MEDFORD MAIL TRD3TTS-R. MEDFOKI.. OKECiOT, MONDAY. FEBRTTAKY 10, ifflfi.
PAOE FTYE
LOCAL and
Allm Bark W. W. Alln returned
8ft turd ay from Portland where he
pent a few d&yi trans nning bxulrifM.
Mr. Sanderson 111
The many
friend of Gather M. Sanderson will
be sorry to hear that she la 111 at
the Community hospital.
Return Home Mrs. Prank Hull re
turned this morning from Keleo,
Wah. where she wu called by the
death of her father.
Mr. Freed North Mr. Thorn a
Freed left on the evening train Bun
day for Portland where ah will be
the gueat of relatives and friends.
To Portland.. V M. Sorcnson
left lor poruana Dy warn jcbiuoj
I vhere she will spend several days vls
ltlng friend,.
Cheml-al Call A flu, fire at the
Newton T. Rankin home at 34 South
Ivy street brought out the fire de
partment', chemical crew late Satur
day night. No dsmog wa done.
Visit In Eugene Mr. and Mra. Earl
Hoover were guests In Eugene during
the week-end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Prank Hoorer. They returned
to Medford last evening.
Wcek-Und Visitor, Mr. and Mra.
PAy Ward and baby Richard of Klam
ath ralla apent the week-end vlaltlng
relative In Medford and Central
T point.
tleMolav Practice Medford chapter.
Order of DeMolay. will hold an open
ing degree ceremony practice tomor
row evening at 7:30 in the DeMolay
hall.
rollons North Mr. and Mra. Sam
Coiton left by train yesterday for
Portland where they will spend sev
eral day, seeing friend, and trans
acting business.
Wilson to Portland E. M. Wilson
was among those leaving Medford
Sunday, taking the northbound train
an Portland where he will make a
short business visit.
Mlssionarv Meetlng-Ladie, of the.
rirst Methodist Episcopal church will
hold a missionary meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 2 :30, at the home of Mrs.
Eaa MoNary, 223 North Central a,vB
nue.
Itlrk Returns Olen J. Blrk, cjl.
trlrt manager for the Metropolitan
Ltf Insurance company, returned
this week-end from a two-weeka' stay
In the east where he attended a com
pany conference..
Mr,. Rostel Back Mrs. Bert Hostel
returned Saturday from San Francisco
where she had spent the past week
iewini and buying merchandise la
the annual Buyer's week for Mann
department store.
Mistletoe Club Meet The Mistletoe
cluo will meet at the Glrla' commun
ity club rooms on North Bartlett
street at 2 o'clock Wednesday etter
non, It was announced today. VI
Itors are always welcome, at Mistle
toe meeting,, the announcement said.
Inspector Here Oapt. John 0.
arable, inspector of Uie th corps
rea. San Francisco, made an Inspec
tion Saturday of the Medford OCC
district communication, system. From
Jiere he went to the Redding OCC
district.
rt'C Boxer Arrive Robert Bsrth.
Heavyweight boxer of Camp Steam
boat near Roaeburg. arrived here yes
terday for the bouts to be held In
the Elks' temple Thursday night. He
Is now training at headquarter, de
tachment, falrgronnd,.
....
Motor fo mignne Mis, Marjori
Hibbert of thl, city, with Mr,. Roe
Powell and Mis, Freda Berger of Ash
land motored to Eugene Saturday
evening where they were gueat of
Lester Beck, Instructor In psychology
at the University of Oregon. Mr.
Beck Is Mrs. Powell's son.
Mere Friday Among Ashlend !!
dents In Medford Friday were A. H.
Davenhlll, Paul Taylor. Fred Taylor,
waiter Redford, Ed Thornton, Henry
VanProoyen, Mrs. BUn Wllshlre. Mr.
and Mra. Oeorge Kramer, L. B. Ryan,
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hart. 6. . Davi.
Mr,. Alii Powell, John Potter, How
ard Oesxhart and Roy Spencer.
...
Narrepin Return, E. 0. Narregan,
United state, deputy marshal, wa,
back at hla office In Federal build
ing today following a week-end busi
ness trip to oold Beach. He reported
fishermen had told him they were
having good luck with ,teelhead and
cutthroat In tidewater at coastal
points.
Forest Architect Her J. W. Owen,
architect of the regional forester, of
fice in Portland, arrived her today
to actompany Karl L. Janouch. aup
ervlsor of th Rngu Rivet national
forest, to Butt Fall where ht wa
to i-heck th plan, and specification
of th building being erected at th
ranger station there.
Attend Meeting Miss Dorothy OOft,
v operator In h long aitne teie
I phone office, and Mabel Sherwood,
local operator, lft thl mornln for
sne, Wher hv will tM th
monthly meeting of Pclfi Telephone
nd Telegraph company employ,, tni
being part of th employe' pln of
repreentatlnn.
SIMPLE MUSCULAR
RHEUMATIC PAINS
GET QUICK RELIEF
t u are n of th taut numbf
of people who suffer torturing, eub
lu. eaootir. simp muscular rheu-
nnuc 04:11 ci m. r-.' WT
and :JV. h. II quick relief. Take
1 .. . H of William RU X.
C-mund It must pr-1ur result
or mnt herk Wllilsm, ru.a.
Compound 1 prepared from the pre
. nri!on of a doctor who uM It m
pr.iate prse.! man year,. Now
t relief Is amiable to uf-
f' '..- st cost of onlv a few eenti
PERSONAL
Lj man Completes Court Word has
been received here from BUI Lyman,
who enlisted In the U. a. nary last
June and qualified for the school of
pharmacy, stating that he has recent
ly graduated from the aeaman class
and la now In the medical nursing
corps of the naval hospital at Ban
Diego, where he la In charge of one
of the wards. The institution accom
modates 1,600 patient.
Livestock.
PORTLAND, Feb. 10. ( AP-URDA)
!"?"'? lT:
ket active mostly 5c higher than Frl
day. Good to choice 185-220 lb. drive-
In, mostly 11; few to 11.16. Load lots
largely 11.18; 230-310 lbs. 10-10.88;
light lights 10.40-10.85. Packing sow,
mostly 0. Feeder pigs 10.15-10.76.
CATTLE 2.000: calves 150. Market
closed strong to 25c higher, middle
grades up mot. Bulk fed steers 6.40-
7, top 7.25: plainer steers 8 and be
low. Helfera mostly 5-6. few lots
6.29; low cutter and cutter cows 2.76-
3.60: common to medium 4-4.76; good
beef oowa 6-5.26. Bulls mostly 6
6.60. Vealcrs around 500 higher, good
to choice 8.50-9.50; slaughter calves
4.&0-6.
SHEEP 3.600. Market mostly steady.
Tearllnga strong to 25c higher. Bulk
80-97 lb. fed lamb, B.26-9.40: 1 deck
9.80. Tnucked-ln lambs 9 down; com
mon dosvn to 7. Yearlings 6-8.75. Fat
ewe, saleable 4.25-6.
CHICAOO. Feb. 10. (AP-USDAI
Hogs 3000. mostly 35 50c higher
than Frldny'a average; spot up
more: top. 110.80: 190-280 lb,, most
ly an 0.65-75: medium slaughter pigs.
89.50 9 10.25: best sows. $10.
CUTTLE 3000. calve, 4O0; killers
resisting unevenly higher asking
prices: market very slow: steers and
heifers unevenly steady to Be higher
on dull- market; best steers, early.
aiO.10; some held around all 00;
tfew early sales. 17.000 9.2o; heifers
also strong to 250 higher at 17.50 1
9.00: hardly enough bulls, cows or
vealers here to make a market: best
bulls 7.00: vealens up to 913.00.
SHEEP SOOO: strictly a storm mar
ket, but as yet very little done:
better grade lambs held unevenly
and sharply higher; Initial blda 10
A25G up at upward to $10.76: now
asking $10.85?11 and better: other
classes scare.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10.
(AP-USDA I -CATTLE, 800. slaugh
ter eteer stow, few early sales steady,
two loads medium Oregon around
1000 lb. steers. $7.35. with four out
each load: few loads held higher:
bulk eligible down to $6.75; range
she-stock very scarce, good young
Cows quoted up to $6.00, low-CUttera-cutters
strong, mostly $3.504.50:
bulla slow. Calves: 10. No early action.
choice vealers quoted tip to $9.60.
SHEEP t 800. No early action. Indi
cation around steady, quality mostly
medium-good; ewes absent.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Or.. Feb. 10 (AP)
BUTTER prints. A grade, 38Vi lb.
In parchment wrapper, 37!fcc lb. in
certon: B grade, parchment wrapper,
35'ie lb.: cartons 38'4c lb.
BUTTKRFAT Portland dell wry: A
grade, deliveries at least twice week
ly, ,37-38c lb.: country routea, 36-37o
lb.; B grade, deliveries less than twice
weekly, 85-SSc lb.: C grade at market.
B grade cream for market touylng
price, butterfat basis, 53tc lb.
EOOS Buying price of wholesal
ers: Fresh special,, 18-19C; extra, 18c;
standard, 18c; extra medium 18c: do
medium firsts, 12e: undergrade lie;
pullet 19e dozen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers! Country killed hogs, best
butoher, under 160 lbs., H-M'ic lb.;
vealera. No. 1, 14t-16o lb.: light and
thin. 10-13C lb.; heavy, 8-10c lb.;
cutter cows 64-ftc Ib.t oanner cow
0-8'ic lb.; bull, SS-Oclb.; lamb, 15
18c lb.; medium, 13-130 lb.
Cheese, milk, live poultry, onion,
potatoes, wool and hay, steady and
unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND. Feb. 10 (AP) Grain:
Wheat Open High Low Close
May .84 .84 .8314 V4
July . .78 .78 .774 .774
Sept .77 .17 .78H .7B'i
Cash: Big Bend bluestem, 11.17:
do IS per cent, $I.194: dark hard
winter. 19 pr cent. $1.08: do 11
DGOOOOOOO0
The Last Thing
that it it posiibl to do for th lovid
on who bug gon ft to rrAne s, fu
neral wvic. that will fittingly ym.
bolit8 ths tatem Mid affection in
which ther were held. When iervieei
are held here they have that fitting
charaoter and quality you desire eo
mtich. And the eoit it comparatively
mod era U.
CONGER
FUNERAL PARLOR
WEST MAIN AT NEWTOWN
Solicited For Membership In
Order of Oolden Rait and Declined
per tent ftlVfc soft Wfelto, western
whit, hard winter, western red. tie;
northern spring 83c.
Oats, No. J white. 53W.
Corn. No. S t ytUftw, 30.38.
Mlllrun. 118.80.
Today's csr receipt: Whest, SI;
Hour, 10; hay, ft.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAOO. Feb. 10. (API
Wheat: Open Klgh Low Close
May B7- H 1 Wi
July 89-!4 8H S
Sept 88 S4 " W-H
Wall St. Report
KBW TOPIC. Feb. 10. (P) Steel
stock. Jumped Into the lead In today'
market, major issue In this group
establishing new five-year topa with
gains of I to 8 or more potnte.
In other department advance
ranged from fractions to a point or
so. The close wa, firm. Transfer
approximated 1, 550.000 share,.
The steel responded to an opti
mistic baton of nw including of
flclal estimate of a sharp upturn
In the current mill operating rat.
Th ticker tape got behind floor
transaction. In the final half-hour.
Today' closing price, for SI select
ed stocks follow:
Al. chem. as Dye : 16JVt
Am. Can
118
Am. At Pgn. POw...
A. T. & T ........
Anaconda
Atch. T. ft B. F
Bendlx Avla.
Beth. Steel
17 m
son
74 H
34 'i
65 '4
3l
71 V4
94 VI
S0H
H
148 H
81 H
MS
66'i
18
11'4
39
39 ,
75U
44 '4
"S
33 '4
15";
40 14
69 H
IS '4
78
ad's
58
California Paok'g
caterpillar Tract,
Chrysler
Coml. Solv
Curtlss-Wrlght
Dupont
Oen. rood .
Gen. Mot.
Int. Harvest.
I. T. T
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. 0.)....
Phillips Pet .
Radio i
Sou. Pac.
Std. Branda
St. Oil Oil. ....
St. Oil N. J...
TranS. Amer.
Union Cxb. ..
Unit. Aircraft ,
U. S. Steel ,
Oliver
NEW YORK. Feb. 10. fl-Bar sil
ver ,teady nd unchanged from Fri
day, Feb. 1 at 44.
CALIFORNIA LINE '
REMAINS CLOSED
10 OWN CITIZEN
(Continued noia Pagt On )
Ing a, Newbury ! opinion that they
had no right to bar Taylor'! entrance.
Again Taylor waa turned back, he
said.
Veteran of both th Spanish
American and world war, property-
owner and taxpayer according to his
account, Taylor ayi h I, completely
at low aa what next to do. An at.
torney told him, he said, to go to
Portland and ask for an order from
th federal court there.
"I suppose I'm to hlk there with
out aatlnt." h grimaced. "I spent
my last money her last night for
room. Th Red Cross told mi today
I ahould have atayed wher t
longed. I v got to get back to my
family."
LOS ANOELE8. Feb. lfj. p)ll.
fled that th polio border patrol hat
turned back th winter tld of indi
gent migration to California, author! -tie,
planned today M elear LOS An
gel of vagranta within wk.
Penniless Idlers and betrfsn ar
rested In th put stag, of th Mty
wld dflv totaled 170. 188 of whom
were ofrered the chole of fit day
in Jail or leaving town.
Northern outposts of th nolle
"foreign legion" reported 186 trans
ients leaving th state of their own
volition, Indicating nieces In the
campaign to dloourg "unwileom
guests" from eomlng or staying. For
ty transient, stopped by pstrols on
the Nevada border, agreed to turn
back.
PESSF
GIVES BOURBONS
E OF F
(Continued Prom Pag On.)
cast yesterday, declaring "sound
Today we are suffering from de
"Today we are suffering from In
flation." h said, "not Inflation,
and w must put up with this non
sense about Inflation. We are Buf
fering from a financial heart dla-
ese and we must listen to the
quack doctors diagnosing th, malady
of chilblain,, as their real object la
to protect and preserve their so-
called sound money system wnicn
haa don little else than breed de
preaslona and create want In the
midst of plenty."
The priest also announced mem.
bera of th house and candidates for
congress are barred from member
ship In hi, national union for social
Justice.
Epic, Walt Answer.
In California the EPIC Democrats
awaited n answer today from Presi
dent Roosevelt on a demand that
th End Poverty Leaguer, have
dominant vole In the California
national convention delegation. They
want the delegation picked from a
list of 128 Eric-compiled names.
Other development:
The Amerlon Liberty league la
sued a ,tatment describing as "not
only impractical, but utterly lm-
nosslble" a II Utopian Plans
sharing th national wealth.
The primary question remainea an
issue in Oeorgla, where th forces of
new deal foe. dovemor Eugene
Talmadge, control th state Demo
cratic executive commute.
Tl
PERFECT TRAP CARD
Charlie Monsghan again turned
In high gun at the Medford traps
yesterday morning when he crashed
50 straight. Elmer Wilson ann om
Bates each turned In 4B ror sec-
end position. In th handicap event
Elmer Wilson scored tor mgn
with Bill Bates, Charlie Monaghan
and Dr. Charles W. Lemery each
scoring 33 tor second pise
Thirty shooter, were out ror pran-
tlc in anticipation of the registered
tournament which the Medford elb
wl", Mag nert Sunday. The local
cib will hold five such tourna
ment thl season, on each monui,
the grand final to be ataged the lat
ter part of June.
Th scores:
95 95 50
Charles Monaghan .. 35
Elmer Wilson -. 34
Bill Bates M
Oee. Jantrer . 3
Che. W. Lemery 93
Bob Ollstrap . .. 33
F. M. Craig
T. B. Daniel, .. 33
.Terry Jerome 91
95 60
46 49
94 48
34 48
34 47
33 48
93 46
99 46
34 46
Jck porter
N, Hans ..............
Geo. Porter
R. B. Miller
Ed Lamport ........
Writ. Toung
9f 2 44
91 93 44
32 31 43
31
33 43
33 21
43
38
19 41
Cha. Woods
in 31
40
61 Alenderfer
13
17 40
Dr. Vidrieksen i
R. C. Cook 16
Capt. Danenhower 14
Clarence Bads 36
L. R. Plckard (pro.) 9
Or. Sharp - 33
. F. Elden . 33
M. C. oleason 30
Mr. Geo. Jantrer 11
Miss Ymint .
18 37
17 HV
14 38
Medfnrd Lodge No, 88, I. O. O. t.
Meet on esch
Tuesday, 7t30 p.
m 1. o. o r
ball. 119 W. 8th t. Member ar
Mrged to os present and TUitlng
brothers alway, welcome.
AHYTIMf 1
101)113.
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END. TOMOIIT
Dolores net Rio Pat O'Brien
"IN CALIENTE"
TOMORROW
and tvr.n.
A MOTHII'J STORY
THAT tVIKV SON IM
TMI NATION Will II
. IHTHaAlltOOVtl..!
A FEATHER
IN HER HAT'
Pauline LORD Basil RATHBONE
UuisHAYWARD Wendy BARRIE
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Helerleil
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Oft
Murder Mystery Hit Rialto Tuesday
... I. . .... ...
sauaiajaAaMsBWsfa&iM
'Crlm And Punishment." which
according to Advance reporta has been
hailed aa one of the most stirring
photoplays In recent years, will play
at the Rialto theater tomorrow and
Wednesday. The production stars Ed
ward Arnold. Peter Lorre, Marian
Marsh and Robert Allen.
The ftlm. based on Dostoievsky's
Immortal novel, tells the story of
Craterian Drama
Delights Crowds;
Irene Dunne Star
One of the most widely read
etorlea wa brought to life on the
screen of th Craterian theater yes
terday, wher capacity crowds were
gripped by the Intensity nd fine
ness of Lloyd C. Dougla,' "Magnifi
cent Obsession" In Its plcturlsatlon
which has Irene Dunne and Robert
Taylor carrying th leading roles
Striking responsive chord by the
fine work of the principals and the
humanneaa of its drama, the film
will undoubtedly be listed among
the "10 best" for the year of 1038.
A atory that might very easily have,
lost its effectiveness In being trans
ferred to the screen. "Magnificent
Obsession." on the contrary, haa
become truly fine entertainment,
containing all the elements that
made It o p6pular as a novel.
Hearty comedy playe an important
part of the production, the brunt or
It being carried ably by Charles
Butterworth. Irene Dunne gives a
superb performance aa the bund
girl and Robert Taylor as the re
formed ne'er-do-well is convincing
In hi role. Among other In the
cast are Betty Fumes. Ralph Mor
gan. Henry Armetta.
Robert Taylor, a frequent Inmate
of Doctor Hudson's hospital, after
a night of revelry Jumps Into a
lake and require, a pulmotor to
save his life. Th pulmotor saves
him. biiMchlle he Is being revived
Doctor fnioson ha, a heart attack
and for lack of th pulmotor he
die,. The doctor's young wife. Irene
Dunne, returns from Europe On the
day of her husband's dealti and
Shows
1:45
8:16-8 :m
Tomorrow
SHE WAS A GIRL
. but the had faith
in the man that she
loved... what if he
waa a murderer . . . sho
loved him . . . nothing
else mattered 1
Remembtr Thur. and Frl.
ft. else mattered 1 V i
The Most PowerM,, fej
ful Drama OfWk V
m Mod em Times! Vl- , d W '
POSITIVELY I V4? 4 J"V! -7fVl
EMI8 TONKIIITI I VJ : ! f klaV
"PERSONAL li fVVS
maid's mfywm)
SECRET" I 1W50y
Msrr.iretl.lnnw; ': , . t -
narren Hull ' "" ' .3 '
Anlt l,otilk - ( '. , v
tut tl llonneilt I ' , ' I
.jL ...t,l Mr, JiA.
Raskolnlkov. (Peter Lorre). bril
liant student who turns murderer,
and how ha matches wills with the
Inspector Porflry (Edward Arnold!
who suspects him of the crime and
yet haa no material proof.
Othera In the cast are Tala Blrell,
Douglas Bumbrllle, Gene Lockhart
and Mrs. Patrick Campbell. Josef von
Sternberg directed.
Ilk the devoted hospital staff
blnme Taylor for his death. Taylor
meets Miss Dunne and fall, In love
with her. By a ruse he takes her for
a drive In his csr. When Miss Dunn
attempta to leave the car ahe II
struck down by a passing car. She
suffers a concussion of the head and
Is blinded.
Taylor, under th name of "Doc
tor Robert," works his way Into Mis,
Dunne's confidence and puts up th
money for a visit to Pari, and brain
specialists. He follows here there,
reveals his Identity and asks her to
marry him. Miss Dunne disappears,
and Taylor Is unable to find her.
He studies and In six ycara becomea
a famous brain surgeon, winning the
Noble prlr. Returning to New York
he discovers where Miss Dunne I
and goes to her, She Is In a pre.
carious condition and only an ope
ration will save her. Taylor perform
the operation, restoring her atght.
Mlas Dunne reveal her love for
Taylor. t
t
At Osteopatltln Clinic Maurtn
Field, voting daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
M. D. Field. It recovering today alter
having her tonslla removed at th
Osteopathic clinic. Mr,. M. H. An
dcr of Central Point la also recover
ing after a minor operation.
orflrer Visit Deputy Superintend
ent Oeorge Alexander of the Oregon
state police was a business visitor at
headquarters here yesterday after at
tending the law onforeement meet In
Orant Pass Saturday night.
Krunfc Fined ul Rose, arrested
on charge of being drunk in a pub
lice place, this morning pleaded guilty
In city court and s-aa fined 110.
Use Mall Tribune whht ads
mm. wi! m " v
lawyiyesMi
25t
lilrl.llc.-10c
and Wed.! C
3
of the STREETS!
"0RE00K NUDIST SHOW"!
i4 nmi
Special Communication of
Medford Lodge No. 103. A.
F. 81 A. M . Wednesday, Feb.
12th, st 1 :30 p. m.. for th
purpose or attending and
conducting the funeral of Brother
Peter 8. Anderson. O. O. Horner. W.
M. OEO. B. ALDEN. Secy.
Th KOBBS WALL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY. PIRR 17. SAN FRAN
CISCO, who connect with the Med-fivd-Orescenk
City Truck Un for
lilpment to southern Oregon, are re
dlining their regular weekly sailing
liedul starting Saturday. February
15,
Notice of lale.
Notice I, hereby given, that on and
after February 33nd. 1938, by virtue
of the Last Will and Testament of
Nancy D. Wilson, deceased, and for
th purpose of closing said estate,
will sell, st private sale, to the high
est bidder for cash, the following
property situated In Medford. to-wit:
House and lot at No. 15 South
Peach Street,
House and lot at No. 19 South
Peach Street,
House and lot at No. 11 South
Peach Street. 1
House and lot at No. 323 Haven
Street. ALSO
A few piece of furniture.
All property clear of any Incumb
rancea, EXCEPT 1035-8 taxes.
will sell esch property separate or
th entire group together.
OEORGE BADS,
W. 0. TRILL, Executor.
Suite 12, Palm Bldg.
Ds Mat! rrtbuna want da
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Experienced practical
nurse, capable of taklnii charge of
home. Box 1304, Tribune.
yOFt RBfrr Attractive 8 -room house,
near high s. hool, ,30.
Newly redecorated B-room house
on east side, 815. Other houses at
119. SO and up. Inquire 1U8 E. Main.
18 ACR.RS
BEAR OftKEK BOTTOM SOIL
PACIFIC HIGHWAY pnONTAdB
sssss 7 - room modern bouse,
NK II II II barn, chicken house, fam
wwwww l)y orchard, automatic
water system, electrlo lights; stock
ed and equipped: 8 cows, 4 heifers,
team. 100 chickens. This la a real
-sacrifice, business reasons demand
ing that owner sell.
CHARLES A. WING AORNOY, INC.
109 E. Main St. Medford, Ore.
KOI RENT 4-room furnished home
with Bleeping porch, good district,
paved atreet, uesr grade and Junior
high schools, rent 830.00. Also -room
furnished house, 1 block from
(rod school. 118.00.
CHARLES A. WINO AOHNCY,. INC.
Phone 738. 100 E. Main St.
Ton HALE fly owner. 10 to 80-scr
bract. Irrigated Bear creek bottom
land, Vt mil from Medford; excel
lent for gardening, pnone joaa-u.
WANTED To borrow 3S0 on real
estate worth 8700. can make
monthly payments. Box 170, Mall
Tribune.
B8 hows II
8:48-0 :tll I
r-'i Hurry! Ends Tomorrow!
Capacity Crowds! Magnificent Entertainra't!
as SB
WEDNESDAY ONLY C
IT'lTHELRFFDFnilFETIHEI
Bedeviled, bull dozed, balled np, bwled
nut, walked over, pushed around, kicked
around, run around Uncle Dudley, the
dud, blowi up . . . and how you'll howl I
Also Wed. Nite at the Holly!
i
' Starts
WANTED At once, a painter who
will exchange work aa part payment
on plsno. Baldwin Piano Shopp.
AMATEUR MUSICIANS contest start
again Saturday night, February 15.
at 8 o'clock. CASH PRIZES. If you
play piano, any Instrument, sing or
dance, register at once. Pbon 336.
Baldwin Piano Shoppe.
TIRBS A few new tire (by prtvat
party), sires 17. 18. 20 and 21. Priced
below wholesale. Phone 744-X.
FAMILY COW Fresh In April. Phone
744-X.
STRAY TURKEYS Picked up. Prove
ownership, pay for ad and keep.
GerhHrdt, Lozter Lane
HIGHEST market prices paid for Junk,
metals, rags. Inner tubes. So. Or.
Junek Co.. 404 Stewart Ave.
A REAL BUY
Large sire Ex. Fancy Comke 111
lugs inn
Newtown apples In lugs.......... .16
Bring your own contAlner.
AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS, TNO.
813 bo. Fir St. Medford. Ore,
Phone 028.
FOR etALPl Weaner and feeder p!s;
8 brood sows. B. T. Roaa. Oold HlU.
WANTED Woman for general house
work. Box 484. Tribune.
WANTED Women for general house
work In small family, with wage.
Cell at 1033 Queen Ann.
FOR 6ALE Baled oat and retch hay.
Phone 7-P-H.
FOR BALE Bean Supet-Olant Spray
pump. Phone 7-F-14.
OPPORTUNITY tor someone with
email capital to become established
In tlrst-class tourist camp, prtly
complete, at Bsndon-by-the-Sa.
Inquire JOHN DORNATH ; SON8,
NATURELAND HOME, Bandon, Or.
WANTED Man to shear small bunch
of sheep. F, E. Bybee, Jacksonville
highway.
WANTED BIDS on SO aquarea of No.
1, V. o. heart Sugar Pine, Cedar end
Redwood, 8 3 shingles.
80 ft. galvanized hip saddle.
130 ft. galvanlml valley tin.
138 ft. galvanleied ridge roll.
100 lbs. galvanised shlngl nails,
rtcllvcrcd at First Christian Chureh.
Youth is Over!
TWIDDLE IK
dwna nd
with it perhaps
lack of energy,
poor ppctite, in
digestion, gassT,
our stomach,
and belching.
This should not
b e overlooked.
Dr. Pierce',
Discovery stimulates the appetite. Improves
the srtion of the stocisrh. mikes the food nl
et taller, sn.1 that tlted feelln, flisjrpesea
formula whltli the. Ute Dr. R. V. Pr
found hirst eftettlve when la SrHv, braetlca
years aim. Other men snd women ,T;
community have found it helpful It win
help yon. too. Buy now of yout dnifttst.
Ntw sirs ubleu 50 cents. Mould II tl (Us.
1 1 Mots . . . 25i II
fl Eve, ... Sic
Kiddle, too
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