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!MEDF01?D MAIL TRIBUNT:. MTJJFORD. OREGON'. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1938.
CLERK IS
READY TO ISSUE:
PAPERS
! Jackson county clerk's offtoe is l
ready again to aid Dan Cupid who !
tidi been stymied since December 1 I
wfcpn th new law requiring medical I
and mental examinations went Into
fleet . I
Clerk George R. Carter figures that
th cost of getting married up to
the point where tlie preacher steps
ln-la $13.60 under the new law which
requires both the bride and groom
to,-have physical and mental health
clearance, ' Mr. Carter would not
voucJiBale what It might cost to get
to tho -preacher.
;;Here Is jtbe p re-marriage budget
ffeijrod'by Mr. Carter:
jiTe'n 'dollars for the medical exam-JriBtfe-no,
95 each for the bride and
grOTim-to-be. If the applicants re
Upapie to pay me exanunaiion iees,
triefBlate will come to their aid. The
state, however, will not pay for the
wfoumg ring,
;fpbe marriage license Itself sttll
costs ' (3, this gslng to the county.
Twenty-five cents each for two no
tarizations. Application for the med
ical examination and the doctor's re
turn, to the clerk must both be no
tarized, Mr. Carter explained. That
rmkes a total oi $13.60. The rest
lsup to the preacher.
(Mr, Carter said it takes about a
week to go through the examina
tion routine as the doctor's report
must go to the state board of
eugenics. After all the necessary
Jjapers have been properly executed,
there must still be the three-day In
terlude before the license may be
Issued, though this requirement may
be walvod at the discretion of the
county Judge.
EDWIN B. HAWKINS
-
10 LAST
Edttln Bryant Hawkins, 67, resident
of the Applegate valley since 1017,
died suddenly In a local hospital early
Saturday morning. He had been sick
only a short time.
Mr. Hawkins was born In Edlna
Mo., January 14, 1671, He spent his
arly .lite In Missouri and Oolrado,
completing his schooling In Colo
rado Springs, Colo. He spent six
years 'in Nebraska whero he ongaged
In stock raising with a brother, the
ranch sending fine imported horses
from the east to the west coast.
Later Mr. Hawkins leased and op
erated a large fruit and wheat ranch
u Prosno, pal. Subsequently he
moved to Oakland, Cnl whero he
took a course In general mining nnd
assaying, following this, occupation
for. many years.
'' In: 10.17 he came to southern Ore
gon and bought a farm on Thomp
son crook whero he since resided.
, Mr. Hawkins Is survived by his
mother. Mrs. Mary K. Fox of Apple
gfte. a sister, Mrs. Julia N. Rodgers
o Boston, Mass., a brother, Claude
Hawkins of Applegoto. and a half,
brother, Bryant T. Neckcr of Los An
geles. Funeral arrangements are being
made by the Perl funeral home.
IWLWOTIVE
RIE. Pa.. Dec. 17. (AP) A new
Riant of the rails capable of seed
ing, at 125 miles an hour, and car
rying 1U own steam-turbine plant,
will be unveiled In elaborate cere
mpBles Monday.
Led by Owen D. Young, chairman
of i'the board, and Ceroid Swope,
president. 80 officials of the ihn
eral Electric company will Join Willi
othfr Industrialists In an Inspection
oflfhe huge locomotive.
Oeneral Electric built the locomo
tive! for the Southern Pacific mil
road. Its completion climaxed nenrly
two; years of study and rosearch.
PARENTS DEFIED
MOUNT VERNON, Dec. 17. (AP)
Mount Vernon high school board
of yllirctors today turned thumbs
douii on high school dunees.
Directors voti-d live to three nuultist
thejdnnros which the Pnrent-Tcsch-rsr
asfocln'lon had advocated.
The PTA recently took a vote
among mothers and fsthcrs of high
school children and sold they fa
vored the dances. 2!8 to 447.
. ' in it '
r . .
Hospitable service
complete comlort
congenial atmosphere
leal Southern cooking.
NO TIPPING ALLOWED
OS0 MM
D.Oto l RUI AIIOTT
Lunatics at Large"
LONDON, Deo. 17. (AP) Vis
countess Astor today described
dictators as "lunatics at large."
Speaking In support of camps
for children, the Vlrglnls-born
member of parliament aald, "Brit
ain does not expect war, but we
sever can tell' what will happen
because dictators are like lunatics
at large."
She urged British government
to build camps, where children
could be sent In time of war, In
stead of building trenches.
"I don't believe that anybody Is
going to get Into trenches," she
said. "I certainly am going to
s'av on top."
TOY SHOP AT END
The fire department's toy shop
will close for the year Tuesday when
transfer of the playthings to a va
cant part of the Pan tori urn at 36
North Holly street will begin.
The firemen announced yesterday
they can handle no more old toys
this year as two days are required for
the drying of paint after the play
things have been reconstructed and
there Is therefore not sufficient time
to do any more work.
The toys, hundreds of reconstruct
ed and repainted playthings, will be
transferred Tuesday and Wednesday
to the Pantorlum. There, from 9 to
6 Thursday and Friday, the toys will
bo distributed by the Lady Lions to
parents of underprivileged children.
The toys may, be seen . it the Pan
trolum before they are distributed.
Beagle
BEAQLE, Dec. 17. (Spl) Sunday,
December 4, visitors at the Sander
son and Melvln Martin homes were
Mr, and Mrs. Homer Martin and
sons Holll and Stanley of Reese
creek, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence San
derson and Lorry of Medford, Lois
Bennett of Sams valley and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson of this place.
'Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Ellis December wore
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis of Rogue
River and Mrs. Miller of Pasadena,
Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foots re
turned home December 0 after a
week's visit with Mr. Poote's brother
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pooto
of Junction City. During their stay
they visited friends at Halscy.
Lois Bennett of Sams valley spent
the week-end with her sister, Mrs.
Lloyd Sanderson.
Mr. ond Mrs. Bert Nelson and
family wore Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Helon Mulhollen and family.
The occasion was & birthday dinner
for Vivian Mulhollon.
The Pleasant Hour club held Its
Christmas meeting with Mrs. Nora
Seegmlller with 14 members present.
As Mrs. Charlotte Sweet was absent,
Mrs. Pearl Mnrtlh " acted as secre
tary In her place. A letter was read
from Mra. Hlnes to the club. A mis
slonary offering was given by each
member. The Christmas lesson was
read by Mrs. Poote, taken from Luke
u. 1-33. "Silent Night" was sung by
the club. Reading, Variations of aiv
Inn, by Mrs. Blanche Sweot. "Oh
Little Town of Bethlohem" bv the
club. Santa Claus In person arrived
with a big pack on his bnek and
gave each member a present. Bonnie
Mariln played the part of Santa
Claus. A box of chocolates sent to
the club by Mrs. Orundclond of San
Jose, Cal., was enjoyed by all, and
all wished she could have been with
us. The president, Mrs. Ellis, put
on the game of Christmas Stars.
Mrs. Poote, Iola Rush. Donna Seeg
mlller and Mrs. Sandcrsm were
chosen to play the game. Mrs. San
derson carried away the prize for
gathering the most stars. The host
esses. Mrs. Nora Seegmlller aim Mm
Stalllngs, served a delicious luncheon
in accordance with the holld'iv
season. Mrs. Seiigmlller's home
beautifully decorated for the Christ
mas cheer and everyone felt th.it
Chrlatmss was here already. Our next
meeting will be with Mrs. Wslter
Grant the second Wednesday In Jan
uary.
The Senate of Eire by a 38-19 vote
drcllnod to elect Senator Patrick
Baxter to position of vice-chairman
oecnuso ne had not a competent
knowledge of the Irish lanmmoe.
There woa no other nomination.
On the well regulated farm. De.
cember Is the month for cutting
fuel wood. Wise muting Improves
any wood lot: Ifa Itke eating your
cake and having It too, foresters say.
WINDOW OLAsa-We sell window
glnas and will replace your broken
windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab
inet Works.
Some alligator live 800 yeara.
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If You Can
You May Get
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$6.72
and repay at
Larger or umaller amounts
asking a favor when you
nanl you lo come In.
OREGON FINANCE CO.
41 . rent mi
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IN WHITNEY RIFT
NEW YORK, Deo. 17. p)-JItobert
M. Hutchlna. president of the Uni
versity of Chicago, resigned today as
a "public" governor of the Nsw York
stock exchange after the governing
board had voted against reopening
the Richard Whitney case for fur
ther investigation.
Hutchlns, one of three public rep
resentatives among the 33 governors,
parted company with the new liber
alized regime In a difference of oplnr
Ion over the question of determining
responsibility of exchange members
who may have known of the condi
tions that led to the collapse of the
Whitney firm last March. '
.
Eagle Point
EAOLB POINT, Dec. 17. (Spl-l-Pted
Dutton and Ray Harnlsh re
turned last Wednesday evening from
Cottonwood, Calif., where Mr. Dutton
took some cattle to be pastured for
the winter.
Eagle Point Townsend club will
meet next Monday night, Decem
ber 10, In the Oasis hall. A Christ
mas program will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. Bay Harnlsh aod
Mrs. Cliff Hlclcson shopped In Med
ford Thursday.
Eagle Point Civic club held Its
Christmas party Thursday with over
40 ladles present. The tree and deco
rations of Holly were beautiful. A
program of Christmas carols, a duet
by two young ladles and readings
were enjoyed, after which a gift ex
change was held and a bounteous
luncheon was served at close of
meeting,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorcn Farlow movnd
down Bancherla Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Mabel Harnlsh, Mrs. Ruby
Young and Mrs. Luelta Kline called
on Mrs. Mae Stowell of the Long
mountain district last Tuesday.
Wm. Perry of Eagle Point, Judge
Day and Ralph Billings of Mod ford
made a buntneas trip to Rosoburg
and back Thursday of this week.
Charlene Ray arrived home a few
days a.o from San Francisco to spend
her Christmas vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Oladys Ray of this
plaoe. '
Nick Young went fishing In Butte
creek one day this week, returning
with several large trout and the
question Is yet unanswered as to who
gave them to him.
Mr. and Mra. Wm. Perry. Mrs. Percy
Haley and Mrs. Orvllle Henderson
made a shopping trip to Medford
last Wednesday.
The Uttle Butte Irrigation com
pany held their annual meeting in
the ditch company office last Tues
day evening. The board of direct is
were elected an follows: John Smith,
Ray Harnlsh , Lester Throckmartln,
Oeo. Daley and Wm. Perry.
Lincoln Pence has been going to
Medford for the past few days for
medical treatments for severe case of
bolls.
Mrs. Ethel Coy was honored on her
birthday December 14 when eight
friends came In for the day, bringing
several nice gifts. Those present wure
Mrs. Jack Orow, Mrs. Scott Boyer,
Mrs. Nick Young, Mrs. Roy Smith.
Mrs. Wm. Perry, Mrs. Percy Haley and
Mrs. Jack Stowell, They also had a
Christmas gift exchange and a moit
pleasant day was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Darby and
daughter of Long mountain district
were callers of Mr. and Mrs. wm.
Perry last Sunday evening.
4 , .
Fern Valley
FERN VALLEY, Dec. 17. (Spl)
Marshall Reeves of Medford was a
business caller In the valley Tues
day. Mrs. 15. R, Arnold spent Tuesday
nfternron at the home of Mrs. L.
H. Hughes.
O. O. Sanrteti, our rural mall car
rier, was unable to be on hut route
Tueaday on account of sickness.
A couple of days were spent the
first of the week grading and Im
proving our roads,
Quito an epidemic of colds Is prev
alent In our valley. Ruth and Ooldle
Wletrout. Dorthea Kantor, Marian !
Ferns, and Bobhy Carr have all been
absent from school this week on ac- j
count of slckneas.
Members of the Fern Valley Ladles' I
club met at the home of Mrs. Chas. j
Hlgdon Wednesday afternoon with
an exchange of Christmas gifts,
quite a number of ladles were
present.
E. R. Arnold and son Warren, were (
shopping In Medford Wednesday.
Sumo of the Fern valley oivhardtsts
have started their pruning. i
Tom Thomas of the Independence !
district, was transacting business in .
the valley Wednesday. i
Use $100
It From Us
4
-.
43
per month
4t
In proportion. You are not
call on ut for money.
1titmiH, Mgr.
.i.2M. M-1IT
Phone 13
LOCAL and
Home For Holidays Dick Llnnell,
student at Oregon State college In
Corvallls, arrived here Friday to spend
the Christmas holidays with relatives
From Eugene Odd Hughes, student
at the University of Oregon, return
ed home Friday to spend the Christ
mas holidays with his family.
From O. B.C. Bobby Ettlngcr, fresh
man at Oregon State college, arrived
In Medford Friday to spend the
Christmas holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Ettlnger.
Home For Holidays Among stu
dent from Willamette university who
returned Friday to spend the Christ
mas holidays In their Medford homes
were Bob Hlnman, Floyd Baker and
Ardo Stocks.
Visits in North Alice Lynch Huff
of Medford spent last week-end In
Portland, the guest of Col. and Mrs.
J. C. Brumbaugh. Col. Brumbaugh
Is chief of staff of the 41st division,
with headquarters In Portland.
Back From North Dr. A. F. Walter
Kresse returned home last night from
Seattle, Wash., where he spent the
past five weeks taking post graduate
work. He will resume his practice In
his suite In the Medford Center
building tomorrow morning.
Pastor Returns Dr. Sherman L.
Divine, pastor of the First Presbyter
Ian church, who, with Mrs. Divine,
left by automobile Wednesday for
Sacramento, returned to Medford
early Saturday. Mrs. Divine re
mained In Sacramento to spend the
holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Leo
Blass.
'
Driver Tests Examinations will be
held here Wednesday and Thursday
for applicants seeking licenses or per
mits to drive cars. Examiners will be
In council chambers on the top floor
oi city nan irom s to 5 each day and
applicants are asked to roport be
tween those hours. The customarv
weekly examinations will be held as
usual next Saturday.
Park Weather Clear Clear weathor
prevailed in Crater Lake national
park yesterday, rangers reported by
radio. Park roads wero clear of snow
but icy In spots, the rangers said.
Road to tho rim was Icy but sand
ed, they related. Cars were moving
through the park without chains. Tho
snow was still packed and icy. Snow
depth at headquarters was 34 Inches.
"
Kluanls Speaker "Johnny " tho
page boy who advertises clgnretts, will
tell of his travels at tomorrow's
weekly luncheon-meeting of the
Kiwanis club In the Hotel Mediord
at 13:16. Klwanlans are to tanner t
the meeting toys not exceeding 2fl
cents in cost for distribution among
under-privileged children at the
Washington school. The toy distri
bution is an annum Klwanls event.
Vacationing Here Betty Jane Pen
nington, student at Oregon State
college in Ccrvallla, is spending th
Christmas holidays with her parents,
mr. ana Mrs. L. Pennington of the
Jacksonville highway. Mr. and Mrs.
Pennington expect their son, Law
rence, Jr.. to arrive from Redding,
Cal., sometime this week for a short
visit. Lawrence, Jr., Is In business In
the California city.
Must Register Residents wishing
to enter tho Christmas hon.9 decora
tion contest must roptater before
Wednesdny at the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce, ,lt was an
nounced yesterday. The competition
Is divided Into four different classi
fications with two merchandise prizes
to be awarded In each division. Only
homes that are registered will be
Judged for the prices. It was em
phasised. Minor Accident Cars driven by N.
E. Rose of 417 J street an.1 W. S.
Sterling of 727 Alder street were In
volved In. a slipht accident at llth
street and Oakdale avenue Friday
morning, a city police report stated
yesterday. Nancy Jane Da vies of 26
Portland avenue and George Carrier
of Jacksonville operated machines In
volved in a minor collision on the
Jacksonville highway Saturday morn
ing, according to a police report.
WE ARE PREPAB.ED TO TAKE
A LIMITED NUMBER OF ADVANCE ORDERS FOR
The NEW TASTE SENSATION-
SMOKED TURKEY
Try this delicious smoked turkey 1 It's
for sale In small packages, at
LIBERTY MARKET, BIGELOWS
and CLUB CIGAR STORE
Whole smoked turkeys $1.25 per pound, express prepaid.
Send a Christmas turkey, smoked, to YOUR friends . . .
Leave orders at LIBERTY MARKET or Phone 1734.
STOMACH TROUBLE
IV rHIftrit at nm
thou.ani1 of ifnrs.
maun hal fun ari-
lhl nprmrtunlu lo
rMtored health to
Os. ronllp:tllon.
Fever. Osll atone. Hun Down Condition. lnu Trntihle. Pro.lnte
Trotihle, A.thm. Influenra. t'emnle Tmuhle. pile.. Chronic Couth
limh lllood rrr.Mire. uthitK cmiti., NrnouMie... Apnendlrltlv
Ton.llltls. I'ctema: Heart, I Iyer, Kldnea. Lunis Blood, trlnary
Dlwrdert. I RKS CONl I t A I HIS.
CHAN CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO
Mori, Tur... Med 10 a. m. lo I; I p. m. to 5. 515 C. Main
PERSONAL
Hits Rail Donald W. Moyer of 926
Vancouver avenue told city police
yesterday that bis automobile skidded
on the Icy pavement early Saturday
morning and struck the guard rail of
the Rocky Point bridge on the Paci
fic highway.
Clothing Needed Clothing la need
ed by the Central Avenue Churh of
Christ for distribution among the
needy, it was announced yesterday.
There Is an urgent need especially
for men's clothing. It was said. Wo
men of the congregation have been
distributing clothing for some time
and old garments are made over Into
useful articles. Donations may be left
at the church. Central avenue and
Jackson Boulevard, or they will be
called for.
CUMBERLAND, Md., Dec. 17. (AP)
A young man accused of slapping bis
mother was banished today from Al
legany county.
William Thomas Usher, 24, was
given a sentence of one year In the
house of correction, suspended on
condition he leave the county "and
never return."
Too Late to Classify
CHRISTMAS TREES And Tree Deco
rations on Holland Hotel lot. Open
ed Dec. 15. Chas. Sullivan.
SITUATION WANTED By young
man. Experienced in selling.
Plenty of ability and pep. Free to
travel. Salary or salary and com
mlslaon. Will prove my worth If
given an opportunity. Available
now. Telephone 1241.
ASSURED SATISFACTION
IF YOU BUY THIS 1938 DODGE
Deluxe Sedan. Original finish like
new. Very small mileage, ready for
many miles of economical service.
"Winterized 90 day guarantee.
Specially priced for quick sale on
low bank terms. Full price for
your car In trade.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Distributors
FOR SALE Registered Cocker Span
iel for, Christmas gifts, price $10.
Ill Genesee. Phone 1463-Y.
LET SANTA CLAUS bring the young
sters a pet. Wo have some nice
blue Australian Shcpard puppies.
Call at Covered Wagon.
BIG CHRISTMAS PIANO SALE
Orands and uprights. We aro al
most giving ..them away. Hawley
Transfer Co., 118 North Riverside.
FOR SALE Large restaurant Frlgl
datro refrigerator. Frlgldalre beer
cabinet, 2 barret capacity; also
large Lang restaurant wood-burning
kitchen stove. Cheap to close
estate. Box 301, Tribune.
FOR RENT Furnished 4 -room du
plex on ground floor. Clean, close
in, garnge. Adults only. 240 So.
Grape St.
WANTED First-class mechanic, must
be up on late model cars and fur
nish references. Permanent posi
tion. Box 209, Tribune.
FOR SAL15 A late model battery ra
dio; will nccept wood as part pay
ment. 231 So. Holly. Phone 1202.
FOR RENT House, hordwoocl floors,
fireplace, bullt-Ins, tubs, close In.
Adults, no dogs. Phone 1447-J.
OAT3, barley and alfalfa straw, mix
ed. 5.00 per ton In barn. Reg.
O.I.C. Boar. 14 months old Bred
sows. Gilts to farrow soon. No. 1
Jersey cow. S. R. Shaw, Wlmer.
FOR SALE Walnuts.
Jacksonville.
Phone 252,
BAR NONE Dairy Feed, per cwt...1.90
Special Dalrv Fowl, per sk J1.40
Beet Pulp, with Molasses, cwt. 1 65
Stock Molasses, 5 gal. cans. $1.10
Stork Molosscs. per bbl $10 00
Special Hoe Feed, per sk $1.36
Phone 833 F. E. Sameon Co.
229 N. Riverside
NEW FUEL OIL 7'c per gallon for
Furnace OH, and B'c per gollon
for Stove Oil, delivered to you in
40 gallon lots or more.
DRY FIR WOOD $3.00 per tier, In
two tier loads.
ROYAL UTAH COAL. $16 per ton
COAL BRIQUETS $14 per ton
Phone 833. Samson Fuel Service
hy hrrh.il rrmrrl. Irled and Icted
rhlnpi rirrh. n III flvf rrllrf no
allllctrd mih Inks advantage ol
main hrallh. man's hrrns hatr
thmiand of people. Oo you haw
Momiirh Trouble. Rheumatism, lis
FOR RENT Small house.
Jackson.
FOR SALE Dark
Everett Michael.
Road.
Cornish roosters.
Box 39, Midway
FURNITURE Moving and Storage. Lo
cal and Long Distance Hauling. See
us zor rates now. Phone 833. F.
E. Samson Company.
FOR SALE 3 wlre-halr puppies, pure
bred. May be seen Sunday at
Bridge Cafe at Rogue raver on
Highway. J. P. Scadding.
SAFETY FIRST in car driving. We
guarantee to take the Shimmy out
of your car. Increase tire mileage
20 to 60 per cent and make your
car safe to drive at any speed. Free
inspection of your wheels and your
money back If not satisfied. Do
not delay, have this Inspection done
now. DAWSON'S. "A Specialized
Service." Magnetos, Wheel Bal
ancing, Radios, Keys. Saws, Small
Repairs. 44 N. Front. Phone 263.
Medford, Ore.
FOR SALE CHEAP Quaker circulat
ing oil heater; best oil heater made,
sale and economical; our loss is
your gain. Phone 3-F-3 or call
at Hoi brook and Andrews.
WANTED Bids on fireplace and
chimney building. Emll Zwan,
Jacksonville Highway.
JUNK WANTED JUNK
The following prices we will pay:
BatterleB ..40c to 00c each
Radiators 4c per lb
Aluminum............. 8c to 10c per lb
Heavy Brass ..4c to 6c per lb.
Coppers. ..fic to 7c per lb.
Zlnk. lVc per lb;
Rubber Innertubea. l&c per lb
Oasketa ......2c per lb.
Rags. c per lb.
Do not sell for less. Get the above
prices at the
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37 N. Grape St. Ph. 1062
BARGAIN DEPARTMENT
Pianos, accordions and band instru
ments for Christmas can be found
in our bargain room, at low prices.
Terms like rent or discount for
cash.
Baldwin Piano Shop
FOR SALE Tom and five turkey
hens. Kenney, Jacksonville.
XMAS gifta for the Boy or Girl.
unemifltry seta. Erector Sets. Tool
Chesta. Builders Sets, at Sims Bros.
BUY your Bicycle from a Bicycle
Stare. Small down payment. Easy
Installments, at Sims Bros.
FOR SALE Fine walnuts 10 and 15c
lb. Gunters Place, 44 mile east
Jacksonville school.
FOR RENT 409 N. Orape. Unfurn
ished. Phone 1615-H or 468.
1 FULL ACRE
SACRIFICE PRICE
H 4 M AA Slx-rm. modern bunga
9)1 4 DO low' chicken house,
v 1 l'w Lad i no Clover, close in
to Medford. Owner transferred and
must leave by New Yeara Day. A
real price. Only $1400.00 on terms
you can handle.
MARK A. GOLDY, Inc.
Phone 728 109 E. Main St.
FOR RENT 4-room house, Howard
and DeBarr, $12.50. Water paid.
Owner, 23 Rose.
LEAVING for Los Angeles Thursday
morning. Can take one or two
passengers. Hungate in Talent.
DO YOUR
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
AT
Lewis Super
YOUR CREaH H GOOD HERE -
rs I f t "'"lled and Ivory with
NXf iVl KAU JU f j5 ggj I "' hall hearlnit artll
-ai CnZJ ir""- Nl'M! ,rr.v w heel., sollc
-ntV t V I ifSlfc rilhber tires. Other
ttH tV-eJ I ClAnr wason. from $3.1..
i "".At" niftrt modfrn oppearniirc It lark f jpcw
tg Sttef1 cabinet WTilnut bakcllte. I W'Xi
Tiu- ..t Dj'nainlr speaker auto- f 'Jv
x1 Wnt'c volume co n t "r
LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION
8th and Front We Never Clrse Phcne 1300
FOR RENT Furnish ed 6 -room du
plex apartments. Electric refriger
ation. $35.00. Water paid. 103
Crater Lake Ave.
FOR SALE First quality Oranges.
$1.60 case and up. Smith's Qual
ity Produce, near Jackson Hot
Springs. Open Sundays.
Win H GoM Cfwvroa
Hmwd Can ( ljs f
So DrMtig ond Quality Ituwancm
CSH REWARDS totaling millions of dollars for safe
drivers will be paid under the Safe Driver Reward
Plan. Private car owners with perfect 12 -month records
for safe driving qualify for these CASH rewards.
This Safe Driver Reward Plan is offered by a group of
leading stock casualty companies and their representa
tives. They are not only paying these Rewards but
furnishing all winners with Gold Chevron Reward Cards
valuable under many circumstances.
WHAT THI sah divir mward Plan IS. The Plan offers you
a return of 15 of your automobile liability and property
damage insurance premiums, providing there is no loss
incurred under your policy during the twelve months it
is in effect. INSURE ON THIS PLAN TODAY consult
us for details.
GEORGE HENSELMAN
AETNA-IZER
313 Fluhrer Bldg.
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i V. 1 W LV-SX-'Z- 1,4
FOR RENT B-rooto furnished house,
close In. $22. 50 per month. Fowler
Realty Co. Phone 552 or 1549-L.
WANTED New customers for a few
days only. We will sell the bust
dry wood In the valley at $1.80 tier.
Hawley Transfer Co, 118 N. Riv
erside. Phone 615.
Phone 636