlnans. who spent the past
two weeks st Dead Indian soda
springs, have returned to their home
in Qlendale, Cal.
,
From Sacramento Mrs. Emma
Que arrived this morning from Sac
ramento to spend the ensuing week
visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. Alice
Trowbridge of this city.
Rlvinr Medical Care Mrs. J. It.
Worthlngton of Eagle Point under
went a tonsllectomy at the OsteO'
pathlc clinic and hospital this morn'
Ing.
Returns from Gearhart Dr. James
C. Hayes returned Sunday evening
from Oearhart. where he attended the
Oregon state medical meeting, or.
Kayea presented a paper before the
assembly.
Rtnanls Board to Meet There will
be a meeting of the board of direc
tors of the Medford Klwanls etub at
' the, Jackson hotel, Wednesday noon.
It was announced today. All the
members are urged to attend.
.
To Sllverton Mrs. J. C. Rebholte
and Miss Patsy Hall left on the Shasta
this morning to visit their alster In
Sllverton. Mrs. C. E. Jaqua. Mrs. Reb
holtz will return to Medford next
week.
Tengwalds to Town Home Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Y. Tengwald and family
have returned to their town house
after spending the summer at their
country cabin at Edgewood park on
Rogue river.
.
Janonch to Prosnert Carl Janouch
made a trip to the white pine blister
rust camp at Prospect todsy to look
over the progress of the crews with
Mr. wessala, who Is in charge of the
work here.
. . .
FltMeinlds Return Home Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Fitrgersld of Seattle, who
have .been visiting at tne nome 01
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hubbard for
the past, few days, left yesterday to
return to their home.
CCC's Leave Recently discharged
from the civilian Conservation corps
are James H. Eagen. Angela Bedella.
John W. Hill, all of whom left last
nliht for San .Francisco. James
Hughes, also discharged, left at the
same time for Camden, N. J.
From San Franclpro Mrs. C. E.
Cox and daughter, Marjorle Cox. re
turned to Medford this morning from
San Francisco, where Mrs. Cox has
been receiving medical csre for the
past three months. She Is reported
. much Improved.
Lewis tlrlrh.to Grants Pass-Among
those boarding the northbound train
this morning was Lewis Ulrich, man
ager of the national re-employment
service for Jackson snd Josephine
counties, who will spend the day In
Grant PM on business.
.
Portland Importer Here C. C.
Cothey, vice-president of the Associ
ated Commercial Co.. Ltd.. Importers
and brokers of wines and liquors, of
Portland, and Charles E. Oliver, com
pany representative, were In Medford
on business yesterday.
Tom Fooe Sulntltutes Tom Foose
of the Economy Seed and Feed com
pany of Medford Is In charge of Ted's
Feed store while Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Ouetzlaff, with other friends, are on
a trip to eastern Oregon. They ex
pect to return on Tuesday Ashland
. Tidings.
...
Humane Society Auks Aid The
Humane society Issued a call today
for donations of superfluous clothing
for Its candlelight sale, to be held
October 4 and 8. Anyone having
clothing no longer needed may noti
fy the society by celling 1SH. Pro
ceeds from the sale will be used in
caring for unwanted animals at the
society's shelter.
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Heath's Drug 8tore for a bottle of
Winiams R. V. X. Compound today
Adv.
Personal
To Butta Falls Carl Brommer of
this city la calling In Butta Falls to
day. From Phoenix Among business
visitors in Medford today Is Mr. Lof
fer of Phoenix.
Portland Visitor "Cap" Hanna of
Portland Is In Medford for a few days
attending to business affairs.
rv,m r Antral InlTir
-L. T. Fred-
"
cricks of Central Point waa a business
,nt, i wfftrd mit.
visitor in Medford today.
Bybee Visits Prank Bybee of the
Jacksonville highway visited in the
city today.
Tucker In Town George IT. Tucker
of Orchard Home Drive, waa trans
acting bualneaa In town today.
Cornell Here A. B. Cornell of
Grants Pass w&s shopping In Med
ford todsy.
From Talent Irene Well of Tal
ent was among' those spending the
day m the city.
Trail Visitors Mrs. Ray Brlggs of
Trail was a visitor In Medford today
on a business and shopping call.
From Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Paul
McDonald, former well-known resi
dents now living In Ashland, were
Medford visitors la-st night.
Central Point Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
I. Hatfield of Central Point were In
Medford today on a bualneca and
shopping trip.
Gold Hill Visitor D. 8. Johnson of
Gold Hill spent today in Medford, vis
iting friends and transacting busi
ness. McValr Visits James McNair, Ash
land pharmacist well known In Med
ford, waa visiting friends here yes
terday and transacting business.
Returns from Lake Frajik Sanders,
who haa been working at Diamond
lake during the summer, returned to
Medford today.
San Francisco Patient H. H. Scott
of San Francisco Is a patient at the
Sacred Heart hospital today, where
he is receiving medical care.
At Sacred Heart C. W. Smith of
Copco, Cat., waa a patient at the Sac
red Heart hospital today, where he
underwent a major operation.
Haa Operation Mrs. I. R. McKee
of Jacksonville underwent a major
operation at the Community hospital
today, as did also Mrs. G. R. Glennan
of 10 Newtown street In this city.
Tonsils Removed Among patients
at the Community hospital today are
Ralph Smith of Gold Hill and Robert
Oilman of thla city, both of whom
had tonsils removed today. .
Walker Family Visits Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Walker and family of Eagle
Point spent the week-end visiting
here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Walker of Ross court.
Llpp, Here this Week George Llpp
arrived last night to spend the week
In Medford on business. Llpp is rep
resentative of the Rexali Drug com
pany. In pursuit of Deer Ralph Wood
ford and Dan Herring left this morn
ing by auto for the Haymaker dis
trict on the Diamond lake rosd, on a
three days' deer hunting expedition.
...
Taylors Here Dr. and Mrs. Arthur
Taylor of Ashland were among those
attending the American Legion In
stallation last evening. Dr. Taylor
la an Instructor at the Southern Ore
gon Normal school.
...
Expected from Hunting Trip. Mr.
and Mra. Russell Semon. Leon B. Has
kins and Hank Prlngle are expected
to return tomorrow from a several
days huntlng trip after muletall deer.
They are hunting in the Lakevlew
district, near Oearhart mountain.
To Attend Double Wedding Mlaa!PouUry. onions, potatoes, wool
Ernestine Gils trap left this morning
by train for Eutrene. to Attend a
double wedding of two of her former
scholmates. The trio were all mem
bers of an organ! ration of their own
while In school.
Fllllngers In North Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Filllnger of Medford are vaca
tioning for several days with friends
In Portland. When they return. Mr.
Filllnger, who Is pressman at the Mall
Tribune shop, will spend several days
deer hunting.
Miss Dougherty Returns Miss
Agnes Dougherty, who has been tak
ing a special graduate course in an
esthesia at Detroit and Rochester hos
pitals for the past eight months, re
turned to her home here the tast of
the week. Miss Dougherty has been
awarded an important surgical post
In a MarysvHle. Cal., hospital. She
will leave for the south about the
first of the month to take-up her
duties.
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GUNSMITH.
Repairs for all makes
of guns. Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir.
Modernize Your Heating System With a
Sawdust Burner
CLEAN
AUTOMATIC
ECONOMICAL
Timber Products Co.
Phone 7
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NEW YORK, Sept. 24
America'! wool Industry,
. UP)
caught for
years In the world collapse of values, !
haa reached a level of recovery where
It now can go "baa" at the depression
Other branch, of the important j
textile Industry also have staged mod
erate advances In recent months,
erate advances in recent months,
rmnnrfM ,n, ,., -.o
trad rporU how" but woo "ppears
to be leading tne parage.
Consumption of wool haa Increased
to the highest point in 17 years.' Pro
duction schedules of woolen , and
worsted mills are reported maintained
at active rates.
Aa Is usual with heavy consumption
demand, prices have gone steadily
higher until they are around the best
levels of this year.
Livestock
PORTLAND. Sept. 24.
(AP)-(USD
A) HODS: 200. Market active, most-
ly steady. Good to choice 170-220 lbs.
10.7511; 23S-290 lbs.. 10 10.50:
light lights 10J5i.50. Packing sows.
7.158. Feeder pigs, $1011.
CATTLE 150: calves 15. Market
fairly active, mostly steady. Pew grass
steers $5 is. 6: odd head to $7. Heifers
84.255.50: low cutter and cutter
cows 82 3.25; common to medium
Including fat dairy type cows, 83.60 ;
is 4.25: few good beef cows. 84.59.
Buus.83.75a4.50. Common to medium
vealers, 85 j 7.50: choice quotable to
89.00.
SHEEP 200. Market fully steady.
Good to choice 80-90 lb. lambs, 86
8.25; common to medium 88.50
7.50: few yearlings 85.50. Fat ewes
mostly 82.75g3; common down to
8150.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24. (AP-U8DAI
Hogs 8000; slow. 10ia25c lower:
good and choice, 170-240 lbs.. 811.66
$12; medium to good. 160-190 lbs.,
811.10-85: sows. 610.25-60.
CATTLE 7000; easy, dull: 1400 lb.
steers, 812.26: bulls strong to 15c
higher; weighty saussge up to 85.75:
vealera firm; selects, 810.50: grass
steers. 88.50 to killers; well bred
range stackers. 87.75 ? 8.00.
SHEEP 13.000: two loads choice
around 9I-lb. Washington lambs to
shippers. 89.85: bulk, 89.60-75: na
tives, 89.50: best held, 89.75; slaugh
ter ewes, 82.7534.00: feeding lambs,
88.75 a 9.00,
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 24
(AP-UBDA) Cattle 380. slow, com
mon 1014-lb. holdover steers( 86.50:
good under 900-lb. steers quotable
around 88.00; desirable cows and
heifers fully steady; Vound 180 head
low-cutter-cuttera steady, mostly
83.25 4.00. Calves 10. nomlnsl.
Sheep 300: steady, deck 68-lb, good
California 30-day pelt lambs, 68.76:
choice woolsklns quoted around 69.25.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Sept. 24. (AP) BUT
TER: Print, A grade, 30c lb. in parch
ment wrapper, 31c lb. In cartons; B
grade, parchment wrapped, 29c lb.;
cartons, 30c lb. .
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A
grade deliveries at least twice weekly,
30(;31c lb.; country routes, 29?31c
lb.: B grade, deliveries less than twice
weekly, 38fl28',4c lb.; C grade at
market.
B grade cream for bottling buy
ing price, butterfat basis, 55c lb.
EGGS Buying price of wholesal
ers: fresh specials. 81c: extras, 31c;
standards. 38c; extra mediums, 25c;
medium firsts. 33c; undergrade, 19c;
pullets. 16c dozen.
CANTALOUPES Dltlaxd, $1 if 1.15
i per crate: Willamette valley. 90c 91
1 crate; spear melons. 60 75c crate.
Cheese, milk, country meats, live
and
hay, steady and unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, 8pt.Ore., 14. (AP)
Orsln:
Whest: Open
Msy .. .8414
Sept. old - -8 Hi
8pt. new..
Dec. &3i
High
.81 y.
8i;
Low
Close
.844
.81 ',4
8114
83'i
.84 Vi
.81 Vi
.Bl'i
J3J4
83s,
Cssh:
Big Bend bluestem, 1.08H:
do. 13
per cent, 1.11; dark hard
winter. 12 per cent, 100 vj: do. 11
per cent. 89; soft while, northern
spring. 8014; western white, 80;
hsrd winter, 84; western red, 70 Vi-
Oats, No. 3 white, 819.80.
Corn, No. 3 E. yellow, 830.00.
Mlllrun standard. 817.00.
Today's car receipts: whest, 18;
bsrley, 1; flour, 8; oats, 8.
fun Frandteo Butterfat.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 34. ft
First trade butterfat, 81 f o b. San
Francisco.
MEDFORD, 0RIO0N
Our representative: will call promptly
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Sept. 24. HP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
Sept. 98', 981, 6 981,
Dec i..-98'i , Mi, Mi
May 98', 1.00 98 W 98
Wall St. Report
KITW YORK. ftnt,. 11 ( AP iThn
8tock marlwt qinetly hlgh6r
for the second successive session to
H RtrM. uttm n-,rr '
da' " WaU strt was mMe m0r6 f
hopeful of a compromise of the Eth-
hopeful of a compromise of the
loplan dispute, and found trade news
bright.
Traders were still cautious pending
more definite news from Geneva, but
there waa sufficient buying to push
much of the lls up from fractions
to more than a point. The turnover
waa only about 1,000.000 shares, but
the late tone was firm.
Today's closing prices for 32 sel
ected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye ,...169'i
Am. Can Miu.
! Am. 4e Fgn. Pow 6i
A. T. Sz T. 138'fc
Anaconda - . 20T8
Atch. T. b S. F 40!,
Bendlx Avla
'Beth. Steel
iCaterplllar Tract.
Chrysler
Coml. 8oIv
Curtlss-Wright ....
21 li
38!i
51
71 ,
iara
DuPont ...125T.
Oen. Foods . 31
Gen. Mot 45 'i
Int. Harvest. 68
I. T. c T.
lO'.i
.Johns - Man
Monty Ward ....
I North Amer.
iPark Utah
I Penney (J. C.)
73!i
33!,
20
. 82 "J
26 V,
Phillips Pet
Radio
7?i
Sou. Pac.
Std. Brands
St. Oil Cal ,
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb. ...
Unit. Aircraft
U. S. Steel .
19
13?,
31h
. 4354
7?4
867,
19!,
45H
Pear Market
Yesterday ;
NEW YORK, Sept. 23. (AP)-(US
DA) Pear auction: 35 cars arrived,
20 California, 7 Oregon, 3 Wash
ington. 1 Colorado unloaded; 30 on
track.
Oregon Bartletts 13S1 boxes, 91.70
(9' 2.33, average $2. OS; 2422 boxes
fancy 11.60a 2.13, average 91.79; Cal
ifornia Bartletts 16,931 boxes, 9170
c2.70, average 92-24.
CHICAGO. Sept. 23. (AP)-fUSDA)
Pear auction: 8 cars California,
7 Illinois, 1 Colorado, 8 Oregon, a
Washington arrived; 29 cars on
track; 9 sold.
Oregon Bartletts, 29S boxes fancy
91.75 $ 1 .95, average 91-87; 209 cars
extra fancy 91-85(92.20, average 91.94.
California Bartletts 4725 boxes.
j $1.76 (f 2.65, average 92.09. "
Silver.
' NEW .YORK, Sept. 34. pi Bar sil
ver steady, unchanged at 65. .
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Hold Man for K. F. Cops
OAKLAND, Ca!., Sept. 24. (AP)
Oakland police yesterday took Carl S.
Remling, 28. Into custody at the re
quest, they said, of Sheriff J. L. Low
or Klamath Falls, who advised them
Remling was wanted in that city on
a bad check charge.
NEW YORK, Sept. 34. (API For 8 mystery iHlCl . I
speeding on horseback. Magistrate n I - I
Frank Oleglo fined Morris Welcher, ILHUrttL 1 ...... I
31.83. The magistrate ssld that gal- '' I ' ' ,w. . I
loping a horse In a park endangered " I ; 1
women and children; slso, there's a L ' -V V. 6 ;.V " ' isi
specific ordinance sgslnst It. iTjgrrgr-frfto sass eaBMS aiaas
FOR SALE Grapes. J. A. Manke. JL kftj4k,!iugj '.t I (Tipf 0 noi't-holp liePV) illtO
3 miles east of Jacksonville, adjoin- fijT jOjKT. V H J- 1 V 1
lng former Clancy orchard. if Hie private lives and Joves
f m -,LJ ' of Ihis amazing passenger
d I Tf list!
MWmmi KXy Starts Today
Todsy and Wed. LV ' f0T 3
4a sjty&j ) I 1 with
pcl 1 Eomuno iouje
KttTtGS kAS A clrire treuor
4 :?AW "4 fe Tom BROUSn
LiyltrWi EUCEHE PHUETTE
QJJili U Y RDRIEEinE niTIES
J HERBERT ItlUnDin
RvvoiDDWTHisiAi5 Vajr fDRD SIERURG
JACKHOLT 7 M SSw rtlfthi ilt A A '
:V nomNci da .o im, iX. 1
tyfJj f t ry, E,,r A"lile(l Atlracllon,!
tV4"SjfeKj" V''d y- $ ;Jlt Betty Boop Cartoon
nSSl , Y5 "MT - 'A LITTLE SOAP & WAT:
J Dn 1" V f'xr' i(' ' '' 3w j 'porlHlht "Hollywood Hobbles"
A ""oil" I J Trarellslk Nfreel
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Brilliant New Star at Craterian
! . f ,"" " . ieaH a.
Elisabeth Bergner, the brilliant
young star, hailed by critics and pub
lic as the greatest actress of our day.
comes to the Craterian theater lor
tomorrow only in "Escape Me Never."
film version of the play In which she
scored a sensational success on New
York and London stages.
The story presents Miss Bergner as
Gemma Jones, the little waif adrift In
Vienna with her infant son, who is
sheltered by the caddish young com
poser. Sebastian Sanger.
When Sebastian develops an Infatu
ation for his brother's fiancee. Gemma
Roxy's Stars
! "The Best Man Wins," starring Ed
mund Lowe and Jack Holt, and fea
turing Florence Rice and Bel a Lugosl.
plays at the Roxy theater today and
Wednesday.
Board This Ship of
I I
Show, 1:1.1-7:00-0:00
Adults 25c
Kiddies lOo
LOVE SfW:Wyi
liner s p e e d s to
strange passen- I- 4J
runs away and returns to London.
Sebastian follows and marries her.
Din, a ("Bp no nil her efforts to rud It,
he continues his clandestine romance
with the other girl. Gemma works as
slavey to support Sebastian while he
wcrhs on the ballet he Is completing
and, due to her neglect, the baby falls
ill.
The story reaches ft great dramatic
climax in which the already famous
Bergner reaches new heights with her
remarkable ability to portray the va
rious emotions of the human heart
struggling to find the right way out
of the darkness.
Moscow Denies.
MOSCOW. Sept. 24. uV) A Geneva
rumor that the Soviet Union waa
sending 15 warships to the Mediter
ranean was officially declared un
founded today.
Relief Leader Named.
SALEM, Ore., Sept. 24. (UP)
Governor Martin today appointed
J. H. Napier, Klamath Palls, to suc
ceed Fred D. Fletcher, resigned, on
the Klamath county relief commit
tee. Dse Mall Tribune want ads.
MODERN WOMEN
Nttd Not Suff r monthly pain and delay due te
l.nonrouBtrtua.eipoure or similar uum.
cf i-JMB-twi Diamond Brand Pil la are eflecUrm,
Thrills and Laughs!
IMS DIAMOND ty 8SAHB- FT
In Rialto Drama
- is
ill
J'
Edmund Lowe Is off to a new peak
of popularity as a result of his per
formance in "Black Sheep." starting
at th? Plalto theater today for
three-day run. He portrays a new
character far removed from any type
he has yet done.
In this late.it "hit" comedy-drama,
"Black Sheep" Lowe plays the part
of a "ofesslonnl ship gambler who
Is returning to New York on the sec
ond class deck because the cards and
the horses wouldn't behave abroad.
Claire Trevor, as an actress who Is
j "walking home", from her first trip
to the Continent, Joins forces with
Lowe to back a romance and keep a
captivating adventuress, Adrlenne
j Ames, from a desperate move involv
ing a playboy. Tom Brown, who would
not piny her game
To? rtcry zips merrily along in a
fast comedy vein with the underly
ing drama coming mnre and more fre-
vjuriiLiy mj mc surifice.
Among the favorites In the sup
porting mat are Eugene Pallet te,
Herbert Mundin and Ford Sterling.
Special Convocation of Cra
ter Unite Chapter No. 32. R.
A. M., Tuesday. Seiit. 24tH,
at 7:30 p. m. Work In M. M.
degree. Visitors invited.
O. O. HORNER, H. P,
aEO. ALDBN, Secy.
BICYCLE PADLOCKS It pay to
lock up your bike. Sims Bros.. 33 N.
Plr.
Shows
1 :4K '
7:00-0:00 j
Tomorrow Only!
HALF BRAT - HALF ANGEL
Her moods will startle
you with their breath
taking vividness, their
emotional s u b t lety,
their almost painful
and joyous poignancy
... in a story that is
almost a part of your
own life! .
..cy'ESEBOPE :
ld E"dS Tom&ht Also shown tomorrow j
fJTF URAKCtt night , only at the j
HOLLY
I STARTING
li V. THURSDAY i
Gay Spender, Fabu
f lous Figure, Prince of i
... ' "m''l Lovers ... the Biggest
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pail &n;u sf5TT"
tiforfrsh
mondi and 21 massive rubies 1 C ! , '1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Italian prunes.
7-F-14 after 6:00 p m-
FOR SALE Dining and library table,
chairs, sewing machine, sanitary
couch, heater. Phone 814.
WANTED Oirl for general house
work. Call 1193-H or come to 209
Crater Like Ave.
FOR SALE Purebred Ramboullett
rums. Dolph Phipps, Crater Lak
highway.
FOR SALE Transfer and tTuckinj
business. Reasonable. Inquire 111
No. Fir.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 35 Remlnfltott ;
automatic. Ed Case, 602 So. River- ,
side.
faJ.OO TOTAL PRICE for Standard
4-door Bulck Sedan. Inquire at :
service station corner of Spring St,
Drive and Crater Lake highway.
FOUND German Pointer and ;
Dalmatian. Humane Society.
TRADE Beautiful modern home in
Los Angeles, for improved acrea
near Medford or Granta paas. Will
be here one week. Address Box 60,
Route 1. Gold Hill.
One 1933 Plymouth 4-door Sedan;
sldemounts and extras.
lt)33 Plymcuth Sedan: 5 wheels.
1930 Ford 'A" 2-door Sedan.
1934 Plymouth Coupe DeLux.
1938 LaS.iUe Sedan.
1034 Panel Delivery. ;
102B Oldsmoblle Roadster.
1031 Harley Motorcycle.
ARMSTRONO MOTORS. INC.
38 N. Riverside, Phone 18.
PRENOR SALE Our home o
Jacksonville Hwy. Dr. E. W. Hoff- ;
man. Phone 662.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 4-wheel trail
er. Ed Case. 602 So. Riverside.
FOR SALE Ivory twin beds, dreaaef
and chiffonier. 1130 West 10th St.
WANTED Reliable woman wishe
work by hour. Phone evening '
around 6. 437-X.
USED Bungalow Upright ple.no for
sale cheap. Baldwin Piano Shoppe.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
S Mats . . . I
N Kiddles 10c l
all on one man! no -.' II U S
wonder he could daz- ' j
tlethedamesl
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