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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1942. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and Visit Here Mis Phyllis Wall and Mis Anne Norrn were among Medtord business visitors Saturday. Townsend Meeting The special meeting of Townsend club number five, scheduled for this evening, has been postpon ed until May 13 at Kurtz' studio. At Matches Harry Chipman of Ashland was among out-of-town residents attending the wrestling matches In the Med ford armory last night. e Building Permit A. C. Ladd, 804 Pennsylvania avenue ap plied at the city building in spector's office yesterday for a permit to make $200 additions to his garage. e e No License William Taylor was fined $50 and sentenced to X 10 days In Jail, suspended, in city court yesterday for operat ing a a card game without a license, upstairs at 107 East Main street e Medford Visitors Among Medford business visitors yes terday were Archie Gibson and daughter, Shirley of Prospect; Mrs. Edwin Martin of Central Point; Mrs. Albert Homes and daughter. Noma of Butte Falls, Mrs. Joe Trefrin of Butte Palls and Mrs. W. I. House of Fern Valley. Prisoner Here Chester Milll ken, 36, of San Francisco, charged with selling liquor to an Indian, was being held in the county jail here to await fed eral action. He waived hearing before the U. S. commissioner ai in Klamath Falls and was brought to Medford by Paul Hanlin, U. S. deputy marshal. Bail has been set at $2,500. Drunkeness Charged . Merle Nixon and Bernard Simpson were each assessed $10 in city court yesterday on charges of drunkeness in a public place. George Oscar Payap.t forfeited $10 bail and Einar Carl John son and George Armstrong were each sentenced to five days in Jail for drunkeness. Carmel Clifford Sanders was assessed $5 on a drunkeness charge. To Air School Ned J. De Vries of Medford, previously of headquarters and headquarters squadron, 78th pursuit group. uaer field, Ft. Wayne, Ind., has been ordered to one of the west ern flying schools, according to a press release from the Baer field aviation cadet examining board. He will receive 35 weeks of training in preparation to be coming a second lieutenant in the army air corps. Traffic Violators Lorenzo Johnson, for failure to stop at a stop street; David Eugene Schrader, for operating a ve hicle without a license and A. W. Pickler, for parking across a sidewalk, each forfeited $5 ball to city police yesterday. Samuel Cage was fined $5 In city court yesterday for opera ting a vehicle with four persons over the age of 12 in the front seat. Homer B. Stephenson for feited $2.50 bail on a double parking charge. e e Cancer Workers Assisting In the cancer control booths in the city yesterday were Mrs. Dwlght Findley, chairman; the Mes- G dames R. W. Clancy, William W. P. Holt, Harvey Robertson. Lloyd Sanders, Mel Starnes, Laurence Buonocore, M y r n a Johnson, Frank Reum, Maurice Spats, Elizabeth Bowerman, Charles Wing. Nat Bender and Ralph Dippell. Mrs. Frank Proucher is handling a booth at the Big Y market and Mrs. James C. Miller, Jr., is in charge - of a booth at Ashland. e e e Autos Collide The ptck-up of Roy C. Johnson, Grand hotel, and truck of Nap Rocque, Salem, collided at the intersec tion of Sixth street and River side avenue this morning, ac cording to a report on file. Autos of Charles Fred Stearns. Camp White barracks, and Richard Phatr, 39 Glen Oak court, were in a collision on Central avenue between Fifth Oand Sixth streets yesterday, a report on file said. The taxi of Fred Finney, 617 East Eighth street and pick-up of Maurice J. French, 738 'est Eleventh street, collided at Eleventh and Front street yesterday, accord ing to a report on file. PRUITT'S M Widest selection of u phono records In town Standard prices on a 1 1 leading Try them I la our prWate booths makes of records N' one undersells us c CENTER Opposite Rialto Theatre PERSONAL Here Today Mrs. L. Van Slack and Mrs. Boy Fraser of Eagle Point, Mrs. R. W. Frame of Phoenix and Bert Kagsdale of Trail were among Medford business visitors today. Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Past Chief's club of the Pythian Sisters, which was scheduled to meet Thurs day, has been postponed until May 7 it was announced today. Portland Portland. Ore., April 38 (AP-08 DA) Cattle 100. calves SO: market active, strong at Monday's advance; (ew medium eteers SU.3S-1300: good light steers quotable to SIS 10 and above; common dairy type ewere S9 0-10.23; common heKers SAO; medium beet heifers T SI 1.00; eanner and cutter cows eS.2S-7.75: tat dairy type cows up to as. 75 with heavy Holstetn quotable at S9 00; good beef cows salable to 310.00 with young eowa eligible to (1050; common-medium bulla SS 00-10.00; good beet bulls quotable (11.23: good chotoa vealers Sle.AO-15.60; common down to S10.00. Hogs 550; market active, steady: good-choice 170 to 215-lb. drive-Ins largely (14.00. tew lota (14.15-14 35: medium grade (13.75; 230 to 370 lb. grades (13.00-13.50; light lights (13 00-18.35; good 300 to 575-lb. sows (10.00-11.00. odd bead (1133; good cbolce feeder plgl (13.00-13.00. Sheep 800; demand broad; few alee fully steady; old crop grassy shorn lambs with No. 3 pelts (10.50: similar yearlings (9.50; medium-good spring lambs (13 00-13.00; good choice grades quotable to (13.50 and above;- good shorn ewes (5.50-5.75. South ban Francisco South San Francisco, April 38 (Fed.-State Mkt. News Svc.) Cattle 35; steers slow, steady, bulk Monday 913.50-13.25. today none; she atock widening down, yesterday fully 35c lower: many loads aged range eowa (8 25. medium (8.30-8.75. good (9 00 9.50. dairy-bred eowa topped (8.0O; medium sausage bulls 39.50-10.35. Calves: salable 10; good and choice vealers quoted (12.50-13 50. Hogs 500; steady; most good 183 to 335-lb. barrows and gilt (14.30; sowa (1130. Sheep 450: around 50e higher; two decks medium to choice 77-lb. aprlng lambs (13.70 straight: deck medium to good grade wooled 113-lb. ewes (6.80, sorted half deck Bl-lb. com mon (3.50. Chlcaeo Chicago. April 28 (AP-U8DA) Hogs 33.000; later trade on bulk sales 10-150 lower than Monday's average good and choice 300 to 380-lb. (14.10 14.30: top (14.35. Cattle 8.000: calves 1.200; all sell- lng clasaea 10-lSo higher: active at advance; no strictly choice ateers here; bulk (11.50-13 00; top (18 85. common and medium steers all weights sold freely at H0.73-I3.30: stock cattle firm: fleshy 1.150-lb. feeder to 313 40; bulk replacement cattle (13.00-13 50; best heifers (14.15 choice kind absent; weighty cutter oowa to (9.35; most stock cows (9.75 10.50. Sheep 18.000; practically no early action on ted wooled lamba. bidding lower on offerings held at higher prices or up to (14.00 on better: load 09-lb. shorn lambs with mostly No. 3 pelt (13.33. Portland Produce Portland. Ore.. April 28 MP) But ter Prints. A grade 4314c In parch ment wrapper. 44c In cartons: B grade, 43 Vic In parchment wrapper. 43 tie In carton. Onion Oregon. (3.50-4.00 per 80 1b. sack; set. 35c lb. Potatoes, old whit locals. (3 00 3.50 cental; Deschutes Oems. 83.35 cer.l: Taklma No. 3 Oems, (1.40 per 50-lb. bag: Klamath No. 1, (3 40 3.50 cental; Idaho No. I. (3 40 cental. Other produce unchanged. Sacramento, April 28 r.-T Churn ing cream butterfat: First grade 4414c; second grade 42V4C i.m.j.'.fl.viiiM )iJTn;f I. LIVESTOCK Chicago Wheat Everybody's borrowing it wbynotyou! GIANT J&h luluk rnuiui Over 300 Homes and Rooms The FREE Hom Decorating Servlca That's the Talk of tit- Town! Just visit or phone tie. Tell us you want to borrow the Sherwin Williams Paint and Color Style Ouidt largest, most beautiful, collection c color schemes in America. Contains hi deeds of smart, practical color -etyung i ...all in gorgeous full -color ...each photo almost as tit a a paje.' Phone now. No obligation I 6., Hubbard Bros. Main & Ri. I .rAPV'l Portland Wheat Portland. April OP) Orln: Wheat: Open High Low Close May at ai at at Cash grain: 0ta, brly and corn unquoted. No. I flax (344H. Caen wheat (bid): Soft white at: soft white excluding rex at; white club at: western red a. Hard red winter: ordinary it: 10 per cent iSV U per rant 1XH: 13 per cent 1.0SV. Hard white bean: 10 per eent 1.0T; 11 per oent 1 11; 13 per eent MS. Today's oar receipts: Wheat 34: barley 3; flour 3; corn 6; oats 1; mUUeed 3. Chicago, April Wheat: Open High Low Close May MS 1-30 MSV, I.1IH July 14Hi 133 1.30 V, 130 Sept. 144 1-34 1.33 1-22S San rtandaoo Batter ' San Pranclaco, April 38 (AP-tJB DA) Butter. 33 scon 41c; 31 score 40c; 30 aeon VK: as soon as. Wall St. Report New York. April 28 m The search for buying argu ment! in today's stock market was unsuccessful in most de partments and general trends were downward. While few rails and spec ialties managed to post modest advances at the start, further tortness of American Telephone, which fell to a new bottom since 1935, wag an unsettling influence elsewhere. Transfers approximated 300.000 shares. Todays closing prices tor 34 select ed stocks follow: - Al. Chem. at Dye. US's Am. Can . ST A. T. T. 103 H Anaconda - 33' Atch. T. S. F. 88 Bendix Avla. 33 Bethlehem Steel i Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler . Curtlss-Wrlght Douglaa Aircraft . DuPont Gen. Electrto Gen. Poods Oen. Motors Int. Harvester . Johns-Manvtll Kennecott Monty Ward No. Amn. Avn. North Amer. -.unquoted 51 i H 53 .103 H 314 34 '4 S3 m 60 H 37 34 10V4 a 58 Penney (J. C.) Penna. R R. Phillips Pet. . Radio . 30 H . son . 34 , 11 , 3H . 18 'i . S1H Southern Pacific , Std. Brand Std. Oil Cal. Std. Oil N. J. Trnftmerlc 4 Union Crb1de .. United Aircraft . United Airline -U. S. Steel , 88 . 38 . 84 . unquoted Pear Market Yesterday Chicago. April 37 (AP-UBDAI Pears: 1 Oregon car arrived; Oregon Anjous. 1.484 boxes fancy (3-35-340. average S3 .54. New Tor. April 37 (AP-OTDA) Pears: 10 car arrived; Oregon 4 unloaded; 4 car on track: Oregon Anjous. 8.950 boxe extra fancy (3.40 4.35. average (3-80; 1.815 boxes tsncy (3.45-4.30, average (3 81; Nelle. 835 boxes extra fancy (3.35.8.88, average (3.83; J3 boxes U. S. No. 1. 83.30 3.70, average (3.49; 1.395 boxes fancy (3.00-8 50, average (33. IN MEMORIAM la loving memory of our beloved mother, Mrs. Delia Skinner Lee. who puaed awy one year ago today. Mrs. D. O. Lawrence. Mrs. W. If Rlnabarger. Larkla Skinner, Letter Skinner. April 39. 1343. Closing time for Classified Ada 3 a m Too lata to Classify 1340 - n.')Ji'7r,v.'jR.M urn photographs Phon 2119 ! S AMERICA'S MOST AMAZING F0RTF0U0 OF COIOR IDEAS FM T0U1 ENTIRE H0ME1 Prospect I as msxx ejsaaaaaaaaaaata--eaeasBlaSBsxe.e.Bw Prospect, April 28 (Spl.V Nelson Nye received a painful face injury Tuesday while work ing in the timber in the Red Blanket district, for the James Dole Lbr. Co. He was taken to a Medford hospital, and it was found that he has a fractured cheek bone, and cuts and bruises. Local P.-TA. member attending the county council at Central Point. Tuesday, were Mr. Carl Kludt. Mr. Clifford Kernohan. Mr Elmer Clem ens, and Mrs. Wlllard Horn. Monday. Mr. James Dole. Mr. Lea lie Dunagan, Wayn and Olorta Dunagan motored to Klamath Pall, when they apent the day Tinting th former' daughter and grand daughter. Mr. Charlea Cummona and little Mies Beverly. Mr and Mr. Oeorg Puller of nick trail are spending this week In this locality, looking after property Inter est Mr. and Mrs. Walter Petltt and two children. Gary and Chanty, former Prospect resident who moved to ManMleld nearly three yeara ago. visited old friend her. Wednesday. They an now located between Trail and Tiller when Mr. PeUtt 1 em ployed in a sawmill. Don Bradley of Shady Cor enroll ed In the high school sophomore el th first of th week. Thl brings th attendance up to 83 stu dent. Mra. W. Sundel took her son. War ren to Medford, Wednesday, for med ical attention. The high school orchestra la spon soring dance In th school gym nasium, Saturday. April 38. At the Boy Scout meeting. Wed nesday evening, the members decided to gather the scrap paper In the community on the last Saturday of eh month. Wlllard Hom. who haa been work ing at the Plorey mill, at Central Point for the peat few weeke. re turned to hla home here Saturday. On Monday he started taking hi log ging equipment to the Dead Indian district, where he will log this com ing season. Trail Trail, April 28 (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips and two sons, Lawrence and Warren from Springfield, Ore., spent the week-end visiting his father, L. M. Phillips and wife. L. M. Phillips returned to Springfield with the party and will go from there to Portland to visit his son and two daughters there. His son, Raymond, is to go in the army May 5. Mr. and Mra. Ernie Segeasman and daughter Mary spent the week-end on Elks Creek s guest of Stewart Dltsworth. Mrs. Rena Howe la getting along nicely following a slight operation on her foot. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Graham and two children, from Klamath Palls. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mr 8. W. Hutchinson. Mra. Jenaon from Dakota Is visit ing her son and family here. Miss Freed and mother, wha were caretakera at Rogue Elk the past winter, have moved to the Lester Phillips house on the hlU beck of the hotel. Mrs. Mary Mtddlebusher and son Denst! of Medford, end her son-tn-lw. Ray Davit, of Coulee Dam called on 8. W. Hutchinson Friday en route to Minnie Pence's for a visit. Mrs. Pence Is Mrs. Middle bush er't daughter. ROXY Mtes Only S:45-9:13-25c Inc. us Kiddle 11c Inc. tax Breath -Taking ADVENTURE! out of a storm tossed seal Btsrta TONITE for 3 Big Nltesl k Selected SHORTS txua Hitl r BASIL RATHBOHE ta 1 -THt MOKSTER I 3.ND THE GIRL" J "Bullet Scars &0&.tJ . Zf 4i IfJ. ' The skeleton doesn't seem to be interested In Regis Toomey as he uncovers a killers nest In "Bullet Scars", coming to the Rialto Theatre for tomorrow and Thursday as the companion feature with "AH That Money Can Buy" which stars Edward Arnold. Walter Huston, Jane Darwell and Simone Simon. Honorlnj Bill Burk's birthday the following friends Joined the Burks for dinner Saturday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Horlck and children. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Shelton and son. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blay and baby and Mra. J. Harris, all from Trail, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cherry and children of Medford. Any extension unit member or friend wishing to attend th county unit meeUng at the courthouse My 1 my do so by joining the crowd to leave by auto from the Ernie Segeasman place by 9 o'clock thftt morning. ALL URGED TO ATTEND ROGUE RIVER MEETING Rogue River, April 28 (Spl) Everyone Is requested to be at the high school auditorium Wednesday evening to attend a meeting and enjoy a talk by Mr, McReynolds of the forest service on fire prevention and fire fighting. Mr. McReynolds spends his spare time trying to help us, let's not let him down. Only a small attendance was at the last meeting. HIKE TO REGISTER Stayton, Ore., April 28. (IP) Three nlners employed at the Ancul Mining company mine In the Cascade mountains of Marion county walked 28 miles to register here Sunday for se lective service. The road was Impassable because of winter rain and snow. CARD OF THANKS We wtsh to express our thanks to every one who was so kind to our mother. Ella Meyer. In her last nine; also for the beautiful flowers and cards during our reoent bereave ment. The Meyer family. frr Shows 1:48-6:45-9:00 Mats: SJe NT I ... ...ir cue It 8 - ) v, JS , UM EndeTonlghti Tff IjlTfi Tfi 1 Wifltfel Joel McCrta llU'jl.lU.' CjIslilJl!l) Veronica Lake I ffiffinf i SULLIVAN'S ltZJ& L TRAVELS V CjTD S John Garfield and Edward G. Robinson star with Ida Lu pino in Jack London's "The Sea Wolf, which opens a three day run tonight at the Roxy Theatre. "The Monster and the Girl", featuring Basil Rathbone and a large cast, plays as the compan ion feature. An honor system of sugar rationing in Bermuda limits con sumption per person to three quarters of a pound per week. Too Late to Classify WANTED TO RENT or I EAHE Itous for year. Phone 3888. POR SALE Colored fryer. W. M. Schumat. Talent. CANNING RHUBARB. 30 pound. 81kensh1p. Central Point. FURNISHED APARTMENT available for 3 week. Polka gone east. 808 w. Main. WANTED Boy for paper sYutee. Phcne 3888. WANTED Carpenter work and paint ing. Reference. Phone 3039. Call evenings. $3200 Bt buy thl week fine home. u hrdwood floor. fireplace. 7 Chestnut. Phone 4844. SMALL unfurnished 4-room house in Ashland. Also furniture, tailor's eewine machine, eobntr aewlng machine, saw, etc. For Sal Excellent location near Washington school, extrft Urge lot. Inquire iter io . m. t its skidmora, Ashluid. Pon RENT 8-room apartment at the Old stag House. Photnn, or. Adult only. 1937 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Shult Bros. WANTED To meet a lady between so and 40 who needa a noma; by man of 43 with daughter of 13. Obtect matrimony. Write full de tail in first letter. Box 1471. Tribune. FOR SALE Red cedar post. H. H. M:ciung, Rogue River. FOR SALE 1941 OMO It. -ton True; putrorm. tk and bow; mile re 7 599 mllee: practically new. ROOUE RIVER CHEVROLET. 9th and Bartlett. Phone 3388. 80 CATERPILLAR BULLDOTER. Hy draulic lift. Ladlruf plank. Cut to (loss, stunts Bros. FOR SALE Corona cash Register for service station. R M. coke. Boa e, Howard Ave.. Medford. 80 ACRES PASTURE LAND for rant near elty I'ml's. Timber Product Co. Phone 3133. POR SALE 3 cow, freshen In few days, have been tested. W. C. Jack on Anderson Creek below school. - "Sea Wolf II fori" a slow burning HUNK OF MAN gets the MUG-BUG BLITZ from a GLAMOUR DISH and becomes OOLIE DROOLIE with SGHMALZANDO A Revelation in Funt - iSe lle Etsi 44e-2Se-lle Inc. test list BtTICTt SZDAJ. Shult Bras. 1340 SI11DEBAKEH Champion Coupe. Shult Broa. WOOD Bon dry Mr. No bark or tap wood. Cut from SiS Umber W deliver. R. O. Stephenson Co., Court and McAndrawa. Phone 3000. WANTED SmaU piece of land. I or m sere, from I to 3 mile from town. On hating same pleas let me know. L. P. M . 19 Loula Ave.. Medford. POR SAT W Cream aeparator. cheap. ""-nn orcnara Horn Drive. 3411. lss. 38 and S7 Ford Sedans. Shult Broa. POR MOTHERS DAT as our dis play of Oregon Myrtlewood gifts mad In Medford at 309 B. Jekton. FOR SALS BT OWNER Immediate possession bedroom home, A-l condition: 1 acre ground; city water. Can 4844. WANTED TO TRADE Oood milk cow. coming xreea, for turn of horses. Phone after T oo evening. 511. I98S and 88 Ford Coach. Shult Bros. POR SALE Fruit Jam. 813 King St. POtTND Plr g lessee owner Iden tity no pay for Mall Tribune d. TRUCK HOU&aJ. A bargain. Shult mum. OOINO TO Ooiumbus. Nb., and return, leaving May or 4. Take threa. Write p. O. Box 588 Medford POR RENT Small furnished apart. ment for quiet-couple. First floor. Sis mile from Medtord. Third houe on right, Olbaon Ave. off Anderson Road. Talent. POR SALE Trash burner with eotla. W. pnon 9793. FOR RENT Nicely fum!thd rooms. 7 Chestnut. Phone 4844. ARRTVTNO TOMORROW, April 39th. notner trucaioad of tree-ripened Neve! Orange: lo Lemons and Orepefrula. Ingram' Orange Truck. North Riverside, next to Coffe Pot. rOOCA Attractive nd substantial y j JU suburban home, five rooms nd bath, sleeping porch, oak floors, large attlo. One and ana half acre very good oll, email barn, oaved road. Terms. C7CftA Eight acre. Bear creek 7IUU soil. Irrigated, elovar and alfalfa. Attractive four-room mod era east with concrete beee ment. Bam, poultry nous, broods nous, ate. oooei district and In fine condition. Terms. W win sist In f1nnolng thee properties to reaoonsiwe nurchar. ELMWR HERRIED No. 44 North Riverside. FURNISHED APARTMENT, private oatn. uinta, heat and ga. i West Main. fllll Best buy thts week fin sJMfeUV home, all hardwood floors. fireplace. T Chestnut. Phone 4644 DEAR BOSS: I'm up a stump U yoa know what I meant What are 70a supposed to do whoa you've got something you knew peo ple want but don't quite know now to tall 'am about HI Tor Instance starting tomorrow he Rialto Theatre has "All That Money Can Buy" as top feature on the double bill! NOW. I ask you. hew are you sup posed to tell folks what humdinger of a show It really Isl If everybody had read the story In the Saturday Evening Poet (It was called 'The Devil and Daniel Web ster") It wouldn't bo so tough. Then all a fellow'd hava to do la Just let people know It was here. BUT everybody didn't read It. And that's why I'm up a atumpl Hera's what we've gott Old Satan himself he's a devil el a fellowl . . . Daniel Webster ho likes his law. and his rum! , . a girl called Belle a hot little wench who stlra up all the fusel . . a oanv bllne gent called tho Squire rotten to the corel ... all of 'em in one . way or another ejettlno mixed up with a young couple's affairs and do they moos things upl Well, that's It It's a show that has everything people usually Ilka In a show everything except a "Sock" tltlal Sometimes I wonder where all tho titles come from any way. Mow. what's tho boat way of putting It ovsrl Any suggestions, boos? watch for H TOMORROW at THURSDAY 'All That Money Can Buy' with this big all-star cast EDWARD WALTER JAKE ARNOLD HUSTON DARWELL CImono Simon-James Cralg-Anne Shirley-Gene Lockharl and this companloa hits Regis Toomey and Adola Longmlro la "Bullet Scars" Hurry I Positively Eada Tc-nlghtl "BLUES IN THE NIGHT" plus Hugh Herbert la "You're Telling Ma" Mats at Ii4l S0c.15c.Ue Inc. tax POW SALE 3 sen, lot 4. black 4. Nickel addition. Write I O. Webb, Plant No. 8. Bishop. Calif. ATMORATS for 1 or rent. Demon euauone. T Chestnut. Phone 4844. FOR SALE Bucs aaw. good condi tion. Self-atarter. 1138 West 4th. WANTED TO BUT Small wooden kiddle ear. Phone 3753. BOARD nd ROOM. Double bed. 304 South Ivy. FOR SAUs by private) part 1938 Pord Deluxe Coupe. Clean. Rubber tike new. Mobile Station. case Mu and Almond. $3200 ! Beet buy this week fine home, all hardweMM fWm fireplace. 7 Chestnut. Phon 4844. POR RENT Nice bedroom for eouple or ouHpr-s women. SO tjTlino. FOR RENT Room for 3 man snare, noma privilege. ICo drink era. Phone 4850. WANTED Private loan on modern home In Jacksonville. Piuperty represent Investment at over (3000. (1100 loan wanted for an or two year. Phone Medford 3481 during day or address p. o. Boa 33T Medtord. WANTED Pressure pump and sank. rnone seo. FOR SALE Houa. 8-rooma with larg service porch and fruit eloeet: lot of built-in; lse fruit nd berrlea. Nr High School. Available May let. Shown by appointment. Writ Box 3537, Mall Tribune. COMMERCIAL SPRATTNO No )o too larva, nor too small. Phone 4843, Wlthrow. OREEN FIR 8LABWOOD Double Load 8850 Liggett City Fuel. Phon 4114. ff COMMON SINS!.. c ifKMnancB or rarrMi )mmm aee-savs-sassa ama eat. ,v?7 ALL! tut I ABLE LAXATIVE tn NR (Katun' Remedy) Tablets, there are no chemicals, no minerals, tte ihenol derivative. NR Tablets are dif- art different Purely Meelaele e combination of 10 Tegetable ingredient formulated over SO veers ago. Unco tad or candy coated, their action is depend able, thorough, vet gentle, as million of NR have proved Get a 2S bos today ... or larger conomv si. KH TO-mOHT; TOMORROW Uf0T usti C0ATtD Evas l:4l.:U 40e.!Sc.llc lac tax .jS-sSaSSV J