Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 05, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Meeting Changed Meeting of the Phoenix Thursday club, which was announced yesterday for Feb. 7, is to be held Feb. 14 at the home of Mrs. V. L. Quack enbush, South Pacific highway, club members reported today. Mrs. Ray Ward is to be assistant hostess. ( Arnst Hara Albert Arnst, former assistant ranger for the Rogue River National forest at Lake o' Woods, is in Medford to attend the meeting of the West Coast Lumbermen's association being held here today. Arnst is now associate editor of The Timberman, international lum ber journal published in Port land. To Hare Party Shipmates Bible class of the Methodist church will have a potluck din ner Friday, Feb. 8 at the church at 6:30 p. m. Hostesses for the affair are Mrs. Lula Watson, Christine McClain and Haiel Platz. Following dinner Mrs. A. E. Brockway will have charge of Valentine ' games. Friends and visitors are welcome to at tend and everyone is asked to bring table service. 1WICE at MANY. ..TWICE m GOOD I 1 I D I I CUIll IDOl IINOII IOCI lOforlM Sferte, Distributed by McDonald candy Co. and sold by mil Uvo dealers. "See Humphrey First TO BUY OR SELL YOUR USED CAR Humphrey Motors Used Car Exchange 33 S. Riverside Ave. KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help 15 Milea of Kidney Tubas . Flush Out Poisonous WasU If yoo hftvoftTi execs sof eidn In rotjrblootf , your lt milea of k dinar tubes may be over worked. Thwetiny Alters and tubes are work inf da and night to help Nature rid roar System of excess acids and poisonoua wait. When disorder of kidney function permits .poisonous natter to remain in your Mood, It SnayeausetiBgsliisbaache.rheumatiepainf. les pains, low of pep and energy, getting op Bights, swelling; pufflneas under the eyes, headaches and dinlnesa. Frequent or scanty passages with imarting and burning tome limes shows there Is eomethlog wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Kidneys may need help the eame as bow els, so ask your druggist for Doan't Pills, a stimulant diuretic, need successfully by mil lions for over 40 years. Doan's give happy relief and will help the 16 miles of kidney tubes flush ont poisonous waste from, your blood. Get Doan's Fills. PURPLE 17 E HAVE in STOCK 1350 Eaton Axle, Complete 1350 Eaton Housings 39M1 Brown Lipe Trans. 5531 Brown Lipe Trans. A Complete Stock of Parts for All Eatons and Brown Lipe Trans. O WHY WAIT FOR PARTS WE HAVE IN STOCK? o CRATER LAKE MOTORS YOUR FORD DEALER Phone 2297 Medford PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuasdsy 0:30 p. m. Lady Lion' club, dinner at Holland hotel. 6:30 p. m. Pythian Sifters, covered dish dinner at KP hall followed by meeting at 8 p. m. with grand chief ai guest. 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake aux iliary, VFW, armory, initiation and refreshments. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P.E.O., home of Mrs. O. H. Bengt- son, 122 Oregon Terrace. Miss Katherine Stewart and Mrs. J. C. McPherson, assisting host esses. Program, Mrs. George Canode. 8:00 p. m. Past Presidents' club. Degree of Honor, home of Mrs. Ida M. Wilson, 7 Chestnut street. Wednesday 11:00 a. m. DAV Auxiliary Sewing club, home of Mrs. Har ry Naugle, Talent. 12:30 p. m. Get Together club, potluck luncheon and busi ness meeting, Eagles Hall, West Main street. 1:00 p. m. Women of Rotary, luncheon, home of Mrs. Mark Goldy. Mrs. Neil Davidson and Mrs. Melvin Plaskett, assisting hostesses. 1:45 p. m. Contemporary Book club, home of Mrs. Glenn Gibbons, 20 Barneburg Road. 2:00 p. m. Daughters of Nile, ceremonial at Masonic Temple with supreme queen as guest. , 2:00 p. m. Adult Missionary society, First Christian church. in church recreation room. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, Girls' Community club. Radios Stolen Two radios, one a light tan colored portable and the other a dark blue plastic table model, were stolen some time between Saturday night and Monday morning from Hight's Radio and Electronic shor. 112 West Front street, it was reported to police yester day. A small amount of money was also taken from the cash register of the shop, the report said. Bryant Discharged George Bryant, who has spent the past two and one-half years with the armv stationed at Ft. Riley, Kan., arrived Saturday at the home of his narents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bryant, 1312 Reddy avenue. A former private first class, Bry ant received an honorable dis charge from the service last week at Ft. Lewis, Wash. He is to leave next week to return to Ft. Riley where he will be joined by his wife and the two will return to Medford. Sergeant Discharged William Cullen Bryant, former master sergeant in the army, has been in Medford to visit his mother, Mrs. Max Leischner, 908 West Fourth street. Bryant, who was discharged last month, has been in the service since March 3. 1941, with two years in Ireland and England with the 135th fin ance disbursing section. After a visit with relatives, in Port land, Bryant will return to Med ford and later will leave for Los Angeles where he will make his home and will take a position with "a large builders' supply company. 6th and Ivy 3 Documents Found A record jacket containing the service rec ord ai'd allied papers of Sgt. Fred E. Bebout was found near Central Point and brought to the Medford postoffice where it is held awaiting identification of the owner, Postmaster Frank DeSouza said today. Parson Here Paul E. Parson, painter second class with the Seabees, is visiting at the home of his parents, Captain and Mrs. Paul Parson, Hillcrest Orchards. Parson arrived Saturday after 27 months In the Pacific theater. He was in the Aleutians cam paign at the first of the war and then went to the Admiralty Islands and Philippines, among others. Corp To Meet Grey Ladies of the Red Cross recreation corps will meet Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Camp White hospital it was announced today. This meeting is required for all Grey Ladies who will receive caps during the ceremony planned for Feb. 14 at 10 a. m. at the hos pital. The capping ceremony will be informal, it was stated, with Capt. Harry B. LaFavre, hospital commandant, participat ing. . Fire Damage Smoke and fire caused considerable damage at 7 a. m. today to a closet and stair way in the basement of the home of Mrs..E. E. Carter, 23 North Fir street, city firemen reported this morning. Cause of the blaze was said to be a faulty sawdust burner in the basement. A second run was made bv fire men af 10:55 o'clock this morn ing when an oil stove at the O H. Thompson home, 315 Earhart street, became overheated. Fire men reported no damage was caused. Auto Mishaps A car operat ed by Evelyn Grove, route 1, was badly damaged Sunday flight When in mllicinn en TaMa Rock road, five and one-half mnes north of Medford, with an auto operated by William Schwan, Gold Hill, according to an accident report filed with city police. Both Miss Grove and a Dassensrer. .Tnann VintAn ..... reported slightly injured.' Also aamagea slightly yesterday when they collided at the North Cen tral avenue and Fifth street in tersection were cars driven by Glen L. Fabrick, 2404 Hillcrest street, and W. Pickens, Ashland, other accidents reports stated. Veteran Report Reporting to Jackson county selective serv ice boards yesterday following honorable dixr-ha room Vtv tk. service were Roy L. Moore, Ar- a. oiocks, j-rea w. Heryford Joe W. Hunter, George L. Meadows, William T. Green Robert W. Hniifi.M t..i Parson, Joseph F. Hope, Warren . .iiiyaun, ieon u. DeBerry, Charles E. 'Jnnae V.4 1 r-. Oswald, William R. Alves, Bill tLlUen' Clorln D- Moore, Earl W. Edmonds, Verle D. Edwards. AmOS A. Hintt Hiram P D..u Floyd N. Tryon and George l! ADttlr FOV Permits TKa lowing Medford re.Mont. sn plied yesterday at city superin tendent's office for permit to build: Clara A. Simerl, 522 West 10th street, remodel garage at 838 Palm street into temporary residence, $1,000; R. O. Stephen son Co., erect warehouse at Court and McAndrew'a road, $800; J. W. Marlette, 211 Laurel street, erect residence and gar age at 215 Laurel etrMt 4 nnn. W. S. Kepple, 210 Cottage street,' private garage, 200; Har ley M. Finney, 521 Mayette street, erect reairfo nom anA nn- age at 855 West 14th street. ,uuu, ana Jack Bickler, 140 Spring street, erect residence and garage at 2242 Ainh. . $4,000. Victor Sether, 1007 vueen Anne avenue, applied for permit today to eiwt at 619 Palm street costing $3,500. NEW MANAGEMENT FOR CENTRAL POINT CAFE Central Point. Fh -., agement of the Coffee Cup cafe here was taken over hv Mr .n Mrs. Lloyd Livingston yesterday. The Livingstons came here from Prospect recently. Tom Phelps, former owner, states that, at pre sent, his plans are indefinite but he hone, to estahtiah himaelf in some other business in Central Point. jy tlit wlmkiy that's OLD Sunny Brook iirttiit mntim rrmcit titmimt. 1 1 lento mmtrr-i HI MMI II lUIMf ItUltll MUIII llltld 41 tUII MIIIU Ptll't EDUCATION STORY OF SOCE WILL BE Ashland. Feb. 5 A "Caval cade of Southern Oregon Col lege," story of development of higher education in this section of the state, will be presented at a Wednesday morning assem bly at Southern Oregon College of Education here. R. W. Mc Neal of the college faculty will be in charge of the program. Special features will be the presentation of some of the teacheia and students of the old normal school which was locat ed south of Ashland. Pictures of the first graduating class from the first college in north Ash land and also some pictures of; the first graduating class from the old normal school south of Ashland will be shown. Other Interesting pictures of olden days will also be on display dur ing the morning hours, McNcal said. Mrs. Henry Galcy, Albert Joy and Mrs. Alice Piel, all of Ash land, will speak briefly on ac tivities of the old normal school from 1895 to 1909. A group of college girls Gloria Preston and Yvonne Moore of Medford, Georgia Tay lor of Ashland, Jean Dyer of Myrtle Creek and Annette Cud dy; Klamath -Falls, will sing group of songs of the 1890 pe riod, appearing in costumes typ ical of that time. They will be accompanied by Meryl Potter of Medford. The program starts' at 9:30 a m. in the college auditorium and the nublic is invited, McNeal said. Teachers To Hear Navy Psychiatrist Lt. Com. H. G. Miller, navy psychiatrist stationed at Camp White hospital, will speak at a meeting of the Jackson County Intermediate Teachers' associa tion Saturday, Feb. 9 at the courthouse auditorium at 10 a. m. His subject will be "Growth and Development of Person ality." Lt. Com. Miller has addressed a number of groups in the val ley since being stationed at the hospital and is considered an un usually able speaker. Any teach er interested in hearing the psy chiatrist speak is invited to at tend. STATE PRISON TO GET THREE FROM COUNTY Doris Burtis Armstrong, sen tenced to an indeterminate term not to exceed two years for as sisting in a jailbreak; Lee O. Plympton, sentenced to two years for burglary not in a dwel ling, and Clarence L. Blair, meted four years for larceny, will be taken to the state prison at Salem tomorrow by Deputy Sheriff Verne Smith. Following her sentence, under the name of Doris Burtis, thej woman gave her name as Doris Burtis Armstrong. She entered a plea of guilty to passing files to her brother held In the county jail. The brother and three oth ers escaped. She was arrested in California, where the brother is held on a highway robbery charge. BIRTHS LACY To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, Trail, Feb. 4, 1946, a girl, 8 pounds, at Osteopathic clinic. ADMIRAL DIE8 Long Beach, Calif., Feb. 5 (U.R) Funeral services will be conducted today for Adm. Rich ard Leigh, 75, retired commander-in-chief of the United States fleet, who died at Naval hospital here last night. Too Late to Classify BICYCLE LIGHTiCka fiery or iT- eralor type. SIMS BROS. WANTED NiceT clean soft cotton ra5. Mall Tribune WANTED Housework 8 or 6 days n week. C. Hlffglns, Rogue River, Ore. P. O. Box 338. WANTED Beauty operator Feier Pan Beauty Salon, Crania Pass, Phone 377. FOR SALE Davenport, pre-war. Good condition. Call 6334. 1 mm mom WANTED TTI1 dirt or rock. Cullen Motor & Implement Co., 123 So. BICYCLE PADLOCKS SnVl"7htp- 100 EXTRA Chicks Saturday. 30br more about Feb. 13. Booking orders now. Dressler's Square Deal Hatch ery. Phone 3656, 1 107 Eat Main. TOR SALE Orchard dusters. Hand and electric table model cream separators; One 1942 army type Dodfte pickup. Cullen Motor & Im plement Co., 123 So. Rlveralde, Pho n eT 1 1 5 . EMPLOYMENT u anted by capable man with family. Tribune Box .3978 or Phone5374. FOR SALE 22t7"Ro"yTl house traTH er. Sleepi (our. In good condition. Also 24 a ft. SchulU trailer home. Electric brakes, 4 wheel Undent, electric refrigerator, sleeps four; 2 room, also other house trailers. O. K. Rubber Welders, Ashland. Ore.. Phone 21031. BICYCLE BASKETS We now have three sizes larre and small all metaj prewar quality. SIMS BROS. IJOOAA ai Acre irrigated, 4 room wOUU house, furniture, chicken house, garage, bus serv ice, city water, lomu terms. ff'yQrA 3 Acres irripated clover. Of vOU 'ounn fruit. 7 room mod ern house, breakfast nook, 4 bedrooms, barn, chicken house, cooler room and pump room, gar age, woodshed, lawn, flowers, gar den tools, picket fence bus serv ice, good terms. ffQAAA Sub-lease on grocery store V3UUU "d filling station, with slock on hand, has B room modern living accommodations with city water, parages, lease extension possible or purchase, a good loca tion with plenty 80 highway front age. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. Medford Grants Pass 600 South Riverside R O. Box M8 Phone B390 FOR SALE 1932 Hudson sednn. Good 6-ply tiros. Body and uphol stery in good shape. Just put 9100 work on motor, Merrlcks Auto Court, Cabin 71. BICYCLE LUGGAGECarriers for the rear of the hike three styles from which to choose. SIMS BROS. $8300 Prox. 1.4 Acres. Very close In, 6 room modern home, built 1941, hardwood floors, fireplace, oil heat, 24x10 utility house with Insulated fruit room, large garage, chicken house. $8500 East Side, close in, 2 acres with 2 bedroom modern home, your chance to get a good homo cheap by subdividing. 7S00 40 Acres, 18 'i irrigated In clover, 6 room house, larfe barn, garage, chicken house. $7000 2 Bedroom modern stucco home, close in on paved street, West Side, hardwood floors, fireplace, Areola heating system. THOMAS J. HIGHT. Realtor 20SJCentraJ Phone 5307 FOR SALE By owner, 4 room moc ern home, practically new. Some furniture. 523 Haven St. WANTED Apartment by ex-service man and wife. Phone 3033. BICYCLE SEATS With genuine LEATHER TOPS. SIMS BROS. $6500 New 2 bedroom house, ",i acre of Bear creek soil, garage, washroom, family orchard planted. $6500 ge and ne r and 09 hi; River frontage and new house on Rogue river and 09 highway. $20,000 100 Acres, 75 free water. 2 sets huild- ings, horses and some machinery. some timber, 110 acres tillable in Applcgate district. I. E. Schuler. Broker Royal Bebb 32N. GrapojSL Dial 5071 FOR SALE New four room modern home with service Dorch. draDerlcs, curtains, linoleum, hot water tank, garage with one room, chicken house, 45 hens, and 2 acres all for $4000. only Z' miies irom central Point. Lloyd D. Nichols, Box 324. BICYCLE BASKETS three sizes ail metal prewar quamy wun sturdy axle supports. SIMS BROS. MIDWAY "AUCTION YARDS SALE Thursday, Feb. 7, beginning at 10:30 a. m 12 head of Guernsey springer heifers: 6 W.F. heifers: 6 W F. steers; 1 red sow to farrow soon: feeder hogs and horses; 1 bay American saddle bred mare. (5 galted): 1 5 yr. old gelding, cow pony); 1 6-yr.-oId black mare, well broke, bred to Palomino stallion: 1 bay saddle horse, well broke: 1 oil circulating heater; 500 cap. Elec. incubntor; 24 N.H. Red blood tested roosters and lots of other furniture, machinery and cattle. W. J. "Bin-' Bray, Auctioneer; N. A. Mead, Clerk. FOR SALE 2 bedroom modern house, concrete foundation, near Zero club, $3100. Phone 2020 eve ning, 3203 ask for Bill. WANTED-Experienced waitress. The What Not. ADY wants housework for 1 month Tribune Box 40H4. WANTED Board arid room and part time care 01 sen 001 cnui with room for working mother. Phone S981. AUTOMOBILES. MOTORS. TRUCKS & MACHINERY flteam Cleaned, improved High Prrasure Svstem MITCHF.LL PAINT SHOP 60B S. Riverside BI CYCLET IR ES"AN DTtJBS All sizes guaranteed quality. SIMS BROS. FRANK'S AUTO REPAIR SHOfC From minor to complete motor overhauls. 723 McAndrews Road. Phone 3344. A FLAT DRINK IS A DUD Keep yours WITH 1 . S"V" mm WIWOA Dl", WAT En Only Canadi Dry Water ha. "PlN-POlNT CARBOKATION" to insure longer-Lartini tperklo. And a epeciel formula to pornr up flavor. Always use Canada Dry Water. CAN AD WAT I 1 MTLK Cans and psfls rep.I d. Med. iora naaiaior service, xvo w. owl. Phone 7572. FOR SALE Woman's prewar World bicycle. In excellent condition $33 Call 31 2 L $12,500" 4 Acres, irrigated. acres in poaches and cherries, fl room mod rn house, ba&ement, furnace, land scaped; 2 large packing sheds, on of the finest views on the Pacific coast. $2500,00 net return from peaches and cherries last year. Call at the office, we have pictures of property. $12,000" soil, all nrrtiirH Acraa or excellent urinated, oats Droduced IOO bushels per acre last year; A room modern house, barn, large poultry house, nice double garage with cement floor. Insulated fruit room. Abund ance of water from cased drilled well. On a paved road In a good location. COOPER REAL ESTATE 223 N. Riverside Phona 7387 $3000 FOR SALE by owner 1 Acre irrigat ed in ladina clover; modern house. 3 rooms, bath and fruit room (house 4 yrs. old) some furniture: garage, wood shed, cow barn, horse barn, small chicken house, city wa ter. 1 mile from city limits on oiled road, $1500 down, balance easy payments. Possession in 3 weeks. McFadden. Loiter Lane. FOR S A LE Hoi stein bull, regtstra tion papers can be obtained; 3 Guernxey sows. Rt. 1 , Box 356, Cor. Griffin Creek road and Thom- " Bd, Gene Carrigan. NOTICE to Realtors Property at Gold Hill is off the market. Harry M. Wcllg. FOR SALE White enamel trash bur ner with colls. Ph. 3374. FOR SALE Jersey cow and 4" three iiiORoja pigs, mono 3oUi. MY Wife moved away from her board and bed for no legal reason and I'll not be responsible lor anv debts other than my own, Geo. B. Mead. LOST Man's black billfold In Holly theater Friday, Feb. 1. Reward. Phone 2304 or No. 09 Motel. WANTED Dishwasher. Hotel lVfeof ford. FOR SALE Cocker Spaniel puppy. Registered male, coal black. Utopia Tourist Haven. WANTED Electric grill. Call 4&3iror 3om . FOR SALE-One pickup canopy for standard size box. Excellent condi tion. Call 3089. FOR SALE House trailer. 25 ft. All te&teel construction, electric refrlger tor and brakes; A-l 8 ply truck tires; 2 double beds. Apply Ever shady Auto Court, South Pacific Hvvy. TO CAA S-F77 t 68100 Acres, a t2).tiJlU four room house, garage, well, fruit house, wash room. barn, chicken house, family orchard, fenced, close in. possession soon. Roy Schumacker. Broker, 417 419 E. Main. Dial 5483. $8500 123 Acres Large 7 room modern house, large barn, lots of young fruit, 35 acres In cultl. fine sub Irrigated soli, five miles S. west of Medford. Terms, easy. Immediately $5500 Well improved 30 acres, modern bungalow house, good barn, lota out bldgs. 17 acres in cultl. Terms and immediate possession. $3000 12& Acres Bear crk. land. On mile Medford. Sell or trade for house In mcoiora. $1200 Two Acres unimproved, one mile from city limits, Irrigated. HARRY LONG REAL ESTATE S. Riverside and Stewart Ave. Phone 4022 FOR SALE Baby crib and trash bur ner. 838 E. Oth. Phone 3H5Q. WANTED Fry cook. Apply Mr. SoS- inson, Jackson hotel. WANTED kitchen yard man. Apply Mr. RohlnBon, Jackson hotel. FOR SALE '20 Model A Ford, West ern saddle and saddle blanket; port able Columbia vlctorola and rec ords. Morrow road, Rt. 2, Box 60, Medford, Ore. WILL care for 2 or 3 motherless chll- dren in my home. Write Ena Adama, Ccn. Del. Rogue River, Ore. FOR SALE Balloon tlrcA bisycle. Good condition. For particulars call m at Box 348, Loiler Lane. ROOM For HenWli04 WesTTfhT" TURKEY Pickers and hour help want ed. Report for work Thursday morning at 8:30. Half Moon Fruit ft Produce Co., 334 McAndrewi Road. Phone 2929. FOR SALE TWO 1941 Dodffv Panels, exceptional ly fine condition. Also a carry-all and a 1941 Chevrolet cargo truck. A combination passenger and util ity car. MILES MOTORS 128 S. Riverside Phona 7204 THEIMADE THE y . "V "' TuMdar. rb.l, IMS rOR SALE OR TRADE 30 Acre, 11 milea Medford North on 99. Taka lata model car. Inquire Royal Rogua Kennels. FOR SALE Nice weaner and feeder pigs. Young Chester White boar. Also young Guernsey mlUc cow. Phone 6398. Replace your broken window glass New glass Insulted while you wait MEDFORD MI Li. WORK CO. The Glass House Phonejiii2 loth and Qrap WANTED Bathroom scales. Must be rood ones and reasonable. Tribune Box 3041. WANTED Woman for housework. Inquire at MaUack's Store, Ross Lane and J'vllla Hwy 5TEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL Dally care for children of work ing mothers. Ages 2-8. Hour 7:30 a.m. to 0 pjn. Phona 2013. 325 E Jackson. FROM A DENTED FENDER to a complete paint Job, let us give you a free estimate, Jackson Street Oarage Central at Jackson. FOR RENT Stock trailer, by hour or day, Ellis Grocery. Phone 8568. j FIRST CLASS auto body, fender and paint work at the Jackson Street, Garage, Central at Jackson. FOR SALE 3 calves, 8 mos. old. Reasonable. Phone 5078. FOR SALE Crushed g r anlte. Sea our ad in today's paper. Linlnger Sand & Gravel Plant. Phone 3336. WANTED Small tandem or offset tractor disc. Phone 3569. FOR SALE Latest model factory built Deluxe outboard boat, $275. Mitchell Paint Shop, 808 S. Rlver- slde. FOR SALE 1 registered peke female 3 months old. E. A. Robertson. 1 mile south qf Phoenix. FOR SALE Crushed granite. See our ad In today's paper. Linlnger Sand & Gravel Plant. Phone 5330. LADY LION'S rummage sale at Walt's Radio Shop, 411 East Main, Feb. 7th and 8th. CASH N A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR 8a ve Time Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer Ph 3919 6th and Burnett No Red Tape When You Sell to US REGISTERED bull service at your filace. Service fee 85. Harry E. Mil er. Phone 6033. NlSVf 5PEN New Jewelry repair service Ring sizing, stone tighten tng, expansion bracelet repair Santos A pate Shop. 411 B. Main. ACCOUNTANT and AUDITOR Desires permanent position In Medford or vicinity. Excellent references from soma of largest manufacturing and mer cantile firms In U. 8. 20 years ex , port en ce -cost accounting, general auditing. Can set up complete systems. Writ Donald K. Kiar, ear, oi Madford Mail Trlbuna GAY 's.NUTTYf ' ' m ( ENDS TONIGHT Martha O'OrlKael Naah a eery, Jr. I Haiti McOeinMa I "7 at. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVS FOR SALE 3 hair dry era, good ditlon. Phona 272af TOR HELP wltn your income tax reports phone 3913. 65 Rosa Court f Staple pfti need notwracksndtomnyoa 1 btuart's Pvrsmid Suppoiitories bring i Quick, welcome relief. Their srsnd mdi I cation means nl comfort, reduces strain, " heloe tiabten rclocd membranes, send lubricate! ud aoftena. Protective sntj i J antt-chaltms, so easy to dm. (ret genum P ff Stuart's Pyramid Sup potltortes si root I ' ariut atora without Ular-Oo and L20- 1 TOMORROW! SOCKf Entertainment u Zane Grey's A THRILL-BLAZING WESy HARRY CAREY KELLY lOUttttS mux Wiusr DUCKY LOUIE A aiONoaaaM pictum 33 ENDS TONITE Flama of the West with Johnny Mack Brown Plus KAY FRANCIS in "DIVORCE" nrira .rv BOB MITCHUM tT. NANCY OATH and i i j paul n ENDS WED. 1 1 IIMI4L LmA"KLm.im9W ""! Ml COMING! ' -V flOHTIHO . sixties I V JOHN Mi Vir. Hist, ilSJJ I A I I T 0 N f rj Wshsi IMNNaN I " r m