MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1940.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
Portland and E. B. Dewey left
for Lot Angeles. J. T. Hall
left for Los Angeles last even
ing. Charles Block arrived
from San Francisco vesterdav
To Coast Mr. and Mrs. J. F. , Returns Horn Mrs. J. E. afternoon and J. F. Culley of
Wallace of rt Newtown street j Welin left ls.t night for her Weed, Cal., left on the same
left recently for a vacation to i home in Pucnte. Cal.. after a ' plane for Springfield. Mass.,
the coast where they plan to ! fortniRht's visit with her sister, I via Portland and New York.
remain for some time.
Home from City Mrs. Clat
ous McCredie returned home
this week from a buying trip
to San Francisco. She was ac
companied by Miss Joan Stoehr.
Hera en Business O. C.
Sayles and William White, Port
land business men, were here
on a business mission today.
Both were registered at the
Hotel Medford.
To Sat Calendar Calendaring
day for all extension unit chair
men and secretaries will be
held Tuesday at the county
courthouse auditorium at 10
a. m.
From Portland Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Ellis of Portland were
Medford visitors today. They
were ' registered at the Hotel
Medford. .Mr. Ellis is Identl
fied with the Gilmore Oil com
pany. From Grants Pais Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Reynolds were In
Medford Saturday attending the
meeting of western states hotel
executives. They are associ
ated with the Hotel Redwood
In Grants Pass.
-Transferred Company Com
mander R. C. Upchurch. for
merly of Camp Witmore, Cal.,
was an official caller at Med
ford CCC district headquarters
today. He was en route to his
newly-assigned station, Camp
Klamath, Merrill.
Minor Accident C. D. Blaine
of route 2 and Fay Purinton of
Los Angeles drove cars involv
ed in a slight accident at the
Pacific highway and Main street
in Central Point, Wednesday
afternoon, according to a report
on file today.
Aviation Day August 19 is
designated as "National Avia
tion Day" In a proclamation by
President Roosevelt. The proc
lamation calls upon all gov
ernment officials to display the
flag on all government build
ings August 19 and invites the
people to observe the day with
appropriate exercises.
Prise Winner Mrs. Chelsea
M. Sheridan, first prize winner
in a recent "Write - a - Line
Apartment contest conducted
by the Post-Intelligencer in Se
attle, Wash., is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Marshall of
328 North Riverside avenue.
Mrs. Sheridan received $25 as
first place winner. She was
shown receiving the award in
a photograph in the Seattle
newspaper. Mrs. Sheridan used
to -reside here. She moved to
Seattle about three years ago.
She visited her parents here
last fall and is expected for
another visit next winter.
Mrs. Frank DeSouza of 30 West
ern avenue. Mrs. DeSouza is
recovering from recent oper
ation. Seattle Guests Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hegre of Seattle, Wash
Mr. Culley will compete in an
archery tournament near
Springfield.
At Airport Technical Sgt.
M. McCauley. pilot, and Lieut.
R. Davis, co-pilot, stopped at
are guests at the home' of Mr!lMedford municipal airport to
and Mrs. Paul Hanlin. 1016 ! to h,ve ,heir Douglas
SPECIAL
Chamberlln Weatherstrip and
Insulation. Summer prices. E. D.
REED, rare Llnd Bros., Phone 910.
WHAT IS
CHO--
cho:
Turn to Page 12
East Jackson boulevard. Mrs.
Hegre is Mrs. Hanlin's aunt.
The visitors arrived yesterday
afternoon by mntarcai. They
are en route to the Golden
Gate international exposition at
San Francisco.
Social Planned Phoenix
Townsend club will have an ice
cream social Friday on the lawn
at the residence of Mrs. Lily
Conklin, the first house south
of the Texaco service station
on the Pacific highway. The
social will start at 3 30 p. m.
and last throughout the even
ing. Alexander's string orches
tra will provide music.
Picnic Sunday The annual
Nebraska picnic will be held
t 1 p. m. Sunday in Lithia
park, Ashland. All former Ne-
braskans residing in the Rogue ;
river valley and all Nebraskans
visiting here are invited to at
tend. Each family is asked to
bring its own basket lunch and
service. Principal speaker will
be E. M. Hussong, Medford high
school teacher.
Dresslers Hera Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Dressier, former Medford
residents, are guests at the
home of Mr. Dresslcr's sister-in-law.
Mrs. Frank H. Dressier
of 1107 East Main street. Mr.
Dressier was in the real estate
and insurance' business here
from 1907 to 1923 when he
moved to southern California.
He is now in the same business
in West Los Angeles. With his
wife, Mr. Dressier arrived here
by motorcar Tuesday evening
and will leave Saturday morn
ing for Marshfield. Portland.
Vancouver and Victoria. B. C.
During their visit here, Mr. and
Mrs. Dressier are renewing old
friendships.
Job Tests The U. S. civil
service commission today an
nounced open competitive ex
aminations for the following
positions: sailmaker, to fill ex
isting and future vacancies at
the Puget Sound navy yard,
Bremerton, Wash.: and air
brush illustrators, four grades
with salaries ranging from
S1620 to $2300 a year. Com
plete information about the
positions may be obtained at
Medford postoffice from Stan
ley G. Sherwood, acting secre
tary of the local board of civil
service examiners, or the state
employment service. 45 North
Fir street. The employment
service staff will also give as
sistance in preparing applica
tion blanks for persons deemed
qualified for the positions.
Plane Passengers Arrivals
by United Mainliner this noon
were Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Reyn
olds, from Oakland, Cal., D. D.
Alexander and Miss P. Emery,
from Los Angeles, and Mrs. R.
Eisenhart. from New York City
via San Francisco. Leaving on
the same plane were Mrs. S.
W. Ray and Mrs. E. M. Homes,
to Portland. E. D. Smith ar
rived from Portland this fore
noon and Miss M. van Pragg
left on the same plane for Los
Angeles. C. T. Scott arrived
f rom( Oakland early this morn
ing and departing were W. H.
Gascogne, to Portland, L. K.
Ambrose, to Missoula, Mont.,
via Portland, and David Hinds,
to Seattle. H. Murphy arrived
on the midnight Mainliner from
transport plane refueled. They
were en route from Sacramento,
Cal., to Spokane, Wash. A late
arrival yesterday was Capt. F.
R. Dent of Wright field. Ohio,
who arrived from Boeing field,
Seattle. Wash., in a North Amer
ican advance trainer. He con
tinued from here to Hamilton
field, San Rafael, Cal.
Hillbilly Show Opens At Rialto
I of the
LAG DURING JULY
Thirteen permits with a total
value of $12,365 were issued
from the city building inspec
tor's office in July, a sharp de
cline under the $28,840 in the
same month last year and a
slight drop under the $15,275
total in June of 1940, it was
shown in figures released to
day. Of the 13 July permits, one
was for the construction of a
new residence at a stated cost
of $3,600 and one was for a
new business structure at a
stated cost of $2,000. The others
were for reshingling, repairing
and remodeling.
The St.. Mark's Episcopal
church, Oakdale avenue and
Fifth street, applied for a per
mit yesterday to reshingle at a
stated cost of $250.
Iline Keeney of 628 Pine
street applied for a permit to
reshingle a private garage at a
stated cost of $50.
From the Czarks to the mov
ies is no easy matter for a corn
fed lassie from the hills but
for Alan Mowbray it means an
extra bonus for taking Judy
Canova, screen and radio's most
popular hillbilly songstress, to
Hollywood by mistake in "Scat
terbrain," which heads the dou
ble bill opening a three-day
run today at the Rialto theater.
Mowbray, as a movie talent
scout, is. sent to the Ozarks to
bring back a nightingale but
in a mixup, brings back Instead
Judy Canova (the "Jenny Lind"
Ozarks). Her genial
homespun humor and easygoing I
manners make her an overnight
sensation, but Hollywood is
really taken by surprise when
her kinfouk start moving in on
the film city. Others in the
cast of the movie based upon the
popular hit, "Scattcrbrain," in
clude Billy Gilbert. Ruth Don
ncllv, Luis A'.ocrni and Wallace
Ford.
"Pioneers of the West," fea
turing the Three Mesquiteers,
plays as the companion Western.
troduction with side-splitting
laughter.
The story is one of domestic
mixups arising from double
identity. Allan Jones has a
dual role as twin brothers, one
an overbearing Grecian gen
eral and the other a romantic,
golden-voiced lad from Syra
cuse (Greece). He has twin
slaves, both played by Joe Pen
ner. Martha Raye is married
to one of the Penner twins.
Irene Hervey is married to one
of the Jones twins and Rose
mary Lane becomes the sweet
heart of the other.
When the interloping twins
are mistaken for the husbands,
the ensuing situations are among
themost hilarious ever screen
ed. But to tell more of the
story than its basic situation is
to "spring" many of the genu
inely amusing twists and turns
the tale takes along its uproar
ious road.
DAYTIME Cars for Children of work.
Ing mothere. 36c. Excellent reter
nces. Phone 443-X.
WILL Sacrifice equltv In 37 3-door
Ford srdsn. Bos 2771 Tribune.
FOR SALE 40 crr on Griffin
Creek. Good 8-room hous with
bth. Alio lance 2 -room house. To
ut price 75. or will divide. 20
acre with 5-room house 4750. Oth
er SJ25. ALSO: 8-room house and
Urge bam. Nearly 3 acres of land.
Just beyond Medford city limits on
Jacksonville htghwsv. Land Irri
tated. S15O0 tor quirk sale. ALSO:
4-room modern house In excellent
condition In West Medford. Oak
floor 3 front rooms. Double ear
Ms. also larpre woodshed and work
shop. Immediate possession. Price
1400. Paar terms All I ask Is see
these bargains first and then com
pare with anything of like quality
and price on the market. C. C.
Pierce. Room 1. Palm Building,
Medford. Phone S17-L.
load 1107511.39:' best fed heifers
410 50. weighty cutter cows 5.1S;
heavy sausage bulla to 16.75.
Sheep 3.000 Sprlni lambs and
yearlings 15-35 higher: most small
lot natives llRhtly sorted 48.25: bet
ter kind held S8.3S and up: one
double 64 lbs. western springers 68.35:
best handywelght dry fed yearlings
7.35; fat sheep scare around steady.
Sings At Roxy
IN THEFT ATTEMPT
Alfred B. Davis and Guy S.
Compton, of this city, charged
with the attempted theft of live
stock, were ordered held to
await grand Jury action, follow
ing a preliminary hearing be
fore Justice of the Peace W. R.
Coleman today.
Testimony showed the two
men were within 30 or 40 steps
of the turkey roost of Walt
Woolridge, located five miles
northeast of this city, between
2:00 and 3:00 o'clock in the
morning. No testimony was in
troduced by the defense.
South San Francisco
South San Francisco, Aug. 1. i
I AP-USDAI Hogs 100; around 10c
higher: all choice 188-215 lb. Cali
fornia sold at S7J0; no sorts; prompt
clearance; packing eow nominally
4.00-75.
Cattle 100: steers scarce: small
parkaz cutters 635 lb. S7.O0: desir
able cows and heifers absent: dairy
cows barely holding week's 35c ad
vance, one load 1.163 lb. Holstelna
5.75: extreme top. about two loads
largely 44.50 5 50: bulls nominal,
largely grassers. 6.00-50: Calvea 10:
nominally strong; odd vealers 11.50:
slaughter' calves, quoted S8.504 8.50.
Sheep 350: steady: deck north coast
wooled lsmbs 48 50, top; around 1
deck Calif., shorn 81 lb. ladlno lamba
8.00: few medium 67 lb. lambs
7.75; ewea scarce, few 61.509 3.35.
hit' "nnr
3TV vu n$l
v; AC
Portland Produce
Gene Autry, the screen's most
popular singing cowboy, comes
to the Roxy theater for tomor
row and Saturday only in "Rov
ing Tumbleweeds," which plays
as the added Western with
"Tropic Fury," co-starring Rich
ard Arlen and Andy Devine for
the fifth time.
FOR SALE Youne Guernsev cow.
two heifer cslves. 4 months old.
Inquire 1S N. Central.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SAI E Steel drum, medium
slut, with rovers, emu bit for rr
b.re. soc each. Monarch Seed At
Peem Co., 10th & S. Fir.
BARGAINS
YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
BtTICK 90 Coup Low mileage,
mechanlrallr perfect Radio, heat
r and rtefrneters. Venr jtood tlrea
it and drive It and we promise
you will buy t tor only M45
CHKVROLIT "36 Deluxe Town
dan. built-in trunk, reconditioned
lik brand new. We are ottering It
for 944A and your ear thould make
the down payment.
NASH LAFAYETTE "ST Coupe. New
paint and tires. Motor In excellent
eon an ion. upnoisiery very ciean
OverdrlTe and heater, only ... M45
WE HAVE 95 other excellent uaed
car Id stock for you to choose
irom.
Easy O M.A.C. Term.
38 Bulck Coupe Completely over
hauled, new tires, beautiful light
green finish, upholstery lire new,
radio and heater, new car transpor
tation for only $636
Open Sundays and Erenlnga.
SKINNERS OARAGE
Phone 103
New phone No. 3740
Bulck Cars OMC Trucks
Anaconda
A ten. T. fc 8.
Bendlx Avla
Beth. Steel
Caterpillar Tract.
30
IBS
2fl4
79
47
Portland, Ore., Aug. I. (AP)
Country meats selling price to re
tailers: country killed hogs, beat
butchers 135-160 lbs. IO-IOc; veal
ers, fancy 16-lfic lb.; light thin
U-13c, heavy 10-llc; lambs spring
14'4-15c; ewes 4-7c; good cutter
cows 9-10c lb: canner cows 8 -De lb.;
bulls ll-12c lb.
Portland Wheat
Chrysler 73
Coml. Bolv ft1;,
Curtlss-Wright - T,
DuPont lis
Oen. Elec. 34
Ocn. Poods .. .. 40' ,
Oen. Mot . 45
Int. Harvest, 44'4
I. T. A: T aH
Johns-Man. .. Unquoted
Sound Pictures at
Foursquare Church
Sound motion pictures of
"world events in the light of
Bible prophecy," will be shown
tonight at 8 o'clock at the
Foursquare church. Central and
Jackson streets, by Rev. and
Mrs. George Wright of Emporia.
Kas. The Kansans, who are
visiting the Reverends Mr. and
Mrs. Schneidau. pastors of the
local church, will show pictures.
"The Sea of Strife," portraying
the revival of the old Roman
empire, at the same time Thurs
day and Friday nights.
The public is invited. Ad
mission is free.
Portland. Ore.. At. 1. (API
Open High Low Close
Sept. 74 74 74 74
Cash grain: Oats No. 3-3 lb. white
34c.
Barley No. 3-4S lb. B.W. 30.75.
No. 1 flat. 41 Jl.
Cash wheat Ibid): soft white 75c;
western white 75c; western red 74ic.
Hard red winter: ordinary 74c; 11
per cent 75c; 13 per cent 78c: 13
per cent 77c: 14 per cant 78c; hard
whlte-burt: 13 per cent 83c; 13 per
cent 84c: 14 per cent esVsC
Monty Ward
North Amer
Penney (J. C.)
Phllllpa Pet
Radio
Sou. Pac.
Std. Brands
St. OH Cal.
St. OH N. J.
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
V. B. Steel
1 H
. 30
. 80
. 33
4
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. 184,
, 33
. 6
. 704
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$2100
5 -Acre Country Home Sacrtflc
-o acres in Ladlno clover,
Irrigated, at clt? limits
8-room house, nicely located, elec
tric pump, fireplace, fine berry and
garden land, city water If desired.
Sacrifice price 93100. 8900 cash
balance terms. Priced for quick
aaie. j. c. Barnes, 30 N. Peach bt,
Phone U37-T.
USED GOODRICH BICYCLE This
is special price merchandise. Long.
easy term. No red tape, no credit
Investigation. First come, first
served. Lewis Super Service Sta
tion. Phone 1300.
SLABS Select PineSingle Ld. 83.00,
Medford Fuel. Tel. 031.
San Franrluro nutter
San Francisco. Aug. I. ( AP-USDA)
Butter 83 score, 30c; 91-38Vc; 80
28 Sc; 80-38C.
Sacramento. Aii. l API Churn
ing cream butterfat: first grade 83c;
second grade 28c.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, Aug. l.fAP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
.Sept. m78 7iij 75 H 76
Dec. ... 7AT, 76 , 76 ,
May 7714 Tt 77 77 "4
Craterian Crowds
Enjoy Joe Penner
In Rollicking Hit
TRADE 160 A. timber up Elk Creek
for tractors or what have you. For
Bale 40-a. paid up water right,
team. S rows, hay, 3000.00, terms.
Din free, Butte Falls.
FOR RENT 8-room house, close-in,
stoves included. Phone 1337-J.
FURNISHED Apt. for rent. Inquire
104 So. Holly. Tel. 18H-J.
PEAKS TO HAUL. Let us llur
with you on pear haul In this
season. Rates reasonable. We are
bonded carriers and have good
equipment with eiperlenced men.
which assures you of careful hand
lin and safe delivery of your fruit,
Telphor.e 633 now Dial No. 3756.
F. E. Samson Co.. 4th Front.
WILL TRADE Cows ind hetfera for
wheat and barley. Route 3. Bo 77,
Ashland. Phone Ashland 7341.
LOCAL SWEFT Corn. 3 don. for 25c
Thur. and Frl. Buy enough for the
week end. Our corn Is picked frenh
everv dsv. Cltv Limits Fruit Stand.
So. Pacific Highway.
WANTED Woman for llBht houee-
work on Thursdays, inquire lwi
W. ltth.
FOR SALE From Dryden direct-
White Leghorn hreedina cockerels.
4 mo. old. A huy at (3.00 each.
Phone 2123-R. Ross Lane.
FOR SALE Sow with pigs, also
feeders. Wilson. Ross lane, between
upper and lower Stae Roads.
4 32x6 10-plr new U. S. Royal Truck
Casinos. This new equipment off
new trucks. We must sell, special
deal to right party. Terms If need
ed, phone 1300. Lewis Super Service.
BARGAINS
2-acrea Irrigated, modern home, fruit.
7 poultry houses. 160000 and
300.00 down.
Also
4 -acres, near Uedford. S cute alfalfa.
good house, barn, poultry house.
paved street, 2000 00 and 300 00
down,
Also
Beautiful 13 acres on Cratr lake
Hlway. Irrigated, at ore and aervtoe
station, house, price cut and easy
terms.
Also
Lorelr 6 acres Irrigated on Rogue
River, modern build Infra, trade in
on stock ranch. GEO. H. YEO-
AOENCY A Valley Real Estate, Pae
Hlway south of Medford,
HOP PICKERS- Hop picking wilt
start at the Hilton Hop Yards.
Grants Pass, Thursday. August 6th.
Oood crou. good camp, long aeaaon.
Hilton Hop Yard, R FD. No. 3,
Grants Pass. Ore.
FOR 8AI-E Feed grinder suited to
farm needs 92000. Monarch Seed
it Feed Co. 10th A Fir.
NASH 26 Sedan. Good rubber, motor
swell. Special terms. Will sell
cheap. Phone 1300, Lewis Super
Service.
WANTED Listings on 5 to 30 acre
ranches within 5 miiea. Also rent
als cltv property. Victor C. Seiner,
Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phone 674.
FOR SALE Several very good used
electric ranges including Hotpotn.
and Weattnghoune. Priced from
10 00 up. Leonard Electric.
WANTED Waitress at Berrydsl
Restaurant. 1513 N. Rlvm.de.
SMALL. Fa.t sloe furnished apart,
ment. Adults, 16.00. Phone CooVa
Beauty Shop.
FOR SALE 33 h. p. 2-cyllnder 4-cycU
engine, fuel oil burner. SO-inch
clutch pulley. Suitable for mill,
crusher or other heavy work.
Rogue Valley Tractor Co- Fifth at
Riverside.
LET US give your car a gleaming
new finish equal to any hew car.
Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
F.H.A.Home Loans
4-25 years to pay
SOUTHERN OREGON
TITLE CO.
AffUUt.d with
COMMONWEALTH. Inc.'
of Portland. Or.
227 W Main-Phone 415
LIVESTOCK
Wall St. Reports
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Portland
Portland. Or., Aug. 1. (AP-CBDA1
Hogs 400. steady to weak, k-ood-choios
170-315 lb. drlvelns mostly
47.M-60: few 330-80 lb. ifl.H'sT.OO:
llht light W-SOisrOO; packing sows
S.O0-4O; butcher sows 96.00; choice
feeder pigs 47 00.
Cattle 100, calves 35. acute, ruuy
New York, Aug. 1. UP)
Selected itocki displayed mod
erately progressive tendencies
in today's market but many
leaders jagged over a slightly
irregular trail.
Price changes, on the whole,
were without particular mean
ing in view of the lightness of
dealings throughout. Transfers
were around 300,000 shares, or
stesdT. few srasa steers M50ao:
nood liaht trass fed steers ,luo"b', about half yesterday's turnover.
liu io.iDo.vi.it..".."- DnLtandinff uneculat ve In
I spiration. brokers said, was
10. grass fat heifers STISaSSO.
common sao. . u ...... ...."' . ,
S4J5 5 00; cannera S3 75; (rood beef : ."
cows SS O0-SO; common -medium bulls
SSJOxatt: (nod beef bulls 17 00:
eood -choice vealers 40 004; 10 00; se
lect 110.25
iheep SO. practically no spring
lambs offered, nominally steady t
week'a decline, good-choice trucked i Am. ez rVn. Pow.
In icnni lsmbs salable 47.35: carload A. T. A T
eastern Oregon lambs late Wednesdsy
S7S0; few common slsuehter ewe
II 50: rood light ilsughter ewes sal
able 43 00-40.
news, either from loreign or
Rome sources.
Today's closing price for 2 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chetn. It Dy 150
Am. Csn - 8
Thlf uo
Chlcs;o. Aug. 1. (AP-CBDA)
Hogs. 10.000: generally I0-0 higher
thsn Wednesdsy' aversge: packing
sows 15-35 up: up ss 95: bulk good
and choice 10-340 lbs. 49.35-W: 340
370 lbs. lanely A 10-50: moat 370-SOO
lbs. 5 75 a 30: snO-330 lb, average
S5.50-S5: moat parkin sows 330 lbs.
down 45 35-ftO: 140-500 lbs. g-ner
ally 44 50 V 6 35.
Cattle 3.500, calvea 800: sholc to 1
prime 1340 lb. steers topped at II 145: i
neit highest price 111.70: severs!
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MOTORISTS ATTENTION
If yout motor beats or
radiator leak see or call
HOOPER'S
adi 41 o ar.avict
n start let! Phone l
Now Eat Candy
and Grow Thin
New, Easy Way
You rsn kn nfly prtwit
and bsva a slender, grateful
figufS. No drugs. No eiercia
ng. No (.cskrning diet. Novl
imply follow this ey A YDS
Csivly plan and k weight Mrs.
C. Miller, Chicago, nie that
she loot 42 pouMi in 60 dsyt and
feeia 100 per cent better.
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
Lern how leme lost up to S pound) a week.
K Di oIicKtj Candy contains Wumlnt A.
B. and D. and cttential nut ri aunt. Satit.fi .
barter without ficu fat r calorie. A YDS
rs backrd by a 11.000 Punty gusrsntte
It i safe. Only $1 00 for a JO dsy wmty.
Fret diivrry ta plala wTspoer. fall-fsction
tiarsntted. Virt now te reduce. Mail or oen
'H promoter. Jtwt phone M
Young's Drug Store
I A Hillbilly in the Ozarks!
t&h A Laff Riot in the Movies!
ryt Hlicn up th tig and com en
Jnt'7n. In ' ,h" dsngdest ms e! I 1
WANTED 600 ft. 1-Inch pip. Box i i " . V ' 2. L- f V,
375,. -m-uns. ;i .-V5-yVrAXs-.i- Yy- J 0
PROPHETIC SOUND MOV I NO PIC- I '- V ' F "N Jtr?. A-ftl '
tures at Foursquare Church, Ceo- I i 1 fFfjfiJLX
--s3' wMtiith?' boMd u ntna-,m y. -ji
FOR RENT 4-room. new. modern Tsse1fV j vfn I i haflT) f sfa ,w
house. pino. lovely furniture. I f ;i1 " '4$XJit mUjI s11" wt
Adult. S30 month. 1 block from I 11 'II -ew, . w) & &
post office. "Dad" Roberta, 730 W. Ill WT 1 V ' L. f VV IB
GOOD Csnnlns Corn t 65c large I I 1 ) J t!0. I WW vA
sack todsy and Friday only. W are I T "N I .i '
closed Sst. Buy Frl. for th week- 1,4 , in AY 11 t.1 -vljks
end City UmlU fruit Stand. Bo.
Opening "daTlicncw metj WL 2 il I XYrV W 'V' I
"The Boy, from Syracuse" yes- i I I j I M rttrClTiTi' 1
terday at the Cratorian thea- I T1.Hf.' I
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