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Newspaper Page Text'BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, lEDFORD, DREG OX. TED.vESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1933. MM BUDGET ESTIMATES JACKSON COUNT Purauent to the provutonj ot Section a. Chapter 448 of tfis 1938 Session rr ' " 6 """" " nereoy given tout the County court of Jackson County. Oregon, will mtl at the Court House, in Medford, Oregon, on Wed nesday the 1st day of November. A. D., 1933. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A. M, of aald day and at the aald time and place opportunity will be given for a full and complete discussion of the estimatee of the amount of money proposed to be raised by taxation for the rnimnn ,,hn.v, , h.-.- with, by any taxpayer aubject to auch tax levy when made. In favor of or garnii, -j m iu ftupveva tax levies nerein aa the County Court may deem The County Budget Committee for ' Jackaon Count- n-.- v.. pared and aubmlte the following: An estimate of the amount required for wwumj iinirii l, luuiuj omce or county oirtcer, each County Improvement, the maintenance of each Rnnnr. v,tMi.0 .rma. ture or Inatltution. the ealary of each County officer or employee. Including those whoso salaries are fixed by statute, for the Improvement and main tenance of public highways, roads, bridges, the construction, operation and maintenance of each public utility and redemption of outstanding warrants, the estimate of the public receipts of the County from sources other than direct taxation upon real and personal property In the County during the period for which auch tax la to be levied and an estimate of he probable unapportloned and unexpended balances In the funds of the County on the last day of the current year. General County Fund . $234,233.00 ueuciw wiuuij r una 9334,333.00 Mlso. Receipts ..I 89,300.00 59,300.00 levy required for Oen. Co. Pund V County School Pund. 10,658 children ao- cording to census e 810.00 eaoh....$10S 680.00 10,558 children ft 10c each for ahool Library 1,05560 Total for School and Library Misc. Receipts ... -.8108.615.80 8,950.00 Total Levy for School purposes County Library Medford Ashland ... Misc. Receipts 5.859.00 190.00 8,649.00 300.00 Levy required for County Library.... General Road Pund $ 86.325.00 -use. iteceipis ..,.., Levy required for Oen. Road Pund.. Market Road Pund Misc. Receipts . . 67.700.00 -.$ 18130.00 400.00 1176,033.00 I 99,665 Sfl 6,349.00 I 7,825.00 Levy required for Market Roads Emergency Pacific Highway Bond Interest Pund".... Less transfer from Motor Vehicle license receipts No Levy required for 1934. Crater Lake Highway bond Interest Pund Less transfer from Motor Vehicle License receipts No Levy required for 1934. Total amount to be raised by taxation In Jackson County Oregon, for the year 1934 -Elementary School and State Tax GENERAL COUNTY FUND County Court County Judge, Salary and Travel Commissioners. Fees and Travel Telephone and Telegraph stenographer I 7,160.00 6 14.730.00 10,000.00 $313,403.80 8175,000.00 Mlso, Office Expense -8 2,625.00 2 000.00 200.00 1,020.00 200.00 Circuit Court Reporter Circuit Court Bailiff Court Reporter's Expense Jury Meala Circuit Court I 6,046.00 Juror's and Witness Fees Misc. Expense Special Reporters fees & Defense Council Juvenile Court Commitments, probations, eto Boys' As Girls' Aid Society Delinquent and Neglected Children Waverley Baby Home : Justice Court Medford Dlst, Justice's Salary .. .... Justice Clerk's Salary .... .... . Stationery, blanks, stamps, telephone ... Docket Books, etc Juror and Witness Fees .. ... 1,400.00 400.00 100.00 130.00 6,000,00 ' 400.00 400.00 I 8,830.00 8 500.00 .. 2,400.00 500.00 210.00 100.00 150.00 Salary Supplies Justice Court Ashland Dlst. I 8,360.00 -. 1.300.00 25.00 Assessor's Office Assessor's 6alary $ 3,000.00 Assessor's Traveling Expense 200.00 1st Deputy. 1,200.00 2nd Deputy .....'. ... 1,020.00 3rd Deputy ...... .. ........ 1,020.00 Pleld Deputies 3,150.00 flatting field books, checking writing and extending tax rolls Printing Office Stationery Field Sheets Summary Books . Tax Roils Post & Tengwald Binders Index Binders, Sheets & Cards Lot Book Binders 6c Sheets. Personal Tax State ments Maps and Map Paper. Bond Premium Final Entry Report ... Btnmps Office Supplies, Pens, Pencils, etc. Telephone and Telegrams Office Furniture and Filing Cabinets) . Maintenance. Tvoewrlter Adding and Calculating Machine Exchange on Adding Machine Address Sheets and Binders Jackson County Atlas Emergency Fund O. and C. Tax Roll Expense Reblndlng Plat Books 400.00 60.00 76.00 36.00 400.00 40.00 90.00 45.00 25.00 15.00 10.00 60.00 75 00 80.00 100.00 125.00 135.00 County Clerk's Office 10,400.00 County Clerk's Salary 1st Deputy's Salary 2nd Deputy's Salary 3rd Deputy'a Salary Bookkeeping Departments Bookkeeper's Salary Recording Department 1st Deputy's Salary 2nd Deputy's Salary Typist Extra Help Telephone and Telegraph Freleht and Exnress Printing and Record Books Postage and Stationery Premium and Bonds Machine Expense and Ribbons 3 Typewriters Misc. At Office Supplies Travel and Expense ... 2.000.00 . 1 200.00 - 1.020.00 - 1.030.00 - 1,300.00 1,020.00 1,020.00 060.00 400.00 180.00 10.00 1,350.00 400.00 65.00 160.00 160 00 400 00 60.00 TREASURER'S OFFICII $13,495.00 Treasurer's Salary Traveling Expense . Deputy's 8alary . Premium on Bonds General Office Expenses Supplies and Printing Postage Telephone and Telegraph Record Books Repairs and Maintenance Rental Safety Boxes Adding Machine , Cierk Writer -.$ 2,000.00 60.00 . 1,300.00 . 376.00 394 00 140.00 100.00 117.60 90.00 30.00 100 00 67.80 SHERIFF'S OFFICE Sheriffs Salary - Traveling Expense for Civil At Criminal Cases Telephone and Telecraph Premium on Bond Ac Insurance Tax Department 1st Deputy 2nd Deputy 4.454.10 -.$ 3,500.00 3,000 00 400.00 - 750.00 Collection Personal Tax and Extra Help Legal Department 1st Deputy 3nd Deputy 3rri Deputy Extra Help, Isaue License - 1 Typewriter Stamps A: stamped Envelopes Misc. Office Supplies, upkeep machines, printing tax receipts , .n., 1 Reception Book 1.200.00 1 020 00 1,850.00 1,300 00 1.200 00 1 .300O0 800.00 80 00 800.00 1,000.00 80 00 Jailer Extra, Help Matron Laundry Board Prisoners Supplies Ac Misc. Expense Telephone. Insurance. 1,200.00 150.00 300.00 100.00 3,000 00 300.00 7500 73.00 COl'NTT SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT co. school superintendent, Salary $ 3.000 00 nursu oupcrviaor Offlce Secretary Clerical Help $ 3 197.00 Supplies As Equipment Printing Telephone At Telegraph Stationery. Postage As Express , Rural Supervisor Supplies . Co. Superintendent. Travel Rural Supervisor, Travel .... Eighth Grade Examinations , Teacher's Examinations .... County Teachers Institute County Education Board Jackson County School Day Truant Officers Bond 1.300 00 960.00 100.00 225.00 150.00 125.00 150.00 25.00 200.00 250.00 150.00 9.00 150.00 50.00 50.00 60.00 10.00 PIGE FIVE Shipping Supplies Mileage Miscellaneous Current Expense 15.00 100 00 860.00 BEAUTIES ARRIVE FOR MOVIE ROLES (IIM KAL HOAII FUND Engineering Supervision County EiiguiL'er Chaluman Stenographer Field Ic Otfire Expense Shops As Machine Repairs Road As Bridge Maintenance Road Construction Bridge Construction night of Way $ 5,859 00 Ohlef Stenographer extra Help Deputy District Attorney iraveung expense DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE $ 8.954.00 Telephone As Telegraph Brlntlng Supreme Court Brlefa Office Supplies Investigations Law Books . ..$ 1.300.00 100.00 1.800 .00 100.00 200.00 350 00 235.00 100.00 60.00 SURVEYOR'S OFFICE Stenographer m Office Supplies As Equipment ". "" ' Plats and Plat Books . field Notes $ 4,035.00 Surveys (office work) 8urveys (field work) Assistants (chain and axe) Field Supplies and Equipment . Reestablished Corners Telephone and Telegraph Inaurance , Mileage '" ' 300.00 25.00 15.00 150.00 100.00 200.00 200.00 50.00 400 00 30.00 20.00 100.00 Watermaster'e SalaYv Watermaster'a mtinc Stenographer's Salary viice rnone as Tolls Pleld Phone and Tnii. Stamps, Registrations, TetegrBjns WATERM ASTER'S OFFICE $ 1,590.00 Plat Sheets. Flies As 8upi7es""Z-Z Field Eqpt. Meter, Boots, Tools etc; Pleld Stations Phones, Weirs, Gages, eto Assistants Hydrographer's Salary .. Hydrographer's Mileage Little Butte Assistant, Salary Little Butte Assistant, Mileage Applegate Assistants Salary Applegate Assistants Mileage 8now Survey Assistant's Salary" ZZ7 Water Rlcht Snnn ' - Water Right Survey, Mileage" State Industrial Accident Instiranoe" 1 800.00 450.00 360.00 60.00 10 00 25.00 10.00 40.00 26.00 18.00 - 760.00 470.00 360.00 150.00 180.00 60.00 20.00 90.00 75.00 45.00 Salary a a. j-ii;sl agent oamry clerical $ 4,988.00 Post. Tel. As Tel. m.-i.i. . . Travel 3 AntT." Office rent, Light, Heat, OenerafZI $ 1,778.00 7B0.0O 150.00 . 1,000.00 250.00 nnVB riniim.. . . Salary Clerical .. . ""''""lM AGENT Travel Te1, M"""!' Sun. V Office KnC-5gnt7Heat"fSner3Z $ 3.958.00 300 00 100.00 500.00 155.00 Salary and Expense ..... Extra Help and Travel FRUIT INSPECTOR $ 1.055.00 1.500.00 500.00 Janitor'. Sai ,-r. COUBT H0VK EXPENSE Fire Insurance " ' 1.650.00 Water " Lights Fuel Sanitary Service .. Misc. Supplies. Furnlture777TI Lawn, Trees, etc. Window Blinds, etc. $ 3,000.00 First Nurse Rui-rv First Nurse Tw-i V Second Nurse Salary "" Second Nurse Travel Z "" Health Officer As Co. Phys" Salary'" Convention Health Officer Jk n.n sk V1"''V Contingent Fund . ' " Office Assistant .7 HEALTH DEPARTMENT 260.00 300.00 1.500.00 1,300.00 60.00 1,000.00 500.00 200.00 $ 6,770.00 750.00 300.00 750.00 300.00 8 000.00 35.00 720.00 400.00 980.00 Superintendent's ai Superintendent's Assistant Extra Labor Supplies Telephone CARE OF THE POOR POOR FARM $ 7,316.00 Lights As Power " Miscellaneous Repairs !" Nurse's Salary ""!3.!""."' Expense for Medicine; etc." I 960.00 420.00 480.00 2,500.00 82.00 425.00 160.00 600.00 660.00 160.00 CARK or Pn rD unv Am rw, . Hospitalization ......l." ..... 1 " ,nnft Indigents not at Poor Farm I 1ftnnon Relief of Poor J2'S22 2 $ 6,297.00 Widow's Pensions Old Age Pension . indigent Burials . 7,500.00 8,00000 3,100.00 Relief AMERICAN RED CROSS $41 600.00 1,800.00 VrTFniVI r9 rni),,., . Soldlors, Sailors and Marines Indigent Relief Fund $ 1,300.00 $ 1,500.00 rnnnk'nii i w,r. Fees of Coroner and Physicians, Jurors, Witnesses and $ 1,300.00 800.00 Miscellaneous Expenses ASHLAND LIBRARY $ 600 00 -I 790.00 Salary and Tra-ellng". -V.rlMr'"UF', ,,, $ 790.00 rrpRrt niiBMMAu and Expenses and Tubercular Cattle $ 825.00 600.00 Emergency Fund BMEROENCT FUND I 600.00 . $10,000.00 atlctrrt t a uvn,.- Care of Patients at Stats Institutions Plre Warden. One third expense " Election ex Registration Expense of Examination cat Books and Accounts, Health Registration . Tax Refund, etc. payment on Experimental Orchard County Printing At Advertising , Bounty . Sals of County Owned Lsnda "lt " ' " $10,000.00 - $ 7.800 00 - 480 00 - 8 000.00 600.00 100.00 - 3.500 00 S.500.00 - 1. 500 00 . 8.500 00 - 1,500.00 Caretaker and Extra Help ' " Upkeep of Buildings and Miscellaneous 71" $29,180.00 600 00 364 AO Salaries Books JACRSO fOt'NTr LIBRARY $ 66460 Periodicals Ac Indexes Binding Prlntlnc As Supplies Kquipment I18J60.00 1 Postage Freight , . $ 3.164 00 . 1,200 00 45000 85000 1?00 7 .', 00 ffOM Insurance i Industrial Accident) ..-lc, aiirati, oc emergency Plowing Snow Butte Falls As Prospect . -.$ 1,30000 400.00 360.00 400.00 - 10 000.00 35.000.00 - 10,00000 14.465.00 600.00 . 1,500.00 . l.ooo.oo 600.00 MARKET ROAD FUND Engineering & Supervision County Engineer Transltman . " ' Chainman Field As Office Expense $65,325.00 Raid As Bnage Maintenance Z Oiling Insurance (Industrial Accinent)"" ' Grading Llndseys to Deadwood Bridpe Construction, Redeck main span Bybo Agate Bridge ... ...... 1.000 00 300.00 300.00 300.00 6.000.00 350.00 400.00 6,250.00 1,330.00 EtlmtJ r,H..i ,.. - . $15,130.00 IZ. ici-cijjwi cu vacKson county Oregon. ot,ter than by dl rect taxation upon the real and personal property during 1934: Fees, licenses, fines, forfeitures of ball: s .. v i4.ooo.oo Temporary Auto License, Sheriff .justice court fees .... Herri InirwHM, u. Interest on delinquent taxes a Office Sales of property or other assets or products of any kind' Real property. Sheriff's office Delinquent laxea collected .... " Rent: . . Machinery Rental Transfer or reversion of unused funds: Dog License Fund . .. tie bates: State, for taxes on motor vehicle fuel: i,enerai Koada ror Market Roads Apportionment, 8rant, eontrib'ution'"or" county, municipal or other like fund: State, motor vehicle licenses State reimbursement for county lnsrc'ung"'camM Municipalities, from: . Hyrlroaraphlo cooperation From all other sources of whatsoever'kin'd" or 'ch'a'rac'tor: Federal. Forest rentals: For roada For schools Federal, O. As C. land grant refund" Total Receipts for year 1934 , , COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS Outstanding County Warrants (Est. aa of Deo. 31. 19381 General rtnimtv bs. ' """I General Road Piinri . " Outstanding Highway Bonda mates of probable balance or office on the last. Hav nt rw-mi.. General Fund ' Dog License Fund Bee Fund ' Emergency Fund " County School ' Fund High 8. Tuition General Road 1.400.00 1,200.00 2,600.00 300.00 .10,000.00 5 000.00 35,000.00 3,000.00 250 00 200.00 65,000.00 300.00 3.250.00 760.00 Nil ..$140,650.00 $213,044.08 .$ 24,246.80 Estimates of nrobabl. h.in lZZZrZrL:v: -. $247,000.00 or office on th- i... j., iZi V rem'n 'n each 1933. Pacific Highway Bond crater Lake Highway Bond Road Bond Interest Market Road County Fair Operation County Fair Premium County Fair Building County Llbrarv lIKll'lUUlby Motor License Special Road Dlsts. County Court Circuit Court Justice Court Sheriff's Office Cleik's Office .. Treasurer's Office ., Coroner's Office School Supt. Office Fruit Inspector's Office Assessor's Office County Agent's Office Tax Rebate Widow's Pension Court House Expense Jail Care of Poor Juvenile Court . County Advertising As Printing Elections ........... Health Surveyors Office Scaler of Weights ." Watcrmaater'a Office District Attorney's Office ...." Health Registration .. County Audit Herd Inspection Bounty fund Nil ...$ 1.400.00 ... Nil Nil - Nil - Nil - Nil - 83,000.00 - 62.400.00 - Nil Nil 1 .600.00 8.650.00 800.00 - Nil 1,600.00 - Ml - Nil - Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil . Nil , Nil Nil - 481.95 - Nil - Nil - Nil . Nil . Nil Nil - Nil . Nil - 867.90 . Nil . Nil 250.00 . Nil 700.00 . Nil . Nil . Nil 266.65 . 1,145.60 STATE OF OREGON. Countv of '"wta7 nr..' i u i " gnP,"- CmW Bud8ot Committee for Jackson County Sm!? J.ih0rebyu,rt"y th" the above ' Mr and wmple : nh,, tlM, Prabl Penses of said County for the erjulng TeaTand probable receipts from sources otoer than direct taxation upon real In3 mata tPhJ.S J"""""1"" 1"ng the ensuing ,"r?d"nes ?um. L ,S?b.le un"PP"Pi-'ted or unexpended balance n the various lunds as of the last day of the current vear We further ccrtlfv that th n.ti,,- . ... .. tinn nt th A,. ' , :j riJcuj oi me various institu- bridge?.' .Te' Ti ! '..' '".P1?. ""P"-. Jrth.V"fbrd Upn a of th Texnse. of IX'nX ?rl ' thrt.' yea,, nd thoroBh examination of Itrprobable need! r t 4 . I. legitimate charge against the County. "-uiu. uregon, mis Uth day of October, A. D 1938. O. O. ALENDERFER P. B. WAHL, Ch"rmM EARL B. DAY. '"" RALPH BILLINGS. County Commissioner R. E, NEALON, . County Commissioner OEO. ALFORD, Committeeman. W ,-u , '. a ' " i I 7 - ".! satiSt. L- " .rc-. Gwen Munro of Melbourne, Australia, and Joyce Nlelion of Well ington, N. Z., traveled 8000 miles to tsks part In a motion picture In Hollywood. They wers two of 80 winners of a wortdwlde contest. They are shown as they arrived on the liner Monterey In Los Angeles, Left to right: Miss Munro, Clarence "Buster" Crabbe and Miss Niel sen. (Associated Press Photo) GRAPPLING SEASON 10 OPEN TONIGHT It win be first come, first served wltn the best seata at the fall open ing of the wrestling game .In the armory tonight. Promoter Mack Lll lard has opened the ringside and bal cony seats to the fans for one general price and Is anxious to see how the Innovation Impresses the publto. Tonight's card will pit Pete Bel- castro, an old favorite In Medford, and George (Wildcat) Wilson, former University of Washington grldder, In the main event, and Al Raraslck. bad man of the mat and Jack Kogut, Canadian star, In the opener, sched uled to start at 8:30. PLANE FORCED DOWN AMARILLO, lex., Oct. 11 (AP) Four persons, Including George H. Resinol Helped My Skin in 3 Days "When I decided to try Resinol Soap and Ointment, my com plexion wii a sight from pimples and blackheads. I had a horrid, muddy looking skin and when I used powder it looked aven worse. After three days use of the Resinol Ointment and Resi nol Soap, I could see an improve snent. Now all my friends tell me how well my skin looks." (Signed) Mrs. M. N. tx ... St. Louis, Mo. At all druggittit FOB FREE TRIAL ilia pickut el Ointment snd Soap with your cop- of out new booklet on Slrtn Treatment, write ta utjirimtnt c.. mnimore, Mdt Shaw, general counsel for oltles serv ice In Denver, B. O. Adams, vice pres ident and general manager of the Gas Service company of Kansas City, and Hugh Hemdon, the famous pilot, were Injured last nig,ht when their plane nosed over In a forced landing at Stratford, Texas. Dr. O. H. Paak will resume hit practice of Dentistry at 810 Liberty Bldg., beginning Oct. 16. Phone 838. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY OASH PAID for men-e secondhand suits, odd ooats, hats and Will H. Wilson, 82 N. front St. FOR SALE Australian shepherd and bull pups, $2 each. Rosa Lane, Bos 431. FOR TRADv-lvers A Pond piano, value $125, for farm tools or stock. B. M. Bush, basement Medford Bldg. LOST Lady's brown leather puree) containing papeTa and some money. Tel. Mrs. I. H. Howe, Trail poatofHoa collect. Reward. FOR SALE Good 8-room house and 2 lots, at a bargain. Geo. McClaln, Phoenix. WANTED Woodcutter to out on shares. Geo. McClaln, Phoenix. " WANTED If you have an Underwood or Royal typewriter, in first-class condition, you are not using and want to rent te high school stu dent, or want to sell same, address J. D Mall Tribune. MEN WANTED To supply customers . wun lamoua watxina products in Medford. Business established;5 earnings average $24 weekly: pay starts Immediately. Wrle J. R, Watklne Company, 4624 Hollls St, Oakland, Cat. FOR RENT Attractive apt., private entrance, oie ao. oakdals. FOR SALE Cook stove and rang wnn cons, -u oo. nr. call berore 12:30. FOR SALE OR TRADE 20 feeder tur keys. Phone 586-J. Jackson St. Service station. LOST 1 pair shell-rlmmed glasses. iwium to i'do w. Main St. WANTED Good Hereford cows or neners. Sam Pollard, Beagle. FOR RENT New modern 4-room house, with basement. Redden ex Co. i I DECORATION FOR LOCAL VETERAN For Injuries received In action October 9, 1918, when he was a pri vate In Company B of the First Engl, neers, Chsrles W. Johnson of this city has received tha award of tha Purple Heart from the United States war department, It was announced today. Mr, Johnson Uvea out In the coun try from Medford and was one of the great army of men sent out by the United States to see action In prac tically all fighting sectors of the World war. He was shell shocked and suffered other Injuries, which make life far from pleasant today. His record In action Includes: An- sauvllle defensive sector; Cantlgny defensive sector with the 16th In fantry; Montdldler-Nayon with the First engineers; Cantlgny defensive sector; 8alra?nals and Ansauvllle de fensive sectors, and participation In St. Mihlel and Meuse Argonne offensive. WASHINGTON. Oct. 11. (AP) The navy today ordered the battleship Wyoming-, with a battalion of ma rines aboard to proceed to Ouanta namo naval base In Cuba, officials inscribed the movement as a part of tha "regular training" of the ma-rtiua. Say Plre ra get, LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11. (p) Of ficial opinion that the October 8 Griffith park forest fire. In which 28 workmen lost their lives, may have j en set was expressed at as Inquest todsy. Byrd's Pilot X 1 p 11 Bill McCormlck (above), veteran test pilot, was named to fly a plane which Rear Admiral Byrd received from Philadelphia friends for use on his second Antarctlo expedition. National Pharmacy Week October 9 to 15, 1933 Relieve It or not, aa the famous Ripley would say It, tne Professional Pharmacists of the United states hare set aside one week, from October 9 to 15, this year In which to stress the iclentlfle and ethical side of Pharmacy, as a matter of public education. Woods Drug Company li doing Its part here In Medford by calling attention to Its regular patrons to the Importance of this National Movement on the part of Professional Pharmacy. The American Cut-Itate Drought and Nostrum Venders may have obscured the tilth esteem In which Pharmacy has been held In all countries In all ages; but only temporarily. This celebration of the oldest of the learned professions might he called a commemoration of 40 Centuries of Progress, for Pharmacy has a recorded history of 4000 years. Distinguished men of science have come from the ranks of Pharmacy In the present as In past ages. Sanitation, health, antl-narcotla and other campaigns In the public Interest have been instituted and supported by Pharmacy as a profession. Hoods Drag Company emphasizes tha necessity of consulting phyilclan at the first symptom of Illness, with tha additional admon ition to have prescriptions prepared at a reliable Pharmacy tnch aa our own. Two books, the United States Pharmacopoeia and tha National Formulary, are the legal standards for preparation of medicines. Each registered Pharmacist la required by law to observe the speci fications lnld down In these books. Every reentered Pharmacist Is also required to be a college grad uate i In addition he must pass a rigid stats board examination. The Pharmacists who prepnre prescriptions at the Woods Drag Stora are particularly well qualified by education and experience for this work. Federal, state and local laws and ordinances govern tha work of dispensing of drugs. Only In a store staffed by competent, certified prescription men, can tha consumer have tha adequate protection of thru legal aafrguards. Wipe nut of our life modem Pharmacy and civilization would be shaken. Epidemics, disease, atrknesa and death wonld stalk thronzh tha land. There Is no profession, trade, merchandising mart or store In all of our complex life to fill the place of the Professional Pharma cist and fill laboratory. He supplies your nerds In sickness and In health. It Is with such thoughts aa this In mind that we are celebrating National Pharmacy Week, and our wish for evervone Is, that yon may always enjoy good health, but If III, we offer yon the best services of rellsble Phsrmaclsts, Woods Drug Co. Main and South Central