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4 FORSALE-MISCELLANEOUS ATtENTION-Nbrth JacksoiTCounty Look lor tho newly authorized Raleigh Dealer Joheph A Thorfien 150iJ,-orth BiverSidePMedford Ore . PIANO TUNING. REPAIRIKGV6tr ING J W. KelloKB. P. oV Box 502 ' Ashland Phone 4153 5 3' :. OPENING barber Vhop at ShadTCove Wednesday, Au 23 Hour, in . to 7:30 p. m dallv except Wednej. day and Saturday open till 8 p m. - Hugh Thompson, Prop. LOGCilNU truck Insurance now avaif. S 2 C"l, Te"S'W Insur ence Agency, HoUyTheaiprniHB SPBCIAU Permanent waves. $3 and up Medtord School of Beauty Cul- ' Hansen'side."""' U"1' f" PAINTING Let ui recommend a good painter for your interior or exterior paint needs. Schorn first quality gaim. Minion Building Supply. Ph INSULATION Klll-fhlfU R...l.,...l Batu Call at Minton Building Sup ply. Phone 2454 " PAINTING Phone 4H1 Jacksonville:. FRED J.UCAS CONVALESCENT HOME, quiet, pleas', ant. reasonable Phonp s:ns NOTICE -The TeXHCfl Rerlrtfm Cta.U at Riverside and .t.noifSnn ...,n open Friday at B a m . by Dale Carr. E HAYDEN JONES, PHOTO STUDIO Phone 3364 under name Mrs Fred Ball In 1044 telephone directory 607 W 2nd . SX?o"nsDBu?iol i,7 sVs. ja'cS vine Highway. Phono 2454. HAVE your car washed at Lincoln's Service Station Pick up and deliv ery service. 5th and Riverside. Pb 0022. HOUSE PAINTING Phone 3429 for free estimate Also interior work. . For expert lubrication servico come ' &RtfJrVi"Jirm BUl I TOR all kinds of painting and dec. orating, phone 8170 between 4 and 8 p m. "WE FIX FLATS " Lincoln's Service Station 5th and Riverside. MED FORD NURSERY SCHOOL" Daily care ot children o working mothers. 75c daily S3 weekly. $12 per month Ages 2 to 6 Hours 7 a m to 6 p m 22 Geneva Ph 2013 SEPTIC tanks cleaned Modern equip ment Call Ed King. fl 10 FOR EXCHANGE WILL TRADE '35 V-8 pickup for hogs or cattle. Phone 4193. TRADE ,2 h. p. high speed electric motor for slow speed motor. 556 " Haven. PERSONAL DORA MILLER, palmister, crvstal read er Fri only Ph 4495 nil W 4th. CARD READING. $1 bl) 329 Jeanette PALMISTRY . crystal reading D Miller Ph 3t4fi 4RO Mountain nvc Ashlnnrt BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Completely equipped beauty shop, chrome furniture, lat est equipment, excellent location, ideal for two operators. A real buy. Call 57-R or 675-J. 1416 Riverside drive, Roseburg, Ore. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Moving BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Our own padded vans Serving the entire Pacific coast Dial 7121. FURNITURE MOVING anywhere, any. . --time: City Transfer 6c Storage Phone 4flf4 Accountant TAX consultant, audits, accounts maintained F J Mitchell, Pub Acct 200 ritihrer Hide Dial .1017 Chiropodist TREATMENT of All Foot Troubles . Dr A M Depner. Registered Chi ropodist (Foot Specialist) 217 Fluhrpr Bldg DIAL3103. Cabinet Work fHTl nnr.M'R' Plav t7rt-.tir.rt rniiinment also all kinds of cabinet works, and i ladder repair, crater Ladder ana Toy Co., 408 Marie, or Ph. 4417, Dressmaking DRESSMAKING Alterations tailor ing Kainenne oauer.ee aewing i.ia :ii8 I ' chine Shop, 'Z2 h Crrape iji Piano Instruction JTRED ALTON HAIOHT, teacher clas slcal and modern piano playing Song writing, arranging Piano tun ing Studio. 31B l.ihcrty Bldg Vacuum Repairing ELECTROLUX for rent. Repair all vacuums Phone 8024. Jack Wilson. 1020 E,T?t 1 Uh Well Drilling WELL DRILLING with modern equip, ment See Goft Bros at Stamper and Gotf Bros Hardware, 223 W Main Phone 3!)39, Mcdford Jociuzi and Myers pumps snips nnd service Repairing WATER pump repairing and mise pipe-fitting See or call Walter Hes eldahl at Stamper & Golf Bros., phone 3H3n 225 W Mnin Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabco Roofings, Shingles. Coating and Paints New stock Wall Paper Ekemrm Palm and Roof Co., 38 S BartlttTet3fi43 Transfer CITY TRANSFER ST STORAGE C5 Complete transfer moving and stor age service Also packing, crating and shipping by expert workmen 38 S Fir St Phone 4(if4. niKht 2073 DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Medtord Mortem storage serv ice Long distance hauling Dial 2RH8 40 Smithy Fir FURNITURE ftl O VING A STORAGE" We have van moving equipment for local nd !on distance hauling Drv and clean storage iconcrete building) with special locker room at Inw rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Phone 373(1 tADS"TRANSFER & STORAGE C6 A complete trucking service to meet your needs Dial 7121 40 YEARS Of SERVICE. BIRTHS JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Keith, 611 W. 10th St., Aug. 26. 1944, a boy, sevon pounds, at Community hospital. VIAR To Mr. and Mrs. Elmo, Rt. 2, Auk. 25, 1944, a girl, seven pounds, at Commurv ity hospital. By products that could be' made from 100 tons of bitumin- ous coal would include 400 pounds of dves, 40 pounds of medicines, one-half pound of per-l fume, one-half pound of flavors. i YIOK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheumatiim Asthma Catarrh Pili. Prostata Gland Ecima. and all diiorders ot Liver. Kidney Trouble, and other com plaints disappear after using CHINESE KERBS Removed to Sparla Bldg. J. H. Leong, Herbalirt Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readeri should address Inquiries to: Dr. William Brady 1 265 El Camino. Beverly HUli. Calli. HARD TO TELL IN Sometimes, apparently in an attempt to be funny,, you suc ceed in being offensive and a d i s g r ace to your profes sion that is, if you really have the tight to use the title of doctor. It might be well for you to compare the dignified char acter of Dr ....'s column with your Dt. Brady would - be ha mor tion of "pasteurizing" infected tonsils is too typical. (T.E.L.) I have tried every feasible method in the years I have been grinding out this column before the eminent Dr whose dis- tinguished style you admire started his health column. One method recommended to me by numerous experienced editors was to just monkey around and say anything at all to get the reader's attention and then let him have it in one crisp sen tence or paragraph. This struck me as an excellent plan. But no go. I found1 in many in stances the meat of the article was omitted (to make it fit a limited space) and only the chaff was left. Of course that made many readers regard my attempt to be funny as do do, sir or madam. By "pasteurizing" a focus of infection, a septic focus, in the tonsil I mean precisely what I say the infected area of tonsil tissue is subjected to sufficient heat to prevent multiplication of germs in the tissue, if not sufficient "to destroy all the germs. It is identical in prin ciple with pasteurizing milk or other food. This is a rational, scientific explanation of the benefit a patient with infected tonsils derives from skilled dia thermy electro-coagulation treatment at the hands of a phy sician skilled in that field. It Gold Hill Gold Hill, Aug. 26 (U.R)Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shaw and Allie Ganong of Gold Hill, Hattie and Jeanette Feekes of Eureka, Cal., and Bonnis Livingston of Red mond, Cal., attended a picnic at the park in Ashland August 20. Capt. and Mrs. Pauls, daueh- ters, Peggy and Patsy, and Miss OliVP Turner SDent the week end of August 20 at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Parrick on Little Aoplegate. Miss Hortense Thompson, Portland, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thompson Mrs. Scott Parrick of Little Applegate visited friends Aug. 23 and attended to business here. Miss Jane Seldon returned to her home in California Wednes day. She has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Phyllis Seldon. and brother, Allan. Jane has just joined the WACs and will soon go east for training. The Scott Parrick home was recently purchased by Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hoback, of Wyoming, who will move in as soon as the present tenants, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Woods and sons, find a home in Medford. Supt. and Mrs. Ly'e Lindley and family of Phoenix, Ore., have spent the summer at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hittle. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Inman of Arizona have purchased the home of James Blevins, now of Oakland, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bryan have moved from their home In Gold Hill to Galls Creek. Ladies of the M. E. church are soliciting donations for their chicken dinner Wednesday, Aug. 30, 5 to 8 p. m. The dinner is being given to raise funds to keep up the church building and lawn. Mrs. Nellie Bush of Harbor, Ore., is visiting her father, W. A. Trent, and aunt, Mrs. Hannah Routh. Hattie and Jeanette Feekes re turned Tuesday to their home 1 nEureka, Calif., after spending some time here visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Florence Livingston ar rived August 24 to visit Mrs. Leon Wise. Miss Bonn!' has Dcen here some time, and will return with her mother August 27 to ttieir home in Redmond. Calif.. where Bonnis plans to enter high school. Mrs. J. W. Bryan has had her brother, Ted Miles of Canada, visiting he rthe past week, Mrs. Vaughn Whitmore trans Phont 5817 ONE INSTALLMENT accounts for the market relief or improvement in the general or systematic trouble which pa tients with focal infection ex perience after the first two or three diathermy treatments, long before the infected portion of the tonsil has been extirpat or destroyed. There is a zone surrounding the point of coagulation where the passage of the diathermy current raises the temperature of the tissue to approximately the temperature of milk being pasteurized (145-150 degrees F.) and if this is not pasteuriza tion of the tissue in the zone, you may giva it whatever name you deem appropriate. Notwithstanding the radical views of doctors of yesterday concerning the tonsils, the pres ent consensus and practice is by comparison strikingly con servative. Not only in regard to removal of simply enlarged tonsils (and adenoids) in chil dren, but also in the treatment of focal infection. QUESTIONS ANSWERS French Fried From allusions in your articles 1 infer that you do not consider fried foods especially objectionable In the diet. Vou mentioned recently how much you hate mashed potato and how fond you are of French fried potato. Please clarify this, (E.G. M.I Answer That is just my whim. However, I have always believed that fried food is as wholesome, digestible and healthful for any one as food cooked any other way. The prejudice against fried food is Just another whim. Have your food cooked as you like that is the way it Is most diges tible for you. Even mashed potato, it pains me to admit. ouch Mrs. T. S. W. thought she wis skinny. Well, I am 70 inches tall and weigh only 105 pounds. Please send me pamphlet "How to Gain Weight." (Mrs. D. McW.) Answer That's the record, so far. For the pamphlet you want. Inclose three-cent-stamped envelope bearing your address. Hay Fever For my hay fever last summer fit usually comes about August 25) I fol lowed the instructions In your pam phlets on Hay Fever and AllerRy, and got prompt and lasting relief. I am all ready to take care of It if it comes again this season. Thank you I'm sorry I didn't thank you long before this. (S. N.) Answer Better lnte than a lot of readers. On request, If you inclose stamped self addressed envelone. I'll send either the Hay Fever or the Al lergy pamphlet. If you ask for both Inclose ten.cents. (Copyright 11)44. by John F. Dille Co.) acted business in Grants Pass August 24. Mrs. Florence Lance took care of Mrs. Whitmore's shop while she was away. STATE GIVES UP Portland, Ore., Aug. 26 (U.R) The Oregon Liquor Commission today ceased sale of whiskey under its preuious arrangement of an extra bottle going with the purchase of imported rum, bran dy or gin. Final determination in the case has not yet been obtained the Washington OPA office, but the San rFancisco office has dis approved the deal. The difference between mean high water and mean low water Is 60 feet or more in the Ohio river at Cincinnati. THE AUDIENCE A FArHERTOOEAO TO HIM FROM HI? NEW PlCrUBE BOOK , FATH ER WITH A SRSH. LAY ING ASiDE HI GOOD detective Story lo An8e,o, "tfli Philharmonic Orchestra N8& SIR THOMAS BEECHAM' ' III Guest Conductor wij II AMPARO NOVARRO w A FATHER BECINS, ASKS HIM TO WAIT.HI? ANIMALS 006HT TDHCAR TOO GETS MIS TOY PETS FVrwER KQINS A6AIM, fcEClDES BEA A10 intebcupt again to fcuTBCAft CAUSES' OTHtl? ANIMALS HAD SAY HE HA1 ANOTHER., COMMOTIO BY FALUH6 pE r Tt B SIT IN GOES UPSTAIRS, AHP OvfJJ AflD OVE FATHER'S LAP FAILS TO RETURN On the Radio Chains STATIONS! Chain fruinllon and where the are on Hie dtult KAl.K MHM) 1S30, Fortland. Kb iMM.'-Hlur) I ItlO. rurtluntl; KDA v (Mlf-Hlue A MBS) 15IU SIKikane; KUO (MIIMIlue) Bill San KranrlsiOi KI1W (MH'-Krill 6J0. Perl la n.H KJK (Muvttiue) luciu. srnttie: K (C'lisi io;o. Los Angrlrsi KIM (MH'-llrdl K.-(I liriurri KOIN (Ills) 910. IMrt land; HOMO (MIO-Krd) 8:.0 Untitle; KI'O (MIC-Ked) 6K0, San KrmiclMOl KSL (CUS) lltil). Salt Lake Cltj ' Time Shown It PWT Sunday 5:00 p. m. Gracie Fields, NRC; Blondie, CDS: Mediation Board, MUS. 5:30 p. m. One Man's Family. NHC; William Winter, news. CUS, Monday Moinins; Headlines, BN. 5:45 p. m. Drew Pearson, BN; Ga briel Heatter, M13S. ti:00 p. m. Merrv-Go-Round. NBC; Walter Wlnchell, BN; Radio Reader's Dinest, CBS; Adventures ol Leoiudas Wuherall, 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, MRS 6:45 p. m Jlmmle Fidler. BN. 7:00 p. m. Hour of Charm, NBC; Tho Life of Riley. BN; Take It or Leave It. CBS; Cedric Foster. MBS. 7:30 p. m. Tremnyne - 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 Hour, NBC; Quiz Kids, BN; Jack Pepper Show, CBS; Tonisht at Honsy's, MBS. 9:00 p. m. I Was There. CBS; News, MBS: Deadline Drama, BN. 9:15 p. m. Rex Miller, MBS. 9:30 p. in. Human Adventure, MBS. 10:00 p m. News. NBC: University Explorer. BN; Revival Hour, MBS. 10:15 p. m. Blue Preview, BN. 10:20 o m. Jan Savin Orch., CBS. 10:30 p. m. Transatlantic Call, CBS; Pacific Story. NBC. 10:45 p. m. Jan Garner Orch.. CBS. 11:00 p m.St. Francis Hotel Orch., NBC; Young People's Church of Air, MBS; Eddie Garr Show, CBS. Monday 5:00 p. m. OK for Release. NBC; Fltcher Wiley. CBS; Terry and Pi rates. BN. 5:15 p. m. Superman. MBS; Dick Tracy. BN. 5:30 p. m Voice of Firestone. NBC; Harry Flannerv, News. CBS; Adven tures of Tom Mix, MBS; Jack Arm strong. BN. 5:45 p. m. News. CBS: Hop Harrl gan. BN; NiBht News Wire. MBS 6:00 p. m. Sons: Is Born. NBC; Mavor of the Town, CBS; Gabriel Heatter. MBS. 6:15 p. m. Screen Test. MBS. 6:30 p. m. Snotlieht Bands. BN: Vacation Serenade, NBC; Man Named X. CBS. 7:00 p. m Contented Hour, NBC: Screen Guild Players. CBS: Henry Gladstone, MBS; Raymond Gram Swina, BN. 7:15 p m. Lowell Thomas, MBS; Ted Malone. BN. 7:30 p. my-Dr. T. Q., NBC: Thanks to the Yanks. CBS: Lone Ranger, MBS: Horace Heidt Orch.. BN. 8:00 p. m. Mercer's Music Shop. NBC: I Love n Mystery, CBS; Paul Netlson, News, BN. 8:15 p. nv Roy Maypole. NBC; Dateline. CBS: Lum and Aimer, BN. 8:30 p. m. Cavalcade of America, NBC; Cav Nineties. CBS: Point Sub lime. MBS: Counterspy. BN. 9:00 n. m. --Telephone Hour. NBC; Blind Date. BN: News. MBS; Adven tures of Bill I.anre. CBS. 0:30 p m. Kulton Lewis. Jr.. MBS; Vox Pop, CBS; Hawthorne Houe. NBC. 10:00 p m. News, NBC; Music by Bovera. BN. 10-30 p. m. Barbara and Boys. NBC: Sonny Dunham Orch., CBS. 10,45 p. m. Paul Pane, singer, NBC; Boy. Girl and Band, BN 1 1 :00 p. m. Hotel Biltmore Orch., NBC; News. CBS. San Francisco. Aug. 26 (U.R) Clever maneuvering of his speedy Ventura search plane af ter the ammunition of its for ward guns was exhausted brought Naval Lt. Harry D. Wetke, USNn, Bend, Ore., a confirmed victory over a Japan ese medium bomber in the cen tral Pacific, 12 naval district headquarters relented today. Chalker't Motel St Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB (Olflrrrs A- (Hill. ins) 111 ne llmiei' Itelreslniients Closed Mnndiiys Iteseitiilliins Thursday rrltate Turtles only. No C'liver ( liarRr. Phone (Inld Hill 474 Br GI.UYAS WILLIAMS ASM ap&an6es them at father's feet; And at last ?ays, CO AHEAD FRONT ASK HELP Washington, Aug. 25. (UP.) The war department today made public a message from six Amer ican labor leaders, now visiting the battlefields of Franco, ask ing for uninterrupted and accel ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners. 7:00 p. m., 3 a m.. except Stindav Phone day time 5300; night 9101. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS by jbHN HIX I V?Sr TH A-'i TUeN or Tft I'Sjr SlDrHLAMDorCZCHO- 1 fc SLOiAMA TO 6ESMANV.... VeriT V Of tif?M4HY S1HCE 11. - f . 1526 , V BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH rr7":H Ncwjs-ivwftMNft pssi-f pa Ltf NjtJ flhfci 8.! BLONDIE : yoO-HOO Li omi?!?; SfS NOT IN THE J AND CANT FIND HIM, i-rf. j -fr-prj-r t GO BACK TO 1 ym ' 'c'? " E .Li4 . mu. 'kMm w rmm j . V ' ' 1 l.yUlW Si-,Mn1,l..l- Mi..gHj WOW-?- X' NX. ,. I BUZ SAWYER - , I Ciitt!kfl7Z'F' WELlI THIS ISA MVSTfRV. AND WMERt DO THEY RUM 11? Mtf STEB SAW'ER .' MV NAME? N0B00V ON 0$m0f EVERV TIME I MENTION THE U TO? JAP HEADQUARTERS? fe? 8US SAW'ERf J SaMKlB OW laSX rutiWWti& NAME OF THE OUERRItlA IEADER. lit If THEV DO SlF yL. NAME. EXCEPT WW- flkTHE NATIVES GET SCARED. TWEY ftS . y, fV Sf lff11"-" L1L ABNER I AH HF ERO THET LI'L A15NER WNSY YOKUM oiLP.r'-A,H AN'-irST Tf.B ?.HOP. VO' MAMMY, AH V AWRIGHT, DOME ROOKED MI4 FVftEK, N' MO' WANTS YO' OY T' 1BIM TJVVIM' HAIN'T A-CMEATIN ME A 1 CRCAN-N "J GOT TA CCi T' Jl BUT FUST THf.T HIS PORE SUKFERIN' RtCOVF.R HIS fOftTMER TXfl OOLLAH II5UA1., MARRYIN' SAM , ( Aft 5 TH'CITY AN' YO' GOTTA MAMMY YOULO CIVE ANYTHING I AN' STFVN'TH S T5FE US YO U. WAIT DOWN HYAR 7 A CIVC THIS DOLLAH TAKE T' RfiTORE HIM TO MIS FrFD HIM THIS iPIISHUU 1 THROUGH IN TH' CELL AH FO' XI HOURS.' I IMO ESACK T" THF T f THI NATCMEHAL BBLFA'-HMM- af STRENCTHO-MARVKL VA HARD -F THt T PILL. iOCKK.YJ tiCICN TIST-FELtA. LIU I AH'LL KOLL THIS OLO CORN B PIU.riN TWEN1 Y-FOUR WINTER, EXACK1Y LIKE YO' fOMISeD,L AH'LL. 15K GOtIF .PILL. BtfeVsD IN SOMI! riSH CLUB HOURS HE'LL BETH' I BUT OUR NO HARM WILL COMt V OVAH NIGHT." ijd i : l MAKE A PILL OUTA IT-s I BOY HE U8EB VBE.';' J CHILE'S ' -K 1 T'YO'.T JTl'f' -; -. , , mrt')'i J T-TT-S1 ... ., w-j-- rnrVy' -i n One DOLLAH, HEALTH ,...'' AV I r L !- 7 Till 7t'4 7 THE NEBBS I TMEN V f I'LL NOT HAVE VOU I -KEEPING W UELLO.dODGE.'V NO.MRS NEBB VTmS ' M . I ILL '''( MIXED UP IN POLITICS..) tWE HCXIRS,SOBkV,1 CAN'T . HiSN'T SA.ID A V" XxjOGE MBUCKI DECIDE i"--cuASiNS ALL OVER LZ. RUiNINS VOL)r) SPARE TIME (IwORD.a MAhEl WOER-A. NEEDS WE TO Rij fOR. if,''- VlIME STATE.. '" HEALTH AND) FOR POLITICS.: MV- OWN jr STAND..IM A MiS CiMPAIGM bUTjl vou: U v I NEGLECTING S BUSINESS, j vdeosions ((MARRIED MA4 iDosrr know yy $r- S' erated production of certain types of sorely needed war ma terials. "We cannot let the men whose lives depend on this equipment pay the price for our quarrels at home," said the message ad- 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 oi Bounds for Service People GUVCV 4DAUS, 3 7MCS.,... HZ S3Zz-i .FCDtKALST, ANO 1 l.V I KNOCKOUT B PflOXY T,V TTE BOUT BTH'N MCHOi KID FPANCIS MO 'vf-rCHAMPiOfJOFSPAIA, A jf FRKAND KNOCKED Tf ODVvrof27 THE Ff.V.'XE BUTTED AMD (MStiD THE KWS A?M AS Otvn , Sunday. August S7. 1944 MEDFORD MAIL THIBUNE NINH! dressed to President William j Murray of the Congress oi In Green of the American Federa-1 dustrial Organizations, tion of Labor and President i use Mail rnbuno win"rAi. FOR SALE BALED SECOND CUTTING $25 per Ten, at Ranch al KerriSI, Ore. 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