SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Thursday, March 9, 1944
I Medical Progress
No Accident
TALENT NEWS
Mrs Thcresu Roberts of Med­
ford visited friends in Talent,
Sat unlay evening
Arnold Chapman, who la em­
ployed at Prospect, spent the
weeg end in Talent with his fam­
Wed & Thurs.
DOUBLE FEATURE
Friday and Saturday
DOUBLE FEATURE
ily
Mr and Mrs Clarence Homes
of Texaco Station in Ashland
visited relatives in Talent Sun­
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Household­
er, who have been living in the
ijike Creek area, moved near
Talent on the old highway to be
near Mr. Householder's work He
is employed at McKenn s saw mill
In Talent.
Carl Slack, who has been sta-
tinned In North Carolina in the
army, la home on a ten-day fur­
lough. visiting his mother, Mrs
Jessie Ix-wls and other relatives
Al Sherard is confined to his
home following the extraction of
some teeth
Hill Lawrence of Medford was
a business caller in Talent, Satur­
day
Mr and Mrs Wallace Putman
are the parents i»f a baity girl
born Saturday morning ut 6:30 I
Its weight was seven pounds and
four ounces.
Mr and Mrs Roy Unruh of
Prospect purchased some ground
in Talent ami arc building a new
house and garage
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WINNING WITH WAR
TRANSPORTATION
More than 103.000 women ar«*
being employed on Class 1 rail­
roads. according to recent Office
of Defense Transportation survey
it is estimated that 61,000 more
could be hired to replace Jobs held
by men during HH4
Should Ashland women wonder
what type of railroad jobs they
are suited to fill during the war.
many hundreds of Jobs suitable
for women are included in the
study, «»pies of which may be ob­
tained without charge from G B
Herrington, Division of Transport
Personnel, ODT, Room 701, 1355
Market Street, San Francis«»
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Mrs Homer Billing^ who is ill
vith the flu, is showing s< die Im-
j ’•ovement.
io*» little is heard these days
: about tlic record of medical men
in biinglng modern medic,ne to
I every part *»f tin- country. Ac­
cident cases in. mountain logging
camps, injury and illness In re­
mote ranching sections, auto ac­
cidents oil Die desert, miles from
metropalltaii
centers,
reipmmg
prompt, highly skilled suig.<al
cur*- do our social reformers oc­
casionally wonder how such in­
cidents are cured for?
This is a big country. It is not
I chance alone that lius placed the
last word In medical equipment
iml technique witnin reach of
nearly
every
emergency
Th*'
doctors, In < oopeiaiion with local
cornmunit.es. nave been lurg, ly
responsible But they could not
liuve done It without the help of
a central medic 11 organization
constantly disseminating the re­
sults of scientific research ami
discovery
That organization has been th*-
American
Medical
Association
Of its task Hygeia has thjs to
say: "...
The changes of a
developing civilization, great as
hey have been, arc slight com-
inred to th*- prodigious advances
n medical science, largely in th. I
last half century Jt is this cir- f
■umatance of prodigious medical I
idvance on which the Amer.can
Medical As'oi'iatlon was built .
Utl educates its members - - I
through meetings. exhibits, its
mmv periodicals. Its councils and
Its committees and in many other
ways ...
The benefits of all
'hear activ.ties have been passed
■>n to the public - - the ultimate
-onsumer."
Medical science in this country
has not "just g rowed " It was
realed and made available to all
by th*- American medical system
E N I E It I V I N M E N T
Phone 7561
Friday - Saturday
AND
HE-MAN ACTION!
I 7^Man from..!,
INVENTOR.- SCIENTIST.
OuRING SO YEARS OF WORK HE HELPE0 TO GIVE US
ELECTRIC LIGHT, ELECTRIC POWER.,
THE PHONOGRAPH , THE MOTION PICTURE —
IS CNCDITKO tAITH M0H£ THAN /OOO PATENTS.
E dison ' s advice to his fellow A mericans
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LITHIA
wAr :
e coutacjrous .
‘ße a.» brave ¡tiijour ixtlic** L.-fure you.
öo foru>Ai b. ”
SPLK II (ONVEXTIOX AMI
rot RX WIESTS WNOI M El)
The annual northwest divisional
convention of the Western Asso­
ciation of Teachers of Speech will
be held In the Marlon Hotel,
Salem. March 15-17, inclusive, an­
nounces Dr Earl W Weils, presi­
dent of the association and pro­
fessor of speech here
The ses­
sion will open with a dinner meet­
ing March 16 at 5 o'clock
VOI TH EEI.IXHVMIIP SPENDS
EVENING WITH SI’OXSORS
C ahndar O ddities
After the meeting of the Y<»Ut’
Fellowship of the Methodist
Church Sunday evening, the ;• i
went to the hvme of their sja>n-
ors, Mr and Mrs John Billings
for the even ng They sat around
the fire place visiting and playing
games. latter In the evening hot
chocolate and cookies were served
ALSO
“Secret Service in
Darkest Africa”
Shown at Fin»t Shows Only
Each Day
Sun. - Mon.
Tues.
and
MILTON BERLE
/ a J a RAN
“Over My Dead
Body”
1943 istwe
2603 9 YEA« OF WEIR CALENDAR
AND BECAUSE OF THE INTER­
NATIONAL D ate - uñé which
ZIG-ZAGS DOWN THE WkClFIC,
S unday , ofc . 7, the cateo
the P e Ai<L H arbor attack
was M onday , dec .6, in J apan
AS WELL AS IN CHINA ANO
THE PHIlLlPPINES —
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
DO YOU KNOW that
The World Calendar a! 12 monthe
and equal quartern will not afhet
tht International Date-Line, but will
bring to all countriee a greater eta-
bility, cooperation and unity in time­
recording.
Tbe « ee ssc A m I m <ee**re in M m M ^t p s p er
c«pr
»MppLed by
TU
A.»«(.«lHM
Í30 ft* Aommwa,
N V G
Matinee Saturday
Continuous Sunday
WEDS. & THURS.
BARGAIN NIGHTS
Clyde N Caton, who broke the
Mayor T. S. Wiley is in Nampa,
small bone In his leg in an acci­
dent three weeks ago, is able with Idaho this week attending a
the use of his crutches, to go Board of Regents meeting of the
Nazarene College.
about his work.
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Continuous Shows
SATURDAY
and
SUNDAY
• Give to the Red Cross
and you invest in hu­
manity. We know of no
finer investment.
Mrs. Cora Reed of Ulman.
Missouri is visiting w th her son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sid
Reed and Betty Sue.
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Something Different!
Add the«»*- to your gardening program this spring
> EVERBLOOMING RHODODENDRONS
Big healthy plants - Light pink »<> dark red in color
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REVIVAL MEETINGS
CONTINUE AT TALENT
The revival , meeting in the
Methodist Church at falent, Ore.,
Is
continuing
throughout
thia
week The Rev. Hotchkiss, evan­
gelist, bring« the real old-fash­
ioned gospel in a manner which
reach*»« the hearts of his hearers
Mi and Mrs E. T Newbry, Mr
and Mrs E. X Kendall, Mr. and
Mrs Leo Jammerthal, Mrs Mabel
Ixiwther and Mr, and Mrs. Cran­
ston Abrams and Dr and Mrs
CI W Bruce of Ashland attended
the services in Talent on Sunday
evening The meetings begin each
evening at 7:30.
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Give and Give Gladly.
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The California Oregon Power Company
Miss Gract Chamberlain and
Miss Elizabeth Palmer have re-
turned from California, where
thep spent the winter.
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$1.25 to $2.00
RHUBARB ROOTS. 25c Root
Jumbo Strawberry Type
ARTICHOKE ROOTS. 25c Root
Jerusalem artichokes are an excellent food—Roots, Sprouts,
and Buds are nil edible
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ALL TYPES GARDEN AND FLOWER
SEEDS, TROWELS, HOT CAPS
Watch For Our Shipment Hansen Dwarf
Fruit Trees—Cherry, Plum, Apricot,
Crabapple