rEDFOTCD MATL TRTBUNT!. TSrEDFORD OREGON. THTTftSTVAY, DECEMBER 3, 1936.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
To Nebraska Leaving by train last
night wer Mr. and Mrs. Robert New
ton and three children, whose desti
nation was Ord, Neb.
Rosenberg North David Rosenberg
was among those leaving on the
northbound train last night. He was
to maice a short business visit In
Portland.
Tonsils Removed Patient m ty,
Osteopathic hospital today Included
w. H. siinger of 328 Haven street
and Mrs. H. E. Spannaus ot Beswlck.
Cal., both ot whom underwent ton
sllectomles this morning.
ttopLcdt
TO YOUR
FESTIVE BOARD
with
ST. CROIX RUM
Distilled from
whole sugar
cane juice
2V4 years
in charred
oak casks
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Cruzan Rum is made today from
whole augar cane juice by the pri
Tate planters of St. Croix just as It
has been made by generations of
these same families. That's why
Cruzan's mellow rum bouquet, na
rural color and real rum flavor are
prized by discerning drinkers. Be
cause St. Crotx is a U.S. possession,
you buy this 212 year old imported
rum at duty-free domestic prices.
Use it in your holiday drinks and
cooking for real taste thrills.
Try PIANTIR'S PUNCH tonight!
1 Jill" lemon juict, jigger grtnt
dlns or 2 teaspoons powdered ugir, .
Jiggers Oman Rum. 6 Urge ice cube.
Shake or stir until lee is well melted.
Serve in imall glutei with maraschino
cherry. This recipe serves S.
Code 485B Fifths . , . M.60
Code48SC HalfFifthi. . 85
St. Croix Sugar Cans Industrltt Sales Corp.
Port lend. Oregon
mm Why continue to
U 1 1 L W suffer? No man or
Lnij woman new! go on
ihhw suffering the pain,
pony and mental distress caused by
pile. One single box of MOAVA
SUPPOSITORIES, that cost only a
few centa will quickly and conclu
sively prove that the suffering can
be stopped; pain and distress ban
ished. If these soothing, comforting,
healing rectal conea don't do as we
say. money back. Western Thrift
Stores and all good druggists .
To Kansas Among those leaving
on a northbound train last night was
W. J. Gamrzla, who was bound tor
Wilson. Kas.
e
lift urns Home Returning home
yesterday waa Mrs. nwt?A PhvthiB
who spent the early part of this week
m oan rrancisco.
VlSlt In A&hlanrl Rfivnt Mnrlfni-H
visitors In Ashland Included Mr and
Mrs. A. W. Aya. who transacted busi
ness there Tuesday,
Back from Portland P. E. Samson
returned to Medford this morning
after spending several days In Port
land where he transacted business
in connection with his feed and seed
store.
Divorce sought Suit waa filed In
Roseburg today by Glen Brenner for
a divorce from Pearl B. Brenner on
the allegation of desertion, according
to the Associated Press. The couple
were married here November 29, 1933.
records showed.
Morris In Town W. X. Morris,
Table Rock farmer, transacted busi
ness and called upon friends in Med
ford today. It was 17 years ago yes
terday that he came to southern
Oregon, he recalled. Since then he
has become one of the state's most
widely known agriculturists,
Return to Medford Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Evans spent the first of the
week In Portland selecting spring
shoes for their store In this city
Among the most popular colors tor
the spring and summer season will
be navy blue, light grey and white
they said. They also reported that
gabardine footwear was prominent In
the sample displays.
Supper Planned Covered dish
supper will be held by Crater Lake
post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
and Its auxiliary before the regular
meeting in Medford armory at 7
o'clock tomorrow night. Members
were requested by Commander Etha
W. Wall to bring an eligible recruit
and his wife. Dancing is to follow
the business meeting.
Seal Honor Roll The first ten
schools In Jackson county to report
sale of their 1936 quota of Christmas
seals to tight tuberculosis, will con
stitute this year's honor roll, It was
announced today by Miss Mildred
Carlton, president of the Jackson
County public Health association.
sponsoring the drive. Antloch and
Oak Grove have already been grant
ed places on the list.
Juveniles to Meet Degree of Honor
Juvenile court will meet Saturday
morning at 11 o'clock In the F. O. E
hall. All members are urged to be
present as Important business Is to
be transacted, according to an
nouncement. An award will be
made to the one bringing the most
members, those In charge state. Those
attending are requested to bring
sandwiches for luncheon.
Talent Sought Medford Gleemen
directors today were looking for tal
ent for their Christmas program of
carols and a projected minstrel show.
Specialty numbers are especially
wanted for the show. Anyone desir
ing to assist Is Invited to the weekly
Gleemen rehearsals held every Tues
day night at 8, in the Baldwin Piano
Shoppe. Former Gleemen memDers
also are asked to report at the next
rehearsal ss a larger membership is
desired, directors said,
Returns Home Miss Marilyn
Nlckle, daughter of Mrs. Scott Davis,
returned to her home here from Port
land by train Sunday evening. She
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Davis
north several dsys sgo. The group
attended the football game at Eugene
and then continued their motor drive
to Portland and points north.
Thanksgiving Day was spent in Kelso.
Wash., with Mrs. Davis' sister and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Davis are to ,
remain In the northern city for an-!
other fortnight.
Send your washing to the new
Troy Laundry, 811 N. Central. Phone j
87.
Western Thriller Heads Rialto Bill
R. U. X. RELIEVES ARTHRITIS
j AFTER YEARS OF SUFFERING
California Woman Completely Disabled at Times
With Swollen Aching Joints
Arthritis, generally admitted the
most painful of all ailment clawed
at rheumatism, has battled medical
science for years. It attacks the
Joints which become enlarged and ex
crutlatlngly painful. Sufferers of this
dread disease usually experience In
creasing agony year after year In spite
of all that can be done to cure tliem.
Life becomea a burden of pain and
suffering with normal pleasures and
hopes only a dim memory.
A Message of Hope
If you are one of these unfortunate
sufferers, the message of Mrs. Anna
Moran. for 30 years a resident of
Woodland. California, will be a mes
sage of hope for you. She says:
"I have been troubled with aith
rltls for years, especially In my Knees.
Sometimes my trouble becsme so
severs that ! could not do my work.
Some friends urged me to take Wil
liams R II X. Compound and now.
r.fter taking only two bottles, 1 am
completely relieved of those awful
ltalns and get around fine. I can
truthfully say that R U.X. has been
a blessing to me."
Must Rcaih the Cause
You cannot hope for permment
icll'f by doping yourself with mere
pain killers, ointments, etc. Your
trouble Ilea deeper. A famoul World
War Doctor made an Intensive study
of this and other ailment that
cr.used so much suffering anions the
soldiers In Frsnce, and R U X. Is the
r.sult. A source of fcal Infection
r.ar rause the formation of snarp.
Jiscd uric acid crystals, wnlrii be-:
come emlxdded la la Joint aud j
Mrs. Anna Moran of SOS'4 Main
street. Woodland. California, owner
of Hie Algle Apartments, says R.U.X.
has been a real blr!ng to her.
muscles. These poisonous deposits
cause excruciating pain. The only
strulble way to reach these deposits
and eliminate these Is on the inside
f-ough the blood stream.
Williams R.l'.X. rnmpnind
Guaranteed
Williams R.U.X. Compound Is gusr
anteed to relieve you promptly or
It will cost you no'hlng. Oct a
bottle at Heath's today. If It docs
cot give you relief In 10 dy If
you are not completely satisfied In
eiery way take back the empty bot
tle and you will be refunded the full
purees prlc. A1'-
William Boyd listens as lovely Gall
Sheridan pleads for him to aid her
In clearing up the wild boom town
of Mesa Grande: George Hayes stands
by. It's a scene from "Hopalong Cas-
sldy Returns." which hoods the dou
ble bill at the Rialto theater for to
morrow and Saturday.
Jack London'a "Conflict," a stirring
drama or the losing camps starring
John Wayne, which plays aa the add
ed feature with "Hopalon Cassldy
Returns." Jean Rogers, Ward Bond.
Tommp Bupp and Prank 8herldan
aro In support of John Wayne In
"Conflict." while Evalyn Brent and
William Jnnney. Jr., assist William
Bovd in "Hopalong Cassldy Returns."
On Sunday Bill
Sinclair Lewis' unsentimental
chronicle of a sentimental hero.
"Dodsworth," which first captivated
a vast audience as a best-selling novel
and then as a play that sot new rec
ords, comes to the screen of the
Holly theater Sunday with Walter
Huston in- the tltio role, the saino
part he made famous on tho stage.
Ruth Chatttrton, Paul Lukns. Mnry
Astor and David Nlvcn have Import
ana parts In the cast. Miss Chatter
ton as Fran, selfish wife of Bam Dods
worth, who gives her everything he
can give, only to have her loso her
head over the attentions of Lukas
and Nlven. Mary Astor has tho part
of Mrs. Cortrlght, in whose arms
Dodsworth finds the happiness bo
seeks.
To Aero Meeting Mayor acorgo W.
Porter, Councilman O. C. Furnas and
Fred Heath, Jr., A. H. Banwell, man
ager of the Jackson County Chamber
of Commerce, Tom A. Culbcrtson.
manager of the municipal airport,
and Max Pelroe, president of Med
ford chapter of the National Aero
nautlo association, were to leave by
plane this afternoon for Portland to
attend the two-day conference of the
Northwest Aviation Planning council
tomorrow and Saturday. Mayor Por
ter will be chairman of a luncheon
to be held In the Multnomah hotel
Saturday In honor of airline execu
tives. He will Introduce as speakers.
Gov. Charles H. Martin, Croll Hunter
of St. Paul. Minn., president of
Northwest Air Lines, Holner Hlnshaw
of Chicago, executive of United Air
Lines, and R. G. Thatch of New York
City, vice-president and chief coun
sel of Pan-American Airways. Mr.
Banwell is to conduct the main sem
inar on national air defense.
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Attend Meeting Out-of-town vis
itors at the Tuesday evening meeting
of Pythian Sisters here Included Mrs
Ella Roper, grand chief of Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Watson, Mrs, Art
Kithl, Mrs. O. A. Wimer . and Mrs.
Earl Lamphear, all of Grants "Puss
Mrs. Roper was making her official
visit to the Medford group. .
In Holly Film
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While Victor McLnsIen la torn be
tween two blondes. Henry Armctta la
torn with words In The Magnificent
Brute." opening today at the Holly
theater for a three-day run. It gives
the popular Its linn dialect comedian
a chance to further add to hi lau
rels aa an outstanding butcher of tho
English language.
"Chan" at Roxy
Warner Olnnd resumes his detective
enrerr In '-Chnrllo Chan In Shang
hai," which plnys nt the Roxy theater
today and tomorrow only. With Chan
in this mystery, dealing with his own
nntlve land, are Irene Hervey, Charles
Locher. Russell Hicks and Key Luke,
who again has the role ot Chan's
detective-son.
Bronchial
Asthma
There's nothing ir w moft effective
an BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE. Two or thrM
doses in tweetened hot water uit befom
bedtime and mny tufferer from strtn-
?:ling. choking Bronchitii or Asthma hat
ound relief and a good night's reit.
If you don't believe it get a bottle to
day at any first cls drug stores you must
get complete satisfaction or money back
a fair offer.
Note: No claim Is made that BUCKLEY'S
MIXTURE is s cure for Bronchitis or Aittv
ma but If will bring quick relief from
that choking, gasping struggle for broth
and help you get a good night's rest.
JARMIN'S DRUGS
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SEE OUR WINDOW for Xmai Spe
cials. The Peasleys, opp. Holly Theater.
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To brighten
your visit!
You'll enjoy your stoy in
Portland mor for living
hre ot th hub of Port
land activities.
A distinctive address.
Three to four blocks to
leading bonktond stores.
Attractive outside room,.
Famous Food.
SUPPER CLUB
Dining and dancing each
night except Sunday ond
Monday . . . Marvelous
muiic. Floor show.
'Mat 20c
EVE!) 26c
Kids 10c
Today and Friday!
Now He's SLEUTH
ING IN CHINA I
And finds his most
baffling mystsry
to datM
C3
with
WARNER OLANI
IRENE HERVEY
f. Chu. Lochr vouii
B II Ll'l . AT
nuiscn nicii
1 Scream!
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Also
SELECTED SHORTS I
Calllns; Here Euell Elliott of Ash
lend transacted business and called
on friends here Tuesday,
From Ashland Ashland visitors In
Medford yesterday included W. w.
Rchlson, L. H. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Madden and Mrs. A. E. Tonner.
v stated Session
Hlllah Temple meets at
land, Friday evening.
December 4th, In stated
wsslon. Routine and
other Important business. All fchrin
ers invited. Oyster stew following
session. GEORGE W. HILLIS.
Potentate.
R. E. DETRICK. Recorder.
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Special Communication.
Medford Lodge No. 103. A.
P. & A. M , Friday, Dec. 4.
7:30 p. m. Work In M. M.
degree. Visitors welcome.
O. O. HORNER, W. M.
E. M. WILSON, Secy.
When THE PEASLEYS have Special
Photograph Offers, they really go to
town.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR 8ALE Model T Ford truck, 50.
Hack 5, brush burners $5. Helen
Herbert, Hillcrest road.
WILL the partv who took package
bv mistake from Rdlnblo Grocery
SnturdAy, please return It to the
store?
FURNITURE ro-upholstrred, repair
ed. Phone PoO-R. Thlbault. .
OPPORTUNITY for voting man with
family to manngo small general
store: salary nnd percentage, with
ehnneo to eventually own. Must
have experience and good refer
ences. Applications confidential.
Address Box 012. Mall Tribune.
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on a female rustler I
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BOYD
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Clarence E.Mulfords
HOPMOm
CASSIDV
George Hayes
Gail Sheridan
Evalyn Brent
LONDON'S Exciting Novel
Of the logging camps!
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Slorrlng
JOHN WANE
stated on th Fomoui
JACK LONDON
tory, "The Abysmal Brule"
with
jean uomm
WAD B0N9, TOMMY UrP, SSTAMt
W$MUN, SHANK SHISIOAN, "
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Hurry! Endu Tonight 1
Sally Eilera Bob Armstrong
11 WITHOUT 0RDER8"
Plus Frankie & Johmic,l
FOR SALE Or trade for car. 114
acres, close In; dear. Tel. 1418-M
FOR BALE Springs, mattresses, bede.
linoleum, tables, flour and sugar
bin table, many other household
things. io 8. Orape.
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Christmas Gift rates. Phone H. Jfi.
Young. 1434-W.
FOR BALE 175-acre stock ranch,
close in; 35 acra under water; good
buildings. Going at $6600.
New 7-room house, basement, oil
burner, large lot, splendid location,
on paved street, close in. For quick
sale, a bnrgain. Ensy terms.
B. J. PALMER
Space in Palmer Music Store.
FOR SALE Three brood sows. Frle
sen. Spring St.
FOR SALE 1200-lb. saddle horse,
well broke; one 3-year-old mare.
Louis straube, Jacksonville.
FOR RENT Furnished house, No. 3
Everett court; aauits only; 38.00.
Phone 23S.
WANTED Large size used doll buggy.
Bwu luiiuiuuii. mono Hlii-K.
LOST Orey camel's hair overcoat.
aine 40; probabiv on east side. Re
ward. Call 1548-J.
LOST Brief case containing papers;
icwarn 11 recurnea, express col
lect, to Pekln Fireworks Corp., 7S0
Orant Ave., san Francisco. Cal. No
questions asked.
AUCTION SALE Saturday. December
Jin. oiuo rnvuiou in Norm mca
ford. This Auction Is a real mar
ket center, whether vou wish to
buy or sell. Usual offering of all
classes of livestock. Come. South
ern Oregon Livestock Auction Co.
Col. A. K. Dudley, Auctioneer.
Phone 8M-J-3.
FOR SALE 33 feeder ahonta, heifers,
mint cows, u -year -old ouernsey
bull. D. R. Smith, across from Tal
ent school.
FOR SALE Young chickens. 13 doz
en; also work horse, or trade for
milk cow. M. Dundon, Rogue River.
FOR SALE 14 R. I. R. laying pullets.
Second house east Oak Grove
school on Jacksonville highway.
FOR RENT Apartments, 334 Apple.
FOR SALE 80 acres, fio acre culti
vated. 34 Irrigated, 6 -room house,
good hay barn; fenced with woven
and barbed-wire, on gravel road,
near school. Price $4,000. Includ
ing 30 head dairy cows, 1 team and
farm equipment.
Also l acre. Irrigated, 3 -room
house, city water, near Howard
school, $500 cash.
Also A real bargain In 4 -room
modern, furnished house, $1350.
L. G. PICKELL
Phone 365 or 1580-J. 16 S. Bartlett.
LOG CABIN In Ashland for sate on
account of 111 health In family.
RESPONSIBLE woman. 47, will care
for old person or keep house for
adults for comfortable home and
small wages. Write 1003, Tribune.
WOOD FOR SALE Dry body fir S3
per tier In load lota. Also oak and
laurel at right prices. F. E. Sam
son Co.. 230 N. Riverside. Tel. IM3.
EXPERIENCED butcher want work
or clerk In store. 404 E. Main.
1027 7-PASSENGER Packard Sedan,
good condition, reasonably priced.
16 Geneva. Phone 353.
FUN FOR ALL at the Carnival at
Phoenix Grange hall on Dec. 4th.
All come.
DANCE at Rogue River every Satur
day night. God music, excellent
floor. Everybody welcome.
WANTED Old and new customer
for Rawlelffh's products. New Deal
er. 530 Penn Ave.
FOR SALE Dry body fir and hard
wood. 303 Clark.
WALNUTS 1 Bo lb. 313 Portland Ave.
FOR RENT 3 -room modern, at
tractively furnished apartment;
electric refrigeration and stove;
close In; $27.50. Adults only.
CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, I NO.
Phone 728.
THE LADIES of "the CatiloThurch
will serve a Turkey Dinner, Sun
day, December 6th. from 13 to 7.
Publlo invited. Price 6O0.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished duplex;
oil heater and electric refrigerator;
adults only. Call at 619 N. Riverside.
HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACKACHE
Cauied by Tired Kidneys
Many of tbo answing, naggiof, painful
bitkarhM people bUnm on colds or strain
ire often caused hy tired kidneys and mar
be relieved when treated in the nght wsy.
The kidneys are Nature's chief wy of taldpc
xress arid sod poisonous waste out ot the
Mood. Most people pass about 3 pint a day or
about 3 pounds of waste.
If the 15 miles of kidney tube and filter
don t work well, poisonous waste matter stays
in the blood. These poisons may start nsgging
bsekachM, rheumatic pains, lumbago, leg pains,
loss of pep and energy, getting up night, swel
ling, puthneas under the eyes, headache and
dirtiness.
Don't wait! Ask your dniggUfc for Doan'
Film, used successfully by millions for over 40
rears Thav pK-e happy relief and will help toe
5 mile 01 kidney tubes Hush out poisonous
waste from the blood. ( Doan' PiUa.
TURKEY DINNER
At Presbyterian Chureh
Friday, December 4th
5:30 to 7 OOo
A FIGHTING FIEND BUT
A FOOL FOR BLONDES!
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They feared him,
fought him, fooled
him bat loved him!
Here's grand, excit
ing entertainment set
against a mighty awe
inspiring background
never before shown
on the screenl j
IT STARTS .
TODAY t
FOR 3 DAYS
"BULLY . BOY"
VICTOR McLAGLEN
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BINNIE BARNES JEAN DIXON
WILLIAM HALL HENRY ARMETTA
ANN PRESTON BILLY BURRUD
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