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tfEDFOTtD MXIL TRTBWE. MEDFOftt), QREQQy; srjyDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1937
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Church Interests and Notices
erne? ciaM
139 Cottage Street.
Taeeday, 8 p. m. Bubjeet, "mitt
Peace Bee,lni." Leader. Mrt. Walter
Ollfton. We eatend a welcome to ill.
Church 01 ChrIM
North Court Street.
Bible ttudT at 10;1S a. m.
Preuhlni at 11 by O. T. Sprinter.
Teplo. 'Solomon'! Temple end the
Church of Chrlet." Observance of
the Lord's Supper. -Evenlnf
service at 7 o'clock.
Chnroh of Jeeua Christ
Latter Pay Salnta
Severn Rasmuaaen,
Prealdlng Elder.
Sunder achool services 10 a. m.
No evening service thla evening.
Publte cordially Invited. Held In
the I. O. O. P. hall on Sixth between
Molly and Grape,
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
t. P. Mcrariand, Paator.
Bible school with elasaea for all
meeta promptly at 10 o'clock. I.
Leater Newbry, superintendent.
Morning worahlp with specie! mu
alo at 11 o'olock. Subject of aermon,
"Doing Buslneaa on Ood'a plan."
The young people's, society meets
M 7 o'clock In the evening. Eaton
Way la leader.
Midweek prayer aervlce and Bible
study On Wednesday evening at 7:30.
The public la cordially Invited to
Ml service.
Pull Gospel Church
11 Newtown Street.
Sunday school, 0:46 a. m.
; Morning worahlp, 11 o'clock,
evening aervlce. 7:45.
Wednesday evening prayer
and
praise. 7:4.
Bible study, 7:49 p. m. Prlday.
Bro. Ft. O. Melby, evangelist of
LOS Angeles, Calif., will have charge
of the services in Pastor Weston's
absence. His Sunday morning theme
will be "Suffering With Christ." Sun
day evening he will be apeaklng on
the subject "la the Coming of the
Lord at Hand?" The publlo is cor
dially Invited to attend.
Apoetolle Faith
41 North Front Street.
Devotional and praise service Sun
day morning at 10:30.
Ftaal live evangelistic service Sunday
evening at 7:30.
Sabbath school for the young peo
ple on Sunday at 8 a. m.i Tuesday,
Thuraday and Friday evenings, 7:4S.
The Hammond electric organ leads
the aong service. Sacred program of
muale by the orchoatra on Sunday
'evening. Special singing at each
service.
The whole truth preached without
fear or favor.
Everybody welcome. A collection
la never taken.
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
(Missouri Synod)
Bast Main and Portland Avenue
Harry H. Young, Paator.
Sunday school and Bible claas at
10 a. m.
Preparatory claas for holy commun
ion at 10:80.
Communion service at 11. Theme,
Our Wonderful Savior."
The regular buslneaa meeting of
the congregation will be held after
the aervlce thla morning.
No eonflrmtaton elaasea and mid
week Bible claaa this week. Paator
la attending a convention in Port
land.
First Presbyterian Church
Bav. Sherman L. Divine, Pastor.
Sunday morning worship at 11
o'clock, with sermon by the paator,
The Better Way." Anthem by oholr,
"Tnellne Thine Ear to Ma" (Hlmmel)
with Incidental solo by Laura York.
Offertory solo by Mary Webster,
"Come to My Heart" (Ambrose).
Bible achool, 0:48 a. m. Robert
Brewer, auperlntendent.
Junior C. E. at 8:90 p. m. Young
People'a C. E. in parlor at 6:80 p. m.
There will be a full rehearsal of
the pageant to be given October 81
In the auditorium at 8 p. m. today.
Dr. Divine will speak over KM ED
Friday 1:30 to 1:46 p. m.
Presbyterian Men's fellowship din
ner Prlday 6 p. m with Robert E.
Speer of New York as speaker. All
men Invited.
First MethndUt Kplsropal Churrh
West Main and Laurel Street.
Joseph Knotta, Minister.
Sunday achool, 0:46 a. m. B. J.
Neumann, superintendent.
Momlng worahlp at 11, Sermon
theme, "Short of the Mark." An
them. Prayer of the Penitent, ar
ranged by Felton. Solo, The Holy
City, by Adama sung by Miss Json
Clty, by Adams, sung by Mlsa Jean
rana. Offertory, Sketch In F. by
Demorest. Postlude, Fanfsre In a
Minor, by Asliford. Mrs. Rule Carlton
Strang, director. Mrs, Doris Condlt
lAnts organist.
Epworth Lesugea at 6:30 p. m. '
At 7:30 p. m., Informal evangel
istic aervtcea. The pootor preaches
tonight on the theme, "The Com
plete Man." The Mlsaea Heator and
Smith will alng a duet: the young
men'e chorus will sing "God Calling
"Yet" and the entire chorus will slug
a speclsl number. Come snd enjoy
this inspirational service.
First Christian Chureh
Ninth and Oakdale
Jamea M. .Hamilton, pastor.
Bffle Herbert Kurtx. cbolr director.
Msbel 81ms, planlat. Ralph L. Cook.
Sunday school superintendent
Sunday achool. 0:46 a. m. Every
man's Bible elsaa same hour In
courthouse.
Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Prel
ude, "Melody" by Schubert. Offer
tory, "Paatorale" by Oelbel. Anthem,
"Arise, o Church of Ood" by Wilson.
Sermon. "The Church, Today and
Tomorrow."
Young people'a societies and an
adult atudy group meet at church.
6:90 Sunday nlarht.
Sunday evening church service
opens at 7 30 with prelude. "Moon
light Over Naeareth" by DUglt. Of
fertory, "Chanaonette" by Hewitt.
Anthem by Junior Choir with Eleanor
Curry directing. "Rest In The Lord,"
hy Gilbert. Sermon, "God's Cure For
The Despondent." I
Women'a association, all day meet
ing at church Thursday.
Older Yourw People's society will
enjoy a Halloween pnrty in church
fsrlors Friday, T:46 p. m. I
St. Mark's Episcopal.
I. 8. Bartlam, rector.
Holy communion. 8 a. m.
Morning prayer and aermon,
o'clock.
Church school, 0:4S a. m.
Medford Company of Jehovah's
Witnesses
The Medford Company of Jeho
vah's Wltneanea meeta every Wednes
day at 7:0 p. m. and every Hatur-
day afternoon at I:.10 at 737 South
Central avenue. All Interested In
Watch Tower Bible etudy are wel
come. Main street MefhodKt Church
The Oray Brick Church.
Dr. Jouett P. Bray. Pflstor.
Church achool at 9 :4 a. m. ft. J.
Bills, superintendent. You will en-
Joy this school.
Preaching at 11 a. m. Topic, "The
Mission of John the Baptist."
Young people's meeting at 6:90.
Thla la a lively group.
Preaching at 7:30. The message
la evanffellatle.
The church and pastor moat cor
dially invite you to attend all the
worship houra.
Prayer meeting on Wedneedav at
7:30 p. m
First Church of ChrM, Hclentlst
Authorized branch of The Mother
Churoch, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, In Boston, Mane.
Servlcoa are held even Sunday at
11 o'clock, church edifice, 313 North
Oakdalc. subject for Sunday, Octo
ber 34 "Probation After Deoth."
Wednesday evening church meet-
Ing, Including testlmonlala of Chris
tian Science healing, at 8 o'clock.
The reading room, which Is located
In 414 and 416 Medford Center build
ing, la open dally from 7 a. m. to 6
p. m. The llbrnrlnn la In attendance
from 10 to 4, at which time the Bible
and all Christian Science llteraure
may be road, borrowed or purchased.
The publlo Is cordially Invited to
attend the aecrvlces and visit the
reading room.
Churrh of the Narnrrne.
Central Ave. at Jackson.
Fred M. Weatherford, pastor-evan
gelist, will be heard two tlmea today.
At the popular Sunday night ovan
gellatlc hour he will apeak from the
topic, "Chrlat Opens a Lost and
round Hospice," 7:30 p. m. You will
enjoy the apeclal muslo.
At the 10:48 worahlp, Mr. Weather.
ford speaks on "The Christian 8up-
eratructtire." special music.
0:45 will witness the Sunday school
assembly, directed by Mrs. Clara Caul
klna. sometlhng doing between the
Red Men and the Blue Men.
The literature committee, directed
by 8purgeon VanZee, will present an
Interesting program at 6130 p. m.
Mra. Ethel Kornatad la prealdent.
The Juniors will enjoy a special
program under dlreotlon' of Mrs. Fred
M. Weatherford.
Mid-week aervlce la conducted Wod
naaday at 7:30 p. m.. prayer, praise
and Bible study Interesting features.
We very cordially Invite the frlenda
and atrangera to all of our aervlces.
Centra! Avenue Cnnroh of Christ
Service temporarily in the Armory.
Wetter K, Strum, minister.
Residence, 440 N. Front street.
JCuvon Preei, choir director.
Mextne pierce, planlat.
Bible achool, D:4fi a. m. Classes for
all aes. Oleo Growl, auperlntendent.
Morning worship. 11 o'clock. Quest
speaker of the morning will be Broth
er Powell of the Rmm Creek church.
Special musical number, aolo by
Mlsa Rose Ellen Bloneker, "Teach Me
To Pray." t
6:30 p. m., Young People's Chris
tian Endeavor societies and Adult
Bible study group.
Evening aervlce. 7:30. In charge of
Intermediate Group of Young People
under leadership Mr. 8. H. Praley.
special musical number, duet, "I
Love Him Because He First Loved
Me,M sung by Maxlne Pierce and
Merle Praley, accompanied by Kuvon
Frees.
A cordial invitation la extended the
public.
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THE
Medford Distributing Corp.
32 South Bartlett
Free Methodist Churrh
337 West 10th street
O. B. Stacker, pastor.
Sunday school, 0:43 a. m.
Sermon by pastor, 11 a. m.
Junior band, 6:30 p. m.
Y. p, M. S. service. 6:46 p. m.
Evangelistic aervloe, 6:00 p. m.
Midweek service Thuraday, 7:90
p. m.
Y. P. M. 8. prayer "Band Friday",
7:30 p. m.
A cordial Invitation la extended to
the public.
Churrh of cod.
Haven and Holly 8te.
9:46 a. m. Sunday school. Ray
mond Chapman, auperlntendent. our
Sunday achool was the largest last
Sunday that It has been for' several
months. Come and bring your chil
dren.
11 a. m. Preaching by pea tor. Text,
Phil., Chapter 4:13.
7 p. m. Young People'a meeting.
Miss Mcrna Mullen, president.
8 p. m. Preaching hour.
You are welcome.
FINAL TRIBUTE TO
DOG HERO TODAY
A memorial monument to the mem-
ory of "Stubby", and Australian ahep -
feasant taaklAnnlnj 4A 4ka a B
herd dog belonging to the A. R.
Mansfield family, who saved the life
of Shirley, two and one-half year old
girl, will be unveiled this afternoon In
the pot cemetery of the Jackson coun
ty Humane society. The little girl
will bo present at tho ceremony.
The general public is Invited to at
tend. The exercUea will atart at two
o'clock, with the Rev, William B
Hamilton of Yroka, Calif,, former lo
cal resident aa the speaker.
RATE BOOST FOR
PORTLAND. Oct. 33. 7P A ruling
at Washington has excluded freight
rate Increases on principal agrlcul
UiYal products, Arthur M. Deary, at
'torney for the farm rate council of
Oregon. Washington and Idaho, re
ported today upon his return from
the east.
The attorney added, however, that
recent Increases in the ocean and
rail rates for wheat to the prlcc
con troll Ing markets of the southeast
"makes this area leas able to pay
the prescribed Increased rate on things
that the farmers buy."
Geary said northwest farmers fav
ored Increased rates on fresh meats
and packing house products from the
middle-west to the coast because the
industry In thla area "needa the pro
tection." GET CARS 'SPRAY'
PORTLAND. Oct. 33 (flr Vandals
who msy have been "drumming up
business" for garsgea sprayed nearly
300 autoinobilea In an apartment
house district with paint remover.
Captain of Detectives John J. Keegan
.aid two men recently approached a
Seattle garage ownera' association and
offered to "drive all all-night parked
automobiles Into garages."
Falling to do buslneaa In Seattle,
the men probably ahlft?d their
"racket" here, the captain said.
In 1034, the census showed 33,641
forelffn residents llvlntt In Japsn.
NEW 1938
SIX and EIGHT
ROOSEVELT CALLS
FOR PEACE ANEW
CHARLESTON, W. Va., Oct. 33
(AP) John Hamilton, chairman of
the Republican national committee,
charged today that President Roose
velt has made the American people
"Jittery" by practices that are "any
thing but encouraging to economic
revival." (
The recent stock market (lump,
Hamilton declared In an address pre
pared for a meeting of West Vir
ginia Republican women, "portends
great posalble dlatreas" and Mr. Roose
velt "should prepare to deal with the
squalls."
Hamilton said administration poli
cies hsva created "widespread alarm"
Instead of "true prosperity" and that
the president "has shown himself un
aware of actual economic develop
ments." "Our Republican opposition to the
New Deal, which haa been transform
ed into the Roosevelt deal, haa al
ways been baaed on the fundamental
consideration that in the long run
It could not work." Hamilton said. '
"Now that thla Roosevelt deal la
beginning to creak at the Joints, we
may expect to hear again that the
Republican party la the party of
privilege, that it la antagonistic to
the welfare of the common man, and
1 that mrMM ,
. - '
In
Mr. Roosevelt's hsnda. This is far
thest from the fact.
"A liberal Republicanism aeeka the
Interest of the common man no leas
sincerely and far more practically
than doea Mr. Roosevelt.
"If demagoguery haa temporarily
alienated from our ranka millions
whose real Interests Ha with us, It
becomes our primary task by our
words and deeds to again enlist their
support In our cause."
SALEM. Oct. 23. Whatever
recommendations are made to the
1039 legislature by the interim com
mittee now studying needed reforms
In Oregon's parole system, will have
the support of th state parole board.
W. H. Goaalln. private secretary to
Governor Charlea H. Martin declared
today.
Gosslln. by virtue of being the gov
ernor's secretary, also is a member
of the state parole board.
"The present parole system Is In
adequate," GosAlln said, "and amend
ments to the law are badly needed.
Three bills dealing with the parole
system were Introduced at the last
legislature but were defeated.
BABY FILM HELD
ISE
8ALEM, Oct. 38. (fi) The motion
picture, "The Birth of a Bahy." x
htblted before delegate to the Ore
Ron State Medical society convention
here yesterday, brought both praise
and criticism.
The picture eventually will be re-
leaaed for public showing, official
of the medical society said.
A discussion of the picture, led by
Dr. O. D. Carlyle Thompson, stressed
the need of more parental care for
expectant mother.
A nuraa objected to the picture be-
rause It portraya a delivery In the
home rather than In a hospital.
Dewitt Clinton waa mayor of Hew
York for three separate terms.
Open Sunday
PAROLE BOARD TO
BACK COMMITTEE
E
TO CLEAN UP BILL
CHAMPAIGN, 111., Oct. 23. (AP)
Officials of Champaign and Urbana
ordered a camnaten tnriav tr rinse
vice and gambling resorts in the two
cities, after a conference with Preal
dent Arthur Cutts Wlllard of the
University of Illinois.
The campaign waa based on reports
published In the Dally mini, atudent
newananer. that msnv framiantAva a.
Champalgn'a "red light district" were
university students.
President WltlnrH .nnulj. a tk.
Champaign and Urbana officials to
tu university protect and
maintain etandards of atudent good
conduct off the campua."
Arter a meeting laat niaht with
mayors and police chlefa of the
two cltiea he said In m il.t.m.ni
they agreed to co-operate by "clos
ing ana Keeping closed all gambling
placea and houses of HI fame, raiding
promptly all 'such plscea. Imposing
full pensltlea on all proprietors and
inmatea and fnrntshtnir .h. ....
Slty With nsmes real, not flHHA...
of any students found in such places."
Articles In the Dally mini offered
proof that at least 14 places of ahady
character were operating openly on
one street In Champaign.
The cleanun e.mnAi.n .........
way at the conclusion nr
survey of conditions here by Dr. Ds-
vra v. tniott, assigned by the United
States public health service to aid
in combatting syphilis. Dr. Elliott re
fused to comment on his findings.
STUDY AAA RULES
PORTLAND, Oct. 23. fp, Fifty
county egente and agricultural asso
ciation chieftains entered a "train
ing school" today to acquaint them
selves with the provision of tho 1938
agricultural conservation program.
The school Included representatives
from Marlon, Clackamas, Clatsop, Co
lumbia, Hood River, Washington and
Yamhill counties.
"Oregon has done an exceptionally
good lob in gettlne the farm jet in.
formation to the farmers," said John
Dexter. Bowman. Mont., northwest
AAA official.
"Thla year we are making a soeriai
effort to get fundamentals of the
program to the farmers early so that
they can make their plana now for
next year."
Or
Village rull of "Williams"
BAY BULLS, Hfld. (UP) Almost
one-third of the 1.300 residents of
this thriving fish Ins; center are named
Williams, although few are related.
They explain that It "Just happened"
that many of the early settlers, com
ing from all parte of the country,
were named Williams. They have de
vised a aystem of "nicknames" to
avoid confusion.
Tou don't rent a thing in England
you hire It.
There are more than 1.800 dally
newspapers In Japsn.
Tio Late to Classify
FOR SALE 30 Laurel St.; hardwood
floors. 4 bedrooms, lovely yard; close
In. Charlea R. Ray. Room 304 U. S.
Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 303.
FOR RENT 31 Geneva St.: 3 bed
room, unfurnished home; hardwood
floors, fireplace,, oil furnace; 345.
unariea k. Ray, Room 304. U. 8
Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 303.
FOR SALE 513 King St.: t-room
completely overstuffed furnished
home, near Washington school;
low payment Home Owners Loan
Total price (1830. Attractive terms.
cnarlea R. Ray, Room 204. U. 8.
Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone 302.
WANTED Used trunks, grips, suit
eases: men'e and boys' good used
ciotning. 1603 NO. Roverslde. Tel
280.
PEACHES salwaye. Last chance.
Mile W. Voorhles Crossing. E. C,
Corn.
RKFINISHINO
erly applied.
Shop.
Best materials prop-
Mitcneii Auto Beauty
ST. ANNE'S ALTAR SOCIETY Of
Catholic church will hold rummage
sate Thursday and Friday, Oct. 28
and 20 at former location of Schuss
Vintage.
'33 PLYMOUTH Sedan: trunk.
wheels, new tlrea. perfect every wsy:
low easy terms, only 8145 down.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributors.
FOR SALE Wrecking yard and stock
of used parte and cars. Small down
payment; terms. Inquire 132 No.
Riverside.
WILL PAY 8S00 essh for hesfsmsll
houso available. Phone 1348-J.
THE Daughtera of Union Veterans
will hold a rummage aale begin
ning Monday at 1 p. m. and Tuea
day, at 311 E. Main.
NOTICE. IMPORTANTl
Desire to locate F. R. McCullough or
Mettle T. McCullough. Important.
Notify Mra. Bert Anderson, 1601 w.
Main. Phone 371-Y.
FOR SALE 13", acres alfalfa land,
Irrigated: modern house, new barn,
near Medford: 33760: terms.
Have modern home on large lot:
trees, lawn, garden, garage; 81850,
terms.
H. O. WILSON
7 Chestnut St. Phone 1564.
1037 CHEVROLET Master de luxe
coupe. Real cheap If taken' at
once. See
FRANK McKEOWN
25 South Rlvrlrl.
Beck's Score Again
WITH ANOTHER NEW LOAF!
We have been working on a new formula for
some time. Now, we think we have the finest
loaf we have ever made.
Tomorrow We Introduce
Oar NEW
DELUXE
Look for the new Orange, Blue and White
wrapper at all good food stores.
if you prefer a large loaf ask for Beck's New
TRIPLE "T" BREAD
Beck's Bakeries
LOST Glaasea In brown leather esse.
Reward. Return to Dr. Blckert or
Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Bedding, plllowa. etc.
Artlclea from 5c up. T. A Water
man. 358 So. Oakdale.
FOR RENT Two comfortable, steam
heated sleeping rooma. 07 South
central.
ABBEY'S SPECIAL
'30 LA FAYETTE Coach. Fine radio
new tires, low mileage; runs like
n new car. It won't last at ap.8
See It at Walter W. Abbey's, Ninth
at Bartlett. Open cvenlnga and
Sundays. Phone 303.
1037 BUICK 3-door trmwTaedan:
double acceasorlea. radio, heater.
Why pay the price for a new car
when you can buy this one for
973. Q.M.A.C. terms. Your car
in trade.
SKINNER'S OARAGE
Bulck and Pontlao.
Used Car Lot. South Rlver'tdo.
WANTED To aave ear ownera trou
ble by selling them 2-year rruaran-
teed Bstterlea for 84.75 snd your
old battery. Saverln Electric. Sig
nal Service Station on North River,
side.
FOR SALE Electric Ironer; fine for
auto camp or rooming house. Tel.
1343-M.
A GOOD BUY
1 Acres. 4-room house, hardwood
floors, breakfast nook, fireplace,
lsundry trays, acreened-ln porch,
parage, city water, close In home In
good condition. Price $3280, cash
8500, bal. good terms.
STOCK RANCH
100 Acres, 100 acres extra good free
loam soil; e-room house, lerfie bsrn,
good road; free range adjacent.
Total price 35SO0, half canh.
List your property with us we
have buyers,
UPP ic RINOOEN
Room 1. Ppsrta BMg. Phone 885.
Special Remedy For
Kidney and Bladder Trouble
liDICi nirart frmn China.
-ra;aH,& m nnsltlvi rpimlfii. Xn
from these ailments.
r h Ch operation. This remedy rnntnlns.no harmful drugs or
poison. Safe as the food ou eat.
HERBS WILL GIVE YOU RELIEF
WHEN OTHERS FAIL
Tried and tested orer thousands of years Chinese herbs will give you
relief no matter what you are afflicted with you owe It to yourself
to use this opportunity to regain your health. Chan's herbs have re
stored health to thousands of people why not you? Do yon have Gas,
Constipation, stomach Trouble, Rhfumatltttn, Hay Fever. Prostate
Trouble, Ulcers, Children' Bed WettlnR. Gal stone, Run Down Con
illtlon, Slnua Trouble. Asthma. Influenza. Female Trouhle, pllea,
Chronic tough, nigh HI ood preHiire, Arthritis, Colitis, Nervousness,
Appendicitis, Tonllltls, Eczema. Heart, I,lrer, Bladder, Kidneys, Lunfs.
Blond. Urinary Disorders, Free consultation.
CHAN & CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
Open 10 to 6 p. m. Saturday till 0 p. m.
Tues. and Thurs. 10-12 a. m. Cloned Sunday. 235 EAST MAIN ST.
LOfiF
FOR BALE OX RENT US -acre dairy
ranch; sbout 00 aeraa la culti
vation; free water. John E. Smith,
Loeler Lane.
FOR SALE Coal-wood range, green
and white enamel, good condition:
new spotlight, cheap. 608 Mary,
Sunday and cvenlnga.
WANTED Woman for general house
work. Phone 14U9-L.
FOR BALE Gentle family cow. cheap.
Freshen Nov. 1. Inquire Nugget,
Jaekaonvllle.
WANTED Reliable, nest middle-aged
woman for housework and care of
chUd. Room, board and wages. Call
after 7:30 p. m. at 818 W. Palm.
FOR SALE BY OWNER 17-acre prop,
ertv. 3 miles Medford: fenced, eroas
fenced; city water: large house, 3
bathrooms; good outbuildings, p.
O. Box 547. Medford.
INCOME HIGHWAY FRONTAGE
8400 net from berries thla year: Ena
ltsh walnuts, peachea. almrmda and
apricots: 5-room house, garage,
fruit stsnd: 1 good Jersey cow. 3
doren pullets; equipment. Price
83500. Terms. ,
UPP ic RINGOEN. Room 1. Sparta
Bldg.. corner Riverside and Main.
BODY FIR for ssle. 3100 per tier.
Box 155. Butte Falls. '
WANTED Experienced mattreae man.
Box 1053. care Tribune.
FOR SALE Breakfast table and
ch3lra: bed. complete: 0x13 Orien
tal nu: wood range. 838 Palm St.
Mrs. Hamscom.
DRIVING to Fresno, Calif., first, of
November; take 3 or 3 pasaengera.
Box 1048, Tribune.
OOAT'S MILK FOR HEALTH
From tested goats.
Phone 437-J. Jungfrau Goat Dairy.
SHAKES $8 per thousands. Box 1S5.
Butte Pallf.
A rtal reitieilv that will rlv xfrn
np1 tn eniltiri rntinflpfi nf ferine
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