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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1942 PAGE FIVE ,1 LOCAL and Visiting Here Glenn H. Rue- sell, stationed at the Aberdeen, Maine, training station, U visit lng at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Russell, Ross Court. He will leave October S. i ... : Building Permit Arthur Dunford mad application at the clt7 building Inspector's office : today for permit to reroof a res- . idence at 822 King street at a stated cost of $30. V ... i On Trip East Mrs. A. Chlea 'man of Shady Cove, Ore., left , Saturday morning for Grand Junction, Colo., and South Da kota where she plans to spend ' an indefinite time visiting rela- Uvea and friends. ... 0 Forfeit Ball Walter David Echols and Raymond Miller each ' forfeited $10 bail in city police ' court today on a charge of being : drunk. John Thomas McBride , forfeited $10 bail on a charge of : disorderly conduct. ... Bicycles at Office A number 1 of bicycles are available at the I city police office It was stated j today. Owners may have them I by calling at the office and iden j tifying and giving the bicycle number. i Attending School John Walker of this city is attending ' officers' training school at Tort . Belevolr, Va., with the U. S. army engineers. Mrs. Walker is employed in this city in the of Oice of A. Evan Reames. ... Local Visitor Lloyd Evander has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Ray C. LeFevre, on Florence . avenue for the past few days. : Ha visited several points of in ; terest on the Pacific coast and plans to return home to Minne : sota, where he will enter the air corps next month. ; ... . Lose Billfolds Herb White reported the loss of his billfold ! containing navy papers and ' change to city police Saturday. Wesley Buoy also reported to city police that his b-own leath , er billfold containing ldentiflca ' tion cards and a considerable J amount of currency was missing. At Great Lakes Harlan D. Wiley, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wiley of Medford, who recently enlisted In the United States naval reserve as an electrician's mate, third class, is now under- 3 :olng a period of recruit training it the naval training station at reat Lakes, 111., according to word received from there. Snyder In Training Leslie H. Snyder,, son of Mrs. V. L. Sny der. 806 Haven street, who re cently enlisted In the navy is now going through recruit train ing at the U. S. Naval Training Station at Great Lakes, 111., ac cording to a press release from that post. Upon completion of training Snyder Will be assigned to sea duty or some other sta tion, or retained for further spe cialized training. His address is Co. 944, Batt. 48, U.S.T.S., Great Lakes, III. ... Plan Dinner Members of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church announce plans for a pot- luck dinner to be held Tuesday t 8:30 n. m. to honor members (St the church 80 years of age. At s meeting last week, delegates to the annual fall convention of the society to be held In Eugene, October 19-21, were selected and Included Mrs. Earl Braaiisn Mrs. Harry Myers, Mrs. Donna Taylor with Mrs. Brainerd and Mrs. rioyd Burk as alternates. m. W. W. Walker was in t-harae of the meeting with Mrs. Louis Kirby leading devotions. Mary Ann Gates sang two selec tions accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Lance. Just Folks were hostess- 6 DR. A. R. HEDGES Physician Chtroprectle Naturopathic Phone 3170 11B E. Main St " nut-UMATISM Rheumatism has caused much Intense suffering. Although this condition has attracted medical attention for years, a great num ber still suffer today the intense pain and misery resulting from this disease. Many causes for rheumatism have been given. Experience has shown that it is one of the more important of diseases. There are many typei of this disease, and its complica tions and results are far reach ing. Probably the latest theory as to its cause is -that It is an allergic manifestation to a group of related organisms. But even with this theory it Is conceded that there is related back ground. But regardless of theory there is Improper cellular elim- a' nation. Overcome this and you lave health. There is no better way of improving the circulation and producing normal nerve i function than by Natural treat-1 mnt ItcAlTij Imks ;;- PERSONAL CALENDAR Monday 1:00 p. m. Kiwanian Dames, home Mrs. William Barker, 2430 Hillcrest road. 8:30 p. m. St. Mark's Eve ning Guild, home Mrs. J. F. Fleigel, College hill. Covered dish dinner. 8:00 p m. Zonta club, Kurtz Studio, 204 North Ivy street Tuesday 8:30 p. m. Women's Society of Christian Service dinner at First Methodist church honor ing those ever 80 years of age. 7:30 p. m. Medford Dupli cate Bridge club. Hotel Medford. To Indiana Lieut. Luclen M. Smith left by United Mainliner for Indianapolis, Ind., yesterday after a week's visit with his mother, Mrs. O. D. Smith. Lieut. Smith has Just returned to the states after two months in Great Britain. ... Talks Tonight Mrs. Margaret Fabrlck will present a talk on Cathedrals of Mexico", at a meeting of St. Mark's Evening Guild tonight at 6:30 p. m. at the home ol Mrs. J. F. Fleigel, Col lege Hill. A potluck dinner will precede the regular meeting. ... In Training Pvt. Floyd Old of Medford has arrived for train ing at Camp Polk, La., and has been assigned to the 90th ord nance company, according to word received from the camp. Pvt. Old resided at 814 West Sec ond street. ... Money Removed Privates Henry M. Davis and Clarence Speire reported to city police yesterday that someone removed a considerable sum of money from their trousers which were hung in the clothes closet of a local rooming house while they were asleep Saturday night. ... Return South Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kime of 235 North Oakdale avenue had as their house guests over the week-end Mr. Kimes brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Price and daughter. Mrs. Harry Day of Sacramento, Cal. They made the trip by auto, returning south this morning. 91ST IN FIRST Major General Charles H. Gerhardt Saturday formally re viewed and inspected for the first time all units of the 91st Infantry Division at Camp White. The review took place on the division's reviewing field in the. camp area, with all troops marching past their command ing officer in full pack. Horror Drama Now On Holly's Screen Capacity crowds took up the Holly theatre's dare yesterday to see "The Ghost of Franken stein," which plays on through tomorrow night at the popular double-bill theatre. People at tending are urged to have on their persons a "faint identifica tion card" which can be clipped from yesterday's Mall Tribune. Lon Chaney, Jr. plays the title role. "Sunday Punch," featuring Jean Rogers, Guy Kibbee and J. Carrol Nalsh, plays as the supporting hit. NEW GEYSER WRECKS YELLOWSTONE ROAD Yellowstone National Park, Wyo., Sept. 28 (U.R) Candy hungry bears have squatted in the center of many a Yellow stone park highway to block traffic, but for the first time a geyser has taken over to halt motorists. Bursting through hard-surfaced pavement between Norris and Madison Junctions is a new geyser. Of continuous eruption, the geyser pours forth a tremen dous volume of gas and steam. 8. F. DAIRY PRICES San Tranclsco, Sept. 28 (U.R) Dairy market: Butter 92 score 48c; 91 score 47c; 90 score 47c; 89 scora 43e. Cheese Wholesale flats 2Vi triplets 26c. Eggs Large extra 49V4c; me dium 45c; large standards 44Vic; small 31c. Closing time for Classified ada 8 a. m To late to Classify 13:80 p. m. TJ KMED LIVESTOCK Portland. Sept. as (CP) Cattle $840. calves 3M. Xerlj Ml. eteedy. Two loede good fed eteere 114.3. Grass fit .wen U1.S0-S1JS0. Heiran tlO-tll.76. common down to M. Csn nr and cutter oowt S4-7&-46. Me4 lum to food tear cow. $7.7t-$s35. Bull, s so-sil. Oood choice mun $14-$1460. Hon 3 J 00 steady. Oood to ehotoe 176-215 pound. tl 74-S144. tv loads SIS: 230-350 pound! $14 to $14.SO. Oood m 13 75-S1S 50. Btaesp 8.000. Oood to cholc .print lamb, steady S11.50-S13. Cull to mad turn lamb, not moving. Oood feeders around S3 SO. Oood ewee scare, to $4.80, other alow. Chicago, Sept. 31 (UP) (U8DA) livestock: Hogs 13.00: actlT. 10-35c higher. Oood-ehotos 160-331 lbs. $1440-116 40: tows 14.SS-15.1. Cattl. 30.000: calm 1.500; choice fed steers and yearlings SIS $16.78; bulk other rredas S18S0 S1S38: beat better. S18S0: cutter cows to 3S. Sheep 5.000; early bids ca spring lambs 15-350 lower, at mostly $14.60 down. South Ban Franclaco. Sept, 38 (CSDA) Cattle 550. Slow, generally steady: on. load medium to good gaea ateera $18, medium graseers weak, largely $13 down; about three loads hellers $11.35. Calvea 100 Steady, two loada med ium to good rang, calves $18, sorted 30 head $13. Hogs 850. Around 30c higher; bulk and top 185-335 lb. good barrows and gilts $15 85: new recent high package 110 lb. (eeder pigs $18; good sows $18 88. Sheep 3000. Active, strong; package cholc wool Ism be 118.90. Portland Produce Portland. Sept. 38 (UP) Butter prints; A grade 51c In parchment wrappera. 83e In cartons: D grade 50c In parchment wrappera 81c n cartons Butterfat First quality maximum of 8 of 1 per cent acidity delivered In Portlalnd 53-630 pound: prem ium quality maximum of 45 of 1 per cent acidity. 5-58 pound: valley routes and country points 3e leas than first or 50y,e second qual ity at Portland 3e under first of 60 600. Live poultry selling prlc by re ceivers. Light hens 304 c; medium hens 31c: colored bens 3avi-ase: col ored springs 334c: white broilers 38c; stags 13c; rocters 13o. Portland Wheat Portland, Ore, Sept 38 (UP) Wheat range: Open High Low Close Dee 113A 113 113 113A Cash grain: Wheat: 8. white (hd. wh. app). 1144; a. white (hd. wh. no rex). 1184: white club. 1.17: western red. M84: hard red winteT, ordinary. 1.10; hard whlte-baart, ordinary, no quote. Oata: No. 88 Ib.-whlte, $33.00. Barley: No. 3-45 lb. west, $38.50. Corn: No. 3-B.T. Ship. No. quote. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Sept. 30 (UPI Wheat: Dec. lJ7j 1.38 3Ti 121V, May 131 1.81 i, l-30 .130 Wall St. Report New York, Sept. 28 U.R) Stocks and bonds were) hesitant in dwindling turnover today, while most commodities weak ened on reports of strengthen ing opposition to the farm bloc's attempts to write higher farm price parity formula into the anti-inflation bill. Hogs firm'ii to 22-year tops. Dae Mall Tribune Want sde. Sues Sailor t-' .-lsV.4; t (- Lucille Kathleen V (carta tiled a tall In Los An re lee eramet John J. Brodertek. V. 8. Navy taller, charging be destroyed her geae) name when bt obtained a moeb public bed injunction against bar -eoortahlo" ei him. Get GRAYVITA for Anti-Gray Hair Vitamin b rv hslr a nsndleaef Doet It suit vne se S' mors cldrlT thaa vowr vsarW This new snirsrU ami-erst K.ir -itamln. Calcium pan-h-thutt. ha. wow -nW pofmlsrltv foUowte. th rfpwt er Maw afpaarmt ta s Usdm. n. Anna! nupilM Tht, report ram lad that " of peraons Sratad ahowod poairiav ovt Srnro m4 a rafora of hair minr. GRAYVITA to Calcium Pintothanafa PIXS! A l.RAV VITA M at io asfaa. ef Cat rimn Panfofhsnafo PLCS das ochav aaatfa' tfamina in rha B CMBplfl igrawp Snd 4. J "aVlbnln Hi rThaunlnl. OraVt ORAYVITA bow snd taka sdnnwes of awl lofHractcr prare. Onlf Jl.SO iar I dai rrl. M V fr s Id dav supply (Ratals. tlx! ,.J , 1.00k. low Pl". 2440 Corner Mtln and Rlv. WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY B . .. f .. . V B Chinese War Picture Mm m esi22I ! ft '. 'J2 A picture as thrilling at war itself brings Generalissimo and Mme. Chiang Kai-Shek to the Rialto theatre tomorrow for a three-day run In "The Battle Cry of China," full-color cellu loid record of the struggle this mighty nation is putting up Telephone System Is Help To Workmen On . Huge Military Plane Buffalo, N. Y. (U.IB Employes working on the final assembly of the new Curtlss-Commando, largest twin-engine military car go plane in the world, have a two-way telephone system to aid them in their work. The plan was devised when It was found that due to the Com mando's tremendous size and the din of near-by shop and flight test sounds at the Curtiss Wright Corp. plant, shouted orders from one section of the plane to another were unintelli gible. The phone system proved trie answer to the handicap, enabling crews to relay messages back and forth between cockpit and tall and cockpit and wings or landing gear. The electrical Impulses for the telephone lines are generated by three small dry cell batteries in a small metal box that can be carried in a jacket pocket. A permanent telephone plug In lack built Into the Comman do's fuselage enables refueling able phone for conversation with the plane's cabin. Ersatz Schnozzle ;U There'll be no shortage of rubber noses for Hollywood's movie makeup even If movie stars' Urea ara getting thin. Here, a Max Factor Jr. make up laboratory worker demonstrates a new rubber substitute schnotsla tc replace the latex ones formerly used. It's no good for tire retread Inc. though. ag-lllWH lllllMa Nights Only 8:4-0:0O 35c inc. lax Riddles lie Inc. Tax Ends Tonltal Victor McLaglsn k Edmund Lowe in "Call Out Marines" Kisses tor Breakfast' Tomorrow Nlttl S Nltasl Plus Albert Dekker "AMONG THE LIVING" SS i. f Two Hits I l4? I Rialto against Jap aggression. "The Battle Cry of China" was filmed under fire and at the risk of death by Rey Scott, noted news- reel cameraman and soldier of fortune. The picture is classed as "sensational" because every one of its eight million thrills are true. Almost one-third of the popu lation of Panama deperds on the Panama Canal for its livelihood. Cat Mall tuna Want ada. Too Late to Classify rOB SALE Cover crop seeds. Any thing you want at the right prlc quality considered. Monarch Seed at Peed Co. FOR SALS Government wheat. Now working on third car. Place orders at once. Bring In your sacks when you order. Monarch Seed Peed Co FOR SALE MILUNO SERVICE. Peed grinding, mixing and rolling seed cleaning. A good Job Tiaranteed at competitlce prices. Monarch Seed & Peed Co. FOR BALE Include 8 perry 40 Hog Conosntrste In your grain hog ration. Faster finish and more pro fitable growth. Monarch Seed & Feed. Co. FOR BALE Field Seed of all kinds, you csn't best our quality. Mon arch Seed Feed Co. FOR SALE BASI -OOP or peach leef curl. Alao bluestona and lime. Mon arch Seed ei Feed Co. FOR SALE Try your dog on 8 PERRY 8URECHAMP MEAL. He'll like It. Monarch Seed it Feed Co. FOR SALE SOIL SULPHUR. Apply It thle fall. Keep up hay yields. Alao auperphosphate should be worked Into every new planting of clover or alfalfa. Monarch Beed Feed Co. p-OR SALE Beautiful Guernsey, 8 yeara old. BU milker, just fresh. X. B Ireland, fitewud Avenue, near Peach.- FOR SALE 1,300' of 14". 14 gauge pipe; 3.600 gallon fuel storage tank. Located Klamath River, California. P. O. Box 43, Redlanda, California. DAILY'S experienced auto body men will put your car body in A-l con dition. Dally Auto Painting and Body Shop, 30 South Bartlett. MOVING Local and Long Distance Serving entire Parlflo Coast. EADS Transfer. Dial 3838. FOR SALE Wood heating stove, smsll dressing table, cot, small rocker, eleetrlo water heater. 730 Weat 11th. WANTED Fear pickers. L. D. Bragg Orchard. Dim nnuu underweight nUH UUlln POOR DIGESTION Try Talt High StrenjtA Vfteiaftt D Tahiti Rsv-D Yesst Tablets are made by ex clusive process which Irrsdlstss yeast (richest known source of Vitamins B and Gl to add huh unit count of Vitamin O. Pleasant tastlug, lntxpsnslva, RAY-D TABLETS 200 Tablets 89c WESTERN THRIFT Mint. Daily i:.i-b:fa 'til Tomorrow Nltal One You Can't Miss! Dolores Costello Tim Holt ROMANCE In the AIRPLANTSI starts WEDI at 3 TV FOR 6 ALB Bathroom fixtures, bath. to list, hot water tank, lavretory. Used 8 months. Phone esse. LOST Spring msttresa on Spring street.' nnoer nouiy c u. Miner, Rt. 4, Box 143, Medford. Reward. LOST Black billfold. Reward. Odelle Oarrlaon. Rt. 4. Box 888-B, at Alley Bros, mill, Medford. VALLEY SCHOOL Kindergarten and Day Nursery, oexwood. on U rove Land. Ave. Pbone 5988 or 3384. WANTED 3 Olrls experienced In of fice work, stesdy employment. Must be sble to type, dictation not necessary. Apply Mr. Brown, Mont gomery Ward. POR SALE Fine Walnut Bedroom Set. nine pieces, trlple-mlrror ven ttv. bench, chest of drawers, dresser with large mirror, bed. deluxe springs and mattress, night tabls and chair. Cost $385, sell for $150 cash. See evenings only at 804 West Jackson Street. FOR SALE Circulating heater, wood and coal combined. $10.00. W. Mar tin. Dark Hollow Road. WANTED 85 Men. From SSo to $1 00 per hour, time end one-haf en Sat urday Long Job. transportation furnished, ttee Contractor at Ottos Club. Truck parked on Front St, leave around 10 a. m. Tuesday. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Phone 8310. FOR SALE Doube Metal Bed. double deck springs. Kspox msttresa. All practically new. Phone 8833. WOMAN needed urgently by working muuier. rnone 3 id alter 0 p. m. WANTED Oood used large alee bi cycle. Please notify by mall. J. w Ra,tsdale, Trail, Oregon, or Phone Trau l-F-030. WANTED 4 or 5 room house, partly furnished or furnished Two adults, no pete. Permanent. Phone 3315. Allen Hotel, Mrs. H. A. Ward. FOR SALE Man's bicycle. 533 Berry dale Ave. PEACHES FOR SALE Rt. I, Box 181. Turn left vx-st end Prune. Brine containers. LOST Large ratchet handle with 1 118 Inch socket attached; between airport and K. Central Ave. Re ward. Tribune, Box 3887. DONT BUY Until you see thle mod era two-bedroom home I Oood cement roundetlon. frost-proof gar age, place for cow and chickens. One acre Irrigated. Outalde city. $3,050. Terms. Also hsve two plscer clslms on Big Applegate with nice little home, garage and chicken house, 10 miles out. It's quiet snd peaceful here. Price $700.00. Route 2. Box 888, V, mile ok Jackson ville Highway and Ross Lane. WANTED Motorcycle. Pbone 3188. WANTED Man to saw and operate 13 to IS M. Capacity steam Saw mill. Phone 8880, Medford. FOR" BALE 13S 314-ton O.MJD. C.O.B. 07 horsepower at 8000 R P.M. Heavy Eaton rear-end. Haa winch and bed built for slab and wood hauling. Just right for fsrm or orchard utility Job. Ideal for log haul or dump work. ROOUB RIVER CHEVROLET 0th Bartett Pbone 3388. ARE YOU? If you ara one of the un fortunates who ara both ered with Poison Oak gat a bottle of M. A. today. It carries a money-beck guar antee $o you cau't lose. GET IT AT WESTERN THRIFT Mies Only Weekdays Starts at $:43 4nr-xne-c me. Tax DARE YOU? Ends Tomorrow Hital wiuiAa UJNDIOAN Z WED! 4 Days 1 HITSi ib UIWC IK $$ :kiel THUNDERCLOUD ' Iwbort FtlKER Z.J POR SALS Monarch Special hog feed. A complete raUon for growing bogs. Monarch Seed e) Peed Co. FOR SALE SS Cal. Sevens Carbine Regan, 131 North Ore pa. FOR SALE 1941 A-l Trailer House, hss Butane over range, on beater. Rt. 1, Box 85. Oold Hill, serosa river from Oold Hill. PRUNES 8481. Mrs. D. W. Luke. Pbone POR SALE Screened fir eawdust. $00 cubic ft! loads, $5.50. Pbone 5411. Union Fuel. $ YEAR ROAM Ssddle Mare, weight iiso ids, for tale or trade for aheep. L. T. Parker, Trail, Oregon. FOR RENT Apartment, also suburb an home. 304 Weat Jackson. FOR RENT Furnished modern 8 room house Large sleeping porch. Adults. $35 Murray. FOR SALE 8-Tube Radio. Oood con dltlou. Phone 8493, after 5:30. FOR SALE Milk cows, calves and meat animate. J. B. Thompson, Tsy- ior no, i mue west central point. FOR RENT Room, adjotnlrat bath. Outside entrance. Oeutleman pre - ferred. 80 No. Orange. Phone 4734. WANTED Experienced Meat Market Manager. Call Everett Faber, Cen tral roint. S650 Oood thrf room bouw. 1350 Down. $2100 nur-room modern boua. H. O. Wilson. T ChMt- cut. rnon 4044. LOST Saturday night In Mxtford brown leather wallet, containing valuable papers made out to Wes ley Buoy. 1017 8th Ave.. Lonfrvlew, waan. Keturn Kichlteia Station, Oold BUI, or mall to P. O.. Box . Mediord. Reward. WANTED Oood Safe. What have you? Call 301, Central Point. FOR SALE 1030 Deluxe Plymouth Coupe. Excellent ahape. Hanns Msler. Box 848, Loaler Lane. FOR SALE At Bargain Price One Morgan ssddle or work horse. Sound. 3. a. Von, Central Point. Pbone 8381. FOR SALE 10S8 Tudor Pontlec. Ex cellent condition. Inquire eventnga 334 Avery atreet, Pbone 8707, Ash land. AUCTION SALE REGISTERED HEREFORD BULLS and HEIFERS. Caloregon Hereford Breeders As sociation Sixth Anaual Sale. Monday, October 13. 1043, Fair grounds, Medford, Oregon, 1:30 p. m. Stock consigned by: Mountoreet Ranch, Hilt, CaU Titus Hereford Ranch, Montague, Cel.: Albert Mehlhorn, Halfway, Ore.; Whltmore ' Hereford Ranch, Pomeroy, Waah.; Wm. Blgham. Medford, Ore.; J. L. Jacobs ex Sons' Nonnandale Here ford Ranch, Malln, Ore.; Charley Bros Browns bora. Ore.; Henry Owens, Ashland, Ore.: A. B. Hoy, Weed, Cel.; Flounce Rock Ranch. Prospect, ore.; Oene Oeeren. Med ford. Ore.: Stearns Cattle Co. Prlnevllle. Ore.; Breeae, Prlnevtiie. Ore.; L. J. Horton, Klamath Falls. Ore.; Curtice Hereforda. Stevens vllls. Mont.; Jaeger Hereford Ranch, Condon, Ore. TOMORROW AMAZING! The Thrills of 10 Pictures ... and EVERY THRILL IS TRUE! Filmed Under Fire the Risk of Death ! BEE the laereda Ible (Urn that was smug glad past the Japs In bamboo poles! SEE a proud nsv tlon taka boat ing and than dish It back! SEE them mora cities and fac tories hundreds el mllaal SEE It 11 In oolorl Matinees Dally- at li4l . C I Ust Times Tonlghtl J "WIXCS tnd lh WOMAN" f 1 I with Anna Ntsgla WANTED Fruit haul to f. Cell Paber'e MAxaat, central roint asi. POR RJTNT Flat reck truck end driver. Hlway Auto Court, Phone 6232. phoenix. POR BALI "34 Chevrolet pickup. A-l eonaiuon. uooa uree, 910. will trade. Champ's, 120 X. Jackson. CLEANUP BALE while It lasts. 1 end 3 Inch lumber random widths end lengths. Purchase must be 600 feet or more. 114 per thousand. Caah and carry. R. O Stephenson Co., Court end McAndrews, Phone 3000. HELP WANTED SAWMILL snd planing mill. Includ ing ecgermen. trip men, planner end dry chain pullere, carrier drtv ere. construction end common la bor ra of ell kinds. Apply Medford Corporation Office, North Riverside, Medford, Oregon. WANTED Acreage with good springe or stream. With or without build Inge. What neve you? Send full description, price etc. Tribune Bos 1863. BOY WANTED Permanent position open to live, energetic boy 14 or 17 years for office work end er rands Prefer High School graduate, Oood pay to start Apply Mail Trib une business office. SOIL SULPHUR. gSO.OO ton. fruit sulphur )47.00. Peclflo Feed Seed Co, If YOUR FIllS OP TONIGHT Do this Try a - eorpese Vs-rro-noi. It (1) shrinks swollen membranes, (2) soothes Irritation, (3) relieves transient nasal congestion . And brings greater breathing ,9yrk comfort. You'll like wirsrc V -9 It. Follow directions ' . ' " . in folder. VA'TRO-NOl atotifsstt mm for 3 DAYS! at I Evenings at l:4S and tiOO II 11 -w.-. ue ,. ( ,x it 5E Id i a i 4 9 O Ol