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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTNE. MTPyORD. OBEflfry. MON'DXr. .TTST irm. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and vmm Ashland. F. t. Nutter af A Ah. land trsnaected business and visited her Friday. In Ashland A. 6. Roaenbaum. dis trict passenger agent (or the South ern Paellle railroad, nt transacting business In Aihltnd this morning. t Hers for Week-End Bob Nelson, ten of Mrs. 0. T. luehterhand of this elty. Ttslted here over the WMk-nd from Lekeview where h U employed. ... Elactton of Officers Election of of ficers will b held at the regular weekly dinner-meeting of the Active alub in the Hotel Medford tomorrow venlng at 6:30. Sunday Visitor Out-of-town vls ltora In Medford yeeterday Included Mr. and Mra. X. I. Flaherty of Ash land, who apent the day with Mr. and Mra. Clyde Williamson. To Initiate Class Talisman lodge No. SI, Knight of Pythias, will meet tonight to Initiate a class In knight rank. All members and visiting mem ber are urged to be present. Refresh ments will be served. . Angler Cited Irene Alouta Krch of Klamath Falls was cited by state police yesterday at Fish Isko for al leged angling without a license. She was cited to appear In Justl-e of the peace court here Wednesday. ... Visits Father Miss Harriett Whll lock of Tamps. Fie., arrived here yes terday for a visit with her father. A. J. Whlllock, and other relative. Miss Whlllock had not seen her father for eight years. FroinxeK&rnath Falls Duke Lorton, afiWSur reslaeVil , Jacksonville now employed with theouthern Pacific railroad in Klamath Fait,. ,ls spend ing a few days here with relatives and friend. Minor Accident Lloyd Rlggert of the Roxy Anne orchards and Frank R. Allen of 417 North Bartlett street vera driven of eara Involved In a min or accident at Central avenue and Eighth street Sunday morning, a city police report said today, Hera for 2 Weeks Mra. George A. Curtis and Mrs. Lola Dameron, both of Fort Smith, Ark., arrived yester day to spend a two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mra. Edward Q. Brawn of 14 North Front street Mrs. Curtis Is Mr. Brown's sister snd Mrs. Dsmeron I his nleoe. e In Ashland Friday visitors In Ash land from this city Included F. E. Redden, who transacted business, sad Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blerma, who were dinner fuests of Mrs. Blerma's broth er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Warenfelt. Here for Visit Mr. and Mrs. Don rjault and children of San Francisco arrived In Medford yesterday to spend a two week' vacation at the home of Mr. Oault'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Oault, 1308 East Main street. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Oault drove to Chlco yesterday to meet them. ' ' London Scout Writes Chester Cole, Medford school boy and Scout re ceived a letter from Ja:k Parke, Lon don Boy Scout, with many fine pic ture of historic spots In London. Es pecially prised by the local youth ire the apeclal coronation stamps used In mailing the packet. To Attend Conclave Mra. R. E. Carley of the Carley Poultry farm left yesterday for Corvallls by train to at tend the Oregon Baby Chick asaoeta tlon convention being held at Ore gon Stat college. She will be a guest of the J. A. Hansons at the Hanson poultry farm while In Corvalll. t Drills Tomorrow Company A and headquarters compsny. 186th Infantry of the Oregon national guard will hold their vcg'.lar weekly drill in the armory tomorrow night The third and last typhoid Inoculation will be administered by Dr. W. O. Blihoii. captain of the medical corps reserve. The two natlon.il gusrd companies sre preparing for field maneuvers nt rort Lewis, Wash., In August. Guests from Eugene Miss .Tune Dlrrett and William Hanson of Eu gene are guest for a few days of Bob GUstrap at his home here. 35 Geneva street. They drove to Hertford this morning with Mr. Qllstrap and Miss Velma Beverson who were returning from a week's vacation In the north. Miss Severaon spent the week at the home of hw parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fdwsrd P. Severson In Springfield. Mr. Qllstrap devoted most of hi va cation to fishing In the McKenite river. Back from Convention Medford delegate returned today from the annual convention of the Fraterenal Order of Eagle In Astoria. Delegate from th local aerie were William Peek. Oeorge Coete Phil Thurston, .lame Fowler, rred Bsgley. Leland BAgley. Edward Owens, Lon Dslly. A. C. Lucas. Don Austin. Oeorge Kerr and Lea Oilman. Delegate for the lo csi eualllarv were Mrs. A. H. Bsnwelt. Mrs. Oeorge Coats. Mr. Phil Thurs ton. Mrs. A. C. Lucas. Mr. Fred Bag ley. Mr. Lon Dslly snd Mrs. Don Aus tin. i..- wrtnii Medford munici pal airport arrival today Included Leonard R. Peterson. Sesttie bunness ,,. (iin. in Arrow rpoits plsr.e to Ssn Francisco, and 8. Kel- locg. Buffalo. N. V., college siuacm who. with s friend, la making a An mt.t armirMt the United etate. Kellogg arrived from Oakland. Calif., and left for Portland, piloting a Falrchlld cabin plane. Ami i.rrt.r mriiuiM Lieut. J. B. Cary who was returning to his station at Hamilton field. Calif., after making an army practice flight o Fort Lewie. t - NMihmn attack slsne: and Fred tt-t.s lieutenant In the army air corps reserve at Vancouver, who brought Sgt. William Daw Baca u hi. mi nwt at the airport. Sgt- Dawa having made a business flight to Portland Saturday. PERSONAL From Prospect Mrs. Sylvia Nye of Prospect was ahopplng and ealltng on frlenda In Medford this morning. Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. J. Or btn Cooksey of Ashlsnd were among out-of-town visitors here Saturday. . Business Caller Harry Helser of this city transected business and called on friends in Ashlsnd Frldsy. Calling Here M. F. Bryant of Rogue River was visiting friends snd business acquaintances here this morning. Business Visitor Out-of-town res idents trsnssctlng business In Med ford today Included Floyd McCabe of Butte Falls. ... Back From Vacation. 5. C. God love of 345 Bartlett street and hla two granddaughtera, Nancy and Neysa. re turned by motorcar last evening from Crescent City. Calif., where they spent a fortnight vacation. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wall of 1038 Reddy avenue Joined them In Crescent City Satur day and all returned together yester day, the group etopplng at the Ore gon Caves on the way home. KATE P. MERRILL TO LAST REWARD Kate Pearl Merrill, wife of E. T. Merrill of Medford, died Sunday night, June 27, at the Community hospital In Ashland after a brief Illness. She was born In Ashland of pioneer parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry 8. Emery, on March 6, 1870, and at the time of her passing was aged 81 years. She waa united In marriage to Qeo. T. Watson 34 years ago. He preceded her In death April 3, 1037. On July 3, 1929, she married E- T. Merrill and since their marriage has resided In Medford. She waa a member of the First Presbyterian church for many years. She leaves her husband. E. T. Mer rill and one son, KendrtcK Watson of Medford, and five brothers and ilstera, Harry C, Nlnabel and Haul Emery, of Ashland, and Mrs. Mona Losher and Melvtn S. Emery of Port land. Service will be held from the J. P. Dodge and So(s chapel In Ash land at 2:30 Tuesday, June 30. In terment at Mountain View cemetery. b: CALLED BY DEATH Cora Beery Ravenor died at her home two mllei south of Ruch early thla morning after an Illness of the past two years. She was 61 yeara old. Mrs. Ravenor waa born at Billings, Mont., December 30, 1885, and waa a resident of Jackson county for the past 19 years. She was married to Charles J. Ravenor at Jacksonville on June 3 1906. She waa a member of Olive R bekah lodge 38 of Medford and of the ApplegaU Ora;ge. Survivors are her husband, Charles J. Ravenor, a son, Everett H. Rave nor, two brothers, Charles H. Beery and Edwin D. Beery, and a sister, Mra. Esther Wilson, all of Medford. Funeral services will be held st the Pert chapel Wednesday at 3:00 o'clock, the Rev. D. E. Millard of ficiating. Interment will be made In Jackeonvttle cemetery. SCHRODER WILL PLEAD TO BAD GHECK PASSAGE' Leo M. Schroder, charged with ob taining money under false pretenses, returned from Denver. Colo., by Sheriff 8yd I. Brown last week, will enter a plea of guilty, the sheriff states Schroder haa Informed him. Schroder waived extradition In the return from Colorado, Schroder allegedly cashed a spur ious check for 8106 on the J. C. Penney company of this city and bogus paper amounting to 8160 on J. Hall, operator of a Rogue River auto camp. A check for 6100 was cashed In payment of an 884 board bllU FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR MARY HAZELRiGG Funeral service for Mary Elisa beth Hazelrigg will be conducted from the Perl funeral home Tuesday sfternoon at 3:30 o'clock, the Rev. S. L. Divine officiating. Interment will take plsce In the Medford I.O.O.P. cemetery. CHECKS IN SOIL SAVING RECEIVED FOR FARMERS Second psyment checks under the soil conservation at have been re ceived from the V. . treasury de partment by the county agent's of. flee. The checks are for 10 percent of the payment less deduction for expenses. They number 413. snd rsng from 18 cent to $14. The check are being mailed to fr.rmera. . Closing Urn. for Too Lata lo C!a- i.y Ads Is :80 p m. Nhj suffer any lnnrr (th sinus? USE SI-NO! .., new. scientific sinus ventilation and drainage relief. Send at once for Dr Davis- FREE booklet the recu .coiit SINUS. HAY PIVFR. ASTHMA 1. Davis' Laboratories, Dept. A4, F O fox 4330, Portland, Oregoej. Livestock Portland PORTLAND. Ore.. June 38. (AP- USDA) HOGS: 2600; Including 468 direct, market fairly active, steady with Friday or 60 cents higher than week ago, good choice 168-210 lb. load lota 811.50. 1 deck 811.60. drive- Ins 11 -25, 220-380 lb. 810.50 10.75. few from loada 811. weigh ta below 160 Iba. $10.50i 10.75. packing sows 87.758, feeder plga 0ff 10.35. CATTLE 3400, Including 183 di rect, calves 350, market uneven, steady to strong 36 cents higher, bet ter gradea at advance, cutters to medium aba stock 36c lower. Better grades steady, bulls weak to 36 cents lower, vealera ateady, load 1015 lb. fed steera 810, few los.de hay and grass steers 80 9 78. other grasses 8.60 down to 86. few atockers 85.60 (8 7, grans? heifers 18.60 fl 8, low cut ter and cutter 83.50 if 6. common medium 16.25 (g 6.75. grassy dairy type cowa below 83 50, beef cows 37 7.75, bulla 85.50 e 6, beef bulls 86 28 90.50, good-ebocle vealers 87.50 8.50. common 86. SHEEP 2500, Spring lambs 26 cents lower, yearlings and ewes steady, bulk medium-good spring lamba 89.60, few other grades 89.76 ?10, common 37, few yearlings 86 6, slaughter ewes 81.50(53.50. Chicago CHICAGO. June 28. (AP-USDA) HOGS: 10.000: uneven, good and choice hogs 1 80 lbs. down fully steady: others weak to 10c lover than Friday's average; packing sows 10 $ 15c off. CATTLE 17.000; calves 3.500; mostly stockers and slaughter kinds 23 iff 50c under last week's best time but gralnfed steera and yearlings steady; bulls ateady, 26c lower; veal ers steady: early top fed steers 815.26; yearlings 814; heifer year ling!, 813. SHEEP ,000: spring lambs open ing alow: early sales natives fully 60c lower than Friday. Portland Produce PORTLAND, June 38. (API BUT TER: Prints, A grade. 34c lb. In parchment wrappers, 35c in cartons: B grade. 33c in parchment wrappers; 34c In cartons. BUTTERPAT (Portland delivery, buying price) A grade. 33334c lb. country stations; A grade. 31 eg 81 He lb.; B grade 1(4 c less; O grade Be less. EOOS Buying price by whole salers; extrss, 30c; standard, 17c; medium, IRc; medium firsts, 18c; undergrades, 14c doeen. COUNTRY MEATS Selling prloa to retailera: country killed hogs, best butchers, under 180 lbs., lie; vealers, 13c; light and thin, 10i13e; heavy, 10c: oanner cowa 8 a 9c; cutters, SiflOc: burrs, losrllc; spring lsmbs. 18919c: yearlings 10gl3c; ewes 4Tc lb. Cheese snd live poultry unchanged. CANTALOUPES Brawley, Jumbo 45s, 83: standard 45s, $3.75; Jumbo 30s. 3.75. POTATOES New potatoes, onions, wool, hsy, unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, June 38. (AP) Oraln: (wheat) Open High Low Close July 1.11 ti 1.14 Mitt 1.14 Sept 1.05 1.07'5 105 1.0714 Cssh wheat: Big Bend bluestem, hardwheat, 13 percent, $1.1614; dark hard winter. 13 percent. 1.30'4: 13 percent $13J4; 11 percent, $1.16tt: soft white snd western white, 1.18'i: dsrk winter $1.14; western red $1.19. Oats: No. 3 white $33.80, gray $33.50. Barley. No. 3,5-lb. B. W. $38. Corn, Argentine. $43. Millrun standard $39.50. Todsys car rewipta: wheat 13; flour 35. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, June 38. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close July 1.13V, laon 113'4 1.I8H Sept. .1.104 131 1.14 '4 1.30 D- -- U8!4 1-3314 11854 a Wall St. Report New York. June 38. (AP) A fur ther decline In rails found the stock market vulnerable today and losses of fractions to 3 or more points fol lowed an early rally. Disappointment in some financial circles over carrier earnings trenda paved the way for selling In reus. Their Glory Lives Forever! Ends Tomorrow Nlte ERR0LFLYNN OlIVU De HAVILLAND TVCHARGEofiKe LIGHT BRIGADE Tal nf l.noos WEDNESDAY ONLYl' .-e B r I nt y a r 'gf, lendest laffs! r TOSH Meanwhile, despite the back-to-work movement at strike-affected ateel mills. Wall Street said continued disputes between workers and em ployers cast a shsdow over the In dustrial profit outlook. Weakness In bonds also discouraged traders. It was said. Transactions . pproxlmsted 630,000 ah area. Today's closing prices for 82 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye Am. Csn . 31't , S3 8j 1 60S , 0i . 73 , 18', Am. 3s Fgn. Pow. ., , A. T. b T. Anaconda .. Atch. T. As S. F. Bendtx Avia. . Beth. Steel n-, 88 14 06', Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solr. .. Curtisa-Wrlght DuPont ...... Gen. Elec. Gen. Foods .... Gen. Mot. - Int. Harvest. I. T. & T. . 11 , 514 , 1S0H . 51 '1 87 484 105 , 10 Johns-Man. 134 S3 '4 334 85 H 83 m 1IH 40 84i 13', 98 14 3814 98 4 Monty ward . North Amer Penney (J. C.) Phillip Pet . . Radio ........... Sou. Pac. Std. Brands St. Oil Csl. St. Oil N. J. Trsns. Amer. Union Csrb. . Unit. Aircraft ... U. S. Steel TRIAL OF CANNON Nelson Cannon, charged with In voluntary manslaughter, In an acci dent In which Francis Lea Heryford, IS, sustslned fatal Injuries, when the bicycle on which he was riding was struck by a ear driven by Can' non, la scheduled to start in circuit court Wednesdsy. The accident oc curred lsst April on Riverside ave nue, about 11 o'clock at night. No date has been set for the re trial of Eldon Miller, Klamath tribe member, charged with contributing to the delinquency of a 16-year-old Ashland girl. The court last Friday night declared a mls-trlsl, when nel thr the defendsnt nor his counsel appeared, until more than an hour after the Jury was ready to report. The court rebuked one of Miller's counsel, and ordered Miller held in the county Jail without trusty privi leges, pending new trial. Miller waa arrested by Sheriff 8yd I. Brown, as he waa entering the courtroom. He had been auto riding with friends. WILLE TJ of Irrigation storage water In tho Rogue River valley will atart thla week aceordlns to oin Amem! general Irrigation manager forthe mcaiora ana Taient district!. Warm weather of the past two daya has brought thla about, and tha creelx flow la now running In the Irriga tion ditches. rnsplger said the stor age supply was normal. tU predicted an "Irrigation year. Irrlgntlon is now underway in some orcharda and truck gardens and where the first euttlng of hay hue been made. The warm weather was welcomed aa a deterrent for blight, ripening of cherrlew md hay curing. Snows l:f5-7-;l 2c-3V-10i Vntll Tomorrow Ml. Only) IT'S "GINGER'S" BEST' and for good measure Va a RIOT fiP FUN! I I COMING WEDNESDAY! He did the house work and she look fhe credit! The 'MM Ideal lontedy plus Oisma Twin eV.l:M.iy..4. Bill TO."flP I The lovely str , . of "Wings of Jmmmm mmJ t0 ,hrl" J'l",; Charles Boyer and ' Jean Arthur Score Hit At Craterian Charles Boyer and Jean Arthur, a fascinating new pair of acreenJovera. tipped into town last night In a film romaoca aa fraah and smart and charming aa the Paris In which It S.ooma. The occasion waa "History la Made at Night," now at the New Craterian, and this story fairly sparkles with or! ght, gay, flippant dialogue that we wager you'll be quoting for waeks. The handsome Boyer has never been seen to better advantage than as Paul Dumond. Parle man about town and glorified bead waiter, and lovely Jean Arthur Is aluo at her c?.armlng best aa Irene Vail, the New York mannequin who yearns to brak the bonds of her unhappy marriage to the Jealous, domineering shipping magnate, played by Colin CUve, The story opens on a novel note. uth Paul, the handsome an4 myster ious stranger, playing knight errant to Irene when her husband sends hla chauffeur (Iran Lebedeff) to her hotl suite to compromise her so she'll be compelled to drop her di vorce proceedings. Paul floors the cnauffeur, carries off Irene snd a glorious romance Is begun aa these two fascinating and fascinated stran gers dine and tango 'til dswn In the tn.it Paris cafe where Paul Is. un known to Irene, head waiter. The ever-reliable Leo CarrlUo provides an other grand portrayal aa Ceaare. the temperamental chef of the cafe. A tragic not la Introduced when tone' arrives home and finds that Paul's blow has killed the chauffeur Now Vsll feels he csn force her to drop her divorce proceedings to save the handsome stronger. She returns to New York with him. but finds she cannot remain with Vail, and takes a Job as a mannequin. . Paul, meanwhile, haa pursued her to New York, where he and Ceaart take over a fashionable cafe, Victor's Irene, learning she ts wanted in Psrls in regard to the murder, offers to re turn with Vail to help save Paul. But when he takes her to Victor's for din ner and she sees that Paul la free. the lover are reunited and plan to return to Parle together aboard Vatl'a new crack luxury liner and save the prisoner who la being unjustly held there. One of the most unexpected and ameslng climaxes In screen history follosra one that It would be unfair to reveal here and the story ends on a happy note. Jane Withers Now On Rialto Scren The Rialto theatre fairly rocked with laughter yesterday. The occa sion? The all-comedy twin bill that ha little Ml Dynamite, otherwise Vnown a Jane Withers, In what Is unquestionably her funniest picture "Angel Holldsy". And, as If that weren't enough. "Hotel Haywire". playing aa the added feature, takes up where Jana leavaa off. With a gleam In her eye, "Ginger" Jan takes a day off, teaching the neighbor how to put the "holler" into holiday and routing a riot squad with Its own tear gs In a grand free- fnr-Jan hilarity spree which, despite its torrent of mischief, works out wall for the young lovers Involved, Robert Kent and Bally Blane. Joan Davla. In allows :45-1:oq-a aoi-4(lr-lnr Thrilli Piled on Laughter! Ends Tomorrow Mtel WEDNESDAY ONLY! w"1 .mo'"' ta f'.'l ten s" I CTJDVgr, I ( 14 X 1 t9 w r m THURSDAY I .. nS "".t6- 1 one of the chief supporting roles. adds no little to the fun with hla sarcastic wise-cracks. With nine corned lens turned loose n one picture, such aa happens In Hotel Hsy wire", something should happen and plenty doea. Thla htlarl- cus mixture of slapstick and sophisti cated comedy la the atory of an atrologer, played to the hilt by Leo CarrlUo. who breaks up happy homes 10 that his detective bureau might flourish. Some of the better known players in the cast Include Lynns Overmen snd Spring Bylngton aa husband and vlfv, Benny Baker aa a detective. Mary Carlisle and John Patterson as the young romancers. Oeorge Barbler. Porter Hall, Chester Conklln and Tvddy Hart. Much of the ahrtrap gathered In the United States la aent to Japan for army rations ss a preventive against diseases. Closing time for Too Lite to Oils- sifv Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Blng. Black Republican cherries. Phone 844-J-4. FOR SALE General Electric refriger ator. 54 eu. it. one year guaran tee, 4 Ice pans, glass drip pan. veg etable pan. inquire Davis Transfer Co. FOR BALE Cabin at Union Creek. Call 337. FOR RENT 3 furnished spertmenta, 3 office rooms. 1 store building. 1 basement room. See Roland Hub bard or Al Llttrell. FOR SALE Pupa, cheap. Phone 1M4. FOR SALE-&Canntng cherries, 3c on tree. 310 Portland Ave. FOR SALE Pie cherries. 101 Port land Ave. Phone 865-L. CHERRIES for sale at ranch. Pickers wanted. O. V. Myers. Phone 3A8-J. WARDS SAVES YOU aasaBssBStSBasWBWsl for Playtime.... for For Playtime) . . . oxfords of our finest qvullty duck with flexible sport soles. White, or white with blue tongues and blue soles. For psrtytime . . . multicolored, simuleted leather sandals in white with patent accents, or white patent. WHITE... FOR HOLIDAY FUN I Shiny patant or smart dull leather itrv " AC dalil Ona.itraps er two-atrsps with I e fUttarinf hlh-eut mpil 8lies IM - CHILDREN'S ELK SANDALS Barefoot style for coal comfort I Whit er tmeke elk for smartness 1 Slats and comfortable In Words Itingless "KNEE FREE CMhn Hoi Because there's no strain from farters, they five rwee the tf ear Lasts tops keep them up I Full fashioned. Smart suntan colors. Ful length Ringlets Chiffons, or Long Wear ing Service Weight Horo 69 Women's and Children's Anklets w.i .;imin ' ffMWfnwm'Wi'jwwMmiu yn Mnntigiiimeiry Wairdl 117 South Csntral 3s passenger school bus perfect me chanical condition, good for many miles of dependable aervloe at a bargain prloe. PIERCE -ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth MUST SELL at once, 3 young thor oughbred hounds, partly trained. Male and female. 531 Penn. Ave. LOST Olaaaea In black case. Box 3394. Tribune. FOUNT Purse . Owner may hare by Identifying. 301 8. Central. FOR EXCHANGE 39 ACRE RANCH MOSTLY CREEK BOTTOM Of which 9 acres are In cultivation. 6 seeded to clover, place fenced and erase fenced. Creek rune through ac, spring In pasture. 0 room ouse practically new. Lumber on filaoe for out-buildings, electric I Hhtii. Bus goes by door. Located near Rfweburg. Total price assftO.OO. Will aceept one acre well Improved suburban place near Medford and aMiime. CHARLES A. Wllffj AOENCT. INC. 109 E. Main St. Phone 738 Exclusive Agents LOST Billfold containing currency. Name Inside. pl?ajt return to 618 8. Central. Liberal reward. OPEN for business to trie public. A fun line of quality groceries, smok ed and lunch meats. Also a nice line of confectionery. Yost's Gro cery, 1117 Eaat Jackson. "Our mot to Is to plesse.' FOR SALE -Studio couch and chair to match, like new. $33.50. Oak din ing table and 6 chairs. 911.76; C melody aaxophone, perfect condi tion, S3300: baby btURlea from 4 up: upholstered rockers. $4.76; and many other things, sll bargains. Hawley Transfer, 118 N. Riverside, FOR SALE Suburban acre, on good highway, close In with 8 room house, barn and chicken run. Good soil, fine garden ready to use, La dtno clover, cow lot. Building and Loan balance 3f3. Payable HO. 00 per mo. Must leave at once, first reasonable offer for my equity takes It. Write Mail Tribune Box 3337 for further particulars. MONEY ON EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE SUMMER FAVORITES 69 10 and 15a FOR SALE Confectionery equipment Including soda fountain, Frig Ida Ira. cigar case, and baek-bar. candy case, popcorn popper. Phone OO0. GOOD los box 83. SI 10 West 10th. FOR BALE Cherrlea. Royal Anne, pla cherries, Lamberta and Binge. M. Lw Voorhlea. phone 671-R-3. ROOM for rent to lady. 117 Laurel. FOR SALift New Heywood Wakefield Invalid wheel chair. Cheap. Write) or phone H. Hosier, S41 High Bt Ashland, Ore. SWEET peas 16c bouquet; Shasta daisies, roses, larkspur. SO 8 Peach. FOR SALE Cowa, homes and mules. Fehl Ranch. Dark Hollow road. GUARANTEED PAINT INx. time pay ments. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. FOR SALE Oaa range, gas heater, boy'a bicycle. 1113 B. Oakdale. FOR SALE Service station and store. 603 S. Riverside. FOR RENT Four large room aulte ta beautiful Holly Apartment, nicely furnished clean, cozy. Everything furnished except linen. Piigldalra, electric range, hot water, all mod era conveniences, close In. Jus north of postofflce. Available now, 43. See manstrer In rear. CHERRIES Potph Phlpps Ranrh Crater Lake Highway LET Cg REFIN1SH WITH I DUO OR PCLCX I Daily's Auto Painting 39 South Bartlett I Z7 MONTGOMERY WARD Pattiftcme Wool Suits J SIZES 2 to 6 A treat variety of all-wool ene-pltce halter and other new swim suit ttyltt. Navy end bright colors. Fit spier). dldly. Girls' sUm tie 14 .....SI Telephone MS mu 69c