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JfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. !.IEDFOED, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1936. PAGE FIVE E A Mode-O'-Da-y Frock Shop, featur ing specialized lines of wah dreesw, lingerie and hosiery, will open In thli city early In October, according to an announcement today by C. O. Lovejoy of Klamath Palis. The new store, designed and equipped In the most modern trend, will occupy a portion of the new Fluhrer building at Main and South Central avenue. Workmen are now rushing the com pletion of the location on South Central, nearest to Main street to house, the smart, new shop. Mrs. Lovejoy will manage the new Mode-O'-Day Frock Shop, according to the announcement. The new store will be owned by Mr. and Mrs. Love Joy, who also own and manage a sim ilar, establishment In Klamath Falls. They will reside In Medford. Mode-O'-Day shops are alao estab lished In Eugene and Salem and many other coast cities, according to Mr. Lovejoy. and, although the store is Independently owned and operated, the units bearing the Mode-O'-Day name secure the advantage of com bined, quality buying. Use Mill Trloune want ads. Tli fulcit crossing ol the Picinc.li Yoke lam. in jmt 10 diuj bg DIRECT EXPRESS ihoird lbs "Empresi ol Japan" krgeit, fastest Pacific Hoar or her sister - thip, "Empress ol Canada"...Go via Honotah it just 3 dags nors 15 "Empress ol Asia" or "Emprsss el Rossis." These great "Enpresi" linen have aiie and speed., .aid space to apara for evening frolics, dances, concerts, talkies and enter tainmenta. Surprising low round trip farei to Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki, Shanghai, Hong too; and Manila, lit, Tourist and 3rd Class... frequent asiliogs from TanconTir and Victoria, B. C. ...All details, ships' plana and literature Irom YOUR OWN AGENT, our office.. TrrrmrmnrTTTT Book now lor lit. 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They are William and Thomas Stockle. ft years old. Thomas la now In the Royal Manchester hospital where doctors are working to aave his left eye, which was Injured while Playing. Shortly after the accident Wil liam's eye began to swell. At first doctors were puzzled as to why, but today William, recovering, said a playmate had flipped a matchstlck In his eye. That dldn t explain other coinci dental maladies of the Stockae twins. The mother to!- the physicians I E CHICAGO. Sept. 33. (AP) Radio active "false teeth" were demon strated at the tumor clinic of Michael Reese hospital today as a new form of treatment for cancer of the mouth. Molded of metal, they fitted over teeth and gums in the same way as dontal plates. Where the gums of the patient were cancerous, the "teeth" exposed them to radiation from radium hidden in the mold. Where tissues were heal thy, the mold waa covered with lead to cut off the rays. The "teeth" were shown and ex plained by Dr. Max Cutler, famous cancer specialist of Chicago. Dr. Cutler told cancer experts who came to a post-graduate course at the clinic this week that cures of mouth cancer were being affected "every day" with the aid of the "teeth." The only problem, he said, was to get the cases before they reached too advanced a stage. I FOR 1 AUDIENCE NEW YORK. Sept. S3 (API Presi dent Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith may be rival broadcasters the night of October 1. The Democratic national commit tee announced today It had purchad the half hour at S p. m. that day for tho broadcast of the president's ad dress at Pittsburgh, to be carried by both WEAF-NBC and WABC-CBS. It was also announced that a verbal request for time at the same 8 o'clock hour, but via the WJZ-KBO net work, had been made by publicity as sociates for the formor Governor Smlth'a talk from Carnegie hall In New York, he to speak under spon sorship of the independent coalition of American woman. OPENED IN MEDFORD The WoTthmore Store, Medford'a new five, ten, fifteen and dollar es tablishment, waa opened for business Saturday, Sept. 10, at 229 East Main, the former C. D. Bean, Inc. location The firm U owned by S. J. Taylor and managed by Mrs. Taylor. After looking over numerous cities throughout the Pacific coast. Med ford was selected by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor as being the most satisfactory for their new variety sotre. Until March 1B36 they operated a almllar store at Grant Pass. PHOENIX, Aril, Sept. 22. (AP) P. R. Csrpentr. national grazing di rector, warned Arizona livestock men today against the crestlon of graz ing districts except as a last resort. - Be correctly corseted in an Artlat Model by ' Ethelwvn B Hoffmann. Regular $5.95 Value Auto Supply?. Service Store the same thing had happened many timea since vbe twin were born. "When an7thlns goes wrong with one of them. It always happens to the other, too," alia asserted. "A short time &f o one of them was in the house and he complained of an earache. A few minutes later the other twin, who had been out doors playing ana had not seen or spoken to his brother for hours, came In to jmpialn of earache. "We know -they don't plot them, because on several occasions they have not been near each other all day It was just the wme when they were too young to plot anything. Several doctors tald they had beard of similar Instances but declined to comment on the stock le case pend ing further ctudy. TAX WAIN SALEM, Sept. 23. (AP) The Ore gon Association of Real Estate Boards, In annual session here last night, voiced Its support of the tax limita tion amendment which will appear on the November ballot. The amendment would reduce the total tax on real property to BO per cent of the 1635 base within the next five years. The association also urged an amendment to the state real estate law providing that no man can be issued a broker's license unless he has been a resident of Oregon for one year. Ernest A. Miller of Salem waa elect ed president of the association for the next year succeeding E. O. Orab enhorst of Salem. Other officers in cluded T. W. Zimmerman of Portland, secretary, and Fred O. McOowan of Portland, treasurer. ROBLES KIDNAP CASE ON VERGE OF CLEANUP PHOENIX, Arls., Sept. 23. (AP) The Phoenix Gazette said today fed eral agents were "on the verge of clearing up the June Robles kidnap ing ess" which has baffled authori ties since the child was abducted in Tucson In April. 1934. Let Us Save You Money With Our GUARANTEED PLOW POINTS . MERRIMAN SHOP, INC. 20 So. Riverside. Phone 210 IF IT'S METAL Think 'of Merriman's OJSVJ":" the --"...- tt.T tro'" -mi. O A. itfrtTf.il Saturday in ii iTiili;ill:llllllili 1 COMPLETE BRAKE INSPECTION! full off all fnur Kheels Inspect llnlnt Buff llnlnf Clean resse from llnlni oil sll moTlnf parts Tighten all moTlng parts Al Just brakes on the Flrwtone CondrT' Dynamic brake t'M.r Repark front sheels HELEN LATHAM IS L SCOUT Girt Scouts of Troop 4 held their initial meeting last night at the Scout headquarters. Officers for the coming year were elected aa follows: President, Helen Latham; vice-president, Predent Daugherty: secretary, Dorothy Flynn: treasurer, Jean Piatt; Kathryn Mead, sergeant-at-arms and Betty Fowler, song leader. Due to the fact that many of tho girls are unable to attend on Monday night, the meeting was changed to Tuesday at 7 o'clock. Ruth Meusel la to bp captain and Alleen IiMnnm 22-SHOT TUBULAR REPEATER 22-caI. Rifles Check-piece on slock. Price Slashed wslnut stoclc; well lustable open rear Pistol grip. Beivcrtail Ilcg. 12. f5 fl'nrrf "M'Qwr Kraft" Turns work up to 10x30 in. Thrust ball bearing, head; 4 speed pulley. Features of lathes priced $20, yet only A COMPLETE nil ratrt 1 i 1 H re? (iiLiiATi:i:n TUIIES AT CUT I'll ICES! Riverside Ramblers t ss. 2 her assistant. The girls are planning to do work with leather In their meetings this winter with Alleen Latham as director of this work. Next Tuesday night a bicycle hike Is to be held. Every girl In tha troop Is to meet at the headquarters at 6:1. and the hike will proceed from there. GIRL CROSSES RIGHT TO CHIN OF MASHER DETROIT, Sept. 33. (UP) Sixteen year old Alice Hughes' mother one told her to "slap and kick" any man who attempted to molest her. Last nlfjht an unsuspecting masher ac costed Alice. She left him flat on the sidewalk after delivering a "left hook to the chin, a right cross and, then several kicks." Use Mall Tribune want sds. USUALLY I0.9S for "Fair"! Bolt action; husky balanced. Receiver peep and ad- eights. 24-inch blued steel barrel. fore - end. HEX LATHE 9)! 95 III I.I.IJ Jll. 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"The beet thing that can be done to aid in solving thla youthful crime problem," Hoover said in a prepared speech before the International Asso ciation of chiefs of police here, "Is to Instill In the young the belief that whenever a boy or girl is In trouble the thing to do is to bo to the nearest Coverall Floor Paint Quart f f rtduitdto J)J)C Was Aicl (lood and tonga for all Inside floors. Strong wooden frame; built to give lusting service. Wat erproof, nrg. $1.10. 100',', pure manili rope , . oil . lubricated, tight - laid, and hard.twistedl H-'nch- Reg.Se A C Special at CM: 8" Hack Ssw Blades. Tungsten steel, flexible Fast cutting I -.OS 12-Month A' ottery Ech. Reg. .1.lr! ttnrrla 'Tom. mi siler." Ilsckerl by flsrils 12 month guarantee! 'SS'109 Regularly " c. ft. JL72C (0 IJ LcliJ mi J WAT police station for aid and assistance." "Law enforcement agencies must make overtures to young persons to assure them that the first desire of the police is to aid them in solving their problems. There must be a stop to breeding fear and distrust of the police In the minds of the young." High School News by STUDENT REPORTERS The French club met at I o'clock yes'erday to it up its organization for the year. The following committees were appointed by Caroline Cook, president of the club; Pep commit tee. Dorothy Bucnter, Virginia Mar tin and Nancy C'.ark: nl parade. 2000 Lb. 5(1 AUTO JACK p' Reg. JI.4S, Poiible screw type. Lifts easily fasti Dears turn In greasel Certified Kaliomln Siffor All you need lo finish an entire room! Here's a pailful of value! Bscauso it's galvanised it resists rust and can't leak. Regular Trlre 2,-io Cotton Clothssllna, stronger b e a u a It's brtidid, not twisted I Buy 3 for IScI 8 File, single cut for gert. sral use. Hardened and tem pered iteeL Reg. lOel Regular "11 n Price 23c 1 V r no I Buy 3 AK Kathyrn Meade, Mary Louise McEl hose and Kay Makaglrl; assembly. Jean Culy and Coilnne Harwood. PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 23. (AP) Infantile paralysis brought death to 8-year-old Thomae Cochran here, the health office reported today. Two other children are suffering from the disease. Now I Cat Potato Salad Upset Stomach Goes In Jiffy nil It Bcll-ans Bell-ans! FOR INDIGESTION l2Sfar.uSt ROLLER SKATES 0 Has steel ball bearing wheels: sheepskin ankla I pads; rubber trucks. Zlnc-lte House Paint " Ii': 225 Reduced from $3,001 Guar anteed quality! Save now! ' Reg. $2.M special at Roll 10 lb. Slate Surface roofing. Covers 100 sq. ft. Color fasti Resists firs. Br,r 419 An 18"x30" enameled flat rim sink . . Built-in typ , . at an amasing pries I Reg. 1o Special st Hammer Handles. Fit any standard hammer. Second growth hickory. 225 13c iil' .Ii ivt i sr..ww -mm w w Ninth and Kiverside 117 SOUTH CENTRAL TELEPHONE 286 Telephone 520
