MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1942.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
From Country Mr. nd Mrs.
John Litster, owners of the
Houm of Mystery on Sardine
creek above Gold Hill, trans
acted business here today.
Return Home Mrs. Lulu J.
Mundy and Mrs. Walter Mundy
returned here by train today
after a visit in Bellingham,
Wash., with relatives. They re
side at 51S King street
'
Arrives Here Mrs. Hattie
Houk of Kansas City, Mo., ar
rived here by train today lor
a short visit with her sister,
Mrs. Joe Price, Route 2. Box
176. Mrs. Houk Is en route to
California where she will visit
other relatives.
To Klamath Falls Ernest P.
Leavitt, superintendent of Cra
ter Lake national park, Thomas
C. Parker, assistant superintend
ent, and George T. Hopper resi
dent engineer, motored today to
Klamath Falls where they con
ferred at the bureau of reclama
tion and the Tulelake wildlife
refuge offices.
Extension Meeting A special
extension meeting at Central
Point Grange hall has been
scheduled for tomorrow at 10
a. m. AH women of the com
munity are invited. Those at
tending are asked to bring a
paper sack lunch which will
be supplemented by vegetables
cooked during the morning dem
onstration. e e
Community Meeting A com
munity social meeting will be
held at Roxy Ann Grange hall
on Spring street Friday at 8 p. m.
A combined rural school or
chestra, directed by E. C. Root,
will play, women attending
are asked to bring sandwiches.
Punch and coffee will be served
by members of Lone Pine
P.-T. A.
e e
Driver Birkus J. Giffard, 17,
30 North Front street, was the
driver of the car that was in
collision with one operated by
Frank R. Moore, 34, on the
South Pacific highway Tuesday
night, it was shown in a report
on file today. Mr. and Mrs.
Moore were injured in the
accident, Mrs. Moore suffering
a fractured right knee.
e
Collide B. L. Dodge, Route 4
Box 178, was the driver of a
car that collided with a Con
solidated Frelghtways truck at
the Medford Ice and Storage
company on South Fir street
last evening, according to a
report on file today. C. T. Stew
ard, 1 Eastwood Drive, and
Henry D. Wolf, Sterling route,
box 44, operated cars that side
swiped on North Riverside ave
nue at Edwards street yesterday
afternoon, a report on file today
stared. William H. Peterson,
440 Benson street, and M
Siemes, Trail, drove cars that
collided on East Main street
near Riverside avenue yester
day afternoon, according to a
report on file today.
Plane Passengers Mr. and
Mrs. F. Hansen and R. Cocksy-
me arrived by United Mainliner
this morning from Portland.
Arriving early this morning
from Los Angelaaywere W. Prit-
chard and T. TeM, Mrs. E. Tay-
, . a M , ' T I 1 .
jor arriw -Tas x-oruana jasi
midni .eparting for San
Fraar ere'W. Henn and
L,'. ill.' . Leaving last night
,.f-T. Viand were T. Paul and
. V 8cott. Leaving late last
..Miss M. Reich and C. Beckley.
' J. Hubert arrived from Oakland
yesterday afternoon and L. Lar-
sen departed for Seattle. R.
Cramer arrived yesterday after
noon from Seattle. Arriving
yesterday noon were M. Mer
rill and R. Range from Los
Angeles and R. Loggins from
Sacramento and Henn from San
Francisco. Leaving for Portland
were R. Will and Larsen.
Many Never
Suspect Cause
Of Backaches
Tnii Old TrMtmmt Often Brinta Happy RsBaf
Whvo disorder of kidney function permit
poisoooua matter to rrmsta in your blood, it
nay eatiac oaf fio haekicbt. rheumatic rains,
i puna, lota of pep and energy, retting op
oilhta, eveUing, puffintei under tha eyes,
fceadirbea and diztm't. Frequent or acarjty
ffwuvig with martinc end burning nmw
timet shows thtr it so athing wrong: with
your kidnevs or bladder.
Don't wait! Ak your dnigjrfst for Doan!
Fills, used tuorsfuliy by millions for ortr
40 y-ara. Tbey girt bappv rrli'f snd will ht'.p
tha 1S inlls of Sidney tubes flush out poison
oat wast from your blood. Gt Pout fiiit.
MAKE FRIDAY the 13th YOUR JINX DAY!
ICE JINX
MEDFORD ICE ARENA
Comedy Skating and Novelty Numbers
BROOMB ALL - "It's a Scream"
FRIDAY
Adults 40c incl. tas
Studentt 30c incl. tax
PERSONAL
To Add E. F. Bingham ap
plied yesterday at the city tuild
ing inspector's office for a per
mit to maka an addition to the
residence at IS Mistletoe street
at a stated cost of $50.
Stolen A car equipped with
five newly retreated tires was
stolen some time during the
night from its parking place In
front of S08 Palm street, home
of Glenn W. Hurst, owner of the
auto, it was reported to city
police this morning.
Teachers To Meet Upper
grade and Intermediate teachers'
council will meet Saturday at
10 a. m. In the county court
house auditorium. Important
business meeting will be fol
lowed by Instruction on "Festi
val Music." Miss Louise Wood
ruff and Miss Virginia Hales
from the Southern Oregon Col
lege of Education will lead the
discussion.
Help Sought City police to
day again asked the cooperation
of motorists In paying respect
to funeral processions. Right
of way Is granted funeral pro
cessions and cars In the proces
sion have their lights on to show
that a funeral is being held, it
was pointed out. Motorists are
not supposed to cut into the
procession, police emphasized in
saying that every once in a
while drivers become lax in this
respect.
Collisions Two cars collided
with minor damage on the Pa
cific highway near Phoenix last
night, according to a report on
file today. Mrs. J. F. Parsons,
Route 4, was the driver of one
car, the report showed. There
was no report yet on the other
car. Martyn L. Pearce, Jack
sonville, and Frank K. Webb,
Central Point, operated cars
that collided on North Riverside
avenue late Tuesday afternoon,
it was stated in a report on file
today.
Enlisted Jack M f"!arnnfr
in charge of the navy recruiting
station in the Medford federal
building, today announced that
during the past week the fol
lowing men were formally en
listed at Portland: Norval Lady,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R Lnriv
Route 4, Donald Wright, Jack
sonville, former employe of the
U. S. National Bank of Portland
here, and Rollin Jordan, inn nf
Mrs. Ruth Jordan, Ashland. All
were accepted for enlistment
mrougn the Medford office.
IN FBI CUSTODY
Portland, March 12 An
Italian national from the Med
ford area, said to have had con
traband articles in his posses
sion, was held here today, J.
Douglas Swenson, FBI chief, re
ported.
U. S. Attorney Carl C. Don-
augh said the alien enemy hear
ing board has completed study
ing the cases of four Italians and
nine Germans arrested earlier.
This Is the second case of an
alien of enemy nationality being
taken Into custody In the Med
ford area, a German having
been previously detained. FBI
officials make a practice of not
disclosing names pending hear
ings. Searches for contraband
were made at a number of
homes In this area yesterday.
Gandhi Unimpressed
By British Proposal
Wardha, India, March 12 (IP)
Despite the British govern
ment's announcement of plans
for post-war dominion status for
India, the supreme leader of
Hindu nationalists, Mohandas
K. Gandhi, professed today to
see no sign of settlement for the
Indian question.
The frail little man who re
nounced the title of Mahatma
(saintly one) and even formal
leadership of the All-India con
gress party, said in an Interview
that Britain must confess "the
greatest crime against India"
which he defined as imperialism
and undo it.
Cm Mall Trlbuna want ads.
lea Show 8:1 S to 9:45
Skating 9:45 to 11:15
Kara fun tba aatlra t-
nlng on oaa admissionl
OF
LIFE IN
The American army is a cross
section of American life, the
Right Rev. Benjamin D. Dag
well, Portland, Episcopal bishop
for Oregon, said In a talk before
the weekly luncheon-meeting of
the Lions club In the Hotel Med
ford Wednesday.
Bishop Dagwell said he was
not concerned with the influ
ence the cantonment being built
here would have on Medford but
the influence Medford would
have on the cantonment. Point
ing out that the American army
Is not professional, he empha
sized that. Just as in civilian life,
a butcher, baker, a doctor or
a mechanic, when a soldier, will
enjoy the . same associations
whenever they ara available, at
the cantonment or in Medford.
Bishop Dagwell referred to
the unity of purpose attained by
this country in prosecuting the
war. "Selfish motives are being
set aside, everything we hold
dear is at stake and therefore
we can no longer seek a life of
ease.
Bishop Dagwell came here on
behalf of the solicitation -of
funds for the enlargement of
the Medford Episcopal church
and expanded recreational fa
cilities for the soldiers who will
occupy Camp White.
METERFOESASK
(Coitlsued Prom Pas. Ob.)
public hearing or an election be
held to determine if the meters
should be installed. As it was
believed it would take some time
for an election, it was agreed to
hold a public hearing and give
the public the right to decide. A
committee was appointed by Mr.
Thorndike to make arrange
ments regarding the hearing.
Since then it appears the board.
without regard to a hearing, is
making arrangements for the in
stallation of meters, and the
committee so appointed now re
quests that the hearing be held,
that the water board now set
the time and place of such hear
ing, and that public notice be
given thereof.
"The citizens of Medford are
earnestly requested to be pres
ent and express their desires at
such meeting so that the water
board may have the expression
of the public, and be guided
thereby."
AT
A group of Medford business
and professional men attended
an Informal dinner Wednesday
night at the Dutch Mill, on the
south Pacific highway, in honor
of A. S. Rosenbaum, retired dis
trict agent of the Southern Pa
cific company. Glenn Jackson
acted as toastmaster and Gus
Newbury, local attorney, was
spokesman for the group of
friends in presenting to Mr.
Rosenbaum a token of their
affection and esteem.
Among those who joined in
the informal after-dinner reml
nlsences of old days In the
Rogue River valley were Judge
J. B. Coleman, H. S. Deuel and
Gus Newbury.
. The gathering Is one of sev
eral being held by citizens of
this community in recognition
of Mr. Rosenbaum's many years
of service in southern Oregon.
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who Ilka to gat a IF1 I iF"
let of pl.atur. ysTW " I yfff.
without tpandln. J y Q
g lot of monoy. Qr? : Jl I lll;(.It11;V
"raj vm tat rant sNttrr at V ' .C I I 'I JLrYj A
Wevleo! OWIIIees PrWecai Cevwaeevle. Net. Vert. M T 83 Sraof j mmjjmmJmm
Gene Autry In
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Gangland takes It on the chin
when Gene Autrey, America's
favorite saddle songster, dishes
it out in his latest Western ad
venture, "Cowboy Serenade",
which heads (he double bill of
family hits opening a three day
STATE GUARD AGE
The Oregon state guard has
been authorized to lower the
age limit for enrollment, the
minimum age heretofore having
been 35, it was announced here
today by Capt. James W. Grigs
by, commanding officer of Com
pany A.
The change In policy permits
enrollment of men In class 3-A
for selective service. Thus these
men can get some military train
ing before being called to serv
ice, Capt. Grigsby pointed out.
The state guard, under the
new ruling, will build up a re
serve roster, members of which
will receive full training. Men
i0 to 35 years old who are
interested were invited to call
at the Medford armory at 7:30
p. m. tomorrow for detailed in
formation. Gold Hill
Gold Hill, March 12 (Spl)
Mr. and Mrs. James McGuire
of Newberg, Ore., are guests
this week of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis McGuire and daughter.
Mrs. Belle Centers at Medford was
a recent guest of her son and daui?h
ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Centers
and family.
Mr. end Mrs. Claude Tillman and
daughter, formerly of California, are
now residing In the Cleo Swindler
house. Mr. and Mrs. O. Tillman and
son have moved into the Hannah
Routh house. Both properties are on
the cement plant road.
Mr. and Mrs. Aurelle Blair and
son of Pit River, Calif., were recent
guests of Mr. Blair's parents, Mr. and :
Mrs. Joe Blair and Norman. j
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lowns and fam
ily have moved back to Eugene.
A. R. Keesey la now 6pe rating the i
Ooy service station. i
Mrs. Ruth Evans of California Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. R. Welch. Mr. Welch Is the South
ern Pacific agent here.
Recent guests of relatives and
friends here were Mr. and Mrs. O. F.
Palmerton of Rogue River.
Mrs. Barry Newnham and her
mother, Mrs. Frit Snyder of Sams
Valley, left Tuesday to visit Mrs.
Snyder's son, Bill Wyatt, stationed at
Ft. Stevens.
Mrs, John Cameron of Cottage
Orova and Mrs. Floyd Eddlngs of
Eugene spent from Sunday until
Wednesday, visiting relatives and
friends here. Mrs. Csmeroa ts a
daughter of Mrs. Walter Dungey.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray and
two sons of Prospect spent Saturday
and Sunday here with relatives.
Jack Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Martin, left Wednesday for
Portland, to report for duty In the air
lorps.
ounaay guest ox Mr. ana rwrw. n ar
ia n Belcher and family, were Mr,
and Mrs. Roy Rogers and two daugh
ters of Medford. Mrs. Rogers la Mr.
Belcher's sister.
Mrs. Emmett Sutton and Mrs. Mol
ly Harrison spent Monday as guests
of Mrs. Edna MulUn and family of
Medford.
Garden Club met In W. R. O. hall
March 6. C. B. Cordy, of Medford,
assistant county agent, spoke on the
control of puncture vine and other
prevalent weeds. He gave several
timely suggestions snd also answered
questions on the subject. Next club
meeting will be March 30, and plans
are being made to secure a speaker
to discuss bulbs,
Elaine Parker and Josephine Rob
inson spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. F.
Palmerton, in Rogue Rtver. '
Mr. and Mrs. Arty Laws left Tues
day for Golden. Idaho, where Mr.
Rialto Thriller
run today at the Rialto theatre.
"Miss Polly", co-starring Zasu
Pitts and Slim Summerville In
one of the year's top comedy
hits, plays as the companion
feature with the Gene Autry
Western.
"Dumbo" Star
One of the countless reasons
why Walt Disney's "Dumbo,"
which came to the Craterian
theatre yesterday for a four
day run, is shattering boxoffice
records is the above member of
the Five Black Crows. Typical
ly Disney, Mr. Crow, with the
assistance of his crew, gets the
little elephant started on his
amazing career of the only fly
ing elephant in the world.
Laws Is employed. They had spent
the winter here.
Mrs. Daisy OUchrlst received word
that her brother, Pete Dungey of
Marshfield, U In a hospital there,
suffering from pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Davis of Ash
land were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Cook and son, Kenneth.
Word was received Monday that
Delnert Ward rip of Grants Pass,
passed away auddenly Sunday eve
ning, at his home there. A grand
son, Alton Sutton, resides here.
A Cub Pack meeting waa held In
Grange hall March 9. Lionel Mooter,
now of Rogue River, graduated from
the Cub to Boy Scout rank and also
received a gold arrow for special eleo
tlves, In the Cub rank. Martin John
son wss awarded a Lion badge. A
regular graduation ceremony ts plan
ned for the next meeting, to be held
In April, when the Rogue River
troops will be special guests.
Closing time for Classified Ads
a. m. Too late to Classify 12 JO
p. m.
3ET WONDERFUL RELIEF
Tmw lm ul Itch af Mamyl
PILES!!
fltmpla pita mm4 eat wrack end tortvf
mj with madtUMnc ttch. burn and IrrUa
lion. Staart'a P7raa.lt. Sappatttortas brlna
nviek. wvieume rallcf. Thalr T-war medica
tion mean real aumfort, rodueaa at rain.
nip tic nun rtiaxae membranes, anlli
lubrteatea and aufUna. Protect I v and nti.
haflns. ao atuy to was. It'a wondtrful to to
rraa or put U,nra araln. Garl ttimlni
taart'a to rat IS SaMiUrlM at vour drum
tor without wtlay and I..1S a
mmmmm mmmrn aeas aw rant.
ROILY
Nltci Only :4B-:t5 Se Inc. Us
Riddles lie Including tas
Ends Tonital
Victor McLaglan
and Zasu Pitts
"BROADWAY
LIMITED"
Plus C. Romaro
In "DANCE HALL"
TV ScrtM't
Scrawlafft, Maffltstf
MaMtst Isra-att)-
UtikNawll
TOMORROW
N I T E and SAT.
TWO-GUN
TROUBLE
Cati fa ftwtJ
Denver. March 12 VP) Nine
teen major distilling companies
were accused today of raising
and fixing liquor prices In Colo
rado in a federal grand Jury in
dictment that also named eight
wholesale liquor firms, two
dealer associations, and 54 indi
viduals.
John Porter, special assistant
to the attorney general, said the
maximum penalty for convic
tion under the indctment would
be a $5,000 fine for corporations
and a 15,000 fine and one year a
imprisonment for individuals.
The distilling companies in
dicted are:
Hiram Walker Incorporated.
Detroit; Seagram-Distillers
Corp., New York; Waterfill &
Frazier Distillery Co., Kansas
City; Schenley Distillers Corp.,
New York; Gooderham & Worts,
Limited, Detroit; Jas. Barclay &
Co., Limited, Detroit; Ben-Burk,
Inc.. Boston; Brown Forman
Distillers Corp., Louisville; Cal-vert-Distillers
Corp., New York;
Frankfort Distilleries, Inc.,
Louisville; Glenmore Distiller
ies Corp., Louisville; National
Distillers Products Corp., New
York; the Flelschmann Distil
ling Corp., New York; William
Jameson & Co., Inc., New York;
D. J. Bielzoff Products Co., Chi
cago; Garrett & Company, Inc.,
Brooklyn; the American Distil
ling Co., New York; Somerset
Importers, Ltd., New York, and
East-Side Winery, Lodi, Calif.
BLAZE DAMAGES
OAKDALE GARAGE
Fire early this afternoon at
the residence and clinic of Or.
Clarence Young, South Oakdale
avenue and Eighth street, dam
aged stored furniture and the
Interior of the garage. A car In
the garage was damaged slight
ly. Firemen answered a ward
alarm at 1:19.
Paper had been burned In a
small stove In the storeroom
part of tha garage and the flra
apparently was started from
this source, Chief Koy Elliott
said. The Youngs moved here
recently and the stored house
hold furnishings had not yet
Deen unpacked.
Mat. SOe tat Sc-S3e Evn 40c t 4c-44e
It ta IS-tSe Kiddles Ho Inc. tas
Mats 1:45 Etes f:4S-S:oa
Attend tha mat
inee shews If yam
possibly caal
Coming Sunday!
NOR! HUMAN... MOI!
TOUCHING. ..MOKE 1EAI
THAN ANTTH1N0 TOU'TI
s.
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WALT mSNEYS
NOW! "JJ ; i COME
end J)L))y EBMr
SAT. (CjtfiV and
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Uncle Sam has been training
naval aviators for 27 years. The
Pensacola, Fla, air station, the
navy's first, was established In
December, 1914.
Too Late to Classify
DAKDT 4-room modern eottae. Own
er leaTtntf. Oood terms, poaaeaslon
now. Neat and clean, pavement.
Laundry tran. fruit. Only S1600.
See A. F. Flowers after 4 pm
Coraer 13th and Front.
3-WHEEL trailer, 910 00. Shulta Bros.
FOR BALE Small wood ranew, part
enamel. Complete with colls. 713
Falm.
TRAILER HOUSE Equipped With
studio oouch. Coleman ttnve, re
frigerator. $350. 636 S. HqJIy.
'SO WILLYS Coupe, (ood tires, new
brakes, new patnt, A-l condition,
left. Champ's Texaco Serrloe R4v
eralde and Jackson.
FOR RENT Double or single sleep
ing room. Parlor privileges. 300
Alice. Call after 7 prn. or Sundays.
FOR SALE 3 food fre.b oows; on.
plow, narrow, cultivator; 1 team
mulet, harnaaf. A com creek from
Jackaon Hot Sprlnfs. Rhoda Hen-
Mil.
1938 BUICK Sedan, radio, beater.
onuiu Bros.
FOR BALE -8S Ford truck with Mer
cury motor, heavy aub-frame; 3-S
ton Eaton axle; new tlrea. Sea
Claud Miles, Rogue River Chevro
let. FOR BALK One Weaver tire epread-
er ana ruooer lire repair material.
TJ1 W. Snd St.
FOR RENT 18x39 stucco garage, suit
able ror storage. 731 w. snd.
OEKERAL BTORB Oood Bteadv In
come, wcu locaiea. no competition,
food rural neighborhood, buslneaa
can be arratlv Increased. Modern,
well-built house In connection. Alto
mall acreaae It wanted. Take con
siderable canh to handle. Write
Box 3307, Tribune.
WAN'l'EU Three women for part-
time empiovmeni. Apply tonight.
108 East Main.
FOR RENT Nicely furnlahed eleep-
ine room lor genuemen. ia Ar
cadia. CATERPILLAR and Bulldoaer, hy-
arauuo lire, snults Bros.
WANTTO Clerk, applv Allen Hotel.
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION hl a
vital meaning to us now. Bring
your auto body troublea to Dally'a
Auto Panting and Body Shop, 39
South Bartlett.
FOR SALE Wheat and chopped
grain; diry, nca and poultry feed
at farm price. Victor Buraell.
1934 CHEV. Sedan. Shult Bra.
LET US MOVE your household goods
to Medford. Dial 3838. Ed Trans
fer and Storage.
FOR SALE 1940 Plymouth 4-door
deluxe, good condition. Tire good
80. Will sell for cah or through
contract. Call Ford Oarage. ,
Today 3 Big Day
2 FAMILY HITS!
Wtttsrn and Fun Thrills Oalora
Hart's your favoritt)
tlngln' ton-of-t-tlx-gu
In now rip-roaring
vantural
Mats at li
30c-J5o.llo
Inc. tax
Q1J13V
Plu$ TWO FUN STARS V 1
In comedy hit that's laugh- 3
tar (rem it art to iinlihR wA '
WILL TRADE Alraort new I .bed
room, weu located Medford bunga
low, tor similar houae la Eugene.
Phone 43 IS.
BABY CHICK SPECIAL Large Leg.
horn corkreli, lc each In 100 lota,
while they last. -P B. Samson Co.
Phone I'&s
FOR SALE Several good used crawl,
er type tractor of different sis,
don't wait till thee ara frozen.
Rogue Valley Tractor at Implement
Co. til m. 5lh 6i, Medford.
FOR SALC Set of three S-foot rum.
ber roll. 1" with bearing. 1 eolld
teel, 1 extra heavy t" ptp.
Inquire Bergmann' Shop.
FOR BALE L. C. Smith typewriter,
S30. Hueon' Confectionery.
FOR SALE Davenport and ehal.
10. 741 McAndrew Rd.
WANTED Oood work horse. 1TO0
pound,, bay preferred. Sou thecal
Oregon Experiment Station. Phone
Medford 6113, Aehland 4748.
FOR SALE 1938 V-S pickup,' good
tire. 30 Mletleto.
CALL Drealer Bquir Seal Batch,
ery. Phone 3038, for chick and
hatching. Our chtcka live and avow.
1107 East Main.
ROOMS Heated, private bath, gar.
xe. on tilde entrance. 1417 Wee
Main. Phone 3818.
WANTED COMMERCIAL Spraying
Phone 6988. MoOonagl.
NOTICE Let me check your feouea
for termite. No obligation. Phone
8S8S. McOongl.
FOR SALE Registered oocker epantol
pupple. Call morning or evening
after 6:30 snd all day Sunday. SOf
8. Holly.
AUTO dead etorage. 85 mo. MBTX
AUTO WRECK. 1818 N. Rlvwtlda.
Men, Women! Old at
40,50,60! Get Pep
PmI Ttart Youngir. Full tf Vlw
Deal btama aahawtarl , worn-out, nioHltNri tmm
your tea. Thouaandi amaity) at what l!9
ftvx0M UP trltb Ofltrfi will do. Conuia avowal
Uintca efta aattder aftar 40 br bosk lalt3
troa, ralt-tum phewpbat. VHamla Bi. A il-rvS
TJ One. Sptvial Introductory Hi Otrtm Tawia
TaMt u 0Mt 8 V. Stop Mloi peplaat. atX
Man itnuas KPPtar aad jotiaw. iak o att
At all Rood draff stores crerywhst
-III Medford. at Chas. Strang Draft
Itching Skin
Eczema Torturo
Now that dean, powerful. Benetia-
tlng Moone' Emerald Oil Is available
at flrat-claa drug (tore all over
the country, thousands have found
helpful relief from the dlMrtnsj
Itching snd torture of rashes, ecma,
poison Ivy and other externally cause
ed ekln trouble.
Not only doe th In tana Itching,
burning or stinging quickly subside,
but thru It sanltatlv and emolten.
propertle healing Is mora quickly
promoted.
Ask Western Thrift Store or yoor
druggist for an origin! bottle af
Emerald Oil Oreaeeleas sUlru.
Money refunded. If not atlafled.
and Fun Thrills Oalora fk
s e m
Kathleen HOWARD
uranda routl and Uysa NO