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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1938 S JOINT COMMITTEE COLLIE RESTORED PASSES, AGED 71 BY MAIL TRIBUNE MEDFOKD TfAn. TRTBTJNE. MEPFOBD, OREGON. TUESDAY. APRIL 26, 1938, i nrrTnTrT rfrTrWnTr5 n rzwn irnmrfCfcT i W Ma b1?m MAlnThnrrD U UIT Mil HiKir ON TAHEVISION Chairman Harrison Says Bill Gives Relief to Busi ness Should Increase Receipts for Government WASHINGTON, April 30. (P) A Joint conference committee completed work today on a compromise draft of conflicting senate and house tax re vision bills. With differences between the two blls composed, Chairman Har rison (D.-Mlas.) of the senate finance committee said the compromise men sure "Is tine most forward step in years toward helping employment by private Initiative through a fiscal pol icy of the federal government," "The bill gives relief to business," Harrison added, "and should under normal business conditions Increase receipt to the government," The committee earlier had accepted a modified form of the undistributed profits tax, approved by President Rooeevlt and condemned by business, and had adopted principles of cap! tal gains taxation which were ap proved in some business circles. The group voted to accept house- approved provisions Increasing the liquor gallonage tnx from (2 to $2.25. It rejected a proposal by Senator Borah (R.-Idahoj to moke future is sues of government securities taxable. The Borah proposal vu turned down, members of the tax conference committee aald, because removal of tax exemptions will be considered separately In line with recommenda tions made yesterday by President Roosevelt. Mr, Roosevelt oaked tax exemption! be removed from both federal and state securities and salaries. FOR ADDED STRENGTH WASHINGTON, April 36. (AP) President Roosevelt signed a bill to day re-establishing the regular army reserve. It la expected to add 76,000 to the number of trained men avail able for lmmedttae mobilization In the event of war. Composed of men who have served In the regular army, the enlisted re serve restores a force which existed prior to the World war but was drop ped In 1930 because of the millions of young trained war veterans then available. Those eligible are unmar ried men under 36 who have com pleted en enltstment In the regular army. FOUR ROAD PROJECTS ANNOUNCED FOR COAST REEDSPORT, April 20. (AP) R. H. Baldock, state highway commis sion engineer, told 100 delegates to the spring meeting of the coast high way association last night that four projects had definitely been decided upon for work In the near future. Included were completion of the Gannon Beach. -NVhalem junction road, straightening of the Bllets Newport section, Improvement of the Port Orford -California line section, and removal of annual flood Inter ruptions to travel south of Ooqnllle by an undetermined means. MULTNOMAH FACING GROWING WORK LACK BAUFM, April 2(5. (p) Despite re sumption of seasonal work, relief oases are Increasing In Multnomah county, state Relief Administrator Elmer Cloudy told Governor Martin here today. In most other counties ttie relief load Is the snme ik on February IB. He said that 'n previous yearn the relief load has decreased shortly after March 1. Jamr C, Twohy nirs. PORTLAND, April 30. Jame O. Twohy, Jr., 49. died yesterday In the Dnited States Veterans' hoapltaJ at Portland. Twohy. a Spokane Wash., resident, had been a patient slnoe January 30. He was the son of the late Tama 0. Twohy, founder of the prominent contracting firm of Twohy Brothers, with which he waa aaaoclated for many years. Weather Northern California: Pair weather and normal temperature tonight end Wednesday, overcast on coMt; mod erate northwest wind off the coast. Oregon: Pair east and wtwt por tion tonight and Wednesday; un settled over mountains and on const; moderate temperature; moderate westerly wind off the coast. Tonrt Aide Me WASHINGTON, April 20. (AP) Frank Key Grem, 61-year-otd mar shal of the supreme court, died to day at Emergency hospital after brief Illness. Hp had been employed by the court 4fl years and had been marshal 33. Cae Mall Tribune Want Ada. feChan & Chan i ... (r ' Wjriihn-se Mrdlrlne Co, s Jm relieved at onre by Jlj, :ir,,r nPrl,I' remedy. lo i n ""ve: AM limn, 4M-m l,JV lepr- H,0tb Iron ht CorWtpatlon, Chronic CoiirIi, Kheiimnlism, Si nus Trouble, rile. Arlhrltl. Co litis, Krxcn.a, Appendicitis Mich Hlood I'rewMire, I'rttMiite, Heart, IJrer, Madder, Kidney, l.mig, Wood, I rlttnry trouble. Ilerh give you relief, to a. m. (o fl p. m. Tnedfty-Thiirday lo-t'i a. m. rinrrt Sim (1st, im k. Main. Laddie, the beautiful whit oolite picked up downtown last week by the Southern Oregon Humane so ciety, was back with friends today, restored through a story in The, Mall Tribune yesterday. The dog was claimed last night for Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Bod In of the Mlravista orchard, owners, by Mrs, Bodln's parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Gleason of Central Point after they read about Laddie In the Mail Trlb une. Mr. and Mrs. Bod in departed oarly last week for Phoeni. Arte. and left Laddie at the ranch. A few days later Laddie disappeared. apparently to find his masters. After The Mall Tribune came out yesterday, four persons called at the humane society and three others telephoned asking If they might have the collie, the society stated. OGILVIE FUNERAL TO BE IN HELENA Funeral services for Lillian June Ogllvle who died In a local hospital early yesterday morning after a short illness, will be held in Helena, Mont., her birthplace. Mrs, Ogllvle, resident of Med ford for the past nine months, was born on June 2, 1010. She Is survived by her husband, Wilbur Ogllvle, a four months old son, Wilbur, jr., her mother, Mrs, Charles D. Skinner, three sisters: Rosa Turnmlre, Anita Turnmlre and Wleta Turnmlre all of Medford; and flee brothers, Del mar Turnmlre, Anaconda, Mont,; Bernard, Helena, Mont.; Stanley, Kallspel, Mont., and Lee and Wal lace, Medford. The Perl funeral home is In charge of funeral arrangement. J HEAD I. O.O.F. MEETING Judge Howard K. Zimmerman, cir cuit Judge for Columbia and Clat sop counties and state grand master of the Oddfellows lodge, will preside at an I.O.O.F. meeting tonight In the local hall commemorating the 119th anniversary of the founding of the Odd fellows in North America. Preceding the meeting, there will be a supper at 0 :30 in the First Methodist Episcopal church, followed by a program At 8 o'clock. All Odd fellows and their famlllea are urged to attend. After the program, mem bers will move to the hall on West Sixth street for the business meeting. Judge Zimmerman Is a candidate for position number two of the state supreme court. CaUOre Mine To Renew Operation OALIOE, April 26. -(Spl.) L. 0. Hudson, formerly superintendent of the Old Cannet mine, has accopted a position as dupcrlntondent of the Oal-Ore mine located on the Dalles creek road two miles from Qallce. Mr. Htidaon will employ a crew and work will start immediately on the repairing of ditches and flumes which wore damaged during the high water last year when the mine was In op eration under the supervision of W. B. Grant. Hudson expects to erect cook and bunk houses in addition to a cabin for himself and family. STARVED By STOMACH PAINS Causa-d by Excess Acid Too much stomach acid can oauna a lot of pain and distreaa. Food doaan't digest properly. giu give you pain ana heart burn, yon foe I burning sensa tions, bloat and blch continu ally. You don'tut as you should and oftan loao weight fast. Do not take halfway measures or dnnirarniIRitmni mttf.rw fnmrmi UDOA Tablets to allay acid stomach dls treaa. Only $1 for a full week's convincing treatment on UDQA'S positive guarantee of latisfactlonormoney back, Aak for Udgaat WESTKHN THRIFT STORK and all good drug stores Comfort Neic HOTEL CLARK in Downtown LOS ANGELES Convenience u enothei al ter in ol thli hotel Whelhfi on OUAlneae ur pleasure Dent the Hotel Clark makes an Ideal 'base 01 operations as well , a re,mil 'blllel At the nd o( the da "campntKn " Good loon naturally And moderate charitea a well ae for room accommodations. Rive final significance to assuring word COMPtJHI .Untie Inim ft Ml Umihle from M ,M HOOMS II A HIS 856 Fifth And Hill I n H Mf)HHIa Manager I y. IV 1 r If XI II I x I A. " 3l if-y VA4A1 1 I Jl . L J 1 l - X v. Y 'l r i x j mnrum 1 x vi i r i x 1 n i 1 ia x i I af&rf UU lsi dJJ LU A .. M .Ta-ar.Mv . hit .n. ak:'- K-mm aiBSSBiaaa"i '''ffyhf t ik i!J IViifses9 Oxfords XT Cf .Mlfl t H Wifh 3 health feature. ' , , NnW tea.' U HV5i .. -U- y s sjay - ..hut is sil M.u.ai Y ' A .Vi C I I m CSJJ .tep and support the archt i ' Mf ii if n na x 11 IU T FULL IFNRTH KNEE. FREE II N I A 1 Recularlv SSc! Full fashioned. " IN l l . ' i - - La-first quality. Pure silk with lisle fj Iff iJl77 ' ew".'cVoftthi"g! E ' reinforced feet. Knee length 111 t fill fl '1 ftt? fV, k v I with Lastex tops. In new irides- JS V 1 I IfwW ' v is, icyon undie, l V LJt ' . cent bright colors. S- I 'AJ Panties or briefs.. I ? Vii'( 25c Knoo-Free O O vi ' Pure silk below-the-knee fj Hfevfl L S fMSSf li 1 W ; V sheer hose with cotton 118 JS Vf. ; fee,. L..,e, K,r,.r top, J (V LOWEST PrfCO ill XJ, tijX 1 1 VJp Ward Week Hittoryl Sale! Longwear Sheets ROT j cfL, h i r t S'A i'AmA 1 1 f jsfci : w Lowest price since 18331 35 lower than f V&FS&m Mi k UU. A Jnir Sv. & f lMt J,arl win wenr ov8r i yeara and mT ii CJ kJ QAn ""If i&rfc&ry Hedueed f f if ' launder over 334 times. Pull !, BVx 99". J '' OfC ! j I f& from 98 1 (3 f'V K.MKMHssa.iaeiMMiMi Lowest price this year! k ' SVp W t, SI t , Dressy patent leather straps. Mj They've got everything M $M f.f.y C - 1 f Ci-i-rm TfvnfArC Bro or wh.te t.esl 8U-2. ifWZjA takeV'l STKLE-newest pat- ,.mW bspl sale; xottoii rrocKS Xv&) tem. in .m.rt conar .tyi. tlf ilKt-'i'- A a WH T '4' JlJ QUALITY-iMy pro- 1if fi'-m U Fin. orl) cotton sheersl Tubfutl Floral. A m-GVSm CI t.- aSM ihninkj fast colors! Tj ff,A7ly . or staocato dote In tailored or dressy typesl g Z-'SS, a tttl American made slide fasteners! H-M- J 38-,nen " 1 Wl )12c Silvania Prints ..Econom,. bran, reg Reduced for ward week i hi m 7- Oc i Automatic Tuning Jf iF1 '''V,' assortments of tytofast oolors. S in. AT yj, J M i 2.49 Men's Work Shoes Kl 1188 1 ' ' I S' This saving for Ward Week only! Sturdy f) O VW al0r,0C S I I I VjH jR s : J E3jSkfi-.-.-: . -v ohrome - tanned leather with DOUBLE L hmii Bf fcl I II Hf? "3 U 1 Sf leather aolea. Roomy, plain toe. Black! J . .i 3 Record low pricel 4 sta- ffjl rffe i!n . J 1IR I R v, sines .ia A Blazersl Contrasting cuffs! tions in 3 seconds Just sCSII JmEl frl t I - Wide selection, with shirred ' push a buttonl Super-het- Ntail IlBI Bf J 1 MaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasHKaaVBjaBaMaaMBjavaaaaM Lastex tops. t,-l0'A- P erodvnel Automatic voU ijEj!pr ' V 25c Shirts, Shorts 3 tt ' Srwatlonal low prlc! Token out of TM Home- j&Yi--l ffiKj j l 1" ooLon shorts, cut full. J (3 Oyerslk fet kJiUVl fl XV- " VJA.AA.J. I, a denim; trlple-stltched. 4 to 10 'SHmMM V ; f?S & i & V I v., mnMMe CtUfM-eten. flHV I Kf Sr'. ''WV i 1 J if. I oTlwd Shrunk cotton covert or chambrsy; O J flJ i1! V 'BWS 4k I L- 1 double elbows: bellow nap pockets! VI M 'Mti Sole. si ilS(S)i ferV Broadcloth I Men's Bib Overalls W5$S t..' 1 Power-House! OW-.t them . 1 P Regularly 10c I Serviceable MV'SWQy' iV V.'.. 1 lowest orlce In S years I Sanforlred Shmnk. I I t .t.k r5 . 'SS- r ' fca, I fiill 8-ob. denim, trlple-stltclied bartckedl I JL J I White colors. K.-' jSevs r-. vt z IrtTTTlT,rri:li iTnwVI I X.. I Well made! Famous Fruit m&tCnmrt:tr I I of-the-Loom bib style,, in r Villi TlimiiT jU eaeamemwej"1)! colorful tubfsst orints! $MyMB I IvN I fl lu ill -e JL4a Peffu'ar IV Cannnn. Ijirjer than tisual at this price. 80". Turkish. Colors. Price Cut for Ward Week Seamless iixiaiinsters 2a3 Compare $32.50 quality I Woven of blended wool yarns! Lovely patterns! swit WARPOLKfM ' Re. 5.04! Now ;t.t Rnoi rrM m. r.r: V widths. M. Td. 30 Sall Men'l '101' Band Overall! Ret. 77c They're COPPER RIVETED! Sanforised Shrunk 8-os. denim. 30-42, i snnmmii-l.lniiaii i i 5 IWi.tiiriiviiiiii'ii ni'aial NEVER BEFORE at such a Low Pricel SPECIAL WASHER 3388 RednoM (4 Monthly, Carrjlnr Chare Here's t great value you won't want to miss I Has famous Lov ell wringer . . adjustable pres sure . . . mechanism and motor sealed in life-time supply of oil! Tub holds 6 lbs. dry clothes! Only Ward Week could bring you such a value' at this price. OAS ENGINE model 02.86 Sov 16 Coal-XXbotl Range 94 49 Solid Cast Iron Full Porcelain Modern Deilgn, Rounded Comers Copper Reisrvoir Tip-up Faucet $5 a Month, Down Payment, Plus Carrying Charge Buy now 1 Save an ex tra $10! Its 525-lbs. solid cast iron meant longer life I Has heat retaining east iron oven. Rust - resisting cast iron cooktopl jgj the tame cut-price. 1938 Hawthorne "Comet" Bike REDUCED! 2888 Regularly 32.95 Zep fender light I Gothic ridge crown mudguards I Horn-in-tankl Luggage carrier! New chain guard 1 Save over $4 In this Ward Week Stltl Lowest Price in Years I Lawn Mower 479 Has four 14-in. blades, l-ln. wheels. Ball bearing cutting cyl inder. Blades tempered to hold keen cutting edge. Hurry, savel (jarden Hose Braided, re-inforced. 0(Jq 80 4 I Stock up on entire season's supply at this reduced price I The 35c Grade 100 Pure Pennsylvania "Supreme Quality" refined from the world's costliest crudes. Cut your oil bill with this fine quality oil. far below ususl price durln Ward Weelt! fc.4 A Oil I Ward Week 129 5-qt. ran 7Hr S-qf. ran . (Phi lc a qt. Fed. Tat) .1.14 In Ynur Container Plus lc Fed. Tax MM SOCKS 2 for 15c Epensive-looking patterns In checks, plaids, stripes. Rayon and cotton mixtures. RSTl PRICE Ptfcti CUT. 1 29c We've sold millions of "Su preme Quality' plugs at 45el Single electrode, hot spark I BUY ON TIME Use Words convenient Monthly Pay ment Plan to BUY NOW at these lower-than-ever Ward Week prices I lii. Lowest Price Ever I 5 for a Suite of this Quality I I 88 I 2-pc. Velveit See this big suite and you'll expect to pay at least $65! Look at this line-up of quality features : 78 Inch davenport Heavy, long-wearing rayon velvet cover Deep, loungy, spring-filled seats and backs Lavish walnut toned base carvings I Compare $69.60 Quality 1 3 Pc. Waterfall Bedroom . . . 4''.88 5 Monthly Dow Payment, Carrying Charge Certified Kalsomine 32c Si. Cut from 40c for Ward Week I Choice of colors. Won't rub off, oracle or peel. Hardwood CHAIR ill 78c Regularly jl.091 Heavy, solid hardwood! Sanded, ready for stain or paint! Camp STOOL H7 Regularly 25c I Just the thing for picnicsl Get several at this Ward Week pricel 'A Hack Saw m BLADES mm 3 for 10c While they last I 10-in.,Tung. sten steel, finest quality. Ward Week. Savel "Safecote" WIRE 54o No. 14 100a Rubber covered. Under writers' labelled. Ward Week only. Lowest price in yeara I 12-Month Battery 327 F.rh. Regularly 37St Compare fam ous $6.85 batterleal Bpeclal prlos for Ward Week I Coverall Flat Wall Paint 46c Qt. Reg. S7c 1. quart. Save during Ward Week! Choii of Rttrac tlv colora. Oal. 1.49. 10-quart PAIL 18 Don't miss this low Ward Week pricel Galvanized leak-proof and rust-reslstant. 12 CLOTHES PINS Ward Week t3c Get your supply during Ward Week! Hun-yl They'll be a sell out at thta low price. .... 2 Wax Top Cells 2 for 5c Regularly 5c eachl Fresh, dated cells. Exceed U. 3. Government specifications. CLOSET SEAT J69 Ware1 M Onh Hurryl Lowest price everl Hardwood coated with white celluloid. Waterproof. wJ5 3c License plate bolts. Coll points. Ford T-TT, pair. Key case, tttt ItMthtrl CURTAIN MATERIALS Save 30 during Ward Week! Wide assortment: JHB J nuffy ous'iilon dot cotton grensdlne . . . colorful i2 novelty net. . . . open weave mlsslonettel They're m 38 Inches wide! rtrmly woven qualltyl aw yd. SALE! 79c CURTAINS 66c- Price out from TKel Widest Prlsclllsa we've sold at this LOW price! Each side aotually 41" wide x 314 yds. Perky "Dutch air!" 'cottage setsi Sun and tubfaatl BED OUTFIT 3 PIECES 149? Complete decorated panel metal bd, 46 lb. cotton mattreajt and restful 00 coll spring ftt ONE low pricel Sale! Rah pleoe eparstel7..H.ww.H. 4.0ft Monthly INNERSPRING MATTRESS 1 144 m M aii sir.es Wards lowest price on record! More comfort features than moat mattresses selling else where at 18.081 310 comfort Innercolla! SALE! STUDIO LOUNGE ai2 NrTVTCTt BEFORE, to our knowledge, at a price this LOWI Hsa posture-right back and upholstered arms! Makes twin or double beda! Monthly 69c to 89c ENAMELWARE 58 Prlrjea alaahed for Ward Weexl Heavy, durable, all shining Ivory with red trim. Percalator, Tea Kettle, 8 Saueepane, Double Boiler, Dlrti Pan, Kettle. Savet Sale! Barbed Wire 375 Standard weight, 13V4-gaue, 4 point cattle wlral Specially priced for Ward Week Only) Buy now! Save! 10-rod spool! . 'j i mm yi TELEPHONE 286 William Henry Slmonda 71, a res ident of Medford for the paat sev eral months, passed away at a local hospital Monday at 7:30 p. m. after a very ahort Illness. Mr. Slmonda was born at Augusta, Mich.. October 1, 1866. His early life was spent tn Michigan and he attended the schools there. Later he met Miss Minnie C, Pelrce, and they were united In mar riage at Lansing, Mich., on Novenv ber IS, 188. They lived In the east until 1900 at which time they came west, where they have lived con tinuously. He was a fine man and will be missed by many friends. He leaves to mourn his departure. his wife, Mrs. Minnie 0. Slmonds, of Medford: one daughter, Mrs. Pearl Roberaon of Medford; two sons Charlea Slmonda of Medford and Howard Slmonds of Vacavllle, Cal.; also two grandsons, Wayne Slmonds of Vacavllle, Cal., and Lawrence Phelps of Klamath Palls, Ore. Funeral services will be held at the Perl funeral home Friday at 3 p. m., Rev. Joseph Knott of the First Methodist church officiating. HUSBAND CITED ON BATTERY CHARGE A chsrire of assault and battery against Humphrey B. Meagher waa taken under advisement by Justice of the Peace Ooleman yesterday fol lowing a hearing. The complaint, signed by Meagher'e wife, Clara, waa the outgrowth of a family dispute. Mick John Jones and Lloyd L. Pierce, track operator, charged with non-possession of a PUO permit, were each assessed $10 and costs. Clarence M. Potter, Medford, and Olen J, Palmer, Jacksonville, were each fined $3.60 and costs for non possession of an operators license. Bud William Boyce of Portland, truck driver, waa fined 5 and coats for overloading a truck. Audrey Marie Lavlck, Klamath Falls, posted 3S ball and was sched uled to appear today on a charge of non-possession of driver's license. Foots Creek The calyx spray on Bartlett, Cornice and Base pears should be started ai soon as most of the petals have fallen and should be completed within a week or ten days after petal fall, according to L. O. Centner, ento mologist of the Southern Oregon Ex periment station, and C. B. Cordv, assistant county agent. Object of the spray Is to fill the calyx cup with poleon before It closes so that worms attempting to enter the calyx later in the Mason will be killed. As the Anjou and Nells hare open calyi cups throughout the aum mer, this calyx spray la not neces sary on these varieties, unless green fruit worm or taw-fly larvae havs been a problem. The Bom eaJyx re mains partially open so If worms wen not a problem last year, this spray may be omitted on Boao. Use S pounds arsenate of lead and V4 to 1-8 pound of spreader per 100 gallons. Apply very carefully to aa to fill the blossom ends of all fruits If scab waa a problem laat year, add 0 pounds wettable sulfur per 100 gallons of mixture. EWII ON CHECK CHARGE Archie Swing was sentenced to an Indeterminate term, not to exceed two and one-half years In state prison, by Circuit Judge H. D. Nor ton today. Swing entered a pies, ot guilty to passing a spurious check In this city a year ago. Ewlng. according to the district attorney, Is wanted In Coos county and Nampa, Idaho, on almllar charges. He was arrested In Portland a month ago and returned here. In a plea of lenlencr, Attorney mining Oengteon told the court Ewlng was a member of a promi nent Nebraska family, plumber by trade and attributed his difficulties to drink. Ewlng, a mlddla-ged man, asked a continuance of SO days. In order to secure funds to make restitution. TOTIS OEBEK, April J. (Spl.) Mrs. Oharles Wahl Is spending the week 11 Medford aa a guest of her daughte.', Mrs. Q. Maasdsm. T. P. Doyle, who haa spent the past three months operating the Lance mine, returned to his home at Duluar, Minn., April 32 to take care of hla law , practice. E. B. Bishop of Oakland, ! Calif., will finish the mining season. I Mr. Doyle made many friends while i here and was well liked. Mr. end Mrs. Cliff Wall and chil dren, Alfred and Donna, spent April 24 at Cave City. Mr. and Mrs, George Koster re turned April 18 from Portland where they were called to attend the fun-, eral services of Mrs. Koster'e mother. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Llngreen and daughter, Buleah, of Gold Hill, took them Co Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cook, who have been living at the Lance mine, moved to their own home April 99. Ed. Koster of Rogue River Is stay ing at the George Koster home while he Is working for Mr. Bishop. Mr. snd Mrs. E. Llngreen and Mr. and Mrs. George Koster were business visitors In Medford April Id. Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Elliott were Grants Pass shoppers thla week. News of 4-H CLUBS Don't miss the MEDFORD JUNIOR SYMPHONY CONCERT High School Auditorium Tuesday, May 3rd. NERVOUS? 1 Do yon feel so nervous you wsnt to sereamt ire you erosa snd IrrltablaT Do you scold .bos. dearest to you? .,... I If your nerves are on edse. try LYDIA Ei. PINKHAM'8 VBtiETAIICE COMPOUND. :t often helps Nature calm quivering nsrvet. For tnree generations one woman has told I inntha hnw tn on "amfllne thrnueh" with Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound. It lelna Mature tone up toe system, inu, lemn ng the dlecomforta from the functional dls iraers which women must endure. Why not fry LYDIA E. PINKHAM'8 EGETABLE COMPOUND! By Ivan Myers Table Rock Knitting club met April 30 at the home of their leader, Mrs. Brennesholta. Plana for im proving the Table Rock monument were discussed. Miss Luclle Brenne sholta waa appointed to take can ot the work to be done on the monu ment ground. Aa to the progress of the girls In their knitting, Miss Bren neshol.ti! Is knitting suit, Mies Jeanne Brennesholtz a suit. Miss Lauree Brennesholte a suit, and Miss Ruth a, suit. Roberta, Hamlin la working on a sweater, while Miss Mary Esther Davis la completing , purse. Under leadership of Mies Luclle Brenneaholtr the combined 4-H club of Table Rock worked Industriously last Saturday on the ground of the Table Rock monument preparing the ground for the seeding of lawn. Mrs. Myers, the livestock leader, attended the county committee meet ing for discussion of ways and mean of getting the trailer scales for the 4-H Clubs. PLAN SPECIAL STAMP FOR J'VILLE AIR MAIL JACKSONVILLE. April . (Spl.) The Businessmen's olub of Jackson ville la sponsoring an airmail cachet aa a part of airmail week. May IS to 31. The club la having apeetal stamps prepared with picture typ ical of early day history of the town. The picture will show an old miner panning gold from a stream. Each airmail letter leaving Jack sonville postofflce during the week will have the .ipeclal stamp oa it In addition to the regular postage atamp. Japan leads the major countries In fish eating. Its per capita con sumption being 85 pound a year. The consumption In the United State Is only H pounds per capita. WW V ,.. H eA i NEWSnLEOLD CHARM Todsy'e panorama from Nob HU1 sweeps the great Bay Bridge and the rising World's Fair "Treasure Island". Today's lumiryHlstingulshes the Fairmont's spacious rooms... chic Circua Lounge snd exquisite Venetian Dining Room. The smsrtest, friendliest plsce in town to stop or Km... with all Its histori charm intact! Shops and theaters fonrminntea ewer, garage in the building. ) Rates from 4 per day. 4H- giorci D- surra. " liiiiliirniiini I 117 SOUTH CENTRAL t