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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, OREGON. THTRSDAT, MAY 27. 1937, PAGE NINE i LOCAL and tMle Scheduled American Legion axillary will hold a rummage, sale nday and Saturday In the building txt to Brophy'a Jewelry store on jut Main street. !t Postpone Council Second achieve ment council for cub pack No. 3 has ten postponed from tomorrow until fodneeday. June 3. because of con (lot with high school commencement ierctees. Build I nn Permits Walter H. Lev- fcette applied for a permit at the jty building Inspector's office yes rdsy to demolish a house at 128 forth Central avenue. No cost was fven. Elmer Harried of 24 South ih street applied for a permit to Ingle a house at a stated cost of 100. pr SLABS LARGE DOUBLE LOAD A Cord and a Tei. 76. Valley Fuel Co. 26 w. Mam , .-eW OrA PORTLAND TO Denver-KansasCity . Benver-Kansasw i.u.Mi dW ( Jto."i;55;:-.',cwc,, v ror.8:o last -f - From Portland ' ia.so D.nW ' . B7.60 O-'i'.eW . K-SS 7 00 8.28 ,nl ""T "fi.'..rfP.U - "' - Ulc Agent. ArtTpltU ir lHtrtland- piuv " FRIDAY and SATURDAY Buy and Save Sensational Bargains in Every Department HATS WASH FROCKS I HOSE Brand new arrivals, and You'll want several,' they I Our regular 49c famous real bargains are adorable, for I Lady Isabel silk hose. $1.00 $1.00 1 3 pr. $1.00 SLIPS "1 1 Kiddie Dreaaea Pure Silk crepe $ I I House Slippers . Moist proof -II r Shadow proof II Dancettea :2Kf.s . nAYc GirdI Rel.lue, for UHT0 2 fop $1.00 shorts8 :f:r LADIES SHOES G1. Sweaters . . olips n Linen pumps brown and Gowns T vvjj' r white b,ue ni white' Paiama. jVddle j?.re88eS Children's Sandals and GtrdlTs HU8e SliPPe" oxford. $1.00 1 $00 1 $oo Ready-To-Wear Bargains Prices cut to shreds to make room for mid-summer stock Coats and Suits $4.95 and up Silk Dresses $2.95 and up THE PERSONAL To Ban Francisco Among Medford residents attending the Golden Gate bridge fiesta In San Francisco this week-end will be Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lennard, who wlU leave by train to night for the Bay City. Four Go East Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Glascock and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lalng left by motor today for Iowa and Missouri where they will visit relatives and friends. They expect to be away about a month. raves Advertised A picture of Ore gon Caves appears In the current Is sue of the Saturday Evening Post as part of an advertisement by the Ore gon state highway commission, as an Inducement to tourist travel In the state. Crater lake and Rogue river also are noted in the advertisement. 4 00 Half Thru Pullman Tourist Sleepers .CONDITIONED, AIR with Economy Omaha-Chicago Oman 1 d&CIFIC LIMIT" - I L.PorM -,.. (3rd M w.. - (3rd dTl At. UOi' ., (3rd aT i. Chicago B " Tf wp- - The store that saves you money Board Meeting Jackson County Chamber of Commerce board will meet for luncheon tomorrow at 13 o'clock at the Hotel Medford. to con alder reaulta of the membership drive to date. ... Plan Obsenance Plana for observ ance of Memorial Day were made at the Tuesday night meeting of the D. A. V. and auxiliary In the P. O. E. hall. Eight glrU from the Washing ton achooj presented a song program. Visit In North Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cook and daughter Barbara left this morning for Portland where they will transact business. Prom Portland they will continue to Yaktma, Wash., to visit Mr. Cook's parents. They will be away about ten days. To Attend Contention Dr. W. W. Howard of Medford. president of the Oregon Osteopathic association, will attend the world convention of the American Osteopathic association In Chicago July 4 to . Dr. Howard will take part In the convention program. Snow Storm The area northeast of Crater Lake national park where the Pelican Bay Lumber company Is engaged In logging operatlona was hit by a enow storm Tuesday morn ing. Rogue River national forest headquarters were Informed today by Stephen Moore, lumberman. In his note Mr. Moore added that the log ging camp was being greatly harassed by mosqultos. t Tour Book Available Western Tour book, revised yearly by the Oregon State Motor association, was received yesterday by Lee Oarlock, manager of the local AAA office. It contains 641 pages and contains information regarding all roads, cities, counties and states west of Chicago. The book Is distributed free to all AAA mem bers and costa 43 to non-members. Oarlock also received 600 1037 Ore gon rosd maps yesterdsy. ... Driver Tests Written examinations and road tests for prospective drivers and chauffeurs will be held here as usual Saturday. Ward McReynolda, state examiner, will be at city hall from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.. and persons seeking licenses or permits may con sult him between those hours. Mr. McReynolda will also receive applica tions for the renewal of operator licenses, all of which expire June 30 Renewal blanks may be procured at city and state police headquarters. the sheriff's office and the Jecxson County Chamber of Commerce. ... Airport Arrivals MaJ. B. E. Carr brought his army Douglas basic trainer down at Medford municipal airport this afternoon for refueling. He was en route from Port Lewis. Wash., to Ssn Diego, Cal. Arlvais late yesterday included Capt. H. H. Mills, en route in an army Douglas observation plane from Hamilton field, Cal., to Seattle; and Robert D. Bedlnger, chief supervisor of this dis trict for the bureau of air commerce, and Olen Neel, Inspector, who ar rived from Klamath Falls In Mono coupes. Bedlnger continued to Oak land, Cal., while Neel proceeded north to Eugene. . Undergoes Operation Mabel Mack. Jackson county home demonstration agent, was reported today to be rest ing comfortably In St. Vlnoent'a hos pital, Portland, where she underwent an operation Tuesday morning for acute appendicitis. Her mother, Mrs Ida Sweeney, went to Portland Tues day night to be with her. Mrs. Mack was returning from the annua con vention of the Business and Profes sional women's clubs In Eugene when she was stricken In Cottage Orove with appendicitis. She proceeded Im mediately from there to Portland for the operation. She is president of the Business and Professional Wom en's club here. Phone 989 Chan At Rialto . i , Death fires the starling gun In "Charlie Chan at the Olympics." new mystery hit. with Warner Oland again aa- Chan, heading a cast which fea tures Pauline Moore. Ka therm de Mille, Allan Lane. C. Henry Gordon and Chan's "number one" son. Key Luke. "Charlie Chan At the Olympics" comes to the Rialto ti-.eater lor to morrow and Saturday aa the leading feature on a double bill program with Peter B. Kynes breath-taking western hit, "Trapped,' starring Charles Star rett. Meteorological Report May 27. 1937 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Ritr and moderately warm tonight and Friday. Oregon: Pair tonight and Friday but cloudy or foggy near coast. Mod erately warm In Interior. Moderate northwest wind off coast. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 75: lowest. 46. Total monthly precipitation, 1.63 Inches: excess for the month, 0.58 of an Inch. Total precipitation since September 1, 1936. 14.84 Inches: deft clency for the season. 1.74 Inches. Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday, 34 per cent; 8 a. m. today. 95 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:0 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 7:35 p. m. Observations Token at 5 a. m., 120 Meridian Time. u a; i is S d 3 -a "1 -a CITT ? S $ o -o r a o o ft i'l Boise 78 Boston 12 Chicago 82 Denver 68 Eureka 58 Helena - 74 Los Angeles . 70 MEDFORD 79 New York . 80 Omaha 80 Phoenix 90 Portland 66 Reno '. 76 46 .... 36 .72 54 .13 46 T. 44 .... 54 .05 48 .... 68 .... 56 .... 46 .... 40 ... 46 .... 48 .... 60 .... 46 .01 Clear Cloudy Rain Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Roseburg 8alt Lake City .... 78 San Francisco .... 74 Seattle 62 Spokane i. 72 Washington, D.C. 86 Yakima 78 Cloudy P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear RIRTUC i RUMMAGE SALE Friday ancfSatur'- -' K. f" i LJ t I D1IX 1 rlij day, by American Legion Auxiliary. ! ' i'l X. 1 f 1 I ' I Mt do5 to Brophy'a Jewelry. - . , ' Bom. to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Trite. WANTED a car washers. Must have jg. JkVJi wit! ' : Vt. ' vi 808 Austin street, a boy, weighing experience with power washer. ri". I fmrnt 'SZ O aatlw 'tiVil j 7 pounds, 3 ounces. May 23 at the Long Motor Car Co., 38 N. River- I , 3ijfVB '" ' JT .illtlUrtU'' I I sv ! Community hospital. Both mother "s , T- ' " . Vlll4W Vv'JV " V V " J and son are reported In tine condl- . . ISsA ' 1 . V. M t,on' l i Vl2vw ,.c Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Da- ,tW ', ' W ' TT;S a IT 1 ' I vies ot Jacksonville a girl weighing II jJHlTiLTl X 1 Spe" & 1 " 1 I " i seven pounds and 11 ounces at Com- ll THE J f 1 f g i-.J V "H" ' ' 'A' fi V l J JTj ' . I munlty hospital Wednesday. May 38. I k f "J J i i- , - Q 0"V-- ' ' f ' i Delivery waa made by a Caesarian op- litmttmmtmtttmmtmtttMtmJ. ? ysf.H, ; (S 1 m C i;B ' ' j .- eratlon. Mother and baby were ssld MHNMHMMMKMMMWM ! JL Pfls, ' ' t VI C . i WN.. by hospital attendsnta to be progresa- l:4v" ;j'-";0" -'--Vr-l' .iJiw. l W "SvU1 . J W been named Carmen Lcltha. f , ' , . JP ' , , y M " 1 C ' ' ' tTi' P i Here on Business Bret Ncllson ot Tomorrow & Saturday V ' V ' f s !?' " 4" gV U eHO,, X' Portland transacted business here yea- in lllAIl I rf2Tk I ' ' "i IV 1 -rCt J 1 4 terd.y and today. He was to leave CHAN IS BACK! fiV' K It ,Tv0 - 11 today for Grants Pass. SI A &JR. 1 a not t 1 t , And what thrill. " ii 4V ? T-Jx '-1 . lVlCaV v Starfish are among the worst ene- and suspeme In f - tP C 1 8 1 i mles of oysters. his latest mvs- I "'" l V' SCV B A T 1 H 1 1 : JJThere's no end to thrills r?2rtv84fVl ' A-lLd rV -t X VL Jf V : WTJJas Tarzan hraie. junsle I A2L C.V , IT . - ll " l I ' " ' asaand beast for the hrlde I JxlTV JtTL 9 J ' 1 A Si a 0 Emm H?" g3' ; O'SULLIVAN 1 j ; : j HIBBVI THBV END IOMOHII " """"T! j r elect En hokth EdwardQ. eV ' I I I SZjklfi I I ; I ---- Robinson .utYiV 8how. at I LOU VVJJ I Matt . . 30o I . j .1:48 Ki A nr- n A rvJ Eves - . 40o IlltlTWl "THE GREAT 6:4B-9:0 UlMULr (WVNIkJ ' lUlyy .0. l HOSPITAL MY8TERY" 1 J VJJyVwWS aj 1 1 Robert Taylor ri i The Pacific Northwest Premiere showing of "This la My Affair," co starring Robert Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck, with Victor McLaglen heading the supporting cost, comes to the New Craterian Theater Bun day. It just misses being the world premiere of the picture, that affair opening tomorrow in San Francisco. In the film. Taylor has hia moat JOHNNY WEISSMULLER ' IN ROXY'S THRILLER Reuniting Johnny Welsamuller and Maureen O Sullivan In another drama of Jungle adventure, "Tarzan Ea capea" plays at the Boxy theater to day and tomorrow aa the moat thrill ing of the famous Edgar Rice Bur roughs narratives. The new atory deals with the attempts of a white hunter to capture Tarzan for exhi bition purposes, and the latter's es cape aided by his animal friends. John Buckler, Benlta Hume and Wil liam Henry have Important support ing roles. 4- Medford Lodge No. 103. A. F. & A. M., Special Com- ""JV? municatlon Friday, May 38. 0 p. MI. nwi 41, (VI. uv gree. Dinner, 6 ;30 p. m. Visitors welcome. C. M. Houston, W. M. R. E. Sweeney, Secy. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE White Leghorn hens, 80c each. Joe Perry, earns Valley, FINAL CLOSE OUT $200 Hotpot nt range, 40; $175 radio, $10.60: $26 overstuffed chair, $16: fern stand,, 45c; lunch cloths. 36o; hall rug, $2.65; electric globes, shades, plugs, sockets, 6c; cords, 16c; kitchen utensils, 5c; garden tools, 36c. 996 So. Oakdale. iubueb your lurniture re-upnoistrrsa ' 1 v Mr rill JM .t. I I f I Ml o I and covertnKS Irom Thlbault. Tel. ' r v ' i 11 I V I I 1 I I in Craterian Film . -'.l'. 'X - "J powerful role that of the young lieutenant who sets out to amaah a powerful bank-roobing gang who have terrorized the middle west In the days of President McKlnley. Miss Stanwyck is the entertainer In Mc Laglen 'a cafe, the gang's h tod quar ters and It Is there that the screen life romance Is born that teams the pair whose real-life romance ia the talk of the country's fans. BABY BUGGY , for sale; reversible body, good condition. Tel. 629-Y. FOR SALE Lumber, brick, plumbing, wlndowa and doors. 128 N. Contrnl between hours 8 and 6. FOR SALE Steel-wheel farm wagon.. 608 West nth St. WANTED Experienced girl for house- worx ana neip care lor cnnaron. References. Phone 109-J-3. WANTED Middle-aged woman for houaework . care of 3 child ren . Board, room and wages. Tel. 1069 1 ' I "V It, NEAT, reliable and efficient woman want housework bj day or hour. Phone 623 -R-3. FOR SALE Safe. Eads Transfer b Storage. 4 ACRE. 5 -room brick houae. city water, bath, laundry trays: splendid location on state highway, near city limits. Good business or camp ground site. Only $1000; $600 cash. S Acres on Spring street: Irri gated, city water, electricity, 3 -room house, $800. Also have good buy In "A'( grade dairy ranch: fre water, good build ings; near Medford. L. G PICK ELL 16 South Bartlett St. CHEAP 160 acre good fir. Will trade for late car or pickup. R. V. Perry, Sams Valley. FOR RENT 8-room furnished house. close in, $37.60 per month. Fowler it Upp, 44 N. Riverside. SPECIAL SALE of Used Cam offered by the C. E. Gates Auto Company for one week only. Any car under $100 mav be purchased for $) l down, balance to suit purchaser. No carrying charges or Interest added, c. E. GATES AUTO CO. USED CAR DEPARTMENT 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE "39 Ford truck; good mechanical condition, good rubber; $140. or trade for heavy car. E. L. Caldwell, Central Point. MAN WANTED to take contract for party cutting limb and pola wood. 700 East Main. FOR SALE 43 Rose Ave.; 3 bed rooms, double plumbing, furnace, close to grade and Junior high schools. Price and terms reason able. Immediate- possession. PLANTS Zinnias, asters, 3 doz. 35c. Also snapdragons, marigolds, pan ales. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 E. Main. WANTED Man cook for small ranch. Phone 101. CLEAN FALSE TEETH -GET RID OF STAINS New Easy Way-No Brushing fitera-Klean. imailng new dUcorery, r movei blsckeat stsJnt, tarnish, tartar Hkt magic. Juat put falaa tth or bridge! In rlus of water and add Sttra-Kletn powdr. No iDMSr braahinr. Raeommanded by den tltta approved by Good Houaeketpin. At all drugs! it a. Monty back If not delighted. ft WANTED Child to cart for In horn. 1317 W. 9th bt. FOR SALE 6 -room modern house, furnished; 3 lots; terms. Tel. 469-X. GUARANTEED PAINTING, time pay- ments. Mltche'l Auto Beauty Shop. Tender, Aching, Burning Feet Two or ' three applications of Moone's Emerald Oil and In fifteen minutes the pain and soreness dis appears. A few more applications at reffuJar intervals and the almost un bearable soreness la gone for good. It's a wonderful formula this combination of eaaentlal oils with camphor and other antiseptics so marvelous that thousands of bottles are sold annually to help varicose or swollen veins. Jarmln's, Inc., and every good drug gist guarantees Moone's Emerald Oil to give you complete satisfaction or money back. LOSS OF PEP NOT NECESSARILY OLD AGE During the long winter months you are apt to lose your pep dulling your personality. This does not neo eaaarlly mean that you are losing your pep from age. In most cases you are run-down. You cannot give your family the proper attention when your' body Is sluggish. Vita min concentrates will help you regain your pep. VITEMEX (concentrated vitamin tabletal are so fortified and concentrated that one dose contains 3846 vitamin units (A and D), Iron Peptonate and Copper Protelnate (blood building elements), Nux Vom ica (tonic),, Calcium and Phosphorus (minerals fine for nervousness and bone structure). Start using VITEMEX today, and you Trill notloe your body building up. When you build up your body you will notice an Increase In pep. VITEMEX Is sold all over the United States, ' In Medford the ex clusive . Vltemex agent Is Heath's Drug Store. JAM W ' 223 East Sixth St.