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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKU. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1935. PAGE FIVE D. A. R News Crater Lake chapter, Daughters ot the American Revolution, will par ticipate in the Armistice Day parade next Monday. Members are aaked to meet at 10:45 at the corner of Ivy and Main streets, where cars will be provided. Use Mall Tribune want ads. Home Treatment For Varicose Veins, Ulcers Swollen veins may become danger ous and often burst. Sufferers Bre advised to get a two-ounc, original bottle of Emerald OH (full strength), at J arm in Drug Store or any pharma cist and start to reduce the veins and bunches at once. A small bottle will last a loru? time, because tt Is very concentrated and a little goes & long way. . Apply night an1 morning with a soft brush or the finger tips as directed until the swelling Is re duced. So effective is Emerald Oil that It Is highly useful In reducing troublesome simple swellings not due to systemic disease. LETS $119,296 JDB ON TURKEY HILL PORTLAND, Ore.. NOT. 8. (AP) The state highway commission trans acted routine business here today alter awarding 11 construction con tracts totaling t903.527.2S last nlgl::. Pour more totaling 272,303.50 were let conditionally. Edmund Hayes, heading a delega tion irom the Columbia Valley Lum bermen association, urged more use of wood in bridge building. He said roads and brldgea rapidly become obsolete and wood was durable enough for most bridges. R. H. Baldock. state highway engi neer, said he had considered and would continue to consider the mer its of wood and use it when advan tageous. Commission Chairman Henry P. Ca bell denied a request that contracts on overhead grade crossings be held ! Schuss Vintage Co. up until a recheck was made on possible further use of wood. He said relief act funds for the worrit were late in arriving and no further de lay would be Justified. The awards formed the largest block let for many months, It was reported. 'Grading and paving 1.68 miles 01 Turkey Hill section, Pacific Highway. Douglas county, to Jacobsen-Jensen company. Portland, $119,206. Furnishing crushed rock for Ash-land-Jenny Creek project on Oreen Springs highway in Jackson county, to A. S. Wallace of Roseburg. $15,265. 311 East Main. Delivery Service SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY We are carrying a complete line of the Finest Old Wine obtainable-from 3 to 8 years old-at prices for every purse Dux Sweet Wines -Jiulk Pints 25c A Gals. 85c Port. Malaga. Sherry ' Quarts 45c awh, . Mu.ti Gals. SI. 65 CLARET Dinner Wine Large 24-oz. OQ. Bottle DRY WINES Try These Fine Old Wines With Your Meals Claret, gal $ .05 I 3auterne, gal.... $1.35 l.OU I Burgundy, gal. . Sparkling Wines Large bottle $1.50 Eleisling, gal.. 1.15 I Virginia Dare or Black berry Wine, lg. bottle 9S Schlitz, in 12 oz. tins 15 Blue Ribbon, 8 for 81.05 Salem, 8 for ..$1.00 MIXERS ICE COLD Ginger Ale, 16 oz. bottles 2 for 25? Lime Rickey, 16 oz, bottles 2 for 25? Singapore Sling, 12 oz. bottles 2 for - 25f Bass Ale or Ouinness Stout, 3 lge, bottles $1.00 Itnpnrted BLUE RIBBON MALT 73? tin OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS GRANGERS SEEK PRIVATE ROOMS As It Is believed that Mcdfcrd ho tels and auto camps will be unable to accommodate all Giange members who are to attend the state meeting here on November 13, a request was Issued today for owners of private homes to make known whether they have rooms available for xisc of the visitors. Grange officials will have repre sentative at the Ja:kfio:i County : Chamber of Commerce to receive 11st l lngs and descriptions of rooms that may be available. Home owners able to cooperate with the Granges arc requested to communicate with them. WHAT TO 00 WITH STRAY LIVESTOCK Dr. Jlri Baum, the "spider man" of Praha, allows more than 100 species of spiders to nin loose in his home : and spin webs where they please. I Evan F. Httrtin of the livestock theft service of the U. S. department of agriculture today announced that his department has ben receiving complaints relative to the picking up of estray cattle, and then charping the legal owner of the cattle exorbi tant and unreasonable prices for, pas ture and feed. "Anyone picking up est rays on the open range should immediately file, with the nearest Justice of the peace, his claim for picking up the cattle, and he will be advised as to further procedure," Hartln said. In cases where trie e&.rnys are tak en up on land not on open range, but where herd laws apply as in tho Wll- ; low Creek. Foots Creex and Medford j herd districts, a different procedure is provided. Here the person picking up the estray is to post notices to the effect of the pickup, describing the animal. In three prominent places in the district. If. after 10 days, no one claims the animal, then they should at once apply to the Justice of the peace relative to the sale of said ani mals. "For years It has been the custom of stock raisers to protect each other by picking up estrays and notifying the owner. This is an admirable habit and should b continued. But there are always those who will take advantage of others, and It Is this practice that we intend to wipe out," Hartln said. OF M. F. SALLEE The supreme court appeal of Mel vln Franklin Bailee, serving seven years In state prison for a statutory offense Involving a 7-year-old Cen tral Point girl, has been dismissed by stipulation between the district at torney and Attorney M. O. Wllklns, counsel for Bailee. Salllee was con- ; victed by a circuit court Jury last j April. The case attracted wide attention j and wag hard fought. Counsel for Bailee twice sought a court order for the county to finance the appeal but whs ueuii-u, uiirr ia oe upiicia oy n supreme court ruling. Packer's New Deal UNION MAN GETS 20 YEARS IN PEN PORTLAND. Ore., Nor. 8. (API John Glllls. secretary of the wood sawyer's union here, was sentenced today to 20 years In prison for di recting an assault on a non-union worker. Glllls was convicted by a circuit court Jury this week. Two brothers. Curt and Willis BUllugham. were I serving 20-year sentences for the actual assault. They said they were hired by Glllls to put Alfred Ertman, non-union sawyer "In the hospital." lErtman was critically wounded by ! a bullet at his home. This Beautiful $2.50 Banker Fountain Pen FREE! With Lifetime Guarantee Saturday Only 1 to 5 P. M. NOTICE TO AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTORS In accordance with our agreement, you are here by authorized to deliver a new Banker $2.50 Fountain Pen fitted with the new Two-Tone Crome-O-Tone point absolutely Free-with each purchase of one package of Genuine PARKER Guaranteed finest, Super Quality Blue Razor Blades for 49 and this "ad" signed. The Pen You Have Been Waiting For at a Price Within the Reach of All Offer Limited to Stock on Hand. MEDFORD PHARMACY . E. A. MOORE. MEDFORD, ORE. IF SOLD AT A DRUG STORE WE HAVE IT! PIE SOCIAL TONIGHT The local Townaond club will hold a pie social this evening, following the regular business meeting at 7:45 at the K. P. hall. Bth and Grnpe streets. A very Interesting meeting Is ex pected as the delegates from Medford to the national convention are ex pected to arrive In time to report on the affairs of the convention. W. P. Berry. Tom Oliver and Mr. Worth were delegates from the local club to the national convention. MAY ELECT JOINT SECY -TREASURER A. A. Rogers, field representative of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane, has been holding meetings with the various boards of directors of the lo cal National Farm Loan associations of Jackson and Josephine counties during the past week. There are eight separate local associations in these two counties, and the secretary -treasurer has been compensated In the past on a fee basis. The plan of operation now being offered would not disturb in any manner the operation and functions of these separate associations, except that the eight separate units would elect a Joint or common secretary-treasurer. This change also provides that the ; Federal Land Bank would provide the funds to the associations to pay i the secretary-treasurer on a salary basis plus an allowance to the dif ferent groups to cover the travel of . their Joint secretary-treasurer In serv icing the loans made through and endorsed by the several National Farm Loan associations. Federal Land Banks are limited to a one percent margin for loans made through ths local farm loan associa tions, the new rate now prevailing on these land bank mortgages is 4 per cent, the lowest rate available In the 18 years of operation by the Land Bank system. The Individual farmer could never expect such a favorable mortgage, or such a low Interest charge were It not for the pooling of credit or the co-operative working of the different brancnes of the farm credit system. Mortgages taken by the land banks, production credit associations and bank for co-operatives are pooled and made the basis on which bonds are issued and sold to tho Investing pub lic. Many farm borrowers themselves often fall to understand the operation of their local farm credit associa tions forming a link of the farm cred it administration. The local associa tions In which tho borrower Is a stockholder Is the heart of the sys tem whether it be the local farm loan association, the local production cred it association or the local co-operative marketing association. These lo cal associations are owned by the borrowers and to the erent that they are built up and strengthened by the. building up of reserves, to that same decree the direction of the whole system wilt be controlled by the farmers of the nation. RATE BRITISHERS M IUI A PIMM LONDON, Nov. 6. fAP) English election campaigns were featured by disorder today. Former Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald, on the platform at a Seaham Harbor meeting, was shouted down when he tried to speak. At a London meeting attended by candidates, fighting between rival factions broke up the gathering and police were called to quell the melee. Several arrests were made. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, arriving at Leeds railroad station, was greeted by a throng of green uniformed social credit party mem bers who shouted "down with the bankers and the government." De tectives drove off the demonstrators. Coughs Go Often Overnight When You Take the Right Thing But adults can't expect real results from the same sweet syrupy concoc tions tJwt you'd give a child. As a matter of fact, that powerful yet smooth, creamy croosoled emul sion known to druggists as Bron chu-llne Emulsion is nat loved by children: it's a medicine for grown ups, but It sure gives results and speedily, too. Get a bottle at Jarmln Drufi Co tonight and put it to worJc et once It strikes rtht at the source of the trouble sitlsf action guaran teed. OLD CROP WHOLE Building Permits Permit granted to E. T. Hayes, 404 South Ivy street, to repair and re model residence at a cost of $300. P. A. Whltlock, 318 Newtown street, granted a permit to repair garage at a cost of $35. R. A. Skinner, 1004 East Main street, granted a permit to erect a fireplace at a cost of approximately 5125. " ' ! PREFERRED 1 j C0BBS CREEK 1 ' J' Mj TO AHY WHISKY ATjU. l d. WE wanted to find out how people rated our J f Vltli tJ 1, whisky. 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