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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY 20. 1937. PAGE NINE LUCAL and Metlford Visitor Frank Reed, Eu gene lawyer, was a visitor In Medford today. From Prospect Lillian Hunter of prospect was among visitors yester day In Medford, receiving medical attention while here. On Business Trip Maurice Spatz. orchard 1st and packer, left for the south last night by automobile to make a study of 1037 pear prospects at California canneries. He planned to visit canneries In several north ern California oenters. PAINFUL PILES Freedom from Agony and tress Can Quickly be Yours This Sate Easy Way VThj continue to raffer when It's M mn to be free from the navvta pain and Wbaa far only a few eents too can get bom of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES Um m dlrotad and If the pain. trritatlos aed dietreu are not speedily ehang-ad to Borafort, mm and quick relief, yoa can bave your money promptly refunded. Don't oontinue to Buffer when this slm pie and inexpensive treatment U to con veniently obtained. Aak for and demand WOAVA PILE SUPPOSITORIES. Jarmln's for Drugs. Chan&Chan ., uninese iueaicine co J Be relieved at once bf k- y-our herbal remedy. Do 4 -i "i vou have: Asthma C !: Ha'' Fever' Stomach r-V wvj Trouble. Constipation Chronic Cough. Rheumatism, Sin us Trouble. Piles. Arthritis. Colitis. Eczema, Nervousness, Appendicitis. HI Blood Pressure, Prostate Trou ble, Heart, Liver. Bladder. Kidney Disorders. Lungs. Blood, Urinary 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 235 East Main disorders. Herbs will give you relief May Stewart Blind Seer The Unveiling of Your Future A Picture of Your Past Can Help You With Health. Business and Love Will Answer One Question Free Hilderbrand Shows Side Show "Mysteries of '37" ! Tnt Som HiTnoumnm! f- Jr i l'croJ I j Jf Lef. Call Th. Whole Thing Off-"Th.y Vii --: ' 'Cjjtl ' ERIC BLORE ' I ..? M Can't Tak,ThotAway-They All Lou9hd" CJffO ikAV tWr"? 1 El 1 i ! yf "I've Got Beginner's luck" "Slap That 7r8fflpK9 SfvOT XX ltT j0k J -' " i Ba"-"Shall We Dance" JJ , ' " v - rr.....,..,TJI ptarts Today for Three Days ( AIways Latest Hews Event PERSONAL MuMrlan Here B. Kryl. a director of the Chicago symphony orchestra, was. among business visitors In Med ford early this week. Visit Here Mrs. A. E. Tonner and Mrs. A. A. Madden called In Medford yesterday at the home of Mrs. H. W. Conger. Tonsils Excised T. N. Cline of 321 Maple street was reported progressing satisfactorily today after undergoing an operation for the removal of his tonsils at the Osteopathic hospital. To Hospital Mllo Lamb of the local office of Associated OH com pany, left by train last night for Portland where he was to enter a hospital for medical treatment. Poppy Sale Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold their annual poppy sale tomorrow and Saturday. Pro ceeds are used for the benefit of needy ex-service men. Building Permit Lilly M. Conklln of 305 East Jackson street applied for a permit at the city building in spector's office yesterday to remodel a residence at a stated cost of $500. To Coast Kenneth 8. Perry, sup ervisor of the division of operations of the WPA. left for the Marshfleld area this morning. He will be gone several days. e e e State Police Transfer Officer Frank Beers of the Oregon state police has been transferred from Oregon City to Medford, It was announced today by Capt. Lee Bown. Beers reported for duty today. e e Valley Pictures A new Southern Pacific travel folder shows a Rogue river valley pear orchard In blossom and gives half a page of text on pear culture here. The article ad vises the use of pears In one form or another on the menu every day. Oregon Is also mentioned as a state offering unusually good fishing facil ltles. Dinner Reservations Period for making reservations for the Empire Day dinner on May 24 will close at noon Saturday, it was announced to day. The dlnnev will be held by former British subjects In honor of Queen Victoria's birthday, this occa sion being celebrated by British and former British citizens throughout the world. It will be held In St. Mark's Guild hall at 6:30 Monday. Reservations may be made by tele phoning the Rev. Ernest S. Bartlam at 881, or A. H. Banwell at 63. To Klamath Falls Madeline Sni der, employe of the WPA, left this morning for Klamath Falls where she I will transact business. . Vacation Trip Mrs. Clarice Hor&n, WPA office employe, left for San Francisco this morning where she will spend a short vacation. Here from Ashland Out-of-town visitors in Medford Tuesday Included Miss Majorle St rat ton and the Misses Delia, Grace and Lillian Lamb, all of Ashland. e Here Today Business visitors In Medford today Included O. H. Davis of Phoenix, Stanley Lydtard of the Blddle road and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flrstbrook of Trail. e Visits Son Mrs. Ethelyn Waren felt of this city visited the first part of fne week with her son and daugh ter-in-law, Mr. andfVri. Mark Waren- felt, at their home In Ashland. e Rummage Sale Central Point health unit will hold a rummage sale In the Carney building next to the postofflce. Friday and Saturday. Alt money will be used for health unit work. e e e Driver Cited George Elwood Stra der of Medford was cited to appear In Justice court today, charged with operating a vehicle without a PUC license. State police made the cita tion. e Flying North Tom Park, Tulsa, Okla., businessman, stopped at Med ford municipal airport this morning to have his Howard special four-place plane refueled. He arrived from Sin Francisco and cleared for Seattle. Calling Here Out-of-town resi dents transacting business In Med ford yesterday Included Mrs. Charles Fry of Trail, Gua Edler of Lake Creek and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Swab of Gold H1U. e Home from Conflate Dr. B. R Elliott returned today after attend ing an executive meeting of the Ore gon State Dental association In Port land. He reported that the annual meetings and clinics of the associa tion will be held In Portland, June 23 to 26, at the Multnomah hotel. Several eastern clinicians aa well as men from the coast states will appear on the eprogram. Dr. Elliott stated. Among subjects discussed at the ex ecutive session were the formation of a women's auxiliary, financing of the journal of Dental Research, essay contests, further building up of the relief fund for Indigent dentists, nominating of officers and the ar rival of Dr. Floyd DeReln. eastern dentist who will fill the new position of dental member of the state board of health. "Prince and The Pauper" Coming Ika Vf iy XJi tYiW 'iryl-l fife! MWllfMi A front seat at London's age-old coronation ceremonies is reserved for all who see "The Prince and the Pauper, plcturlzation of Mark Twain's amazing story of two boys whose similarity in appearance re sulted In complications that saw a Road Clearing Five miles of the Diamond Lake highway were cleared of snow yesterday. It was announced today by Rogue River national forest headquarters. Plowing from now on will be made at the rate of a mile a day, 11 days being required to complete the clearing to the lake re sort, the forest office said. The high way Is now clear for 12 miles from the Crater Lake highway Junction and anglers may drive to the Rogue river bridge for fishing. The plow ing work Is being done by the United States forest service. Driver Teals Persons planning to take motorcar driver examinations are requested by the secretary of state's office to study the rule books procurable at city and state police headquarters. Examinations will be held here as usual on Saturday, con ducted by Ward McReynolds. state examiner, who will be at city hall from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Mr. Mc Reynolds will also accept renewal ap plications for operator licenses. All operator licenses expire June 30 and it Is urged that licenses bo renewed before the last minute rush. pauper boy seated on the throne of England. The two boys are played by the Mauch twins. Billy and Bobby. Entirely authentic, the coronation scenes are said to be the most re markable of spectacles ever filmed. Shown are Halllwell Hobbes as the PETITIONS FILED ON SLOT DEVICES Referendum petitions, numbering 27, upon two measures passed hy the last legislature covering "slot machine seizures by the sheriff, and destruction by court order," and pro hibiting slot machines, dart games, and similar devices," have been filed with the county clerk for checking with the registration books. The petitions were circulated In all Incorporated towns and cities of Jackson county. Some were sparsely signed, others heavily. Signatures are still being sought. The petitions must be filed and checked before Mon day, June 7. It Is estimated there are between 750 and 1000 machines of all makes and kinds in operation In this coun ty, some placca having as many as six. with no dearth of players. To Craterian Archbishop of Canterbury; Robert Warwick aa Lord Warwick and Billy Mauch as the pauper boy almost crowned king. Also featured In the case are Errol Flynn. Claude Rains, Henry Stephenson and Phyllis Barry. It comes to the New- Craterian the atre Sundav. ' Stars At Roxy Charlie Ruggles la at the Roxy theatre for today and tomorrow In "Wives Never Know.' Mary Boland plays opposite as his better-half. Adolpfce Monjou and Vivienne Os borne ere also Included In the cast. i Vcr fcjjjBiSSail I IIIHIMSI I "TTTT Fast Shooter its,- a -jtn'E William Boyd, starring In Clarence E. Mulford'i "Hills Of Old Wyoming." heads the special double bill of western hits coming to the Rialto theatre for tomorrow and Saturday. Boyd again has the famous role of "Hop-a-long" Cassldy. In this, the latest of the Mulford series, Hopa long and his friends have to deal with a tribe of Indians on the war path. George Hayes, Gall Sheridan and a new romantic lead, Russell Hayden, have Important parts with Boyd. Singing Dick Fomn, starring In "Land Beyond The Law," plays as the added action hit with "Hills Of Old Wyoming." Fred Astaire Hit In Craterian Show The high-velocity romance of two famous people lends a melodious theme to "Shall We Dance," new Fred Astairo-ainger Rogers musical, opening today at the Craterian the atre. Unlike their earlier , offerings in which the two dancing aces were seen as struggling aspirants for fame, the new picture starts out with both portraying stars at the top of their respective fields, Astalre- as a world- WHY SUFFER Trom Rheumatism, Neuritis, HlRh Blood Pressure, Sinus, Ulcers, Catarrh, or Kidney, Bladder or Stomach Trouble? GERKE'S MIN ERAL offers quick, enduring re lief from these ncrve-wrncklng jllments by striking at the source it trouble. Thousands of former sufferers enthusiastically praise this great remedy. GERKE'S MINERAL Is also fery effective In the treatment of eruptions, sores, cuts and other skin troubles. Get a bottle today from .Tnrmln'!i for Drug. I PftieJ renowned ballet dancer. Miss Rogers as an equally well-known revue artist. Because they are so famous, their every action becomes news. Conse quently, when Astalre'a manager carelessly gets rid of an Importunate woman by telling her that Astalre Is married, the rumor spreads Ilka wildfire, and when Astalre and Mlsa Rogers are seen together on a trans Atlantic liner. It Is assumed that Miss Rogers Is the secret brtde. The resulting avalanche of public ity make for hilarious complications. For Greater Satisfaction Buy NOLDE & HORST HOSIERY at Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's. S. & H Green Stamp. Lawn mower service, call and del. Ideal Bike Shop. Tel. 895. 411 E. Main. Phone 642 We'll nam away your refuse City Sanitary Service TODAY AND FK1DAY1I WHAT FUN! WHAT FUN! World's brt-lovd "Ir- and Mrs. ' ft nre at It again! 1 1 CHARUE RUGGLES J3 MARY BDIAND ADOIPHEMENJOU Wives Newer Know" Plus Added Treats! Jefferson Machamer In 'QAOS AND GALS' "doing Places" News L, 1 1 Tt"fii
