Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 21, 1937, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMTTVFfYRB MATT, TT?TBTTNTE, MTDFOTJD. (VRTC!0??. TTTTRSDAT. OCTOHET? 51. 1937 PAOE SEVEN pel. II 1U, U'l.l'l '. 'U. "IWMJ.I . i reft &fr U'xxT:?! jL O-Tube A.C. JjP I Automatic Coma In I Compare! this Ward Week value with other $100 sets! Just look at what you get I Automatic Tun ing, 12" Projectotone speaker, Big 40" cab inet! Tuning Eyel Metal Tubes r Auto matic volume, control I High fidelityl Wmd Week! Super Warii Week only! Dial telli When Iron is it right heat I Chromium plated finish. Hammer HANDLE 8c Ward Week Specltll 14-inch hickory. Well seasoned for Ijng, efficient service. Save! SPARK PLUG 23c Wards Standard Quality. Reg. 00c. Single electrode. Equals 45c to 50c plugs! Hunting Coat 357 Regularly t3.il I Heavy Army Duck. Pstented storm collar keeps you warm, dry! AUTO JACK mm 107 Double-lift ecrew type- 614 to IS" range. Hardened steel btarlnil Salecote" r VIRE 95c ft.s!. 100 ft No. 14 Rubber covsred. Un derwriters' labelled. Ward Week Saving. i IRON ! with 1 DIAL 131 193 Wm 1 m HI Console 4794 45 Voll B Battery Tested Guaranteed Reduced to 79c Powered Electric REFRIGERATOR 6V4 CU. FT. SIZE 10995 ,.- 5.00 Monthly i':u Carrying Charge Compare with others selling for at least $50 more! 12.5 sq. ft. shelf area. 63 ice cubes, 6 lbs. per freezing See it . . Save during Ward Week! 8-ln. Bench SAW 1093 Special for Ward Wtek. Cuts to 2". Sturdily built for long dependable service. Ward Week cut price! Soft, wool-covered pad, complete with thermostat and cord. 15-INCH TOOL BOX 97c Ward Week Only! 26-gauge sheet steel. Round corners. Tray rises with lid. Strong. ARMORED CABLE 353 too ft. site 14 None finer mad. Every 'pot tested at 1800 volts. Heavy ar mor. Ward week saving. Flashlight CELLS 3c Save during Ward Week on these dated cells. Exceed U. S. Gov. specifications! CABINET CIKJl II 1 "-n 2595 Ward Weei Special! Acid re- m silting top. Steel. White en. 1 amel cabinet. 43" long. Kl PAD wM 97c m Compare $100 Suites 5 IV. lfKIII Dinette J37.95 value.! 5 valnut veneera hardwood ... 32 50 CguuiiCy! Simmons Lounge Sale I Complete 3 Piece Bed Outfltsl 22 32 10.88 Lowest Prlre of IP371 Innersprlng Mattreaal. Worth $20... Luxury.... 4 ft, fy mm chair, fine velvet 1 h Hf3'rh'n,t of it WALNUT FINISH at this Ward cover "' Week price 1 In a beautiful Sheraton dealgn cov- 110 Value 8-leg Tablel In brocatelle tapestry upnolsterlngl Hurry Fancy Veneered Topi .... pnJ' 13.95 Value Inner spring Special Purchase ofl RJ9 Damask InneraoriruTS. . H295 Quality! Fa mous 99 Coil Spring 10.88 150 Quality 1 8 Pea But Walnut Ve 94.88 Worth SlOO! Stream lined 3 Pc. Bedroom.. Save $20 Never Before Under !10l 2 Rich Mohair Velvet CUT-PRICE OIV First Quality Riversides also at reduced prices) "Standard" truck tires also at reduced prices) SUPER FREE OFFF.il! 1 Gal. Umeed Oil 3 qb. rurpentlna with purchase of 5 gals, of Super House Paint. Streamlined Hawthorne Rike 9 try now pay by the montbl sk about Wards convenient lonthly Payment Plan. Pay or your bike as you ride! 25-aOc Grade Pennsylvania Oil -qt. can. Ward Week Sale Price - B-qt. can. Ward WeeH Sale Price (Add 1c qt. Ped. T. L09 RECESS Hurry . . . last call I What a bathroom ... and what a prlea I Beautiful enamelware . . . modern lintt . . . fairly glistens with smartness. Paneled recess tub. Square, Colonial design lavatory. Compact quiet closet. First quality throughout, See it today. REDUCED! ENAMELWARE Sale pieces Include: 4!4-qt. Teaket tle ; 11-qt. deep, utility Dishpan, 7 eup Percolator with enameled coffee basket; 54-qt. covered Kettle ft 3-pc. 8aucrpan Sat. 'ou wivft 16 at sensationally slashed Jflfc J fVk ,ard Week pricel Eiftht beautiful 5U ll 5(3 leces In V-mstched sliced walnut ve- fl- II- iaeF nn hirrlu'rwl t Mnailv n 7 A aMmW BgL 8 M"' "u cn,ra Ward Week saves you $1ff on prices! Heavy tapestry arms and hark provide perfect taunting romfort! Opens tntn twin or rinuhle hed at regular bed height Walnut Finish Chairs k before this aale ends! Value i coop I Only finest materials have been used master craftsmen have made It better, riven It MORE comfort feature '-n a ".-niott: $14.75 make Features ft lc. The moat amazing price cut we've made on furniture of this quality in yearal See the glamorous combine- CO QQ Zebrawood and butt walnut! OwiOv cheet and vanity or dresaerl -2 Pc. Living Room We can't uae the famous maker's Pea - name becauae we're $ LOWER 1f A ft na"ma"" aavertiseg vsiueai 04 U U BiK " foot' 8 'ncn davenprt i Rich " )h(r-wearin velvet upholstering;! First price-cut on Power Qrip tirei In many lf ff years) All siies for passenger ears and trucks, V v V reduced! Get this anutingly big Ward Week savings! Every size drastically reduced! HOUSE Your last chance ts rat this money saving com bination offer. Remember I Super House Paint goes farther, lasts longer, and hides better! A full-size, double-bar, streamlined bikr for this WARD WEEK cut-price! Bal loon tires; Troxel saddle; Torrington pedals; famous brska! Buy now save! 7Qi 8tTa p Miti wud w"k I O C pbsslblal Standard Quality pure Petm. crudes I All S.A.E. grades. JLL a 7W . Stock ud and aava In Ward Week I TUB BATH Compare thla enamelware with pieces that coat tl . . . you'll find th Hint feature: Heavy steel bodies; wood grips and trimming of bright red. 8 8 Pieces $8 Monthly 4288 average $5 Monthly 594 Rorker to match 1088 lleclrooin 4788 Bed,' $5 Monthly TIRE? Sale Price 4:0-Jl PAINT 298 In S gal. cans Girls' bike ume prlea Buk" tu' n ojj i c from 100 II qt. Bulk price Plus Federal Tal OUTFIT 37 Loil chance 66 Each 117 BOUT." CENTRAL TELi-f HONE 286 $7 Monthly On the Radio Chains STATIONS Where to Find Them on the Dial KEX. Portland. 1180: KKl. mu. Loa Angelea: KFRO. S10. an (Tan ciaco: KOA. 1470. Spokane; KUU ;90. San Pranclaco. KUW. uu Portland: KJR. 970. Seattle: KNX. 1060. Los Angeles: KOA. B30. Den ver: (COIN. 840. Portland: KOMU. n. Seattle: KPO. 880, Bin Fran rlsco; KSL. 1130. Salt Lata. Thurcu.v. S 00 NBC: Rudy Vallee Virlety. KPO. KOW. KFI: Concert Petit. KOO, KOA. KIX; CBS: Maiirlce'a Orch.. KNX. KOIN. :U NBC: I.tederalngera. KOO. KOA. KEX. A SO CBS: Football Nas. KNX. KSL. KOIN; NBC: March of Time. KOO. 8:00 NBC: Show Boat. KOA: Cone. Orch.. KGO. KOA: Beaux Art Trio. KPO: CBS: Major Bowea, KNX. KOIN. KSL. 6:15 NBC: Beaux Arte Trio, KOW. 8:30 NBC: Your Oovt. at Your Service, KPO. KOW: Political Tain. KOO. 8:48" NBC: Qreen Broa. Orch., KQO: Hollywood Reporter. KPO. 7:00 Easaya In Music, KNX. KSL: NBC: Blng Crosby. KPO, KFI: Night Club. KOO. 7:30 CBS: We. the. People, KNX, KSL, KOIN. 8:00 NBC: Amoa and Andy. KPO KOW. KFI: land of the Whatalt. KOO: CBS: Poetic Melodlea, KSL: Scattergood Balnea, KNX, KOIN. 8:16 CBS: Kate Smith, KNX. KOIN. KSL: NBC: Symphony Hour, KPO. KFI. KOW. 8:30 NBC: Darrell Donnell, Newa, KOO. 8:45 NBC: Dr. Kate., drama, KQO, KOA. 0:15 NBC: 8how Boat, KPO. KFI. KOW: On the Mall. KOO: Henry Buaaea Orch., KOA. KEX; CBS: Ted Flo-Rlto'a Orch.. KNX. KOIN. 0:30 NBC: Earl Hlnea' Orch . KOA: Garwood Van a Orch.. KOO, KEX, KOA: CBS: Clyde McCoy'a Orch.. KNX. KSL. KOIN. 0:46 NBC: Edna Fischer. KEX KOA: University Explorer. KOO 10:00 NBC: Frank Cnstle'a Orch., KOA. KEX; Sport. Headllnera. KOO! CBS: Sam Hayea. newa, KNX. 10:15 CBS: Lud Otuakln'a Orch.. KNX. KOIN: NBC: Richfield Reportel KPO. KOW, KFI; Prank Caatle'a orch. KOO. 10:30 NBC: Leon MoJIca'a Orch KOO, KOA. KEX; Jack Wlnaton'r Orch.. KPO. KFI. KOW; CBS: Lud Oluakln's Orch., KSL. 10:45 CBS: Tommy Tucker'a Orch., KNX, KSL, KOIN; NBC: Leon Mo jlea'a Orch.. KOA. 11:00 NBC: Haven of Reat. KOO, KOA: Rudy Vallee'a Orch.. KPO. KFI KOW; CBS: Billy MacDonald's Orch. KNX, KOIN, KSL. Friday 6.00 (CBS) Music Hall, KNX, KSL; (NBC) Concert. Koa: Strlngwood En aemble, KPO. KFI: John Tee!, KOO, KEX. 8:16 (NBC) High Hata, KOO, KOA Strlngwood Ena?mble, KOW. 6:30 (NB) Army Band, KPO; Swarthoufa Music KOO, KOA: (CBS) Hawaiian Moon Casino, KNX. 8:00 (CBS) Hollywood Hotel, KNX, KSL, KOIN: (NBC) Variety Show, KOO, KOA: Homlk'a Orch., KOW.; Radio Reporter, KPO. 8:15 (NBOI. Hornlk'a Orch, KPO. 6:80 (NBC) Russian Rhapsody, iFaDir Bceilttceir IB Schilling Baking1 Powder KOO. KOA: Martin a Orch.. KPO. 7:00 (NBC) Jack Leonard KOO, KOA; First nlghter. drama. KPO. KFI. KOW; (CB8) 8ong Shop. KNX. KSL. KOIN. 7:80 (NBC) Hollywood Ooaalp. KPO, KFI, KOW; Detective Storlea. KOO. 7:45 (NBCI People In the Newa, KPO, KFI (CBS) Voice of Tolerance, KNX. 8.00 (NBCI Amoa and Andy. KPO, KOW, KFI; Land of whatelt. KOO. KEX, KOA; (CBSI Poetic Melodlea. KSL: Scattergood Balnea, sketch, KNX. KOIN. 8:15 (NBCI Uncle Ezra. KPO. KFI. KOW; Lum and Ahner. KOO. KOA. KEX: (CBS) Boske Carter. KNX. KSL. OOIN. 8:30 (CBSI Music from Holly wood. KNX. KSL, KOIN; (NBCI Court of Human Relations. KPO. KFI. KOW; Darrell Donnell, Newa, KOO. KOA. 8:45 (NBCI March of Proereaa, KOO. 0:00 (NBC), Buaae's Orch.; KOO. KEX: Terrl Frsnconl. KPO. KFI; (CB8I rating's Orch.. KNX. 0:15 (NBC) Wonders of Earth and Skies. KOO. KEX, KOA: Bnok Pa rade. KPO. 9:30 (CBS) Flo-Rlto'a Orch, KNX, KOIN: (NBC) Earl Hlnea' Orch.. KOA, KEX; Barron'a Orch., KPO, KIF; Dance Hour. KOO. 10:00 (CBS) Sam Hayea. news, KNX; (NBCI Richfield Reporter, KPO, KFI. KOW; Frank Oaatle'a Orch.. KOO. KEX. 10:15 (CBSI Llstenera' Dlgeat. KNX, KOIN; (NBC) Sport Graphic, KPO: Prank Castle'a Orch.. KJR. 10:30 (NBC) Orler'a Orch., KOO, KFI.; KOA. KEX; MoJIca'a Orch., KPO, KOW; (CBS) Lofner'a Orch.. KSL. 10:46 (CBSI McCoy'a Orch., KNX, KSL, KOIN. 11:00 (NBC) Vallee'a Orch., KPO, KOW, KFI: Charles Runyan, KOO, KOA; (CBS) Paandene. Civic Audi torium. KNX, K8L. GETTING WIDER USE BERKELEY. Cal. (UP) Scientist of the University of California are in craning greatly the use of radio- ac tive subAtnncea produced by the cyc lotron In the experimental treatment of both human and animal malig nant growths, most deftly of which Is cancer. Dr. John H. Lawrence, member of the medlcsl faculty of Tale univer sity, and Dr. Joseph Hamilton are coordinating the facllltlea of tha unl verslty'a radiation laboratory and tne school of medicine in the work. The cyclotron magnet, which Im parts radio-active qualities to sub stances, recently underwent a five- weeks overhauling. Since that time, Dr. Lawrence has been conducting ex periments with one of its products, rsdlo phosphorus. Another cyclotron product, radio- sodium, has been used by the depart ment of roentgenology of the med leal school to determine Its effect on certain malignant growths In human beings. It has developed enough oltnlcal merit to Justify further ex perimentation, experts believe. The radio-active elements have been used experimentally In the con trol of poultry disease and in a num ber of experiments that open a new field of blologio and medical test activities. The cyclotron has demonstrated the Intense activity of neutron raya Ip destroying blologio materials, includ ing both normal and neoplastic or tumorous tissue. Tt has been proved that neutrons are more biologically effective than the X-ray, but they do not as yet provide as valuable a weapon In the combating of cancer because they art not as well known. Keep an extra supply of powder puffs on hand. Powder cannot be spread on as easily with a puff that la too soiled. 10 EXCLUDE EIRE AS CRIME xperiments By Patholo gists Show Blood Can B Identified More Easily If Heated To High Degree. By HARRY J. FRAWLEY SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31. Jft Prom blazing furnace in tha labora tory of three California scientist ha emerged a new and possibly mote certain procedure for the micro scopic unravelling of "perfect" crimes. Literally fighting fire with fire. trio of pathologist In a series of blood Incineration experiment be lieve they have ended usefulness to crlmlnals of fir in detroytng tell tale blood stain in murdei case. Paradoxically, the experiment ap parently demonstrated that blood could not only be Identified after heating to flOO degrees or more, but that heating blood to such high tem peratures actually offered one of the best means of blood Identification. Definite Pattern Keen. Details of the experiment were disclosed today In a report by Drs Jease L. Carr, Frederick Proescher and A. M. Moody to the Journal of th American Medical association for pub lication. In experiments conducted In large gas furnaces with temperature rang ing from 600 to 1,600 degrees, the doe tors discovered Incinerated blood de veloped a "definite pattern similar to a multiple collection of pentagonal rings." Dr. Carr said It became potato! after examining specimens under a dissecting microscope not only to Identify blood alone but also to Iden tify It when mixed with Innumer able other materials, and to tell when It was absent. Experiment were mad to deter mine the applicability of th incin eration for small quantities of blood. Quantities a amall as one milligram were used and Dr. Carr wrote In th report: Ring Structures Show. "In each of theae sample the char acteristic ring structures were devel- . oped upon reaching a temperature of 700 degree, and while in smaller number in th minute sample, th structures were aa characteristically reliable as those developed In burning larger blood masses." The doctors plan to continue th experiment to confirm their belUf the test also will enable them to distinguish between human and ani mal blood by th characteristic ring structures. Drs. Moody and Carr ire on tha staff of the University of California. Dr. Proescher la atatloned at the tSanta Clara county hoapltal. Pear Markets Yesterday NEW YORK. Oct. 30. (AP-Ua) Pear auction: Staht ears antra. 1 California. Oregon, 1 Washlnftaa unloaded; 1 cars on track, eratoa Bartetts. 1670 boxes extra fancy MM 3.S5. average S3J3: 7(0 boxea fenoy SI. 80340. average $3.11: Ts boxaa No. 1, ai.70a3.as, arerage S3 ST. Bote, 146 boxaa extra fancy 3 0o 3.46. average 13.30: 1360 bone Ho. 1, 13.063.46, average S3J3. CHICAGO. Oct. 30, (AIMJSDAV Prar auction: One Illinois, 7 Oraexxa. 7 Washington ears arrived: M oa track, oara sold. Oregon Barttotaa. 730 boxaa fancy S3.1le)3.60, aranga SJ.3S; 740 boxea Ho. 1. l.aol., average 11.81. BEAUTY PARLORS WANT FLEXIBLE WORK HOURS PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 31 (API Beauty parlora petitioned tha gseee welfare commission, meeting beta Tuesday, to make flexible Tha 44 hour work week limitation to per mit operators to exceed their dairy quota of hours to finish treataieass previously begun. Under the proposal, the 44-H0UI week limit would be maintained. HIZZMNO RTEAStl REX TAFR, IIS . MAIN. MIXED OR NIAT tS A TASTY TREAT AT SUCH A PRICE IT CANT BE BEAT I Calvert C3AKL ILgNBgB WMISMgV-M PlrMp n SVaHi Hautrai SatrtH v pint yv