Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 18, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Auxiliary To Maet Ladies auxiliary No. 421 of Carpenters and Joiners of America will meet at Carpenters' hall Friday at 8 p. m. Stlnson Home Pvt. Raymond C. Stinson of the army air corps arrived here Monday from Amar fllo, Tex., and is visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stinson, 1219 West Tenth street. He will leave Oct. 29 to report for duty at Las Vegas, Nev. Codding Promoted . George A. Codding, USNR, has been promoted to the rank of lieuten ant, junior grade, according to word received by his garents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cod ding. 1015 Queen Anne. Lt. Cod ding is serving aboard the USS MacKenzie. Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be at the KP Hall Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Those wishing to obtain permits or licenses to drive cars Bre asked to get in touch with the examiner dur ing these hours. Gentry On Leave R o b e r t Gentry, Slo, arrived home last week following 14 months over reas duty with the navy in the South Pacific and is visiting his father. Kin Gentry, and sister Mrs. Dorothy Medley and family of Central Point. Gentry will report to Salt Laka Citv, Utah, Nov. 5. Promote d T3 Allen L. Buckingham, stationed with an ordnance company on Leyte Is land in the Philippines, has been promoted to a technician, third grade, from the rank of ser geant, according to work receiv ed by his mother, Mrs. Laura Albertz, 236 South Central ave nue. Buckingham has been overseas since January 1. If you need to CIS Duo To Monthly Losses Xf you losa bo much during monthly periods that you Jeel so weak, "dragged out" this may be duo to low blood-lroa -eo try Ljdla E. PlcKbam's tablets one of the greatest blood-Iron tonics you can buy. Plntcham's Tablets are also famous to help relieve symptoms of monthly functional disturbances. Follow label directions. lytfia E. Pinto's V&SIS ?5 You are Cordially Invited to Hear the New SEE IT ... and order NOW for quick delivery PRUiTT'S MUSIC CENTER Opposite Rialto Theater . Phono 3022 We Offer for Sale Our CIRCULAR Located 17 Miles North Crater Lake Highway f) Daily Capacity 20,000 Feet O 125 H. P. Diesel Motor and other necessary equipment Gulf P.sd Cedar Company. Inc. P. O. Box 308 STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 6:30 p. m. Adarel chapter No. 3, O.E.S., Jacksonville Masonic hall, covered dish dinner follow ed by program in observance of Masonic night. 8:00 p. m. Mistletoe camp. Royal Neighbors, at K. of P. hall. Ashland and Jacksonville lodges will be visitors. Friday 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers, home of Mrs. Frank Ovelman, Oakgrove. 2:00 p.m. Nevlta Social club, home of Vioiet Hamilton. Plan Dinner Canton Siskiyou and auxiliary will meet at the I.O.O.F. hall Friday at 6:30 p. m. for a covered dish dinner follow, ed by meetings for both groups and an evening of games. Bike Damaged A bicycle operated by John Peterson, 310 West Jackson street, was dam aged considerably last night when In a collision on Main street with a car driven by Wil liam Ray Andrews, city police reported today. Bentley Returns Jack Bent ley, son of Mrs. Lucille Bentley, 133 Williamette avenue, return ed to the valley last night fol lowing an honorable discharge from the army at Ft. Lewis, Wash., after five years in the service. Bentley, a sergeant with the air corps ground force, re ceived six bronze battle stars for 22 months service with the 5th air force in the Pacific theater, being stationed in Australia, New Guinea Dutch East Indies, Philippines, and the Ryukyus while overseas. He Is a graduate of Ashland high school. Gould Discharged Alvln A. Gould has been discharged from the army air corps after four and one-half yeart of service, 17 months of which was spent In a German prison camp. Gould, who held the rank of first lieu tenant, was in Medford last week to visit friends. He holds the air medal and presidential unit citation. The young man plans to re-enter the University of Oregon at Eugene, where he was a 6tudent before the war, to resume his study of Journal ism. Gould, a graduate of Med ford high school, is a son of Mrs. Andrew Gould Hedlund, for merly of Medford but now of Oregon City. HEAR IT of Medford on SALE the Permit To Build Kenneth Wonderly, 734 Palm street, ap plied for a building permit yes l terday at the office of the city i superintendent to erect a resi dence at a cost of (8,500. Kubli Home - Normin E. Kubll yeoman In the navy, Is spending a 34-diy furlough at the home fo hit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kubli, Applegate. Young Kubll arrived in San Francisco recently from Pearl Harbor where he has been sta tioned for a considerable period. ... Request Attendance Stu dents of the Junior high depart ment of the Presbyterian church are urged to be present Sunday morning at 8:45 o'clock to start the new attendance contest. A request was also made that they bring their friends not now at tending the bible school at it will count In the contest. Visi tors will be welcomed. ... Foardon Discharged Thomas Reardon arrived in Medford yes terday from Camp Beala, Calif., where ha received an honorable discharge after four years in the army and two years with the national guard. Sgt. Reardon, who has been sationed with post headquarters at Camp Whit a the past two years, resides with his wife and son at the family home, 323 South Central avenue. ... Announce Banquet Prelimin ary plans are being made for the annual fall ceremonial and ban quet of Zuleima Temple, Daugh ters of the Nile, to be held In Klamath Falls Oct. 27 according to Mrs. H. F. Nordwlck. Medford, queen of the temple. Mrs. Nord wick states that reservations for the banquet, to be given at the Willard Hotel, should be made at once by calling Mrs. Oliver Over meyer, 2017, or Mrs. E. B. Price, 3691. . ... Veterans Report Reporting Jackson county selective serv ice board No. 1 yesterday and to day after receiving honorable discharges from the service were Bill G. Underwood, James C. Crouch, Donald J. Cleveland. Seely Johnston, Thomas V. Wyatt, Alfred B. Davis, Charles E. Ahl, and Milton E. Vander linder. Those reporting to board No. 2 were George E. Nolle, Earl A. Dusenbury, Loyal G. Harper, Jesse V, Hamaker, Leon F. Russell, Ancil B. Gunter, Olaf E. Olson, Robert H. Telkamp, Dean W. Logan, Harvey C. Max- on and Kenneth M. Wlndschef- fel. . . To Be In Port Ensign Stan ley C. Jones of Medford, station ed on board the USS Panamlnt large communications' ship, Is to be In Seattle later this month for Navy Day, according to In formation received by his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Jones, Sr., 512 Pennsylvania avenue, and his wife. Mrs. Jones. Jr., who has been making her nome in Oakland, Calif., with relatives, expects to meet her husband In the northern city A recent dispatch from the navy related how the ensign suffered a superficial cheek wound dur ing the latter days of the war when the Panamlnt was attack ed by Jap torpedo bombers off Te Shlma. Ensign Jones serves ag the recognition officer for the ship. He has been In the navy since 1943. ... In Army The following men from Medford have enlisted in the regular army as members of the air corps, according to a news release from the military personnel procurement service at Portland: Chester L. Rose, son of Clyde M. Rose, route 1; Earl R. Stephenson, 628 McAn- rtrews road, son of Mrs. J. L, Dullng, San Francisco, Calif.; Carl P. Christensen son of Carl Chrlstensen, 802 North River side avenue: and Lawrence Jag ier, ,on of Harry L. Jagger, 11 Chestnut street. Reinllstlng In the signal corps after 9 years and 11 months previous service was Earl J. Cameron, 365 South Central avenue. A staff sergeant, Cameron has received the good conduct medal and ribbons for the American defense, Euro pean, African and Middle East ern theaters. 63 POLIO VICTIMS Billings, Mont.,. Oct. 18 U.R) The number of persons struck down by an epidemic of infantile paralysis stood at 69 today as a 25-year-old man from Billings Bench, Just outside the city lim its, became the fifth person In three dayi to be stricken with the dread disease. Cloitns Rmi for Sunday Too Lat. ! to Claaaifj, 4:00 Saturday eftarnoon i PIum remember Double -for your money That's tha bargain Gicquot Qub Eskimo Cooler otters you a delicious lemon-and'lime flavored refresher ers is or a mixer that goes down the lino with any drink! CLICQUOT CLUB ESKIMO COOLER , Clicquot Club Bottling Co. 301 W. fir St. Ph. 710) OBITUARY JAMES F. BOYLAN James F. Boylan, 68, a real estate dealer for many years in Medford, passed away in a local hospital Wednesday evening. Ar rangements are in care of Conger-Morris Chapel. MRS. JENNIE F. HOWARD. Services for Mrs. Jennie F. Howard, 79. who passed away Tuesday, will be held in the Conger-Morris Chapel at 2 p. m. Fri day with the Rev. D. E. Millard officiating. Interment will be In IOOF cemetery. She was born In Talent. Dec. 26, 1865, on what Is now known as the Fred Rapp place. She was the daughter of William and Martha Johnson, early pioneers of southern Oregon. She attend ed the Ashland schools and was united In marriage to William Howard, Medford, in 1890. Mr. Howard passed away last April. For the past 53 years she had lived at her home on Stewart avenue. Surviving Is a son, Roy L. Howard, Medford; two grand children, Wesley Howard, Med ford, and Mrs. Charles Hale, Los Angeles; and two sisters. Miss Etta and Effie Johnson, Ashland. GEORGE CURRIER George Currier, 402 S. Ham ilton, passed away unexpected ly Wednesday evening. He was born In Sweetwater. 111., Nov. 13, 1859. In 1001, at Mason City, 111., he was united. In marriago to Frances Teeters, who sur vives. He moved to Hammond, Kansas, and was In the general merchandise business there for many years. In 1915 he moved to Geraldine, Mont., where he operated a wheat ranch. In 1919 he moved to southern Oregon, spending the first three years on a farm near Talent. In 1922 he purchased the grocery store at 11th and Hamilton, Medford, re tiring from business In 1943. A short time ago the Medford IOOF lodge presented him with his 30-year jewel. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Frances Currier and six chil dren: Mrs. Grace Gordon. Los Angeles; Mrs. Caroline Allgood, Seattle; Mrs. Adel Josephson, Payette, Ida.; Alonza Currier, Great Falls, Mont.; Mrs. Georgia Ralston and Mrs. Rosie Relnk lng. Medford. There are also four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services will be held In the Conger-Morris Chapel at 2:30 p. m. Saturday with the Rev. Harry Hansen officiating. The remains will be forwarded to Ft. Scott, Kans., for interment. Three of the world's largest salt mines are located In the area around New Iberia, La. Ui. Mall Trltmna Want fcda. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE One good Jersey cow, milking 4 gallons. Phone 7201. RUMMAGE! ALE Merritt Circle, Presbyterian church 40 Front St.. ner Hth. SaMrday, Oct. 20. 9 o'clock. "COST- Black Cocker Spaniel, tan coHai no Uena.Phone 3413. CfiAfi23 acrca 8 mile from VJOUU Medford on Griffin creek. 9 room modern house, barn and other out buildlngi 10 acres In alfalfa, balance pasture and farm land This price Includes team mules, wagon, harness, other equipment: one good cow. Terms and tmmedtrte possession. Plus acres all irrlcated. OJuUV n clover 4 room house. out buildings, one acre fruit City water in house. 4 miles from Medford Terms. CQylCA 8 plus acres. 4 room house. tpJ4JU I-oti of out minding, fine deep well with pressure ynTcm. miies irom Medford. Terms and possession now. Also Two vacant building sites Just out of tly limits consisting of ona 2 arre tract and one 4-acre tract. Terms easy. Also 12 'i acres 3ear creek bottom land close to Medford. Will sell or trnde for house in town. Lets look this over HARRY LONO. Realtor 12S8 So. Riverside Phone 8022 GRAPES Concord. Tomatoes. 2cTy6u pick, prunes, 3c. you pick. Dry prunes, JOc ih. B. E. Ford. 3 mi. west on J'Vlllt Hwy. Perrydale, 4th hous on the right. WANTFDVaTtress at -Airport CaTe". Call 90 12 WANTED Neat elderly lady to tatca care of baby, and get dinner. Hours 10 am. to B p.m., 3 days a week. Bus line. Coll JSM after 7 p.m. RTTrVfMAGE" SALE Tiiesdayr"OctSJ. 0 a.m. at 8th and Holly. Sponsored by Fast Side Circle, Presbyterian Church. AUTO LOANS SIMPLE, QUICK WAY TO GET 2S to 500 CASH Use your car as security for a loan. No Ions; rlgimarole. Prompt, pri vate service. Sensible monthly pay menti 117-50 per month repays In 12 months !75 Come In. or save time by 'phonlnr In vr-ur application. When approved msVe Just ona trip to pick up your cash No wattina; or rlelev. Private sales of automobiles and furniture financed- OH EG ON ETNANCE CO. Craterian Theatre BMir. 45 fo. Central Phone 4433 "y Ft W ; f:'f Mm WANTED High school girl or older woman for part time housework. Apply in person at 110 Queen Anna. FOR SALE A new large hand" brattled rug. Phone 3906. . Ton .SALE 3 pi-s, nine weeks old. Box Ml, Kii'gs Hwy. VlLL SHARE my home with woman or couple in exchange for daily care of two boys. Mother employed. 210 Laurel. ftrr (I pm. fORTAl.EiVldsIfe; five case bbt. tie cooler, like now. Phone Ash- land 6216, FOR SALE light bay saddle horse, gent'e, for 'edy. One pre-war light sad.ilo for ihild or lady. Rex l't Inch centrifixal pump, good condi tion. M H. Johnson. Box 137-B, Spnng St. WILL SELL davenport "and chair or trade In as part payment on a good 734' otnerwle PnO' Phone HORSK Tit AM PR One of the finest double-horse trailers In the valley. Sturoy, electric welded steel chan nel rame, hlyh box, very good rub ber, clearance lights, tail and brake lights good 2-tona paint Job. See it at Cliff s Signal Service Station, 6th and Fir. or phone Bill Mtyst, B04 evening. TOR SALE Hiark saddle mare. haTf Morran. halt thoroughbred. 3 years old. Hael Robins Rt. 1, Box 370, Central Point. Phone 199. FOR SALE Scnotce ouildlng "lots, sewor and water-' Price $400 each. J. H. Dawson 129No. Riverside. FOR SAL E -Completely equipped restaurant. Good location, 10 year lease Priced to sell. C. H. Wil liamson, Harold Brown Aganey, 13 East Main. Phone 3446. Colored fryefslivF or dreued, also lurkev fryara, delivered. Phone 4091 Sew iw McK iiKtioWhif,ii6w on Jifplav al Bob Let Radio-Electric. Jnckamtvill; WANTED Car, '30'or later'." without Urea. P.O. Boicl904, Medford. BbOKKEEPINti taxea, part fl'fSi by rnmpetcnt ai'cuuntant. Phone 2023, Mr. G.-oshong. WANTED Pear pickera. phone 6871 before 7 a m or noon hour. EfeAVftif! f"or Seattle" TPYidSy- morn ing Will take passengers. Phone 72Mjifter 0. JUST ARRlVEDAnotheT Fnipment aluminum levels, crescent and pipe wranhea, axes, oil cans, framing squares, drills, trowels, saws. Many otliur had to get Hums. Acme Hard ware Main and Grape. Phone 3978. FOR SALeToo New Hanip-hlreRed ?ullets. 3 mo old . si 50 each, our choice C. H. Newton. Rt. 4, Box 248. Medford. ?rin-Bu' rod lot. Have 3 at OUU that prlct. a CORNER LOTS. 4S0 aaeh, also good lot very close In, $1060. Thia it one of the best. H. N LOKLAND. Broker 225 So. Oakdala LORT Pinto Shetland ponv Brand ed half circle 3, Phone 4277 or 4ftfi7 RUG aTPTTD good condition, ?-Bxlfi. $33 Coolerator ice box. $32. Beoutv Rest mattress bed tnd springs, $3fl. 3 rocking chiirs each fl. Hand cul tivator like now, $7 Small radio. 33 Quince. )RIVtnG to Los Angeles fridav". Can taka 3 passengors 230 No. Beatty. JU S T AR R I VED A not fie? Ti i pmenl electt ic room heaters. Aluminum fruit juicers, food choppers, com binsti. pots and pans, clothes dry ers. Large assortment of gift Items. Acme Hard ware. Main and Grape, Phone B97fl fOR SALE Wll cared for mahogany upright piano In fine condition. CaH5I!B. ACME ROOFING1 6 l2S Siskiyou Blvrt.. 18 y-s experience roofing, roof repairing, flat work. Phone 8421 Ashland. STE NOGR AP"H"ER wantedV'sWH month, 3 dav week. U. S. Forest S e rv.ee , P os IJOt 1 1 c e Building. LOST Gordon seTter" Answers to name of "Cntle". Black with brown paws, chest and belly. If found, notify Deputy Sheriff Meade or call Dr. Bray phone 8871. Rcwanjl. fOn RENT Paint anr'ay pin. FaberaT 34 So Riverside. Phone 4449. FOR SALE F-esh fir sawdust. "Call r a tier s, 44ii FOR SALE Fryers. Box 124, Jack- sonyille Hwy. Phone 8140L FOR SALE 1 acre on Morrow Road. RLJJ. Box 20 Medford. TOP GARDEN soil free, you haul. No. 7 Rose. Harvey Young. Phone 8391. &R I VI NO TO PORTTAN D last o'f week. Can take three passengers. Want re ferenca. Phon e 436 2. FOR SALE W e a n e r pigs- Al Ben dickson, McAndrews Road. Rt, 3, BojCj414. FOR SALE 40 acres, new 4" room house. 11 miles from Medford. No cultivation. All timber land. Phone BRRfl WANTED Woman ' for housework from 10 a m to 4 p.m. everyday excepf Sunday. Phone 2337, Irene MPhetteplace. WANTED TO RENfOrTHXSE emall acreage Liveable house, pas tura Tribune Box 1507. f?R SALE Younc fresh milch cow. Phone 6598 fiOAT FOR SATE lTft, V bottom boat with ours and locks. A-l con dition, constructed of sugar pine and brass screws throughout. $85. F. J Mcpherson. Shady Cove. LEAFCURL SPRAY for peacfies should go on Immediately. Use bast. Cop or Fungi-Hordo. We have It. Monarch Seed 6c Feed Co. LOGGERS and Railroad Section Men NEEDED AT ONCE Experienced Fallen and Buckers, Choker Setters, Hook ert and Section men are needed at once for our logging operations two miles east of town of Butte Falls, Oregon (37 miles east of Medford on Fish Lake Lake of the Woods road.) Cabins are available, with tables, chairs, bedsteads and springs, cook stoves and running hot and cold water. Private boarding house for single men. Grammar and high school, church and retail stores in Butte Falls. Must have own transportation. NQ STRIKE o IN OUR WOODS OR RAILROAD OPERATIONS STEADY WORK and GOOD WAGES MEDFORD CORPORATION WOODS SUPT., BUTTI FALLS DEPOT READY TO GO. TO WORK WANTE15 Typist eapabla of taking shorthand, will consider part time services. Tribune Box 199o FOR SALE 2 ten nu rackets, mir rors. 358 So. Oakdale. JUtAR RIVED Beautiful" South American amb skin stuffed ani mals, made by the famous Gowels of IJullywnod. ACME HARDWARE Main snd Grape Phone B378 ITCHING DOGS are cured with sul- fadtn". Monarch Seed & Feed Co. COVER CHOP SEED. Get yours in at once We have the seed. Monarch Seed .V Feed Co. JUST ARRIVED Attractive 3(1.000 BT.U Ohio gas circulators, with automatic pilot ACME HARDWARE Main and drape Phone 5978 ONION BAGS -10s and S0. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSB SPECIALS PLUMBING FIXTURES: Tnlleta. Blnki. Lavatories, Shower Stalls. Septic Tanks, Soil Fittings and Pipe. IVu cets Strainers, Traps, Get our prices. HARD TO GET ITEMS! Potato Rtcerx, Clothesline Wire. Oil Heat ing Sioves, Kerosene Cook Stoves, Copper Colis for heating water. Hardware Cloth, all sires. Knee Rubber Boots Also Cow Halters and Tie Out Chains. A NEW SHIPMENT of new wood cir culating heaters, and trash burners. Also lutomatic gas and electric wa ter hfaters. Buy now while stock la complete. CLOSE OUT Decorative Wall Paper. per roll. Fine Assortment of Luggage, consist ing of Overnight Bags, Pullman Cases. Make-up Kits. Matched Lug. gage and Lockers. Mail Boxea, Dish pans. Just arrived. Garden Sprinklers, Gal. vanned riucket Milk Pnits, cream Cans Milk Strainers. Garbage Cans, Milk Pans and Crocks. PAINT, all colors also Turpentine and nil, Shingle Stain, Closeout small cant pailiU. assarted colors, each luo. I VISIT our furniture department Dav. enos and Chesterfield sets with springs throughout, dinette sets, chest of drawers, large stock mat tresses, springs eta ROOFING Paper all slrea and weights also building paper Felt paper less Ulan mall order prices. COMPLETE line of tents, tarpaulins, hay covers and canvas for Irriga tion purposes. Also steel cots and mattresses. CLOSE-Out on heavy work harness, horse collars, pads and horse blan kets. AUTOMATIC gas, electric and oil wa. tcr heaters, range boilers, toilets, laundry trays, complete shower units, lavatories double sinks, aepUo tanks and values ol all kinds, NEW SHIPMENT of Cocoa mate. 13 V 15. PIPE, large itock of pre-war pip at pre-war prices Also pipe fittings. Srensure pumps pitcher pumps, cen--lfuga) and rotary umpa. eta WOODCHOPPERS Attentlonl Large stock of cord wood saws, all sires; saw mandrels, wedges, sledge ham mers, axes and crosscut saws. ATTENTION, farmeri and gardenora We have In stock all slscs and mesh of chicken netting stock fence barb wire, fence poatj. smooth wire stuc co wire also chicken house spray ers, wheelbarrows, garden cultiva tors, spading forks, hoes, rakes, mat tocks and shovels- Ani a .a) 1 1 l i . .4 a m .V. m danluilM I iI i raw hub, tut vnw v-i mechanic, farmer, logKor; also P-C tools consisting of sockets, ratchets lug wrenches and speed wrenches REMEMBER BARGAIN DAY Every day at the MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-20-33 N Grape St Medford, Oregon LET'S Learn to Dance . the Easy Way! APPLY I ThmidaT, Oct. 18, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NINE Let us make your WINDOW SCREENS SCREEN DOORS WINDOWS WINDOW FRAMES PADGHAM PLANING MILL 13ti! Court St. Dial 4750 SHEEP GUANO St PEAT MOSS. Gar den mates for better gardens and lawns. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. DANCING CLASSES starting this wrk Enroi now Colleen Hope Dance Studio. Sparta Bldg., River sideJlrMnln Phone 3591. SEED GRA'tftgTciovera and alfalfa". Most complete stock of quality seedi In So Oregon. Monarch Seed v -eta to FOR SALE lrd clothing" and Fixers. All foe less than of present val ue Movm must sell at once. 233 Sou tb Riverside. FOR SALE Fine English walnuts. Place your orders now. Kingmler Guernsey Dhiry Rt 1, Box 187. Phone 6814. CASH IN A FLA SB TOR YOUR CAR Save Tuna. Cash and Gaa Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 5019 8th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You StU to US SbW BUTlrHUR for higher yields of alfalfa and meadow, in stock now. Monarch Seed At Teed Co, LUMBER 4 Roug Boards and Dimension REDWOOD snd CEDAR FENCE POSTS Nail Roofing CAMERON MOFFITT L'IMBER CO. Bo Wtvemrls at Barnatt Rd. ?ALL SEEDED GR ASSESdo nest. Try our Special Meadow Mixture. Monai ch Seed 8t Feed Co. GlhlVaSCoirr Council will hoM ' a cooked food plant and rummage sale 0 a m. to ft p nij, October 10, and 9 a.m. to 8 p m , October 20, at Girl Scout Headquarters, 800 East Main Call 60U to have donations picked up. NOT C F. 1 f you want " your ' house spraved for termites phono Pacific Feed it Seed Co., 3413. FOR SATE Crib springs and'"mat tres hardwood play pen. Very good condition. Reasonable, phone S4ttf QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Dlttreu Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID FraaBookT.HsofHomaTraatnwntthtt Mutt Help or It Will Cost You Nothlnc Ovartwomllllnn bottlnaoftluWtXLAHB THE ATM ENT ha boon aold forrallafof ijaupromanrrUMrftuartalnKfroraOtMnacH and Duodenal UUara du. to fwn, AM Poo. Dliaatlon, SMir or Uraaai Mmha, Qailin.it, HMTtburtl, fla.pl.Mn.sa, t flue to Eacaaa Acid. Sold on lAdara' trial! Aak for "Wlllard'a Mataai." -bleb full axplaloa thia treatment' Ira. Taylor'! Pennywlio Drug Walnacott' Pharmacy DANCE Sat., Oct. 20 9:00 to 1:00 TALENT CITY HALL DANCE! I'll show you how in just a few hours! Yea, and ailar law mora hour, you can ba really ex. pert do the lateit Rumba, Samba, Welti or Fox Trot a. lt you'd alwaya kept up with the new .tap.. Classes and Private Instruction Phone Mr. Johnson a)EOR Merrick's Ballroom sWvJwJ between 10 . ra. and 10 p. m. ROOM FOR BEVT Pl.aaant room for man close in. 609 E. Main. PIH-WORiiS , At Last A Real Treatment! Anyone who has eVer Pln-Wormi knows how tormentini- and embsrwssing tbls In fret ion can be, and how hard it mar m to demJ with the ereaturas, once they cat foothold inside the body. Today, thanks to a special, medically ree cnrntied drug (trcntian violet), a highly ef fective treatment has been mads poealhle. This drug- is the vital ingredient in P'Wr the Pin-Worm tabids developed in the, lab oratories of Dr. D. Jayne ft Son. P-W tab let are small and eaay to take, and tber act In a special way to remove Pin-Worms. Bo watrb out for the warning signs that may mean Pin-Worms in your child or yourself especially the agcravatlna rectal itch. And don't May. Ask your drugg-Ut for JAYNE'S P-W right away, and follow the directions. Satisfaction guaranteed, eg your money back. It's easy to remember t P-W for Pio Worms I NOW Thru SAT. An EPIC NOVEL.. xAn EPIC PICTURE THE VMM IH, lOMTTA YOUNG JACK OAKlt IOWIN KaMmln. D.M1U NOW Thru SAT. .t I Hw Ma from fopaliaSrrwl at miX AYlMIt, GRETA CYKT WAITER IIUA TODAY Thru Saturday 2-BI8 HITS 2 FIBBER McGEE MOLLY "MEAUEHLY DAYS" snd HEDY LAMARR PAUL HENREID in "THE CONSPIRATORS1 Aft JS s JACK 1 O N D 0 N't XM.I OP. X If 'I i i a i PLUS fast"'- 7iv SsaM 2E! IIUll )" llll Ill" III II ata raiMrtafratLi