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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, March 28, 194S Your Health and It's Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Raadars should address InqulrUi tot Dr. William Brady, 265 El Camino, Bevsrly Hilli, Calif. SALICYLATES For more than fifty years salts of salicylic acid, particularly sodium salicylate and methyl salicylate (oil of wintergreen or oil of birch synth e t i c or distilled from winter green leaves or birch bark) have been used as remedies for rheum a 1 1 s m lnflammato r y rheum a t i i m, rheumatic fev- Dr. Brady er, acute in fectious arthritis. The same rem Idies have been employed almost as much for relief of various other ills called rheumatism Acetylsallcyllc acid (aspirin) was Introduced primarily as an im provement upon other salicylates or salicylic acid compounds, but has come to be used chiefly as a pain-killer in all sorts of pain ful conditions. Any of these medicines may produce unpleasant or danser ous effects such as tinnitus (ringing or other noises tn ears), vertigo, deafness, nausea. So far as untoward or dangerous by- effects are concerned, aspirin is little if any safer than other salicylic add compounds. In my opinion usptrln has no remedial value other than the relief It may give to ache or pain. I do not believe It cures or helps In the cih-e of any ailment or di sease. Recently some good physic ians have administered by slow injection . Into a vein large mounts of sodium salicylate s much as 10 Gm. (nearly 190 grains) dissolved In nearly a quart of salt solution every day for four days In acute rheuma tic fever, with astonishing relief for the sick child (most cases of rheumatic fever occur in child hood). One of the risks in such treat ment Is prolongation of clotting time, which would increase the hazards of hemorrhagic compli cations from the damage the rheumatic infection Itself does to the blood vessels. But this risk la largely guarded against by giving the patient a d e q u at e amounts of vitamin K, which is v Clerk's Monthly Statement Jackson County. Oregon EV.U... ...... iQdl The following Is a statement 'of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County, Ore- J on, showing a list of claimants or supplies and services which were passed upon during the month oi veDruary, iuia. G.R.CARTER, . County Clerk General County Fund Fred Kelly. 112.00: Alton Lee Wlls, $17,48; Mary Papwortlt, 124.84: Geo. U. unman, i.ou; Raleigh Matthews, $52.80; Pa cific Telephone St Telegraph Co., 27.35; Earl S. Tumy, $20.00; Kav Lithographing. Inc.. $5.40; Danlels-Roblnson Insurance Agency, $225.00; Kay L,itno- traphlng, Inc;, $15.37: Medford tationery Store, $9.00; Klocker Prlntery, $11.35; Blake Moffitt & Towne, $3.34; Wm. W. P. Holt, M. D., $5.00; E. M. Wilson $60.00; Medford Domestic Laun dry, $49.78; Leever Harwarc Co., $3.00; Ashland Creamery. $18.40; Medford Ice St Storage Co., Inc., $1.50; Osmund it Com any, $9.71; Independent Truck tne. $2.13; Shell Oil Company $8.24; Gilinore Oil Company, $8.80; Frldegcr Grocery Com pany, $62,03; Groceteria Super Food Markets, $5.78; George Yockel, $9 00; Andrew E. Stev ens, $1.75; Standard Brands, $7.41; F. E. Samson Co., $62.80: Mannas Department Store $21.93; Monarch Seed & Feed Co., $1.00; American Hospital Supply Corp., $38.00; Physicians It Hospitals Supply Co., $21.35; Medford - Mail Tribune, $1.05. Hubbard Brothers, Inc., $3.92: Brill Metal Works, $1.50; Trow bridge & Flynn Electric Co.. $3.50; California Oregon Power Co., $37.17; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., $7.25; Roy Bolz. $29.75; Western Union, $5.80, Una B. Inch, Travel, $27.95. Robt. E. Heln, $4 00; Dan Cruik ihank, $18 50; Hotel Medford 6.55; Commercial Printing Co. Inc., $50.80; Pacific Telephone St Telegraph Co., $78.82; West ern Union, $5.48; Ashland Print ing Co., $15.15: Robert M. Elder travel, $48 20; Children's Farm Home, $25.00; Office Stationery St Supply Co., $7.80; Pacific Telephone St Telegraph Co . J 14.00; Bostllch Northwest Co. 17.37; American Surety Co. of N. Y., $10 00; Don Cruikshank Typewriters. $15.00; Normnn S Thames, $40 00; E. E. Miller .25; Merchant Calculating Ma chine Co., $78 00; Office Station ery St Supply Co., 171 75; West ern Union, $0.62; Community Hospital, $2.00; American Latin dry, $8.10; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., $17 05; Wain cott's, $18 38; Western Oil & Burner Co., $08 81; Otis Eleva tor Co., $32 50; California Ore on Power Co., $179 00; Earl S Tumy, $147 85; C. R Bowmnn travel, $33 00; J, D. Pearson travel, $5100; D. V. Hastings travel, $08 85; Wm. Grenbemer travel, $87 00; Vern 8. Smith travel, $81 BO; O. R. Carter travel, $12 00; G. C. Prescott 132 30; Department of Agrlcul ture, $29.72: Wainscotfi $50 32. Padgham Planing Mill, $72 00' Office Stationery & Supply Co. 2.50; Merlford Printing Com pany $18.80; Kay lithographing, FOR RrfEUMATIZ a physiological essential for na tural control of bleeding or hemorrhage by coagulation or clotting of blood. Alfalfa (rich source of vitamin K, as also are other green leaves such as cab bage, spinach, cauliflower, kale carrot tops) concentrate or syn thetic vitamin K may be given for this purpose. It is ny own belief that the sallcyla'es have remedial value only In rheumatic fever (acute Infectious arthritis, Inflamma tory rheumatism), and that aside from temporarily relieving ache or pain neither sodium salicylate nor methyl salicylate (winter- green oil, sweet birch oil) nor acetyl sallcyllc acid (aspirin) has any remedial value In any form of chronic Joint trouble, whether the nature of the trouble is ob scured under the meaningless name of "rheumatism" or not, The nature of rheumatic (ever or acute infectious arthritis will be another story, Here suffice to say (1) It Is always an acute ill ness usually affecting a young person, and (2) rarely if ever does any lasting disability of the affected Joints follow the attack QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Wretched Parent We have been married four yean. My husband la 28 and I am 29. Hli niuthor oblected to his marryinft uo young1 Mtid both his parents object to our having children for a while yet, Out when or if "His Majesty does enmm 1 want him healthy and haDDV, so I am sending for your booklets. tMrs. C. H. T.) Answer For Preparing for Matern ity send 10 cents, and stamped en velope bearing your addresses. Both booklets freo t service men or their wives who provide the stamped ad dressed envelope. I advise you, ma'am, to go ahead and have a baby now and keep as far from those parents, in-law as you can from now on. Is your husband a man or his parents' chattel? Use your Belly Please let me have your Instruc tions for belly breathing. I do about three dozen somersaults every day. But I can't do them backwards. Can you? (Mrs. S. M.) Answer The belly breathing exer cise Is described In pamphlet copy mailed on request (do not use clip ping) If you inclose stamped en velope I earing your address. There is no particular advantage In doing back somersaults, but, certainly, I can do when I grow too old to roll somer saults I'll know I'm really old. I'd hate to be in the shoes ot a lot of folk 40 and 90 who can't roll somer saults. If any reader wants to know more about this, send stamped self addressed envelope and ask for "In vitation to the Somersaultauqua." If you ask for either of these pamphlets It Is yours, but If yu ask for both, Inclose 10 cents with the 8. a. a. (Copyright, 1049. by John r. Dllle Co.) Inc., $6.90; Office Stationery St Supply Co., $73.50; Gay W. Dut- ton, siz.uu: i;naries v. mauueie $7.50; Wesley R, France, $52.00; .Tnaenh D. Morrison. $60.00; Call fornfa Oregon Power Co., $1.96, Catholic Charities, Inc., $40.00; Boys' St Girls' Aid Society, $40.00; Kay Lithographing, Inc., $3.00; Medford Ulrica Equip ment Co.. S3.50: R. A. Holmes Inc. Agency. $30.32; Redden & Company, siu.uu uan n. ieng u i I., con an. eH I Brown, $6.95; Ashland Printing Co., Inc., $H8.zs; commercial Printirm Co.. Inc... $6.25: Med ford News Print Shop, $23.10. Office Stationery St Supply uo., $1.00; Western Union, $2.04; Pa clflc Telephone St Telegraph Co.. $70.85: Medford Stationery Store, $2.50; Modern Plumbing St Sheet Metal, s3.d; t iunrer s Bakery, $29.90; City Meat Mar ket, $2.35; Big Y Super Market, $3.04; Lumari Brothers, $124.57; Peerless Market, $6.20; Califor nia Pacific Utilities, $7.82; Sni der's Dairy, $32.73; J. D. Pear son, $70.00; Ruth C. Dailey. $42.00; First National Bank, $6,888.20; Ina Huson, $30.00; Domestic Laundry, $14.00: Ar thur Jahnke. $7!) 82; Louisa Jahnke, $79.82; Dotty Jones, $60.62; Curtis Cllne, S64.D0; Inez Cnhall, $86.02; Dora Wright. $86.02; L u c 1 1 e Chrlstcnsen. $95.72; Bessie Slple Meyer. $14.97: H. W. Conger, $20.40: Trowbridge St Flynn, $33.38; Cutter Laboratories, $58.10, Medford Laboratories, $13.50; Robert M. Elder, travel, $95.00; Medford News Print Shop, $19.00; C. A. Myers, $5.25; Charles Angle, $3 00; J. C Poitevint, $3.00; M. M. Morgan. $14.98; V. B. Ward. $14.98; A. C. Dlotrlck $1188; G. C. Pres cott, $226.50; Brophy's, $12.50; Office Stationery St Supply Co., $1.50; (J. Marlon smith, $az.3D. Clinton A. Smith, $44.61; G. R Carter, postage, $6.36; John F Glcason, $2.75; Northern School Supply Co., $80.48; C. R. Bow man, travel, $12.40; Clyde Bal dnrson, $100.74; Dick Head $12.80; Columbia Ribbon & Car bon Co.. $6.00; Oregon Protec tive Society, $15.00; R. E. Koo zer, $3.80; Jessie Jones, $2.00; M. J. Kaiser, $3.20; Helen Ens mincer, $3.30; Herman Offcn bacher, $3 90; Mnynard A. Put ncy. $2.00; J. C. Edwin Shipley $3.80; Violet Whittle, $3.30; Chester Wcndt, $2.50; Emilia G Tuttlc, $2.00; Thomas Vestal. $4.00; Thomas Stanley, $4 00: Otto Nledermeyer, $2 50; Robert E. Dod' $3 30; Glenn Darby $2.80; A. Z. Dean, $2 00; Hcnrv Ellsworth Conger, $2.50; Verna R. Matthews, $4.60; Rubv Nel son. $4.20; l.uta Kyle. $3 00; Mne C. Henselman, $3 00; Victor Bur sell, $3 50; Mildred L. Haines $4.30; Cyrus Scott Hamilton $3 65; Una B. Inch, travel, $36 75; C. Z. Boydcn. $9 19. G C. Prescott, $30.20; Edward Bol Ing, $2.80; Ben F. Edmondson $17 50; Hurry WrlRht, $8.50: Amy Grissom, $3 00; Krnnk Decker, $1250; Frank Plllon $3 00; Robert Bean, $3.00: Ed Rowilen, $3 00; P. A. Hulse $10 00; Mark Wlnnlngham, $2 50; Leslie A. Rl?cl, $3 50. Alf F, White, $6 00: C. F. Rose cruris, $5 00; Harry Wright $11.00; W, J. Beagle, $3.00; Ed Cook, $3.00 Theodore Avgcris, $3.00; Art Moore, $8.00; Irvln Dahack. $14.50; Ted R. WiKrout. $5.00; L. R. Killian, $3.00; A L. Pech, $2.50; Dave Smith co an. r u c-1 ...... i n r . r aid Hansen, $2.50; Anton Ring, so.uu; rranx unman, sji.ou Walter W. Marshall, $5.00; A Jeldness, $8.00; William Kantor $3.00; W. L. Bigelow, $5.00: Daid Thompson, $7.50; W. A. Scott, $26.00; W. S. Epperson $3.00; Albert L. Cavin, $3.00; National Hospital Association, $65.00; G. R. Carter, trustee, war tax, 9id32.au; u. n. carter trustee, war bonds, $468115 Aetna Life Insurance Co., $12.24 KtatA fnHil.ti-ial AnoiHant fnm mission, $66.21; Nelle W. Burns, i20.ou; Asniana printing uo. Inc., $14.70; Kirby J. Tant man nn. Pnhor1. tii9 nn- tur a Beneka, $25.00; City Sanitary aervice co., $o.uu; American Laundry, $8.91; Pacific rel& nhnne A Tplptfrnnh fn C.13AU E. M. Wilson, $80.00; Children's rarm nome, zd.uu; tan s Tumy, $20.00; A. Erin Merkel, M. D., $54.00. Civilian Defense Ashland Rationing Board, 20 HO- MtxAfnrA R a I n n 1 n a Board, $30.00; Pacific Telephone et xeiegrapn Co., $7.73; Helen Jackson, $30.10; G. R, Carter, trustee, $19.90. Jackson County Library Binford's and Mort, $2.72; Gavllrd's Brother si firm- The J. K. Gill Co., $18.80; Marjorie nopKins, d.uu; A. C. McClurg & Co., $3.85; The Macmillan Co. $17.28; The Oregon News Co., $11.29; Pacific Northwest Biblio graphic Center, $10 00; Avon Books, Inc., $0.82; Caxton Print ers, $14.32; Chicago Library Service, $1.25; Doubldday Doran & Co., $24.93; The J. K. Gill Co., $16.62; Medford Stationery Store, $9.35; Office Stationery St Supply Co., $2.00: Medfora News Co., $14.64; Mrs. R. H Paxson, $38.55; Gordon Price, $15.00; Jeannette L. Thompson, $36.80; Katrina Runtz, $34.69; Ruth Drvsrlnlo tin S5, un,f. S. Hopkins, $18.30; E. Fay Wool ocy, ipuu ou; u.-. carter, trus tee, war tax, $43.08; State Indus trial Accident Commission. SO. 87: Mrs. J V Rmwn en nn. Mrs. Beulah Dusenberry' $8 00; una. uuiie nnrt, $o.uu; ti. A Hllrireth fl nn- u.. I r ,..ih 1 .w.uw, UCIIOII Jones, $6.00; Mrs. A. M. Poole, ?o.uu; Mrs. jewel Kouth, $6 00; Mrs.'R. H. Moore, $8.00; Mrs W. D. Steadman, $6.00; Jackson County Library, $11.27, noaa f unds Shell Oil fin $73 nn- nno Oil Company, $126.14; "Chet" Leonard's Super Service, $18.17; Older Tira kyphnnsa OKB R'l. Oregon-Nevada-California Fast rreigni, $i.uu; stamper Hard ware. $10.20? MoHfnrj i,,mk.. Co., Inc., $122.00; Pacific Tele phone St Telegraph Co., $6.75. Dawson Electric, $16.51; Wood- Dury company, $5.13; Colyear Motor Sales Co., $2.00; Timber Prndnrta Cn C1dOK. u -------- w., v iiw.'fjei a Radiator Service, $18.00; Pacific i, pnon8 Telegraph Co. $3.85; Associated Lumber Com Pan. $149.28; Claude C. Holmes, $20.08; Pierce Auto Freight Lines, $1.27; California Oregon Power Co., $1.00; Oregon-Neva da-California Fast Freight, $1.02, Lorenz Co., $10.14; Robinson Sb m Cn ft1) an. n i .. u i Equipment Co., $11.11; Reed Tractor St Equipment Co. $10.85; Lorenzo f7i so qq, urnn,4i : - wat yuiuU UUUUU1 V CO.. S3 H ft' Hnllonr4 to, na. Columbia Equipment Co." $11 14; uuwaru cooper corp., $20 23 Woodbury Co., $26.86; Frank DeSonm 7 ? r.iin,A.. rn Co., $701.67; D. L. Davidson. $uu; H. L. Pritchard Company $4.05; R. E. Welch, $77.99. Percy Haley, $134.29; Elmer Hnrnlrh SI 95 no. rlr,..j tr $132.52; L. J. Bigham, $174.76; n.nn ivne, $148.H7; Dennis Lee $84.37; W. M. Tetherow, $141 57 Lyal Hartman, $133.27; Wesley nanman, toM.aa; Clarence Baker. S14HSR. H r nnn. $168.41; Earl Jones, $135.71; Jim Merritt, $162.87: Warren Bar low, $145.07; Arthur Boggis $133 21: rh.l. t n.f. $156.51; W. J. Burbldge, $113.84 Fred Combest, $128.22; Robert Cra'S. $171.13; Charles Dooms, S150.21- R M Ci.. clean. Oscar C. Lewis, $106 97; J. L narris, $140.H8; Thomas Hora $130 41' P.lnn iTrtn. r , . Joseph Miller, $172.76; David O Modrell, $153.53; W. W. Phillips Willi' R- J- Rlnabarger $100.02; Thomas Roseberrv rH"ry W'. Scoggin.: $144.33; Syd I. Brown, $23.25. Layman Thomas, $7.99; Jack Thrasher, $27.92; Harold E Tolle, $183.24; Edward H. Tuttle $181.62; Alfred L. Tye, $175.01; A. Wattenberg, $172.02; Whittle Transfer Co., $15 60; Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.. $79 19; Howard Cooper. Corp ;-". witruiora water commis slon, $5.95; California Oregon Power Co., $65 75; Woodbury Company, $2.10; Medford Serv Ice Station, $25.50; Llttrell Parts, $29.34; Medford Concrete Construction Co., $112 65; Tim ber Products Co., $245.00; Hub uiira tjromers, inc., $52.95 BrUPO R B 11 p b t.itmhn, rn $20 50; F. F. Burk, $16.00; Med lora Mimuer Co., $260 00; Tim ber Products Co., $51 75; Eagle Point Lumber Co., $2.60; C R Carter, trustee, war bonds $608 75; G.- R Carter, trustee . 911'i.iu; neina cm1 Insurance Co., $20 91; National Hospital Association, $57 50 State Industrial Accident Com mission, $238 49; Older Tire Ex Change, $39.11. NEW IOWA COACH Iowa Cltv. Ia.. March 28 (U.R) University of Iowa Presi dent Virgil M. Hanccr said to day that Clem F. Crowe, former Notre Dame basketball and foot ball coach, has been approved by the state board of education to head the Hawkeyes' gridiron activities. caro or thanks We wish to thank our many friends and nelshbnrs ant) especially the Church of God and Hvibh-ird 'Hrrva rnr their enmtfrtlnn wonts 'ami all for the beMiltftil rlnwers in hrhn't rf our Invert one, Mrs. U. D, Pyle and vauareia, r On the Radio Chain I r a r i o n s i Chain armiatiuo and where Uis are uu the dial. KAI.K (CBS), 1130. Portland. HEX (Nttc-Uluel 1190. furiland KUA (Mlt-Hlus and MUSI. IJia. epukane, KliU INUC-Ulue) 110 San .rrannsco. KOW IMIL'-Kcdl 820. Portland: KJ11 (NBC-Blue) IUII0 Seattle. KNX (CBS). 1070 Ls Annelrl. KOA INBC-lted), 850 Denver. KOtN (CBS), 9J0, Hurt land KIIMO (NHC Rpdl 950 Seat tle KPO (NBC Red), 6S0, San rranclsc-o, KHL (CBS). 1160. Hall Lake City lime Shown la PWI. Monday " " 8:00 p m.OK or Release, NBC Terry and Pirates, BN, News, MBS 3:1S p m Dick Tracy, BN. Suoer. man iYfBS; Betty and Bob. NBC u " ... w, ru-esione. Nrsu; Harry riannery. News, CBS; Jack Armstrong. BN; Tom Mix. MBS vSiiljf Sf.TKSi..CBS, Captain n nn "igni news wire. MUS a "' v-armicnaei, inhu. ..6i? 0 m information Please NBC: Spotlight Bands. BN 7-nn n n d .....j v.. . ... n.mi uuiia riayers, CBS; Anita Ellis MBS. Guy Lombardo i.ie o m uiwell Thomis. MBS . 7:?5 D m rUr' 5- NBC. Thanks , i,oa; LKina Hanger. 8:00 p m. Supper club. NBC; Jack Klrkwood. CBS; Ted Malone. BN 8 IS p m Hedda Hopper, CBS; Lum und Abner. BNi Fleetwood Law ton. NBC 8:30 p m Cavalcade of America NBC: Michael Shane. MBS; Hawtnorne House BN. Burns and Allen. CBS o-nn n m niln r . ok, at Glenn Hardy. MBS; The Whistler .CBS: telephone Hour, NBC ,.,BU t m-vnx Pop. CBS: Nnnh Webster Says, NBC; Green Hornet. BN. 10:00 n m News, NBC; fulton Lewis, MBS; Carlson and the News in-lS n m CWlMk U.t .anu. "-" f " "i.e. mDO, On Our Bandstand. NBC iu ju p m sweetnenrt Swingtlme NBC; (Inneman's Nlte Club, BN. 11:00 p m News, BN. Tuesday 5 00 p m. Terry and Pirates. BN. OK for Release NBC: News, MBS 8:13 p m Dick Tracy, BN; Super, man. MBS: Bettv and Bob. NBC 8:30 p m Dote with Judv, NBC: Jack Armstrong, BN: Harry Flannery. News. CBS; Adventures of Tom Mix. MBS. 8:43 p m Capt Midnight. BN: Nlirht News Wire. MBS: News, CBS 6:00 D. m Mvsterv Theater NRn- Gahrlel Heatfer, MBS; Inner Sanctum CBS; News. BN 81S D m Jlmmv "Idler. MBS- Sun. per Music. BN: Service tn the F-rnnt. I.D3. 0:30 p m Plbber McCee and Molly. NBC: Spotlight Bands, BN: American Forum, MBS. 7:00 p m. Bob Hope, NBC; Trans Atlantic Quiz. BN 7:15 p m Lowell Thomas. MBS 7:30 D m. Hilrieenrrie NRn- Rprt ttlder. MBS: One Man's Family. BN h:uu p m supper Club. NBC; Jack Klrkwood Show, CBS; Ted Malone BN. 8:15 p m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: Mnslr. CBS; Lum and Abner, BN 8:30 D m Johnnv Present. NRC Theater of Romance. CBS- Allan Voung Show. BN; Rov Rogers, MBS. " "u p m cvervininR mr rjovs. die Town, cus; Glen Hardy News MBS S-15 o m Rex Miller. MBS. 9:30 p m Murder Will Out, BN: Mysterious Traveler. MBS. 10:00 p m News. NBC; Carlson and News. BN: Fulton Lewis MBS 10:13 p m On Our Bandstand. wtit:: auorta rrogram. BN. 10:30 p m Edwin C Hill. CBS: Fenneman's Nlte Club. BN: Sweet heart Swinfl Time. NBC. 11:00 p. m. Man Named Jordan, ,ua, urcnesu-a, nuu; news, en. Daily Weather Report Vnrfmttm Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with showers in mountains, Little change In tempera lure, Orepon: Partly eloudv tonlcht. Tues day. increisina cloudiness western portion with roln alon? coast late In qay. untie cmnm in temperature. Local Data Temnernture a year aro today: Highest 83 dcrreea. lowest 26. Total monthly nrenlnltntlnn 1 07 Inches. Excess for the month .78 Inch. Total pre-Mount'on smce September i. iu4i. ia.it lncnea. uxcesa tor tne ewn bi men. Relative hitmldftv at 4:!TOp. m yesterday 67, 4:30 today 92. . Tomorrow v Sunday 7-02 a. m., wnet 7:3t p. in. Past 34 hours: H'h Low Prec, Boise 38 .08 36 41 Roston . B7 Chicano H7 S3 as aio 48 34 40 44 Denver .... 08 Eureka R4 Havre M rios Antfeles 6a Medford 58 New York fl Omaha 67 Phoenfx , 70 Portland fll .28 .16 .02 trae "eno 55 Ro-ebunr R7 Salt Lake fl3 Sin Francisco . 53 Seattle 60 Snoknne 48 WashinRton, D. C. 74 Yakima 53 .81 .09 S P E C T A L Communitlon Central Point, Ore., Lodge 133, a. r . r a. wi.. woanes day. March 38. 1043. Work In the E. A. degree. Visit ors welcome. Ray Brtggs, W. M Too Late to Classify FULLER self-polishing wax, 9Beqi. hi., o.j; biso pasie wax ana liquid FOR SALE Roller skates, girl's, slxe ll'iJ"?1 L;au aoie. LOST On Antelope creek road be- tween nnieiope urcnarci and Med ford. a suitcase full of clothing, both lady's and menswear. Kindly contact 219 Talent court, rear apt. Reward, RELIABLE men want steady Jobs. pojiiier, mtumenance, piumu er, helper, night watchman, machine dishwasher, others. WhAt do you need? References. Harley, Ashland, 7001. METAL LUNCH BOX with pint the?. uuiue in varas sporung STARK piano lot sale. Call 508, Jack- sonviiie. bvkk shady COURT Nice places to nvw d nines aouui meaiora on uw Phone 6483, FOR RENT FurnlsHrd. modern 3- room aparuneni. Adults. No peta. 124 King. r WANTED ATCNC"ETwo beautv op- vittiuia nowmin a ueauiy iMIOll. Phone 3188. $4750 130 acres, 3S acres farm; 5-rm. house and other outbulldlnfcs. Two live springs on place, runs year round. '1 miles from Talent. This In cludes crop at this price. This Is tine alfalfa land. BEN R. COOPEH. Broker; CHAS. BLAES. Salesman. 223 N. Riverside. Phone 7357. WANTED SmaiT concrete mixer. Ken- ncin Aieaciowa. ureter urccn House, Rt. 4. Box S. Medford. Phone 4401. (5as ENGINE Air-cooled "sf-lfD Brim w Stratton, at Wards Farm Dent. QlilK CRSPeat-rn saclirBytTie fere or oy ine irucKloan. airect rom the Dog. Economy Seed A Teed Co ANVT'tiiNSto Tisul anywheirs) lar're or siunii rnone anne liavis ITans fer At Storage Co . su S. Fir St. ("still hnve PRf.WAft bUPONt ADTB. IH)HVK paints. Jobs on which I use it.ese material, are fully guar anteed. (UU'CHKI.L'S PAINT SHOP eon S. Rtvenlrfe cTfV'TTTANSrSp & STORACE-ftea K nooinson. owner. Furniture mov Ine, contmerrlsl hnullne, everythlnn for your need, it S. f ir sk Phone oo4. FOR SALS Thoroughbred Guernsey bull. Sea John Vleira. Rt. 1. Box 132. Central Point, on Old Stage rd., back of Chas, Taylor. WANTEr One live turkey. 717 W. 14th. Phone os. GIRL WANTED Hunt's lea Cream Shop. FOR SALE Davenport In good condi tion. Price S20. Call mornings before 12 or after 6 p. m., at 119 S. New town. WOMAN WANTED Work In restau rant. Apply at once. Berrydale Rea- murani, loit n, mveriiae, FOR KENT Nicely furnished sleep Ing room 325 S. Riverside. MERCHANTS' LUNCH "Where Med ford Eats." Open Wednesday, March 28, 213 West Main. Open from S a. m. to 13 p. ra, Roy Dotson-Al Selby. TOWEL BARS Plastic towel bars at 69o now In stock at Wards Flumb Ing Dept. FOR SALE Bassinette and prewar ..UU I, . 1UU1. FOR SALE Boy's good spori coal, WANTED Reliable woman for cook ing in private home. Phone 2354; FOR SALE De luxe gas range, white enamel, automatie lighting, four burners, large oven, separate broiler for good steaks. Phone 6308. SHOWER STALLS Incomplete, some garta missing which can be replaced y a man nandy with tools this stall has been reduced for clear ance from 844.95 to only $29 50. Plumbing Dept. in Wards Basement. WANTED Good small-size boy s "bT- evele Phnna RltnR FOR TRADE Used electric range lor FOR RENT 2-roora cabin. 18 S. Co- lumbus. SALE Wednesday an3 Thursday, marcD aa ana zo, corner Holly and Main, cooked foods, fancy needle work and clothing. Sponsored by the Dorcas Indies ot the S. O. Ad- vcntlst church. THERMOS BOTTLES Halt1 pint bot tles for the children s school lunch boxes. Have Just received the first shipment since Pearl Harbor Wards FOR SALE 50 colonies of bees with equipment. Phone 4072 eunin0. FOR SALE 2 well-trained saddle or !t 1 "-aing roax. FOR RENT Ranch, Hobbs Trading Poat, . WANTTCD Experienced plumber' "to take over plumbing department. Also man wanted for tire mounting Appl Mr, Brown, Montgomery BROODERS Another shipment Silent Sioux oil brooders arriving this week Order yours at once. Central SWEATSHIRTS All sizes at 1.2oTn uuuui t-tc tjt, m warm. WILL TRADE 21-foot factory-built house trailer for real estate. Fred rJul.inH Vnnlm Dnln, GENERATORS exchanged ?orjyour largest stock of generators. Price $8 to 810. Signal Station, 1303 N RIvnNlrlii v FOR SALE '37 Chevrolet sedan, ra- u'i ""lei, uciuw ceiiinK. ibkc light car in trade. H. Meier, 346 FOR SALE: Upright piano, good con ditisn, mahogany finish. Ph. 3230. BARNEY GOOGLE and 8NUFFY xtimvpvess vwaupftuj never J ifto BLONDIB - ' 'r I'M MAKING HI I T i. NOW,WATCH WMMM. Mi 1 1 THAT'LL L ' "" .jr, CAMP Q VOUA XX of I1L THROW IT COSTVOUl " r J3-5?d r-N (boomerang' 4 )(amd itllodme fflnyHlf nsm J "t'ySfan! WHAT AR6 s ( THEV RE A LOT RIGHT BACK MSjgWi DOLLARS 0 1 Qfif-R,SHT BUZ 8AWYEH VOU CAME HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, THEV FAILED TO TELL ME. HOWEVER. THAT Louise a PRIMA DONNAy m m - aiHK jm j.a iijci i..,, l a mj a unN-NnTA srv L1L ABNEH - ..s. HIE NEBBS - . THIS TIME I I YOU WA.TCW TUE rM TAKING I I Vau i .' . . l--. i .s "i''lW m SEE TUB QWER SIDE. IP V36 CHANCES. .S'ViAT,"- tUer! m, vEJ - e a lkjut cuv P0PTERH0OSE U SEE A LISHT GOT A -39 33 'siivj rli-n- P? 'v IJdJJ WEIL rSjS WSTERY 1U. BRING THE JRK5HT HERB 3 51 1 ttStfriT?' . V 'ff !r-v:fi. " I wanders and fliSyi VilO- Nl i riT!' 'fcS MEDFORD BARGAIN BOUSC SPECIALS CHICKEN NETTING, all sizes In U 60. 75 -foot rolls; also stock fenc4 and Larbwtro- WOODCHOPPERS. attention I We have Just received a large quantity ot wedges, consisting of splitting, tail ing and bucking and crosscut saw bandies at Is price Also In stock, cord wood saws, mandrels, crosscut saws and axes. FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES, all you need. 10c each, galvanized buckets at due, also garbage cans, milk buckets, milk pans and crocks New shipment of clothes racks, cttairs chest of drawers and tables. NEW Shipment of Davenos, chain. Springfield, assorted colors. NEW SHIPMENT ot white enamel wood ranges circulating heaters trash burners and airtight heaters stove pipe and ate Buy while stock ts complete HARD TO GET Items. Gopher traps, skillets, dutch ovens, dish pans, wash pans, mop wringers, mop nan dels, knives, spoons, forks, steam lectrlo Irons, and electric heaters, NEW SHIPMENT of copper hot water coils for your stoves Heats water twice a fast. ROOFING PAPER targe stock, all sizes and weight, also building pa per felt paper Leas than mall or der prices HEAVY work harness, horse collars, padi also, hobbles, cow and horse hal'ers. and rope all sizes and cow chains. NEW shipment of cocoa mats, lino leum rugs In Izes from 6x0 to 12a 15 TOOLS of all kinds for the carpenter mechanic farmer logger, also P-C tools consisting ot sockets ratchets lug wrenc'es and speed wrenches ATTENTION farmers and gardeners We have In took all sizes and mesh of chicken netting stuck fence barb wire fence posts smooth wire stuc co wire also chicken house spray ers wheelbarrows garden cultivat ors loading fnrks hoes, rakes mat tocks and tnovels PIPE "targe stock ot prewar pipe at prewar prices Gel It now be I ore prices advam-e also pipe fittings firessure pumps pitcher pumps cen rtfugal and rctary pumps: also t and 4" cast Iron soil Dips COMPLETE line ot tents hay covers tarpaullnes ano leather work gloves slicker coats and raincoats slightly used also water-repellent coats and pants THAYER baby buggies, national ad vertised steel frames. Iron wheels rubber tires NEW shipment of doors and windows lust arrived Another shipment ot wool blank ets at S4 43 each Remembei It always pays to shop at the Medfnrd Bargain House. 27 29 N Grape st Phons 3744. - I SMITH SAWVER. ie never FROM WHAT I OVERHEARD, VOU THINK DUTY ON I I AM Ca2AOT AnrilEO QCWCftTU UAi I nM i -nrt- I I W'A i I twwrsi wKKien eununi n rwwi uhut inc i 3 Bltt CARRIERS ARE WORTHY OF YOUR. FLVINS y I 11 I t Tfti cwr um rtsc arrnin u r V I V i II I SKA VISIBLE gas pump for sale. Two trail ers for rent, one for stock, by hour or day. Phone 5368, Ellis Grocery & Feed Store. Old Crater Lake hwy. PA PER H AN G IN Q - Kemtoning, painting. Inside or outside. Pre-estiraate. Phone 8428. REPLACE your broken window glass New glass Installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House Phone 4112. 10th and Grape. WE BUY -EM WE SBLL-UM COME IN AND SEF-EM 1936 Olds Sedan, radio, neater. 1036 Dodge Sedan, heater. 1036 Ford Sedan 1935 Studebaker Sedan. 1932 Buick Sedan Dayton-McClaren Tires Batter! ea Fogllles Prestone See at A Z Tubby' Dean's Your Pontlac Dealer Richfield Station Phone 2942 flth-Cape Sta. Help the Red Cross CAME RON -MOFFITT LUMBER CO LOW-PRICED LUMBER So Riverside at Barnett Rd. Medtord Phone 6463. Crossword Puzzle ecu),, t Rower's tools B Beam oi eurdsa a- Wlds-moutbed lii, II thrssa IS Llvln, ea rlvsr bsok IS Exlais l Mesn laL Wmtera (tat, Isbbr l IS Group of thrse U-Oreek letter IS Small lalsad oft Florida IS AbDrevlsts IS Tltls of reapsct 17 6!gn of sodiao IS Booths SO Blbllsal skipper IS flm.lli SS Mollusk's teste 17 tqusl SS .Appends,. to-Wort bard ISeet. I 41-Rod,nt 4S-Llksstoo, 4S--Bltter vstcb 47 -lalsnd ta Paotflo 49 -Female relatlv, 60 Musical note Bl-Unpsld debt S) -Kind ol moth SS fisn, S7 Melt SS Bos 50 -Before U-Ratlonal I 1 J H J-"?-7 prio!7" J --JT-T11 1i 7? u 5P rr L& , if it 57 58 Mill I I I H I I THIS iritf IWKE FTR ROUGH BT.OX ft SLABS, frees. . big luble load $6 50 Medford FueL Tel 3111 " 'CASH IN A FLASH J FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash and Gaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3919 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Special. Izing in permanenta All work guar anteed Phone 2664 120 N Central. WANTS D Experienced alteration woman Apply in person Jacqua FOR SALE Following articles : " One 16 h.p. Johnson outboard motor, absolutely new. One Old Towne Clinker-built boat, 60" beam. One 14-foot light boat with trail. ar. One Keystone saddle and Morgan mare. One J22 rifle with BOO rounds ot shells. Days phone 3919; evenings 7396. Sam Mete, 300 S. Columbus. 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