LOCAL and
Leaves -L. O. Van Slyke, 916
West 10th street, will leave by
plane Thursday for Portland for
medical care. He will return in a
week or two.
Sisters To Meet Pythian
Sister will hold initiation a: the
regular meeting scheduled Tues
day night at the K. of P. hall.
The evening will close with re
freshments. Architect Returns Mr. and
Mrs. William Laing returned
last week from Portland where
he has been employed with the
naval architects at Oregon ship
building corporation since June.
Laing will resume business at
his former location, 303 U, S.
National Bank building. The
Laings make their home at 420
North BarUett. ,
Lieutenant Leaves Lt. W. H.
Jones left last week for Ft.
Lewis Wash., after spending a
leave here with his father, Wal
ter H. Jones of South Oakdale
avenue. Lt. Jones, who served
18 months in the European the
ter and took part in two major
engagements, was wounded in
August at Saint Lo, France, and
was hospitalized for an extended
period. The officer, who was
with the Third Armored Divi
sion of the First Army, holds a
presidential citation, the bronze
star medal and the purple heart.
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic & Naturopathic
Physician
128 E. Main Dial 3170
Delaying Senility
Delaying the approach of
senility does not merely mean
the prolonging of life in a body
that it enfeebled and decrepit.
It means the prolonging of an
efficient life in an efficiently
functioning organism. Natural
death seldom occurs. The body is
not given a chance to naturally
wear out. This results from our
mistaken concepts of life and
from errors in proper body-care
and maintenance. We must not
enslave ourselves by the undue
strain and stress of life. Do not
live in the past nor fear the
future. Do not worry. Live in a
stimulative calmness of the fu
ture and its possibilities. Make
yourself useful to life and life
will be useful to you.
IS YOUR
CAR FOR SALE?
SEE
HUMPHREY NOW
for
HIGH GASH PRICE!
HUMPHREY MOTORS
USED CAR EXCHANGE
33 S. Riverside Ave.
THE OLD JUDGE SAYS...
S3 . fC
w ir f i i ssa r i i tjr.i f -w. i i ri i -. m -emr- i a at i
"That's newt to me, Judire. From the way
some peopie talk you would think it was
at least 50-"
"No, Clem, there's the statement right
here in the paper... from authorities who
have made an exhaustive study of the sub
ject Only about 5 of the people who
drink occasionally abuse the privilege.!.
65 drink sensibly."
"No wonder you say it wouldn't be fair
to take the privilege away from the other
95, Judge. I agree with you."
"I can't see It any other way, Clem. No
PERSUNAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
7.30 p.m. Rogue Valley
Chorus practice at high school.
8:00 p. m. P ait Presidents'
club, Degree of Honor, home of
Mayme Seller,, 1132 West Main
street.
8:00 p. m. Chapter BE,
P.E.O., home of Mrs. J. D. Mc
Pherson, 622 Catherine street.
Program, Mrs. Kennetn Den
man, Wednesday '
10:00 a.m. Get-Together club,
Eagles hall, for sewing. Potluck
luncheon at 12 o'clock.
10:00 a. m. Just Folks circle,
Methodist church, home of Mrs.
Earl Bradfish, 110 Ashland ave
nue. Red Cross sewing.
10:00 a. m. D. A. V Auxil
iary Sewing club, home of
Thada Griffith, Central Point,
luncheon at noon.
1:00 p.m. Women of Rotary,
home of Mrs. C. T. Steward,
Eastwood Drive, for covered
dish luncheon. Mrs. Martin
Sands and Mrs. Charles Leniery,
assistant hostesses. Bring service.
1:00 a.m. Mistletoe club
quilting bee, home of Mrs. Tom
Lynch, 324 West Jackson boule
vard. 2:00 p.m. Adult Missionary
society, First Christian church,
fellowship hall.
2:30 p.m. Wednesday Study
club, annual guest day, Girls'
Community club.
Visitor Here Mrs. Lillian
Vincent, former Medford resi
dent now of I -os Angeles, is
spending 10 days here with Mrs.
James Bailey, 808 Bennett St.,
and other friends.
Board to Meet April meet
ing of the Jackson County Lea
gue of Women Voters' board will
be held Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Justin Smith, 21 Geneva
street, at 8 o clock.
Board To Meet The Board of
Education of . the Methodist
church, Laurel and Main streets,
will meet Tuesday evening in
th.e church parlors at 7:30
o'clock. Teachers and officers
are urged to attend.
Buys Residence J. H. Owen.
24 Highland Drive, has pur
chased the residence at 15
Keenway Drive near his former
home. Mr. Owen states that re
modeling and extensive improve
ments will be started at once.
- To Hold Dinner Members
of Medford Bethel, Daughters of
Job, have planned a potluck
dinner for parents and friends
to be given Thursday night of
this week at 6 p. m. at the Ma
sonic Temple.
Tea Announced Mrs. L. G.
Gentner, 22 Groveland avenue,
will entertain members of the
Jacksonville. Garden club at a
daffodil tea Wednesday, April 4,
beginning at two o'clock. Mem
bers desiring transportation are
asked to meet at 1:30 p. m., at
the old U. S. Hotel in Jackson
ville. e
Groups to Meet Crater Lake
Post No. 1833, Veterans of For
eign Wars, and Its auxiliary will
hold their regular semi-monthly
business meetings at the Med
ford armory, Tuesday evening,
April 3, at 8 o'clock. Officers
state that plans for the Installa
tion of the new officers will be
completed and other Important
matters discussed.
Uess. il?! lSC JriW ilsfii
3 tmarx wesrs.. i i turn
more than I could see taking automobile
away from everybody because a few drive
recklessly and have accidents. Or preventing
the making or sale of cake or doughnuts
because some folks eat too much and get
indigestion."
"In the ease of spirit beverages, the answer
Is one of education and better control."
"As a matter of fact, the responsible
members of that industry are working con
stantly toward that end. They don't want
folks to abuse the use of their product any
more than we go."
tktt aavofianwaf immaf ty Cmfrntt rf A IsWIt Amfi IriwHtln. Int.
Enters Corps Leon A. Nich
ols, 27, 302 Maple street, entered
the marine corps March 29,
news release from Portland
states. He left for the San Diego
"boot" camp Immediately after
enlistment. Nichols' wife and
three children will live at the
family home while he Is in the
marine corps. Nichols' brother,
Lt. Vernon N. Nichols, was re
cently discharged from the army
and another brother, Set. Wes
ley D, Nichols, Is serving with
the marine corps In San Diego.
Reverend Faw To
Address Brethren
Church Wednesday
Rev. Chalmer Faw, will speak
at the Church of the Brethren,
Mnrv nnH Snllnff streets. Wed
nesday at 8 p. m. He and ,his"
family have recently returned
from the church mission station
at flnrlHHn.. Afrira. where thev
spent a five-year term in evan
gelistic work.
Rev. Faw is a graduate of La
Verne college in California, and
also of Bethany Biblical semi
nary in Chicago. He is stopping
at various churches en route to
his1 home in Yakima, Wash. The
public is Invited to hear him.
Court Records
Justice Court
Catherine Harriet Neely, fail
ure to stop at stop sign, $1 and
costs.
Leland J. Reed, Roy Washing
ton. Nichols, Edgar Marion
Moore, parking on highway, $1
and costs, each.
Patricia Mauren Nichols, vag
rancy, jailed.
Ross Jason Turman, parking
on highway, $1 and costs.
Lee Manley Templen, failure
to stop, violation of basic rule,
cited.
Samuel Henry Oetlnger, no
auto license, $1 and costs.
Damian Estrenada, parking on
highway, SI and costs.
Jerry Lee Gleaves, no auto
license, cited.
Jack Lloyd Chamberlain, fail
ure to stop, cited.
Billy Wayne Fitzslmmons, no
operator s license, cited.
Alpha Erwin Arthur, no clear
ance lights, cited.
Police Court
Amos Holler Weigel, drunk,
jailed.
William Parker, S overpay
ing tickets, $2 bail.
Hemmerly Conger, overpark
ing, $1 bail.
Amos Haller Welgle, Robert
Ben Merrill, drunk, $10 ball.
Albert W. Calhoun, drunk,
jailed 10' days.
, P. P. Vandyke, Hemmerly
Conger, Dr. Freeburger, over
parking, $1 each.
William Parker, overparking.
two tickets. $2.
P.-T. A. Activities
Roosevelt P-T. A.
Date of the spring operetta
given annually by children of
'he Roosevelt school has been
set for April 13, it was an
nounced today. "Jack and the
Magic Bean Stalk" is to be pre
sented. Due to the operetta, the reg
ular meeting of the Roosevelt
Parent-Teacher association has
been set up to April 6.
THE GRANGE
- Griffin Creek Grange
Regular meeting of Griffin
Creek Grange will be held Tues
day at 8:30 a. m. at grange hall.
Mrs. Iva Travers is program
chairman for the meeting.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ad..
MEMORIAL RITES
2 P. M. TUESDAY
Fl
Memorial services will be
held at the First Christian
church Tuesday at 2 p. m. for
William J. Cox, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Cox, 336 Mae street,
killed In action February 21.
1945 on Iwo Jima.
Cox entered the marines, 6th
Division In July, 1943 ,and went
to Camp Pendleton, San Diego
for training. In July of 1944 he
sailed for service in the Pacific.
Word was received on March 31
of his death in performance of
his duty on February 21.
He attended Medford .high
school in 194b and '42 and be
came a member of the local
Christian church February , 5,
1933. His brother Reed in the
Paratroopers recently sailed for
duty overseas. . ,
. Assisting the minister of the
church in the memorial will be
representatives of the American
Legion and men from Camp
White. The musical arrange
ments are in charge of Mrs. Effie
Kurtz. The service is open to all
friends of the family.
In addition to his parents, the
young man Is survived by his
brother Reed and a sister, Geral
dine, at the family home.
LOTTIE SMITH,
TAKEN BY DEATH
Mrs. Lottie Smith, wife of J.
U. Smith, Gold Hill, passed away
Saturday afternoon in a Grants
Pass hospital.
She was born in Cedar county,
Missouri, on Feb. 23, 1875,
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. M. Morris. At the age
of two, she crossed the plains in
a covered wagon, arriving at
Rock Point on Sept. 14, 1877.
There were about 35 wagons In
the caravan. On Oct. 7, 1907,
she was united in marriage to
James U. Smith at Central Point
and since then had made her
home on Sardine creek.
Surviving, besides her hus
band, are five children, John
Smith, Medford; Mrs. Elizabeth
Berg, Springfield, Ore.; Mrs.
Dora Burnett, Vancouver; Mrs.
Eihel Smith and Charles Smith,
Gold Hill. There are also two
brothers, J. W. Morris, Monroe
Ore.; Wm. A. Morris, Antioch,
Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Tiny
Cook, Gold Hill, Mrs. Margaret
McAdams, San Francisco; 11
grandchildren and -one great
grandchild. Services will be held in the
Conger-Morris chapel at 2 p.m.
Wednesday with the Rev. D. E.
Millard officiating. Interment
will be in Gold Hill cemetery.
Miniature Church
Built In 4 Years
Forth Wc!, Tex. (U.B The
people of the Middle Ages spent
centuries upon the construction
of their beautiful cathedrals. C.
L. De Zonit has built one in four
years.
Of course, the medieval cathe
drals were pretty big and De
Zonia's is only eight feet long
and four feet wide, but iff got
everything that Relrrui and
yyy.i&aia
Hlehts Only Weekdays
Doors Open 8:45
CLOSED WEDNESDAY
Positively Ends Tues.
ANN BAXTER
la
"THE SULLIVANS"
Thomas Mitchell
COMING THURSDAY
T t al at 1 1 C D I hi afi
I i H E R O ,
PLUS
iu
'SONG OF
THE SADDLE
W BRACKEN
f'ViK Ji Hi '0
Notre Dame have got.
Bella ring in its five-foot tow
ers, its doors open, its altar is
hand-carved, and "soon music
will come from the pope organ
in its balcony," says De Zonia.
Too Late to Classify
WANT JOB sktddlnj or .kidding and
loading, with 0 cat. Ellis Kiucaid.
William., Ore.
TWO-BEDROOM home., low down
payment, bal. 111m rent.
If you ara interested In Income
properties see or call
C. H. WILLIAMSON, Salesman
HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY
123 I. Main Phone 344S
flOOAA 14 acres, fenced and croa
w&tOvU fenced, seeded to tame
T grass; irrigated; 4-room
houso and other buildings, electric
ity. 8 miles from Eagle Point. See
or call C. H. Williamson.
HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY
123 E. Main Phone 344S
FOR RENT 2.room 'furnished house:
modern, closo in. Phone 2406. 114
iTipp St.
THREE-ROOM apartment and garage.
am fortiana ave.
LOST Small sketch with signatures,
between U. S. National bank and
corner 3d and Central, Saturday,
5:30 p. m. Reward. Tribune, Box
WANTED Motor scooter. Phone Jack-
sonvllla. BHD.
fftrp aa Almost new modern 2-bed-tbjjUU
room house near 11th and
T Hamilton. Has .mall house
in rear rented. All furni
ture Included. Immediate possession.
Terms.
fill A n Small modern 1' bedroom
5Z4UU house, east side, double
garage, paved street.
Terms.
ffCOAA Modern house on west
tSJjUU lth. 3 bedrooms, sleeping
porch, breakfast nook, two
lots, variety of fruit and berries.
Terms. M ' ,
flNTOCA 8 acres. Irrigated, all In
tSjjU fruit and berries. New
modern house, basement,
gas heat, hardwood floors, tila bath,
forge chicken house, garage and
cabinet shop. , , , .
$01(( 'B acres, irrigated, all In
ft (III clover and alfaKa. Com
" 1 uw plete set of buildings, mod
ern house. Located on pavement 7
mile. out. Terms.
TENC.WALD AGENCY
Holly Tncater oias-
FOR SALE Automatic gas hot water
heater, perfect condition; Bed and
springs. $10; card table. SI 50; child a
toy chest and table with three draw,
era, $2.50; homemade trapete, fl,
fruit lars. 432 N. Holly.
AUCTION Horse sale. Sunday. April
S. 1945, beginning at 1:30 p. mj
40 head saddle horses, ponies, lew
work horse. Thi. auction will be
held at 4 Corners on Crater Lake
highway. Mao & Blllie Place, four
miles north of Medford. If you have
any horses for sale, this Mle I open
for consignment. We have lots of
buyers inquiring for horses. Terms of
sale are cash. K. W. Holmes, Auc
tioneer; Mrs. K. W. Holme., Clerk.
FORSALE 1041 V-B. 4-door, i super de
luxe radio ana neaier. --
'33 light car In. Phone 5421.
WEHAVIC ITI QUIjpORO Peal 1 for
beautiful flower.. Economy Seed &
rem
WAITRESS wanted See Mr. Simmon.
at Holly Cafe, 31 N. Holly.
CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE Fred
E. Robinson, owner. Furniture mov
ing, commercial hauling, everything
for your need. 3D 8. Fir st. Phone
fTtifl have PREWAR t-UPONT AUTO
MOTIVE PAINTS. Jobs on which I
use these material, ara fully guar-
MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP
reea to
oua o. mvcifliuq
ANYTHING to haul anywhere large
or small. Phone 28B8. Davla Trans
for Sc Storage Co., 40 S. Fir t.
FISHERMEN!
Search your basement and ettlo
for that discarded fishing rod.
Regardless of Its condition. I will
buy it and put It In condition for
some poor devil who need. on.
badly. .
Phone 3542 after 8 p. m. and a.k
for Bob.
ORDER your baby chicks now for 0
livery April 4. Wo also have 300
Hansen Leghorn pullets started.
Fabcr;s34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449.
AM WRECKING old Chamber of Com
merce building at corner of Front
and Main streets. Doors, windows,
light fixtures, eto. See Harold M.
Majors or carpenter on Job.
WANTED Married man for general
ranch work. Year-round job. Good
pay. Schmidt Bros. Lumber Co.,
Box 310, Grant. Pass.
Cost Child's tan wicker rocking
chair, burlap seat, lost between
Howard av.. and W. 10th at. Phone
46.10.
FOR SALE One used Friend power
take-off spray rig with 600-gsllon
steel tank, 25-gallon pump.
American Fruit Growers, Ins.
213 South Fir St.
Medford, uregon
FOR SALE Rocking chair, drassar.
5 14 South Grape.
WILL TRADE ewe. with lambs ror
Rood fresh cow, or what have you?
upert Maddox, Medford.
So. Oregon's Finest Theatre
Shows at l:4o-6:45.8:00
STARTS WEDNESDAY
HALL
NOW THRU TUESDAY
"fT J VtlKMt
MM
FOK BALMtock, Mack or hay salt.
FOR SALE All metal oil or Itctric
brooderi. Faber 34 S. Rlvenidt.
Phont 4449.
FOR SALE Forg and anvil. Hobbi'
uaouiy ran,
FOR SALE No. 3 potatoei. Come and
get them. Call SBtiO.
fbR SALE Cull potato, for feed.
10 per ton, delivered. Call 0860.
FOR SALE -r33 De Soto de luxe 4
door aeJan. Motor completely re
bored, new pistons, new rings, etc.;
new paint, good tires. Champ'e Ga-
FOR RENT Peasant ilepln room,
couple or iady. Ill Almond at
Located on 09 highway, eloee to
Phoenix; 3Vi acres of fine land, B
cabins, store and living quarters.
3 gas pumps, I acre In clover pes
tuns. Lots of nice shade. One of the
finest locations on the highway for
a camp. Price $14,000, with $8,000
cash; good terms on the balance.
Exclusive.
BEN R. COOP, Broker
CHAS. BLAESS, Salesman
SJ3 N, Riverside. Phone 735T.
WANT TO RENT 3 or 4-room fur
nished house or apartment. Perma-
ncm. fnono 4B30 unui 7 p. m
NICE three-room apartment for rent
uai. &53H alter o p. m.
FOR SALE Prewar kitchen range.
wood and coal, A-l condition, ceil
ing $71, Price $63 with coils. 8 Oaks
Ranch, corner Coleman Creek and
Dark Hollow road,
WANTED-Hand ironer. Apply Amer
ican Laundry. 132 S. Central.
FOR SALE Atmoray, heavy duty"'6.
Apt. o. ai ueneste.
GIRL WANTED Hunta Ice Cream
Shop-
PRACTICAL nitrite desires work with
private case or in hospital. Phone
33 10.
GOT TERMITES? Let us tell you how
to get rid of them mui pronto. Mon-
rcn seea e reea yo.
FOR SALE Hoas tor cabinet, electric
fixtures and pictures. Phone 3064.
to uroveiana.
NEWTOWN apples, good quality, $1.30
a box. Pay Less Market, 333 S. Riv
erside, opposite Firestone.
COCCIDIOSTs. Keep it oat of your
flock of chicks and control lt with
Acidox. Ask us about lt. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co.
FOR SALE Woodworking equipment
and machinery: Bandsaw. jointer,
rlDsaw. Dower drill, bits ana email
tools, 8 sticks 0x6 maplewood. L. C
TAYLOR CO.. 112 S Riverside.
WE BUY EM WE SELL-EM
COME IN AND SEE-EM
IP 36 Studebaker Sedan
1P35 Studebaker Sedan
1933 Studebaker Sedan
1936 Nash Sedan
1933 Nash Sedan
1930 Ford Coupe
Foglites Batteries Gas Locks
Dayton-McClaren Tires and Tubes
See at A. Z. "Tubby" Deans
Your Pontiac Dealer
- Richfield Station Phone 9043
6th and Grape. Buy Bonds
GOT ANTS in your cherry trees
Bund the trees now with ACME
"STOP.' It's sticky and keeps ants
from carrying aphlds Into the tree
later, ivionarcn aeea ei reea v,o.
FOR SALE Fresh garden aeed.
plants ana seea potaioee, racuio
xcea ec aeea l,o.
AT SAMSON'S
GYPSUM
Another oar on track $13.90 per ton
vat
Recleaned Kanota ....$3.38 per cwt.
(in ion iota
SPUDS
Chippewa ..$B S5 per cwt.
Bliss Triumph $8 .03 par cwt
BHUUUMtS
100-chlck Electric .....$3.4
BAUi Lnlt-Ko
To arrive Wednesdaya and Sat
urdavs.
Straight run .16c each
Leghorn Cockerels 4c each
F. C. SAMSON CO.
FOR SALE Fisher's En it Producer.
Faber s, 34 S, Riverside. Ph. 4449.
SHEEP GUANO. Fine for flower and
vegetable beds for mulching and
plant-food . . . stir it In around
shrubs and roses, also bulb plant-
Ings. Monarch Seed &. edCo.
FOR SAXe Sheep guano or Morcrop
fertilizer. Recommended for gar
dens, plants and shrubs, Faber's, 34
. rtiversiae.
FOR SALE Heavy green red fir
ilabs. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside.
pnon. 4.4U.
BABY CHICKS. We have them when
possible lo obtain. . , . Keep in
touch with us for highest grade
chicks. Monarch Seed It Teed Co.
FOR BEST results use Crown poultry
and dairy feed. Paclflo Feed St
seen i;o.
pHONE J47S for preparing your gar
den acreage. Have two new tractor
outfits.
FTH ROUOH BLOX ft SLABS, green
big loiible load $6 90 Medford Fuel
rel 3111
baled HAY for Ml, $20 and up
Phone 5193.
2 Major Flrt-Hun Hltg
Showi at M5.8i4S.8i30
MUST END TUESDAY
saiHiim.Moeaa
IN THI MlAVHMi.
WRUNG
Plug
X
Coming Wadnaidar
BACK BY DEMAND
Ceo. Edw.
RAFT - ROBINSON
MARLENE DIETRICH
"MANPOWER"
Add.d Hit
ta
Monday, April 2. 1845
MOSS IN YOUR LAWN Vlsoro will
remove 11 uuianuy. Monarcn eeea
a n eed uo.
FOR SALE Weedlclrte. the .ure-flre
weed killer that accn t .terllza tne
oil. Pacific Feed 4t Seed Co.
ONION SETS. Best suited for growing;
for young green onions. Monarcn
seed at r eea co.
CAMEHON-MOFFITT LUMBER CO
LOW-PRICED LUMBER
So. Riverside at Barn.rt Rd.
Medford Phone 04(12.
CASH m A FLASH
TOR YOUR CAR
Sava Time. Cash and Oaa
Call Automobile Market,
friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph. 3918. th and Bartlett
No Red Tap. When You SeU
to U.
SEED SPUDS. The widest assortment
to select from. Monarch Seed &
reed Co,
FOR SALE Jamesway oil brooders.
Lirmica supply, racuio reea ac
tseea to.
IDAHYBRID FIELD CORN. Bigger
yieias, easier narvesnne, naapmDie
to Irrigated or non-lrngated soils.
Proved th. best for local condi-
tlons. Monarch seed at reed Co,
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Special
ising in permanenia ah work guar
anteed Phone 2004 120 N Central
Townsehd
BAFICE
AT
Dreamland Hall
TOMORROW
JOLLIEST DANCE
IN MEDFORD1
DERRICK'S
BALLROOM
HERE WEDNESDAY
APRIL 4th
The Dance Treat of the Year!
til J .'&M,c.
4 r ,u.
lit
d. Jl su
JACK 1
rA If
Ml
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That Man of the Blues
3ACK
And His Orchestra
Featuring
SALLY LANG
"Charming Son Stylist"
FRANK HORRINGTON
Drummer
NORMA TEAGARDEN
At the Piano
and. the Jack Teagardcn
TROMBONE CHOIR
Admission
$1.20
Per Penon
Including
Tax
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FITS
WANTED Reliable woman for cook
Ing In privat e home Phone 2354.
&EW LOW PRICE. Larro broilerantl
frier ration has been reduced In
urlce but quality just the same.
Monarch Seed & Fed Co.
in your 4's
Do these symptoms
Betray your Age?
Do you lUca so taaaj women b
tweou tha agca of 88 and C2 autfer
from lioti fiosnes, nervoua tension,
irritability, are a bit blue at tlmea
due to tha functional "mlddlo-agat
period peculiar to woman?
Then atart at once try fcydia V.
Plnkbam'a Vegetable Compound to
relieve euch aymptoms. Tbla great
medlolna jteito nature. Taken regu
larly lb holpa build up resistance
against such "middle-age'' distress.
For almost a centurythousand
upon thousands of women have re-
portad boneata. Alio grand stomacbiq
tonlo. Follow label directions.
JjjMa, (PvnAkanC&
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
WASHING MACHINES
REPAIRED
Parts St Sorylce on All Makes
B. & B Washer Shop
406 E. Main. Phone 6302
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MsWiWji-itSa,
tAUARUfcN
i,r jfjL-r
Make It a "Date"
NOV.-Mexi-
Wcdnesday Night