.. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1943
PAGE FIVB
LOCAL and
CilUd South H. D. Remlntf-.
ton of 810 East Main St., wai
called to Pomona, Calif., Tues
day, by the critical illness of his
mother. His slay in the south
, is indefinite.
vr ...
Brinson Enlists Enlisted in
the U. 8. naval reserve Dec. 19
was James Howard Brinson, 543
Elite St., Medford. He is the 17-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert C. Brinson. Brinson enlisted
through the local navy recruiting
office, according to H. W. Crain,
officer in charge.
....
Sander to Leave Pvt. F. Cyril
Sander will leave tomorrow
morning after spending a week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. C Sander, Oakgrove district.
Pvt. Sander Is an instructor in
the Information center of the sig
nal corps of the third air force.
Drew Field, Tampa, Fla.
Major Home Major Lyle P.
Wilcox arrived In Medford Tues
. day from the army air base at
i EUensburg, Wash., to spend a
week with Mrs. Wilcox and their
two sons at the family home,
706 Dakota Ave. Major Wilcox,
who has been in the army nearly
three years, has not been home
In nearly a year.
...
Mrs. Wilson Visits Mrs.. Les
ter Wilson, formerly employed
in the office of Groceteria No. 1,
visited friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Wilson recently returned
from Portland where she under
went an operation, and is staying
at the home of her father, R. E.
Koozer, in Ashland. Mr. Wilson,
a member of the Seabees, is now
stationed in the South Pacific.
...
Complete Training Three men
from Medford and one from
r Central Point have completed
their basic training with the
army at the armored replace
ment center, tl. Knox. Ky.
according to a news release
from the school. They are Pvt.
Leon Evans, son of Mrs. B.
Olivia Evans, Central Point;
. Pvt. Lucius Lull, son of Mrs.
L. W. Lull, Rt. 2, Medford;
rvt. Floyd McClanahan, Rt. 4,
and Pvt. Robert Yocum, son
of Mrs. R. M. Yocum, Rt. 4.
.....
Sergeant Home Set. Parks R.
Shelley, Jr., arrived in Medford
Monday en route from Tyndall
Field, Fla., to his new air base
station at Salt Lake City. Sgt.
Shelley, known as "Shelley,1
graduated from Medford senior
high school In January, 1043,
and enlisted in the army air
, corps. He successfully com
Vpleted his aerial gunnery school
' and graduated Dec. 14 at Tyn
dall Field. He reports Jan. 2
to Salt Lake City for assign
ment. Sgt. Shelley is the son
of Mrs. J. E. Randies, 828 West
Eleventh St., and P. R. Shelley,
Sr., Fort Jones, Calif.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
sfrsnatanis of Distress Arising tram
STOMACH ULCERS
wto EXCESS ACID
VwBs)ltT4torfHswTnctnMrttiMrt
Meat He er It WW Cast Yea Natktea
Over two million bottles ortheWTtXARD
TREATMENT turn been gold for reUefol
symptoms of dlf tress arlsl og from SImim
ad Dwmnsl Ulan due to Sun. cM
ear DtcMtlon, In, or Upset stomeeli,
StMtliMN, Hssrtaurn. Sleeplessness, at,.,
due to Kxm, AcM. Sold on IS day,' trial!
Ask for WlUarS's Saul" which fullj
TTT1-'"- tola treatment Ires at
Jasmin's Pennywise Drug
Wainscott's Pharmacy
PARTS and SERVICE
for all
Makes ot WASHERS
and REFRIGERATORS
YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE
SERVICE CO.
21 If. Bartlett Phone 2411
HIGHEST CASH
PRICES. -Paid
fox Good Used Cars
HUMPHREY MOTORS
18 So. Riverside Dial 4980
ZERO CLUB
Out ot bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners 7:00 p. m., Jam
sxcept Sunday. Phone day
time 5300 night 0101.
Montgomery Ward
WILL REMAIN
OPEN UNTIL
:2D EDo mm.
Tuesday O Wednesday O Thursday
Christmas Eve Until 6 P. M.
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Thursday
7:00 p. m. Presbyterian Sun
day school annual Christmas
program in the Sunday school
rooms.
8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor
lodge, annual Xmas party, K.
of P. hall. This affair was pre
viously scheduled for Dee. 28,
the regular meeting date, but
was changed by lodge officials.
8:00 p. m. Fraternal Order
of Eagles auxiliary regular meet
ing at armory. Sisters will ex
change 23c gifts. Each is asked
to bring her gift with her own
name attached.
To P1T Tenigt.t The Hotel
Medford basketball team will
meet St. Mary's Academy high
school in a game tonight in the
Washington school gymnasium.
The game, the first of the sea
son for both squads, is scneauiea
for 7 p.m. John Gitzen, marine
home on vacation, will referee.
....
Klasey Here Lloyd C. Kin'
sey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Day, Crater Lake highway, has
arrived in Medford for the
Christmas holidays after spend
ing 14 months in the southwest
Pacific area. He is now enrolled
at Willamette University under
the navy V-12 training program.
To Arrive Pvt. James R. Ack-
ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Ackley,. Williams, will arrive In
Medford today to visit his par
ents and friends in the district
over the Christmas holidays.
Ackley has been stationed in
Puerto Rico, in the coast artil
lery, for the past 22 months and
tbls is his first furlough.
...
Program Tonight Children of
the Presbyterian Sunday school
will present the annual Christ
mas program this evening in the
Sunday school rooms, beginning
at 7 0 clock. The program will
be followed by a Christmas treat
for the youngsters. It is stated
that children wishing to do so
may bring a recent magazine as
a gift for servicemen in the Camp
White station hospital.
...
Fines Meted Vernon Axel
Brundstedt, 24, was given a sus
pended $10 fine when brought
Deiore citv nonce court vMterrfnv
on a charge of drunkenness.
Brundstedt was arrested in a lo
cal hotel yesterday morning. Etta
roiecat, 27, pam a fine of 110
on a rhfir0A nf riisnrrlpi-lv eon.
auct, azier Detng arrested in a
local cafe and held in Jail over-
mgnt.
...
Arrests Nnrrla TTnvnpi ftHc
40, was arrested in a local cafe
this morning on a charge of
drunkenness. Officers were rail.
ed hv military nnllrat whan rnl
Leon Poe of the 96th Division,
Camp White, claimed Glle had
stolen $14 of his money. The $14
was found on Gile and given to
the corporal, and Gile was re
moved to Jail. He was fined $10
in police court this morning.
Edgar N. Weaver, 58, was arrest
ed in a local bus depot last night
on a charge of drunkenness. He
was also siven a tm fine thi
morning.
Accidents A 1938 Chevrolet
sedan, driven hv Klrhv .1 T
of Eagle Point, a government
trapper, and an army truck oper
ated by Pfc. C. W. Todd of Camp
White were Involved In an ami-
dent one and one-half miles west
oi suite rails at the Intersection
of the highway and a logging
road vesterdav. nrr-nrH inc in
port on file. Tant was traveling
ean on ne mgnway ana trie gov
ernment truck was crossing. Rus-
seu ii. nenancKson of 804 Jack
son boulevard and Ben Anderson
of Portland drove machines in
volved in a minor mishap on
highway 99 Tuesday afternoon,
another filed report states. Hen
drlckson was driving a Pacific
Greyhound lines bus south on
the highway and attempted to
pass the 1941 Dodge sedan
driven by Anderson and gravel
ing in the same direction when
the Anderson automobile swer
ved toward the center of the
road. The accident occurred one
mile north of Sutherlin, in Doug
las county.
BUT NOT ENOUGH
Washington, Dec. 23 (IMS
The Agricultural department re
ported today that hog produc
tion after reaching an all-time
peak this year will decline by
approximately 18 per cent next
spring, four per cent less than
the reduction requested by the
War Food Administration.
The tendency to reduce hog
numbers began last fall when
farmers Increased pig numbers
by only 12 per cent over the fall
of 1842, after having reported
last June that they planned a 25
per cent increase in the fall.
Farmers last fall saved 47,831,
000 pigs, 10 per cent more than
in 1942, the previous record, and
72 per cent more than the 1932-
41 average.
The Agricultural department
said reports from farmers
showed that the number of hogs
six months or more old on De
cember 1 was greatly in excess
of the number on that date in
any previous year.
If fanners follow indicated
spring intentions they will raise
approximately 5,000,000 fewer
hogs next spring than they did
last
Livestock
Portland. Sea. SS (OT) linstock:
Cattle. 300: calvee, 35. Blow, Few
sales steady. Canner and cuttar oows
draggy. Few cutter -common steers,
S8.00a8.00: good fad steer, bald above
sit-so: eannar-cutter oowa lower to
88.00; fat dairy type oowa, S7.A0Q8.SO;
common-meaium nulls, av.uuaw uu;
medium-good veaiers, 311.003)13.00;
cnotoa Quotable to eie.oo. . .
Hoga. low. including five loads still
nacjc. early sales steady. 190-330 ids.,
S14.00e)14.30; 340-300 IBS., S13.75
14.00; 170-180 lbs., S13.508l3.7o;
lighter weights down to 313J6; feeder
pigs salable eio.ooe)ituo.
Bheep. 50. Nominal. Oood-choloe
truuked-ln lambs salable 813.50 or
above; good ewee, 84.00 a 4.50.
The North Portland Livestock Mar
ket will be dosed lor Christmas from
Friday noon. -
South San Frencleoo, Dec S3 (UP)
(DSDA LI restock:
Cattle, none. Nominal. Load lots
steers, hellers and range cows absent.
Mostly pre-hollday odds and ends she
stock. Few common cows, 30-O0Q9.5O;
oannars and eutfari, 88.00 a8.00; me
dium sausage bulla, 810.008) 10.50. ,
calves, none. Nomlnsl.
Hoga, 500. Steady. Two loads good
301 -lb. Cellforna barrows and gilts,
814.75; no 37O-3O0-lb. offered; under
180-10., weak, partial clearance; few
ISO-lb. at 313.00; medium to good
sows, Slo.OOo 11.00, weak.
seep, ooo wooied lambs firm. Quot
ed 814.00 15.00; cull to good ewes
quoted S2.50o5.50; package good year
lings, 313.50.
Chicago. Dec. 33 (TJP1 fWFAl
Livestock:
Hoga, 6000. Active. Good and oholoa
300-370 lbs, steady, and 980-800 lbs.,
o w ova mgnar, at ma support
price of 318.75; 170-180 lbs., 313.788)
13.50-. good sad choice 350-650-lb.
sows, 313.00 13.38.
Cattle, 8000: calves. 700. Strictly
good and choice fed steers and year
unga atrong to aoe nigner. common
and median, grade steers and most
grades fat heifers slow, weak to 35c
lower. Top steers, 317.00; bulk, 818.75
18.50; best heifers. 31840.
Sheep. 5000. Pat lambs and ewes
active early, steady to strone. Sev
eral loada good to choice fed western
ism os confidently held above 814.75.
Portland Produce
Portland. Dee. 3S (UP) Wholesale
market pricea:
Effira Prleee tA miwImmm. a 1
489480; A medium. 44e)45c; A email.'
88040c; B large, 4O44I0.
sew raoee to retauars in cases' A
large. 50ViS114o: A medium, 47K
4S!4c; A small, 4SH44Ho.
Beans California green, 35a,
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. Dm. 33 (UP) Wheat:
Open High, low Cloae
May SUM 31.88)4 318514 31.85H
July ik i.ss ijayt :.83u
Sept. . 1.83 IM 12 IM
Wall Street
New York, Dec. 23 (U.R)
Stocks moved lrreglarly in mod
erate trading today.
A break in liquor lsues where
whiskey "dividends" are In
volved was a feature for time.
These came back from the lows
late in the day. The early drop
followed a ruling by the New
York State Liquor authority
now wim rout rum ivar pa?
-Ml COMfOtlAIlT SNUG THIS WAI
It's so easy to wear your plates regu
larly all day when held firmly in
Slace by that "oorniort-eushion a
en tart's formula,
t Dr.Wemet'ePow- plats powder,
dar late voa enjoy 3. Economical;
enna 1000s svolrt emeu amount lasts '
ambsf 1 aaenemt of longer,
loose plates. Helps a.Dr.Wenwt'apsw- ;
prevent sore gums. derlspure,harmleas
a Largeet selilag .pleasant tasting.
111 liaiesmf riniii. ,
that whiskey could only be
brought into the state by a li
censed dealer. The recovery
came when it was understood a
leading whiskey wholesaler had
offered to handle purchases of
whiskey from American Distil
ling company by stockholders.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
Amer. Tele. & Tele 185H
Anaconda
Chrysler
Curtiss Wright
General Electric
General Motors .....
Montgomery Ward
Penn. R. R
Phillips Petroleum
J. C. Penney
Radio
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil of Cal.
Texas Gulf Sulphur.
Transamerlca
United Aircrafts
U. SRubber. ..,
U. S. Steel.
8. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Dec. 23. (UK)
Dairy market:
Butter 93 score 43, 92 score
42, 90 score 42V.. 89 score
41.
Cheese: Wholesale prices, loaf
27, triplets 27.
Eggs: Large grade A 81,
medium grade A 46, small grade
A 36, large grade B 45.
Medford men sent to Portland
last week from Selective Serv
ice Board I and accepted for
duty with the military forces
are:
Army Howard Vern Daugh
erty, Budd William Gail, Stan
ley Lewis Stark, Earl- Leslie
Stephenson and Max Kenzel
Goble.
Navy Marvin Carl Heide-
mann, Harold Smith Young,
Willard Francis Mace, and Con
rad Canute Walte.
Marine corps, Charles Hunt
Hopper.
Billfold Missing Elaine Port
er, 819 N. Central avenue, re
ported to city police yesterday
that she lost or that someone
had stolen a brown leather bill'
fold from her containing a $20
bill. She stated it might have
been taken from her purse as she
stood In-line at a local theatre
Tuesday night.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish .to express our appreciation
for the kindness and sympathy shown
by our many friends during our be
reavement. Also tor-the beautiful flor
al offerings. Mrs. B. R. wood and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Powell
ana family, penny wood.
Oat Mall Tribune Want Ada.
Too Late to Classify
LOSTA keys In leather case. Pbont
ctntm point J4-X-3.
FOR 8 ALE 1940 tady'i Orutn wteh.
rooently cleaned. Fnon 0044.
BUT NOW Save 10 on Fuller duit
mopa, wall brushei, wai If called for,
o ix delivered. oi w. and. fix
4914.
SHOWS AT 1i4S-8:4S-9:00
ENDS SAT. NITE
6IUDMCAIU1
SUNDAY! '
CONTINUOUS
SHOWS I
Saturday Sunday sa
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IV FOSTER 3sr
fM Lit,
1 lm.f 1
TBa OOrras-POT open from II
a. m. uu a a. m. every aay asc.pt
Tuesday.
LOST Schealfer lifetime pen. gold
ana Drown, in poatornce, oj eol Clara
wile. Reward. Phone 7387.
WANTED An accordion. 80 or 110-
baaa. Cash. Prion. 4470.
FOB BAUS Stroller. 17 S. Peach.
FOB BENT Unfurnished 8-room
house. 3 miles south of Medford, on
Highway 88. W. 0. Gingrich. M. 4.
Box 883-D.
ffJLTAA Slx-rm. mod. bungalow,
(JrtJUU close In on weet aide. Oak
uoore. fireplace, ou neater. Newly
painted and djoorated. Possession
now.
$530(K
-Flva-rm. mod. horn, on
east aide. Oak floors, fire
place, basement, furnace, laundry.
Double garage. Large room, fin
ished, upstairs. Possession eoon.
CARL OOTTSCHS.
T N. Bartlett St. Phone 4848.
Ton are tainted to the Christmas
program tonight at the Church el
Ood, at Raven and Holly at.
FOR 8ALE--room furnished house,
screened porch. Immediate posses
sion. Phone 1404. Terms.
GUARANTEED AUTO FAUmKO
Have good stock pre-war patnts,
only stock la southern Oregon.
Cars, Trucks, Motors, eto,
STEAM CLEANED.
All work guaranteed.
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP,
808 South Rive raids.
WANTED Press' ire cooker and Urge
immuiu, aetua. rnone
FOR SALS Bantam hens, Faatherlega.
uu ski, ina uua ate. atan.
WHOLESALE or retail, comb honey.
nuia or wrapped. Extracted nonty.
bulk or packaged. Phone 5878. Stew
art's Honey, Plum at 11th.
FOR SALE Beds, dressers, tables.
viuwe. t.ui. moaero nailery radio.
4tb houaa south Orlffln Creek
Orange.
TOT COFFEE-POT drtv-ln will be
open au day Cnrlstmaa.
FOR SALE Practically new bicycle
InnulM AIQ M n k
FREE Christmas puppies. Only three
kui iuo uie nsnt age lor me sioa.
They're cute, they're free. Come get
them. E. j. Korner, Same Valley.
FOR SALS Jersey cow. fresh In next
aay or so. y, mile west of Phoenix,
auuwm roao. a. o. ataaden.
flJOQC A 4-room houee, located on
iptWJU South Riverside, newly
conditioned, sals Includes range,
heater, washing maoblne, orer.
atuiied set, chairs and table. Im
mediate possession. Some terms.
6PEKCER-BAQLET AOENOY,
103 W. Main St., Medford, Ore,
Phone 3078 or 8803.
CABINS for rent, cheap, on Upper
Applegate. Good trapping. Tribune
aw aval.
WANTED Four Jackhammer men for
quarry work. Pacific Portland Ce
ment Company. V. Fleming. Phone
563-Y, Oranta Fata.
FOR SALE Pomeranian puppies. Real
Joy, oream and orange sable. Beat
of blood lines. Reasonable. Mrs.
Lee Smith, Applegate, Ore,
THE COFFEE-POT is open from 11
a. m. till 1 a, m. every day except
Tuesday.
LADIES' Bicycles, first shipment In
3 months. Oet yours now. Sims
Bros., 38 M. Fir. Open till 8 p. m.
WOODETTES A few left. 31.50. Elms
orxm.. m n. fit. open till 8 p, m,
Shows at 1:45 Si48 9i30
LAST TIMES
CHRISTMAS DAYI
.IP-ROARIRG ACTION!
-Plus
PISTOL
PACKIN' MAMA
Starts SUNDAY!!
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FOB BALI Almost new John Deere
3-aectloa apUtetooth harrow. 4 miles
out Crater Lake Hwy. Jeaa Richard-
eon Service Station.
FOR SALE Man world bicycle, 838.
Sea at 330 Penn.
THI COFTEh-POT drtre-ln wul be
open all day Christmas.
PIRMANRNTLT assigned officer and
wife desire furnished house. No
smoking, drinking, children or pets.
Room 318, Hotel Medford.
BICTCLB lights and flashlights with
BATTERIES. Sims Bros., 33 N. IU.
LOST 3-year-old black female Boa
ton Bull-Fox Terrier dog. Answers
to name Coalie. Reward. James Cot
ton, Rt. 1, Box 487. Medford. Ph.
8370.
FOR sale aoo ft. used buck Iron
m-ln. pipe and fittings and some
Tbompeon sprinkler heads, phone
4600 after 0 p. m.
1834 Matter CheTrolet eedan. Excel
lent rubber. Priced to sell. 118 Wll-
lamatta Ave Jh. 8888 after 8 p. m.
FOR SALE Child's rocking chair In
good condition, ew pina Ba.
CHRISTMAS candy. We stul haTa a
large assortment at me tavereiae
Market.
CHILDREN'S gamee. Lewis Super-
eervioe.
VEAL ROAST Tasty and tender. Mo
lb. LAMB SHOULDER ROAST SIC
lb. BEEP HEARTS A good meal for
a few points, 23c lb. WIENERS
Fresh and correctly seasoned, 38e lb.
HAM ENDS For seasoning. 850 lb.
NEW KRAUT ISO lb.
Fine Steaks Our Specialty.
OAKDALI GROCERY. .
OIVE models (or Christmas; planes.
jvepa, HWMi iie, uut'uiwh
Open till 8 p. m. Slma Bros, 33
H. Fir.
SYRUP All yu want tor candy
making. Riverside Market.
PRE-WAR Latex shower eurtatne.
Lewie Super-Service.
FOR Christmas give the model builder
a "Falcon Speedster" tne finest v
control gaa modal built. All balsa
wood construction. Get one at Sims
Bros, 33 N. Fir. Pa. 8473. Open till
3 p. m. tonight.
U-t TANK MODEL Give your boy
one for Xmas. 33 85 oomplete kit.
81ms Bros. Open till 8 p. m.
A HEATER for the family oar tor
Xmaa. Ride In comfort theee cold
dsys. Heatara and antl-lreese for
installation now. but doat delay.
L. O. TAYLOR OO
U3 S. Riverside. Ph. 3855.
LIL LIE'S PLACE will be closed from
10 o'clook Friday night until 10
o'olook Saturday night in order for
our employee to have Chrtstmae day
at home. Mr. and Mrs. James
Llllle.
Make Your Reservations
NOW for CHRISTMAS
and NEW YEAR
As Thsy Are Limited
CHAUCER'S MOTEL
and LODGE
Dine Dance Refreshments
CHICKEN AND TURKEY
DINNERS We eater to Army
Officers and Civilians.
PHONE GOLD HILL 474
Nights Only Weekdays starts 3:43
TOMORROW
Look What's Buzzin'!
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& HARDY
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R3S8 ISB.kg -,y
UrSHCIalS ;
Oissl. MUX '
Pasiill SLAKE
AND
Manuajtan
MfUiKO UievotD smut fl
VIVIAN BLAINE W
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TYRONE
POWER
FOR SALS 8 eparad pupa, Boston.
UKiar and small Dalmatian. Hu
mana Society.
ALL kinds of anU-freexe. Lewis Su
per-Service.
ANCHOR brand egg mash. Pa bar's, to
o. cuveraiae. Phone 4440.
FOR SALE Beet quality lire red fu
sawdust, prompt delivery. Febert
Dial 4448.
APPLES I Spltaenberg, Delicious and
Newtowns. one box or truck lead.
Last rear prices. Bring containers
Pay Leas Market. 333 8, River
side, opposite Firestone.
FOR oU beaten, new and old.
Joe J. Jones, 433 King.
WANTED Sales clerks, eafe help and
janitors. Experience unnecessary
Apply Camp white Exchange Em
ployment office.
CITY TRANSFER At 8TORAOB CO
Padded van service for Tour con
veulenoe. Phone 4854. 38 s. Fir
SYRUP All you want tor candy mak
ing. Rivaraioe atarxea.
UOVINO to ell parts of Oregon
Washington, California, by paddeo
vans. Regular service, gads Trans
fer Dtal 3833.
REPLACE your broken window giase
Ifew glass tuetsilsd while you wait
MEDFORD MILLWORK OO.
The Glass House,
Phone 4113. 10th and drape.
XMAS TREES, any sin to 13 feet
Price reduced for clean-up eala.
Pay Less Market, 333 S. Riverside,
opposite Firestone.
FOR SALE Morton's meat curing
product. Tender-quick, sausage
seasoning and sugar curs. Monarch
Seed ! Feed Co.
FOR SALE Oat and vetch bay. Big
8-wlre bales. 31.75 bale. Frank Skel
ton. Baall Lane, Box 188.
PRE-WAR leather billfolds. Bee at
Lewis Super-Servlos.
Merry Christmas
FROM THE
BARBECUE
GRILL
OPEN
DURING THE HOLIDAYS
Christmas Pay
.Special
Four 32-lb.. 5 months old Barbecued
Turkeys with All the Fixin's
Fried Chicken Italian Spaghetti
. Chinese Noodles Texas Chili
Barbecued Pqrk Spare Ribs
. ; Open Fir Grilled Steaks
"Ivwiy Morsel Gusrsntwed"
201 WEST MAIN ST-TEL 4402
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ftitt
Buy Them Any Afternoon Or Evening at
PUKNITURB MOVTMO. Regular vast
service, state or nation-wide. Pbone
8888. Davis Transfer, 40 South Fit
Street,
RUBBER-TIRED wagons, 8885. Two
leit, uet yours at suns nros xs H.
Fir. Ph. 8473. Open till I p. at
Nights Only Weekdays
Soon Open MS A' T
FRL NITE k SAT.-
KEEP 'EM
SLUGGING
STARRING
THE DEAD END
KIDS
SILVER BULLET
with
Johnny Mack Brown
Ends Tonlte
THI MEANEST MAN
IN THE WORLD
1 Plus
ARMY SURGEON
1