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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Announce MMtlng Alpha Delta class of the First Christian church will meet In Fellowship hall of the church Thursday at 2 p. m. To GWa Sal Chapter BE, P.E.O., will hold a rummage sale Thursday, Oct. 18, at the K. of p. hall, Fifth and Grape streets, beginning at 9 a. m. Club To Meat Victory club of the Eastern Star will meet at the Masonic hall Wednesday at 12:30 p. m. for a covered dish luncheon. Members of Electa So cial club will be guests. To Resume Dances Dances at Service Club No. 2 at Camp White will be resumed next Thursday according to Mrs. Don Safford, hostess. A combination army and navy orchestra will provide music, the hostess states. a Visitors Her Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thomas of Lebanon, Ore., and David Chirgwin, student at Oregon State college, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Chirgwin, route 2. Mrs. Thomas is the former Helen Chirgwin, a d a u g h t e r of the Chirgwins, and David Chirgwin is a son of the couple. TAKE IT EASY Why all the hurry? You hurry here and hurry there. You hurry to do this and hurry to do that. For many, life seems to be built round "hurry." But do you real ly think it is necessary to operate your oragnism in high gear all the time? By it are you really accomplishing that for which you hope most of all? You should realize that there are many times during the day when this hurry tension could be toned down. Every physical tension should have its alternate period of relax ation. This is a law of your physi cal organism. Physical tension, however, is not the worst. Back of this is your mental tension, tt continues the physical tension. Finally your life becomes built upon a foundation of effort, ten don, and then effortless tension. The result is taut nerves, and a ivaste of vital energy. Now, Moth er Nature undertakes to teach you a lesson. Your expression be comes drawn. These taut nerves begin to express themselves in the form of chronic indigestion, muscular twitching, an ache here, a pain there. You are now on the skids. Natural methods will help you to put on the brakes and regain your poise. Take it easy! TALKS DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic b Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Main Dial 3170 HELP WANTED o PACKERS o SORTERS Apply In Person at . . BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS Vi Mile South on Pacific Highway Phone 2161 iff.; i.,r mj VHP ; V&: . ,. 'y . i H Jf "Turn on the tun OLD Sunny Brook miwui KTiius iwct: m.. 1. 1. . PERSONAL CALENDAR Monday 7:30 p. m. Olive Rebekah lodge, I.O.O.F. hall, 221 West Sixth street. Entertainment, Sara Redden; refreshments, Car rie McDannal: visitors welcome. Tuesday 10:30 a. m. St. Mark's Auxiliary-Guild, sewing for Red Cross at parish hall. Luncheon at 12:30 p. m. followed by speaker and meeting. 1:00 p. m. Women's Mission ary society, Presbyterian church, at church for lunch. Bring service. 1:00 p. m. Mary-Martha circle, home of Mrs. E. W. Scott, 842 East Main street, dessert. Mrs. Lewis Gilliland, assistant hostess. 2:00 p. m. Lady Elks, Elks' temple, for dessert and games. 2:00 p. m. Navy Mothers, Girls' Community club. Im portant business requiring pre sence of all members. Corps To Mt Women's Re lief corps will meet at the arm ory Thursday at 2 p. m. Chang Mting Contempor ary Book club will meet Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Edwin Durno instead of Wednesday eve ning as originally scheduled. Cirel To Met Just Folks' circle of the Methodist church will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. P. Brooks, 335 South Riverside avenue, at 10 a. m. Major Hr Major Troy D. Walker, personnel officer from the Oregon state selective service headquarters at Salem, was in the city today visiting the coun ty selective service boards. m m Post To Meet Crater Lake Post No. 1833 and Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet in the armory at 8 p. m., Tuesday for a social evening. This will be a special meeting which all veterans and their wives are cordially invited to at tend. John Eads, Medford ma gician, will entertain and refresh ments will be served. I. D. Can field is program chairman. Discharges Among those re cently discharged from the armed forces are Lt. (jg) Harold H. Stevens, 415 Laurel street; SSgt. Ralph E. Waldron, Jr., route 1, box 242-A; Sgt. Clifford A. Trask, route 4, box 194; Sgt. Hubert B. Bentley. Jr., 133 Wil lamette avenue; Pfc. Henry G. Schnack, route 4, box 208; Vin cent C. Ciaflin, FO. route 1, box 434; T5 Olaf E. Olson, route 2, box 208; T5 Chester L. Roberts, box 291, and Lt. Robert J. Cun ningham, route 1, box 164, all of Medford; MSgt. Jack W. Wil liams, box 482: Walter C. Huck, MoMM 2c, 263 Mountain ave nue; SSgt. Delbert E. Jones, 593 Fairview street, all of Ash land, and Charles R. Epperson, GM 2e, Phoenix. "HERE'S WHY-Waste paper is needed to produce packaging containers for many peacetime products. Without containers, these products cannot be delivered to our neighborhood stores. By saving waste paper, we help end shortages!" with a turn of your xrrut! wbmt - i m i rm si tunvu mux 8litrs To Mt Pythian Sis ters will meet at the hall in regular session tomorrow at eight o'clock, with refreshments to follow the lodge meeting. Rib Hr Eugene Riebe. re cently discharged after three years and seven months in the navy, where he held the rating of machinist's mate first class, is in Medford on a visit. Mrs. Rieb is in Jardine, Mont. Mr. Riebe formerly lived in Medford. Son Horn Edward Albert Hall, RM 2c, has arrived to spend 30 days leave with his mother, Mrs. Grace Sharp,. Ap plegate, after having been sta tioned on Attu for the past 28 months. Upon expiration of his leave he will report to Santa Rosa, Calif., for reassignment. Gates Discharged William Gates, former army staff ser geant, arrived home yesterday from Ft. Lewis, Wash., following an honorable discharge from the service. In the army five years, Gates served 23 months in the Pacific theater and was last sta tioned on Okinawa. He arrived in the United States Oct. 6 and with his wife and son Is residing at the home of Mrs. Gates' par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Atf Briwald, Jacksonville star route. Phslan Home Owen K. Phe lan, chief electrician's mate with the Seabees, was discharged from the navy at Camp Shoe maker, Calif., recently and has returned to Medford to be with his wife at the Phelan home, 732 West Second street, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Phelan, 604 North Riverside avenue. Before entering the service Phelan was a serviceman for the California Oregon Power company. Phtflan was in the navy three years, 18 months of which was spent on Attu. a Veterans Horn Discharged from the service recently and re porting to Jackson county selec tive service board No. 1 since Thursday were Kenneth N. An thony, Wallace A. Stearns, Lee A. Teague, John Tucker, Dewitt W. Corwin, Everett E. Chapman, Rudolph H. Frohreich, Rudolph A. Trepzger, John M. McCabe, Gerald G. Cook, August B. Sing ler, Leonard W. Robinson, George W. Kurkendoll, Jesse Winchester, Clyde Crichton, Gil bert Knips, John E. McConochie, Maurice Harris, Cornelius Hend rickson, Robert H. Archer, and Robert R. Davis. Those reporting to board No. 2 were Norman C. Flaherty, Eddie M. Heim, Wayne E. Wakefield, Henry G. Schnack, Ivan T. Gilman, Ray A. Harris, and John A. Braack. Cdurt House News Marriages Alvin David Eller and Pearl LaFerne Knox. Roy Russell Miller and Vivian Mae Bostwick. Robert Burns and Joan Hazel Shull. Alfred Michael Beck and Elizabeth Jeannette Sample. Augustus Theodore Warner and Kathleen Gibeon. William Ross Scharfer and Ellen Elaine Farris. Eugene Raymond Blrk and Beryl Mildred Flynn. William H. Newman and Mary R. Rosecrans. B. Frank Owens and Theresa Marie Sanders. Dlvorc Complaints Audrey Norma Griffith vs. Harold H. Griffith. Maybelle Haley vs. Percy Vern Haley. Blanche Slpes vs. Wendall Sipes. Harold G. Huston vs. Dorothy Huston. BIRTHS JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L., Route 1, box 373, Cen tral Point, Oct. 14, 1945, a girl, eight pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. Headquarters for Yellowstone National park is located at Mam moth Hot Springs. Cloalnf. um for Sunday Toe Late to Claifify 4:00 Saturday afternoon pum imsm . aw lyni srrt A 'miXir. Sir Weeps at Sentence - MM ., mm mm i -mr n 1 (Armm Tthpholo) Mrs. Blanche Patton, 60-year-old nursing home patient. Is pictured In Superior Court, Tacoma, Washing ton, where the death sentence was recommended lor the first degree bread knife murder of Fred Stone, 69-year-old former ward man at the home. Mrs. Patton claims she knifed the man because he was interested In "another woman." DAY'S PAY URGED IN CIST DRIVE Residents were today urged to make their contributions to the annual Community Chest and war fund drive the sum of one day's wages or the equivalent. While the drive was said to be progressing satisfactorily, Otto Frohnmayer general chairman, stated he believed not enough emphasis had been laid on the fact that the "one-day's wages" had been considered as a stand ard basis for donations for many years past. A meeting of board members and committee chairmen aiding with the current drive was held last Friday .loon at the Holland Hotel at which the progress of the campaign was discussed and further plans laid for its con tinuance. Quota set for the 1945-46 drive is $40,000. NURSING CLASS TO START SOON Enrollment for the current Red Cross home nursing pro gram will close Thursday, Miss Helen Bullis, chairman, an nounced today. The home nursing lecture series will be conducted at the court house auditorium from 1 to 2:45 p.m. each Monday and Thursday. Miss Bullis said. "Although this vital program has been invaluable to many homes during the busy war vears when overburdened doc tors and nurses were unavail able, tt Is believed that during the next few months women with this training will find it essential in meeting the new problems of peace." the chair man declared. Passenger Peak Due in January Chicago, Oct. 15 (U.R Mili tary railway movements will cparh a neak In January In. the U S.. Hugh W. Siddall, chair man of the western and trans continental passenger associa tlnn nrrdlpted todav. Siddall. also chairman of the Inter-territorial military bureau, cairi careful analysis of armed forces' requirements brought him to that conclusion and ex plained "why the railroads have not paralleled the action of air lines In encouraging pleasure travel , . . LIE DETECTOR TRIPS , YOUTHFUL MURDERER Chicago, Oct. 15 (U.R) - As sistant State's Attorney Blair Varnes said today that 16-year- old Donald Cook Edwards had admitted during a lie detector test that he (lew his 17-year-old pal, Morton Stein, in a battle over robbery spoils. Edwards, returned here yes terday from Gretna, La., had maintained that he killed Stein known to Chicago bobbysox ers as Flash Gordon at the Ste vens hotel here last May 11 in scll-defense. Closing, tuna ror Hunday Toft Lata to Clasiify 0J Saturday aftemooo Pleaae remembar Townsend DANCE AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW Merrill's Novelty Orchestra OBITUARY BERNICE B. STAMMEN Bernice B. Stammen passed away at her home on the Jacksonville-Phoenix highway Satur day afternoon. ' Mrs. Stammen was born July 25, 4897 at Goldfield, la., and on June 15, 1920 she was united in marriage to Bud Stammen at Baker, Mont. Mrs. Stammen leaves to mourn her passing, her husband, a son, Frederick C. Stammen, a daught er, Mary Ellen, and her mother. Mrs. Eleanora Kelling, all of Medford; two brothers, Eldon Kelling, Medford, and Lloyd J. Kelling, Miles City, Mont., and one sister, Mrs. Vivian Doull, Miles City, Mont. Christian Science services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home Wednesday at 10:30 a. m.. with burial in Siskiyou Memorial Park. EDWIN C. MONAHAN Edwin C. Monahan. a rpciHanf of this community for the past tnree years, passed away unex pectedly early Sunday. He was en route to Ashland from his home in Fern Valley for medical aid when death occurred. He was born in CelovlanH Ohio, May 4, 1905. He was en gaged in electrical contracting here. Survlvinff are his vuito Lvdia Monahan: his nnrpntc Mr and Mrs. T. J. Monahan; four Brothers and four sisters, all in Los Anceles: William. Thnmn, John. James. Mnrotiprtp flrnnp and Agnes Monahan, and Mrs. L,eo uabich. The remains will Hp In slut at the Conger-Morris Chapel from Tuesday noon until 4 p. m., then will be forwnrrlprl in T.n Angeles for services and inter ment. Court Records Justice Court James W. Anders, defective brakes, $1 and costs. Francis E. Egelkraut, no non resident hunter's license, $25 and costs. Andrew Brown, overwidth load, $2.50 and costs. Julius M. Cam, violation of basic rule, $2.50 and costs. Berthal G. Davis, violation of basic rule, cited. Police Court Leon Miller. John W. Smith and Paul F. Lawson, drunk, re leased on $10 bail each. Cloalna tlma ror mmnnv loo uit to ClauTty 4:00 Saturday afternoon neasa tememoer Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Electric hot water heat er. ?Wet4 1 h- F O R A L E Pre-war HVvenb" Cfood condition. Phone 6100. FOR SALE .35 Remington rifle with J jo weaver scope, loitrt mount practically new. 1 box nhclls. Ches ter Lengele, Rt 4, west Phoenix, on camp Uakcr Road. REMINGTON automatic 12 gauge i shotgun. 2 barren, one never been used. With shells, 979. Champs Garare.3nE 8 th. ORSALE 2 HP electric motor, single phase. Waldo Green, 1 mile outh patent LOST Brow n billfold. Important pa pers, check for $71.40. John Menter, co C. O. Van Ortwick. Rt. 3, Box 32 Medford. HAVINCi sold my ranch, I will sell a fine gentle span of mules, with r.arneas and also two heifer enlves about ft months old. one Is rfrilrtr ed Ayrshire. Thomas L. Taylor. Rt. 3. Box 70 or phone 3546 Med ford. WANTED Cook, also filsKwashef "for two weeks work. Phone 6528. Jack son County HospltaJ. JUStntCEIVEi42 rruk full fash lon rnyon hose, short lengths. OPO celling prlca 84c. Leons, 21 Wo. Central. LOST German pointer female, about 5 months old, spotted and sandy, about 2 ml. southwest of Phoenix, Sat. aljernoori; Phone 5300. FOR SALE 4 year bid Guernsey cow, freh, giving 4 gallons; 2 calves, also 2-whcel trailer 4x8x4, 18 In wheel flU Chev. 3 miles north Central Point, Rt. 1, Box 4'JB. fl )iAA For sale. 72 acres. 10 miles JJZuU ' Medford, about 15 y vtjvv cultivated, largo sprint, cabin, a dandy turkey rancn Good mining ground. See A. . I" l uwr.no, uruer 205 So. Holly W A NTF. DE x per lenced fountain girl. SANDWICH BAH, pnone TOKAY-grapes 3c lb. 5 19" No. Grape. HOLD THAT LINE! It's "pigskin time" again! Under graduates and Old Crads hoarsely plead far their team to "Hold that line!" And, after the came, all aeree that ACME . "holds the line" for refreshment! Lost River Dairy, Inc Medford Diitributon (Jq ACMt tkiWtmtt Seefreaciic I jfnJ TOW SAL?! New la fjure single-bar. rel shotgun, with shells. Howard, Ross Lane. FOR SALE Large circulating" heater and winter's wood, 975. Davenport and chair, good condition. 50. Book-case, rlasa doom, $7 50. Box spring $10. Heavy trailer, '29 Ford, heavy chickens and fryers, pure, bred Jersey cow and heifer. Call evenings, 2nd house on the right on Beall Lane. Albert Huns cam. FOR SALE 200 ton of firsthand sec ond cutting alfalfa hay. Will ham mer and feed or bale Write Charles , U. Smith, Rt. 1. Gold Hill. I FOR SALE Apples. Jonathan,' Deli cioua and Newtown. Bring contain- era. 333 Mie St., after 5 30 p m. WANTED Small business or garage building, aUo warehouse. State frlce and location. Tribune Box 723 QP r Art 1 46 acres, 27 acre lrrlgat OOjUU d Two dwellings, barn. Our best buy for the money. $14,000" 100 acres, new 7 room house, barn, 52 acres Irrlsated. 160 in cult.. fenced and crass fenced. $5000 down, terms balance. W offer for Immediate sal and posse is ion, one of the best buys in a combination stock and dairy ranch. 231 acres; 106 acres lrrltrat ed. Large house In A-l condition. Grade A dairy barn and complete equipment CaCCflA New dwelling, now under v00UU construction. Will finish T to suit buyer. Term ar ranged. Q C OA ft 5 acres, smalt S room ODtwUU house, foundation In for largo house, family or chard, lovely view, city water; $3700 cash, balance easy terms. OA ArtABuy" one ' tl0 'lnest Uilw.UvU country homes, close T to Medford. 24 acres, Irrigated, or will sell noma with less acrenge. TENGWALD AGENCY, Realtor Holly Thealre BlrtK. "On the jcorner" FOOD SALE will be held at Cuppa Furniture Store 6th 8t Front Sts., Wednesday by S. D. A. Valley View port us Society. WANTfcD-Someone to sleep nights at hume of elder. v couple in Proe nlx. Phone 4348, or call at 304 So. Central Mrs. G. O. Sanden or Mildred Parr at Phoenix. PEAR PICKERS WANTED. Ph. 3370. FOR SALE Peaches 4c; snipes Ac; figs 12c. Will deliver In Medford; also have one two-horse Fresno. Phone6809 FOR SALE 1030 Graham 4-door se dan. 305 Chestnut Phone 3059. Q J nA 5-room modern house, VOvU new paint, city water, T 1 acre good soil, irrigated. On paved road. 2 miles out. Fine location. $1500 down, balance easy payments, H. N. LOFLAND, Broker 225 South Oakriala WANTED TO RENT7" OR LEASE for one or two years, a 2 or 3 bedroom house hy owner of well established business. Have lived in same house for past 3 yenrs: house sold and must vacate within next 10 days. References furnished. Phone 3852 P.O. Box 1546. 7000 Fine country home 1 mile from Medford. 1 acre land, city water, hardwood floor in living room, firc- flace, dinette. 2 bedrooms, glassed n sleeping room, full basement, nice lawn and shrubs, some fruit, chicken house, garage and work shop a good buy. 1. E. Schulrr - Broker - Royal E. Bebb 32J'o Grape St. Phone 3071 FOR SALE Nevv GhHer trailer. Sleep. 4. Pre-war B-ply tires. Elec tric brakes. Overload springs. Com plete M. J. Kounz, 240 So. Rlver- side. WANTED Someone to do washing and ironing in ray home or yours. Phonn 55.15. WANT E D BlncE SSfi of; fiiuul set work, 60 Inch carriofe. Must be good $150 per hour. Phone Ash land b72iafter 6:30 pm. FOR SALE SehoVrY "bus borfy partly marie over Into trailer house. A. A. Knyeurt, Rt. 1, Box 11(2, Medford. Inquire Oriffln jCreck store. FOR SALE -22 ft factory built trail er house. Maple Cher nutane range, oil healer. Cull at 133 No. Oakdaie or pnone 3B22 after 8 p in. FOR SALES Westlnghouse" electric washer with Delco B 0 motor $40. 1110 W. Main, after 5 pm. FOR SALE 30 Plymouth sedan" just overhauled. ;ie ninrnn rule ana zu hell Bob's Poultry, behind 032 N. CentrnL 7 B m -5 pnv FOR SALE Household furniture. Cooksey place. Central Point. IjOST Billfold, name T, Rogers, on East Main St Contains Important papers. Please leave at Alien Hoiei. FOR SALE Circulating heater, $31; day bed, high hoy, desk, dressing tahlo and commode. $30. 307 Mae. FOR SALE About 800 usedrjrtcks. 2 x 6 s 22 feet long. Some doors and windows 008 No. Riverside. Call evenings Trouble Getting Soap Powders? Then help relieve the short age of (all needed In mak ing toapi ... at well at fabrics, rugs, and many other Items. TURN IN YOUR USCD FATS I ij sparkling, zestful 4 Monday, Oct. IS. 1943 SOIL SULPHUR Apply tt now to meadow and malfn for best results. Mon-irch Seed St Feed Co Let us make your WINDOW SCREENS SCREEN DOORS WINDOWS WINDOW FRAMES PADGHAM PLANING MTLL 130!) Court St. Dial 4750 5ANCING CLASSES starting this ww citron now. 1.01 leen nope Dance Studio. Sparta Bldg., River side Ac Main Pnone 3501. LINK SAUSAGE, prime pork. Oak. onto maraei. iONDERGAlRDE Mornings 5 To 1130 Colleen Hope Dance Studio, Sparta Bldg.. Phone 3.t91. FOR SALE Used clothing and fixers. ah ror less man or present val ue. Movinp, must sell at once. 233 stout !i HtveiMde FOR SALE Coca-cola coolers, show case electric plate counter stools. Mat lacks Food Store. Jacksonville Hwy a nd R011 Lane. 5lRL SCOUT Council will hold a cooKd food plant and rummage sale 9 a in. to 3 p.m., October 19, and 9 a.m. co 8 p m , October 20. at Girl Scout Headquarters, 500 East Main Call 5012 to have donations picked up. VOR SALE Make fertlltier out of i leaves. Use MILLER S COMPOST MAKER Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 1 FOR SALE Fine Enalish walnuts. Place your orders now. Ktngmier Guernsey Dhtry. Rt 1, Box 197. fnone ohm, &ALLKOOM Dnce Class for Junior high students beginning Oct 18th, 7 00 p m. USO auditorium. Phone gPftO. Ruth Luy Penny. Spray peaches soor Tot best result at lower coat use BASU COPMonarch Seed & Fced Co. SHEEr GUANO. Groz-U Sheep GiT ano, weedless, finely ground, full of ncurisnliifT plant food. Work It into your garden, lawn and around shrubbery now. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. RU MMATVfPSATff Tuesday and Wedneadny, October lttth and 17th, at Walt's Radio , Shop 40M E Main. 9:00 am. by Indies of lh Christian Church. NOTICE "f you want your house sprayed for termites phone Pacific Feed & Seed Co., 34 13. FOR SALE Placer claim, good cabin, mining, hunting flshtnr, trapping. R. L Sleeth, P. O. Box 117, Gold HiR Ore. CH A PI ER BE . P.E O. will hold a rummage sale starting 9 am., Oct IRth. at K. P. Hall 0th A Grape. N ortn of Oroce t eria No. 2. TOR SALE LEAF RAKES, bamboo or wire. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. CASH IN A FLASH FOR VOUR CAR Save Time. Cash end Gas Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer. . Ph 9919 6th end Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US FOR SALlS Union Beardless Barley 09.2A'f pure beardless barley. Ideal for planting with established and thin stands of alfalfa. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. AGATES Have your agates made up into leweiry lor xmas girta. (jet your orders In before Nov. 1st SANTOS AGATE SHOP 411 E Main Medford LUMBER Roust Boarda nn.i Dimension REDWOOD and CEDAR FENCE POSTS Natl , Rooting CAMEHON MOFTITT LUMBER CO. a. Rlvaraida at finmett R Women I Who Suffer from Btcauta Weakened from Lack of Iron due to "Monthly Losses" You glrla who miff or from simpls anemia or who lose so much during monthly periods that, you are pale, feel tired, weak, "dropped out"-thla may be due to low blood-lron- 60 start today try Lydla B. Pink-ham's tablets one of the irreatost blood-Iron tonics you can buy to help build up red blood to Elve more strength, and energy -1 such cases. Taken as directed Plnkham's Tablets are one of tha very best home ways to get precious Iron Into the blood. Just try Plnkham's Tablets for at least 30 days then see If you, too, don't remarkably benefit. Follow label directions. Lydla L Pinkham's TAQIETS HELP WANTED O PICKERS O SORTERS O WAREHOUSEMEN Apply Anytime at Modoc Orchard Co. 511 CHECKERS WANTED GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES - Apply in person at either Safeway Store in Medford MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE FlVai FOR BALE Plant heavter-yteldin. non. lodging VELVON barley. CertU fied seed MonarchSeed St Feed Co. ROOM FOR RENT Pleas5nTVoom r5!L5lo"eln509 E Mam. OR fjAl.E Seed Grains, grasses, cto vers. Monarch Seed St Feed. Co. ENDS TOMORROW tfjk danced Mm .rrw r:::rT;A':;.?i'' ENDS TOMORROW :Tm From and i;HM.W:1llillih.Hl I1 VVtRUR a7 It'Vjl'i minuet ouwi OAtriB mven V 1 v H JM'" -Jl J Also CURSE OF THE GAT PEOPLE with SIMONE SIMON SO. FIR 2$ IT sh T 1 the West IjKJ IH TECHNICOIOSI .jt-Vv "1 niniMi Si AIII ihiiii jilllJlIlL ;,r