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Newspaper Page Text. v.v- TEH MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE ' fliursdar. Nor. II, 1944 Your Health and Its Care . BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. . ' Readers should addrass iaquirtM to) Of. William Brady 268 El Camloo. Bawly HUls CalU. GRITTING THE TEETH IN SLEEP ' . Dead and burled, I hope, are nearly all of the. old Sairey gamps, including the vehement Auniie mn" I still get warm behind the ears when I recall how Auntie Binnell disposed ot me once and for all. It was the day after the very first ap pendicitis op eration in our neck " of ' the Ot. Bradf woods done (I suppose one might fairly say performed in - that particular instance) by the doughty Dr. A. L. B. about the only one in the com munity who was qualified to do major surgery anyway, upon a patient who had been treat ed with ice. bagc over - the southwest section. Auntie Bin nell made the rounds with the news that when "that butcher" cut the poor little girl open they found her "Insldes frozen solid." Speaking as a sophomore medi cal student I said that was ab surd that no amount of cold on the surface could lower the temperature of any internal or gan or tissue appreciably in any circumstance, as long as the pa tient lived. Auntie Binnell paused only long enough to give me a withering . look. "You'll know more when you grow up;"- she remarked, and went on 'With her tirade against "that butcher." At any . rate the op eration was a success. I ;ay I hope all the old witches are dead. It would more than I could stand to hear now from one of them gritting the ' teeth In . sleep is a symptom- of "worms," especially If the child looks "white around, the gills'" and seems little feverish and has a peculiar heavy sweet breath and a coated tongue and maybe a little nausea or stom ach upset. It is truly sad -to think of all the unhappy chil dren who have been piled with sickening, unnecessary and some Imes dangerous "worm medi cine" on some such flimsy pretext.- ' Clerk's Monthly Statement . ; .Jackson County, Oregon j October, 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 October, 1944. G. R. CARTER, County Clerk. i - General County Fund - Pacific Telephone It Tele graph Co.. 184.25; A. J. Ander son, $11.00: Syd I. Brown, trav el, $6.93; Vera S. Smith, travel, $136.05; J. D. Pearson, travel, 930.20; D. V, Hastings, travel, $77.95; Wm. Ore n heme r, $109.10; O. C. Maust, $12.00; Vern D. Brophy, $60.00; Vern D. Brophy, $67.50; California Oregon Power Co., $143.90; H. E. Wharton, $84.16; Hal's Cam era Shop, $5.00; Medford Mail Tribune, $3.95; J. E. Haseltine & Co., $16.06; Columbia Ribbon & Carbon Co. $3.30; Commercial Printing Co. $342.75; Ashland Printing Co., Inc., $49.50; J. R. Blermn, jib.uo; Office station ery & Supply Co., $76.40; West ern Union, $1.93; Paclfio Tele phone & Telegraph Co., $39.15 Harold Walnscott's ' Pharmacy, $28.00; Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal, $6.95; Margaret Ingling, $3.38; Fluhrer's Bakery, $40.30; Snider's Dairy, $35.08; California Pacific Utilities Co., . $7.12; Oakdale Grocery, $249.55; Selby's Home Grocery, $6.66; World Spray Company, $88.65; Medford Printing Company, $33.92; Western Union, $1.98; Office Stationery & Supply Co., $16.00; C. M. Lltwlller, $7.80; Callie R. Hill, $4.00; Henry G. Endcrs, $7.30; Blue Moon Ranch, $12.00; Thomas T. Corn, $4.00; G. H. Billings, $48.60; Maud M. Hcrrlott, $5.20; H. W. Wright, t0.70; E. A. Hildrcth, $4.90; win P. Stone, $19.00; H. E. Webb, $0.30; Roy Ashpole, $11.90; Fred Middlcbu.iher, $.60; James H. Grieve. $8.70; Letsy Miller. $1.70; Bertha Coy Ross, $1.80; Ruby A. Whltmore, $6.90; Thelma Mclntyre. $10.20; R. E. Wilson $1.30; L. H. Wyant $0.70; Alice M. Hailgren. $10.10; Lulu A. DeCarlow, $2 .20; H. G. Hill, $16.80; M. E. Randies. $23.90; Olga F. Brill. $6.50; Geo. Mc- Dnnmitfh SI SO- Rnva Jtr fllr!' Aid Society $45.00; Walter Suth erland, $41.00: Wm. Grenbemer, 573.70; Ean ri. Mordyke, $24.uu: Oils Elevator Co.. $32.50; Wm. Jones. $10.00: Medford Millwork Co., $178.85; Community Hos ts tal. 1 4.50: Pacific Te enhone & Telegraph Co., $16.65; Medford Laboratories, $13.00; Office Sta ' tionery It Supply Co., . $3.25; Clair Norris, $20.00; Mrs. Jes sie M. Mi near, $28.00: General Road Fund, $73.10; G. R. Carter, YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. fit Of course any youngster may harbor worms, round worms or pin-worms, and children who really have worms are not more likely to have the symptoms mentioned or other Illnesses or upsets than are children who do not harbor worms worms. In face there is only one way an honest doctor can tell whether a child or any one else has worms and that is by seeing the worms themselves or by find ing their eggs by microscopic ex amination. In a few Instances worms, eith er round worms or pinworms, do actually cause some Illness but If so, it is strictly a problem for the attending physician to han dle, certainly it is never wise, safe or Justifiable for any one other than the physician to give the child any remedy or treat ment purporting to be good for "worms." Well, we haven't such much about gritting the teeth in sleep we'll talk about it another day. The kids come first here. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Carbon Dioxide pl.xu (ell me if worktnf (round carbon dioxide (as has any 111 ef fect on health or whether there u any denser to life. R. W.)- Answer None If there it plenty of fresh air to breathe. In an atmos phere of pure or nearly pure carbon dioxide suffocation would occur with in a minute. It la mainly the heavy concentration of carbon dioxide In the bottoms fit silos, in eewer man holes, in pita or wells, that causes collapse of persons who enter such places without first testing the atmos phere by trying whether a candle or match will surtvive In It; if there Is not enough oxygen present to support combustion there Is not enough to support life. . s I am 38 years old and have been recently married. When I teU my friends I hope and pray for a baby they say It would be too dangerous at my age. ' (E. H. M.) Answer Break away from the old women and cultivate friends of your own age. This is my honest, studied opinion: If you can roll a string of somersaults on the floor and come up smiling and ready to roll some tnnra vnir It nrltnM PAnriltlnn for ilty. At 40 any - girl - who has care of her health and not neglected physloal education should be at the very peak of fitness for momernooa. Men are Men 1 agree with you about taking Negro blood as well as the blood of the white donor, but is there any possibility of it showing up later on. If a white person received a trans fusion of negro oiood? to. s.) Answer - NO None. No scientist can distinguish the blood of a Negro from the blood ot a member of any other race, because there is no difference. (Copyright, 1944. John F. Dille Co.) ?ostage, $13.00; Walnscott's, 21.39; Department of Agricul ture, $29.72; Irene Mulliri $53.85; E. M. Wilson, $60.00; California Oregon Power Co., $2.34; Ore gon Protective Society, $20.00; Geo. G. Gilman, $40.00; Trow bridge & Flynn, $3.24: First Na tional Bank, $7,108.80; W. D. Withrow, $8.50; Wm. W. P. Holt. $25.00; Catholic Charities, Inc., $40.00; J. K. Gill Company. $25.95; Northern School Supply Co., $19.79; Ina Huson, $30.00; Robert M. Elder, travel, $55.25; Mrs. J. Ekman, $10.00; Medford Printing Co., $19.75; Gertrude McKay, $119.74; Mary Brown, $54.79; Delia Mast, $119.13; Lois Reinklng, $92.20; Laura Marx, $95.25; Beverly June Mee, S63.65; C. A. Myers, travel. $5.50; W. M. Black, $34.93; Harvey Smith, $87.19; Isobel Smith, $64.29; Arthur Jahnke. $79.59; Louise Jahnke, $79.59; Edith Poe, $59.86; Mary Papworth, $59.86; Inez Cahlll, $91.59; Dora Wright, $91.59; Lulcle Christen sen, $98.59; Charles Angle $2.99; ivan ruie, S3.uu; u. W. Daley, $14.97; Benjamlne B. Swindler, $9.98; Loyal J. Smith, $14.97; Clarence . Taylor,- $29.94; Eliza beth June Wilder $20.98; Audrey Ardys Jarmln, $20.98; Doris Knutson, $1.88; Dee Etta Gustaf son, $3.75; Muriel Plnneo, $4.38; Margaret Dugan, $5.00; Clara Ann Roberson, $1.25; Barbara Cary, $1.25: Helena Marie Nel son, $1.88; Clinton A. Smith, ex penses, $51.10; Loyal J. Smith, $7.75; Benjamlne B. Swindler. $3.50; George W. Daley, $4.95: C. Marlon Smith, expense, $25.85; Lyell B. Kofoed, $26.83; Helena Marie Nelson, $31.15; Verna Louise Aplln, $22.25; Doris E. Knutson, $22.25; J. W. CoDeland Yards, $22.69; Fred Kelly $12.00: Oregon State Agri cultural College, $1,707.92: W. E. Cox, $5.75: Electrolux Corpo ration, $12.45 M;cCoy Machinery Co.; $10.12; Physicians & Hos pital Surmlv Co.. S27.70: Mcrl. ford Mail Tribune, $1.95; Frlde- ger urocery Company, $57.57: Medford Meat ComDat.v. S18.25: C. R. Bowman, Teachers' Insti tute,. $130.00; California Oregon Power Co., $32.83; Earl S. Tumy, $20.00; Robert M. Elder, travel, $42.55; Karl L. Janouch, $3.00; Ward B. Spatz, $3.00; Val J. Fischer, $3.00; Chas. Dooms, $3.30: Lam H. Hughes, $3.80: Edward P. Vilas, $3.70; Blanche Hanscom, $3.00; Earnest S. Mad den, $3.50; Bertha lnman, $3.50; Nets Jacobson, $4.00; Ray Zu lauf, $3.60; Stella Htlghes. $6.50: David E. Wilson, $2.90; Robert m. Mlksche, $2.00; Mary Igo, $2.20: Stanley Vauihan. S3.2S Mary D. Hughes, $3.40; Frank W. Houston, $2.70; Dorothy Hardy, $3.20; Marlon Lyman, $3.75; R. R.. Morrow, $3.30; REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheumatism Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostate Qland Ecsema and all disorders ot Liver. Kidney Trouble ant) ether com plaints disappear after using; CHINESE HERBS Removed lo Sparta Bldg. Edward C. Faber, $12.90; Carl A. Hover, $12.70; Marjorie L. Wil cox, $12.60; Orville C. Hamilton, $13.00; Ada L. Dusenberry, $13.40; E. D. Brock, $12.00; Elmer F. Drake, $14.50 Parker Scott Co., $2.66; City Sanitary Service Company, $5.00; G. R. Carter, postage, $6.80; Don Cruikshank, typewriters, $10.50; Aetna Life Insurance Co., $12.24; National Hospital Association, $60.00; G. R. Carter, trustee, $1,267.88; G. R. Carter, trustee, $431.40; Pittsburgh Paints, $.75; Don Cruikshank Typewriters, $22.50; J. E. Kridler, $37.80; State Industrial Accident Com mission. $70.31: City Transfer & Storage Co., $45.75; Carlos Mor ris, $U.B3; West Coast Printing & Binding Co., $150.95; Nelle W. Burns, $129.40; Lester L. Lewis, $30.00; Kirby J. Tant, $30.00; Floyd E. McKee, $60.00; Ashland Printing Co., Inc., $15.30; Western Union. $4.09; L. F. Fernlund, $3.00; E. E. Ras mussen, $3.00; G. E. Carpenter, $2.50: Jim W. Neathamer. $3.00: C. F. Rosecrans. $2.50; Ethel S. Lewis. $3.00: Walter Marshall. $3.00; Charles F. Casey, $2.50; Alex Donaca. fjz.su: Mrs. uer- trude Winningham $2.50; Walter S. Wood, $3.00; A. Jeldness, $3.00; Duane VerBryck, $2.50; Mrs. Louis Blass, $3.00; L,. A. Brennesholtz. $2.50. Civilian Defense Ashland R a 1 1 o n i n g'Board, $15.00; Medford Rationing Board $30.00; Helen Jackson, $82.00; G. R. Carter, trusteer, war fax, $18.00; Pacific Telephone & Tel egraph, $7.75. Jackson County Library Blanche Powell. $50.82: Klocker Prlntery, $5.95; The J. K. Gill Co., $13.59; Gaylord Brothers, Inc., $2.16; Doubleday Doran & Co., $1.75; Consolidated Frelghways, $7.80; Chicago Li brary Service, $2.25; Bob Clay poole, $10.00; Ted Anderson, $5.00; Jeannette Thompson, $61.92; Katrina Runtz, $31.32; E. Fay Woolsey, $67.40: G. R. Carter, trustee, war tax, $37.91; State Industrial Accident Com mission, $0.89; Mrs. J. F. Brown, $6.00; Mrs. Beulah Dusenberry, $6.00; Mrs. Belle Hart, $6.00; Mary Hurst. 56.00: Mrs. Leelah Jones, $6.00; Mrs. D. MacDou- gall, $6.00; Mrs. R. H. Moore, $6.00; Mrs. W. D. Steadman. $6.00; Mrs. Jewell Routh, $8.00; Jackson County Library, $7.10. Hoad Funds Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.. $2.75: Woodbury Company. $13.53; Older Tire Exchange, $99.71; Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.. $6.00: Office Stationery & Supply Co., S7.ou; Woodbury company, $260.30; Paul B. Rynning $34.73; Shell Oil Co., $557.18; Oregon Nevada California Fast Freight, $30.45; Timber Products Co., $20.00; Gilmore Oil Company, $543.65; Union Oil Company of Calif., $1,673.26; Associated Lumber Co., $87.20; J. . Hasel tine & Co., $33.04: A. Boitano. $8.85; Howard Cooper Corp., $37.52; White Motor Company, $13.41; Calif. Oregon Power Co., $1.00; Howard Cooper Corpora tion, $21.77; Klamath Machine & Locomotive Works, $38.18; B. L. Campbell, $113.34; Leslie J. Shorey. $202.09: R. E. Welch. J 35.95; L. J. Blgham, $193.14; . E. Brown, $28.76; Karl Kite, sui.w, w. m. Tetnerow $143.94; Lyal Hartman, $139.71; Wesley Hartman. $163.55: A. R. Burrell. f 25.56; Percy Haley, $134.56; lmer Harnish, $132.01; W. L. Hurst. $137.79: Claude Wade. $105.96; Clarence Baker $193.27; H. C. Dooms, $165.79; Earl Jones, $145.80: Jim Merritt, $165.24; Woodbury Company, $5.26; Calif. Ore. Power Co., $47.10; Littrell Parts, $55.30; mirjoara tiros., inc., $65.22; Howard Cooper Corp., $31.88; Marchant Calculating Machine Co., $41.00; H. L. Pritchard Co., $7.50; Columbia Equipment Co., $3.14; Warren Barlow, $136.78; norjeri uuternng, $84.13; Ches ter I. Bourne, $165.65; W. J. Burbidge. $136.46: Robert Craia. $76.68; Charles Dooms, $177.85; R. N. Finney, $191.54; T. G Gei ger, $129.81; J. L. Harris, $10.35; Thomas Hora, $148.51; Oscar C. ijewis, ?iuo.oi; uien Mccuen, $189.64; Joseph R. Miller, $191.29; David O. Modrell, $33.56; John Payne, $51.12; J. R. Perry, $148.09; W. W. Phillips, $144.64; R. J. Rinabarger, $189.19; Thomas Roseberry, $179.54; Harry W. Scoggln, $153.39; Layman Thomas, $161.91:' Jack Thrasher, $90.26; Harold 'Tolle, $152.11; Edward H. Tuttle, $165.27; Alfred L. THE NEIGHBORHOOD UACUE KClWSt ft US6 fclfR ftfc tAME RUNNMft HH BflWrtH THE ElM St 1lER$ AM) 1rlE WN.NUT AnE. A COUPLE ff TAVERt. M1EMDE0 1b KEEP PEACE , AND IMMEDIATELY BE4RH SO VKJLENHY fl ACCUSE U. Wr'S ItAM OF RWtH IACTiCS TriAT THE PLAYERS HAP 1b imtWEUE AND SEND 1lE PAREMtS HOME IN PWShE Tye, $198.67; A. Wattenberg, $177.69; Kenneth Wattenberg, $185.81; Harvey Wright, $46.04; Prospect Store & Hotel, $1.30; H. L. Pritchard Company, $3.58; Medford Water Commission, $5.80; California Oregon Power Co., $1.00; Eagle Point Water Commission, $2.50; Whittle Transfer Co., $7.80; Medford Service Station, $1.00; Porter Lumber Company, $24.00; Bruce Bauer Lumber Co., $4.76; Mrs. Louise Perozzi, $100.00; Joe Mil ler, $150.00; Cullen Motor & Im plement Co., $2.20; Medford Concrete Construction Co., $39.00; Robert S. Farrell, Jr., $1.00; Columbia Equipment Co., $5.64; Pacific Tel.. & Tel. Co., $5.65; Colyear Motor Sales Co., $18.95; Woodbury Company, $8.17; City of Ashland, $2.50; Big Pines Lumber Co., $230.98; Aetna Life Insurance Co. $22.40; National Hospital Ass'n., $65.00; G. R. Carter, trustee, war bonds, $618.75; G. R. Catrer, trustee, war tax, $670.20: State Indus trial Accident Commission, $205.44. On the Radio Chains i STATIONSl ' Chain affiliation and when tbe are on the dlaJt RALE (MBS) ISSO, Portland. KtX (NBC-blue) lluu. Portland. KUA (NKC-Hlue A MUS) 1610 Spokane: KUO (NbOUlue) SIU Sao Francisco i KUW (NBC-Bed) 620. Portland: KJB (NBU-Hlue) looo. wattle: KNX (CB1 1070 Los Angeles; KUA (NBC-Bed) KM) Denver: KOIN (CBH) 010, Port land; HOMO (NBC-Red) 850 Seattle-, RHO (NBC-Bed) 680 Ban Francisco; SSL (CBS) 1160 Salt Laka Clt, Time Shown Is PWT a.nn Tarru unri Pi fit,, BN. OK' for Release. NBC. 5. 10 p m -W trmvj man, MBS 5-30 p m. Jack Armstrong BN Harry (Tannery, News, CBS; Tom Mix. MS p m -Captain Midnight. BN: Nieht News Wire. MBS. News. CBS 6 00 o m -Music Hall. NBC. Majol Bowes CBS Gabnel Header MBS: Carlson ano News BN . 8:15 p m Serein Tern MBS. Lou rto' . om,.. Spotlight Band BN Corliss Archer CBS StarllKhl Serenade MBS 7:UO D til - AIIDUM IIIU NBC: Raymond Gram Swing BN First Line. CBS; Henry Gladstone. MBS. I.li p ra Lowell rhomas. MMb 7:30 p m March ot Time. BN. Red Rvder. MBS; Rudy Vallee. NBC. 8 :00 p. m. Music Shop, NBC. Sammy Kaye. MBS. , B:lb p m -MiKhi fcditor. NBC: Lum and Abner. BN 8-30 p m. Cot tee rime NBC; Ueatn vanay Sherltt CBS Fred War- 0 00 p m New MBS. Amertca a IUWII W1CI1LII1K VFI well fMI a-., . Shore NBC 9 15 p m-Hex Miller MBS 9 30 p m -Cilery Queen Mysteries NBC. Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS; Woody Herman Orch . CBS 10:00 p. m. News Reporter. NBC. Friday 5:00 p m Terr.v and Pirates, BN. OK for Release, NBC. 3:1b p m -Dick l racy BN Super man MBS 5 30 p m J ach Armstrong. BN . Harry W FlannerV news. CBS. Ad ventures of Tom Mix. MBS 5:4S n m. Elmer Petersom Com menu lor. NBC. Cnpt Midnight, BN: Night News Wire. MBS; News, CBS 6.00 p. m. Walts Time. NBC. Ga- oriei tieauer. mtia; aerenaae, on. 8. id p m Screen teal, MBS 0:30 o m -People Are Funny NBC: That Brewster Boy, CBS; Double or Nothing, MBS. 7:00 p m. People Are Funny Amos Andy NBC ;i.rante and Moore CBS. Dal Carnegie. MBS 7 1S p m low I rhomas MBS: Ted Malnne BN 7:30 p. r.. Stage Door Canteen, CBS; Lone Ranger, MBS. 8:00 p. m. Music Shop, NBC; ngnu, mud. 6:li b m - Press Club. CBS KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help IS Mllea of Kidney Tubes Flush Out PoUonous Waste If you bsvean exrm of acids Id your blood, your 14 miles of kidney tubes may be over worked. These tiny filters and tubes are work ing day and night to help Nature rid your System of excess adds and poisonous waste. When dlaordar of kidney funttioti permits wUmioifc matter to remain in your blood, tl . sy oause i- "i ging baokiohe.rheumatto pains, le nail's, m of pep and energy, getting JP pir 's, -welling, puffiueae under the eyes, atutobcb i nd aiiiitum Frequent or scanty Ew-J with marting and burning aome x ftivvf there la something wrong with wr .udnc)e or bladder. Kidneys mav need help the same aa bowels, so ask your IrumrUt for Donna 1018, used suo ef atully by millions for over 40 years. They , alTt happy relief and will help the lfi miles of Udr jy tubes flush out poisonous waste from your dlood. Get Doac s Pills. ICE SKATE TO-NITE and very nlto except Monday 7:45 to 10:15 Sat. & Sun. Matinee MEDFORD ICE ARENA 619 S. Grape Phone 4511 Br GLUYAS WILLIAMS -SO b bi Duffr's Tavern tVBdt Ur.ng Liubiers. BN: It Pays lo He. Igi &on.nt CBS - 'A :oo p in ruriougn run- sw; News. MBS; A Id rich family. CBS. f 9:3U p m Fulton iswu, Jr. AisjHK ArluonniraM aI Thin Man C HQ J 10:U0 p. mv News, NBC; five Atar, Final. CBS. '7?1 ii:tm p. m. .oncert Hour, bit. ' 11:43 p. mOn all night, BN. f r. Foots Creek ; l Foot Creek, Nov. 18 MH; ana Mn. Charles Mnta( Portland spent the week-end their home here. The Monti are building on to their hi here. After the war they ! pi to build a larger home Mrs. Ruth Hope of Medio! SDent the week-end with grandparents, Mr. and Mifi George Lance, who are reeovef-j ev ecetttoe1 i"s uum jiijuries iney recen received. Mrs. ' Lance QTDA hire A C IT CTVMC D.. VDATVCT tltv , . - ' ,- . . lAker the priaeiAta ."".A .. . f ' 'ssssaJ cmuMJt 4r meteor T. ; 1 J i 4tiTA 'tSSJi' : -. Of Hilt. MAX 7W ' I k- A J .t2SJS.-f STANDS cj 7opof rue VI kg . r eVeT ? I Ha."" lummvl. SAM HIL... ra TMr'-fJ B-,N-r I !S5rT1snan OS THE ' ,'K1!Cea&l J?5?5 ' M IS-Cnsdlsn "TT 1 3 'VljS l li 1 15 I l-i Is U I; I la iio , n ' i u 'u. thm A0iz r.'rm i m k.'J I I . J '"Eif&Tsr JJyJrJ lllJ p 1 t : a si BARNEY GOOGLE and 8 SMITH , - :lliMBfl' ' fiT PORE SNUFFM A VX-ni KKlr 6LRCK 0RRG00NS '!TjKmM4'Mt iwrr wont ee enuff ftitfJr. '&m "fr fwTzE Jes" sTftRreo: r . rwts . BUZ 8AWYEH ''. ?; ' i ' . . ' ' " " . S' II : ' .- 1 1 'THEV LOOK UK6 YMYS S 1 u-----'?!, C' . . -J 5SBiN. au right. TviERt's -me 'rJ ""fiU' CONTROU 6R TO RED Uftafn HERE f THEV CtOT VftIRL- e Bl0NPC!Va9v-aT WVZ MAKE CERTAIM THIS KATE ,r THEY OUR ESSr6, V "y" ARETHE MANNED VI AMERICANS K&te j I C0rA6. AND MAN86 f S.f ( SHOW V0UR - I PIMPUI) ; BLONDIE ;';"'"' ' " . '". .'.'."': fJT eOMl,CVViSy--lDOES HE THINK JF' I IHELLO, OH, DASWOOD-- I fM I , ; , - ' ' 1 GET UP OM My. HE CAN PULL t5EAR5iVDU LOOK MORE . - - 3 L SHOULDERS-- THAT OLD GAS rttt QifDSOM: ESERV - JfefffiT " 1 L1L ABNEH ' HA-HA.' all M V-tlilJ STOP TRYINV lAN'-NOw-aACK J-t molo 1cDANCV'Jvhgotau-tan:'i-c'at Dtn l t, irK T-rire TM'AiVe? oveuiTH- -s it, UrfwiTup in a loose mj- T ?UM i n WAY ClS1 UNS- i':.SOATMAR.J7 aAU-OON-NO TEU-iN-A vice, s , v3T.if rtUT sri Sl-I'L. r WIF Y-YO.'.'A HOvy long ah o of bin Idear. JOAN L. SULLIVAN- $ OUT. YO JV MP ,. 'r " THR & THET OUUJIT L THE NEBBS . ...... AW.YOUTJE . f YOU DOTT NEED x 1 1 RUCrV, 1 SUSPZCTYsuKE 1 II WOULD VoU.V Di inv MbthebI , N ousttwn' ( no Swine .. but Your) you brought Mbx mter? l Kj?tS?v r broken bones' In her right foot and ankle and knees. Injured In an automobile accident Septem ber 11. Mr. Lance suffered a broken collarbone and ribs in a fall October 29. . - , C. Howard Is again' confined to his home with asthma. The Howards' daughter from - Los Angeles Is here with them. ' Claris Stumbo of the navy, who has been 'in' the south Pa. cific for some time, came No vember 9 to visit with his. par- Chalker's Motel & Ledge OFFICERS' CLUB . Dine Dance-Refreshments Chicken and Sttak Dinner. Most Unique Flac in So Ore ... CLOSED MONDAYS rnurtdays Private Partle. onlvw rot Reservations fh ole mil i a i r.t.n m a, aa ia raunim Vl"W V kvh- 'S I Hok! court S 52 I ll.-Caltlv.ted , ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stumbo. Mrs. Jack Pickard and daugh ter, Mrs. Jack Wilson of Med ford were recent business visi tors here,, and called-, on Mr. and, Mrs. . George Lance. ' . Mrs. Hazel : Burton, returned home November 7' from a two weeks ; visit in San . Francisco with her husband .who- is em ployed there, and her daughter, Mrs.; Larry Green.: Serving on the election board were ' Mrs.' Laura ' Daily, Mrs. Letsy Millet-, Mrs.- Beth Potter. Mrs.' Sylvia - Hill ' and Marion ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken "and steak dinners 7:00 p m., 3 a m. except Sunday ' ' Phone day time 5300: night 9101 . Crossword Puzzle M Potatoes IB A number " IS Bit of advice 1 a Edge bt volcaoe Barsb 41 -Behind 43 French rlTsr itIndefinite periods ot Uma 41 8sfclooa 4 Lid W Harken . M Wife of ' , . - Tyudareo ' D4 fltrsy 6ft Being, la r abstract $8 Poem of initio life , , 17 fiuobeam Lance served Judge to tj place of his brother, George Lance, who-was ill. Mrs. C O. McLalleh, Sr.; ao companied her daughter-in-law. Mrs. C. O. McLallen, Jr., of Med ford to San Diego, where she ia visitlngher son who-is in-the navy. ' ' ...'. r MOW OP EH! TAKE -IT -EASY ' lodge ; Dins and Danes ; Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.. ; One-Half Mile Up 1 'J . Savage. 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