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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1939. ; '. ' weather Northern California: Partly ( !oudy tonight and Friday, prob v'jly with light rains extreme north coast; no change in tem perature; gentle southerly wind cff coast. Ask Riot Probe. Belllngham, Wash., Dec. 7. '.?) The LaFollette civil liber ies committee was asked to in vestigate the recent rioting in Aberdeen, in a resolution adopt , d last night at the convention f the International Fishermen ;md Allied Workers of America doting time lor Too Late to Clas lly Adt U 1:30 p. m. MUSCULAR aarvAPHF-SORENESS -STIFFNES PA1NS-ACH II nrst gooa ruuuiinsn ...... warming Muaterole don t brmir. you glorious relief from those torturing mm- ular aehea and paina due to cold by all means see your doctor. But Muaterole usually DOES THE WORK Musternle givea quick relief because it'a MORE than "Just a salve. ' It's a wonderful aoothlnit "counter-irritant" which penetrate! the outer layers of the skin to help ease local congestion and pain. Used by millions for over 80 yearsl 8 strengths: Regular, Children a .(mud) ana x.ir owuusi Better Than A Mustard Plasterl E INVITES PUBLIC -TO SEE NEHOCATION Open House Friday Night And All Day Saturday At Ninth And Bartlett Bldg. The Rogue River Chevrolet company will hold "open hijuse" in its new location at Ninth and Bartlett streets, Friday night and all day Saturday, and the public is cordially invited to in spect the beautiful show rooms, modern and complete mechanic al department and all models and types of the 1940 Chevrolet. C. M. Hurd, manager, stated that the show rooms would be filled with new cars. On October 14, at the new-car opening, the company was able to have only two machines on display, he ex plained. Music Program A fine musical program will be given at 8 p.m. Friday, fea turing Homer McDonald and his orchestra and accordion, vocal numbers by Harvey Fields, Jr.1, and Connie Moore and a violin solo by Mrs. Homer McDonald, accompanied by Mr. McDonald. The public is especially urged to attend the "open house" at 8 o'clock Friday night. ' The company completed mov ing from its old .location at Main street and Riverside ave nue on December 1, and Mr. Hurd said everything was in readiness for the grand opening. The present location of the company, in a 100 by 100-foot stucco and concrete building, was formerly occupied by Wal ter W. Abbey, Inc. Modern Shop The shop, which will embrace 10,000 square feet of space, is modern in every respect, with two hydraulic hoists and the finest equipment possible to ob tain. It is especially well-lighted. Mr. Hurd said that every type of mechanical work would be available for automobile own ers. A new and modern open parts display is being installed in the show room, the manager said. He added that, with the larger quarters and more extensive re pair facilities, he expected busi ness ifi increase at least 50 per cent. ' v;7 H. C. Mauvais, representative of the Chevrolet company for the Portland district, remarked before he left today that the Rogue River . Chevrolet show room was one of the most beau tiful in the state. Mr. Mauvais spent several days here assisting in the moving. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ada Is 1:30 p. m. eiJi MMnfii fti itiiViii i, ,-ir ,n litml GHBGJ Ban? 'Only cwceccotffiez could be so mellow rich!' l 1 MIMII - llll Right you arel Airway js premium coffee. Our own blend of several world-favorite types. Full-bodied and hearty, yet pleasantly mild. Cup after cup gives you the same smooth periection. Make ihis test I Buy your first pound on price alone, then notice how goodness keeps you buying I "Sure it's I get it direct! Straight from the roaster I Not a stop along the way. Few coffooi can do it... but Airway has its own fast trucks, its own no-waste sys tem. That's why this grand fresh whole-bean coffea saves you mon ey. Fancy containers aren't needed "We call it our delicious momyaaoet" Every day thousands of good cooks are finding that good coffee needn't cost a fortunel May we prove it... to you? Try Airway in your own kitchen, in your own colfee maker. Unless every cupful pleases, it costs you nothing I Airway's guaranteed! 11'' Copjrflihl. IVI9. Uwtrdt Com pin 1 J VLfV''- GET IT AT SAFEWAY CHAMPION STEER .35 LB. Chicago, Dec. 7. JP) Lucky Boy, grand champion steer of the International Livestock ex position, today sold at auction for $1.33 a pound. The price paid for the hand some Hereford steer, raised in Texas, was only a dime ibove the depression low of $1.20 which was paid in 1932. The 1 6-months-old steer weighed 1,220 pounds. It was owned by Mayfield Kothmann, 18, a 4-H club boy from Mason coun ty, Texas. Lucky Boy's sale price w,s $2 a pound below that paid for Irene Brown's handsome Abei-deen-Angus steer last year, which sold for- $3.35 a pound. The all-time high price for grand championship steer auc tions was reached in 1929 when Lucky Strike, an Iowa product, sold for 58.25 a pound. The Texas steer was the prod uct of a pure-blooded sire and an ordinary range cow. that he thought the entire west was "still for Roosevelt." The president and he did not talk politics, he said. F. D. R. Washington, Dec. 7 (TP) Willis Mahoney of Portland, unsuccessful Democratic candi date for senator from Oregon in 1936, paid what he called a "social" call on President Roose velt today, asserting to report ers afterward that "we are all praying that he runs" for a third term. "There is only one candidate out in Oregon that is the presi dent," Mahoney said, adding ELDERLY DRUGGIST DIES ON ROADWAY Silverton, Ore., Dec. 7. OPi The body of George Steelham mer. Sr., elderly Silverton druggist, who had been missing from his home since last nipht, was found today on a road in the Silverton hills after he ap parently had been injured in an auto accident. The car skidded into a ditch and was wrecked. Officers said they believed he got out of the car and walked a short distance toward Silverton, dropping dead in the road. Dse Mail Tribune want aas. OLD mm Glnooiv BRAND VFVTCCKY STRAIGHT BOURBOX WHISKEY M mvm mn wrwiCl irjlfF ! There's revelation waiting in your first sto of Old Sunnj Brook. This mat bourbon Is genial, smooth and finer tasting ... truly "cheerful as its name. Oregon's Fastest Selling Whiskey! DIM & art Ekfc3 I1.M QUART et o.Na.ionalDistillersProd.Corp.N.Y.C. you, ouidi to Q good uouoa m sotp :w. "" ji I a m THE NEW MODERN HOME OF J 13 i BMJSM AT THE CORNER OF NINTH and BARTLETT Streets HE3 E3IB15)F(0)EID) WE INVITE YOU TO ATTEND OUR FORMAL A Full Line of 1940 CHEVROLET MODELS On Display! EVEMIHG and SATUUDA SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT and MUS Yes sirl We're ready NOW to show off our new. up-to-the-minute home . . . proud to show it, tool It's in step with the progressive ideas of southern Oregon people; it's equipped to best display the smartest CHEVROLET in history and to provide the finest of service for Chevrolet owners and those of ALL makes of cars ... So we say COME PARTICIPATE IN OUR OPENING ENJOY THE ENTERTAINMENT WE'VE PREPARED FOR THIS BIG OCCASION. A cordial welcome awaits youl c. M. HURD EIYSE CHEVROLET OFFICES SALESROOMS SERVILE DEPT. NINTH AND BARTLETT STS. USED CAR LOT 234 No. Riverside Foot of 4th St. USED CAR DISPLAY SPARTA BLDG.
