Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 28, 1946, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text. !i LOCAL and Bicycle Theft A World bicy cle, license No. 817, was stolen yesterday from a local theater, the owner, Jack York, Merrick's court, told police. Flue Burns A flue fire at the home of Bernice Kunzman, 607 West Eighth street, was extin guished at 5:10 p. m. yesterday by city firemen. No damage was caused, according to the report. :' Collides With Train A car operated by Robert E. Gordon, Ft. Klamath, was damaged con siderably at about 2 p. m. yesterday- when it was struck by a train engine while crossing the railroad tracks on West Main street, it was reported today by city police. Gordon's auto was struck after failing to stop at the tracks, police said. Jacksonville High School . SENIOR CLASS PLAY " "TWIXT 'TEEST 6 P. M. High School Gymnasium THE KING OF THE SAXOPHONE GIRLIE mm AND HIS 0F.5KE3TRA ARMSRY KLAMATH FALLS SAT., MAR. 2 FOR PROMPT DELIVERY BEEII SLABS 300 cubic ft. FIR $5-75 300 cubic ft. PINE $4.50 DIAL 2123 fA Timber Products Company at ASS Every Saturday Night Continuous Lunch Service, 9 to 1 DANCING 9 to 2 The Only Spring Floor CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY raw JLTuY-EGGS-RABBITS FULL MARKET PRICES O.K. POULTRY CO. PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 7:30 p. m Chrysanthemum circle, N.O.W., KP hall. Election of officers. 8:00 p. m. Reames chapter, O.E.S. Masonic hall. Friday 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers' club, home of Mrs. Beth Yarnell, 432 Plum street 2:00 p. m. Medford Health unit, home of Mrs. John Day, 100 Groveland avenue. Guest Arrives Miss Edna Taylor has arrived in Medford from New Jersey and is a guest of Miss Hazel Swaynt, Cargill Court. Miss Taylor's wedding to James Asher of Medford has been set for March 2 and will be held here. Wearer Dies News of the det.th of Milford Weaver, former I Medford resident, which occur- -ed at Yreka, Calif., earlier this week, has been received here by relatives ard friends. Surviv ors include his wife, Margaret, and three sisters, Mrs. C. E. Wol cott of Alice, 'lex., Mrs. W. H. Grable of Wheeling, W. V., and i.Irs. Homer Harvey of Medford. Post To Meet Myers-Holland American Legion post of Central Point will convene at the post hall at 8 o'clock this evening. After the opening ceremonies the meeting will be recessed in order that members may attend the game between their basket ball team ind the Butte Falls town five. The auxiliary will meet at the same hour at the Woodmen's hall. ... Family Night A Family Night will be held at the Friends church, corner Merriman and De Barr this evening at 7:30. Col ored film-slides of the building of the church, from the breaking of ground last February until the dedication on July 22 will be shown. There will be games, a short business meeting and eats Those attending are asked to bring sandwiches. The occasion is for members and friends. DIAL 2123 E the POPULAR PRICES in Southern Oregon 11 Miles From Medford Returns From Sooth William C. Rice, 713 West Uth street, re turned Tuesday from San Fran cisco, where he has spent the past week visiting with friends. ... Report To Boards Reporting to county selective service boards yesterday following hon orable discharges from the arm ed services were James L. Bickett, James F. Denham, Gor don L. Elwood, Merrill E. Gun ter, Warren H. Hayse, Willard L. Henney, Martin R. Herrln, Rich ard A. Leigh, James A. Love, "J.B." Lubbers, Jr., Allen B. McDonald, Lester L. Monk, Rob ert D. Rodger, Robert R. Smith, Arthur P. Todd and Carl E. Vogel. Hlxon Resigns Resignation of Marvin D. Hixon from the post of area rent representative for the Klamath Falls-Medford rent control district for OPA has been announced, Hlxon, who has been living in Klamath Falls, will enter the retail food busi ness in Salem according to the announcement. Hilton is well known in Medford, both through his OPA work here and because of his duties as first vice-president for the Oregon Junior Chamber of Commerce. ... Collisions Reported Slight damage was caused this morning to cars operated by George M. Hoffman, route 2, Ashland, and Leslie L. Babcock, 1208 Nlantic street, when they collided on highway 99, four miles south of Medford, according to accident reports filed with city police. Approximately $100 damage was caused a convertible coupe driven by Henry C. Waelty, Cen tral Point, in a collision yester day in Butte Falls with a car Clyde G. Wilson of Butte Falls was operating, other accidents reports state. ... Applications Made Building applications were made yester day at the office of the city superintendent by C. C. Spencer, 312 North Columbus avenue, re model a residence at a cost of $200; Helen Hampe, 211 North Peach street, erect temporary re sidence at 1423 Scott street, $1,000; Mabel Robinson, erect temporary residence at 140 East wood drive, $1,000; Mrs. Charles Carrico, 129 West 11th street, remodel porch, $200. and Robert E. Young, 919 Reddy avenue, erect residence at 209 Ashland avenue, $5,000. ... Bakers Return The Rev. and Mrs. G. O. Baker of the Assem bly of God church have returned to Medford v'ter a month's trip to the middlewtst. The Rev. and Mrs. Baker visited the church publishing house at Springfield, Mo., and also a' tended a nation al convention of the Assembly of God Sunday schools held at Spriiigfield. They traveled through Nebraska, Colorado and Idaho on the trip home En route east, the Bakers were accompa nied by Miss Geneva Millard, who was returning to her home in Muskogee, Okla. ... Relatives Visit Mr. and Mrs. Herman Clark of Salem, en route to southern California to visit their two daughters, were guests last night of Ml. and Mrs. H. P. Jewett of Central Point. They were accompanied to Cen tral Point by the Jewetts' daugh ter, Marjorie, student at Willa mette university, and by Coralie Doughton, sister of Mrs. Richard Jewett of Medford. The Clarks continued on to California this morning. Miss Jewett and Miss Doughton will visit here for a short time before returning to Salem. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. H. P. Jewett are sisters and Mr. , Clark is an instructor at Willa i mette university. 1 OVERSEAS CALLS CHEAPER London, Feb. 28 fll.PJ Basic ; charges for telephone calls to ' several western states in Ameri j ca will be red jced tomorrow from three pounds 19 shillings to three pounds (about $13 to $12), it was announced today. The states are Arizona, California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington. LAST RETURNEE Arlington, Calif., Feb. 28 OJ.tW Cpl. Milford D. Thompson, the last returned soldier to pass through the Camp Anza staging center, was en route to his home In Edmond. Okla., today. Thomp Phone 4315 son was No. S95.570 to pass through the camp, which will be abandoned by April 30. Ul. Mail rrtbun. Want Ad. Too Late to Classify ZERO CLUB reopening Saturday, March 2. 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. Phone 9101 or 5300 for reservation! . WlLL CARE for children under 1 yc.r old at my home. 7th house on left tide of Lozier Lane louth of Matlack'i store. Alyce PiUs.mmons. FOR SALE Furniture. Two bedroom lets, one dining room set. one dav eno. two table rockers, all nearly new; also one three-quarter fold ing cot and mattress. 528 Fairmont. HELP WANTED Stenographer, per manent position, good salary, snort hours. Commercial Finance Corp. Main A Riverside. FOR SALE Double bottom 12 'Inch tractor plow, very good condition. Fhonc Ashland 2-12bS. KLAMATH POTATOES U.S. No. 1, 10 lbs. for 35c. U. S. No. 1, 35 lbs . 89c. U. S. No. 1. 100 lbs , $3 35. V. S. No. 3, 35 lb., 59c. U. S. No 2, 50 lbs., 98c. Mediard Orange Mar ket. 1203 N. Rivcrtid e FOR SALE Model A. Ford pickup, good condition. House opposite muering j vine - sign. SALESMAN Opportunity for relia ble party with accounting knowl edge to establish own business in this territory. Yearly accounting and tax systems. Need car. Write K. Vanderbelt, 48 18th West, Gu- gene. uregon. (PI rAA 3 residential lots on east t&lOUw ,id ln Crowing neighbor hood of fine homes, Ideal view location. S. C. JONES & SONS Real Estate and Real Insurance 309 West Main St. Phone 7558 ffyJCAA 3 bedroom house in line VvUU ahape. Nice fence d in yard. $2300 down pay ment. Balance $45 per month. ffOFAA DOWN. Buy this house OJJUU built In 1U44- Hardwood ' floors throughout. 2 large bedrooms, completely f u r n 1 s h ed with now furniture. This house is in fine shape. Move right in. Bal ance $4147, payable $32. 04- per mo. COOPER REAL ESTATE Office 323 No. Riverside Phone 7357 or 7315 Charles Blaess, Salesman FOR SALE Double iron bed com plete and chest of drawers. 602 Victory St.. Apt. 5. t?4QAA 4? acres within 2 miles ol urxOUU Rogue River. New 4 room semi-modern house. Pres sure water system. (PQ C A A Lovely modern east side (DOuUv homo. Hardwood floors, full basement, furnace. flJFArtft The Sliding Door Cafe on 5DuUU North Central street. Tnis Is one of the best small cafes In the city, with a large es tablished business. BUILDING LOTS from $250 and up. RAY MARKS AGENCY 235 E. Main Phone 5405 (Above Kldds Shoe Store) WANTED Best cash will bu y . trailer house $350 Tribune Box 716. FOR SALE 5 room plastered stucco house, close In, double garage, nice yard, lattice fence, lily pool. Utility room and storage room. Newly decorated inside and painted out side. Phone 2770 evenings after 5:30 or any time Saturday and aunaay. ZERO CLUB reopening Saturday. March 3, 7 p.m. to 3 a m. Phone 9101 or 5300 for reservations. FOR SALE 15 Auslra-White laying pullets and I White Rock rooster. 2220 Kings Hwy DAY OLD CHICKS Also 500 two weeks old. Dressier s Hatchery. 1 107 E. Main. Phu ne 3U50. WANTED Stenographer, permanent position. Legal experience prefer- retL but nonessential. Phono 2009 FOR SALE Kitchen" blufiRn cabi net, 1 sink cabinet, 3 matching floor cabinets, 2 wall cabinets. Alt new, never been used. Just whut you need for that new house. 513 Kl ng. Phone 7279. WANTED SPECIALTY SALESMAN The only Wo. tern manuiaclurer ol calendars and advertising special ties needs aggressive salesman to represent them In So. Oregon and No. California. Full time, year round proposition with liberal com missions, aivanccd weekly, yearly bonus. Big selling season now on. Specialty sales experience desira ble but not essential. Car neces sary. Give brief background and three character references. Tribune Box 257. ff 7QAA AttracU v e suburban y I Ul home, practically new, large living room with fireplace, attractive Kitchen, break fast nook, two bedrooms, bath, lots of closet space. Garage, two room apt., in addition to the garage; brooder houses, poultry house. Five acres Irrigated land in clover. Pav ed road. Move right In. also $13,000-11- 11 acres fine Irrigated and leveled land with an excel lent tnnri nl ladlno clover, first year seed crop, should net owner at least $20u0 this year. Attractive and substan tial five room bungalow with very large living room, oak floors, fire place, dining room, kitchen with tile drain board, two bedrooms, bath, double garage, large cooler. Paved road. also ffJOAA Almost new neat cottage, tpHlU modern, plastered, con crete foundation, garage, back lot fenced. Large corner lot, paved street, close in. Fully fur nished with good furniture, which Is Included. Possession very soon. aiso i79 acres, 38 cultivated, $10,000-7. T nr Ir deep free soli, Dart In alfalfa, small block of Anjou Pears, family fruit. Very good six room modern home with basement, furnace, fire place. Barn, garage, hen house, granary. Immediate possession. We have been offered $30 per month rent for house only. ELMER HERR1ED. Exclusive Agent Dial 3307 or 3173 or 3700 TOP PRICES for USED CARS O We'll Send Our Buyer Out to Give You Our Price CRATER LAKE MOTORS "YOUR FORD DEALER" Sixth and Ivy Srrttri TOH SATJE 800x58 traefor ttres mn& rims, good as new. 101 Kenwood LIVESTOCK AUCTION every aawa day at the Sale Pavilion, Phoenix. Ore. Commencing at 1:00 p.m. We anticipate a good run of livestock for next sale. Buyers win alwavs find plenty of livestock for selec tive buying. If you have livestock to sell consign them to this mar ket. We are well equipped to care for your stock. In addition to our regular run. we have a few Regis tered Hereford cows. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer Phone 6223, Medford. Oregon WANTED Beauty operator. Bow man a ncamy oaion. fnone 31BB. ZERO CLUB reopening Saturday, March 3. 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. Phone ftioior 5300 for reservations, JUST ARRIVED Hedge shears, grass shears, brass nozel garden hose, shovels, hoes, lawn rakes and cul tlvators. ACME HARDWARE. Main St Grape. Phone 3978. SeauTIFUL East side home, four bedrooms, maids room and double Rlumbing. This is one of the finest omes in Medford. Shown by ap pointment only. NEW two-bedroom home on Old Stage Road. Immediate possession. 15 GOOD acres of land on Old Stage Road. Four room house with fire place. Good well with pressure system. Immediate possession.. FOUR Bedroom home, close In. Large corner lot, caretaker cottage. Lots of flowers and shrubbery. Shown by appointment. 33 ACRES on Old Stage Road. Sev eral beautiful building sites. Good well with pressure system. Some of this Is farm land and has good spring on property. NICE two-bedroom home, close in. Oil circulating stove and electric range goes with place. Priced to sell. 80 ACRES, north of Grant Pass. Lots of good wood and saw timber, Nice blinding sites on highway. 1936 1 Vt ton Dodge truck with ttake rack and new drag saw goea witn place. WE HAVE the Oregon Hot Springs resort near Bonanza. C, H. (Scottv) Williamson, Salesman HAROLD BROWN AGENCY 123 E.Main Phone 844B WANTED V Tu n ft Industrious mar ried couple with horticulture ex perience to operate Prospect ranch. Phone 4467. FOR S A t E New Bed Davenport. $t7.50. E a d s Transfer Warehouse No. 4 FOR SALE New 5-piece walnut bedroom set, also platform rocker. House opposite "Entering Jackson- vi lle". sign. Fields. FOR SALE Odds and ends, house hold utensils. Cream separator, blacksmith vice, small table saw, chisels, hammers, rope, block and tackle, etc. On sale Saturday and Sunday. 422 Laurel. Phone 5952. MINISTER, wife and 9-year-old dnughter wish to rent or buy un furnished house. Phone 3661. JUST ARRIVED Crescent wrenches. pipe wrenches, long nose pliers, steel tool boxes, plumhing, lock sets. ACME HARDWARE. Main A drape. Phone 5976, JUST ARRIVED Roller skates, steel wagons and scooters. ACME HARD WARE. Main & Grape. Phone 3976. MANURE LOADERS avail able for able for most makes; wheeled trac tors. Including bull dozer and buck rake attachments. CULLEN MOTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. 123 S. Riverside HOME SELLERS If the purohaser does not have enough cash to buy your property, bring him to our of fice and we will help finance the balance of the nurchase nrtce. Jackson County Federal Savings V i-oan Assn. 12B E. Main. FOR SALE One Hampden pocket watch. Phone 6052 or call at 1375 S. Columbus. FOR SALE Boy's small bicycle, 1375 S. Columbus. Phono 0053. NOTICE Evans Shoe Store's Remodeling Sale oauirnay, iviarcn una. FLOOR MA T S Tailor made for ord, cnev. and Plymouth. Group I Batteries as low as $6.75 ex change. 18 mo. guarantee HERB CHAIN'S Mobile Gas Stitlon, 9th anaLcmrai. fnone oina. ORCHARD LADDERS Good Stock Immediate Delivery 6 foot $ 4 69 B foot . 0 35 10 foot 7.93 13 foot... 9.53 14 foot 11.93 16 foot 13 65 MONTGOMERY WARD FOR SALE 12 gauge Winchester pump. it. & k 22 revolver. 1 single 410 shotgun. Family milk cow. 20 laying hens. Ht. 1. Box 527, or Inquire Faber's Store. Central Pt. wANTEbTo rent or "huv mTTl house In Medford. R. L. Knowles, izt jvimicioe. AS OF Feb. 35. 1946. I will not be responsible for any bills or debts contracted In connection with the Jackson Street Garage of this city. jonn Mfiass FOR SALE 1037 PhTvroIrt count' good tires and motor. Call 0014 be tween 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. FOR SALE 1941 22-ft. Glider trailer nouse. bleeps tour. Duo-therm oil heater. Pre-way gas range, wired for car battery or electric current, good heavy duty tires, 3-way water system, $1 100 See 1 mile south Tnlent. old 99, at C. D. Mathes place. HOUSEKEEPER needed for 2 people Call4ftfi3 after 5 p m. HAVE YOU GOT a "Battery Radio you wish to make electric? If so bring it to the Radio Service A Tel. Co. We can change It over in about 20 minutes for you, at m fair price. Phone 6821 or 6624. COLDS; FIGHT MISERY " where you feel Itrub laf f throat, cheat and If lvrl back with tlmo-teatea W VapoRui We Pay BA?n .SE5if!ri??? OS??",! lSCejitraL Phon 4473. FOR SALE 33 10-months-oid Brah ma pullets, laying, $2 00 each. Mr. Gray, 437 Morton St., Ash 1 and. FOR SALE Reirisiered Airedale-ie-made, 30. Mr. Gray, 437 Morton St. Aihland. fOR SALE-Twd' bedroom suites, living room suite, roll-top desk and chair, Irigidaire, player piano, Zenith radio, extra dresser and bed, kitchen wood stove, i)xl2 run and pad, kitchenette set, croquettu set, I doll buggies, 3 antique chairs, studio couch, and billiard tables 6x3. Mr. Gray, 437 Mor ton St.. Ashland. BLEEDING 1 1EART roots. Berrvdale Flower Farm. Old Highway North. MODERN 3 -room House, good ouT buildings with lights and water; five acras. Terms. Possession at once. Turn left past Forestry Head quarters, Midway Road. KU 1, Box 494 Central Point. HAVE at present time, new hay baU r, string or wire tying. For service any where, any time. If interested In having your hay baled now or in the future, write to J. M. Owen. Brow n bora. Oregon, or phone Eagle Point 91K32. WANTED TO TRADE Large work team of excellent hori.es for a smaller team. Prefer around liou Sounds, that will ride and work, lust be good horses. Apply at Brownsboro stare on Uttle Butte Creek. J. M. Owen, or call Eagle Point. 01F32. TOR RENT 1 room cabin to sober, steady, clean party; U bed. every tlung furnished except bedding I in mcnorevvs itoua FOR SALE 2 hole gns plate, good" fcwiiiMiiui,. ruune tool. rOR SALE Electric water heaters'. Call at Davis Transfer, 40 S. Fir m rnaay ana oaiuraay. TWO COWS FOR SALE One Ju'si fresh, other fresh April 15. 'i mile w eat Griff in Creek Store . Ph. 6 u ti 4 . WAITED Washing machine. frigUT aire, sewing machine. Tribune Box i-o. ST. MARY'S Parents club Is spon soring a school carnival and bingo parly, Friday evening, March 1st, at 8 pin., at Sacred Heart parish hall. Admission, adults, 23c; chil dren, free. FOR SALE One red fox neck piece, one upholstered occasional chair, one upholstered platlorm rocker, one Brunswick phonograph cabi- net S38JS. Hoily ONE ONLY new Fertiliser Spreader. 1 only New 8 ft. Land Leveler. 1 only No. 3 Ditcher. CULLEN MOTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. 123 S. Riverside VETERAN AND WIFE to become permanent resident. Urgently need furnished apartment or house about March 10. Local references it desired. Tribune Box 8IIG. FOR SALE By owner. House and garage, furnished or unfurnished 712 W. Palin St. WANTED TO RENT 3 to 3 room furnished house. Permanent resi dents. Clark Anderson, care of Mail Tribune. FOR SALE Electric range and hot- ironn ourncr with coils and a Supreme radio tube checker. 208 naven or pnone 742U. Government surplW IN NOW. Radio Service & Television Co.. end of 6o. Columbus Ave., off BHwart Ave. Phone 0821. Ice cream maker, commercial; hardening box, 12 holes; walk-in box units, hp. Just received a large shipment of Intercommuni cation Systems; one National cash register, electric; card tables; port able phonographs; pur u bio phono and radios; one Kay nut machine; garage door foot bolts; electric iron cords; bridge and floor lamps; pub lic address systems, large or small. 1 1 i inch Manila rope for logging few paint brushes; switch and (uko boxes; a truck load of General Electric Mazda lamps, all sizes up to 750 watts. Cream separator, a good one; double bunk beds and springs; small metal ice box, white; two wagons, piny; nx handles; t inch oil drum faucets; 12 inch band saw blnttes; logging hoohs; 30 ft. auction hose. 1 w inch with screen. Many other items. renUAKULt Cells with BORIS KARLOFF J. Carrol Naiih Elena Verdugo Alio MEXICAN PLAYLAND Pictorial Hewi i 1 n I ii uuilm nv o- a . Thursday. Feb. 28. 1948 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN WANTED Someone to plow small tiarnrn. mfp uuri ptrcci. ir YOU WANT YOUR CAR painted right, you are safe In having it done at Mitchell Paint Shop, (JOB S. Riverside. COOKED FOOD SALE Monday, March 4. St. Anns Altar Society. Walts Radio Shop. 400 E. Main St. WANTED Car. noTaler model than 36 Phone 3344. RELIABLE, efficient service at Frank's Auto Repair, 723 McAn- drews Road. Phone 3544. FOR SALE 10 h"pTrTeptun out board motor, S223. AUTOMOBILE MARKET 8th . Bartlett Phone 39 IP W A N T E D Used MayUf washer. Phone 0473. FOR SALE '38 Ford coach. Call al- ter o p.m. 14 No. Orange, NOW accepting orders far all sizes International Trucks. CULLEN MOTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. 123 S.Riverside BABY CHICKS For tale at the Medford Feed & Sccd. N.Firatreet. FOR SALE War surplus Chevrolet and Plymouth motors. Sea at Eads Tra ns f er. RUMMAGE SALE The Y. L. club will hold a rummage sale Sat. Mar. 2, from 8:30 to 4 o'clock up . stairs in the I. O O F. hall on 6th St., across from the Holly theater. Lota of good clothing for children. iiabv mihKS For sale at the Mediord Feed & Seed. NFir street. fOR SALE Box spring, good condi tion. Phone 3044. GARAGE For Rent. 103 S. Orange" BABY CHICKS For sale at the Medford Feed & socd N;F!Lat5t' Potatoes Extrii nictTKiamath No. 1. 100 lb. sk. $3.61). For all cuts of fancy meats see Herb Guenther at the Super Viilue Market, formerly piiwi.nna nim, iuo tuonn ivy. FOR SALE Duratron hearing aid's $S0 complete, 310 down, terms ar. ranced to suit purchaser For home demonstration phone 3010 days, 73!)fi evenings, or write P. O, Box 1100 TARPSrJcw shipment' Just arrived AH sizes. Sclby'a Tap and Glass Shop, flth and Bartlett. Phone 3073. FOR SALE Jamcsway 300 chicTTotl brooder. Used six weeks. Guaran. Pei Hood as new. Phone 6933. FOR" SALE 32 Colts poHcTTpecTal revolver. Blue ateel. Phone 6933 DURATRON announces a new and different hearing aid. Unitron, all In one hearing aid No more dangl ing wires 573 complete, Including battery and custom ear mold. Un conditionally guaranteed for one year. For home demonstration phone 3010 days or 7308 evenings Or write P. O. Box 1100 WANTED poultry, anyklnd, any amount. Phone 4026. CASH IN A FLASH FOR VOUR CAR Save rime Cash and Oaa Call Autnmnhile Market, Friendly Medlnrd Dealer Ph i Sim nth and Bartlett No Red rape When Vou Sell to US FOR HELP with your Income tax re. ports phono 3013, 53 Ross Court IIADIHO n.,.UIM OOl, OAM CO.... Ntw ,0.N lanuis r .'"c as JOHN WAYNE 7 moo 40c iTJ- 'ft t 0Wh REGISTERED hull service at your place Service tec 93 Harry B Mil ler hone HH33 WANTE D Used car any m a"K e any model whether it runs or not. Phono 393 u free appraisal, no obligation. Hygiene SIMPLE AS 1-2 Refreshing results wun iripifl action Lertano Douche cornier for Intimate leraonal hvirlene! Thl nrw. dor cleanses elCcctlvelv. southea aenst live iimucr, ano is deoonriilnff. Ue lijrhtfully frnsrant, too leaves no me Jtclnal douche odor. Kconnmlcal. Must Sloans or mnnoy back. All Ururttisla. Bold at Western Thrift Btore, limn a Dmi Store, Hunter's Cut Rate Drug, Taylor's I'e anywise Drug. "See Humphrey First TO BUY OR SELL YOUR USED CAR Humphrey Motors Used Car Exchange 33 S. Riverside Ave. NOW . . ! A PICTURE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET! '3 JOHNNY MACK BROWN COMING SUNDAY! i 1MOH I Bk. BUMSTEADi AR I Tha Missing JUROR f Trartr, 1 WW f4 -i Miami ijm ; ""OWTh rTsATS tifewitM vojsd pTm Second and Fir Streets