Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 16, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Club to Mat Election of, officers will b held at a meet ing of the "Y" Camera club this evening at the club rooms at 7 p. m., and a constitution will be adopted. Visitor Hsrs Mrs. Nina Coon ef Roseburg, Ore., is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Marshall, 408 South New town street. Mrs. Marshall has gone to Marshfield, Ore., to be with her mother, who is serious ly ill. . ' To Take Course I, 8. Et- ttoger of 824 West Twelfth street left Wednesday evening for Milwaukee, Wis., where she will enter Marquette University for a six-week's course in elec tronics. He is an employee of Trowbridge and Flynn here. Hedges Transferred Henry B. Hedges, who served as an as sistant to Frank Gray, Red Cross field director at Camp White, for period of several months, has recently been appointed field di rector at Camp San Luis Obispo, Calif., according to word receiv ed here by friends. Mr. Hedges served as field director at Camp Beale in California before the Camp San Luis Obispo assign- , ment. Hedges, who came to Med ford from Boston, left here early last summer. a Hones Reported A num ber of horses are reported to be roaming at large in the Bellinger district, it was stated at the sheriffs office this morning. The horses are said to be wandering on lawns and into pastures and Deputy Sheriff William Gren bemer states that arrests are apt to follow unless owners round up the animals at once. A num ber of owriters have already been advised that the horses were loose, he said. Son Born A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Ross of Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Ross is the former Dorothy Flynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Diamond Flynn, 1324 Queen Anne avenue, while Mr. Ross re sided in Dallas, Ore., before go ing to Seattle. This is the first child born to Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Mr. Ross is an engineer with the Allis-Chalmer company in Seat tle. Mrs. Flynn plans to go to Seattle next Wednesday to be with her daughter. Dr. H. A. Krause OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Announces the Opening of Offices - ' In the MEDFORD CENTER BUILDING Room 403. Telephone 483S Residence Phone 4672 : .1 SAT (feVvtft: MITE KftV MITE Ia-7 v . Admit, l-w'vJ BOTH Ai r ' F Merrick's and TrV Q Df-mlm, LIh J DaBee! n) n mi (ftw MEEEHCETS Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest . Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music Dancing Hours 9 p.m. 'Til 1 a.m. DREAMLAND OLD TIME DANCE FOR I0UBO AND OLD! Rsrasmbtn ONE ADMISSION for BOTH DANCES Merrick's and Dreamland! IVEKY0N1 PERSONAL CALENDAR Friday 8:30 p. m. Canton Siskiyou No. IS and auxiliary, covered dish supper and meetings at I.O.O.F. hall, 221 West Sixth street. 7:30 p. m. Ladies Auxiliary No. 421 to Carpenters' and Joiners Local No. 2067, busk tiess meeting at Carpenters hall followed by a social hour. Each member bring a pie and two valentines. 8:00 p. m. Nurses Aide corps, home of Mrs. C. W Guches, 1223 West Main street 8:30 ' p. m. Wenonah club, public card party, Redmen hall. Bicycle Licenses Due The police department warned today that bicycle owners should pur chase new licenses at once. Only about 50 per oent of bike riders have acquired licenses to date, the department said, and pen alties will be enforced on de linquents, mm. Visit Relatives Mr. and Mrs. R. H, McCargar were guests this week of her mother, Mrs. Nancy Bedwell, sister, Mrs. Nelle Winne and sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl York, at the family home, 609 West Tenth street. They returned to their Grenada,- Calif., home Wednesday evening. From Washington Arriving here Sunday from their home in Washougal, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. John Wood and daughter, Carol Jean, are guests of Mrs. Wood's mother, Mrs. Maynard Atter bury, 54 Rose avenue. They are also visiting a sister, Mrs. Alice Crow, 815 VTjitman avenue. Their plans are to return home Saturday morning, Promoted Standlee Morgan has been promoted to private first class with the army medi cal corps unit with which he is serving in the South Pacific. Pfc. Morgan has been in the army three years and wears the purple heart medal for wounds received several months ago. He was hospitalized in Hawaii. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Morgan, Lakeview. ; a Traffic Violators E. A. Wool ridge paid a $2,50 fine for park ing in an alley in police court yesterday. Other violators this week were A, K. Owens, $2 bail for two tickets for over parking; Walter Leverette, $1 bail for parking in a theater zone; William Barker, $1 bail for over parking; Mrs, C P. Casperson, $2,50 fine for double parking, and Art Adler, park ing over an hour, $1 bail. Nothing Serious Wrong with Many Hard of Hearing If you in teaiper-Hlr defenod, bot. bored fey ringing, buiiinjr head aoiaet due to hardened eoitruUtd j (eery men), try the Ourirw Horn Method test that 80 msny y hs entbied them to hcfcr wet! gitu Voa asset feear fcettet after making this simple home test ot you will iret your money back at once. Aek eboat Ouriue Ear Drop today a WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY 4QQ E. Mala Phone 2443 Hours 9 'Til 1 WELCOME! abM Rom Maynard At terbury, MMle In the Seabees,: returned from two years of duty in the South Pacific recently and: is spending a 80-day leave with bis wife at their home, S4 Rose avenue. Be will report to Camp; Parks, Oakland, Calif., on con clusion to his leave. Before en tering the service Atterbury was employed by the California-: Oregon Power company here. Livestock Portland, Ore, Feb. 19 Livestock: Cattle 85, calves 10. Cleanup sales about steady. Few cutter-common steers and heifers $7.25 8.50. Week's top fed steers $16.10. Best heifers $15.25. Canner-coramon cows $7.50 S.50. Canners down to $7 and below. Common-medium bulls $8.50 10.50. Good heavy beef bulls to $12.50, Good-choice vealers $14 $15. Hogs 150. Active, steady. Good-choice 170-270 lb. 13.?5, Good sows $14 14.50; few 255 lbs. $15; one lot choice 62 lb. feeder pigs $16.23. Sheep: None. Quotable steady. Good-choice wooled Iambi $15 $15.25. Good ewes $7 7 JO. Chicago, Feb. 18 05 Live stock: 1 Hogs, 8,000. Good and choice 140 lbs. and up $14,73 ceiling; sows $14. Cattle: 3,000. Calves 500. Top steers $16, with nothing choice available; bulk $13.50 14.50; most beef cows $9 12.50; can ners and cutters $7.25 8.50; most heavy sausage and beef bulls $11.50 13.00. Sheep: 3000. No early sales, bidding 25c lower on slaughter lamb at 16.25 down; asking steady to $16.50 oa good and choice fed wooled westerns. Portland Produce Portland, Feb. 16-OiJS Wholesale produce market: Cabbage No. 1 local, green, round type, $4 4.50 crate; Oswego, $4.30 $5 crate. Spinach Walla Walla, $2 box. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Feb. IB (UP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May .S1.82. S163?( 1.62 Sl.es's July . 1.55i 1.5S XJSS'i Sept.. 1.3314 1.55 1.53 Dec. 1.5 1.53 1.331, U44 S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Feb. 16 8MB Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43, 82 score 424, SO score 421-4, 89 score 41. ' Cheese: Wholesale prices, loafs 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 42V4 medium grade A 39 VS. small grade A . 36V4, large grade B 3B. - , Wall Street New York, Feb. 16 0U9 Stocks advanced today for the fifth consecutive session.. The general average reached a new high since 1937. Gains extended to more than 2 points with Rails leading. The Hail average set a new top since August 25, 1937; Industrial, high since November 12, 1938 and Utility, high since August 18, 1837. Improvement developed In stocks around mid-session after some profit-taking in the morn ing. Chrysler led the way and at Its top of 103 '4 was up 2 points. Steels picked up under the lead of U. S. Steel. New highs were noted in A. M.-By-ers. Crucible Steel, and Youngs town Sheet Sc Tube. Preliminary closing Dow Jones stock averages were: In dustrial 158.23, off 0.01; Rail road 51.22, unchanged; Utilities 28.19, up 0.04; 65 stocks 59,22, up 0.01. Sales totaled 1,900,000 shares compared with 1,870,000 shares yesterday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel. 183H Anaconda unrysler 102 Curtis Wrloht ...... 6 40 68 53t 36 4TV .I11 43V4 General Electric . General Motors Montgomery Ward r-enn. it. It. Phillips Petroleum J. C. Penney Radio Southern Pacific Standard Oil of California Texas Gulf Sulphur Transamerica . United Aircrafts U. S. Rubber XD , 381 . 11H , SVt SS . em U. S. Steel Closing time rot Sunday Too Lt to Classify 8 30 Saturday sitarnooo Pleate remember DANCE SAT. NITE At the Picturesque WAGON WHEEL PAVILION Se Uf for Rmrvatlem OU SENATORS! URGE LIMITATION UPON PRESIDENCY Salem, Ore, Feb, 18 4UJR3 The Oregon senate, closely fol lowing party lines of Its 3 to 1 Republican membership, today passed to the house joint me morial asking congress to limit the presidency to two terms. With the house also S to 1 Republican, quick passage was predicted, Sen. Lew Wallace of Portland, Democratic national committee man from Oregon, attacked the memorial on grounds "this leg islature has more to do than send such memorials to congress it Is net the business of this legislature to tell congress what to do." He cited the 27,000 Dem ocratic majority In Oregon for a fourth term for President Roosevelt. t Sett. Prank Hilton, Portland Republican, said the only excuse given for- the fourth term was "not to change horses in mid stream," whereas the two-term issue was fundamental because any president can swing close election through the tremendous patronage at bis disposal. He said the limitation should not be a partisan affair. Earlier, the house passed and sent to the-senate a bill (H. B. 368) known as the joint merit system act consolidating the merit system councils of the pub lic welfare commission, unem ployment compensation commis sion, board of health and board of higher education. FlIBllSS TESTS FOR NAVY Five Medford boys have suc cessfully passed all required tests and were enlisted in the U. S. naval reserve on February 12, according to Chief Stewart of the Medford navy recruiting station. The boys were John Bullock, son ol Lt. Col. and Mrs, Bullock, formerly of Medford; Charles E, Bradfish, son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Bradfish, 110 Ashland street; William Johnston Virgin, son of Mrs. Blanche Virgin, 6 Modoc ave nue; George W. Hogstrom, son of Mr, and Mrs, Jonas S. Hog strom, Route 2, Medford and William E, Broedlow, son of Col. and Mrs. R. W. Broedlow, 535 Haven street. : Bullock and Bradfish passed tne tody test and were enlisted as seaman first class and return ed home to await transfer to the Eddy school In Chicago where they will receive year's train ing in the now famous radar, television, and Industrial elec tronics. Both boys are well known to Medford and have been active In nigh school. Young Bullock Is president of the Asso ciated Student Body of Medford Senior high school this year. Virgin, Hogstrom and Broed-j low were enlisted as apprentice seaman and put on inactive duty and returned home to await transfer ta "boot" training camp in San Diego, Calif. They also attended Medford high school. Virgin having graduated last year. Daily Weather Report Forecast Medfsrdl and vicinity: Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight Slightly warmer tonight. Cloudy Saturday with occa sional 'rain, Oregon: Cloudy with showers in west portions tonight. Cloudy Satur day with rain in west portions and showers in east portions. Little chance In temperature. Local Pata Temperature a year ago today: Highest 48 degrees, lowest 30. Total monthly precipitation 371 inches, Sxcesc for the month 2.61 irches. Total pneipitation sine September PPfl mi & foond tkt i.iat4 tt-s-&Mt tsA hI mam -C&. tut tftikietu, msr fa &b a good sit- afyttp tut is ta awmag i muss J 1 ,000,000, Ort K&ai-i S$un t Tim insMt XtQQt,f mOO att BUk- 4 MHt from Griff n Grk na sti Swell Music Good Float Lots et Fuo Cost Oat and Meat Year Frisntii STiVI iAKER ni DAVE GOULD for PRIYATI PARTIES" mm 11 M I ISM. JtJt Inches. Sxesss toe t.t eason .89 inch. season .89 inch. Itelattv tromSdtty St p. m. eestardajr a; 4 JO today . StmHea t"04 a. B, sunset 6 48 p m Past M tours: Boise Bostoa Chicago . i i Beaver , Eureka ., Havre , Los Angeles Meat ore Near Vol- , Omaha -Phoenix Portland Bono .. Roseburz auga, aw a-rsc . 3S xs . S3 . . t . 83 . 6 . M . St . so . SS . M . S3 . SS . S . SS . S4 . 49 . S . 3 . Si S4 5 It M -10 2 IS at at as 31 SS S3 S 54 3 Ml Salt Lake . San Ttanrisoo . Seattle Spokane , Waaetingtosw XX C -Yakima Too Late to Classify FOR SA1 If yoa are bothered ta vour axrden with centioedca, cb. Bag inassots, wirewomut, ie tri wi,pt OrtKo Soil Fuir.-rsnt now in stock. Monarch Seed at Teed Co. WAN' TED Bay with bicycle, over IS m old, evenings after achool, Sat ' urdaye and Sidaya, W-TERN WE BUVEM WE SEU-EM COME Bt ANS -X-H ISss Dodge Coup 183S Dodga Sadaa 1S38 Ford Coup 1S37 Ford Sedan 1233 Nash Sedan 1S37 Pontiae i-Pam Cotjpa 193S Grsiuun Sedan Lerga Supply D?ytonioCXrea .Tires Sae at A Z. -Tiiboy" Seas Year Pontiae lasaler Wchfleld Station Dial SStl Sth and Grape St. Buy Bonds roa SAUE Lime, aolphar ana hor. oeaux in convenieni sizes. se Seed & Feed Co. F?!ATRING LnstiB Katurai Curl Permanent Wave. Special for Ejv ;rr. Try Merle Sorman way to a lovely complexion. Complete beauty serv ice Dy esperx. merie Konssa oiuuiu, 314 Medford Bid-. Phone -502. FOB SALE Old-grmvth III, ii'l curd, delivered. Phone 5588. PRICED FOR QUICK SALS WW Chevrolet lMt-ion truck, sua! tires, nearly new. Can be hr.d with hm body. Will cell quick at the price. L. C. TAYLOR CO, Dodge, Plymouth 113 S. Riverside. Phone 3SSS, FOB SALE New Washtnston rasp, berry plants. A sew disc3sere-l5t-ant, large, rich red, delicious fruit. flionarca fteed a. yeed Co. STORAGE SERVICE Twotory brick building. Furniture carefully handled, perronst lockers. Ctty Transfer as Storage Phona 5i S. Fir at. INCREASE the life of soar car or machinery by navine H STSAM CLEANED at ' MTCtTEH, PAIKT SHOP ooa s. Ktverstae BICYCLE tires and tubes. Guaranteed quality at SIMS BROS, S3 M, Fir, FOB A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN Sea THE OREGON FINANCE CO. South Central j A Vioseer Firm FOR SALfc Rhubarb and Horeemdisb roots. Mcnrrh A A, c FUPNfTURE MOViWO nmuiifvm 2 . Dsvis Trmnsfer it Sfc.?a Co., w a. ga & FIREMAN wanted, Medford hoCTT FOR SALS Medium-sired saddle. New Automobile Market, 8iij sad Bartlett. Phone 3318. HEATED room, closTin, private hosS Phone 4633, NEW motor assembles and now ms- tor block assemblies now in stock for cars and tracks. . L. C. TAYLOR CO, H3S, lUverside. Phono SmB, FOR SALS Berry "bushes, PlanCtteS now Monarch Seed & Feed Co. NEtV J8.000 Ettton rear axle assembly, equipped with 10-hole Bndd hula and drums and Wesilnghoum air brakes, h. C. TAYIOR CO. Truok H Bdoi3sritr- IIS g. Riverside. Phone mm. FOR SALE "33 Pontiae sedan, goo3 tires and good mechanically. Phone WANTED TO B'jV tfcmbinjtiort ra-dio-phonoaraah, Phona gita, WANTED Girl for geMral fcsuse work to nica home. Will S2 top wages. Box 2334, M3U-Trlbun. FOR RENT I room fur, aptj ait uiif. tties Included; 3 single emoloyed persons. Close in. Pftona 4S23, BABY CAR SEATS Reduceii Tft o,mj iijsus. KANOTA seedtnts", t33i per hurt- u. DKinai aces at , end ca. MAT. SAT. k SOK, .... . . tov. , . ..fi X X HORRYIEKDS 8AT0RBAT! 4;wi.BBir. tw. "IIYOND THI UST FRONTIIR Hights Only Wcskcisyi TSSyf Short -Sc Subjects APPtrS BeHdeos, fpltzberf and , K t. It n iwr Kwtow,n; good mishtv. ! SO box: Pft-tr, e to. rr -v wir, S. Hivmrxide, appaut Fustaa. TOB. SAL Attrc Uv esxi borne, fur. ZsnmediAt p&iLgessiotL, 9004 la-' c?lo-. Pncm hf rzw, Ffa iutys a hsvy uUc tens, m Um .t S.IM.S BROS. WASTED TO SUV 3Enr BspshJr FOS RE"ST LT5lly fur. mpt.. iBFg .weep-ag room, ra.. jjhi. chirui -j5 two unta. Oa Wt- mil. cooler oae Sti&tSMtam cot-Oer xtm bctUtEf -ict C-tppar; -lso T5 on feId iadtno njlaft it fc-ty- Fieas FOS aITfi CROPS plant our er Ufitx. Uue Tt sr-in; Unios brd- 3 itl?ltiig jiurttt sead. lianiFft. Saed fit eea u(x W Beauly opertar&. Helen u -iaty Shoppe. WANT m!ddic-cd Usiy to cr for two children, is noon to 7, mskc your hsme with us, Stute a.ary ac pfrCTcq, etc. Ttcune, tzax S3?z, WANT TO BUY Wh off t ridinf tra culfivior. Will pjr t price. J L Fent-si, Fhoeaix. A --WHEEL triOftr, Phone .0Cxia ttni. FOR iiALE Grpunv $130 per tcm. FOH SAL-E Cooking nd t-tiai j S$e nd ?5c box. Bring coo t.mert. SSS M g tt AftT 50 p. a. rOH RSICT SmiO. furn-ibed bouse, eitcirlcalJjr iutppl. oil tot Aciult. Phone or St. S?OR SAJ-E Bhx clvs; lso' pure- req y.'.gMg ouu ati, yn. c. 15-FT. frln driE. Se a. 2. BirdScI. WASSHOBS TRUNft 6a be SPECIAL JYU Sat. &-d Sun only, tl.GS ras. Medfor4 Ortsg Ht ket, 1202 N. Biverstae. $2250 Gxxi i&rge 4-room home. tsrge farase and wood hed. sue lot. Looted oa w! sidle. Immedtxte pot-esioo. $ Pllil Tfte nd woodhei fruit house, cresaure water fem, Loeateil one mJie outi3 2ied f Af Fivfr-rocm house, food $ 3 half acre, pressur water tystsrrs garage, new chick n mi--e. Clsssm to 3Cdord. Beuer loois this over. Alta Serera3 sk raaches, priced rijht immrdLnte possession. HAEHY LONG, Keal &tt I 5 8 S. Rivertide ?OH "SALE Shep su&no, ' 'ttwdlttss!. finelypi-iver-ied. Monarch &ead St FOR SAiS Story & Clark upright picno sd bi.aca, Phoae 34, Meov fard. IUOST Vaetfirtlay afterttoon, red plurh iSand cover, eitii&r on Mi-ta or N Cent rat rimier ease loave et FOH SALE Good laying TocJc of 153 New Hampshire Kl puHeu. Plaoue itp-irtoent--, complete- fumihed. Good In come. Thi boar tnvarti- stion. lnfem Kvt-Uoibte- propsrS dupiexae HAKOLD H. BROWN AGENCY 3 E. Mam. Phone 3449, B1CVC1-S kick e lands t SIMS BROS. SPECIAL FrU Sat. esti Sua only, -Rvaet Navel orsiige-i, $3.33 cie; ti.C3 J j -cans, Medford Orange Mr et( 1202 . Riverside. a ROMES available; hardwood floor. twa nearooms; tnira rseijroom n be firfded. A, tractive price mad pay rr.fnti. , $5375J r 3 .bedroom Home; small down payment, monthsy csvinenta. 3V42. includes ginclpat,, Jntsretit imrnc end HAROr.D H. BfOW 123 S. Mait.. PhOiia FOH S A LE0::12 rug, Uvin.t room zid dmlis room light -Fixtures one he2v one Ujhi Corbln door stops. eSsjSe iron end cord. Phone 4488, tfSE TRANSPLANTONS, Every time yoa ttaiisp-ant a trt isah or piers 4, ue Trsnsplsnfone for ttter set and dsvalcpment, Mozu-rch Seed A Feed C S IT YOUR STARTS SUNDAY i ! AWAY V. . v ! 'rf t ,V f - ' 7ii-i:t... -ta- jgsa.-J , aAaa MONTY DICK nm-mmH' -i IN g&iffu TECHNICOLOR INDS SATURDAY NiTI FRENCHMAN'S CREEK Prldav Tmh, It 1M1 iiai a Ci C AA S-room b.ouee 0iJUl paves tref condition; cias to cHo"5i. 101ft ecre 2-room fcoa., $75C( t A ( bedroom feo-i, Jsjtrd j wood f&ris firep"kt two lott. doubJe .-?-. Clot to felgk ecJv&ol. XT S. SCHITLFR, Broker Phsjse ssn le-aiag-. It. H ebr. PhDne tS43. rOR EA.LS Smrll tradir cheep. 533 SL Far. lOST Gc-d retrt-hsped c"ke, ms- toart et. Phr.e STQS, ?OR 3AL5 SOCS-jallart Beem sprty nt. a m g pisw, rame SPKCIAL. Fr &at, trsef Sun &nl K&vl i5s, tset $1 63 4 -case. Ied?oES Crsror S-S OATS Ksmta, 3.25 per cwt if. a. sAMun , Saue 4. yD CARS w cnoce from wm ?q cio oyf nre ttocis i ft fsfJt. SS ft foyersa FOR SAL-? EJ-f sad WANTED Mas to fttlp lis wr-eh Prefer mss -wTttetemt expri i-ree. Stmady wor5ct good opportrt sqr tor -n?aitiou3 younf msn, r. E SAMSON CO. FOR -5 A LS C hoi c a!on 9tts rd eUq slso fi-st reHrf new supply of seeds of sli hinds, Mbcri, Si t niycmii.. ttsae ya. gat It wl-Ue it iatt APPLES I.S ia ferlsn cor.ir.ert. wsiisr TOi?e, ste-R-sn eve. LOST Tn ijilifsW oontasrfln t$ sni CfiMi of e?i!jrrienl.J vsJ-it, Kp d 5S arid return feUfd. Bstv rtn U Yortoa, Rt. Bqx tTS KeC- F6r SALE Fisher's hes-; run. Fbex s, 34 S. Rivr34d. FOR SAlLSTiiadow hiy, 28 per ts5-V Order rid. This S n errfnomy feed. jr. 2.. -tASS-s-K FIR SOUGH BLOX & SLA-iS Ereec bit doubt load iSSS Medford rsl Tel Sill WANTED Refriersl&r, lcric pre- WAVTT.D TTf -rterseed ; Tttt appointment, cU Sl BROODERS 150 ctpt-citj-1 r, S. SAM30?I CQ. WANT TO BUY Good Itwa f-rlr-f Tribarie, Sox 113-2. REPLACE suf Rn.fcen wirsfew flsst Hew M tsHj mile mM MEOFORD SlMiHS CO The iiimm Hmtsm fhone 41 U iOih end Urtpfe CASH tf A rLASB s ros irous car Sa?s Time CstJs srsd Gee. Csli Aurcmssil Msrfeet, -Fr-eJf Medfcrjf DeaSsK Ph S918 ftth end Esrtlett No Red To Wea Yo. SU to 4 ffls0 ToaiJ Mk tJ msr avta-Ol sedt is right -where trouble is to Dpn up r.- rtrre s:u"7 trsr.s!ent eon rfilieiss snlM, sneecy, taffy distress of head colds.) Folios irecsiona In foliar. istvA-icei WILL STI AlT Sia SUAE, RTJ." -V HEART f,Ae K3 ... - . .' I 4ilt sai -. . i. tfJ ZW 11 nine Irtrteht 1 tii tf- I toSi I 1 medfobd mail TmBmmmsm At ypreyirtg FOR KSU.P witfe ror ine-e tex. or tvetui-t, Ftwoe 64 let c-ourt AL-PA-LfA SAY tt cutticfc (34 F - SA.-1SON CO. LOW PRICED t4JMBr At Cesseroe Mof fttis Utmaer C. S-suth HsvesriOe st Bersen Sacd A gse-f -twortmenJ e roucli be-enft, dlmi?sn Meok Alee ortlam M oedsr fence post SO PRIORITY KEi CASH for Ftsrd rVrpAaon Tractor wfr Onesle, RL 4, Box 172-a, Hedfori, ' UL, ?cur tnsursnre oeede te SF! CPSpM Aiwther car to arrive soM-u t!?me ens it taire eeuT-ery wli?i yor ftelghoor. XJS& per ton r? car. r . SAMSON CO. SPRING MERCHANDISE Ct, Salt, HSIla Aitr?jorai oy iepem Sp-rm--g LADIES COATS 4 SUITS m HALF SI2ES Barelson's Laditi' Ready-To-Weaf 31 Its, Central Ave sua DAUCE U. S. HOTEL JACKSONVILLE SAT. 17th Sponsored tr I. 0. O. F. , IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? Sli HUMPHREY MOW for RICH CASH PRICE HUMPHREY MOTORS USfO CA IXCHANS1 33 5. Riftntd. Ave i;:ljiWHtt I esaMsssfH 1st. Bast. QSB f su MUiT END IAT4 Kumphrry Sogstt la "DEAD 1MB" IUs huga supporting cuU Pius THIGGER LAW" Sob Sissl-Hoot Gibson IT HAPPENED IN FRANCE ...TODAY'S TIMlUtST romance::! " PLUS; aa i la i. vs. v 11 J