MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MT.DFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 22, 1937.
PAOE NINE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
ijmtls Home Dr. W. E. LutU re
turned tble morning by train after
a business trip to northern cities.
...
nn Business Mission Charles M.
Tlsdale of Portland, special agent for
the Central Manufacturers Mutual
Insurance company. Is transacting
company business here. He will pe
In Medford for a few days.
ADRIENNE'S
FRI. m SAT.
SALE
SPECIALS FOR
TWO DAYS
ONLY
More than 100 coats
to choose from. Val
ues to $29.95
$1095
-ALSO"
Special rack
DRESSES
New Spring Print
ed Dresses, values
to $25.00. Special
$1Q95
HATS
to match each outfit
$195 up
ADRIENNE'S
Real Relief For
77 Year Old Man
Suffered Terribly With Con
stipation and Gas Fains
for Over 20 Years
THOUSANDS Of
local men
and women
re finding relief
and new vitality
with WILLIAMS
8.L.K. FORM
ULA the pri
vate prescription
of a former army
doctor who de
termined to find
rfai.t.v work- Found Welcome
r-f; R"f with wii.-
fl' 1,.,' have ITAMS 8.L.K. after
furnished their Vears or SufferlnK.
testimony to Its remarkable results
like that of Charlea Danne. who ha
been a resident of Yolo county lor
over 50 years. He says:
"I have -mffprpd with rontlpatloi.
fnr over 20 yearn. 1 had stomach
ulcer!i and bloated so badly with nas
that 1 could not ret at nil. My head
nrhed all the time, Oas pains nt
times were terrible. 1 read of WIL
LIAMS fl.L.K. FORMl'LA and started
taking It. For a man of my age. 7
year. 1 will say It has certainly done
wonders. Mv rontlpatlon and head
ache are all pone. I slpep soundly
at nlcbt and awake rested, nas pains
and tomach troubles have left me
completely. I feel fine and can think
nearly again." CHARLES DANXE.
Find St.. Woodland, Calif.
Money-Back Guarantee
TO PROVE that WILLIAMS S.L.K.
TORMULA gets quick and sure re
sults your druggist offers it on the
guarantee of satisfaction from the
first bottle or money back. Oo TO
DAY to Heath's Drug Store ask for
a bottle of WILLIAMS S L K. FORM
ULA and tf you are not completely
satisfied, your money will be refund
ed without question. IT WILL NOT
COST YOU ONE CENT UNLESS IT
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call stones. Run lwn condition, sinus irnuoie.
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Open I.SIIJ 1(1 VM to CHAN CHAN Kat till P M
P.M 23 t MUn Chinese Medlrlne Co un 10 AM toi.
Visits Parents E. H. Hedrlck, sup
erintendent of Medford schools, vis
ited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wt:
liam Hedrick at their home In Ash
land early this ween.
Here on Business Ray SummerUl
of Portland, representing the New-lsnds-Summerlll
Insurance agency. Is
spending a few days here on burl
ness. Here for Meeting Mrs. W. H. Par-
! ker. Mrs. Mllo O'Hara and Mrs. LU
Han HUt of Ashland called here ye
j terday. They attended sessions of
the R, N. A. convention while here.
!
t In Rotary Party Mark Goldy was
I a member of the Medford Rotary
; party that made a good -will visit to
the Portland club. His name was
I Inadvertently left off the list pub
lished yesterday.
Return from North Returning to
their homes here by train this morn
ing were George Gates. William P.
Isaacs, George Hunt. Orln Bchenelr
and Walter Leverette, all of whom
were in Portland the early part of
this week with the Rotary and Cra
ter club good-will caravan.
Apostolic Faith An evangelistic
campaign wlU be opened Friday even
ing at the Apostolic Faith church,
42 North Front street, with Evangel
ist Ray R. Crawford, overseer, and B.
J. Robinson of Portland, and a corps
of workers and singers In charge.
Services will be held each evening at
7:30 except Saturday.
Here With Infantry BUI West,
former Medford resident, was among
soldiers with the 30th infantry which
encamped here Tuesday night, while
in the city he visited his stepmother,
Mrs. Odelle West. Friends here will
be Interested to learn that he and
his wife became the parents of twins,
a son and daughter, March 30. They
reside In San Francisco, he being
stationed at the Presidio.
Plan Dinner Jacksonville home
economics club met yesterday tc
complete arrangements for an old
fashioned turkey dinner to be served
tomorrow night in the dining room
of the Jacksonville Grange hall from
6 to 8 o'clock. Tables will be deco
rated with pear blossoms in keeping
with pear blossom week. Dancing
will follow dinner, with music by
Sllva's orchestra.
Driver Tests Written examinations
and road tests will be held here Sat
urday for persona seeking licenses to
drive cars or trucks. Ward McReyn
olds, state examiner, wlU be at city
hall from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. to con
duct the examinations. Booklets
containing Information on which the
written quiz Is based are obtainable
at city and state police headquarters
and should be studied carefully prior
to the examination, the secretary of
state's office advises.
Making Contacts A. H- Hodgsun,
regional United States forester In
charge of personnel management, ar
rived here from his Portland offloe
yesterday on a personal contact trip.
He spent yesterday at headquarters
of the Rogue River national forest in
the federal buUdlng. Today he mado
field trips to Butte Falls and tn
Star ranger station In the Apple-
gate, being accompanied by Karl L.
janoucb. supervisor, and H. C. Obye,
assistant supervisor.
Gun Commander John D. Wall
son of Mrs. A. M. Wall of Mc Andrew?
road, has been rated as a gun com
mander with battery E of the 3rd
coast artillery at Fort Stevens. Be
cause of his youth, the rating is con
sidered an outstanding accomplish
ment. He enlisted only a year ago
His rating wr.s ordered, along with
others, in an official bulletin Issued
from the Presidio In San Francisco.
9th corps area headquarters, and
signed by Col. R. S. Pratt, chief of
staff.
Attending Conclave John A. Claik
superintendent of the Medford sew
age disposal plant, is attending tne
annual spring conference of the Cali
fornia Sewage Works association In
Stockton. The meeting will continue
through Saturday. Mr. Clark will
take part In ft symposium on me
chanical equipment, describing de
vices installed at the Medford plat.t
He will also dUcuss a paper In "Sew
age Disposal in the Northwest" which
is to be presented by Carl E. Green,
Oregon state sanitary engineer.
Moose Dance Medford lodge of the
Loyal Order of Moose will hold a
free dance for members and friend?
from 8 to 12 tonight in Knights o:
Pythias hall at Fifth and Grape
streets. The lodge Is preparing for
the initiation of a large class of can
didates at the first regular meeting
In May. This will be the next to
the last class to be accepted at the
special charter fee now In effect, of
ficers stated.
Building Permits Three permits
were Issued by the city building In
spector's office yesterday. A. B. WT
termood received a permit to con
struct a lunchatand at 1132 North
Riverside avenue at a stated cost of
$1000. Mrs. M. Bryant of 101 Cot
tage street received a permit to re
model ft residence at a stated cost of
75. Clarence Eads received per
mit to re-shlngle houses at 138 ind
140 South Holly street at a stated
cost Of 250.
Caller from Ashland Out-of-town
residents calling here early this
week Included Mr. and Mrs. H. T
Mitchell and Miss May Benedict of
Ashland.
t
Field Trip Sunday Southern Ore
gon Gem and Mineral society wlU
make Its first field trip Sunday, the
group to spend the day exploring itt
tne ww Eagle mine on Evans creek.
Members are to assemble at the Jack
son County Chamber of Cemmerce
at 9 a. m.. transportation to be pro
vided for those having no cars. Each
member is to bring a lunch and ser
vice, the society to provide coffee,
cream and sugar. Committee In
charge is composed of E. R. Santo,
society president: B. R. Finch ai:d
Harry Morrow. At Tuesday night's
meeting nine new members were ad
mitted. They were A O. Porter,
George Rohrer, Cyril Albert, Leonard
Smedley, Earl House, David Luman.
Monroe White, Kester Casad and
Douglas Lamb.
PROPAGANDA SEEN
AS
BY PEACE TALKER
(Continued from Page One.)
and children by German soldiers.
That, McKalg stated, was one of the
principal reasons America was drawn
Into the war, and that now It had
been proved nothing more than
propaganda.
'Making the world safe for democ
racy was another ghastly Joke," the
speaker declared. "At present, 68 per
cent of the democracies at the time
of the World war are now dictator
ships under fascism or communism.
And as for the 'war to end war
theme that was shouted at America,
It la a known fact that nations hate
each other more now than ever be
fore. '
Criticizes Churches
Mildly blasting the churches and
clergy of America, he stated that
"We could have been kept out of war
If the churches and preachers had
turned thumbs down on It." How
ever, he explained, clergymen all
over America are today aligned sol
idly against America entering Into
another war on foreign soil.
He told of how Senators Norrls and
LaFollette were "crucified" In the
press and from the speaker's plat
form because they voted against
America's entering the war and of
how he, himself, waa chased out of
several towns where he was sched
uled to address Granges on peace.
McKalg fiercely attacked the huge
steel and munitions manufacturers,
asserting that because they had lent
the Allies almost a billion dollars,
they favored America entering the
war so that they would be assured
of receiving back their loans.
3-Part Program
Three principal steps In the pro
gram to keep America out of a for
eign war were pointed out by Mc
Kalg. They were: (1) In case the
question arises whether or not
America goes to war, the people
should vote against It; (2) let the
government take the profits out of
war and the preparation for war and
nationalize the munitions industry;
(3) Strengthen the neutrality laws.
Paul E. Elliott, executive secretary
of the Pacific Northwest Institute
of International Relations, which Is
to hold a conference on the Reed
college campus In Portland July 5
15, explained the organization of the
Emergency Peace Campaign and the
"No Foreign War Crusade." He said
that 1,00 0.0 00 was needed to carry
out the program, about equal to the
amount being spent by the govern
ment every eight hours for war prep
arations. The Rev. James Hamilton Intro
duced the speakers and thanked the
Boy Scouts, schools and churches for
their cooperation in helping to bring
the two men to Medford and for
their cooperation In the crusade. The
Rev. Mr. Hamilton is local chairman
for the campaign and pastor of the
First Christian church.
Today and Friday 1
Here's Perry Mason's
Most Baffling Mystery!
Solved In hln
moit myster
leal manner
CASE OF THE,
VELVETCIAWJ
Warren William
. Ciilr D0DD Winifred SHAW
Joicph KINO Dleh F0RAN
Added Treat. I
AII-HUr Muslral
'Paris In N'ew York'
Screen Snapshot
News
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na J I
Oregon Woods Locale Rialto Film
life. I? -i. Qe&h:tL
George O'Brien comes into the
Oregon woods as a tenderfoot lum
berjack, a softie from Pork avenue
who was not considered able to
swing an axe or his arms In fistic
combat. But George, with the aid
of Beatrice Roberts, his leading lady,
proves that? he is quite capable in
New Star In Joan
i iu...v edff.
Fernand Gravet, newest romantic
idol to rcaci the screen, finds Joan
Blondell a. "very , dainty dish '.to set
before the king" In "The Kin; and
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Afti .
Mscitsv Inn" i (1 4. D I " I
IN TECHNICOLOR. A W II j
Magician OinJiTKinEG
mn Tl
Park Avenue Logger." coming to the
Rialto theatre for tomorrow and Sat
urday as the main feature with Peter
B. Kyne's musical saga of the Texas
plainsmen. "Dodi;e City Troll." star
ring Charles Stanctt, Marion Wel
don and the new singing sensation.
Donald Grayson.
Blondell Picture
S. (
"i
the Chorus Girl." coming Sunday to
the New Craterlan theatre.
Oravet, favorite star of France and
t'.:e continent, is introduced to Amer
lean film fans In this music comedy
romance In which ft playboy king
gives up his throne for love of a
pretty American chorine. Groucho
Marx collaborated on the story, said
to abound in many sparkling laugh
situations.
On Roxy Bill
Warren Williams as Perry Mason,
master-sleuth and bride-groom, and
Claire Dodd as his young wife are at
the Roxy theatre today and tomor
row In Mason's newest murder mys
tery. ''The Cane of the Velvet Claws."
Dick Foran and Winifred Shaw are
also cast In Important parts.
Special Communication
Medford Lodge No. 103. A.
($j)p 8 p. m. Work in E. A. da-
gree. Visitors welcome.
C. M. Houston, W. M.
E. Sweeney, Secy.
F1SHINO TACKLE and Picnic Sup
plies at Huson's Confectionery. Open
evenings and Sundays.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished
modern 3 or 4 -room house. P. O.
Box 603, Medford.
FOR SALE '28 Chevrolet coupe, $60.
it taken at once. Also wanted, good
used, late style dining-room set and
buffet type wood range. Will pay
cash if priced reasonable. End of
road west from Union service sta
tion at Midway on old Pacific Hwy.
YOUNG COW. freshen in few days.
Kt. 4, box 99. spring t.
FOR SALE Reset cabbage and to
mato plants, c. J. Logan, Stewart
Ave.
NEED two used pianos at once. Will
give er.tra trade-In allowance if
turned In this week. Baldwin Piano
Shoppe.
FOR RENT
Close In, very nicely furnished 3 -room
apartment; electric refrigerator, hot
and cold water and garage, price
ft30 per montn
CHARLES A. WINQ AGENCY. INO
109 B. Main St. Phone 738.
FOR SALE Guernsey heifer, first
calf. w. O. Knlps, south of Oak
Grove school.
FOR SALE 4 -room modern home;
beautiful yard; good location. Box
ooi, TTiDune.
FOR RENT Vawter Apartments, cor
ner Main and Holly. Ultra-modern
4 and 6-room unfurnished apart
ments. Kitchens equipped with
G. E. ranges and refrigeration. Chll
15B3-W.
CHAMPIONSHIP
LOVE MATCH!
NO HOLDS BARRED!
STARTS TODAY 3 DAYS
Shows at 1:45.6:45-9:00
MaU-30c Evei-40c Kiddiea-lOs
FOR SALE Stetson hats for men.
160. Hat Dept., Unique Cleaners.
FAST MONEY SO to 1100 weekly;
commission basis. Want, quick, two
salesmen, 30 to 40 years old: prefer
experienced selling advertising, in
surance, automobiles or specialties.
Write, stating experience. Give
phone. Address Box 1465. Tribune.
FOR RENT B-room modern unfur
nished house; adults: references.
Inquire 417 J St., opposite Oakdale
Store.
ROLLER CANARIES Phone 523-J-3.
WHY PAY RENT
Substantial modern cottage In very
good condition; plastered, concrete
foundation, built-lni, three rooms
and bath and porch, garage, paved
street, good location. A neat cozy
home for 11200.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Phone 1406, evenings 1548-R.
FOR RENT Large or small ftirntahed
room. Mrs. Waterman, 17 So. New
town. Phone 1470-Y.
FOR SALE 4 buckets of water-llllea
and 4 goldfish, S3. 00. 648 Penn
sylvania Ave.
FOR SALE No, 1 shakes. 114 per
1000; $2.80 per square. Tel. 301-R-3.
NO AUCTION SALE Saturday. April
24. So. Oregon Livestock Auction.
FOR SALE 1028 Hudson Supet-6
Coupe with rumble seat: good con
dition, $85. 1315 East Main. Tel.
742-J.
WANTED Woman to do housework
and care for children. Go home
nights. Apply 409 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Lease on 6-room modern
Diingaiow; gooa locauon. rnone
M3 or 1438.
RIDING ON
A PASS
The appeal of the "pass" is the lure
of "something for nothing."
We wonder tf we realize when "rid
ing on a pass" that some one or
group Is paying our transportation? i
When by some means we have suc
ceeded in buying some item of mer
chandise for leas than Its actual val
or In other words have gotten
"something for nothing" do we ever
stop to think that some one or ft
number of other people will have to
pay MORE THAN THEY SHOULD for
this or some other Horn In order to
replace the loss which has been your
gain.
Intriguing as this lure may be,
our reason forces us to realize that
the "law of compensation" la always
working.
That In order to receive we are
compelled to give.
Just suppose we all rode on ft pass.
Who would pay the expense account?
During our many years of business
In Medford we have never believed In
"riding on a pass" or that we could
either get or give "something for
nothing!"
Our Policy has always been ONE
PRICE TO ALU and that price a
FAIR PRICE!
HEATH'S DRUG STORE .
Phone 884
Fiery Jean Harlow ... Tern
pestuous Bob Taylor ... In a
Guy Whirl of Romance and
Glamour and Laffsl
JACK'S 2nd Hand Store now located
at 106 S. Grape St.
FURNITURE re-upholstered, reflnish-
ed. re-glued. Tel. 06Q-R. Thlbault.
FOR EXCHANOE
37 Acres, 30 acres In crop and irri
gated, running stream, fenced and
cross -lencea, suostantiai cottajze,
fair barn and chick house. Price
$2800.00, and will trade for small
suburban home.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANOE
Phone 1406 or 1548-R.
3-ROOM furnished apartment, private
nam. not ana coia water, ngnts,
adults. ' 013 8. Oakdale.
WANTED TO BUY good used piano,
cheap for cash. Box 1463, Tribune.
FOR RENT Newly decorated houat
236 So. Oakdale. Large space ten
garden.
WANTED Boys to sell newspapers
after school. Apply Mail Tribune.
FOR RENT Four large room suite in
beautiful Holly Apartments: nicely
furnished clean, cozy. Everything
furnished except linens. Frlgtdatre,
electric range, hot water, all mod
ern conveniences. Close in. Just
north of postofflce. Available now.
$45. Roc manager In rear, or phone
1479-W.
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