Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 24, 1944, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and PERSONAL Kara From Utah Mrs. E. J. Adair of Enterprise, Utah, ar rived in Medford Tuesday to visit at the borne of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meyer, 41 Barneburg road. Barber Hera George Barber left Monday after a five-day leave in Medford with his fam ily and has returned to Farra gut, Ida. He was accompanied north by his wife and son who will visit in Portland. t Homo for Holiday Miss Betty Frey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Frey, 820 East Main street, arrived in Medford re cently to spend Thanksgiving with her family. Miss Frey Is a tophomore at the University of Oregon. Plan Tea The Phoenix Thursday club announces that a silver tea will be held at the Phoenix Presbyterian church Tuesday, Nov. 28, between the hours of 3 and S p. m. in cele bration of the 20th anniversary of the club. Announce Bazaar Women of the Methodist church will hold their annual bazaar and dinner meeting in the church parlors Friday, Dec. 1, it was announced today. Sale of Christmas gifts, including aprons and baby CALENDAR Friday 8:00 p. m. Daughters of Un ion Veterans, armory, for nomi nation of officers. Saturday ; 1:45 p. m. Special business meeting Crater Lake chapter, D.A.R. at Girls' Community club, followed by meeting and tea at 2 p. m. in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the chapter's founding. All former members of the organization are extended a special invitation to the tea. . Post Bail Fred Sargent post ed $5 in city court yesterday for driving without an operator's license, according to a police re port. e , e Victory Club Notice Victory club members of Reames chap ter, O.E.S. are asked to bring their donations to the apron and bake sale by 9:30 Saturday. The sale begins at 10 a. m. and will be at the postal sub-station located across from the Cra terian theater. Dolls Needed Junior Red Cross needs dolls to redress for refugee children, it was an nounced today. Anyone having dolls in good repair which they will donate for the project is Building Permit A. M. Ford, 1209 North Riverside avenue, made application yesterday in the city recorder's office for permit to erect a shoe repair shop at an estimated cost of $1500. e Fined Olaf Redahl, 54, was fined $10 in city court yesterday for being drunk on a public ntrAAt nronrrllnif in a nnltrA ra. port. - William Lewis Mulberry,! 32, was fined $10 for disorderly conduct. e On Furlough Pfc. Leroy Neff, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Neff, Jacksonville Star route, arrived here recently to spend a 20-day furlough with his par ents. Pfc. Neff has been station ed at Bend, Ore. - Returns Home Jim Tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tuck er, 315 North Holly street, ar rived in Medford from Eugene for Thanksgiving. Tucker has left his studies at the University of Oregon and is awaiting induc tion into the service in the near future. Here For Thanksgiving Miss Paula Blanton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Blanton, Rt. 1, and Miss Betty Mack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mack, Barneburg road, were visitors In Medford over Thanksgiving. Both girls are freshmen at the University of Oregon. clothes, and of cooked food will . asked to take them to the junior j j ' wiu ue j headquarters, 222 West Sixth street, Holly theater building. served during the noon hour and dinner will be served be ginning at 5:30 p. m. E RETURNS AS U AL: MANAGER Max Henne, former station manager at United Airlines in Medford. arrived this week to resume the position at the Med ford airport. Henne has just re turned 18 months in Alaska with the Air Transport Command. ' Jack Meyer, who has been sta tion manager during Mr. Henne's absence, has been transferred to Monterey and will leave after completion bf a vacation here. United Airlines has completed a military aerial supply route for the Air Transport Command under exceedingly difficult con ditions, according to a recent re lease from the war department. Effective immediately, at the re quest of the Air Transport Com mond, United is terminating. its flights between Seattle and An chorage, Alaska, so that it may transfer personnel , from that route to the trans-Pacific opera tions which it helps conduct for the ATC. The latter have become increasing! y Important with the increasingly important with the operations in the Pacific. - Mrs. Henne is expected to ar rive in Medford in the near future. ' RADIO SERVICE AND TELEVISION CO, S. Columbus oii Stewart ave. We have many Items (or Xmu Radios, baby carts, electrical trains. 16 mm. projector, dishes, electric 8ultar. Many other Items. We also uy anything in music. See us. Our prices are right Crystal sets. In tercommuniUoa systems. P. O- BOX Bt)0. SARTBOARDS Two sizes. Several games on one board. Yes. we have extra DARTS. SIMS BROS., S3 N. Fir. APPLES Delicious. OrUey. Newtown. 50c per box and up. Bring contain ers. 1111 S. Oakdale. FOR SALE One purebred Short horn cow and b purebred Kolstein: also one registered- Holstein biul. 3a years old. good disposition. 1 mile south of Phoenix, hwy. 89. Oscar Tyscn. TOR SALE 13 Petaluma electric ln cubators; S SOO-capaclty electric brooders. Chas. L- Davles, Box 01. Phoenix. FOR SALE Table model radio, Bobby Jones golf clubs and bag. walfle iron. 131? Queen Ann, apL above garage. TRUCKS SMI TON TO IOITT.nVI TONSl BUSM, nu ArrAxAnis MOTORS 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 Hawkins Leaves Edward H. Hawkins, MM2c, left recently to report back to San Francisco for duty with the navy after having spent a 20-day leave with his parents, Mr! and Mrs. C. A. Hawkins of Jacksonville. Hawkins has been in the navy four years, having seen active duty in the South Pacific. In Hospital Flight Officer Archie Laing, formerly of Foster and Kleiser Co. in MedfoJd, is now in Dibble General hospital. Menlo Park, Cal., ' recuperating from wounds received when his glider plane made a crash land ing in the invasion of France, according to word received here Flight Officer Laing returned from overseas six weeks ago. His wife, a telephone operator in the W a c, is stationed at Hamilton field, not far from Menlo Park. DANCE EVERY At the Picturesque WAGON WHEEL PAVILION 4 Miles from Medford en Griffin Creek Road Dancing Starts at 9 Swell Music Good Floor Lots ot Fun Come Out and Meet Your Friends ' STEVE BAKER and DAVE GOULD Graduates Lt. George W Rohrer recently graduated from bombardier pilots' training school at Carlsbad, N '-M., ac cording to a news release from the school and will now aid with the training -of flying xadets at the Carlsbad field. Lt.. Rohrer returned to this country last February after duty in the Medi terranean theater as a B 17 pilot.. He was shot down over Greece and escaped by way -of. the underground. Before going into the air corps Lt. - Rohrer was with the. 29th engineers' corps and was at Pearl Harbor . during the Japanese December .7 attack. Mrs. Rohrer,. the for mer Doris Mae Myers, accom- i panted her husband to New. Mexico and the couple reside at Carlsbad. Lt. Rohrer Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rohrer, I 214 West Jackson boulevard BOTH i.f&M aaj. SAT : mite iffffi y MB IE (Ml IN E KICK'S Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music Dancfog Hours 9 p. m, 'Till a.m. Assigned T. Sgt. Joe Earlev. Jr., has been assigned to the ; army air base at Santa Ana, Calif., according to word re ceived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. joe Earley, Sr., Holland Hotel. Sgt. Earley recentlv re turned to this country after 28 months in England with the Eighth Air Force and was as signed to the Santa Ana base from the reassignment center at Santa Monica, Calif. . e Minor Accidents Passenger cars driven by Mrs. Jack E White, 531 Palm street, and Ves ter Simmonds, 509 Plum street. were involved in a minor acci dent Thursday on North River side avenue, according to a re port on file. Passenger cars driv en by James Little, 1110 East 11th street, and Perry Lee Kin ger. 111 Elm street, were in volved m another minor col lision Thursday on Central avenue, according to a second report. e a . On Leave Malor William (Red) MacDonald and Mrs. Mac Donald left here this morning for Santa-Monica where' Major MacDonald will report to a re assignment center, after spending several days In Medford. Major macDonaia, a graduate of Med- tora high school .and Oregon State college, has recentlv re. turned from 28 months overseas where he went throueh the African campaign and Dart of the Italian campaign. Before en tering the service Major Mac Donald was coach of Vernon la high school, Oregon. His son, " imam, jr, is attending school In Salem. . . . EVER SHADY SOLD TO TEXAS COUPLE fOH RENT 2 rooms, bath and basa ment apt Adults only. No pets. 10 Quince. WOODBURNING SETS An Ideal gh lor the younger boy or girl, oUH BROS.. 23 N. Fir. FOR SALE One acre on Rogue.' All u in Die, 100 it, on river. Just off Crater Lake highway near Trail. Call Trail. 1121. FOR SALE Bungalow upright Klm- unu piano; exceiieni coaaiuon. cau Trail Ul. Gates. SRlNGLKR Wood or composition. wants work. Tribune, Box 90. WANTED to rent, small piano. Phone 3633. . fOH SALE No, 3. i trap, pr. mow. shoes, new waterproof logger's coat. coal Estate Heatrola, misc. tools and household furnishings. BQ Spring St. Telephone 4318. - CAOWNERSlBlxchange ot burned WANTED Santa Ctaus wants tricycle ftsr3'fr-yar-olrf boy. Phone 4627. FOK RENT 3-room modern furnished house, close to Jr. Hi; newly dec orated. Price $20. A. W. Walker. Real Estate FOR SALE Singer sewing machine, antique crocheted bedspread, cro cheted fascinator, leather jacket, adjustable metal slack stretcher Tel. 3423 evenings. FOR TRADE for electric Iron. 2-Durn-er electric plate, l. I. Fen ton, Phoe- nix. Ore. WANTED Man with buzt saw to saw dp pile of wood. J. L fenton, Phoe- nix. Ore. FOR SAL 'SO Willys Overland dan with radio and beater. Must sell by Saturday. 10 a. m. Alto Zenith table model radio. 339 Jcanctte St.. Medford. Ore. ; LOST Gasoline A ration book.' Re ward. 532 S. Fir. Verlenla Pitta. LIVESTOCK AUCTION at Pavilion. Phoenix, Ore., every Saturday, com mencing at 1 p. m. sharp. We are selling lots of livejtock at our reg ular Saturday auctions. It will pay you to sell at a well-established market. Our sale force consists of men thoroughly experienced In sorting and feeding your stock. Our buyers can absorb any amount of livestock at Its hiRhest market Srlce. SOUTHERN OREGON LIVK TOCK AUCTION CO. Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer, out generators for heavy dutv re winds. Guaranteed one year. Sev- Rlv erln Electric, 1303 N. aignai station. tiverside at TRAILER for sale; 6.00x19 tires, 6- piy. rnonc a..w, ajier Q p. m. XACTO KN1FB sets. Just what the boy (or girl) that builds models Is looking for. The periect gift for the model airplane builder. A size and nape for every purpose. SIMS BROS., 33 N. Fir. $4300" MEDF0RD MAN TO WORK ON HAWAIIAN PROJECTS Russel S. Loeau. Medford h gone to Hawaii to work for the army engineers on an important miliary construction assignment according to word rprnlvoH here today from the Seattle dis trict U. S. army engineers. He wiu work as a civilian on con struction of an army hospital and other projects being built In Hi-wail. Sale of the Ever Shady Auto court, located on the South Pa cific highway about three and one half miles south ot Med' ford, to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hen drix, formerly of Lubbock, Tex. was announced today by Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cantway. ..The Cant ways, who operated the court for the past seven and one-half years, plan to move to Salem to take up residence. Mr. and Mrs. Hendrlx came several months ago and for time resided in Washington. Ar riving in Medford, they were so delighted with the Rogue River valley that they decided to buy property and remain. In addi tion to purchase of the auto count, the couple have bought a farm. . ' ... Mr. Cantway reports the sale was made through W. S. Graham of the Valley Real Estate com pany. .; ENGINE RIDE KILLS HAWK Kansas City (U.P.) A train from Texas steamed into the Kansas City union station . re cently with a prairie hawk perched atop the engine. The bird had a four-foot wing spread and director William T. A. Cully of the local zoo was called to -find a. place for. him. The bird had suffered a broken wing. En route to Cully's cages, the hawk died. Cully attributed death to shock apparently induced by a train ride of .approximately BOO miles from its native haunts in Texas. FOR RENT Portly furnished house on Reese creek. Crater Lake high way. Phone evenings, Eagle Point. WANTED Small electric phonograph. wool rug, oxia. pwone au. FOR SALE Leghorn breeding cock erels. McMlnn Poultry Farm, Hwy. bo, Asnianq city umita. FOR SALE Commercial . fattening battery, . aeciu. uwea, pnoae FOR SALE Prewar bed. Innersprlng mattress and coll springs. In good condition. Call at 131 Tripp. FOR RENT 3-room mouern furnlsh ed house, close to Jr. HI. newly dec orated. Price S30. A. W. Walker, Real Estate. FOR RENT Strictly modern furnish ed apartments. Garages and laun dry. AU utilities snd heat paid Rca- sonable rates. Phoenix Cottage Court. 4 miles south on mgnway uu FOR SALE: House to be moved Small, neat three rooms, complete - with toilet and shower. Hot water tank, sink, drain board and built- Ins. Phone lliXl. central foint. FOR SALE Four-room house, hard wood floors, gas. floor furnace, laundrv Ira.. Thi home built In 1943. fine condition. Terms, S1.027 cash, balance S37 per month including taxes and Insur ance. No. 330-A. ClTCfi-Five-room home, well lo y4lww cated on paved street; west side; 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, fireplace, garage, woodshed. Large lot Place In good condition. Terms. No. 229-A. ffQAA 7 acres, 3 acres In pears. syilvlvU balance In fine stand ot clover: all under Irriga tion. Medford city water at property line. Located on oiled road. No. 300-B. - fftflflA HI acres, Bear creek bot O'gUUU torn soil: good 3-room modern house, good chick en house, small barn full of hay. fruit room, 2-car garage. This place in line conumon. lermr. JMO. aiao- -40 acres, located close in on oiled road: loam Boil. 10 acres in full- bearing1 orchard: all under cultiva tion. S-room modern home. 2 barns. granary and garage. This place is very oroaucuve. wo. sai-u. SPENCER-BAGLEY AGENCY, 102 W. Msln Street, Phone 2070 or 6802. $15,000- WANTED'37 or '38 Chevrolet sedan. Mutt have good rubber. Box 83, Tribune. KIDDIE-SCOOTS for the Utile boy or girl (Hi to years). Comes In several styles airplanes, trains, ani mals, etc. Well made, with steel axie. sims pkus., aa in. nr. FOR SALE BlcvclM. balloon tlree, one Junior size. Murrey s Bicycle Shop. rOR SALE R. C. A. -Victor 8 -tube 'a bine t radio, perfect condition; hospital bed, Simmons single cot. Single bed, small wood heater, elec tric heater, washing machine, two portame Raivanuea uius, new sin pie , mattress, canned fruit. F. M t'orlles, 117 S. Laurel St Ph. 2876. FOR SALE-rTwo-wheel nouse trailer In good condition; MOO. 006 S. Holly WANTED A brush burner""in good condition, near ureeK urcnaros. VICTORY "CLllB anron nn'A bake sale, snturaay. kov. dz, at rosi uuice sub station, frlday. Not. U. 1944 MEDFORD KAIL TRIBUNE- ELEVEH CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR ftave Time Cash and Oaa Call Automobile Ma met. Friendly aledtoro Dealer ph SO 19 flth and Bartlett No Red Tape When Vou Sail to Us WANTED RAW FURS. Highest cash prices p a i a for. musnrat, mink, bobcat, etc. See us for your gam traps. We also buy, hides, pelts, wool and mohair. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE, 87 N. Grape. Dial 3744. WE BUYEM WE 8ELLEM Come In and See Them 1939 Pontlae Sedan. 103d Pontlae Sedan. 1136 Plymouth Sedan. 103S Plymouth Sedan lD3d Nash Sedan 193d Studebaker Sedan. 1D29 Model A Roadster. New supply Dayton-McClaven 8-Ply Tires Bring In Your Certificates Vaoooyear tanneries r oa ljios A nti-freeie Heater Hose Get Ready for Winter Now ' A Z r,Tubby" DEAN I Your Pontiao Daalar ' Richfield Station. Dial 2042 i 8th and Grape Buy War Bonds ADAH S BEAUTY bAl UN All Rinds hi beauly service Permnente a I specialty Ph '2664 .20 N Central HELPS YOU OYERCOMI FALSE TEETH LOOSENESS and WORRY No longer be annoyed or feel 111 at east because of loose, wabbly falsa teeth. FASTEETH, an improved alka line (non-acid) powder, sprinkled on your plates holds them firmer so they feel more comfortable. Soothing ond cooling to gums made aora by exces sivo acid mouth. Avoid embarrassment caused by loose plates. Get FAS TEETH today at any drug store. iinimi.T Night Only Weekday . Doors Open 1:45 6:45 Mats. Sat Continuous Sua. $2800" Cash a-bedroom house, ga rage, laundry trays shrubs, oil heater, electric refrigerator, fully furnished with Iood furniture Located on Alice St Ictor C Sether. Brophy Bldg WAITED 2d hand "Glbsonguitarhl good condition. Writ Tribune, Box 4563 SEPTIC tank and cesspool cleaning; sanitary equipment, fnone biyb. ENDS SATURDAY NITE1 PLUS "THE DRIFTER" Great Way to rtlltv stuffinttt, Invite Sleep If not fills up Tonight It's wonderful how m Uttle Va-tro-rwl up each nostril relieves stuffy transient congestion. Also relieves distress ot bead colds I Follow directions in folder. V1CKSVATRO-NOL SAi.E 95 USED CARS Largest ttorli in southern Oregon to chnte from Went tb clone nm entire -tenk 1 (4 Shulle 324 N Riverside . FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN Sea ' THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central A Polncer Firm FARMERS. ATTENTION I Is your hai-n Int murlrlu!) Msastrt at flnn In our barn, wo have rough 2x12 for you, this purpose. Very reasonable. How Clusuig time toi Sunlay Too Lett to plMMlfv o 30 Saturday ejteruuou PIpHse remember Too Late to Classify YOUNG GRANDPARENTS Reading, Mass. (U.PJ Proba bly the youngest grandparents in Masachusctts are Fair Fairneny, 37, of Reading, and his 38-year-old wife, parents of Charles Fairneny, 21, father of a daugh ter born recently. TRUCKS CARRY PHONES Boston (U.R) The Boston Consolidated Gas company has .11 trucks equipped with two-way telephone sets which cruise the city and answer emergency calls by housewives. During one "air raid," the trucks responded to 100 "incidents." The total REA rural electri fication loans for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1944, amount ed to approximately $33,800,000, the U. S. Department of Agricul ture stated. , C9AA Modern country Horn; JDjUu Bood clover pasture fam- tly orchard, good outbuild- lngs. Owner leaving, Immediate ff 47 Cft Modern three-bedroom 34 1 DU hoome, close In: hardwood v floors, fireplace. Owner leaving, must sell. Immediate pos session. H. O. WILSON, 7 Chest nut. Phone 4044. 200 acres Brownsboro dls- 3500" trie, dwell In at and out- bulldlnes: 15 acres farm. balance brush and grazing; lots of outside range. Ideal for sheep or turkeys. A real buy at this i oftft urnrtti atntMc Included. Carl Y. Tengwald, Realtor, Holly Thatr nine. easel BLACKBOARDS Wall, desK types, ricie oui "arid supply ui r Fir. vnun now united. SIMS BROS., 33 M. $4600' AS acres Phoenix district. Complete set buildings. M b tm rumvAted. 14 acres tree water, balance pasture. Some terms. This is worm idoiiih Carl Y. Tengwald. Realtor, Holly Theater bide. rOR SALE 1937 Olds 4-door seoan: 4 mi. from Big Y market on Old p.cirif. hwv. fiat. Porter. REGISTERED Doberman Pins cher pup. Internauonai cnampum bum:, Phone 2570. vTto cat c t, irirMv rurtmcer: alsc amaryllia bulbs. M. B. Clover, Rosa Lane. i.vt 7rD O nmu nn.n far business rr.m .nil ltincheS. OOOd hot chill. Pkg. Ice cream. 19 N. Fir sL DREAMLAND OLD TIME DANCE FOR YOUNG AND OLD! T Hours 9 'Till R.memberi ONE ADMISSION for rOTH DANCES . Merrick's and Drtimlandl FOR SALE 20-acro ranch; Jl acres - in laro, 9 acres In oats and vetch: all under Medford Irrigation ditch new o-room modern nouse ana util ity porch, new water pressure sys tem, large barn, 16 by 86. Ranch all hog tight in five different fields. Will sell with stock and furniture or without. Located at end of South Peach St. Box 117. Cosh or terms. if4 YOUR car can be fixed, we can do it. Good equipment, years of ex perience, piua reasonaoie prices. Chamo'a Oaraea. 311 E. 5th. XCK-ACK!" guns and machine ' jruns-- a raw ier uei vour dov nis "racic- a-Jap machine gun now. SIMS BKua., aa n, rar. RUMMAGE) SALE American Legion Auxiliary, novemoer au ana aw, cor ner of Main and Holly, Good reac tion of clothing, etc, Donations ap predated. TOR AGE SERVICE Two - story brick bide. Furniture carefully handled. Personal lockers. City Transfer v storage, mono 40.4, jb a. rir si. TOY WHEELBARROWS Three "sizes to choose from. $1.70 and up. SIMS BKwa., n, nr. FURNITURE MOVING. Reeular van service. State or nationwide. Phone 2688. Davis Transfer Ac Storage Co., 4U s. rir st, about some rough 1x6x16 for fenc Ing? No priorities needed. cAmeron-moffitt LUMBER CO., Riverside and Bnrnett Rd. Ph. 0462 FOR SALE ModeTA, 1030; motor fe- Doren; o gooa urea. 19;U Stuilo.; body and upholstery excellent; S new recaps. Box 305 -B, noss ijono, FOOD and RUMMAGE SALE Sat ur dny 25th, Townacnd club, corner Main and Holly sts. LOGGERS. ATTENTION Just reeelv- ed another shipment 16.000 Eaton two-speed axles. Have one Installed In your truck now, L. C. TAYLOR CO., 113 S. Rtvarside. Phono 20(15. KEPl.At'K vnui iirnKrn winauw glass New glass innlatied while vou wait MEDKmn Mil. I WORK CO. The 1 4 lass House Phone 4112 ' lUth and Ore pa -J L- AMERICA'S No. 1 Pin-Up Girl! . , COMING ssJ. . I SUNDAY! , I rDAYsi ' 1 i m eian I a - I . . I fkJRABLE : m tCr ill 1 ; U 1180 Oak St., Ashland , tvi - . j NOV. 25 llTW-s Everybody Invited ' . r A f I For a Good Time. yyjlsiyffi fl Our Next Dance Will Be 'C JpffiTi - Dec. 30th rgsrtaf r STARTS SUNDAY Let Us Refiniih Your Car Rlsht. ONE shon uslnd best DU PONT PRE-WAR MATERIALS. 10 Years Same Location. MITCHELL J"AINT SHOP, HQS 3. Riverside. FOR SALE Hartey motorcycle, A-X' condition. Inquire Jackson St. Ga- rage. 120 B. Jackson. STICK HORSES We fiave them' Come In and look around. SIMS BROS., 33 N. Fir. Phone 3472. IPS 28 Shopping 'TIL CHRISTMAS Greeting Cards - Seals Wrappings SHOP for GIFTS AT THE WEST SIDE Shopping Center The Rexall Store. Medford, Oregon my NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach When you need ' ninrkrellef from 1 nain. do you hesitate to take aspirin because it leaves you with an upset stomach? If so. this new medi cal diacovery SUPERIN, Is "just what the doc tor ordered" for you. Superln la aspirin plot eontabu the same pure, safo aspirin you have long known - but developed by doctors In a special way fm those upaet by aspirin m us oroi nary lorm. This new kind ot aspirin tablet dissolves more quickly, lets the aspirin get right at the ion oi r lieving pain, reduces the acidity o: ordinary asDlrin. and does not tr ritateorupsetstomach evenaltei repeat doses. , Tear this out to remind you tc get Superin today, so you can have j It on nana wnen neaaacnes, cur i , etc., strike. See how quickly if relieves pain now fine you (eel after taking At your drug. 1 gist's, m ana mt. . r . . I IS GOING ONI I " I 2 MAJOR FIRST-P.UN HIT8I Cer7n Pt Iteill. m' sihart" " ' ' when Aunts Abby snJ Msrthe i , . , a i , prepare to slip artsnic Into tHe;v:. f . Continuous eat. Doors open l;4t ----' - '"'' "yiTji ' '''"sir Mut End Sat Nitei I f . ,jJf 'y""m t3TZ Jrj &Zm?- I I , ". Si II lli JkSK' - if , il 1 m:n"'?'rnan ll k?' r. in. ;t I SUSPENSE! ADVENTURE! i ' X-X To Stand Your Hair On Endl Vf ' ' ,v I V'X !y' fctinTll A lU I I -J7!7Z? VJ I ol'e I IIESf.-cl,' 1 I I HJTn- I I'Jt II S an I , : Ravmami -. v. lack ; I EXTRA Ff 5 d TA"" .?? Bom nr m i,? . v I I 1 itinera ay. m" 11 I fj ;- HORTON'GLEASOW ?" 1 FjVBSBSi I ll MUST EWD BATUROAY aiTE Wett Main and Grape Phone 3330 EVERYONE WELCOME!