TWO 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
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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
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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
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vitation to the Somersaultauqua." If
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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.,
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graphic Center, $10 00; Avon
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Co., $16.62; Medford Stationery
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St Supply Co., $2.00: Medfora
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$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
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Jones, $6.00; Mrs. A. M. Poole,
?o.uu; Mrs. jewel Kouth, $6 00;
Mrs.'R. H. Moore, $8.00; Mrs
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Prndnrta Cn C1dOK. u
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- wat yuiuU UUUUU1 V
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Joseph Miller, $172.76; David O
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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
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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
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man iYfBS; Betty and Bob. NBC
u " ... w, ru-esione. Nrsu;
Harry riannery. News, CBS; Jack
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. 7:?5 D m rUr' 5- NBC. Thanks
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8:30 p m Cavalcade of America
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House BN. Burns and Allen. CBS
o-nn n m niln r . ok, at
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,.,BU t m-vnx Pop. CBS: Nnnh
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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:
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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:
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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
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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 -
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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.
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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-
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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
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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.
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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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