Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 29, 1936, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMETyFOTTD MATE TRTBTJXE, rETJFOTvD, CRTHO, TUESDAY. SUPTOrRUR 20. IMS. LOCAL and Calling Here W. T. Hewitt of Tal ent was among out-of-town residents 'calling on friends and business ac quaintances here today. j; From Gold Hill Among business irUltore In Medford today was J. O. lonuston of Oold HU1, who also call ed on friends while here, fe - . I Transacts Business Medford resl 'denta transacting business . out of own yesterday Included Dick Kay. ivno called In Ashland. I ...... . J Jo Eugene S. Gans of Ban Fran cises, who arrived Sunday to trans act business here, left on the evening train for Eugene yesterday. I VUltlnB Here Miss Amelia Hart inann of Palo Alto. Cal.. Is among Medlord visitors. She Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hettkamp. f -Move to Ashland Mr. arid Mrs. J. ft Waulsby, lormerly of this city, have vLfen up residence in Ashland, where Ja?. Maulsby was transferred from his position in the Safeway rtore here. f Ulrlcli Anuva-Lowls Ulrlch. head of the nr.tlonal re-employnient associ ation In this vicinity, left by train foe Grants Pass this morning to transact business during the day. I Here yesterday B. L. Klngbury. Representing Alexander and Baldwin. Ltd., was In Medford yesterday on business mutters. He returned to his jpfflce in Portland last night. f Tonsil Removed Mrs. J. C. Spen cer of Eagle Point underwent an op eration for removal of her tonsils at the Osteopathic clinic and hlspltal yesterday. I HJl's Returns Dr. James C. Hayes. Irho has been absent from his office for the past week on a hunting and fishing expedition, returned today end was back at duty in his office. 1 Laeunlon Here Floyd Strahan of firome, Ariz., Is in Medford visiting 111 eon and dnughler-tn-law, Mr. and Mrs, w. C. strahan, In the first re union In 14 years. He win remain In Ee city some time on vacntlon. Announce Sale Grace circle of the ret Presbyterian church will hold rummage sale to be held Saturday at 31 South Riverside avenue, two doors south of Valentine's cafe. Mrs 0,'D, Bean, finance chairman of the group. Is in charge of the sale and payone wishing to donate articles Is Hqulsted to call Mrs. Benn, IIURSE PRAISES QUICK-ACTING VAN TAGE HERBS Choked and Breathless From Stomach Gas Weak Kid neys Broke Up Sleep at U Night. "4 Bottles Van-Tage Brought Quick Relief I" Tes tifies Oregon Nurse. ' Tor seven deaperate years & promi nent Oregon nurse, Mrs. F. M. Rus ell of 818 8.W. 5th Ave.. Portland. Oregon, suffered almost CONSTANT MISERY from sour stomach, bloating gas and weak kidneys. Thu this not- Ft I found VAN-TAOE wonderful. Bo I gladly endorse ll to all nt friends." trsMflon Mr?. F. M. niifc sell, prominent Portltand nurse. im t. nurse, who has had experience 3 eTlth hundreds of remedies, found the fcaw Medicated Herb Medicine. VAN frAOE which druggist at Young's Inif Store report la the medical sen ktlom of Medford. Read carefully her markatile testimonial: iFood Turned to Gas "For the past 18 years I have done iralug Work here In Portland and a veil known about the city, and I font to give you my statement and help spread the news about Van-Tage pong all my friend, for I have kind It tc be a wonderful medicine lid worthy of a person's full endorse ment. For 7 years I was a victim of pur stomach, gas and bloat. My leal soured as quick as J ate them pd turned to gas. I had to get up 4 f ft times every night to relieve my pdseysl I didn't know where to Bra. but finally I found Van-Tace fed now want to say to everybody at what this great compound did or me was nothing fthort of mlracu itu. I est and nlepp normally for th? jrst time In SEVEN YEARS, and I pdorse It to all my friends." I Nature 8 Own Herbs tit Is the 31 Great Natural Htds In kn-Taze (compounded with nesrty Idorfn oiber valuable Ingredients, plch enable It to produce the amat ftg relief described above by Mrs. taaaeU. And Its price Is WITHIN THE EACH OP ALU For Just a few cent PT. you can the full benefit of e carefullv nelvted Herbs of Na . Soid In Medford at UUIIg O UlUg UkUIW Lin & S. Central. Phone 66 I PERSONAL Committee to Meet Announce ment was made today that the stunt committee of the Crater club will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock In Iht chamber of commerce. Raymond Reter will be In charge. Return from Vacation Mr. and Mrs, Paul Corwln have returned from a two weeks' vacation In San Fran cisco, where they were the guests of Miss Eleanor Emerlck, formerly of thla city. - , - - - 1 From Wood burn Mr. and Mrs, O. E. Corey of Wood burn, Ore., are spending a few days in Medford vis iting Mr. Corey's father, O. H- Corey of this city, and his sister, Mrs. C. A. Meeker. Plan for Week Fire Chief Roy Elliott and other Interested residents First Presbyterian church will hold of oommei u to dl scuss pi ana for local participation in Fire Preven tion week, which begins next Mon day. Wed In Grants Pass Announce ment has been made of the marriage of Henry J. Stover and Altne J. Gold, both of this city, which was solemn ized In Grants pass, September 31. Rev. J. B. Coan performed the cere mony. Young Deiuo Meet Members of Young Democrats will meet tonight at Democratic headquarters to hear a speaker from the Democratic cen tral committee, autllnlng plans for the coming campaign. AH those be tween the ages of 18 and 40 are In vited. Rummage Sale The Adult Mission ary society of the First Christian church will sponsor a rummage and plant and bulb sale In the building Just west of the Roxy theater. Fridny and Saturday, it was announced to day. Those having contributions should telephone Mrs. W. R. Batrdat 1632. Attend Celebration Among the large number of Medford residents attending the gold rush celebration in Vreka Sunduy were Mrs. Elwood Stra der, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smlck, Tom Glnn, Dorothy Eada, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bigelow, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Gold stein, Harry Elden, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Blerma, Hester Whitman, Clar ence and John T. Eads, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Webster, Dolph Guyer. Finds Rare paper Jimmy Valen tine, Medford cafe owner, who has bocn repairing hla summer cabin at Shady Cove, purchased some rolls of roofing paper from Ralph Stevenson at the Economy Lumber company. When he took the wrapper off one of the roll he found the paper was wrapped In newsprint. He examined one of the pieces and discovered It was a copy of the New York Horaid of Saturday, April 16.-186S. Tho copy Is printed on what looks to be mod ern paper, and may be a reprint from an old newspaper, Valentine believe. Fast Picture Service Pictures of the holocaust which destroyed Ban don were rushed to the Mail Tribune by airmail Monday from the Portland bureau of -the Associated Press. The pictures were also made available for tho Klamath Falls Herald and News, and tho Grants Pass Courier, by the same means. Allen Smith of the California Oregon power company, who was going to Klamath Fails on buslnoss, took the "mats" from the Mall Tribune office to the Klamath papers while A. E. Voorhles, publisher of tho Courier, sped here by auto to secure the "mats" for his paper. COPCO TO CUT RATES TO CALIFORNIA TOWNS BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30. (AP) The railroad commission authorized the California Oregon Power company today to reduce Its rate to consumers at Yreka, Weed. Scott Valley, Trinity, Mount Bhasta City, Montague, Horn brook. ' Grenada. Edgewood Dorrls, Castella and Dunsmulr. The' commission's engineers esti mated the annual saving to con sumers would approximate ajaoo. The new rates go Into effect Octo ber 1. 1 Ose Mai'. Tribune want ads AIDS SLUGGISH STOMACH, LIVER AND KIDNEYS Sour ' Stomach, Painful Gas, General Run-Dowrt Feel ing Art Dangerous Warning Bignalsl How long htve you been suffering with sour, wesk stomach, belching up foul gaa and half -digested food? Is your tongue coated your breath offensive? Do you hsve to get up several times every night with your kidneys los ing needed rest, causing you to drag around Uhtleasly all day? How long since your bowels havo moved naturally? Have you grown to depend on harsh purgatives, lsxs tlves, physics? A World War Mrdlclne. You've trted medicine after medi. cine, of course. You've probably taken treatment for years, but you've never tried Williams S.L.K. Forumla. This preparation was originated dur ing the World War by sn army doctor and. Improved in line with modern scientific advances. Is available now to sufferers tn Medfnrd at Heath's Drug Store. It's bringing glorious new health at last, by I's tonic ac tion on the stomach, overcoming nsusea. indleestton. gas. bloat. It flushes poisons from Kidneys by Its diuretic action and stimulates liver action to furnish stomach with bile needed to .-"tlmulst digestion. Re Uoes you from getting up nights with fAk bladder. Olves bo-els a great rlesnslng. Get a bottle today at Heath's Drug Store. Your money will be cheerfully refunded If you are not entirely sat isfied with the very first bottle -lAuv.) CHICAGO, Sept. 39. ( AP-USDAI HOGS 12,000; steady to 15c higher; top, $10.45; bulk desirable 300 to 350 lb., H0.OO 10-35: most well finished 160 to 300-lb., 19 as$ 10-25: compar able light lights. S8.85e9.e5; best sows. S9.35. CATTLE 9000. calves 1500; all kill ing classes -firm; -trade active: top $10.50 paid for medium weight steers; best yearlings, S10.S5; 1367-lb. aver ages. J10.35; bulk better grades. $9.35 upward; Blockers and feeders slow but a little higher than late last week: all she-stock slightly higher: weighty sausage bulls up to as.90; vealera strong, largely aii.O0gll.5O; few selected to 113.00. SHEEP 11,000 tat lambs active; strong; other clssses steady; . bulk range lambs, $9.50 down: range sec onds to killers) S8.358.50; most fat natives, $9-2509.50 to packers: few to small killers, $9.05 w 9.85; most range ewes, $3.50 ft 3.50: double plain 40-lb. feeding lambs, $8.00. SOUTH BAN .FRANCISCO, Sept. 29. (AP-USDAI HOGS 500. direct 300; butchers fully 15c higher, top $10.90 on big load 300 to 315-lb. Cali fornia: about two loads 157-lb. aver ages $10.85. sorted 16 head $10.60; sows practically absent, few heavies $7.50, good quoted to $8.00. CATTLE 100. direct 30, holdovers 80; all classes In light supply; steers nominally steady, load medium short fed steers. $7.40: part load medium 1030-lb. grassers, $0.35, lightly sorted, good light fed steers absent, quoted $8.00 (S8.50: cowa scarce, steady to strong; few medium range cows, $4.50 &4.S5; scattered sales low cutters and cutters, $3.25 4.00; bulls quoted mostly $5.60 down. Calves 15; prac tically all direct; nominal; lute Mon day, few plain vealers. $4.00 5.00: choice quoted $9.00 8 9.50. SHEEP 1500, direct 1410; hold overs 425: lambs, mostly sleady with Monday's decline; two decks good 77 to 80-lb. wooled Oregon lambs. $8.35. sorted 35 per cent at $7.33; part deck medium and good pelt lambs, $8.00, sorted 10 per cent; part deck 106-lb yearlings and wethers, $6.00; ewes, around 25 to 60c lower for two days. Late Monduy: Bulk 108 to 118-lb. medium and good slaughter ewes, S2.35(t2.50; txo decks Wyoming lambs placed In local feed lot. , Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 39. (AP) An advance of 1 cent In the price on medium extra eggs on the produce exchange tor the late session was tho only change made during the day. . BUTTER Prints, A grade, 37V4c lb. In parchment wrappers, S8o lb. In cartons; B grade, parchment wrap pers 3640 lb., cartona 37.o lb. BUTTERPAT (Portland delivery general price): A grade delivered at least twice weekly, 88V4a414o lb.: country routes. 30',& g 39 !o lb.; B grade, 38(3 390 lb.; C grade at mar ket. B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Buying price, butterfat basis, 53 ',40 pound. EGGS Buying prlco by wholesal ers: Extras, 310 doff.; standards, 35c doz.; extra medium, 33c doz.; low me dium firsts, 18o doz.; under grade, 100 doz.; pullets, 1315o doz.: poo wees, 8c doz. . CHEESE Oregon triplet, lOe; Ore gon loaf. 19c; brokers will pay V4 below quotations. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price t retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers under 150 lbs., 140 lb.: vealers No. 1, 15gl5o lb.; light and thin, 10313c lb.; heavy, 84o lb.: cutter cows, 7a8c lb.; canner cows, 7a7'4o lb.; bulls, 9t9',4c lh.; lambs, 15c lb.; ewes, 57c lb. LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery, buying price: Colored hens over 4V4 Ins., 17 at 18c: under 414 . 18$ 19c; leghorn hens, 11 12c lb.; leg horn broilers, li lbs., 17318c lb., over 1 Ins.. 16 is 16c lb.; roosters. 8$9c lb. POTATOES Local, $1.90a2.00: De schutes, $3; Klamath No. 1, $3.00. Yakima No. 1, $3.00 oentsl. ONIONS Oregon, l-26tl,30 cen tal: Yeklmas, Mft2i cental. CANTALOUPES The Dalles, $1.15; Hearts of Oold, $1.26 crste; Valley Spears, $1.00 crate: Dlllard, $1.00j 1.15 crate. WOLL Nomlual; Willamette Val ley medium, 30c lb., coarse and braids, 280 lb.; Eastern Oregon, 23 a 23o lb.; croea bred. 25826c lb. HAY Selling price to wholesalers: Alfalfa, No. 1 $16: Eastern Oregon timothy, $18.00il8.50 ton; oate and vetch, $13.00j 13.00; clover, $13.00 ton Portland. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Sept. 39. ( AP-U8DA) Wheat: Open High low doss Dec. 1.14'i 1.14'i 1.I3H 1.18V4 Mar 1.12 1.131, 1.1IH I.1IH July 1.01'i 1.0114 .98i .9814 Corn: Dec. .95H 554 .94'i S5V, Mav J0V4 .9014 -80i .9014 July .8014 M .8614 .8614 Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Sept. a. (AP) Hol land Is buying wheat In Portland and other north European ports are re ported as bidding for supplies. Wheat: Open High Ivw Close May 97',; 97'i 87',i B7U Dee. ft . (84 Cash wheat: Big Beud blueslm, h. 13 prt. 1.0.1; dark hard winter )S pet.. II 17: 13 pet. 11.11: 11 pet.. Vicks Va-tro-nol WGULA SUE 30c 105; toft white and ireatem white, 9 2b 1 hard winter, e9; weatern red Mo. OaU, No. a whlt 30.00. gray $30.00. Barley, Ho. 3-45 lb. B. W. $35.00. Corn, No. 3 -eastern Y, ahlp $49.30. Argentine, $40.00. MUlrun standard. $36.00. Today'e car receipt:. TCnent 33; barley 3; flour 13; bay 1. Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Sept. 29. (AP) The stock market picked Its way carefully today and moat. of Its buying atten tion was highly selective. Outcome of the European currency situation was said to have kept some trsders on the sidelines. The activity was relatively small.. Transfers ap proximated 1.350,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 select ed stocks follow: - - Al. Chem. & Dye 774 Am. Csn m Am. & Fgn. Pow , , ,,, . 7 A T. & T. 174K Anaconda . Atch. T. & 8. P. Bendlx Avla. ... Beth. Steel' ; California Pack'g. Caterpillar Tract - Chrysler .., Coml. solv.' Curtlss-Wrlght Dupout Oen. poods Gen. Mot. Int. Harvest. 1. T. & T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. c.) Phillips Pet. Rsdlo Sou. Rnc , Std. Brands .. St. Oil Cal . St. OH N. J. . Trans. Amer. 39 7914 30 68 J 38 8014 122 . 15 614 162 40 . 60 834 13 I18 49 31i po4 41 ?i 1015 .. 43 15'i 36 60ft : 1314 9614 24 H 704 Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U S. Steel. Hun Francisco llutter. BAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 39. Butter, score: oa-.tflu ni.s. on 33)5; 89-33. .' ' SACRAMENTO, Sept. 39. yp) Churning? cream butterfat: First grade 4014; second grade 3714, sliver NEW YORK, Sept. 29. (AP Bar silver steady and- unchanged at 44",c. FOR FIRE RELIEF Generously responding to the Red Croas plea made yesterday for .relief funds to aid bomeleas and hungry resident of fire devastated coast towns, Medford people had donated approximately $200 by this afternoon. Thla figure did not Include contri butions from Aahland and Eagle Point, which hae not been reported as yet. George Frey, chairman of the Jack son county Red Cross chapter, stated that the wholo-hearted response was highly encouraging, but that It wns hoped the county quota of $460 could be raised by tomorrow or the next day, so that thla county may be the first to report auccesa. Clothes. Frey aald, are not needed, rs they are being furnisher by fed eral relief agencies. Articles of clothing which have been constructed by women WPA . sewing clasaea and held over In Portland for just such an emergency, arc being distributed rapidly, he pointed out, ana are am ple In number and kind for all needtt. Money donations may bo left at any Medford or Ah)and bank or the bank at Engle Point or paid directly to the local Red Croea office to the court house. - Contributors are reminded to leave their names and addresses so that receipts may be sent them. CARAVAN WEDNESDAY TO BOOST TALENT FETt A caravan advertising the Talent pear and tomato show PYlday and Saturday will circle the valley to morrow, advertising the civic pro ject. A band will be In the en tour age. All cltlee and towns In th val ley will be vial ted, with th- parade arriving here for a demonstration about 3 o'clock In the afternoon. SWEM'S . BOOK CLUB A yenr't membership at $1.00 entitles yon to read any of the books In our cir culating; library without further cost. SWEM'S At that very first WARNING SNIFFLE . . . Use this unique aid for preventing colds, especially designed for nose and throat whtre most colds start. Used in time Va-tro-nol helps to avoid many colds oouue QUANTITY 50c On Rialto Bill W V-sSL Stuart Erwln. Florence Rice and Paul Kelly share stnrrlng honors In 'Women Aro Trouble.' which heads the double bill showing nt the Rtiilto theater for tomorrow and Thursday. The atorv goes thus: Cltv Editor Blaine and his top re porter. Cnsev. were good- friends until Ruth Lolen went to work on The Stnr. Then trouble began. For one thing, war between tho police and a gang of post-prohibition racketeers broke wide open, with The Star lead ing the cleanup fight. . When Ruth scooped Cuaey by pull ing headline news from the very cen ter of the enemy camp, the war en tered their own front yard, with botn Ruth and Blaine finally getting kid naped and sentenced by the gang's own court to death. "I Stand Condemned'? Is the other featuro playing on the nmo bill with "Women Are Trouble," Harry Baur, freat dramatic star, Is starred In the title role. - IIIUIVU PASSES, AGED 63 Josper Hlckson, 0.1, ' resident of southern Oregon since 1007, living raosi. w uic umo ai .agia r oint, Ore gon, passed away at a local hospital, Monday evening artcr a week's Ill ness. He Was a native son of Oregon, having been born at Eugene, No vember 26, 1872. A man of tine Christian qualities, lio will be missed by a wide circle of friends. He leaves to mourn his passing three sons, Frederick, of Hood River, Ore.; Lester of Salem, Oregon, and (Mlfford Hlcksoh of Eagle Point, Ore.; two sisters, Mrs. , Ella Keller, Rose burg, ore., and ono sister living In nedland, Calif.; two brothers, Ed ward Hlckson of Klamath Palls, Ore, and Eugene Hlckson of Dlllard, Ore., and sis grandchildren. Funeral scrvlces-'will be conducted fiom tho Perl Funeral Home Thurs day afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. w. R. Balrd officiating. Inter ment will take placo In the Jackson ville cemetery. , Join ErHELWYN B HOFFMANN'S Hosiery Cluo. Ever; I3th pair tree. A number of private Industries In New Zealand have adopted the 40 l.otlr work aieelt. mm AHYT1ME- Today and Wed I HERE IT IS! The show that set the 'mmlcnl puce for 10.16 . . ttani . oii(r hits . everythlngt Also Selected Shorts! i In Musical Hit . m J Hurry Kk-ltmt.ii. king of Broadwavs musical ntfmes. and Rvwhelle Hudson, queen of Ilollvwood s acrvous. re tenmed topf ther In "Music Goes 'Round. " plavlng at the Roxy theater todaj and Wednesday, borne of tho mofo prominent In the cast aro Wal ter Connolly. Karley and Hlley. com podera of tho tune. "Tiie Music Goes Hound.'- and Mlchnel B.irtlett. "Pepper" Coming l't'ppor. June Withers: new com cdv hit. come.s to tho Crfterlnn the ater for tomorrow only, und, ocoord lng to advance reports, promises to be the most hilarious hit In the little miss succession or triumphs. Irvln S. Cobb and Slim Bummer vllle, two of filmland's most popular funsters, are featured with Jane with the cant nlso Including Dean Jngger Muriel Robert. Ivan Lebedeff, Mau rice Cans and Rom nine Callonder. In "Pepper," June plays a window busting, shin-kicking, tomato -throwing half-pint Robin Hood of lower New York whoso pranks have the en tire neighborhood In a constant up roar. : t RELEASE DeJONGE ON BAIL PENDING APPEAL SALEM, Ore,, Sept. 30. (AP) The state supreme court allowed release today of Dirk Dejongo on 92600 ball pending appeal on his conviction and Ben ton co of seven years In tho state penitentiary for criminal syndicalism. Defense attorneys for Do Jongs now In the penitentlsry, appoalod to the supremo court of the United Btntes ADAM W- J l I StlUWI i jj3 J 0 0:46-0:16 N 1 f 0 PAUL KELLY r Jgfi, FLORENCE BICE ( W W j Hurryl They End Tmillel MiW "PUBLIC "NAVY J'J'g ENEMY'S WIFE" BORN" PSSiii?- . Jl rffafi Kiirnpe sent you Jinin ti'P,Vn?1i$:'f'i tfB ""1 'a",1,on now Wri M I ""0",, wl" """" SiV"! Sl ''r mean lo you "one of the WrJe HARRY BAUR WAWAM& LAURENCE OLIVIER after the state court upheld the conviction and refused to granj a re hearing. Hla arrest followed alleged participation In communistic activi ties in oPrtland. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WILL the perwn who took tho child's 7-tpper sweater by mistake at Rialto Saturday please return to Rialto or 3ia Portland Ave. UNFURNISHED house, 1237 N. River side. KOR. RENT Bachelor apartment, and rooms. 414 8. Riverside, WANTED Middle-aged man to room and board; heated room; $25.00. 414 9. Riverside. LOST A large amoks colored Persian cat. Please phone any InfonnnUoii to 417-J-3. WANTED Ladv to help with house work part time. 3'JU W. 8th. FOR SALE Small cash register, good condition: priced right. Tel. 223. WANTED Largo brooder stove. Tel. 14-F-32. LOST Elgin, white gold. Hnguotte wrist watch. Return to O. Dwyer. M. M. Dept. Store. Reward. WANTED Orchestra to play Sattir day nlKht at Dutch MHI, Klamath Junction. FOR RENT 3 -room ftirnlshed house, well furnished; either . electric or wood range. 701 Wost 11th . LEASE Whole Interest In service station on Crater Lake Hwy.; for sale to right party, it interested, write P. O. Box 1074, Medford. LOST Sunday night, man's brown suit coat, between Relnklng Trans fer and Berrydale. Reward. Re turn to Relnklng Transfer. Tel. 333. TRADE Span of mares, 200 lha for good light car. Orval Chlldroth, Ross Lane. WANTED Pear pickers, long Job. Phonn fill-J-1. FOR UKNT ft -room n.odern house , near schools. Calt at 520 Dakota, .altor 5 o'clock. 1 WANTED Cletrao or tractor; for sale 3 horses, 1600 and 1(100 lbs. Also fire -killed atumpaKO. Phone 307. Jacksonville. Henry Mnnklns. NICE ROOM for rent. 718 Ho. Oakdale BACHELOR apt., 445 8. Front. CONVALESCENT HOME. 163 Granite St., Ashland, Ore. Beautiful placo to spend winter. Our LUhlu water Is "Rood for what alls you." Como and try It. FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment. 010 East Main, Call Butler at 106 or 1147-W, AFTER 17 years experience wo should know how to reflnlsh your car as you wish I See Mich. Auto Beauty Shop, 00B 8, Riverside. FOR LEASF Reasonable terms, ser vice station oppoalte Pino Cone. Phono 062, Medford, for informa tion. iVlUUtKN WUIVIbh Niad Not Sufftf monthly pain and rlelny due to (ili,nrvoiialrBiu.eiiMui"riiimUnr rnuiw. (;tik-chni-trni Diu innii(lltrnll'illi aro etlecdva, rcliablfl ml sivaUulck Ktutr nn ii ay nil aruKffMlA lorovrr 4.1 vim. mik tor -THI plHOND Vy BSAHD" , Mats . , 210 Kvra , . 35c Klilillra . loo i Tomorrow & Thursday HAD HIS TROUBLES STUand PAUL DID TOO! She got In their hair . . In foot she beat thorn to all ' their blg-g-ast lewspaper breaks I TOMATOES for sale. Bring boxes and pick, 25c lug. T. J. Parsons, Phoenix. FOR SALE Work horses, one 16KMb. 6-year-old. Roy Howard, Ross Lane. ANYONE having for sale White Leg horn pullets ready to lay, write Mrs. Lola Bray. Horubrook. Cal. WANTED Few experienced pear pickers. Marshall Orchard. Phone 770-L. FOR RENT l -room partly furnished house on Thomas rood, $15.00. Key at Dark's Grocery, FOR RENTTroimh ings. 1 acre. Oak Grove road. 3rd houso left aide. FOR RENT Sleeping room, Yt block from postoffice. Call 1581-L. FOR RENT Large, heated apartment. Private. filB S. Oakdale. TO votr at November election you must register not later than Oc tober 3rd, To show your good citi zenship Do It today. Jackson Coun ty Democratic Central Committee. fg2Z3Ends Tonight! izsTomorrowOnly i WMIIW .. , J Onod old down-lo- enrth drams . . with laiith provoking enm edy that will make you fesl at homel I Starts THURS! jaJ8 MORE IAUGHS rAORE TUNES . MORE NAWES MORE SWING MORE EVER V-T ulkin THAN l"B!H KTMANKS A K MIUION'MV- y'i! .ji, m . . eiur r IALICt tfti ' UHrHEMBWU' ted HEAIT Mi aOS and W T a HOT I v Pnoa'MT,'",nirn-io f 1 id i it Adv.