Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 01, 1944, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and In Grnt Pass John E. Grib ble, who was with the forest service in Grants Pass lor a num ber of years, was in that city Monday on business from Med ford. Council Meeting The city council will meet in semi monthly session in Mayor C. A Meeker's city hall office at 7:30 i tonight. Only routine business will be transacted. e Grass Fire City firemen were called at 5:15 p. m. yes terday to extinguish a grass fire at the corner of Groveland Ave., and East Main St. They reported no damage resulted. . Sergeant Leaves Sgt. Floyd G. Pence left Friday evening for Memphis, Tenn., after spending a 7-day furlough with his wife in Jacksonville and with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Minnus Pence of Central Point. At Camp Pvt. Dale Norman Planer has arrived at the in fantry replacement training cen ter, Camp Wolters, Tex., where he has been assigned to a bat talion stressing rifle, according to a news release from the camp. His wife is making her home at 249 South Riverside avenue. Dawson Here Pvt. Carl Daw son of the marine corps is in Medford visiting his wife and small son at the family home, 307 West Jackson boulevard. Pvt. Dawson has just completed his indoctrination training at the San Diego marine base. Before going Into the marine corps, Dawson was employed in Luman brothers store here. Mrs. Morgan Here Mrs. Bill Morgan of Portland is in Med ford as a guest at the home of Mrs. Warren Hamlin, 23 Willam ette street. Mrs. Morgan, a for mer Medford resident, has been in California with her husband, a lieutenant in the marine corps, who recently left this country for overseas duty. She will con tinue on to her home Sunday. Validate Stamps Housewives were reminded by the local war price and rationing board today that five additional blue ration stamps have been validated, ef fective August 1. They are B5, C5, D5, E5, and F5, in ration book four. Three additional red stamps, A5, B5, and C5, in book four, were validated July 30. j Each stamp Is worth 10 points. Here From Tacoma Adj and Mrs. Charles K. Cox of Ta-1 coma are ;in Medford for a brief Mr. and Mrs. George Town drow, 1035 West Tenth street. Adj. and Mrs. Cox are former Medford residents, the adjutant having been head of the Salva tion Army here and later direc tor of the West Main USO. The couple now serve as directors rf thft SAlvAtirm Armv in Ta coma and are en route home after a business trip to San Francisco. BIRTHS BEES To Mr. and Mrs. David, 1705 E. Main, Aug. 1, 1944, a boy, five pounds, at Community hospital. TYLE Pvt. and Mrs. Coyt, Rt 4, Phoenix, Ariz., July 29, 1944, a boy, six pounds, at Com munity hospital. Oh Mill Tribune Want Ada. MILL HANDS Southern Oregon Sugar Pine Co. CENTRAL POINT, ORE. '"'l,J!3Wf!iWfc",A 1 im ..aaaa i mm 3URG0YNE S featuring CHICKEN and STEAK Dancing Begins at 8 P. Telephone 20 1 2 for Reservations - So. PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 7:00 p. m. Past Presidents, Degree of Honor lodge, home of Mrs. J. R. Seller, 1115 W. Sec ond St. 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Post No. 1833, V.F.W. and auxiliary. Medford armory, ,, 8;00 P- m. League of Women "uicrs ooara, nome oz Airs, jus tin Smith, 21 Geneva St. . Wednesday 12:00 noon Get Together club, Eagles' hall, potluck lunch eon. Thursday 10:30 a. m. Wenonah club, home of Mrs. Eve Pixler, 125 N. Columbus Ave. Pot luck 18nch eon at noon. Members reminded to bring own table service and sewing kits. 2:00 p. m. Womans Bible class of Methodist church, church parlors. Each member asked to bring own handwork. Hostesses, Mesdames Giles, Har vey and Wiley. 2:00 p. m. Womens Relief Corps, club room in armory. SHORTAGES PERIL S Washington, Aug. 1 (U.PJ Shortages in 320 vital categories of war material are threatening to delay victory and increase the toll of lives which victory will cost, Lt. Gen. Brehon Somervell, commander of the army service forces, said today. In 90 of these categories, Som ervell told a press conference, supplies on hand constitute less than 50 per cent of minimum re quirements. Allied battle successes and the Increased tempo of advances toward Berlin and Tokyo have stepped up the requirements for weapons, ammunition and trans port, while actual production has declined, he said. He said peak production for the army service forces was reached In November, 1943, amounting to $2,122,000,000. Production In June fell to $1, 852,000,000. If requirements are to be met, Somervell said, pro duction amount'ng to $2,308, 000,000 must be reached in Octo ber. Somervell laid the shortages mainly to problems of man power. DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ELECTS STATE OFFICERS Henry Aiken of Hcppner was elected chairman' of the Oregon State Democratic Central com mittee and Celia Gavin of The Dalles was named vice-president at the committee's organization meeting in the Portland hotel Saturday. Edison Vickers of Willamina was elected treas- ure,r; Attending the meeting were Moore Hamilton, who returned Sunday and Mrs. Edward C. Kelly, who returned Monday. They were elected state commit teeman and committeewoman by their own county organiza tion. Automobile accident statistics show that at 20 miles per hour there are 12 fatalities for each 1,000 injuries, while at 51 miles per hour and over, there are 92 fatalities more than a seven-fold increase. TA WILL RE-OPEH AY, August 1 Dewey Terms Gerald Smith Race-Baiting Rabble Rouser Springfield, 111., Aug. 1 flJ.R) Gov. Thomas E. Dewey open ed his republican presidential campaign in Illinois today with a charge that Gerald L. K. Smith, America First leader, was a race-baiting rabble rouser comparable to Adolf Hitler and was seeking to "smear" Gov. John W. Bricker, of Ohio, the GOP vice-presidential candidate. Dewey assailed Smith here in I a brief comment on the an nouncement that the latter's more or less phantom America First party had nominated Smith for president and Bricker for vice-president. The report got Dewey's first and urgent at tention when he arrived here at 11:05 a. m., CWT, on a cam paign organization swing which took him into Pennsylvania yesterday and will lead him to St. Louis tomorrow. Like Hitler l At a press conference he read the following statement: "Ger ald Smith is one of those rabble rousers who, like Adolf Hitler, makes racial prejudice his stock in trade. This contemptible at tempt to associate himself with Gov. Bricker is a sinister effort to smear the republican candi date for vice-president." The America First party ac tion came after a series of blasts by Smith against Dewey, includ ing a suggestion that he resign the presidential nomination and permit Bricker, to take over. Smith is a former Protestant preacher who joined the forces of the late Huey P. Long in Louisiana and subsequently has been variously attached to the Townsend Old Age Pension movement and in collaboration with the forces of the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin. He is a powerful orator with the ability to persuade his lis teners to drop money- money in the hat after hearing him. Columbus, Aug. 1 (U.R) Gov. John W. Bricker, republi can vice presidential nominee, said today that the action of the America First group in nomi nating him as the running mate to Gerald L. K. Smith in Detroit yesterday was "ridiculous." "I will not accept such a ri diculous offer," Bricker said. "I shall not permit myself to be used in any such connection." E Value of 22 building permits Issued by the city inspector in July was $5,530, a sharp decline from the $152,835 figure for last year's corresponding month, when many defense houses were constructed. Nine of last month's permits were for the remodeling of resi dences costing $2375, five were for the reroofing of residences costing $1400, four were for the remodeling of private garages at a cost of $505, two were for making additions to businesses at a cost of $1000 and two were for the construction of private garages costing $250. COURT RECORD Los Angeles. Aug. 1 (U.R) Municipal Judge Louis Kauf man today hung up a new rec ord for traffic cases heard in one day 900. The previous mark was 700, also held by Kaufman. SORORITY PRIZES GARTER Columbia, Mo. (U.R) Mem bers of Kappa Alpha Theta at the University of Missouri here 1 never have to worry about that "something blue" tradition when they head for the altar, i Each Theta, a few days before her wedding, receives a pack ' age from one of her sorority sisters containing a slightly j faded blue garter, embroidered with the names of members who ! have' worn the "article" previ j ously. When the wedding is i over, the Theta adds her name i to the garter and sends it on to l another altar-bound member. DINNERS M. Pacific Highway 1 T AUNT'S JEWELRY New York, Aug. 1 U.R) This story had its Inception on the spotless linen of a dining room table in Brooklyn and ended, well The hero was Bobby Baldlnl, whose ambition at the age of six Is to grow up to be a jeweler like his granddaddy. Bobby decided to get In a few licks at his intended trade yes terday when he passed the din ing room table and saw thereon a diamond ring worth $275 and a wrist watch worth S65. belong ing to his aunt, Virginia Fusl. He put them In his pocket and went off to meet a pal. But on the way he met a pretty girl and stopoed for a little chat. "See what I've got here," he said. The girl (Bobby said she was about "14 or 20", was Imnressed. "My, they're pretty," she said, "but mine are prettier." The girl showed her watch '""""'land ring and the future jeweler lOWing affroxri ha ihmr worn "You may have them." the girl said, "but you must give me yours." Bobby made the swap and hur ried back home to spread the good news. The reception he eot lacked enthusiasm, to say the least. Grandpa. Josenh Baldlnl, who knows a karat when he sees one, estimated that the ring Bobby had acquired was worth 10 cents brand new. and the watch, which unfortunately had no lusides, would bring about a quarter on the open market. Volley View 4-H Will Hold Fair Coming Thursday A Four-H club livestock and home economics fair will be held in the Valley View district Thursday of this week, with the Bellview and Valley View clubs as sponsors. The fair will be at the Harry Owens ranch and scheduled for the day are various Judgini; and showmanship con tests. Classes will start promptly at 10 a. m., it is announced. Those planning to attend are asked to bring a picnic lunch and table service. Coffee will be served without charge and soft drinks and ice cream will be on sale. Those in charge extend a cordial InVilation to anyone in terested to attend the fair. MRS. FAY, EX-RESIDENT SUCCUMBS IN KLAMATH Mrs. Lester H. Fay, a resident of Medford for many years be fore the family moved to Klam ath Falls three or four years ago, passed away in that city Monday, according to word received here by friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Amidon of 730 West 11th St. and Mrs. Robert Buckles of 424 S. Newtown St. The Fay family made their home in Medford on 11th St., and Mr. Fay was a plumber. Survivors Include her husband and three sons, Lester, Tom and Jack, and a daughter, Gracia. SUSPECT IDENTIFIED IN GARDENIA MURDER Los Angeles, Aug. 1 (U.R) Roger Lewis Gardner, 25-year-old lmposter who preyed on ro mantic women, returned here from Leavenworth Federal peni tentiary on' a murder charge, was Identified today by the sis- I ter or tne victim. Gardner, said Mrs. Latona Lel i nann, was the man who took Mrs. Ora Murray riding the , night before her body was found sprawled on a golf course, I crushing a lone gardenia into I the turf. GENEVA MILL OUTLOOK San Francisco, Aug. 1 (U.R) Postwar operation of the gov ernment steel mill at Geneva, Utah, will depend on increased Pacific coast steel consumption and whether the U. S. Steel Corp. can obtain the $200,000, 000 plant on "the right basis," Benjamin F. Fairlcss, president of the corpornlir.n, told a press conference here lato yesterday. Csa Mall TTlbun Want A1. YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS ' ..l Mart. Rheumatism. Asthma. Catarrh. Piles. at? - prostata Gland. Ecieme. and all disorders Electric eyes spot all defect tive hand grenades while check ing them at the rate of 4000 an hour. Too Late to Classify HELP WANTED Personal secretary wiu km dictation. Fa. 2368. 30 ACRES placer mlna. Good J -room house. Crrelc run through, s or 4 scree tillable land. Clou In. Price HSOO cash. J. P. Boylan. 133 N. Central. Phone 4953. CASH IN A PLASH FOB. YOUR CAB Bare Time, Cash and Oaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medlord Dealer, h. S919, th and Bartlett. No Red Tape When Tou Sell to Ua. FOR SALE S email Automobile Market, lett. house radloa. 8th and Bart- FOR SALE 314 to mo. New Hampshire pulleta from blood-test-ed stock. J i.i mo. Hampshire cocker 1s, SOo each. Box 89, Morrow Rd. WANTED Man for tire service work. Permanent employment, Oood op portunity (or right party. Ph. 8277 or apply at Jennlng Tire 'Co, 339 N. Riverside. WANTED Cook, not over middle age. Must bo able to draw beer. Shut. 4 p. m. to 13 p. m. Kina Cate, Tal ent. Ph. Ashland 6980. WANTED Manager (or apt. court. Apt. free. Referencee required. Ph. 4374. FOR SALE Schick electrto retor. nearly new. Lester Hlglnbotham, 1 block east Central Point high school. WANTED Man (or tire service work. Permanent employment. Good op portunity lor right party. Ph. 3377 or apply at Jennlng Tire Co, 329 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Complete white enameled bed and dreseer. . Call 3009. CANNING plums tor sale. c lb. Wal ter Tolle. Stewart Ave. FOR RENT One large and one email apt. Desirable. Reaeonable. 704 W. FOR SALE Hudson metal fountains. 8 or 3-gal. sue. Faber'a, 34 S. Rlv erside. NICE gladlolaa. The Dreaaler'e, 1107 E. Main. Ph. 5858: FOR SALE Fisher's MorMllk. Fa ber'a. 34 S. Riverside. Ph. 4449. FOR SALE 1942 Chev. log truck. 1941 trailer, 1760 Eaton rear end. good tires. Ph. 4320 evenings. FOR SALE Good collapsible baby buggy. Call at 339 N. Holly. FOR SALE Cherry plume, white comb honey In bulk. 80c: light strained honey, one to (lve lha. 30c the lb., live to 16 lbs. 18c, over 15 lbs. 16o the lb. Bring container. Stewart, 330 Plum. Phone 6878. FOR SALE 1943 Ford log truck. '43 Fin trailer. Oood rubber. Large Timken rear end. Can be aeen at Putman's Auto court, Ashland. THE Midway Auction Co. will have a late model rrigiaiwre consignee iui this week's eale. Also a Chestardeld set consisting of davenport, 3 chairs, llhrarv table and footstool. Also sev eral Il'oor lamps and other mlaceila. neons articles. Regular lineup of cattle, horses and hogs. Midway Auction Co. K. W. Holmea, auc tloneer; N. A. Mead, clerk. FOR SALE No need of milking by hand when you can get thla 3-unlt milking machine (or ao little cost. Trade and easy terms. Get our deal on thla one. L. C. Taylor Co, 113 8. Riverside. Phone 396. BRING IN YOUR CERTIFICATES Limited number new 1944 Dodge trucks now available. We will help you with your application. L. C. Taylor Co., Dodge. Plymouth, 112 S. Klverslde. Phone 396. WANTED Purple Leaf plums. Will buy on delivered basis or will pick. Ph. 6888 after 6:30. 6-ROOM plastered house, attractive living room hardwood floor, din ing room, well lighted kitchen, service porch and laundry tray, fruit room, cement porch, new roof, enclosed yard, nice shsde. on pave- ( ment. near high and public school. Price reduced to 83750. tsno down, balance monthly payments. Also 65 acres. 30 acrea Irrigated, all tillable, 4-room house, deep drilled well, electric water pressure sys tem . on good road near Medford. look this over before you buy. Price reduced to 67500. terms. L. O. PICKELL, 16 8. Baruett. WANTED Receiving and ahlpplng supervisor. Must be able to keep perpetual Inventory records accur ately. Oood salary. See Mr. Chrysler. A-1 Brewing Co. WE STILL nave stock PRE-WAR tfcl Pont automotive finishes. Let us refinlsh your car while these mate rials last. All work guaranteed. SIMONIZINO 8 TEAM CLEANING MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 608 S. Riverside. DON'T worry about moving. For com plete service phone 4114, City Transfer At Storage, 38 8 Fir 8t. FARMERS, ATTENTION I For fast de livery or quick move of heavy ma chinery, phone 2888. Dsvis Transfer 8c Storage Co, 40 S. Fir St, FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 8-months-olrt purebred Poland China boar. Meadow Brook ranch, Eagle Point, Brownaboro highway. FOR SALE Boy'a bicycle, excellent condition, balloon tires. 1128 W. th. of Liver. Kidney i rouDie, ana oiner swm plaints disappear altar using CHINESE HERBS Removed lo Sparta Bldg. WANTED Man for tire eerrlce. Sal ary. 630 per week. Apply Mr. Brown, Montgomery Ward. FOR SALE Old growth (Ir wood, (4 tier, delivered in 8-tler leads. Write Ivan Governor, Gold Hill. WILL CARE for aged lady In my pleasant home. 870. Phone 31671. . Ashland. FOR SALE 1930 Studebaker Presi dent 8. Low mileage, extra good tin's. Sell car or Just engine. Also good home-made tractor (or sale. Ed Williams. l'i miles west Rocky Point bridge on Old Klver road. rOR SALE Circulating wood heater. uooa condition, uau A&mana 749s after 6:30. FOR SAI.E Automatlo pressure sys tem. 1 rn p. (1. E. siiLjle phu&e mo tor. UloQ-gallon centrtfial pump, 60-gallou etoel tank. May be aeen at Talent echool. FOR SALE 12x14 tent, used car bat tery. Rt. 3. Box 365-B, Rosa lane. FOR SALE Three registered Hereford bulla, uomtno and Heimunt breed ing. Also cows with calves and some to freshen early fall. These cattle are some of the best bred stock In the west, and young. Howard cT. Parks, Rt. 1, Rogue Klver, Ore. NOTICB Under a new policy of the Chev rolet Motor division It will be pos sible to Increase our allotment of trucks. With your cooperation we can get a good share o( thla In creased allotment but we win have to have your application at onoo to be able to participate In the ad Justed program. We have the blanks. Come In and we will make out the proper application (or you. If your needs aro essential you will be rea sonably sure of getting a truck. ROGUE RIVEK CHEVROLET. 9th and Bartlett. Phone 3288. THE HOME OF HIGHER GRADE MECHANICS LOST Oaa "A" ration book. Alfred E. Murray, Box 149, Talent, Ore. APR1COT3 for salel V4 mile south of 6. O. S. ou Myera lane. Earl Or chards. SEE the new Bolens Huskl garden tractors now ou display and balance of thla week at Cullen Motor 4e Implement Co, 133 8. Riverside. FOR SALE Victory bicycle. 817.50. van bwi alter 0. FOR RENT 4-rm. house. Rt. 1, Box 108. 8. Peach St. WANTED One platform scale In good condition. Please write William P. Lange, Kt. 4, Box 384. POOAA 4 rooms, aleeptng porch yaCOuu and bath, southwest part 01 town, a stoves go witn place. ffJOAA 8 rooms and sleeping $JlUU porch. Ilreplace: one-room cabin In back. Large lot. Went part or town. H. N. Lofland. Broker, 335 South Oakdals. FOR SALS1 Garden hose. Fresh etock Just arrived. Monarch Seed as Feed Co. PLANED BLOX Big end clean. 85 60 per loan Menrord Fuel Tel. 8111 GOLDEN JUBILEE canning peachee, ei.ou lug. rTanxuna urocery. m U.-viat9 Six mmm Showi Daily at 1:43-6:43-9:30 i 4 Days Starti Wad. OUR SPECIAL . . . 2 BIG FAMILY FEATURES Back By Popular Demand u II RUNAWAYS FROM HOME AND DISCIPLINE. ..CRIME BIDDEN YOUTH RAGING IN utNANUt Ur ALL LAW! jew . m T ft' TEXAS H RANCFRC.Lw. RIDE AGAIN! C TO Till aa e W "toucan 'um iiittii 1 ( mm, i . MiMt mmaitari.ttiai Last Timti Tonightl "THE IMPOSTER" Jaan Cabin Pluti "THE GIRL FROM MONTEREY" a a? m . Mm mwws V s FAMILY HIT Ifeg No. 2 Re7Ta If ' .1 Tutiday. August 1, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIYB WANTED The beat car 1400 cash will buy. Phone 6700 or 1630 W. Main. FOR SALE Storage containers, pints. quarte. round and square. Monarcn Seed A Feed Co. JUST received ahlpment all kinds leatner work glovea. uaxoaie uro cery. FOR SALE Phenothlazlne, the best wormar for poultry, sheep, swine. Monarch Seed 1 Feed Co. A GOOD supply of Unseed and soy bean oil meals on hand. Get youre while It ta available. Medford Feed 81 Seed Co. WAITRESS wanted. No night work, no Sunday work. Best of wagea. Berrydale Restaurant, 1513 N. Riv erside. Phone 9016. WHITE cotton sacks, unbleached lOo, bleached 15c. Medford Feed 4i Seed. GOLDEN Jubilee canning peaches. 61.69 lug. Franklins Grocery. FOR SALE Dr. Roberts Tetertnary remetlltft for livestock. Complete line. Monarch Seed Se Feed Co. FOR SALE S acre on Ropue. Good fishing and hunting. Sea Hunt, I'-i miles north Shnriv Cove on Crater Lake highway. $250. FOR SALE Oardin cultivator! Juat arrived. Monarch Seed te Feed Co. FOR SALE! One new Ice-green for mal, pise 13; pink plush houaecoat, 13: Italian guitar Phone 6936 or call at fiat! 6. Central. JUST received ahlpment all ktndi leather work glovea. Oakdale Gro cery. FOR BALE Oalvanteed founta and feeders, shipment Just received. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. FOR SALE New potatoes 1 cent and up. 1 li miles W. Central Point, P. D. Lofland. ATTENTION, PLEASE. LOOK THESE OVER Late model uaed enrs OPA prlcea. Large supply famous Dayton-Mc-CI are n tires- Bring In your certifi cates FogllghU, Prestone, flood year bat terle. Buy now while stock Is avail able. 8e at A. Z. TUBBY DEAN'S. Tour Pontine Dealer, Richfield Station. Dial 3943. 6th and Grape. Buy More Boi.ds. FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir slabs, green 6 ti load 96.AU Med ford Fuel. TeL 8111. 1133 N Central. FOR SALE We always havs a few later model used cars on hand See ua before you buy. Crater La.lt Mo tors. FOR SALE Now 'a the time to worm your layers. Try the flock method using McClellan's Krumbles right In tha feed. Monarch Seed is Feed Co. JUST received, buck-akin, whlta mula and full grain leather work glovea. Oakdale Grocery. The SHOW THRILL of your LIFE- DOORS M STARTS TOMORROW Tlf '-nM ii " ' ii "'., one and -' ; i ii ... j 4 jj I j 'uw'"Nom "An" .1 for fr",JiL JT? 4 W r. . 1 I J HIDBIRT MARSHAU PW?1 JnOm 0 SJTaTfirWjTYLlll' . J.'TlBeiaeaermJaiJ FOR SALE Bug repelling light globe. Monarch Seed 5 Feed Co. WANTED late model used care. Highest prlcea paid for good, clean automobiles Crater Lake Motors. WANTED Pasture (or sheep, meadow fiasture alfalfa or good stubble lelda. Can handle any amount. V J. Phlllppl, Hotel Orand. Medford. FOR SALE Oil tank and copper pipe. Phone 6935. NOTICE: For sale Gravenstetn ep plea, nice slza, 60 lbs or over, 7c lb. delivered In town. Phone 6581, Wlthrow. FOR SALE Doe foods, all papula brands, fresh bulk. Monarch Seed ta Feed Co. 1 JUST received, buckskin, white mule) and full grain leather work gloves. Oakdale Grocery. REPLACE your broken window glass. pew tiiass installed wnne you wait MEDFORD MILL WORK CO, The Olaas House, Phone 4113 10th and Orap. ' FOR SALE Rabbit alfalfa, the finest you ever saw. Monarch Seed 4 Feed CO. tlt New Treatment Www) Gets Real Results Anyone who liM erai hd Pin. Worm knows hovr tormenting and embarraVMtnC tliia affliction can h. and how hard It (a to eliminate tha uglr crawling- creature one tKy get a foothold ioiide the bodyv Million of people rich and poor, ehll Arm and grown-upa liava anlTrd In fll Uncm with the mlaeriei of Fin-Worm, and docton hav tried for years to find a way to deal with this peat, Old-faa atoned worn "syrupa" uaually don't work on Pin -Worm. Todar. thank to an Important ictentiA dtacoverr (a remarkable drag; known aa gentian Vsolct). a nu and highly getivm treutmtnt hat been hailed by doctors. Thla drug la the vital clement In P-W, the new Pin-Worm tablets developed by the labora tories of Dr. D. Jama A Son. America's leading epeelaliata in worm medicines. P-W" makes it euy to deal with Put Worms. Thi mall, convenient P-W tab lets met in a special way to destroy the creatures. Don't take chances with Pin Worms I Just ask your drutneiat for P-Wt and be sura to follow the directions, PW means fin-Worm relief 1 USED GARS Modford'i Largest Buyer Payi Highest Prices CASH AT ONCE "If it run we'll buy it" HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980 onlyD"-fS; ,neysgreai-K-v;V est picture ff. ..aglow with Wl miracle beauty 'Kr! matchless W irrimenT, magic a .- melodies . .' gay with the pranks of Dopey .and t, happy little pals! f. OPEN 1:45 J. H. Leong, Herbalist Phon 3817 aeBbeteaaVaBM