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MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1936. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and From Elk Creek Qua Edler of ' 21k creek transacted business and ealled on friends here yesterday. - Rosenberg South Harry Rosenberg left by train last night for Ssn Fran' Cisco where he planned to make a short business visit. . Call In Ashland Medford callers In Ashland last week-end Included Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Aya, who transacted business there Saturday. Calls In Phoenix Medford resident calling out of town recently Included Can Brommer, who transacted busi ness In Phoenix Saturday. .. To Sprlnffleld E. a. Narregen, Jcnlted States deputy marshal, motor- ed yesterday to Springfield where he transacted official business. He re turned to Medford last nlgbt. Onus Fire Chemical crew of the fire department was called at 11:10 this morning to put out a grass blaze behind the residence of a. D. Loonle, 318 Portland avenue. No damage was done. Meet for Parade Members of the Degree of Honor Protective associa tion participating In the Armistice day parade are requestea to meet in the Allen hotel lobby at 10:30 to morrow morning. . Visit Grandmother Alfred Claw son. Wlnefred Glllcrlst and Bernloe Clawson of Ashland were among out. of-town callers here Saturday, visit ing Mrs. Anna Clawson. grandmother of Alfred and Bernlce Clawson. Make Purchase Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vinson of this city yesterday completed purchase of the Harry Lyle property In Berrydale. Mr. Vinson Is employed at the Medford corporation mill. Mot to Ashland Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Langston, formerly of this ctty, have taken up residence &t 31 Union street In Ashland. Mr. Langston has been transferred from the Medford gas service department to the Ash land department. Visiting Here Mrs. Grace Mills of San Fernando. Cal., arived In the alley recently to visit relatives heje. . Bhe Is spending her time with her . mother. Mrs. M. E. Davis, and broth rs, B- N. and W. G. Davla of Phoenix and with her sister. Mrs. Jessie Hook er, of this city! Extension Meeting Talent exten sion unit will hold a meeting for aalsd demonstration Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Each attending Is to bring sandwiches for lunch and salads will be served it noon. Anyone In terested Is Invited to attend, the an nouncement stated. Place of meeting Is in the city hall. Orchestra Rehearsal First general . rehearsal of the season for the Med ford Junior symphony orchestra has been scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock In the K. P. hall, Director John E. Knight announced today. 4 He urged all members to be present ) . as work la to be started for winter appearances. Low Reading Weather bureau fig urea today showed that this morn ing's low temperature of 30 degrees has not been equalled so far this sea son. The mercury dropped to 31 de grees November 3 and to 33 degrees yesterday morning. Highest yester day was 61 degrees. Forecast was for continued fair weather with not much change In temperature. : Visiting Son John Blanch!, propri etor of City Gardens on the Jackson ville highway. Is visiting his son Ave roy In Marysvllle, Cal. He plans to spend about two weeks with hi son who is employed In a Marysvllle or chestra. Mr. Btanchl la recuperating from a series of major operations which he underwent here recently. He Is reported as Improving slowly but steadily. (vHUUtKN WOMEN NtttJ Not Sufftr monthly pain anddHiy due to rolda.narvoua strtio, eiponmeoraimiiat chums. Coiche-ttriL)iamntid Brand 1'ills aw flectiTe, reliable and ve Quirt tuiftt. ooia ay aJl arujsu i or over wywi. ntim So Crippled He Could Not Walk Beridden Rheumatic Invalid Drives Auto After Tak ing R. TJ. X. THI DIAMOND MAMO" SZf Sufferers from a t a b blng. aching rheumatic pains will be rejoiced to bear of the amazingly quick action of WIL LIAMS R. O. X. VCOMPOUSO upon a Nevada man who sutrer ed so with rheu matic pains that Aftfr g Years of n:verh0bUeBl.b,.h?o 'TXZT work again. This R'"" 'J,t Is his sworn statement: "I have suffered -.r!tr. Hhciirnatlsm for the past 18 rear. For the lat si mnnilK. up until a month ao. I a a wmt-lmalld. I was In bed half the time. I tried every remedy 1 had ever heard about. Nothing seemed to give me anv relief. I gnt to the place where I thought I would never be ahlr to work attain. "Mv le heard of WILLIAMS R.I'. V roMI'nrsn and she nought a but tle and I began taking II. In a week's lime I was getting my rest at night without milking my lets In hot woter to temporarily relieve mv puln. I c ret around now without help and ran drlie mv ear. shift gear,, apply brakes wit In. in pain!" MR. J. I'. tRLV I.INO. Elm Ml.. Reno Noaila. MONEY-BACK fil AHASTEE Other sufferers from rheumatic rains can try WILLIAMS R. O. X. COMPOUND without risking one penny Your own local druggist, the well - known Medford drug store, i Heath's, guarantees to refund every rent you paid If you return emptv bottle and carton within 10 days nl ran honestly say you are not entirely rcj9vc4 PU. (Adr PERSONAL From Sams Valley Earl Weaver of Sams Valley was transacting business In Medford this afternoon. Visits Here Bob Nelson of Fern Valley called on friends and trans acted business here yesterday after noon. Get License A marriage license waa Issued at the Josephine county clerk's office In Orsnts Pass Satur day to Ira Dale Hardin and Lelab Marian Baker, both of Rogue River. Juveniles to .March All members of the Degree of Honor Juvenile club are requested to meet at 10:15 o'clock tomorrow morning at South Ivy and Main streets to march In the Armis tice Day parade. Called to Parade AH veterans of foreign wara and overseas veterans were requested today to assemble at Ivy and Main streets at 10:30 to morrow morning for participation In the Armistice day parade. Writers to Elect League of West ern Writers will meet Saturday after noon at 3 o'clock at the Hotel Med ford, It was announced today. All members are particularly urged to be present as new officers will be elected. . Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Wilson and children. Daisy Ann, Sally Mae and Nancy Jean of Ell, Minn., left by motor Saturday morning to return home after a visit here with Mr. Wtlson'as parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Wilson. The visitors planned to go east via California and to atop In Sioux City. Iowa, to visit friends. Utlllie Airport Arrivals at the Medford municipal airport yesterday Included Sgt. O. N. Bleslot, piloting a Fokker transport, Lieut. V. M. Douthlt, In a Fatrchlld transport, and Cadet R. B. Faulkner, In a Douglas reconnalsance ship, all of whom were en route from Parsons field. Vsn couver. Wash., to Hamilton field, Cal.: and Cadet L. J. Powers, piloting a Martin bomber, en route from Ham ilton field to Port Lewis, Wash. They all continued their flights after their shlpa had been serviced. Legion Meeting All Legionnaires were asked today to attend an Im portant meeting of Medford post No. 15 at K. P. hall tonight. Pinal ar rangements for the big Armistice day program will be made and several other matters of Importance discuss ed during the business session which will be brief, officers ssld. Medford post Invites all ex-6ervlce men to Join In the annual observance of Armlstlc day tomorrow and to par ticipate In the entire day's program. All World war veterans should as semble at the city park at 11 a. m. to march In the parade aa a mark of tribute to their fallen comrades, offlcera pleaded. Renew Friendships Lieut. Grant H. and Mrs. Edwards of Rcedsport were renewing friendships here to day, having come to Medford to at tend the CCC conference and offi cers' dsnce at the Hotel Medford to night. Lieut. Edwards Is now sta tioned at Camp Walker in the Van couver Barracks district. At the be ginning of the civilian conservation corps ho was stationed In the Med ford district and la well known here. Mrs. Edwards before her marriage was Miss Irva Fewell, Medford resident and Journalist, and she haa numer ous friends In the valley. Lieut, and Mrs. Edwards arrived here by auto mobile last, night and will leave for home tomorrow morning. 4 1937 PROSPECT WASHINGTON. Nov. 10-(AP) Turkey eaters were given causev for thanksgiving today In a government report that more of the birds are strutting around the nation "a farms this fall than In any previous au tumn. Compared to beefsteaks and pork chops, the arg .culture department added: "Turkey prices probably will be low thla year." The drumstick and gizzard trade was warned, however, that feed scarc ity may cut the turkey supply next year. There are now 20,000,000. There'll be plenty of turkeys on the market thla fall, but they'll be smaller and younger than usual, tht department predicted. The outlook for chickens, geese and ducks is similar, the department re ported. BUTTER STOCKS UP SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10. (AP) Stocks of butter in the hands of Pacific coast dealers at the end of last week were 7,776,820 pounds, compared with 3,928,264 a year ago and 2,303.911 two years ago, the mar ket service reported today. Prices M all grads, cut cent yesterday, apparently responded to relatively large supplies. Top grade today was 34 Vi cents at wholesale, while 01 and B0 scores wem 33 cents and TO score 314c. Chief Increases in supplies were at los Angeles, Oakland, Portland and San Francisco. Tnh.p Rock Council. R. As S M.. stated assembly, Tuesday evening, Nov. 10th, K. m. w.usuN. eciy. U C STEWART. HI. Master. Don't Sleep When Gas Presses Heart Tf wAiir Mftmrh ( urf. if rtt -n'l ( or p'ep and twful it btnadnc ', p.-rM Ii-art mod l-:nr. irr )it on 1nt nt A'l'TtV. A'!'Mk rti of C n4 r'iin p'itvi e-it of lfTH at) ordinary lahii-.t io not t. rtach. Jarmin i Drug Store Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 10. (AP) Hogs 150; market active, unevenly s:eady to 10 higher; good to choice 165-215 lb. drive-Ins S9.75-90; 330 260 lb. weights 19 35-50; light lights mostly 99.25: few slaughter plga 99.10; packing sows mostly 17.50; good 92 lb. feeder plga $7 75. CATTLE 50. calves 10? market about steady with limited supply; few com mon to medium steers 5.85-7 00; common grades down to 15, cutters down to $4-00; common to medium nelfets $4.35-5.50; low cutter and cut ter cows $3.50-3.35; common to me dium grades $3.50-4.35; fairly good beef cows $4-50; bulla mostly $4. SO BS, choice 260 lb. calves 98.00; veal era quotable to $9.00; few common 300-425 lb. calves $4.00-5.00. SHEEP 100; market steady, one lot good 91 lb. trucked-ln lambs $7.50; few lots medium, grades $6.50: com mon ewes $1.50, choice quotable to $3.00. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10. (AP-PSDA) HOQS 60. direct 335; uneven; butchers mostly steady to 10 higher; bulk 170-340 lb. weights 10.35 40. top 10.40 freely late; 134-137 lb. slaughter pigs 10.00-29, few 73 lb. weights 7.00; packing sows 7.00-8.00 CATTLE 125, direct 10; all classes In light supply, steers strong at re cent advance; load medium 915 lb. weights off beet tops 8.00; few common-medium steers from local feed lot 6.00-7.25; medium grass and warmed-up helfera 5.50-6.00; odd lots beef cows to 5.00; few cutter-common cows 4.25; medium-good bulls 4.75 5.75. Calves 00. direct 10; little changed, load medium-good 233 lb. Oregons 8.50; sorted 18 head 303 lb. 7.50; choice vealera qxioted to 9.60. SHEEP 1,450, direct 1,060; holdovers 250; lambs moderately active, steady; two decks good 84 lb. wooled Oregon lambs 8.50; package good 83 lb. Cali fornia medlum-pelt lambs 8.40. few 8.35; good-choice 94 lb. early shorn Csllfornla lambs 8.35; two short-decks 113 lb. medlum-pelt ewes 3.00, sorted 10 percent. CHICAGO. Nov. 19. (AP-USDA) HOOS 30.000; opened slow; 6-10 low er than Monday's average; bulk good and choice 190-260 lbs. 9.50-65; 9.70 paid, 9.76 bid: most 150-1801bs. 9.14 46: packera talking 10 or more lower; sows scarce, steady; bulk better kinds 9.36-40. CATTLE 11,000. calves 3,000; strict ly grain fed steers and yearlings fully steady; fairly active; all other grades unevenly steady to 36 lower, slowfat cattle selling rather freely at 10.30 upward: top 12.00 paid for numeroua loads following sale of 631 head at that price on Monday; today's 13.00 cattle scaled 993 to 1134 lbs.; better grade helfera steady; others weak; cowa 10-15 lower; bulls and vealera steady. SHEEP 10,000; tat lambs moderate ly active, mostly steady, quality con sidered; bulk good to choice natives 8.76 but 9.00 paid rather frequently for choice offerings; boat held above 9.15: sheep and feeding lambs little changed; slaughter ewes 3.50-4.OO; feeding lambs 4.75-7.76, according to kind. Portland Produce - PORTLAND, Nov. 10 (AP) BUT TER Prints. A grade. 36o lb. In parchment wrappers, 36o lb. In oar tons; B grade, parchment wrappers, 34o lb.; cartons 36o lb. 8UTTERTAT (Portland delivery, general price) A grade delivered at least twice weekly. 38338c lb.; country routes, 36c lb.: B trade, 36360 lb.; O grade at market. B grade cream for market Buying price, buttorfat baals, 53V&C. BOOS Buying price by wholesal ers: extras. 35c; standards. 32c; extra medium, 33c; medium firsts, 33: undergrade, 16c; pullets, 13 a 18c; pee wees, 8c dozen. Cheese, country meat and live poultry, steady and unchanged. POTATOES Deschutes, 3.40 3.60: Klamath No. 1, 63.403.60; Yakima. No. 1, 2J83.40 cental. Onions, wool, hay, steady and un changed. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Nov. 10. (AP) Prices on the grain exchange continued on a nominal basis and .without change despite the late session weakness and loss at eastern points and abroad. There will be no session tomorrow (Armistice day.) Wheat: Open ' High Low Cloee May .06V4 -9814 9814 8V4 Dee. at ai .97 at Todays car receipts: Whest T, flour 2. hay 3. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, NOT. 10. Pr Whest: Open High Low Close Dec. 1.14-15 1.154 1.14V4 1.14 May 1.13V, 113V4 1W! 1.13i July 98-90V4 -99)4 .98H J814 Corn: Dec 1.03 1.03 1.014 1 .01 May new. .65-66 at .94 ah Old .96 .95 .94 4 July new... .93 .92 .91 -91 Old J114 .91 , 0 .91 San Francisco Rullerfat SAN PRANCIBCO. Nov. 10. (AP t'SDA) Butter, score. 93-3414; 9-183: (,0-83: 89-314. Follow Vicks Plan for Whan Colds THREATEN... VICKS VA-TRO-NOl Helps Prevent Many Cold t e Mil Fn4mt tt Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Nov. 10. (AP) Re cent leaders, Including steels and motors, fell back In today's stock market, while a wide assortment of speclsltles pushed Into new high ter ritory with gains of fractions to 2 or more points. Sharpness of the poet-election ad vsnce, brokers said, caused selling of pivotal Issues. Bright business news apparently spurred the climbing group. Transfers were around 3,700, 000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: AI. Chem. & Dye ... Am. Can 241 128V4 . a 183 . S3V4 771, . 30 i 721 . 40 89 . 136 . 16 . . 1804 , 44 . 7SH , 101 14 . 140',! 641 30 10414 . 4714 im 44 J 171, 4i ; 68, 15 10414 25 7714 Am. At Fgn. Pow. A. T. c T Anaconda Atch. T. Ss a. I Bendlx Avla. . Beth. Steel . California Pack'g. Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solv. Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont - Gen. Poods Qen. Mot. Int. Harvest. I. T. la T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phllllps Pet Radio .... . Soti. Pac Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. . Trans Amer. Union Carb. ... Unit. Aircraft U. 8. Steel .... Pear Market Yesterday NE WYORK. Nov. 9. (AP-USDA) Pears: 25 cars arrived:. 7 California, 2 Oregon, 12 Washington unloaded: 25 cars on track; market slightly stronger for Boscs, slightly weaker for Anjoua, except Arm on fe wheat stocks; Oregon Boscs. 3434 boxes extra fancy, 62.10-85: average 63.43; 1692 boxes fancy, 12.05-80: average, 3.37; 2186 boxes No. 1. 62.05-90: average 62.64; Cornice, 418 boxes extra fancy, 62.20-45; average 62.87; 896 boxes fancy. 63.05-36: average 63.10; Anious, 198 boxes extra fsncy, 62.35 (3.00; average 63.43; 683 boxes fancy, 62.10 3.10; average 63.36; Washington Anjoua, 4560 boxes extra fancy, 63.00 ((3.55; average 63.40; 502 boxes fancy $1.8Si3.40: average 63.15; 3160 boxes unclssslfled, 61.65f3.6S; average 62.14: Bosca, 534 boxes extra fancy, 62.06-40; average 62.29; 120 boxee fanev. 61.902.25; average 62.18: Nells. 894 boxes extra fancy, 61.80-60; average 61.47: 654 boxes fancy, 61.10- 30: average 61-26. CHICAGO. Nov. 0, (AP-USDA) Pears'. 2 California, 4 Oregon, i wann Ington arrived: 12 cars on track; Ore gon Boscs. 1464 boxes No. I. 62.25-70, vet. A243: 60 boxes extra fancy 62.40-60. average 62.86; 689 boxen fancy, 62.35-60, average 62.44: Wash ington Boscs, 302 boxes unclassified 61.90912.15. average 63.10; Anjous om boxes unclassified. 82.16-55, average 62.24: 720 boxes fancy, 62.35-75, aver age 62.57. San Francisco Turkeys SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10. (AP) Dressed turkeys, loose, under 17 lbs., 22- 23: over 17 lbs., 22-23; young hens, 23- 34. SACRAMENTO, Nov. 10. (AP) Churning cream butterfat, first grade, S9; second grade, 8714. IS SANIA GLAUS NEW 'YORK, Nov. 10. (AP) Dt reetore of General Motors Corp. to day declared a "year-end" dividend of 61.60 a share on the common stock, and decided to distribute about 410,- 000,000 as Christmas bonus to em ployes. The year-end dlvudend, directors said, "represents the best Judgment of the directors as to the bslsnce of the estimated earnings for 1936 thst may be prudently distributed at this time." On September 13 tne regular quarterly dividend of 60 centa and an extra of 76 centa waa paid. A 6-eent an hour wage Increase also was announced today by the cor poration. Under the 610.000.000 "appreciation fund." In recognition of efforts by employes, the amount disbursed per Individual will be a minimum of 686 and a. maximum of 660, dependent upon the employes' rate of pay. The 6 cent an hour pay Increase, It wss said, will affect about 200.000 workers, 4 Markets To Close On Armistice Day NEW YORK, Nov. 10. (AP) All financial and commodity exchanges will be closed tomorrow, Armistice Dsy. November II, with the exception of vsrtous livestock markets. Cana dian security snd commodity ex changes will also observe the holldsy. With the exception of the Franco msrkets, all European exchanges will be open as usuel. Better Control of Colds If a Cold STRIKES... VICKS VAPORUB ' Holp End a Cold Quicker H wl Vl't Crl i-i Jean Arthur, Joel lV&a r9j! icvssfc A Jean Arthur's captivating charm, so much In evidence as "Mr. Deeds" enamorata will sparkle anew on the Crat?rlan theater screen tomorrow when she literally "goes to town" with Joel McCrea In "Adventure In Man hattan." "Adventure In Manhattan" relate the exciting escapades of a prominent detective story author whoh presumes to predict- the theft of various art On Roxy's Bill Riding on the crest of the current enthusiasm for football, "Fighting Youth" plays at the Roxy theater to day and tomorrow only. Charles Farrell stars with Ann Sheridan and Andy Devlne. LEG AMPUTATION FAILS SAVE LIEE OF (Continued from Page One.) Rhemm, probably on Thursday or Fri day. Walter Van Rhemm was born at Kannna City, Missouri, August B, 1013. He had been a resident of Sagle Point for the past seven months, coming to this district with his fam ily last spring. Ho leaves hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Van Rhemm, four brothers and two sisters. Vlllard and Norman of Raleigh, North Carolina, and Er nest and Herbert of Emporia. Kansas. One slater, Mr. Anton Pnuler, also lives In Emporia, and the other sister, Hellen Van Rhemm, lives with the family at Eagle Point. Funeral services will be In charge of the Perl Funeral Home, with ar rangements to be announced Inter. SCOUT WHY IS 10 Scout of Medford district will come together Friday evening at the Medford high school gymnasium for the first district Boy Scout rally. Scouts and Scoutera must be "on time" In order to win. The rally opens and roll call begins promptly at 7:39 p. m. Each troop will re celv 100 point for being 100 per cent on time. "Fourteen other events will bring total possible points to 3100," ac cording to Frank Hull, district oom mlsAloner, In charge of the rally. , Several hundred are expected to attend. Visitors are especially wel come and are asked to vote for their own neighborhood troop as they enter the door. "There will be no admission charge of any kind and those who have so generously assisted in making the Medford Community chest a success during the recent campaign for funds are especially Invited," accord, lng to Eugene ThorndJke, chest presi dent. "Th Community Chest Is anxious to show the people of the district what the character building agencies of the cheat are doing," said M. N. Hogan. chest executive committee chairman. "Please accept the In formal Invitation to an evening of good, cltsn entertainment." Look for the Trade Mark Use it daily for Y DdDys sKin "CINTS " ' -WA. " '"I mm McCrea Coming ;S?';. and Jewel treasures. Furthermore, he tm assigned by a newspaper to write, about these crlmes-to-be In a series of special articles. It la then that ho meets Jean Arthur, star of a play still in production, and launcfiiet the adventures that carry the two through every conceivable romantic and melodramatic complication that two young lovera on Broadway could possibly get Into. In Rialto Roles 1 1 ," a Claire Trevor and Cesar Romero head the oast of "18 Maiden Lane," which playa at the Rialto theater to morrow and Thursday on the double bill program with "Down the Stretch" featuring Mickey Rooney. Patricia Ellis and Dennis Moore. Miss Trevor playa the part of a society girl who goes amateur detec tive to help her father catch a sllk hatted gang of crooks who are prey ing on "Diamond Row," the heart of New York's Jewel center. Cesar Romero has the part of a fearless thief who outamnrta his competitors by getting on the "Inside" of the racket. Mlsa Trevor seta out to track Romero down, but finds herself in love with him Instead. The climax Is brought about in a refreshingly now manner. "Down the Stretch" tells the story of a boy and a horse, considered outcasts by the racing world, and their mad desire to win the Kentucky Derby for the woman who took them In. They win the race, but the sus pense they go through In doing so gives the picture what 1 satd to be a more than Interesting finale. The new blackface comedian, Willie Best, Is Included In the cast. Armistice Day Chicken Dinner will be served at the Knight of Pythlss hall by the Zlon Lutheran ladles. The price 40c. Dine & Dance TAP. IMnCR.MAN'll ORCH. Every Night at ' ERNIE'S 0ABTN0 Today and Wednesday Tr&S J v w i f t lL "ML ill Hescorsd Vsr '"urtid own l 1 Him love! 8 p o 1 a 1 Communication Medford Lodes No. 103. A. Qp 7. e A. M., Thursday, Nor. pose ot attending and con ducting th. funeral ot Brother Frans Culver. O. O. HORNER, W. M. S. M. WILSON, Seoy. 1 Stated Communication ot Reames Chapter, O. 5. S Thursday evening, Novem ber 13, at 8 o'clock. Initia tion and social night. Visit ing membera Invited. HATTIE M. ALDEN. Secy. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY NOTICE Anvone knowing the where abouts of Henry J. Sturm, please notify prank J. Sturm, care General Delivery, Medford, Ore. NEEDLEWORK. OIFTS. 10c up. Or ders taken. Mrs. TUley, 1115 W. 0th. ANVONE wishing to buy a practically new plsno at a bargain for cash only, address Mrs. C. W, Boyd, Cen tral Point. 14 ACRES, nest 8-nn. house, built Ina, screen porch, barn, garage, woodshed, fruit, lawn, deep soil; only 950. A. F. FLOWERS. 113 E. 13th. FOR 8LS Barred Rock cockerels and hens, 017 Western Ave. FOR RENT No. 103(1 West 8th un furnished, hardwood, fireplace, cir culating oil heater. J. O, Isaacson, Central Point. LOST Small red Airedale by name of Rusty. Reward. Phone 1444-J. FOR RENT Small furnished house; Frlgldalre; adults. 134 8. Orape. FOR RENT Large sleeping room; hot and cold water, shower.' 30 S. Fir. AUCTION SALE Saturday, Nov. 14. at Sale Pnvllion In North Medford. Have some good milk cows, 3 work horses, pigs; also some machinery, mower, rake, plows, grain drill, tools, etc. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. 1:4.1-0:4.1-0 2.V-35C-10C Tomorrow and Thursday! GAY, MAD ADVENTURE! In tht heart of "D!- jpp $im mom Row" . ; where A crooks and master sleuths exchange their nils for stolen Jewel,! CLAIRE TREVOR I CESAR ROMERO I D..,lM Snrin UT H.IW ON SAME BILL THE SPORT OF KINGS! i Racinff down the track in search of r: STRETClfg TlMrMfjhWtl Tumi, w PATRICIA EUIS MICKEY I00NEY DENNIS NOOIE I OSrtt . swat Cntaa Last Timei Tonight I OARY COOPER 'Mr, Deeds Goes to Town' Phi. ROBERT TAYLOR There's Always Tomorrow ""I 11 i Hcuire'trevor ! I ICESAR ROMERO I E ,1 0,lM Smtar UT H.IW J 3 vsrs TOR 8ALB Bourbon Sad and Karrs- (ansett Turmi lor Breedera: also baled hay. Mrs. W. S. Nicholson, Ross Lans. WORLD'S largest manufacturar needs today two crew me a and two local representatives. Transportation fur nished. Chrlstmss season on mat ing extra opportunities. Apply W. O. Crank, 3S Portland Am, after S p. m. COWS for sale Rt. 3, B-iz 3, Midway FOR SALE 45 breedlnf owes. W. ti. mwis, rdt w. jacason. fnona oas. W. B. GRUBBR Expert piano tuner In Medford limited time. For piano service call Baldwin Piano Shoppe, 339. WANTED airl to assist with house work and care ot children! go horns nights. Phone 645-Y. FOR SALE Brand new motor bike, cheap for cash. 810 S. Oakdale. 7or better biscuits Schilling Powder Hhows 1:49-0:45-9:15 5c-S5c-10o Tomorrow (Wed.) Only A MAD AND MERRY MUR. ' DER-AND MAT RIMONIAL HUNT...., ill ART'l J0EI McCREA She took hit money, fed him donghnuU and coffee, and then refused to marry the fuyl nduzntuna In niantatta with REGINALD OWEN THOMAS MITCHELL HERMAN BINO STARTS THURSDAY V WaBi Comedy and heart throb In hli finest down-to-earth p I c ture ilnoe "Mln Jt BiU" l.ailut Man on Earth with ERIC LINDEN 0ELIA PARKER Elizabeth Patterson Robert McWade Positively Rnds Tonljhtl v rlUR n.ii iiainii imp; img As e
