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Newspaper Page Text) I FSALB-MISCELUNEOUSi New ,i instMHea while Vou wait MKDFORD MIUWOHK CO Hie Ulasj Hi.use, Phon. 41U iuth , 0f,M """'-CelWou. Early Alexander A so iellow Transparent apples, at Jh,rtri 4tl,-hou "sSt. Or chard Homn drive. JUJi7'yd . In"" ,ot "ur-lnch steel IrrU-atlon pipe Two-sectlon .....w, uuirnws ueaver & Mc Curley. 145 K Central. BALED hay for sale Cooksey, 1 mile FOR SALE-Traller frame. 511 Ham. Ikon. VOU can get picture framing done at Pennywlse Drug store. Quick serv ice. 323 E Main. FOUNTAIN MFRCHAKTS' LUNCH ev ery ioon at Penuywlse Drug store 323 E Main. FOR SALE OM violin with teatiiet case 35 Phone 5548 FOR SALE Apples. Red June Grav ensiein etc n-bhard s. K, ml north Beai (.'reek dride. Central Point FOR SA1.E--FU slaos and fir sawdirst For immediate delivery phtme 4449 Faoera 34 South Riverside, oi phone 291 Central Point. FOR SAIJS Low priced lumber 1x4 to 1x12 2x4 to 2xi2 R O Stephen son Co.. Court St. at McAridrews Phone 2000 BABY BliD for sale Leaving town Must wcririce 200 Iripp ALLEN ADDING MACHINES, PR I DEN CALCULA OHS Office Furniture foi Sale Plotted Printing & stntiunery Co Klamath Pails, ureguu FOR SALE- Body fir. Phone 6180 after 6pm HEAR with Duratrun latest type vacu um tube muring a.d cumpiete foi 50 Write P O Box 682. Uedlord for home demonstration. HEARING aid users: We have plentj ol Oat ten ee on hand both A and B Automobile Market. 6tb and Bart lett FtM 1 PR hmshe fi!9 W 2nd ph 49)4 MISCELLANEOUS GET-TOGETHER CLUB, annual pic nic, Wednesday evening. 6 :30, at 210 Beatty. Bring own service. CONVALESCENT HOME, quiet, plcas and, reasonable. Pnone 5315. NOTICE The Texaco Service Station at Riverside and Jackson St. will open Friday at 8 a. m., by Oale Carr. ATTENTION! Bab extends a cordial invitiinon to old and new custom ers at his new location, Gilmore Station at 9t.i ami Central Hours: Sunday throush Thursday, 8 a. m. to 10 p. m.; Friday, 7 to 7; Sat. eve., 8 to 12 p. m. PIANO INSTRUCTION Classical and popular music. Mrs. Morris, 23 Gllisou Ave., Talent. E. HAYDEN JONES, PHOTO STUDIO Phone 3364 under name Mrs. Fred Ball In 1944 telephone di rectory. 607 w. 2nd. SPECIAL Permanent waves $3 and up Medf.ird School of Beauty Cul ture 23c E Main upstairs In the Hansen lildg. HAVE viuir car wnshed at Lincoln's Service Station Pick up and deliv ery service. 5th and Riverside Ph 0022. HOUSE PAINTING Phone 8429 for free estimate Also interior work FOR expert lubrication service come to Lincoln's Service Station at 5th and Riverside. Ph D022. FOR all kinds of painting and dec orating, phone 9170 oetweerj 4 and 8 p tn. "WE FIX FLATS." Lincoln's Service Station. 6th and "Riverside. MEUFUHL, NURSERY SCHOOL Dally care of children ol working mothTS 75c dally S3 weekly i!2 per month Aea 2 to 8 Hours ' a m to 6 p m 23 Geneva Ph 2013 SEPTIC tanks cleaned Monrrn equlp- mm nil Fc X:nf! H0 FOR EXCHANGE TEAM of hwes trade for baled hay and young laying hens. H. P. Ball. Gold Hill. Pvit I. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR 8A1 F Grocery store Clean stock Good income 4-room mod ern apartment adotiilng uore Also 2. room apartment In connection Reason lor selling leaving Medford Tribune n x V"M PERSONAL HOY J. COURTEAU - Plrne write Anne. Box 4345. Mall Tribune. SARAH AMvA Crynl Reading and Cup l-uruliig 613 3 Central. DOHA MILIEH palmmer crystal read er Fri only Ph 4u5 II II W 4tn CARD BEADING SI 00 329 jeanette PAl.MISI'HY crvtal reading D Miller Ph i-Hfl 4'' M -'intTln ate A'hmnd BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accsunlant TAX consultant, audits accounts maliiiHturu r J iwiicnco. ruu A-'t Fl ihrer BK Dial I1 Chiropodist THEATMENI of All Foot Troubles Dr A M uepi.er Registered Cbl- rip"lt iF'"'l speciaiiw 217 fwhll Hid DIAL SI0S Dressmaking DKE-risVAKlNll - Alterations, tailor lim K.ni.rnne smerlee Sewlne Ms r,,":,- " "1" Ph Well Drilling WELL DRILLING with ro!erii equip ment -ee Gofl Bros at Blampet atii i'-iit Hrji Hardware 2i4 W M.iln Phone 3339 .Medlord Jtcumi and Miers p'mips tr ano service YICK SO CHSHE3E KERB CO. I rrVI REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS ' r'L . Heart. Rheumatism. Asthma. Catarrh. Piles. ' ! prostate Gland. Edema, and all disorders If"1" I of Lier. Kidney Trouble, and other com- ! JW; 2 i plaints disappear alter using II 1 1 1 CHINESE KERBS Removed BUSINESS DIRECTORY Piano Instruction PRED ALTON HAK1HI teacher elm teal and modern piano playing Song writing, arranging Piano tun- Ing atuillo 318 Liberty Bids Rooting WE REPAIR or apply any type of root Paoco Kouftnga tihlntfles. Coatlug and Paints New took Wall Paper Ekersui, paint and Root Co. 38 8 Bnrrert lei 3HA3 Moving EADS TRANS FED St STORAGE CO Our owu padded vans Serving the entire Pacific coast D'.M 7121 FURNITURE MOV1NO anywhere any. nme uuy rransfer & Storage Phnne 46fi4 Housecleaning HOUSE PAINT1NO For house painting and Interior decoration call 3429 Free estimates Piano Tuning PLANO TUNING. REPAIR'NQ. VOIC ING J W Kellogg P O. Box 5G2 Ashland Phone 4152 Vacuum Repairing E1.ECTHOLUX ' for rent Repair all vacuums rnune du?4 jack Wilson 10:20 East llth Transfer CITY TRANSFER Si STORAGE CO Complete transfer, muving and stor age service Also packing crating end shipping oy expert wurkmcu 38 S Fir St Phone 4664 ulght 3075 DAVIS IHANSFEH AND STORAGE CO Medford Modern storage service Long distance hauling. Dial 2888 40 South Fir. PURNI1UHE MOVING & STORAGE We have vau muving equipment fur local and long distance hauling Dry and clean storage (concrete nulld Ingl with special locker rooms at low rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Phone 3756. EADS TRANaKt R & STORAGE CO A complete trucking service to meet your needs ::al 7121 40 YEAR-i OF SERVICE LEGAL NOTICES CALL FOR BIDS Bids for painting interior of Trail school building will be ac cepted until August 25 by Trail School District No. 45 Work to be completed by September 9. Specifications may be obtained from Edythe Wert, District Clerk, Trail, Oregon. On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Chain affiliation and where they are an the dial: K.II.K (MUM) 1331). Portland. KKX IMII'-Hllie) MHO. I'ort hllill KIIA (MIC-Kllie A Mils) 1510 Miokmie; KliU (Mlt'-lllue) KIU San r'ranilsio: KtilV (MIL'-ltrill 0;u. I'.irlliind: hill (Mll'-lllliel luoo. Heiillle: KNX (Cllsi l5 Lus Alltcle; KIIA (MIl'-lli'U) K.-.0 llenieri KOIN (CHS) 970, Port laud; KOMI) (MIC-Reil) or.o Kentlle! KPO (NIIC-Keil) 6WI San Krnnilsrni KSL (CUS) 1100 Salt Lake Lit, Time Shown Is PWT Sunday 8:00 p. m. Oracle Fields. NBC: Blondle, CBS; Mediation Board, MBS. 6-3U p m. Oi Mans Family NliC. William winter, news, CBS; Monday Morning Headlines. BN. o 40 p m urew rearaon. on, ja orlel Heatter. MBS 6:00 p m. Merry-Oo-Round. NUC: Walter Wlnchell. BN. Radio Reader s Dleest. CBS; Adventures of Leouldaa Wltherall. MBS 6 16 p. m. Basin St. Chamber Mu sic BN. 6:30 p m. American Album Fa miliar Music, NBC; Summer 6tar Theater, CBS; California Melodies, MBS. 6 45 p. m. Jlmmle Pldler, BN 7 00 p. oi. Hour of Charm. NBC; Thfj Life of RHey. PN; lake It or Lcirfe It. CBS. C'edric Foster MBS 7:30 p. m Les Tremavne Program. NBC; The Whlstlr. CBS; Keep Up With the World. BN 8:00 p m. Greenfield Village Choir, BN; Crime Doctor. CBS. 8:15 p m Slory Behind the Head lines. NBC. 8:30 p. m. Symphony Hous, NBC; III Kids. BN; Carlos Mollnns Orch.. CBS: Tonlpht at Hoaiiy s. MBS. 9 00 o m. I Was Ihere. CUS; News. MBS, Deadline Drama BN 9 IS p m. Rex Millet. MBS 9-30 p. m.-Humao Adventure MBS 10:00 p m News NBC: University Explorer, BN; Revival Hour. MBS. 10:15 p. m. Blue Preview. BN. 10:20 Jan Savltt Orch, CBS. 10.30 p. m Transatlantic Call. CBS: Pacific Story NBC 10 45 p m. Ian Garner Orch.. CBS 11 :00 p m. St Francis Hotel Olxh. NBC; Young Peoples Church of Air, MBS; Eddie Oarr Show. CBS. Monftny 600 p. m. Oh lor Release, NBC; Fletcher Wilev. CBS: Terry and Pi rates, BN. b io p m. Superman. MB9; uici icy. BN" e.in - O.I..- VtMttnna URO. Hnrry Flannery. news. CBS. Adven tures of lom mix, itiao; jack rum strong BN . it n M Man.. Cm- tlnn IT r. rlpan. BN: Nmht News Wire. MBS 6:00 p. m. sontt is Dirn. cbj; Mayor of the Town. CBS; Oabrlel Heatter. MBS 6:15 p. m Screen Test MBS. 6 31 p in nDolllehl Bands BN Vacation Serenade, NBC; Man Named X. CBS. 1 m . n. CnnLnlarf H, O, NftC' Screen Oulld Players. CBS. Henry Gladstone, MBS; Raymond Oram swine on 7:15 p m lowell Thjma. MBS; Ted Malons. BN 7:30 p m If I Q.. NBC; Thanks to the Yanks CBS. Lone Ranger. MBS. Horace Heldt Orch. BN B CO p m Mercer's Mu?te Shop NBC I Love a Mystery. CBS. Paul Neilwn. newa. BN S 15 p m Fleetwood Lawton NBC; IMtellne CBS. Lum and Abner. BN 8 30 p m Cavaleada of Amema NBC. Gay Nineties CBS. Point Sub line MBS. Counterspy BN a n n l.i.nhnt, Hntit NUH WW v u, . - .. - . . -. Blind Date BN. News. MBS. Adven- to Sparta Bldg. Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Reader! should address inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 265 CI Camino. Beverly Hills. Calii. PENALTY: TWO Two hundred sixty-nine peo ple out of a thousand in all sec tions of this country, rural, ur ban, metro politan, think enough of their teeth to visit a dentist in the course of a year, ac cording to a survey made by the U. S. Public Health Service. These 269 persons who visit the Dr Brady dentist are ap parently not impelled to do so by superior intelligence or wise comprehension of the vital im portance of saving their teeth. That is painfully evident in the facts elicited by the survey: For each of the 269 persons in this cross section of the entire population in the course of the year there were 477 fillings, 286 extractions, 18 bridges, 17 crowns, 12 plates and This is the funny part! only 105 cleanings of the teeth. Think of it only slightly more than one in each ten per sons in these benightes states has his or her teeth properly cleaned once a year. This burns me up when I think of all the childifh sneeds obscure dentists have levelled at me for my teaching that brushing does not save the teeth. If you wish to keep your teeth clean you sim ply must have them cleaned, scaled and polished at least once a year by your dentist. There is just one alternative exclude from your diet all denaturized pap refined white flour, re fined white sugar, and the thou sand and one sissy items made from them. To do what you'll require a pretty rugged charac ter. The longer I enjoy my thirty two teeth (most of 'em are mine, some of them were, till I paid the last installment, my den tist's) and the more I see of the sad consequences to health of loss of teeth, the stronger is my conviction that for every tooth lost and not immediately replaced by a functionally effi cient denture one must deduct from one's life expectancy from one to two years. On that ba sis I say every tooth is worth a thousand dollars. It is a source of endless won derment why so many people, even people with a fair com mon school or high school edu cation and people who can ap parently afford the necessities and some of the luxuries of life, seem content to limp along for the few short years remaining to them, with from one to half a dozen or more teeth missing. Worse still, many of them seem to think that if only back teeth turca of Bill Lance CBS 9 30 p m - Fulton Lewie. .ir MBS Vox Pop, CBS; Hawtnorne Hou6e NBC 10 00 p m News, NBC; Music By Boveru. BN. 10 30 p. m. Design for Dancing. NEC: Sonny Dunham Orch., CBS. 10.45 p m.- Paui Pane, singer NBC. Boy. Olrl and Baud. BN 1 1 00 p m Hotel Blltmore Orch.. NBC; News. CBS. Pffims tof Angeles WV Philharmonie Orxlietra nMI W GEORG SZELL S ' Gusit Conductor W1 W VIVIAN DELLA CHIESA vSjj Soprono Soprano FLYING FEET le.es. CHABCSE? INTO LIVING- TPI(S OVEC FOOT- CLIMBS 0VES tHAIS ROOM EXCITEDLY TO STOOL .FATHER TO PV K UP 1 rcL , TEU. OF BAU. &AME. INJ FOB. PITY'S AKE KNOCKIMCi VA'E. TO LOOK WMtRt OFF TABt-C back1; our, iMfncmNfj tbti oves bikland prWooeAfiro turn H:4rf PACT'S Or CiAMfc. F ATMIr CI CB.rt S TO HCAC;S FATHI. B TV IP Le At n to pick up ovf c fWFr-.Au. pusr. ln FEET AflDFLLXS BtTltR. YEARS OR $1000 are missing they can conceal their crippled state by the way they hold their mouth. QUESTION'S ANSWERS No, o, Skinnay My husband thinks 1 should lose about 8 pounds. How should I go about It? 1 am 23. 63 lnc::cs lu height aud I welh 121 pounds. (Mrs. B. O.) Answer You might well carry 8 pounds more. Perhaps H is not your we-(!hl out the way you carry It. due to llabblues from insufficient dally exercise. Send ten cents and stamped self-addressed envelope fur "Tile Last Brady Symphony ' and follow the exercises described. Or walk, say.-flve miles a day, practicing good posture as you go. 209 to 174 Following your booklet "Rules for Reducing" I havo lost 35 pounds In the last six months (from 209 to 174). I am now too large only around the hips and thighs. Would like ex ercises to reduce iiine and tlilshs. (Mrs. B. H. J.) Answer Exercise Is not the way to reduco pads of fat. Moderate gen eral dally exercise is always necessary as purt of a rational reduction regi men, but only to maintain tone and incidentally to preveut unsightly flabblness aud sagging. What you need to correct the uneven distribu tion of fat is ductless gland treat ment by your physician, along with your present met anu nciequuie onny exercise. Any render (over eighteen) may have the booklet "Rules lur Re ducing" on request enclose 25 cents aud stumped self-addressed envelope a clipping of this Item will not suf fice. KeaOers should understand that In handling thousands of letters we may easily overlook a clipplni; or the cllpplUit may Ducomo separated irom the letter. So please ask In writing for what you want Processed My husband want to know If so- called "processed" m.ecse. such as which contains vaiious things other thai) cheese and becomes as hard as concrete on standing a while. is fit for human consumption. (Mrs. F. M. J.) Answer Evidently your indulgent Uncle 8am permits sale of the slulf under the implied if not actual claim that it Is cheese. Personally, I'd rather do without cheese until real cheese becomes available. (Copyright, 1944. John F. Dillo Co.) Prospect Prospect, Aug. 12. The Bum blebee club had a picnic dinner at Cascade Gorge park, Aug. 9. Guests and members present were Mrs. Eldon Dean and chil dren, Leon and Eldonnit, Miss Peggy Foster, Miss Calleen Moore, Mrs. Clell Cunningham. Mrs. Richard Marvin, Mrs. Lewis Janlzer, Mrs. Reuben Moore, Mrs. George Jantzer, Mrs. Elmer Clemens, Mrs. Glenn Fairchild, Sr., Mrs. Edmund W Pense, and Mrs. Joe Dobbyn. Miss Esther Snook, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snook Is visiting relatives at Hubbard, Oregon. Joe Dobbyn, together with his daughter, Mrs. Lehih Christian, and granddaughters, Shirley and Carol Christian, of Medford, ore enjoying a vacation in San Fran cisco. - Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Spain were hosts for a dinner party at their home in Jantzer Village, Aug. 9. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Jantzer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Broom field, Miss Dclbcrta Spain, and Mr. and Mrs. Spain. Mrs. A. Ulness of Chicago has been a guest at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Heine Hertager for the past two weeks. On Aug. 10, DELLA CHIESA urn Pr CLITY AS WILLIAMS I 1M ten traiwi Mrs. Hertager accompanied her sister to Tacoma and Seattle, and will visit relatives there for the next two weeks. Hard Luck Camps On Doorstep Of Honolulu Woman Los Angeles, Aug. 12 (U.R) The next time you- feel sorry for yourself, think about Mrs. Patricia Doyle of Honolulu, here today awaiting birth of her second child. She was notified in May that her husband, machinist's mate George Doyle, had been killed on submarine duty. Four weeks later, her house was robbed of the money she had been saving for the birth of her child. The next day her two-year- STRANGE AS IT SEEMS fiV THHEA8TCF DOWSTTOWN LOS AHGHLES 75V5 Wff TH.ecE COMSCUTV STREETS NAMED FAITH, HOPE amo chartv FAITH AMD CHAZT HAVt CftEAJ LHANOtD. so aoh cwiy hope PPSSTNCZ ,:f S y iknH Atpsav" H.OZKED5S IEAXS TO '. Wtf A AAO MADE. IHVUSrKV . , 1 AA ViGATOHflDSS8t f , 1 MI769UAf,VAl ,, MAWHl CHBOHOMETEP. A OF GOVERNMENT HAD fyft qffEtxp 100,000.00 Mrx , en BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH 6EE , FOCJ B VJ0VM.E I THOUGHT I VJJftS ON TW TRWLTHRT GOES UP BS SNUFFV9 OC W00N5H1NE ST1V-L.BUT N00J L 00NT BLONDIE BUZ SAWYER P'. N. 1 JUST Ll Isopry, pear, RCthats all well,CiIve me ICthn hoJ TOiniir ( HAVE THIRTY- BUT THIS THIRTY-H I HAVE. THE FIVE DOLLARS DO WE , 5'vE me J FIVE. FIVE, WON'T BE rf BESIDES ANC? IU GIVE J STANP?, WOU OWE Me J KJ iVCENTS EN0U3ll-.orvUTHlS FIVE- YOU VOU R KfthJ',? lTHESIXTy ! t-ib - -'.T1. x ' ,111' (DOLLAR THIRTY-FIVE KVf S' ffy JiCEHTS IZ SAWYER AND WHAT UAPPENS? WHY, 010 SBWYfR GETS T SORELY, YDU'Bt k VtLl, BIESJ YOUBllTtlt MEAOT. , THCOVN fO?, A TIN-YARO IOS5, BUT THANKS JUST 1 NOT IEAVING? YOU'VfE HOW'O YOU KNOW I WAS HUNGRY ? " L THE SAME, CHUM. I CAN REAILY Uit TUEmAPAHDSrYOPDJ TAKEN EVERYTHING I THIS IS A TRAP TO GET Mfc STRANGE, ISN'T IT? I HEARD YOU V BELONGING TO K TO STAY lON6E. I'M A V Mil Ikaifei frm-fm L'JL ABNpn CULf.'r- LI'L AfVe I X HI, THAU, Y L-LI'L ABrtfcK -OH- PiAPPY'-'TO' U OUR hOY?- Y W-WMU1 V AH MIGHTS T oik:mta &k rwK &v this pappv;' I vrs'iirAM-; our boy 11 tryin' t' vo' mfant I pof-. yo' wfi ltfll yd1, i TIMP','- M-Mtt4 AH V" - rr - o U'L AIVII-P. YAv HlO SOME-THIN' LlX AONBI? MEAN- I OK CilW.I'.J I SHCtlLON'T OF 'I NT HIM I VYHAR'S SMrj"fl)l-f- -THA FUM MK ? - J YO' I?. STILL V A FINE -v AH WlSHT WIFOUT AXIN' FAN3Y I 'i, LI'L W1IO YO' MFANr..'.'- WHARVSOUR! Vi TALKIff'rWir 1 BOY HE AH WA9 OAIO EF IT'D &E AWRIGHT. . - I, ABNBPJ? r-r I n'.l'D f F YO' WjY, YO' . H IM? A F-FIMr! O L -w. . 1U PON'T.'.'-FI'F.BOY, ULBAT??i tWfHEWWE.VVERE r , ' J!, V -tAl )' V1 LI'L AESf'eR.'.'' fV 1 ,( TOO-'- Ijpux.: mMkm- W?mz THZ NEBB3 ' rf'iuREYOolf TYEOLE, V IT WAS t-'JI I A f E MORE OVEHSlGUTS i'iJ f T' "I ' ' "liT . TDD'.CnlV ufjAifAMirST jost AM W UKETMAT ANO 1 MAY AS-1 SUPPOSED W"' "V old daughter was drowned. A recurring spine Injury from a fall sent Mrs. Doyle to a hos pital. Friends pooled together to give her $1000 to come to the mainland to give birth to her second child next month and bury the ashes of her first. Soon after she arrived $900 were stolen from her room in San Gabriel. Arriving in Los Angeles with S60, she met a girl who offered to share a room. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious ch'rken and stenk dinners 7 00 p. m., 3 a m.. except Sunday Phone day time 5H00; night 9101. by JOHN HIX r4i OXraiNG TAr AC. re s"1 - Lj. - - W JiiS&i?.---- i I I SfCa CSN pETLE JU6HW011 WwVM I f . I r X 11 -v , 1 v ; J BATS -. - 1 Sunday, August 13, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL, TRIBUNE NINE Yesterday Mrs. Doyle report ed to police thot the girl had stolen her clothing and the last $60. EXAM DENIED New York, Aug. 12 (U.R) Mrs. Velvalee Dickinson, who is confined in the women's house 'of detention pending sentencing on Monday for violation of cen- sorshlp regulations, today was l denied permission to be exam Chalker't Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB (lllflrrrs & I'lvllniui) ninc Ihmcr Refreshments Clmed Mondays. Krsrrvnlliins Thursday Private Parties Duly. No Cover f nurse. Phone Gold mil 474 Crossword Puzzle ACROSS I Prftty ctrl i Ma tig i ehuw mercy Timflj 12 Sweet ft PpU elder U Type ot pneumonia 14 Lltrrrr collection lb Thin n-Aiurm belt 10 Fitlo with drefl 31 A continent uhbr.i 33 Loud nolM 3ft Kriicii aT-Hrndlftiid 31 Ornniileallon for entrHtnliUtifi oldlerx iubbr.J 35 Wtnton ktlltni 8 Lengths isbbr.) is-'lliat sir) 3 Part of toot 37 Hi to win prlM tlnht S3 Welchted 41-Brlrk carrier 43 A due It 43 Go iScot.l 44 Awdv trom vtnd 45 Hebrew letter 47-IUul 4 Messimt 63 Sink down 31 Mnhnmmedan ruler 63 Kind 01 thrend 30 ChurRed particle St Canine f'j Svlvnn deity 63 res fthell i z "T h s - ? a" j w- 20 w ., . iu'L 'JU A HI-" tMt(. ki LB.M4 teAIMe DiteAefata. Uka. : r 1 I I - ,:r'f.p. f U. K r..r.ra If. In. . ST..M ,'rM ,..rl ined by her personal physician for an alleged heart condition. Closing time for Sunday Too Late to Classify 6 30 Saturday afternoon Please remember. KYLE'S RESTAURANT CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS Open 6 p. m. to 2 a. m. Phone Central Point 472 for reservations. On the Pacific Highway at Central Point. Out ot Bounds for Service People s; i IniuiFlBfitoiPiRiAl TIA1 IU1LJE lUlRIGIE tiki ISrSVlMEIRHlSl DOWN 1 Cotuiuer 3 Harem room 3 Conlllcl 4 LniRnrd 3 linjiatei:! 6 Jewish month 7 Rodent 8 Ond of lovsi B Dfttice tep 10 OllCKOO 11 -cure lealliei 1(1 -Shred 18 Hideawiy a')-Hndy ot water 22 Plant roots 33 Indmn provlnc4 24 Nfitatlv 2J uiwriirnfc J Tuwntd 39 Variety ol t 3;-Wear 33-45.iiit6 tempi 3)-LVit 35 S:iiTr.rred 39 French arUdf 4l-Lid 41 Hectoliter labor 44 High itmtff.) 41 t. urn prey a 43 Grimace 49 -Youth 60 8rir 31 Follow alone 63 -lN.tr row Locl 54 End 36 A Rum 63 Finale ft -Hi rent .abbr.i" EMli jftl f A'gTE d! I M E 'efp ! au,r1e UJm-'5' rTg"i ilKsU'il;lIe1t:s nue,oCS3iriPl , eTiprgSj.E NiO'P'Hio;ri r iN i igcSc PEL 'ClS!F g 'oTpystElAirl Phone 5817 r J. H. Lcong, Herbalist