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Newspaper Page TextTM-F-TTFCmT) MATt, TRTBTjyE, flfEDFO'RD. fmEflpy. M"OXTVXY. .TCTCB 8. '1333 tAGE Fl VE LOCAL and To Convention Thomu A. Oulbert on, Jr., superintendent of Medford municipal airport left by United air liner last night for Los Angeles to attend the Shrine convention. j Directors To Meet Board of direc tors of the Fruit Orowers League, Inc., ; will meet In the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce building at 3 p. m. Friday. I I Court Citation Martin Lubetlch o! Seattle was cited by state police yes terday to appear In Justice court June 11 charged with driving an over loaded truck. Committee Meeting Agriculture committee of the Jackson' County Chamber of Commerce will meet In chamber headquarters at a p. m. Wed nesday. Meeting Tomorrow Southern Ore gon Gem and Mineral society will hold a regular semi-monthly meeting In the Jackson county Chamber of Com merce building at 7:30 tomorrow night. Fined S Keith J. Deneman. 38, of 817 South Holly street wss fined 15 In city court this morning for driv ing a car with four persons over 12 years old In the front seat. State po lice cited Denman yesterday. Back From Parley Postmaster Frank DeSouza returned by car last night from Baker where he attended the annual convention of the Oregon chapter of the National Association of Postmasters. Circle To Meet Chrysanthemum circle will meet In the K. P. hall Wed nesday night at 8 o'clock. District Field Representative Henry T. Muss man of Portland will be present. All members are urged to attend. - Pelegntes Coming Delegates of the Longvlew, Wash., Junior Chamber of Commerce, en route to the national convention In San Francisco, will be overnight guests In Medford Satur day. The delegation are expected to arrive here early Saturday evening They- will continue southward Sun day morning. Special Cachets Special cachets of the 30th snnual Portland rose festival and the third annual postal employes' airmail roses show are to be distrib uted from June 8 to 11 Inclusive, Post master Frank DeSouza was notified today by Postmaster E. T. Hedlund of Portland. The cachet will be ap plied In different colors on each date of the show. Building Permits E. W. Lamport and H. S. Deuel applied at the city building Inspector's office today for a permit to Install a atucco front on a business building at 228-230 East Main street at a stated cost of $400. H. H. Landers of 1414 West 10th street applied for a permit to make an art dltlon to a residence at a stated cost - of 50. Truck Fire Interior of the cab of a Fluhrer bakery truck was ruined by f!re late last night. The truck had tren standing all day In th alley at tne side of the bakery at 6th and Hol lv streets and firemen were of the be lief someone carelessly tossed a cig arette Into the cab. The fire was put out by the department's chemical crew which answered the alarm at 10 o'clock. Prills Tomorrow Company 0 and headquarters company, 186th Infantry of the Oregon national guard will hold regular weekly drills In the Mrdford armory at 8 p. m. tomorrow. They will be the final drills before departure of the two .companies for annual maneuvers at Camp Clatsop near the mouth of the Columbia riv er. The guardsmen will leave for camp by train at 5 p. m. next Monday. Minor Accidents William B. Bos cow of Grants Pass and Tom J. Htgnt of Route 2 drove cars involved In a minor accident on the Old Stage road at Ross Lane this morning, a city police report stated. Machines oper ated by Robert D. Pech of Route 3 and John R. Anderson of 1822 North Riverside avenue collided with minor damage on Berrydale avenue Sunday, a city police report said today. Upturn From North Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hennlnger of 1000 West Main street returned yesterday morning from Douglas county where they vis ited friends and relatives In Roso burg and Oakland. While In Rose burg they attended commencement exrrelaes of Roseburg senior high school at which their granddaughter, Mndalyn Hennlnger. received her dt ploma. Mr. and Mrs. Hennlnger were accompanied baek to Medford by Mr. and Mrs C. S. Hennlnger and daugh ter. Madalyn. The guests returned to Roseburg late last night. Tralnlnr Srhool Rogue River nat ional forrat fire training school was opened this morning at the old Car Ivrry CCC camp. Slmerl Jarvl, assist ant forester In charge of fire control, la In charge of the school. Rangers and protective assistants are Instruc tors. The school la Intended to train sll the summer field force In the lat est technique of fire prevention, spot ting, d l patching, control and sup pression. Karl L- Janouch. forest su pervisor, and Marlon Nsnce. Junior forester, are attending as observers. The school will continue through Wednesday and then most of the sum mer personnel will take their field posts. SAFETY for Your S A PINGS JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 126 EAST MAIN ST. PERSONAL Week-End Guests Mr. and Mrs, C. E. Talbot of Sutherlin were houso guests over the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. a. E. Lyman. To Dine Garden club members will enjoy a covered dl&h supper Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Margaret Fabrlo, 106 Crater Lake avenue. t . To Diamond lake Bert Lowry, Jr. of Bear Creek orchards, Barbara Wall and Mr. and Mrs. MacConnell spent the week-end at the Lowry cabin at Diamond lake. At Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. Char lea E. Chrlsler of 184 Portland avenue spent yesterday at Crater Lake nat ional park. Mr. Chrlsler la park chief clerk. . At Oregon Cave Thomas C. Par ker, assistant superintendent of Cra ter Lake national park spent yester day at Oregon Caves, a national mon ument administered by the park staff. Return! Home Tom Em mens, ton of Mrs. J. J. Em mens, returned to his home on Blsklyou Heights here yes terday from Portland where he' at tended University of Oregon medical school the past year. Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunsaker of Eugene, who spent the week-end In Medford. were Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Hunsaker's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hennlnger of 1000 West Main street. Grass Fire The fire departments chemical crew was called at 10:33 this morning to put out a grass blaze be tween the curbing and the sidewalk on North Riverside avenue near Alice street. No damage waa done. Dr. Pitts Dies Word waa received here today of the death of Dr. George Pitts of Chicago In that city last Sat urday. Dr, Pitts was the brother-in-law of Mrs. Louis Salade of Seven Oaks. Mrs. Pitta was formerly Mrs. Marjory Feasley of this city. Lights Out An extra voltage of electricity escaped through a defec tive transformer early Saturday eve ning and blew out all the clay lights along sixth street. Some of the Hunts were replaced during the night and the replacement was completed yes terday. The defective transformer wo replaced. ' Sawdust Fire A pile of sawdust at the old Fir-Pine Lumber company site on South Chestnut street was Ignited at 1:15 this afternoon and the blaze was put out by the fire department's chemical crew. No damage was dons. The mill was destroyed In a spectac ular fire some years ago. Firemen said the sawdust was probably ignited by a carelessly discarded cigarette. . ; Livestock Portland PORTLAND, Ore., June 6. (AP) VS. Dept. Agr.) HOGS: 2000 In cluding 191 direct, market active 26 higher, good-choice 165-210 lb. drlve- 1ns 8.50. carload lots 8.75: 225-375 lb. 8.00; packing sows 6.25-50; light weights 6.76, few 150-60 lb. feeder plga 8.00-50. . CATTLE: 1700 Including 54 direct. calves 25, market uneven, steers and heifers moderately active, 25 higher than last week's average, cows slow, steady at last week's close, bulls steady, short load good lightweight grass fed steers sorted, few fairly good dry fed 8.00-16: atockera scarce, few alfalfa fed heifers 7.50: grassers 7.00 down to 6.00, common 5.25, low cutter and cutter cowa 3.50-4 00. common-medium 4.25-5.00, good beef cows 6.25-6.00, including few loads California grassera 6.50-6.00. bulls 6.75-6.60, vealers uneven, few early sales strongwelghte steady up to 8.00, later ,00 lower at 7.00 down. SHEEP: 2260 Including 1015 thru. market active, spring lamba 25 high er, slaughter ewes weak, 25 lower, good spring lamba 6.75, few choice lots 7.00; tew old crop lambs 3.50- 5.00, medium-good ewes 1.50-2.50. South San Francisco SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 6. (AP) (US. Dept. Agr.) HOOS 1.400, Including 852 direct: quality little plainer; 3 loads 185-225 lb. butchera 9.10, packages over 225 lbs. at 8.60: odd packing sows 7.10. CATTLE 600, Including 182 direct; steers slow, generally ateady; 8 care 970-1,000 lb. medium grass steers 7.15-25: heifers absent; load 970 lb. rang cowa 5.00; half load fat 1042 lb. dairy cowa 4.85 straight; low cut ters and cutters 3.50-4.25; odd bulls 5.00-6.00; complete clearance. CALVES 125: steady: two loads 177 190 lb. California vealers 850-75: sorted few 283 lb. at 7.50. SHEEP 1.000, Including 155 direct: active. 36 higher; 214 decks 80 lb. wooled Callfornlaa 7.50; 8 decks good 73 lb. lamba 6.75-7.25; deck shorn 99 lb. north coast yearlings 6.00 straight, around 35 higher; ewes absent, nom inally 60 to 2.50. Chlrajo CHICAGO, June . (AP-USDAI HOOS 15.O00. Including 8000 direct; active, strong to 10 cents higher than Friday's average: mostly 6 to 10 cents up; top 8.90; good 400 to 550-lb. packing sows. (7.50 g 7.75: lighter weights. 17.85 a 8.15. CATTLE 15.000, cslves 25050; fed steers and yearlings, ateady to weak: strictly choice steers scarce: best ateerl early, 110.65; average 1381 lbs.; numerous loads steer and yearlings. 0.76 10.00; bulk yearllngi ally, 10.00; heifers fully steady; early top $0.60; mixed steer and heifer year lings, I9.7A; most cutter grade cows. 14.603.00; beef cows. 6.50a7.SO; wlghty sausage bulla up to 6.90; vealers. 9.00 down. SHEEP 6000. including 1400 di rect; fat lambs and springers, active, 35 cents higher; sheep steady; clip ped lambs. t6 85 9 8.10 top native spring lambs. SI 0.50; shorn native slaughter ewes, 93.00 iff 3.36. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., June 6. (API- BUTTER Prints: A grade 2714c lb. In parchment wrappers, 28c In car tons: B grade 26 '4c lb. In parchment wrappera, iTno lb. In cartona. BUTTEF-FAT Portland delivery. buying price. A grade, 28?254c In country stations; A grade. 2314c lb.: B grade, 2c less; C grade, 0c lb. leas. EOGS Buying price by wholesal ers: Specials, 22c doc: extras, 104c doi.: standards, liVi" doi.: special mediums, 1714c doz.: extra mediums. 1614c doz.: undergrades, I6140 doe. CHEESE Unchanged. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Countr killed hogs, best butcher, under 160 lbs., 10',, jllc lb.; yealers. 1114 120 lb.; light and thin, 9llc lb.;, heavy, 8 9 10c lb.: Bulls, 1014c lb.; canner cows, 9ft9!4c lb.; cutter cows, 10llo lb.;"sprlng lambs, 13c lb.; old lambs, 8c lb.; ewes, 4 a 6c lb. LIVE POULTRY Buying price: Leghorn broilers, 1 14 to l't lbs., 13 13140 lb.; 214 lbs., 1313!4c lb.; colored springs, 2 to 314 lb- l78 1714c lb.; over 31.4 lbs., 1B318V4C lb.; leghorn hens over 314 lbs.. 143 14140 lb.; under 314 lbs.. 1391314c lb. colored hens to 6 lbs., 1891814c lb.: over 6 lbs.. 178 1714c lb.; No. 2 grade, 3c lb. less. TURKEYS Unchanged. POTATOES New Shatter, 90c a II per 60-lb. bag. POTATOES Yakima Gems, 2, 60o local, 65 ce cental; central Ore gon, $1.45(31.50 cental. ONIONS Old crop Oregon. No. 1, 3.50(?3.75 cental: California wax, $1.40; California red, 1.40; yellow. 81.80. CANTALOUPES Imperial pony. 54c, $3.00; standard, 45s, 83.85 4.00: Jumbo, $4.25 4.50 crate. WOOL 1938, nominal; Willamette valley, medium, 18c lb.: coarse and braids, 16i17c lb.; eastern Oregon. 16'4al614c lb. HAY Selling prloe to retailers. Alfalfa No. 1. $18.00818.50 ton; oat- vetch. $14.00 ton; clover. $13.00 ton; timothy, valley. $15.00 ton Portland, Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., June 6. (AP) Graln: Wheat: Open High Low Closo July 66 .66 .66 .66 Sept. 66 .66 .66 .66 Cash grain: Oats No. 2. 38-lb. white, 25.00; No. 2, 38-lb. gray. 25.00. Barley No. 2, 45-lb bw., 35.00. Corn No 2, eastern yellow, ship ment, 28.50. Cash wheat (bid) : Soft white. 69c; western white. 6814c: western red. 66c. Hard red winter ordinary, 66c; 11 per cent, 68c; 13 per nt. 71c; 13 per cent. 75c; 14 per cent. EOc. Hard red spring ordinary, 66c; 11 per cent. 66c; 12 per cent. 68c; 13 per cent. 76c; 14 per cent. 82c. Hard white. Baart ordinary. 68c; 11 per cent. 68c; 12 per cent. 70c; 13 per cent. 72c: 14 per cent, 74c. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 89: flour, 9; corn, 1; hay, 1; mlllfeed, 6 Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, June 6. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close July .7214 .734 .70 .7114 Sept. .73 4 .73 V, .72 .72 Dec .76 .75 .7414 7414 Wall St. Report NEW YORK. June 6.-MAP) Stocks traveled over a rallying trail In today's market proceedings but were frequently side-tracked by pro fit selling and, at the last, top gains running to more than 2 points were reduced. The news wa no worse than In the past several weeks, and here and there. It was a bit better. It was noted activity was great est during the forenoon advance, tapering off when light offerings appeared at the tall-end of the ses- 1 1 Ijfltf I A Battle to the Finish f Ighi another u t Ml loved It: Ml KIM ! kSIU TOMTK I I I atV I At I MAMA J-A'AU VAMI r c simcr L.Tnuu v One A f.A after X v0 hey slon. Transfers approximated 800, 000 eharea. Today's eloalns prices for, S3 eel. ected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dyo V4 Am. Can ... 88 " Am. & Fgn. Pow .. 3i, A. T. & T. Anaconda 23 Atcll. T. & 8. P. 31 Bendlx Avla. lo'i Beth. Stel 44 Caterpillar Tract. 40, Chrysler 43 S Coml. Solv Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont Gen. Elec 7 . 414 . 8714 33 ; 294 Gen. Poods Gen. Mot. 29 Int. Harvest. 8214 I. T. Sc T. 8, Johns-Man. 6714 Monty Ward 31 North Amer. ...... - 19 Penney (J. C.) - 61 Phillips Pet 32.; Radio 514 Sou. Pac . 11 14 Std. Brandt ................. 7 Std. Oil Cal. 26H St. OU N. J ; 4614 Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel '31 K I N of Roosevelts the Presi dent and Ihe late. Theodore Mrs. Alessandro Pallavlclnt of Rome dined at the Waldorf. New York, wearing a gown of crinkly printed crepe in green-blue. The sleeves were puffed; her hair was unadorned. Gown and wearer brought admiring glances. 1 VICTORY smile gleams from GOP Sen. James J. Davis, renominated in Pennsylvania primary. Gov. George Earle, New Dealer, will oppose him. The Mauser rifle was invented by Paul von Mauser, German mechani cian, In 1872. Dae Mall Tribune Want Ada. Shows 1:4.1-7:00-9:15 30r-40t-10i- THEY 00 DIPSY WITH SWINOU GEORGE BURNS 6RACIE ALIEN MARTHA RAVE BOB HOPE STARTING Wednesday mo Wo Mils Donald Duck In Walt Disney's "Donald's Nephew' 65 25i Pi , , Xy I ' r - a rK ,V: K .v. ,,Vjf J.-?J J.Vjtf'.leJ ' - i ataaawaJsV .istV sLJmSh rinnnr m JSPdkM - TOMORROW I , tjKv-V?' I and WEDNESDAY I Phi Feature NO. TWO rzkWi . JEN "Wise Girl" "Wise Girl'' brings Miriam Hopkins to the screen as an Impulsive society cutle who falls In love with a young artist whom she has trapped for a double-cross. ' Wise Girl" comes to th Rtalto theatre for tomorrow and .Wednesday with "To the Victor." the plcturlta tlon of Alfred Olllvant's famoua "Bob, Son of Bottle." as the added fettlre. RUES FOR REED '10 A J. TUESDAY E Funeral services for Judge H. D. Reed. Justice of the peace af Gold Hill who died Saturday noon in a Portland hospital, will be held In the Conger chapel at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The Rev. E. S. Bartlam, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church, will conduct the services at the chapel. Medford lodge of Elks will conduct a ritual at the graveside In the Rock Point cemetery. Gold Hill, where in terment will take placed. Judge Reed waa a resident of Gold Hill for 38 years. He was born in Shelbyville, Ky., April 1, 1874. and came to Oregon in 1895. He settled In Oold Hill In 1900. where he owned and operated a small general store. He was appointed postmaster In 1913 and held that office for 12 years, after which he became the general agent for several Insurance compan ies. He was a member of the city council and school board and took an active part in Jackson county politics snd civic affairs. For the past 12 years he hsd been the Justice of the peace at Oold Hill and government fruit Inspector for that district. Judge Reed was a mem ber of the Elks lodge and the Medford Crater club. He Is survived by his widow. Nellie O. Reed: a son. Charles L. Reed of San Francisco, and a granddaughter, Janet Reed of Portland. 01 0 The greatest dog story ever written 1 I l:4.t-?:0ft-:l!S 25r-35r-IOc MUST END T0NITE1 Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" Plus Walking Down B'dway TO THE VICTOR j. with ry"r rvrrr t Marcaret A . Lorkwood S?Sr Grade Allen With Brilliant Cast In Craterian Picture A frolicsome comedy, studded with new songs, had Its first local showing last night at the Craterian theatre in "College Swing," the new production starring Burns and Allen, Mortha Raye and Bob Hope. The dlwy antics that take place on a great college campus when the school dumbell inherits the university and makes over the place In her own image., form the plot background with Oracle the happy-go-lucky "ed ucator" and Bob Hope the aly student who shows her how to get by with a mlmimum of brains and a maximum of nerve. Because she la the first member of her family to pans an examination In two hundred years, Oracle comes Into posseeslon of Alden College. She believe that a revolution In educa tion methods baa long been overdu tn America and so proceeds to set one In motion. After making herself "Dean of Men." Martha Raye a professor, and Ben Blue director of physical education, she makes applied romance the one and only required subject and puts Bob Hope In charge of this de partment. The resulting pandemonium glvas the willing students the gayest time of their lives, but proves too much for the hard-headed trustees, who are headed by a woman-hating multi millionaire, played to perfection by Edward Everett Horton. They expose the trickery used by Oracle and Hoie to achieve their power and take the college awny from the pair before fur ther damage Is done. In a rollicking climax Oracle turns tho tables on the trustees, by showing them that al though she's weak In philosophy and mathematics, she knows her romance. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. Notice To Creditors . In the County Court of the state of uregon, lor jockson county. In the Matter of the Estate of Laura D Stewart. Notice Is Hereby Given that the uounty court or tne state or Oregon, for Jackson County, has appointed the undersigned Administrator with the will annexed of the Estate of Laura D. Stewart, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them with proper vouchers within six months from this date to Neff ,V Frohnmayer, 203 Cooley Thoatro Building. Medeford. Oregon. Dated: June 6, 1038. C: H. ANDREWS. Administrator of the Estate of Laura D. Stewart. Deceased 117 SOUTH CENTRAL 3 J 1 M l 23.31 1 VI $2Third Prlxe TOO LATE TO CtASSlFI FOR BALE NoW the time to pp up your flower and vegetable garden with that summer application of VIOORO. the perfect and complete plant-food. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR RENT Modern 4 -room house, 14 acres. Call Dark's Oroeery, 7-P-U. FOR SALE Standard POURTRY HOUSE SPRAY 3Ae per gallon In your container. Monarch Seed A Feed Co. FOR SALE 1 4 acre. 4-room house, barn, other bldgs. O. M. Chapman. Talent. Ore. FRESHLY decorated furnished apart ment, lower floor, prlvata entrance, Adults. 118. 1031 West Ninth. FOR SALE First grade feed wheat 1.70 cwt. bag lota. Monarch seen at Feed CO. EXPERIENCED ranch couple want ranch work. No children. C. B. El gin. 334 Apple St. FOR SALE CROWN MILL RUN no ground screenings, $1.18 per SO lb. bag. Monarch Seed Feed Co. C. U. GATES AUTO CO SPECIAL R. & O. GUARANTEED CARS 1038 DeSoto Sedan W85 lt3 Bulck Sedan .S95 1035 Pont Sedan 8445 1038 Ford Coupe 8485 1038 Ford Panel 525 1033 Pontlac Sedan ....8245 1037 Ford 60 coupe ...55 1011 Chevrolet Coupe ..............81B5 1030 Chevrolet Sedan 8105 1031 Ford Coupe ..105 C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department . 8th and Bartlett FOR SALE BERRY CUPS 85.00 per thousand. Monarch seed & reed Co. 5-P.OOM house newly decorated. 825, Water paid. See Tuesday, 007 So. Central. TO TRADE Equity In olty residence: highly desirable location. Want smnu nouse ana large tot in out skirts. Box 1878. Tribune. WANTED Man and team to hay on .Antelope ranch, r. E. Bybee. FOR RENT Modern five-room cot tage, Ross Lane. Phone 355-J-2. 20 OFF on all radio batteries. Hub bard Bros. FOR SALE Trsller house, practical ly new: dressers, davenport: lum ber. One acre with house. Sacrifice for cash. F. Shockley, Medford, Rt. 2, near Howard school. FOR SALE FLYROL the perfect household Fly Spray. Kills mosqui toes, gnsts. bedbugs end roaches. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. i? IPAIHl To be held Saturday, June 18 Win a Prize . ENTER Com. to Wards for full Inttruo tions, snd to regiswr. You'll hsvo loads of fun I Brinf your friends with you I 2. DECORATE . your bike. Any mates bike can be entered. Start planning now get a head start on your friends. Originality counts! 3. RIDE . your bike in the Parada. Think how much fun you and your friends will have! And you may win one of the big prires! Why not? 4. WIN . . a valuable prise! $10 In Sporting Goods merchsndise. $5 First Prise, $3 Second Prise. Winners STARTED and day-old chicks Barred rocks s nampamres ta par iw. Laghorn 88. Proa literature. Brooks Hatchery, Oranta Pass, Ore. HETWOOD-WAKEFtELD 4-plece act. excellent condition. Bargain, pick's Hdwa. u FRYERS Barred Rocks, milk and grain fattened. Phone 1777-J, last house left aide Loeler Lane. FOR RErfT B-room furnished houaa. Adults. Call lit Almond. FOR SALE Oalvanlwd irrigation flume. Phone 14-F-22. FOR SALE DAIRY FLY SPRAY 80 per gallon in your container. Mon arch Seed as Feed Co. FOR RENT 4-room partly furnished house. 817.50. Phone 720. FOR SALE 1034 DeLuxe Master Chevrolet Coupe. Easy terms. 713 Palm. B-ROOM modem house. S bedrooms, large attle, nice yard, trees and shrubbery, price 83150.00. Inqutie 1100 W. Meln. FOR ."ALE Spray or dust eabbaga and com for worms with ROTO. DUST or ROTO-SPRAY. Non-pol-sonous and effective. Monarch Seed se Feed Co. FOR SALE 200 cedar fence posts. T ft. length. F. L. Tou Veil. FOR RENT 8 -room modern fur nished house, 128 S. Holly, 887.50; water paid. FOR SALE New low feed pricea: Ground Barley ..........81.70-cwt. Rolled Barley ....... 81.25-ak. Bran .00-ak. Scratch Food 81.00-cwt, Egg Mash . 3 00-cwt. Dairy Feed 81.50-sk. Hay Salt. 125 lb - 81.16-ak. You are alwaya sure of the best at the right price If you buy at tha Monarch Seed St Feed Co. BANG OO PRICES Closing out brand new '38 Willys DeLuxe Sedans at ridiculous reduction; See this car today. It'a a ateal. Come In. Pennington, 82 s. Bartlett. Tel. 977. ONB HWIFT AND SAFE PRESCRIPTION TOR RHEUMATISM One supremely good prescription for rheumatism, sciatic, neuritis and lumbago when caused or aggravated by excess urlo acid or other circulat ing poisons and most of It lala well and favorably known to live pharma cist all over America. Just ask for I ounces AUenru prescription and take aa directed tt la swift and safe of ten the pain and agony leave In 48 nous. Costa about 85c. 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