FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS
TOR BALE Applet: Red June. Crnv. I
enitein. etc. Gebhard , , mi. nonh i
Bear Creek bridge. Central Point.
JOR SALE Low-priced lumber 1x4
to 1x12. 2x4 to 8sl2. R. o Stephen- i
son Co.. Court St. at McAndrewi
Plione 2000. ,
HEAR with Duratron latest type vacu. I
urn tnh hpnrinit ntft r,-t ni ... . r !
$30 Write P O Box' S83, Medford
for home demonstration.
ALLEN ADDING MACHINES.
FRIDEN CALCULATORS
Office Furniture (or Sale
Pioneer Priming & Stationery Co
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
FOR SALE Body fir. Phone 6180
ucr o p. in .
HEARING air users: We have plenty
of batteries on hand, both A and B.
Automobile Market, 6th and Bart
lett. FtH.LF.R hrushes. filW.2nri Ph 4914,
MISCELLANEOUS
COFFEE CUP CAFE 2nd and Pine.
Central Point Serving chicken din
ners Sundays. Open every day 9
a. m. to 12 midnight, except Mon
days. Delicious sandwiches lerved
at all times.
PAINTING
Phone 4B1 Jacksonville.
FRED LUCAS,
CONVALESCENT HOME, quiet, pleai
ant, reasonable. Phone 5315.
NOTICE The Texaco Service Station
at Riverside and Jackson St Will
open Friday at 8 a m., by Dale Carr.
PIANO INSTRUCTION
Classical and popular music. Mri.
Morris, 23 Gibson Ave., Talent.
E HAYDEN JONES,
PHOTO STUDIO
Phone 33G4 under name Mrs. Fred
Ball in 1944 telephone directory.
607 W. 2nd.
SPECIAL Permanent waves, $3 and
up Medford School of Beauty Cul
ture. 235 E. Main, upstairs, in the
Hansen Bldg.
HAVE your car washed at Lincoln's
Service Station. Pick up and deliv
ery service. 5th and Riverside. Ph.
9022.
HOUSE PAINTING Phone 3429 for
free estimate Also interior work.
FOR expert lubrication service come
to Lincoln's Service Station at 5th
and Riverside. Ph. 9022.
FOR all kinds of painting and dec
orating, phone 0170 between 4 and
8 p m.
VE FIX FLATS." Lincoln's Service
Station 5th and Riverside.
MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL
Daily care of children of working
mothers. 75c daily. $3 weekly, S12
per month. Ages 2 to 6. Hours 7
a. m. to 6 p. m 22 Geneva. Ph. 2013.
SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Modern equip
ment C.ill Ed King. 9110
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE OR LEASE Sawmill and
1 A C. crawler, plenty Umber. In
quire 305 Summit Ave.
PERSONAL
EARAH ANNA. Crystal Reading and
Cup Turning, 613 S. Central.
DORA MILLER, palmister. crystal read
er. Frl. only. Ph, 4405. 1111 W. 4th.
CARD READING, S1.00. 329 Jeanette.
PALMISTRY, crysta! reading D. Miller.
Ph 34111 480 Mnuntnin nvc . Ashland.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Accountant
TAX consultant, audits, accounts
maintained. F J, Mitchell Pub.
Acct Fliihrer Rltlg Dial 5917.
Chiropodist
TREATMENT of All Foot Troubles.
Dr. A M. Depner. Registered Chi
ropodist l Font Specialist).
217 Fluhror Blrtrr DIAL 3103.
Dressmaking
DRESSMAKING Alterations tailor
ing. Knthcrine Satterlee Sewing Ma
chine -Shop. 22 S Grnpr Ph 33118
Housecleaning
HOUSE PAINTING
For house painting and interior
drenrnfinn mil :',29 Frfo estimates.
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT, teacher clas
sical and modern piano playing.
Song writing. nrranfT.nl. Piano tun
ing Stiuiio. HIS Liberty BIH.
Piano Tuning
PIANO TUNING REPAIRING. VOIC
ING. J. W Kcllnsc, P. O. Box 502.
Aihlnnd Phnne 41. '2
Vacuum Repairing
ELECTROLL'X for rent. Repair all
vacuums. Phone 5924. Jack Wilson,
ln2n TvKt 11th
Well Drilling
WELL DRILLING with modern equip
ment. See Geit Bros at Stamper
and Gnff B:os Hardware. 225 W.
Main. Phor.e 3930, Medlord. Jocozzl
and Mvp- p:nn silc nnd service.
Rooiing
WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof.
Pabco Roolini:s, Shingles, Coating
and Paints New stock Wall Paper.
Ekerson Painl and Roof Co., 38 S.
B.ir'lrl' Trl
Transfer
CITY TRANSFER A STORAGE CO.
Complete transfer moving and stor
age service Also packing, crating
and shipping tiv exprrt workmen.
38 S. Fir St. Phone 4io4. night 2075.
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE I
CO., Medford Modern storage sorv- ,
Ice. Long dint.-ince hauling. Dial ,
2888. 40 South r ir
FURNITURE MOVING A- STORAGE
We have v.m nun ing equipment
for local and long distance hauling
Dry and clean storage (Concrete
bulldingi with special locker rooms
at low rates
SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
Phone 375ti
EADS TRANSFER At STORAGE CO
A complete trucking vcrvlce to meet
your nerd liial 7121
10 VrB OF TPVTCE
Moving
EADS TRANSFER At STORAGE CO
Our own padded vans Serving the
I me
nnv.
rage i
entire Pacitic coast Dial .11
ri'ItN'ITl'Rr, MOVING anywhere, nnv.
time City Transfer Ac Storage
Phone 40M
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
Outstanding warrants of Pros
pect School Dist. No. 53, Jack
son Co.. number 4 to 18, inclu
sive, are hereby called for pay
ment. Interest ceases after Aug.
20, 1044.
Rose J. Kelloy. Dist. Clerk.
C Mail Tribune Wur.t Art.
POISON OAK?
i
Try bottle ot ZEMACOL
Tou mti1 hr MUtled Tone mcmei
tneerliiltv rrfunilerl tirf a bottle to
day at lt3ltu. 111 III II.
Your Health and Its Care
BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Rtadtri should address Inquiries tot Or. William Brady
265 El Camino. Beverly Hilli. Calif.
HOW'S YOU
Entire families sometimes
show this tendency to an early
arteriosclerosis, wrote the la-
mous Dr. Os
ier, some fif
ty - odd years
ago, a tenden
cy which can
no t be ex
plained in any
other way
than that in
the make - up
of the ma
chine bad ma
terial was
used for the
Dr Brady tubing.
I suspect that Dr. Osier felt a
litle uneasy about that bald as
sertion himself, for he added
this significant remark: More
commonly the arterio-sclerosis
results from the bad use of
good vessels.
Arterio - sclerosis, lest any
squeamish person or poorly ed
ucated college graduate be
alarmed about it, is a gradual
loss of the elasticity or resili
ence of the arteries from re
placement of the cells of the
muscle coats with inelastic fib
rous tissue which makes the
vessel walls harder and less re
silient hardening of the ar
teries an accompaniment of
old age which everybody who
lives long enough must have
sooner or later. It is not to be
confused with high blood pres
sure, real or imaginary, and it
nothing to do with the thin
ness or thickness of the blood
nor with the amount of blood,
that is, whether the individual
is "full-blooded" (plethoric) or
anemic or pallid.
By the "bad use of good ves
sels" Dr. Osier meant overeat
ing, indulgence in alcohol, over
work of the muscles and the
stress and strain of modern life,
high-pressure life.
It is clear enough what the
first two mean. But just what
Osier had in mind when he men
tioned over-work of the mus
cles and the stress and strain of
high-pressure life he did not
explain .
So far as I can learn there Is
no good evidence that individ
uals who do the hardest kind of
OLD TRUCK TIRES
Camp White. The army salv
age program at Camp White is
aiding locally to alleviate the
critical shortage of truck tires
by the return to civilian chan
nels of quantities of tire casinpG,
which, although unsuitable for
further army use, are fit for re
building and civilian use. Within
the past thirty-day period 540
truck tires and 83 automobile
tires have been sold to local
OPA approved dealers for re
building and distribution. Segre
gation of these repairable cas-
ings from scrap rubber has made
additional tires available and
hr.s also returned more than
S2.500 to the U. S. Treasury
Tire sales are not made by the
army direct to the consumer
Accumulation of salvage,
scrap and waste material are
periodically offered for sale on
a competitive bid basis by the
Purchase and Contract Branch
at Camp White. The accumula
tions include scrap metal, un
serviceable clothing, used pro
duce containers, waste paper,
etc. Articles of clothing and
equipment are sold only after
being classified as unserviceable
for army use.
Sales do not Include land,
buildings, or fixtures, such as
furnaces, shop equipment, re
frigerators, furniture, etc.
A different class of salable
property consists of items which
have become obsolete for army
purposes, or have been declared
surplus to War Department re
quirements, but which are still
in serviceable condition. Dispo
sal of this class of property, in
cluding motor vehicles, is made
by the Treasury Department,
and persons interested in sub
mitting bids on item of this
class may obtain circular listings
by addressing requests to U. S.
Treasury Department. Procure
ment Division, 2005 Fifth Ave.,
Seattle, Wash.
I
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Portland, Ore., Aug. 1! AJ.R)
Warrant was served today for
the arrest of George McGlumph
rcy. identified as an organizer
for the mathinists' union. A. F.
of L., who allegedly assaulted
Wilfred L. Branclenberg an em
ploye of the Peters Machinery
company, which is being picket
ed by the union.
Police reported that Mc
Glumphrey admitted striking
Branderberg, stating that the
latter had smeared his coat with
paint.
R TUBING?
muscular or physical work are
more likely to have arterioscler
osis than are individuals who do
only light work.
Concerning the "stress and
strain of modern life" or "high
pressure life" I confess I'm just
too dumb to say anything. To
my crude way of thinking it is
just a lot of malarkey, a slick
way to flatter the conceited big
shot if you are eager to keep
him as a client.
Dr. Osier spoke of the onset
of physiological arteriosclerosis
as an accompaniment of old
age, depending on the quality
of the arterial tissue (vital rub
ber) the individual has inherit
ed and as an involution process,
the expression of the natural
wear and tear to which the
tubes are subjected.
After all, hardening of the
arteries should occasion no
more concern or worry than
loss of teeth, gray hair, wrin
kled skin, dulling of vision, de
cline in general elasticity and
activity and the numerous other
changes that must come with
the years.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
JBlood and Skin
Please stale uie dilierences that cils
tlnguisli Negro blood trom Wlme
blood and euro -skin Irom Wnite
skin. (M. A.)
Answer There is no difference be
tween the blood of a white person mid
Uie blood ol a member of any other
ruce. Xhere is more pigment in Uie
skin of a Negro than in me skin of
the average vliite. But here Bgain. it
is inipussiole to distinguish tile bkhi
skin ui a light colored Negro or part
Ncgra from the skin of a very oar:i
(brunet) White or part White. Segre
gation of blood of White donors irom
ilie blood of Negro donors is a prac
tice of which the country should be
ashamed.
Eye GymnasUrs
Some people say that if you ex
ercise your eyes properly you can
avoid glasses, is this possible?
(Mrs. H.)
Answer Anything Is possible ex
cept a mouse's nest in the cats ear.
Bcst exercise for the eyes is looking at !
u.staiii filings, hcenery, eic. io par- ;
ticular eye gymnastics can do more
man mat aoes tor tns eyes.
No Honey
Isn't it about time you explained
exactly what is your objection to
honey? (D. Q.)
Answer I have no objection to it.
Honey is good food if you like it. Just
as good as any other sugar or sweet
but in no way superior in nutrition.
I'm sorry I Just don't like watermelon,
mashed potato, cucumber, honey or
caraway. If you don't mind 1 d prefer
cantaloupe, French fried, shoestring
or hashed brown potato, any kind of
pickle, mania svrup or old-fashioned
Umolasscs (no sulfur dioxide) and ay
lmvur um caraway.
(Copyright, l'J44, John F. Dlllo Co.)
CURSING SLAYER
TO
San Quentin, Co.!., Aug. 19
UU.R) Cursing the witnesses
and reasserting his Innocence,
dark-haired Florencio (Frank)
Alcalde, one-time south San
Francisco Inthario, was execut
ed in the state gas chamber to
day for the bludpeon murder of
his girl friend, Bernice Curtis,
on the night of Nov. 22, 1942.
Alcalde entered the chamber
at 10:03 a. m. and was pro
nounced dead at 10:15 a. m.
Shortly before he died, Al
calde volubly protested that he
was guiltless and began cursing
in nis ccl1 warden Clinton but-
fy reported
STRICT ATTENTION
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A.VSY
On the Radio Chains
STATIONS!
Chain amimtlon and ahrra the;
are on the dim;
KAI.K (MUM) 1330. Portland;
KKN (MK'-lllllH I I'll). I'orlliinU;
Ml A IMlt'-lllue as MUSI 15IU.
tiiM.Unne; KUO (Mlt'-lllue) nib
San r'runrlsiiM MHV MIL'-lied)
6.M, Portland: hJK (MIL'-llhie)
1000. Sennit: RN. (Cll m'
Ins Anerlea: KOA IMH'-llril) H.MI
Denierl KOIN (LIU) !:, l-url-laiill;
HOMO MM'-Red) 1)30.
Seattle! KPO (MILMIril) S0.
San t'rnnclwoi KSL (CUS) 1100.
bait Lake tit.
Time Shown If PWT
Sunday
5:00 p. m. Oracle Fields, NBC;
Blondie, CBS; Mediation Board, MBS.
5:30 p. m. Oi-e Man a Family NBU.
William Winter, news, CBS; Monday
Morning Headlines. BN.
6 45 p m. Drew Pearson, BN. Ga
briel Ueatter. MBS.
S:00 p. m. Merry-Oo-Round. NUC;
Walter winchell, BN; Radio Readers
Digest. CBS: Adventures of Leomdas
Witherall. MBS.
6:15 p. m. Basin St. Chamber Mu
sic BN.
6:30 p. m. American Album Fa
miliar Music, NBC; Summer Star
Theater, CBS; California Melodies.
MBS.
6.45 p. m. Jlmmle Fldler, BN.
7:00 p. m. Hour ol Charm, NBC;
The Life of Riley. BN; Inko It or
Leave It. CBS. C'edrio Foster MBS
7:30 p. m. Tremayne Gleason,
NBC; The Whistler, CBS; Keep Up
With the World, BN.
8:00 p m. Greenfield Village Choir,
BN: Crime Doctor, CBS.
8:15 p m. Story Behind the Head
lines. NBC.
8:30 p. m. Symphony Hons, NBC;
Qui Kids. BN; Jack Pepper Show,
CBS; Tunlitht at Hoagy s, MBS.
0:U0 p Dl-1 Was ilieie. CBS; News.
MBS: Deadline DrHma. BN
9:15 p m. Res Millet, MBS.
0-30 p. m. Human Adventure.
MBS.
10:00 p. m. New. NBC; university
Explorer, BN; Revival Hour, MBS.
10:15 p. m. Blue Preview. BN.
10:20 Jan Savltt Orel).. CBS.
10:30 p. m. Transatlantic Call,
CBS. Pai:i(lo 6tory. NBC.
10.46 p m. Jan Garter Orch., CBS
1 1 .00 p ni. St Franclo Hotel On.h.,
NBC; Young Peoples Church ol Air.
MBS; Eddie Garr Show. CBS.
v Monday
6110 p. m.-Ok for Release, NBC;
Fletcher Wiley, CBS; Terry and Pi
rates. BN.
6:lft p m. Superman. MBS: Dick
racv. BN.
5':30 p m. Voice of Firestone. NBC;
Hnrrv Flaiuierv. news. CBS. Adven-
tures of Tom Mil. MBS; Jack Arm-
strong, BN
6 45 o m. News. CBS: Hop Har-
rigan. BN; Night News Wire, MBS.
6:00 p. m. Song Ie Born, NBC;
Mayor o! the Town. CBS; Gabilel
Heatter. MBS.
d:16 p. m Screen Test, MBS
6-31' p in. npi'tltght Bunds. BN;
Vacation Serenade, NBC; Man Named
X, UBS.
7 00 o m Contented Huur, NBC:
Screen Guild Players. CBS; Henry
Gladstone, MJd. Raymond Gram
S wl nil BN
7:13 p in. Lowell Thjmaa, MBS;
Ted Melon. BN
7:30 p m. lr 1 Q.. NBC; Thanks
to the Ynnks CBS. Lone Ranger.
MBS. Horace Heldt Orch BN.
8. CO p. m. Mercer's Music Shop.
NBC I Love a Mystery CBS; Paul
NcllFOti, news. BN
8:15 p. m. Ray Maypole, NBC;
Dateline CBS. Luin and nbner. BN
8 30 p m Cavalcade ol America
NUC. Gay Nineties CBS: Point Sub
lime MBS, Counterspy. BN
B OO p m. telephone Hnur, NHO;
Blind Date BN. News MBS; Adven
tures of Bill Lance CBS
9 30 p m.- Fulton Lewis Jr.. MBS.
Vox Pop CBS. Hawthorne House
NUC.
KYLE'S
RESTAURANT
CHICKEN AND STEAK
DINNERS
Open B 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
Br CI.UYAS WILLIAMS
PINCERS ML'Cf-1DS!S ,VE5 OADDY;
EEHIMD ? CfW-'KNDFl; f-'Od HI?
K ? MI3 CLOSt .rTL'n ION.Wo'1
cftly PFRS what-vw said
18:00 p. ra. News. NBC: Wntle oy
Bovero. BN.
10.30 p. m. Design for Dancing.
NBC; Sonny Dunham Orch., CBS.
10:45 p. m.-Paui Page, singer.
NBC; Boy. GUI and Band. BN
11:00 p ra. Hotel Btltmore Orch..
NBC; Newa, CBS.
MARINES HONORED
Portland, Ore., Aug. 19 (U.R)
Ten marines who have returned
to the U. S. from South Pacific
! duty, will be guests at the
launching of the SS Montezuma
Castle at the Kaiser Swan Island
shipyard Tuesday'.
Chalker'f Motel 8r Lodge
OFFICERS' CLUB
(Oirlerrs ,V Civilians)
lllne Ma n re Iterreshments
Closed Mondays, denervations
Tliurstln.v Private Parties only.
No Cover I harse.
Plione tiold Hill J74
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REQUEST DREDGINO
Portland, Ore., Aug. 19 U.R)
Permission to dredge about one
third of the distance across the
Columbia river in front of the
shipways and outfitting dock of
the Vancouver Kaiser shipyard
has been requested to accommo
date the larger types of vessels to
be constructed there.
REP. DIRKSEN ARRIVES
Portland, Ore., Aug. 1 0 (U.R)
Rep. Everett M. Dirksen, Rep.,
111., Is hero today attending the i
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners. 7:00 p. m., 3 a m
except Sunday Phone day
time SHOO; night 9101.
. - 'l J. M. Loong, Herbalist
Sunday, Auguit 20, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL, TRIBUNE NINE
conference of Oregon republi
can officials who are planning
campaign tactics.
PROSPERITY ITEM
Washington, Aug. 19 (U.R)
The Salt River Valley Waters
YICK SO CHBIriESE HERB 00.
REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
Heart. Rheumatism. Asthma. Catarrh. Piles.
Prostata Gland. Ecsema. and all disorders
of Liver. Kidney Trouble, and other com
plaints disappear after using
CKSE KE3BS .
Removed lo Sparta Bldg.
Users association of Phoenix,
Ariz., has sent the Bureau of
Reclamation a check for $170,
000 as pre-payment of the Install
ment due Dec. 1, 1949, on the
original construction charge of
the project.
Phone 5817