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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, Aug. 18. 1944 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE Is hereby given that by order of the County Court in and for the County of Juikson, State of Oregon, duly made and sntered on the 8th day of August, 1944. in the matter of the estate of Harry Monroe Howard, deceased, the undersigned was appointed Administrator with tho will annexed of the estate of said Harry Monroe Howard deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned, as such administrator, at the office of F. P. Karrell, Attorney at Law, 306 Fluhrer Building, Medford, Oregon, properly verified by law, within six (6) months from the date hereof. DATED and first published August 0th, 1944. F. P. FARRELL, Administrator of the Estate of Harry Monroe Howard, De ceased. Post Office Address: 306 Fluhrer Building, Medford, Oregon. Cleric's Monthly Statement Jackson County, Oregon July, 1944 The following Is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County, Ore gon, showing a list of claimants for supplies and services which were passed upon during the month of July, 1944. G, R. CARTER, County Clerk. General County Fund Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., $134.05; Brownies', $6.35; California Oregon Power Co., $171.00; Packer-Scott Co. $41.75; Pierce Auto Freight Lines, Inc., $2.90; Joe J. Jones, $7.50; Bur rojghs Adding Machine Co., J7B.05; Joseph H. Leveque 3.uu; Lewis Super Service Station, $21.96; West Coast Printing & Binding Co., $49.20; George W. Daley, $29 70; Office Stationery & Supply Co., $17.50: Frank J. Holbrook. S25.00; Klocker Print ery, $12.15; E. A. Langley, $100.00; Elda Seaman. $68.69; Farmers' Automobile Insurance, $8.16; Mrs. J. Ekman, $10.00; G. C. Prescott, $44.50; Children's Farm Home, $30.00; Catholic Charities, $44.33: Oregon Pro tective Society, $25.00; Boys' & Girl's Aid Society, $45.00; Otis Elevator Co., $32.50; Wainscott's, - $28.71: Billings Agency, $6.30; Medford Laboratories, $5.00; Community Hospital, $4.00; Shaw Surgical Co., $4.54; Med ford Printing Co., $3.90; Depart ment of Agriculture, $29.72; Don Cruikshank Typewriters, $15.00; Daniels-Robinson Ins. Agency, $48.75; The Medford News, $15.75; Daniels-Robinson Ins. Agency, $60.78; First National Bank, $6958.80; Wm. W. P. Holt, $25.00; E. M. Wilson, $60.00; Mrs. Maude Robinson, $0.75; E. E. Miller, $0.75; National Assn. of Co. Officers, $22.00; Robert M. Elder, travel, $09.75: Ina Huson, S3U.UU: Uonlamlnc B. Swindler, $3.50; George W. Daley, $33.28; tjnnion A. smith. $53.95: Bro phy's, $4.50; C. Marion Smith $37.05; Lovingcr Disinfectant Co., $22.50; J. B. Coleman, iravei. ia.Ha; u. A. Rivers, trav el, $7.65; Andrus H. Smith, trav el, $20.35; Guv Bishop, $2.99; Karl Kite, $3.00; G. W. Daley, $93.71; Benjamine J. Swindler, S9.98; A. S. Aloe Company, $11.41); Kay Lithographing, Inc., $10.50; Medford Printing Co., $23.65; Medford Printing Co, $3.50; Oscar J. Gysln, $7.50; C. P.. Bowman, travel, $7.30; J. Ai Coe, $28.47; G. R. Carter, travel, $19.00; Oregon State Game Com mission, $800.00; Robert S. Far rell, Jr., $1200.00; Fred Kollv, $9.00; Clyde Balderson, $63.50; Nellie M. Poling, $9.00; Florence Timmons, $2.00; Ethel Freeman, $9.00; Lclah M. Hull, $9.00; Irene Shirley, $9.00; Lenna Furnas, $2.00; Grace L. Cllne, $9.00; Mrs. F. F. Burk, $9.00; I. D. Canfleld, $2.00; Bcrnice W. AI ford, $9.00; Reuben" W. Frame, $2.00; Bertha M. Wray, $9.00; Maude Newbury, $2.00; Mary R. Sweeney, $9.00; Louise Brock way, $9.20; Minnie Brown, $9.00; Ella Gould. $9.00; Alice B. Egan, $2.00; Marion F. Cribble. $2.00; West Coast Printing & Binding Co., $58.75; City Transfer & Storage Co., $2.06; Chester A. Brown, $123.00; Klrhy J. Tant, $25.00; National Hospital Asso ciatlon, $60.00; G. H. Carter, trustee, $11.21; Aetna Life Insur ance Co., $12.24; Medford Sta tionery Store, $3.01; G. R. Carter, trustee, war tax, $1138 54; G. R. Carter, trustee, war bonds, $415 00; Kav Litho graphing Inc., $9.60; Earl S. Tumy, $20.00; H. W. Conger. $13.20; C. M. Litwiller, $5.25; C. Z. Boyden. $80.41: Mann's Department Store, $32 96; Hub bard Brothers. Inc.. $8.69; Tal ent Hatchery, $37.50; Osmund ft Companv, $28.16; Rnseburg News Review, $1.45; Central Point Mattress Up. Co., $42.00; F. E. Samson Co., $127.65; Med ford Ice & Storage Co., $1.50; Groceteria Super Food Markets, $7.84; Grange Co operative Smv ply Ass'n . $6 30; Gilmore Oil company $8.50; Standard Brands $7 52; Monarch Seed St Feed Co , $2.63: Dulien's. $7.35; Kconomv Seed & Feed Co., $2 80; Fridege'r Grocery Comnanv, $2.18; Wain trott'i. $13 35: Chester T. Par ker, $10.00; Kkerson Paint & Roof Store, $2.70; Western Oil fi Burner Co., $22 07; Weeks & Orr, $32.50; State Industrial Ac cident Commission, $79,811; Win. W. Gregnr, $17.40; Orphn Lc Schensky, extra help, $26 80; Lu cile Finch, extra help, $10 42; Commercial Printing Co ,$11 45, Medford Printing Co. S3.80; Ash land Printing Co., Inc., $17 75; Flynn Electric. Sfl.73; Western Union. $11.51; Stamper Hard ware, $1 68; F. F. Burk, $16 20; Pittsburgh Paints, $23 89; Med ford Millwork Co.. $104; Dul ien's. $0.4(1; Medford Water Corn mission, $50 00: Citv Samtarv Service Co., $5 00; Delnha Otfeii bacher. postage, $57.00; Mrs. Jessie M Minear, $4 00; Mrs Jes sie M. Minear, $8.00; Northern School Supply Co.. $1.65: Med ford Stationery Store, $23 80; Blake Moffilt St Towne. $27 05; J. K. Gill company, $7.68; Med ford Office Equipment Co., $28.50; Danlels-Roliinson Insur ance Agency, $5 00; Amciican Laundry, $5.32; Community H0J- Admiral Suicide ft. v;4 x v V ( Acme Te.lcphata) Rear Adm. Don Paree Moon,' SO, who commanded task force in Normana Invasion, revealed by Navy to have taken his own life as a result of com bat fatigue. pltol, $1.00; Dale McVay, $2.50; Guy Ellison. $3.00: Donald Lun- dy, $3.00. Jackson County Library Doubleday Doran & Co.. $5.96; Gaylord Brothers. $0.60; J. K. Gill Co., $24.65; Macmil- Ian Co.. $7.55: Oreuon News Co.. $23.27; The 11. W. Wilson Co., saj.bu; uienn Yost, Jr., $5.23; .Tcannette L. Thompson, $57.75; Katrina Runtz $18.36; Ruth Drys dale, $73.54; E. Fav Woolsey, S67.40: Mrs. J. F. Brown, S6.00; Mrs. Beulah Duscnberr.v, $6.00; Mrs. Belle Hart, $6 00; Mary Hurst, $6 00; Mrs. Leelah Jones, $6.00; Mrs. Ella MacDowell. S6.00; Mrs. R. H. Moore. $6 00; Mrs. Jewell Routh. S6.00; Mrs. W. D. Steadman, $6 00; G. R. Carter, trustee, war tax. $52.14; State Industrial Accident Com mission, S0.94: Jackson County Library, $12.77. Civilian Defsnia Ashland Rationing Board. $15.00; Medford Rationing Board $30.00; Pacific Telephone & Tel egraph Co., $31.20; Helen Jack son, $82.00; Ci. R. Carter, trus tee, war tirx, $18.00. Road Funds Orogon-Nevado-Californla Fast Freight $1.84: South Bend Lathe Works. $55.10; ConsolHnted Freightways, Inc.. $1 38; Wood bury Company. $77.47: Jav Glese Oil Co., $31.11: J. I. Fenton, $250.00; Southern Pacific Co., $228.73: Isaacson Iron Works, $7.34; Howard Cooper Corpora tion, $11.54; Woodbury Co., $113.40; Pacific Machinery & Tool Steel Co., $5.59; Oregnn-Nevada-Callfornla Fast Freight, $? 35: California Oreuon Power Co., $1.00; Lorenz Co.. $11.18: H. St L. Company. $1.03: Howard Cooper Corporation, $80.51; Bit Service, $6.60; P 1 e r ce Auto f reight Lines, Inc., $2.13: Con solidated Frolghtwavs Inc. $4.73; Howard Cooper Corp., $24.62; Reed Tractor St Ktiuinment Co., $21.22; Electric Steel Foundry Co., $00.16; Medford Corpora tion, $650.17; Reed Tractor & Equipment Co.. $2.00; California Oregon Power Co., $44.10: Wood bury Comnany. $3 36; Eugene Dietzgen Co., $8.86; II. & L. Company. $56.64; Reed Tractor St Equipment Co., $3.00;. How ard Cooner Corporation. $17.58; California Oregon Power Co., $1.00; Hubbard Brothers. Inc., $15.24; Isaacson Iron Works. $4.98; Willamette Iron St Steel Corp., $66.95; Southern Pacific Co., S9.61: Lyal Hartmnn, $146.3(1; Weslev II a r t m o n, $163.59: L. J. Hicham, $181.16; Karl Kite. $70.09: C. G. Poitc vint, $9.58; W. M. Tetherow, $143.94: Percy Haley. $134.56; Elmer Hnrnlsh, $171.14; W. L. Hurst. $83.07: Clnud Wode. $73 62: Clarence Baker. $143.2": H. C. Dooms $161.81; Earl Jones, $138 61: Jim Merrltt. $165 24: C. Z. Boyden, $6 84; W. A. Hollo way, $12.78; Leslie J. Shorev, $202 09: Robert S. Wntso'n. $10.13: J. A. Hltterling $130 09; Arthur II. Boggis. $131 49: Ches ter I. Bourne, $167.35; W. J. Bur bidge. $24 94; Robert Craig, $160.28: Chas. Dooms, $187.31: Robert N. Kinnev. $182.11: T. C. Gelger, $134 60; J. L. Harris. $32.71; J. L. Harris, S97.07; Arthur lllnkle, $7.59; Thomas Hora. $157.51: Oscar C. Lewis. $108 84: Samuel F. Long, $68.72; Joseph R. Miller, $159.41; David I O. Modrell, $81 28: J. R. Perrv. $81.18; W. W. Phillips, $165 24; Rollio J. Rinabarger, $189 19; Thomas Ro.veberrv, $173.54: Har ry Scnggin, $99 32; Otis V. Schmltt. $133.70; Jack Thrasher. $15:1.4-1; Lav man Thomas, $140 32; Edward H. Tuttle, $165 24: Alfred L. Tve. $192 51; A. T. W attenherg. $177 69: Ken neth C. Wallenberg. $183 08; Harvey Wright, $146.51: Citv of Ashliuul, $2.50; Cnllen Motor St Implement Co., $10 42; Skinner's Garage, $1.65; Porter Lumber Co , $14.9(1; Medford Waler Com mission, $7.75; Llttivll Parts. $22.90; Medford Stationery Store. $12 66: Bruce Bauer Lum ber Co., $35 14; Ksele Point Water Commission, $2 50; Med ford Service Station. $311.0.1; Aetna Life Ins. Co., $22 44: Na tional Hospital Ass n., $60.00; G. R. Carter, trustee, war tax. HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) Hernia (Rupture), Fissuri or Fistula Ivrfc dlloirUtt To Ilk - ttirlcy-lftti uf-?iuilv ttattsd) th., (it of ppla M K a boa. No afiHani. K Opm Umsmgt, Mm , Wf , M., 7 to $ JO Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Prlrlan atf turgn J 5" ''! ! tin. A.. TUpha KAI 3J1B, fell,,,! Oi.. Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should address Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady 265 El Camlno. Bavarly Hills. Calli. IMMEDIATE DE It was formerly the practice of dentists to extract teeth and then wait perhaps several f"'!W'' months for the . ; i (i " gums to heal f 1 8 n become C . ' firm and X frfSfcW ihrlnk to II more or less a p e r m a n ent form and size, before making d e n t u res or plates. Com petent dentists today Install plates. Dt Brady not just tem porary ones but the plates the patient will wear permanently, Immediately after extraction of teeth, before the patient leaves the office. This (s called "Immediate denture service". In most Instances the plates or other dentures so Installed will require minor adjustment or partial remaking, in all in stances the patient will require further care and Instruction by the dentist, and in some in stances the patient continues wearing the new dentures with out interruption or too much discomfort from the hour of ex traction. There Is a more cogent reason for immediate denture service than mere personal appearance. although that may be important, particularly for those whose livelihood is at stake. It is a serious handicap to one person ally engaged in business, pro fession or as an artist to have to go without teeth for weeks and months. Atrophy, wasting, weakening is the inevitable consequence of disuse of muscles, and it makes little difference whether the muscles affected are those Used In buttoning your collar or those used in masticating your food. The atrophy, unfortunate ly, involves not only the muscles put also the other structures, tis sues, glonds or organs whose functions happen to be related. This atrophy begins early. $708.60; G. R. Carter, trustee, war bonds, $761.91; Medford Concrete Construction Co., $2946.15; Medford Corporation, $483.69; State Industrial Acci dent Com., $249.99. YOUNG McNAIR VICTIM OF JAPANESE SNIPERS 77th Army Division Command Post, qiiam Aug. 7 U.R Col. Douglas McNalr was killed by fire from five ene'my snipers en trenched In a thatched hut 1000 yards behind American lines where McNair and a small party were sent to reconnoiter a new site for the division command post. Young McNoir, who concealed his grief over the death In Nor mandy of his father, Lt. Gen. Lesley McNair, former chief of army ground forces, was serv ing as chief of staff for Ma). Gen. Andrew Bruce, commander of the 77th division. PLANE HITS CAFE Mldriletown, Pa., Aug. 16 (U.R) First Lt. Philip Stewart, of the Yuma, Ariz., army air bnse, died last night a few hours after an AT 6 advanced trainer plane he was attempting to land at the air forces depot here crashed Into a cafeteria, post of ficials announced today. OFFICERACCUSED Son Bernardino, Cal., Aug. 16 (U.R Second Lt. Ben Ball. 27, was held for Superior court to day on a charge by the 16-year-old wife of a sailor overseas that he attacked her twice. Mrs. Virginia Johnson testified in Justice court yesterday that he choked her Into submission af ter a party July 12. She submit ted both times in fear, she said. A California wine company Is bottling a special high pressure champagne for use tn christening ships, the extra pressure making a noise to compete with other shipyard sounds when the bottle breaks. jotton c.ceevs FAMiLVCHtreuYA'sruE.v COVt. N W PICK HIM UPW rME MOSNNT, txt'Vr Ltvt kvtEB,s Arrears TO 6C.E lFthA5iriMHiMCVT)( . - itMSaaassJ 'izS NTURE SERVICE1 within a week or less, and prog resses gradually, once the mus cles are no longer used regular ly. It progresses insidiously, too, so that, if you are inclined to try to ignore your own decline or delinquency, you may remain unaware of the sad withering or degeneration that has over taken you. You may deceive yourself that you are suffering no serious harm from going toothless, but after all you must acknowledge that it isn't just because they don t look pretty that the government rejects men from military service when they haven't enough teeth to masti cate food. More or less atrophy or degen; eration inevitably occurs when ever an individual goes for any length of time minus one or more teeth or dentures 10 xaice the place of the missing teeth. The inevitable effects of such crippling are (1) impairment of digestion and consequent malnu trition and early decline of health or vlte, which Is tanta mount to premature old age; and (2) a sad sag in facial lines and loss of whatever youthful sym metry or good looks the stupe may have . had in his or her prime. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Anemia Refused by Red Cross as donor be cause blood found low In hemoglobin. Please explain what that means and whBt I should do about It (B. J.) Answer Hemogloblln Is the color ing matter In the blood, which carries oxygen from the lungs to the cells of the body, and the carbonic acid gas (carbon dioxide) produced by oxl daUon, combustion, funcUoning. back to the lungs to be blown off In the expired air. Send ai lumped envelope bearing your address, and inclose ten cenU for booklet, "Blood and Health." Twentv-elght Son. 28. It getting bald his hair Is falling fast His fnther grew bald quite -young, too. Will anyUtlng 1m- f trove- the growth of his hair or stop 1 foom falling? (M. G.l Answer I don't know but I believe prolonged vitamin deficiency, partic ularly vitamin O (sunshine vitamin) and vitamin B-comptex, Is responsible for poor condition of hair, skin and nails In many Instances. Send stamped envelope bearing your address, and ask for pamphlet Care of the Hair and Control' of Dandruff." 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