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MEDFCmD MAIL TRTTsrTNTE, TSrEDFOTCD, OHEGOK FRIDAY. JULY 1. 1933. PAGE ELEVEN LOCAL and PERSONAL From Ashland Mrs. H. O. Beb of Ashland transacted Inulneu In Med ford yesterday. On Business Jo Hill of Portland U transacting business In Medford. He will be here for several days. Returns Home Joan Elliott re turned on this morning's train from Portland after having visited her sla ter, Mrs. William L. Bamunv for a fortnight. . Fallln Here Tim Pall In of Port land arrived on this morning's train to vacation In Medford for several weeks. Mr. Fallln la associated with the WPA In Portland. He formerly lived In thla city. Guest of Barnes W. A. Rosenfleld of Rock Island, HI., a student at Stanford In Palo Alto, Oal., arrived here in his Taylorcraft plane yes terday and Is a visitor at the J. C. Barnes home, 30 North Peach street. He Is a guest of Curtis Barnes. The two were companions at Stanford Mr. Rosenfleld expected to remain here over the week-end. On Hop North I. Whitney oper ator of a flying service at Sacramento, Cal., stopped at Medford municipal airport this morning to have his Falrchlld plane refueled. He was on a business hop to Portland. Flying NorthLieut. S. L. Erlckson was among yesterday's arrivals at Medford municipal airport. He was flying an army Douglas observation plane from Oakland, Cal., to Fort Lewis, Wash. Bomber Fueled A large United States army Douglas bomber was re fueled at Medford municipal airport this morning. It was piloted by Lieut. Paul Pennington, who was on a rou tine flight from Hamilton field. San Rafael, Cal., to Medford and return. - Receives Prize Mrs, H. B. E&son of 3134 East Main street received a check yesterday for $3 from Capper Publications, Inc., for the name she submitted In a recent Kitten ptlze offer. Mrs. Esson was awarded ninth price In the contest In which sev eral thousand persons were entered from every state In the union. For finest flavor and first quality, insist on yi BEER a errand old brew now available in two brand new containers. XT ITS MILLER BEER ITS OHEAT BEERI MlHor Bear tn STEINIK Bottle, Millar SELECT Bear in cans trade markad (E6UNE0 FOR SALE AT YOUR FAVORITE DEALER Snider 's Dairy & Produce Co. 28 N. Bnrtlett. Phone 2K1 I I 1 ibt BFFR . I Tndergoes Operation Gilbert Luper of Hilt, Cal., underwent a sub-mucuous operation tn the Osteo pathic hospital this morning. From Grants Pass Mr. and Mra. Francis J. Byrne of Grants Pais transacted business and paid social cal La in Medford yesterdsy. Bicycle Stolen Philip rtenselman of 415 Edwards street, reported to city police yesterday that his World bicycle, license 730, was stolen from his yard sometime Wednesday night. . Minor Accident Cars driven by Joyce C. Schmidt of Ontario. Cal and Luther Tlngley of 337 North Holly street were Involved in a slight mishap at Eighth street and Central avenue Thursday afternoon, a city police report said today. Small Fire A small grae-brush fire near the lower reservoir south of Ashland this morning was put out quickly by Ashland city firemen State forest firefighters had been dispatched to the scene but their services were not required. Drunks Sentenced Jesse F Gra ham and Arthur D. Hodgktn, both of Medford, were sentenced by City Judge Allen D. Curry this morning to serve 10 days In city Jail on charges of drunkenness. Coleman P. Roberts was fined 110 on a charge of drunkenness. t Tonsils Excised Lola Hedrlck, six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hedrlck of 603 South Oak dale avenue, underwent a tonsllectomy In the Osteopathic hospital yesterday, She was to return home today. Mr. Hedrlck la city school superintend ent. Aviator Here P. E. Smallwood, op erator of the Fleet Flying Service at Santa Monica. Cal., was tn over night visitor here. He arrived from Eugene at Medford municipal air port yesterday afternoon In his Fair- child plane. He departed this noon for Santa Monica. Recruiter Returns Sgt. Willis S. Estep returned with his family to his Medford home thla week after spending a 30-day furlough In San Francisco. Sgt. Estep Is In charge of recruiting for the United States army In this district, with headquarters In city hall. He said he is now re ceiving applications for enlistments, there being vacancies for service In Honolulu, Vancouver Barracks, Wn Fort Stevens and Fort Lewis, Wn. SCHILLING COFFEE ..l&r One foe MRCOLATOR . . 27c . 53c lb. cans X lb. cans 1 ET Pay CASH at BOYD'S and SAVE boyd's mark 108 N. Ivy. S. & H. Stamps. Phone 1054 , Free Deliveries at 8-10-2-4 Shop Saturday For Double Holiday HOLIDAY SPECIALS TOMATO JUICE NotiLtal 5c Potato Chips : 2 for 25c Deviled MeatubsM can 3c Corned Beef 17c Pork & Beans 2vo0?r3for 25c Meat Loaf tSS 3 for 25c Pancake Flour Lemons Oranges Olives Pineapple Back To Rialto ".''i'W." "IHWIH, One of the ten best pictures ever made brings W. C. Fields and Fred die Bartholomew to the Rialto the ater for Sunday and Monday only. The picture Is the fllmiaatlon of Charles Dickens' best-loved classic, "David Copperfleld," which Is being brought back to the Rialto by popu lar demand. Other members of the cast of over 65 top-rank stars Include Lionel Barry more, Madge Evans. Edna Mae Oliver, Lewis Stone, Basil Rathbone, Maureen O'Sulllvan and Roland Young. Bartholomew Is east as David, the boy. and Fields has the ever- comical role of Mlcowber, the man who took drink too lightly. "Blotto." starring Stnn Laurel and Oliver Hardy, will play as the com panion attraction. "Josette" Coming to Craterian r visa.., w urn jTa. v if FOR RENT 7 -room house. 444 So. Fir St. 30 CATERPILLAR and Doner for rent by the hour. Inquire Walter W. Abbey, Inc., 9th it Bartlett, Phone 303. The merry escapades resulting from a mix-up in Identities brings Don Ameche. Simons Simon and Kooert Young to the Craterian theater Sun day for a three-day showing In "Josette." with the official motion pictures of the recent Louls-Schmel-lng heavyweight championship fight as a special added attraction on the same program. Showing the fight as It actually happened, and then in slow motion, onlookers get a much better perspective of the power be hind Louis' fists than those who saw the fight at the ringside. When William Collier. Sr., as father of Don and Bob, gets himself all tangled up with a scheming gold-digger, the boys decide to take a hand in the game, and then, mis taking Slmone as the gold-digger. much merriment ensues to make "Josette" a lively hour and a quarter film entertainment. Roxy Thriller :tW is-. Schilling Pepper 4 oz. tins 10c From .Inrksouvllte Tom Burnflel of Jacksonville was a Medford caller today. I- win TrailLowell Ash and Mrs. Gten Jordan of Trail were among leccnt callers here. Medford Callers Mrs. Mary R. Rowley and . children, Grace, Dale and Harvey of Klamath Falls Junc tion, shopped and visited In Medford today. Tucker Arrives Nion Tucker. San Francisco publisher, arrived it Med ford municipal airport this afternoon In a United Malnllner. He went lm mediately to his Rogue Roost summer home on Rogue river. New Schedule This morning anew schedule was put into effect for the early morning northbound United Air Lines plane. The plane now arrives at Medford municipal airport at 4:56 a. m. and departs for Portland and Seattle at 5:06. This Is 14 minutes later than formerly. Airmails close at the central postofflce 45 minutes before plnne departure. On Coast Trip Leaving today by motorcar to spend the Fourth of July holidays at Coos bay were Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Holbrook and son Warren, of 320 South Holly street, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Andrews and daughters Ruth and Audrey, of 1400 Euclid avenue and Peggy and Sammy Young, children of Thomas Young of 1216. East Main street. Luke FUhlng Good Good catches of black bass and perch have been reported at Lake of the Woods dur ing the past week. MaJ. George R. Owens, commander of the Medford CCC district, landed a 2 -pound bass on a yellow bucktall spinner. Largest black bass registered at the resort In the past week, weighed 3 pounds. Several Medford anglers caught the limit of yellow perch with worms, according to a report from the lake resort. E Bob Stet-lc is shown in a scene from "The Feud Maker," coming to the Roxy theater for tomorrow only. Marian Wcldon has the romantic lead opposite young Steele. Episode 8 of the serial, ''Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars," Is also on the same bill. the Democratic party," asserted that any use of relief funds for political purposes "is not only Indefensible, but shocking to the public con science. Hopkins said yesterday that the WPA would deal quickly with proved charges of political coercion, but that "we will be equally prompt In exposing accusations trumped up to serve the political ends of those who are opposed to this administra tion." Closing time for Too Lata to Clas sify Ada Is 1:30 p. m. Too Late to Classify 1935 DODGE Pick-up. See A. B. Stoehr, Hotel Medford. FOR SALE OR TRADE Kreaky oil burner, for range, cost (100 00. Will demonstrate: price 925.00 or win trade for heifer. Geo. Taylor, Horn- brook. Calif. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity in 35 wiuys sedan. Route 1, box mo, Phone 4-F-13. BOYSENBERRIES Fresh ripe. 75c crate. B. V. Goodroad, West Stew art Ave. SPANISH Guitar Lessons, orchestra style. Nick Manoloff's latest meth od. 535 Austin. FOR SALE Lot 73x266 feet. Finest garden land. Small hoiuw. Sewer, lights and water In and paid Taxes paid In full. Located about 1 block South of Community Hospital, The best buy in Medford at 690, total price, pierce, Room 1, Palm Block, or phone 617-L. WANTED Antiques. Furniture, china or silverware. Must be good quality. f. U. BOX 1UB3. mm lord. FOR SALE; Alfalfa hay in shook Tom Neely, South end Columbus, 011 Stewart. FOR SALE Good Jersey cow. Take some chickens. 807 Hazel St., Cen tral Point. NICE, CLEAN ROOM and Board, 935 month. Including laundry. Just off Msln. near courthouse. 61 1 West 8th. Phone 1308-X. FOR SALE Grocery store, stock, fix tures and gasoline pump; also building, Including 4 living rooms and bath. Splendid location; good promnoie business, will sell at sacrifice or would take part trade, See L. G. Plckell, 16 So. Bartlett, twtwvspip'anjuii.ww jgM n mm mfxmmgrmmmtmn. I l:oo - n:tt - i:oo - li:3o a,ie - :irr. - loc kMMaaiiHaaaaMHHRQ HPT! I VANILLA or Lemon Extract 2 oz. bottle .... 20c Sunkist large Sunkist Baking Powder 12 oz 27c Sperry C1 No. 10 U I l doz.23c 3 doz. 27c 15c Ripe No. 1 tall can BNok2ntir 2 for 25c 2t SUGAR PURE C&H CANE 10 lb. bags . 53c 25 lb. bags. SI .32 100 lb. bags S5.09 FINE GRANULATED 100 lb. bags S4.99 MILK Swift's Premium 4 tall cans . 25c Case 48 tall cans $2.89 SHORTENING Pearl 4 lb. carton . 40c ScottTissue 3roiis 21c Oleomargarine 2 lbs. 25c Butter, Grade A ib. 29c Peaches SI?S? can 10c No. V, can 2 for 33 FLOUR Flagstaff 49 lb. bag $1.39 Drifted Snow 24lb.bag89c491b.bag$1.63 BEFORE COMMITTEE ON USE OF RELIEF MONEY WASHINGTON , Jui I. (AP) The senate campaign fundi commit- j I tee may call Harry Hopklna, the ! WPA administrator, to tc3tljy about j I contentions that relief money has j been used for political purposes. Senator Walsh (D.. Mass.), a oom ' mlttee member, said today he thought i that sooner or later the commltteo j I should Invite Hopkins to appear j before It. Informed persons said In ! ' such an event Walsh would suggest ; i that he cooperate with the commlt- tee In "removing even the susplc- I j Ion" that the WPA Is playing poll- j i tics. ! In a statement yesterday, Walsh . I referred to a speech by Aubrey j William. In which the deputy WPA i administrator urgrd unemployed to j keep their friends In power. The speech already haa been term ed unfortunate" by the senate com mittee, which decided late yesterdsy I not to alter that comment. Walsh, speaking as "a member of ', i'ielypiji)UW.iajwiiwrwaM DANCE at the ' OASIS Spring Floor Sat. July 2 and 4th Music by Dave's Dandiei The most ImiKhubli role "dinger" Jam had! Qotv. UlifHIRS """ Si iJ. !--- Ml Now 'ifc2SP2, Plus lilt No. TU Buck Jonea jj? "THF. OVERLAND ' j EXPRESS" liE HERE IT IS! SINIIAY AM MONDAY ONLY! Drought hark hy pop- Ilia., nlar demand! m CAST OP StXTT-rTVE 3 tf$i7Bs!S5Plm'l',',l'',i: 'iV'; t oSlJ Last Timet Tonite! Cast of One Hundred "Merry-Go-Round 1938" SATURDAY ONLY! Shows Snt. 1 - !) -1 - Western Thrills As Bob 8ottlr Past Accounts on tni! i,)it, hll.l FOR RENT Small unfurnished house. 133 So. Grape. Phone 476-X. Key 428 North Holly. POR SALE Cabin at Lake o Woods, West side. Mrs. J, B. Robblna, Gold Hill. Oregon, Rte. 1. DONT NEGLECT TOUR OAR be cause you haven't time. Phone 1630, we will oall and de liver your ear. Open 6 a. m. till 13 p. m., Sat.. Sun.. Mon. SAM BATEMANS SIXTH STREET SHELL STATION rOR SALE Milk cows. Dobrot, Ellestad place. Central Point. rilHNIBHED APT. No. S Durrell Court. 330 No. Holly. 18.9 ACRES, Irrigated, tn olover, al- laua, renced. electricity, separator, ft good milch cowa, 8 tons hay, cutting second crop, 4-room house, completely furnished, cooler, wood shed, barn. Immediate possession. Sacrificed aasoo aiftOO down, bal ance easy. Returning East account sickness. Shelev Agency, North City Limits, Highway 90. North Pine Cone. HOUSES for rent, furnished and un furnished. 14 block from Court house. Inquire at 113 King. RHD Raspberries. You pick them. Bring containers. I mile west of Phoenix. " mile west Calhon Ranch. O. Botz. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS New Garden Hose, 60 feet for 12.30. uwn Mowers ana Garden Tools at reduced prices. Canvas Cots for $1.00; Army Blanket lor ei.uu up. Large stock of tents and tarpaulins, new and used. Complete camping outfits. 10.000 feet black heavy standard S-ln used pipe; 100.000 feet new and used pipe from 4-lnch to 4-lnch. Large quantity of Canvas Hose and suction Hose and fire protection toois ana equipment. PAlnt. all colors, At $1.35 per gallon. Septlo Tanks. Hot Water Tanks at greatly reducea prices, also plumb. Ing sundries. We have more Shoes and Boots from 2ft cents up. Grain Sacks, 3 to 4 cents eaoh; also sacking and binding twine. Cable, Belting. Pulleys, Boxings and logging supplies. Corrugated Iron, Roofing and Build' ing paper. Another shipment received of Barb Wire and Fencing. REAL BARGAINS CAN BE HAD tN SPECIALS MENTIONED ABOVE AS WELL AS IN MERCHANDISE CAR RIED IN STOCK SUITABLE FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. THE FARM. THE MECHANIC, THE MILL AND THE MAN ON VACATION. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-31 North Grape St. Phone 1062 FOR RENT SmaU furnished 8 -room house. Close In. Water paid. IS month. 119 S. Holly. "THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME" Let us show you some of the new low-cost homes built out of this Yard this year. You will be sur prised, how essy for you to own one, also. FREE Plan Books. FREE Architects' Blue Prints. FREE serv ice In selection of reliable builder and supervision. A COMPLETS HOME BUILDING SERVICE. It will pay you to avail yourself etf this service and long term finance while It Is available it you want to, at last, own your own homel A Pioneer Yard Sine 1908 THE MEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY Call No. 839 Offices at 3rd A Fir FRYERS Sweeney's Hatchery. AUv u uiveam hi uiuri. Also cnoiov breeding cockerels. Phone 498-L. FOR RENT Three-room furnish apartment, garage. Private en trance, shady yard. 810 South Oak-dale. Films Developed Free PRINTS 4c ALL SIZES Southern Oregon's finest Mm finishing service at Medford's low est prices. Twlce-a-dav Delivery Mall Ui Your Films SWEM'S Eastman Kodaks and Finishing DANCE U. S. HALL JACKSONVILLE JULY 2 A Good Cool Hall Muslo by Silva'g Oroh. Follow the Crowd TO THE ORIENTAL GARDENS DANCE SAT. NITE ' One Admlislon Men 40c; Ladles ?0& Both halls SUMDAY LOUIS ST AAIIIIPI IIIA vs. dunmtLiiib FIGHT PICTURES SEE Every Blow and Knockdown In Slow Motion! The BUCK SAPPHIRE of KALU EPISODE 8 WJM.lJJIJ.l.l.l.t'UJt tj w:r-i! MTitfi ri 02ZZEZZZIJ IARRY"BUSTER"CRAB8E 1 Z THE MIGHTIEST Adventure Ever Filmed I STARTS SUNDAY .JOEL McCRIW m 2 BOB BURNS FRANCES DEE Cast of I onus Myl Romance with the Wok of It fCZ, 1 a high-powered cooktail. Vy' ' oome'y Mkle dXf ' W j J the ribl' r- T5-bTTX. don Revel new U KM fa DON AMECHE SIMOIIE SIMOH ROBERT YOUNG Bert Lahr. Joan Davis Ends Tomorrow Gene Stratton-Porter't "R.omanceJ of the? OMBERLOST Prevne Saturday Night Terry Walker In "Federal BulleU" SHOWS l:4-a:15-1:OI).9:l MATS 90e EVES 40o KIDDIES ISO mi, imrn'mU' imi t'7 Wmimtili A 'GLm
