MTEDFCVRD MATL TTITBUNE, fEDFOTlD, CVRF.flOy, TTTSTAY. .TTTLT 2. 1933.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
Bark from Albany The Misses
Ruth and Peggy Oarlock have re
turned from Albany where they vls
tted friends over the week-end.
On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. A. B
Stoehr of the Hotel Medford are
spending a week Tacatlonlng near
Creaoent City and other eoaat reaorta
Day on Coast Mr. and Mrs. G. O.
Humphrey and family of 836 Beat
Jackson atreet spent Sunday at Cres
cent City, Cal.
Visitors Here Mrs. George Snider
and daughter Sally of Evanaton, tit.,
are recent arrivals In Medford and
are guests of C. A. Knight at his
home at 801 Eaat Main atreet.
Improved Mrs. Helen High Pterw
of Pierce Heights, who Is confined
to Community hospital with pneu
monia, was reported slightly Improved
today.
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Tonsil Excised Philip Eldrldge
of the Voorhtea orchard and Ralph
Denny of Route 3 underwent oper
ations for the removal of their ton
ells In the Osteopathic hospital this
morning.
On Business George Kerr of
Central Point transacted business In
this city today.
Has Operation Mrs. R. E. Mo
El how of 829 Minnesota 'avenue
underwent a major operation In'thtf
Sacred Heart hospital this morning.
Her condition thla afternoon was re
ported tt& satisfactory.
Picnic Tomorrow Members plan
ning to attend the Mistletoe club
picnic tomorrow are requested to
provide their own service and lunch.
The picnic will be held In Llthla
park, Ashland, at 1 o'clock. Those
who need transpoi&ation are asked to
call 650-W.
far Burns An old Dodge sedan
owned by Winston Daugherty of
Crater Lake highway waa destroyed
by fire last night on the highway
near the army radio station. The
fire department aent out a chemical
crew but the car was too far gone
to be saved. A short circuit In the
d ash wires caused the blaze , Ch I cf
Roy Elliott said.
Visits Here Mrs. J. W. Corbett
of Portland arrived on thla morn
ing's train and will be a guest for
several days of Mr. and Mrs. P. B.
Blgelow at their home at 633 Park
street. Mrs. Corbett and Mrs. Blge
low were school friends and have
not seen each other for 37 years.
The Btgelows will take their guest
fishing tomorrow.
Committee to Meet A meeting
of the executive committee of Med
ford post of the American Legion
will be held tomorrow night at 7:30,
announced Don R. Newbury, com
mander, today. It will be held at
the armory preceding the regular
Legion meeting which convenes at 8.
Several Important matters are to be
considered and a full attendance Is
desired.
Plane Patrol Here M. Gustavson.
private filer from Oakland, Cel., who
la on forest patrol for the United
forest service In northern California,
called at the Medford municipal air
port yesterday afternoon In his Stln
son plane, to pick up an engine part
that had been ordered. He arrived
from Montague. Cal., and returned as
soon aa the part waa delivered.
Deputy Returns Paul Hani In,
United States deputy marshal, re
turned last night from Coqullle
where he transacted official business.
Mr. Hanlln left here last Thursday
for Klamath Palls whence he de
parted on Friday for Portland with
several prisoners. From Portland Mr.
Hanltn was sent to Coqullle on S3
offlctal mission.
Crash Men Here The all army
men whose plans was wreeked In a
forced landing yesterday near Ross
burg, were picked up at Medford
municipal airport this morning by
Capt. B. L Ross, who came for them
In a Douglas bomber from Hamilton
field. San Rafael. Cal. From Hamil
ton field the six men were to con
tinue to Langley field. Virginia, their
base. Although their plane was
demolished in the forced landing, the
men were not hurt.
Car Sldeswiped A ear owned by
Allen A. Smith of Route 1. parked
in front of Community hospital yes
terday morning, was sldeswlped by
one driven by Grsce L. Pankey of
321 Apple street, a city police report
said today. The Pankey machine got
out of control when the driver
slapped at mosquitoes bothering her.
the report said. Minor damage was
done.
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Nebraska Picnic Considerable in
terest Is being shown here in the
15th annual Nebraska picnic to be
held in city park. Corvallls, Sunday.
Augurt 7. All former residents of
Nebraska and Nebraakans visiting
visiting here are Invited. More than
1500 attended last year. Each fam
ily is to provide Its own lunch and
service. The committee In charge of
arrangementa will furnish coffee.
There la ample seating capacity tn
the park, situated at the south edge
of Corvallls on the highway. All
Nebraskans are urged to attend and
Join In the get-together and dis
cussions of times "back home." A
short program will be presented.
STOMACH TROUBLE?
WHY SUFFER LONGER?
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tlons are presented through quick action hefnre ll'
loo late, positive results from start In mrt rs.es. Why
hesltale to take advantage of this opportunity to !
well when It's so near at hand. AIm Remedies for
rheumatism; female trouble! arthritis: stomach trouble; chronic
rourhi ajlhrna: piles: prostate trouble; slnu, trouble: ulcers; blood,
kidney, urinary disorders: hlfh blood pres.ur or appendicitis
nervounness; headache. Free consultation.
CHAN & CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
Open daily 10 a.m. to 12: 1 p.m. to 6. 235 E. Main St.
PERSONAL
At Matches Among Ashland resi
dents attending the wrestling matches
at the high school stadium last nigh:
were Allen Autry, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Thorn vi
and Jean Ctaycomb.
Court Citations William A. Bhat
tuck, 36. of 640 Edwards street was
cited by police yesterday to appear
in Justice court this afternoon
charged with driving a vehicle with
out a tall light. John F. Heln. 35,
of Route 8 was cited to appear this
afternoon charged with speeding a
truck.
OF
FOREST VIOLATION
J. E. Bodger and Stanley Peser. of
Klamath Falls, will be charged with
smoking while traveling in a forest
during a closed season, accord Ins to
District Attorney Frank J. Newman,
who said he would file the complaint
against the two men.
Bodger and Peser were arrested by
Ranger Bradshaw of the Lodge Pole
station last Sunday, while riding In'
an auto through the timber. One
waa smoking a pipe, and the other
a cigarette. They were members of
a fishing party on the south fork
of the Rogue.
To save the expense and Inconven
ence of a trip to this city Peser and
Bodger agreed to make a signed
statement and entered pleas of guilty
on the spot. The district attorney
who waa present, conducted the pro
ceedings.
The formal complaint, and long
distance plea of guilty will be pre
sented In Justice court today for dis
position.
PASSES, AGED 94
Andrew Clancy, 94. a resident of
Medford for the past 27 years, passed
away In a local hospital Monday eve
ning. He waa born at Camden, On
tario. June 24, 1844. In June. 1875
he was united In marriage to Agnes
rotten, or Kawoon. Ontario. Mrs.
Clancy passed away In 1928. He Is
survived by one son, Dr. R. w. Clan
cy, of Medford; a daughter, Mrs. J.
A. Dandson, of Lethbrldge, Alberta:
a sister, Rosallla Fredericks, of Peter
borough, Ont., five grandchildren and
Wiree great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the Conger funeral parlors Wed
nesday at 2 p. m. The Rev. T. H.
Temple will conduct the services as
sisted by the Rev. Joseph Knotts,
and Interment will be made In the
Siskiyou Memorial park.
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Norman E. Augustine of Klamath
Falls, entered a plea of guilty to
driving an auto while Intoxicated
and was sentenced to 30 days In
the county Jail and fined $100 and
costs yesterday. , He paid $54.50 on
account and was given until Satur
day to pay the balance. The Jail
sentence wss suspended upon con
dition Augustine pay the fine In
full. The payment was advanced by
his employer, a well drill operator.
Augustine, who also had his liquor
permit and driver's license revoked
for one year, was arrested last Sat
urday night by Deputy Sheriff Wil
liam Orenbremer after he had ignor
ed a flashlight signal to stop and
had traveled more than 80 miles
per hour on the Pacific Highway
between Talent and Phoenix.
A partially filled bottle of whiskey
waa Introduced as evidence.
Coqullle Epidemic Over.
BANDON, July 28. (P) Dr. C. L.
Coyle, Coos county health officer,
released the last patient from quar
antine today and announced a small
pox and scarlet fever epidemic was
over. The Illness spread from PWA
houses, constructed after the fire
disaster of 1936, where a number of
families used the same plumbing
and laundry facilities.
Progress Catches Cp.
PORTLAND, July 26. P) Sixty-year-old
Mrs. Rllla F. Stack has been
riding a bicycle for many years, but
yesterday the age of faster traffic
caught up with her. She collided
with an automobile at a busy Intei
sectlon and was sent to the emerg
ency hospital with scrapes, cuts and
bruises as the result of her contact
with mechanical progress.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ada la 1:30 p ra.
MODERN WOMEN
Nted Not &Sr monthly ptn tod drlty du to
roJd. Derrous itruo. exposure or similar ruMa.
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Livestock
Portland
PORTLAND. Ore., July 36. (AP-
USDA) Hogs 300; market mode
rately active. 15-200 lower than early
Monday: steady with close; good-
choice 170-215 lb. drlvelna, 9.75-85:
one outstanding lot aio.00; 225-75
lb. 900-25; packing sows. 7.00-25:
choice 120 lb. feeder pigs. 9.00.
CATTLE 60: holdovers. 400; calves
15; scattered sales steady at Mon
day's 25-SOc decline; some thin
steers and heifers, 75c or more lower
for two daysr few common-medium.
S5.507.00; odd head, $7.3548.00:
scattered stockers, $4.05i5.50; some
unsold, common heifers. $5.00-75:
cUtteTs. $3.75: low cutter and cutter
cows, $3.00-75: common - medium.
$4.00-60: good beef cows. $4.76flr8;
voung cows, $5.50 and above; bulls
slow: scattered sales. $5.00-60: good
choice vealers. $7.80-75; common
medium, 57.
SHEEP 600. Including 116 through;
market steady: good trucked spring
iambs, $6.50; common-medium, $5.50
6.35: yearlings. $4.00 - 50: good
choice ewes, $3.00-60: common. 92.00.
South San Francisco
SOTJTH SAN FRANCISCO. July 36.
( AP-USDA) HOGS: 1.050. Butch
era 10c to mostly 15c lower; top
810.40: packing sows 15c lower, most
ly $7.85.
CATTLE 125; steers scarce, good
kinds lacking, few sales lower grades
about steady; part load fleshy light
feeder steers 87.10; package common
slaughter ateers 86.50: she stock
fully steady: few grass heifers up
to $6.75; fleshy dairy type cows
$4.25(a50 sparingly; low cutters and
cutters $3(9 4; bulls steady, few med
lum grades $5.50: good to choice
vealers quoted around $8.50(99.
SHEEP 700, holdovers 375. Shorn
spring lambs fully steady; two long
decks good to choice 69 lb. north
coast offerings $6.90; good to choice
wooled lambs practically absent,
tower grades slow, weak; 100 head
largely medium Oregon woolaklna
$6.50, common eligible down to 86
and below: older classes practically
absent; good to choice wooled lambs
late Monday $7.35 i? .50. top $7.50.
Chlcajjo l.lTestock.
CHICAGO. July 36. ( AP-USDA 1
HOGS 14.000; mostly 10-15 higher on
weights 220 lbs. down: top 10.25.
packing sows 35-40 higher; 400-550
lbs. 6.50-7.25.
CATTLE 6.000; calves 1,500: steers
early top 12.60: best yearlings early
13.35: heifer yearlings 11.00: fed
heifers fully steady and grass kinds
getting moderate action at 8.50 down
to 7.00 and below: vealers fully
steady at 10.00 down: practical top
weighty sausage bulls 7.00; Texas
bred stock calves 8.50-0.35.
SHEEP 8.000. Including 3.6O0 di
rect; spring lambs fully steady; good
to cholco natives 9.00-25: few closely
sorted 9.40: ten doubles good to
choice Idahos 9.25 with 10 percent
sort; most yearlings 6.00-7.00: sheep
about steady: native slaughter ewes
upward to 3.25 and 3.50.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. July 26. (p) Butter
Prints: A grade 28V4c lb. In parch
ment wrappers. 39',4o In cartons: B
grade 27c lb. In parchment WTappers:
28c lb. In cartons.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery
buying price: A grade 26-26 o lb. In
country stations; A grade 24'c lb.;
B grade 1140 less; C grade 8c lb less.
EGGS Buying price by whole
salers: Specials 25'4c doz.; extras 23c
doz.; standards 22!4c doz.: extra me
diums, 21c doz.; undergrade, 18c
doz.
CHEESE, live poultry, country
meats, turkeys, onions, cantaloupes,
wool, hay, steady unchanged.
POTATOES Yakima Gems 11.50
1.65; 100 lb. bag; local 81.35-1.45 per
100 lb. bag.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, ' July 28 (AP)
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Sept .63 V4 .6314 .63 V4 .63
Dec 6514 -65I.4 -65V4 .65J4
Cash grain:
Oats, No. 3 38 lb. white, 835.00;
No. 3 38 lb. gray, 825.00.
Barley. No. 3 45 lb. b.w., 834.00.
Corn. No. 3 E. T., shipment, 839.60.
Cash wheat (bid):
Soft white, hd. wh.. app., 88454;
Shows 7:00-9:15Adulta 40c. Kiddles lOo
A 1 In Person
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AVOID THE rtfJSHl 11 " Mrih N
W. whlta or W. club, MH; western
red. 6363tt.
Hard red winter, ordinary, 60 14:
U pc., 63; 13 PC 676; 18 PC 70;
14 pc.. 73.
Hard white baart, ordinary. 66; 11
pc., 66; 13 pc 68; IS pc, 71; 14
pC 73.
Car receipts: wheat. 36; flour 16;
corn, 3; oat 1: mlllfeed, 4.
Chicago Wheat
rurrknn .1nl "3S I AP I Tn
creased selling because of new crop
movement am mucn loasy u carry
wheat prices down about a.cent to
S-year new low records.
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Sept. .67 .68 .1V .74
Dec
.69 .70 .69 14 .0i
.711,4 .71 .71 .71 H
.73". .731, .73 .734
March
May .
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK. July 36. (API The
stock market ran Into profit taking
trouble today and suffered losses
running to around 3 points.
Activity waa most pronounced In
the selling wave that swept down
recent leaders shortly after the open
ing. Main unsettling influence of the
session, brokers said, waa the ques
tion mark attached to the meeting
of U. S. steel directors after the
close, at which action was to be
taken on the preferred dividend and
second qusrter earnings results msde
public.
The selling pace quickened some
what near the finish and transfers
approximated 1,250.000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 83 se
lected stocks follow
Al. Chem, 6c Dye ....... 181
Am. Can ........ 99
Am. & Fgn. Pow. ........... 4
A. T. & T. 143 14
Anaconda 36
Atch. T. & 8. F 38
Bendlx Avla .. 20
Beth. Steel 60
Caterpillar Tract ... 56
Chrysler - - 73
Coml. Solv 10
Curtlss-Wright SH
DuPont . ........... .... 139
Gen. Elec
Gen. Foods .
Gen. Mot . .
Int. Harvest
I. T. & T
Johns-Man
Monty Ward
42
35
43
66
97
47
North Amer 331,
Penney (J. C.) 84
Phillips Pet 42
Radio 7
Sou. Pac. 30
Std. Brands 8
St. Oil Cal 33
St. OH V. J 57
Trans. Amer 1 1
Union Carb 86
Unit. Aircraft 39
U. 8. Steel 61
CHECK CASE IS ONLY
Charles E. Martin, held to await
grand Jury action on a check charge,
la the only criminal matter now
pending. Martin haa been held In
the county Jail the past six weeks
following hla arrest upstate. The al
leged crime occurred In November,
1037. The amount Involved was $31.
Martin at times haa expressed wil
lingness to appear In circuit court
on a district attorney's Information,
but has not definitely made up his
mind according to the district at
torney's office.
Circuit Judge Norton plana to take
a vacation during August and both
the civil and criminal calendars are
well cleared. One other minor crlm
Inal case besides that of Martin
awaits disposition.
SOUND OF GUN SHOT
PRODUCES HYPNOSIS
NEW YORK. July 36. (UP) Abe
Meltzner, 30, was sitting on hla front
porch today when a policeman, chas
ing a fugitive, fired a shot Into the
atr. Meltzner clapped his hand to
hla face, moaned I'm shot!" and
collapsed. An ambulance surgeon ex
amined a scratch on Meltzner 'a face,
found It was made by hla fingernail
and diagnosed hla Injury as "autosuggestion."
"Jezebel" at Craterian Wednesday
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Jezebel," starring Bette Davlsl
That la the picture opening tomor
row at the Craterian theater for u
four-day showing a picture that has
created a storm of dlrcusslon every
where, played by the only actretws
who could portray the role; the story
of a fatally fascinating woman who
lived and loved recklessly, a woman
whose beauty waa equalled only by
her devastating charm.
"Jezebel." as played by the tem
pestuoua Bette, Is a willful, spoiled
G-Man Role
G-Man Jack Holt plays at the Roxy
theater today and tomorrow In "Trap
ped by O-Men," exciting drama of the
law versus mobsters. Wynne Gibson
and C. Henry Gordon have support
ing rolea.
Grant's Barber
Lays Down Tools
POCATELLO, Idaho. July 38. ( AP)
Gus Radamacher, who started bar
bering In New York city when Gen.
U. S. Grant was president, put away
his shears and razor today for the
laat time.
" Fifteen when he' nicked hla first
customer, and now 77, Radamacher
had operated a shop here 40- years.
He took time off to serve In the
Spanish-American war and In the
Philippine Islands. ,
Gets Aero Contract
SAN DIEGO, July 36. -fUP) T
Claude Ryan, president of the Ryan
Aeronautical company, announced
last night the British government
haa awarded his company a $100.
000 contract to manufacture exhaust
manifold equipment. Delivery will
be made to Lockheed Aircraft cor
poration In Los Angeles, which re
cently landed a $14,000,000 airplane
order from Great Britain.
Celery Purolinso Urged
WASHINGTON. July 26. (p) Sen- j
ator Charles McNary asked the fed- j
eral surplus commodity corporation 1
today to purchase 60 carloads Uiia !
month and again In August to relieve
an over-stocked condition In Laka
Lablsh celery In Marlon county. The
corporation directed lta San Fran
cisco representative to Investigate.
WINDOW GLASS - We sell Wtndow
glass and will replace your broken
winduwa reasonably Trowbridge Cab
inet Works
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young Dixie belle who achieves the
name of the wicked Biblical char
acter because -she defies southern
tradition. She breaks heart with
dashing unconcern: she smokes, pro
fers Juleps to sherry, and Is. In fact,
a modern mtas In an old -fashioned
setting. She haa two suitors one a
conservative young banker, portrayed
by Henry Fondt, and the other a
handsome young rake, portrayed by
George Brent. Before lt'a over, she
gives them both something to "re
member her by."
Rialto Star
Aa a voluble, kind-hearted Italian
in New York's Enst Side. Leo Car
rlllo la featured at the Rialto thea
ter tomorrow and Thursday with
Edith Pellowa, in the comedy-drama,
"City Streets." Edith portrays n
orphaned child whom Carrlllo be
friends. Others In support of the
two stars are Mary Gordon and Helen
Jerome Eddy.
"Held for Ransom," featuring Grant
Withers and 'Blanche Meheffey, will
play aa the companion feature with
the "big city" drama.
There are approximately 3.300
standing committees In the 48 state
legislatures.
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TOMORROW III 'i
and THURSDAY
Twin Features!
Colorado Voyageur
Will Try It Again
COQtTTLLS, July 36. (AP) Hal
dine Hoi strom, 37, the man who
bobbed down the Colorado river
atone In a home-made boat last year,
will try it again, thla time In the
company of Amos Burg. Portland,
well-known writer and explorer.
The former Coqullle mechanic
wrote hla mother from Boulder, Colo.,
he would tackle the roaring stream
In the same craft. Burg will ride
a boat under construction In the
east. When Hoi strom emerged from
the gorge last year onto the friend
lier waters of Lake Mead, the feat
waa described aa unprecedented.
Too Late to Classify
ABSENTEE OWNER
MUST SACRIFICE HOME
aAAPA ft-room modern bunga
0 U ,ow; hardwood f loora,
fireplace, nice yard, floor
furnace: shade, excellent location;
paved and paid: worth much more.
Priced only $3350; terms. Really a
buy. Call us today.
MARK A. GOLDT, INC.
formerly
Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc.
Phone 738. 109 E. Main St.
FOR RENT That cozy, 4 -room mod
ern atucco at 406 North Oakdale;
unfurnished; $30, water paid. Call
1473-W for appointment to view.
RED-JAP PLUMS Canning. Jelly.
Three cents pound. 139 Kenwood.
Phone 716-L.
FOR SALE. CHEAP Good restaurant
In logging town. Suitable for man
and wife. Box 4374, Tribune.
LEAVING TOWN Household goods
and trailer for aale. Talent Auto
Camp.
WANTED .
800 lbs.
- Pat steers and cows, over
All kinds. Phone 48.
WANTED EXPERIENCED
SHOE 8ALEMAN
See Mr. Burnslde at Hadley'a,
44 So. Central.
DE SOTO COUPEpruna flne."T7eal
bargain at 893.00: easy terms.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributors.
3So PER GALLON GradeA" milk,
delivered. Phone order 313.
WILL appreciate all votea put In at
Traaa Ac Win neadquartera for Mrs,
Laura Jonea. Contest closes Satur
day. If I win car. It will be for
aale. Need money to finish paying
lor nome.
Shows at 1:45 1:00 1:11
OS Bette
h She demandid
r? G&n everything, took
C yfj everything . . and
V. 'jr gavenothingl
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SANDY'S USED OARS
A few of our buya that are alwaye
dependable.
1937 STtTDEBAKER Coupe
1936 8TUDEBAKER 8edan
1030 STUDEBAKER Coupe
1039 FORD Coupe
1930 STUDEBAKER Sedan
A real buy In a pickup at $145.
STUDEBAKER SALES & SERVICE.
WANTED I would appreciate your
Trade -and-Win votes or article
that count for votes. Phone 1438 -L.
EXPECTANT MOTHERS ATTENTION
Practical nurse will take confine
ment casea In pleasant home; rate
reasonable. Good care for mother
and baby. Morgan 5c Balrd Home,
115 Lincoln St., Ashland, Ore.
3-ROOM furnished apartment: pri
vate bath and entrance. Adults. No
fruit workers. 0 East Jackson.
BLACKBERRIES. 75c crate, delivered.
Call 3-P-U.
EXCHANGE
CIJEAR HOME PRICED RIOHT
EAST SIDE LOCATION
5 Rooms, steeping porch, good con
dition; 60x300 lot. Besr creek bot
tom soil, large maple trees In front,
some fruit trees In rear. Will take
suburban acreage . with modern
home near Medford.
Also
S ACRES
SOUTH OP MEDFORD
MODERN BUNGALOW, FULLY
FURNISHED
All In T.Hlnft elOVAl. lnta
eOTCfl of ahade around the
Wt I WW house, grapes, berries,
woodshed, cellar, good barn, chick
en house: a real home, priced to
sell.
MARK A. GOLDY, INC.
formerly
Charles A. Wing Agency. Ino.
Phone 738. - 109 E. Main St.
PHONE 069-R for upholstering, r
flnlshlng. reglulng.
FOR SALE 1 cowa, Guernseys and
Jerseys. Come and see them milk
ed or milk them yourself. H. A.
Slrr, Rt. 1, Box 384, N. E. Central
Point.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity 111
33 DeSoto, Just completely over
hauled. Inquire 445 So. Riverside,
after 13 a. m.
PEACHES Hales Early, large sin.
Dolph Phlpps. Crater Lake Hwy.
A VERY desirable suburban home for
, aale. Bargain price. See owner,
403 East Main.
BARGAIN Eleetrolux cleaner. Ilka
new. Call before 7:30 p. m., 731
Alder.,
WANTED Tree props. Tel. 6B9-R-.
Pride of the South
that Loved Her . .Shame
of the Man She Loved!
Mats KM Km 40c Kiddles 10a