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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.O. Readers should address Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady. 265 El Camlno Bararly Hllli. Calif. THE BAB A reader says her baby is two years and four months old and the shoe salesman told her the baby's feet are flat and need ed arch sup ports. Th kr'ftiA salesman ha h, 41 some archsuj sup ports made by vj sy a s hoe-maKer to his specifi cations and told her to be sure the baby if, wore them iTrli-'IT JT constantly. Dr. Brady sound silly; Doesn't it If the reader had taken the bab, to a clothing shop to get a coat, and the saleswoman had found that the baby iiad spinal curvature, would the gullible mother have permitted the sales woman to have a spinal brace made to her specifications, for the baby to wear constantly? Having invested in the profes sional services of the shoe clerk and the arch props made to his specifications the prodigal moth er took time out to think a bit. She decided to consult no, in deed, not this mother. What, consult a physician, with all that cash burning a hole in her pock ctbook? She consulted two phy sicians. The idea being to check on No. 1 with No. 2's diagnosis, opinion or advice. It is the meth od a lot of Wiseacres use. - The first doctor, she continues examined the baby's t eet, told her there was nothing wrong with them, advised her to dis card the arch supports and, when she bought shoes for the baby, to select soft flexible ox- .fords instead of high shoes or footwear of any kind that is rigid or stiff under the feet or serves as a bandage or support around the ankles (as do the tight uppers of high shoes or boots). ' The doctor suggested some simple exercises to strengthen the baby's feet. The baby thinks the exercises great fun. That would be enough' for you and me but who are we to raise an eyebrow or shake a head at the extravagances of the upper classes? but there is still the second doctor to entertain us. The second doctor said the ba by's feet were all right, but he gave the customer her money's worth by disagreeing with the the first doctor about th. type of shoes. He sort of took the wind out of the lady do's sales by as serting that all children should Chalker't Motel A Lodga OFFICERS' CLUB Dlne-Dsnce Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners elnsi Unique nice in Bit ore CLOSED MONDAVI Thunders Prleace Parties Only, for reserveaUAns Ph Gnld UIU 414 ATTENTION BUILDERS CONTRACTORS tor your convenlenct, wa of fer a new , , . EQUIPMENT RENTAL SERVICE Air Compressors Air Tools n Concrete) Mixers i Water Pumps Elevator Trailers Power Saw Power Drills Power Units EATHERTON'S FARM STORE 808 So. Riverside Ph. 3146 AUTO MECHANIC We believe we can offer you the bet job in Southern Oregon if you are a first-clats mechanic you belong with this organization. Your poit war future will be secure, your earnings tops. If you are not good please do not apply as this is a GOOD job for a GOOD man only. Rogue River Chevrolet Ninth and Bartlett Monday, Mar H. 194S Y'S FEET wear high shoes until they are six years of age. Well, that left Mrs. Gotrocks in what you might call a what would you call it? predica ment, plight, quandary, dilem ma? So she hit upon a happy so lution for her problem. She wrote to this department and re ceived this answer: The less footwear baby or child wears the better. . Vhen stockings or shoes or both are necessary, the less the child wears, with due regard for protection against cuts, bruises or punctures, the better, i QUESTIONS 4- ANSWERS Infantile Paralysis DO yOU ABreA With th InffinHI .,.- elysls authority who ascribes the par alysis to hard exercise? (T. H.) Answer I know of no one who does. PerhbDS vou refer in thM aiivina ui w. tioeri a. tsauin, mat a person may have the disease and suffer only mild fever, some headache, stiff neck, perhaps sick stomach. If he remains at rest In bed, whereas If he works, plavs or exercises vigorously In the early iwio i me Disease, ne is more llKely to suffer paralysis. I think that is sooa sound advice. Anvwav when cnna seems at all feverish and has any complaint of stomach, head or neck pain or soreness, tne cnild snould re main In bed or at least ai autpt ns possible, until the Indisposition or Ill ness passes. Lorn collodion Please state whether olaln collodion or flexible collodion should be used for makintf the corn remedy vou sue- gest. A drug clerk Insists It should be plain collodion. IS. L.) Answer No. It snould be flexible collodion paint corn or callus dally with solution of thirty grains of sali cylic acid In one-half ounce of flexible collodion. (Copyright 1045 by John P. Dllle Co.) On the Radio Chain ituionn Chain afflllaUaa and where soar are on the dial. KAI.K (CBS). 1130, Portland KKX (NHC-lllue) I mo, Portland KGA (NRC-Hlue and Musi, 1510 Spukane, KGO (NHU-Blue) 810 San Vranclsco. 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TURKEYS FOR ARMY Portland, Ore., May 14 U.R) Expanding operations will pro vide postwar employment for a least 90 women in a Portland plant which will begin process ing turkeys for the'army, United States employment officers said today. SUMMONS No. 8013 Equity In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County G. W. MYERS. Plaintiff, vs. ALBIN JOHNSON and EMMA JOHNSON, husband and wife; the unknown heirs of Albin Johnson: the unknown heirs of Emma Johnsoii; CECIL C. BAKER and JANE DOE BAKER (whose true first name is unknown), his wife, if the said Cecil B. Baker be mar ried; the unknown heirs of Cecil C. Baker; BRADFORD C. BAKER and JANE ROE BAKER (whose true first name is unknown), his wife, if the said Bradford C. Baker be married; the unknown heirs of Bradford C. Baker: CHESTER O. BAKER and JENNIE DOE BAKER (whose true first name is unknown), his wife, if the said Chester O. Baker be mar ried; the unknown heirs of Chester O. Baker; MARY E. MOORE' and JOHN DOE MOORE) (whose true first name is unknown), her hus band, if the said Mary E. Moore be married; the un known heirs of Mary E. Moore; JACKSON COUNTY. UKH GON, a public corporation; and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lijn or in terest 'in the real estate de scribed in the Complaint here in. Defendants. ' To ALBIN JOHNSON and EM MA JOHNSON, husband and wife; the unknown heirs of Al bin Johnson: the unknown heirs of Emma Johnson; CE CIL C. BAKER and JANE DOE BAKER (whose true first name is unknown), his wife, if the said Cecil C. Baker be married: the unknown heirs of Cecil C. Baker: BRADFORD C. BAKER and JANE ROE BAKER (whose true first name is unknown), his wife, if the said Bradford C. Baker be married: the unknown heirs of Bradford C. Baker; CHESTER O BAKER and JENNIE DOE BAKER (whose true first name Is unknown), his wife, if the gaid Chester O, Baker be mar ried: the unknown heirs of Chester O. Baker; MARY E. MOORE and JOHN DOE MOORE (whose true first name is unknown), her ' hus band, if the said Mary- E. Moore be married; the un known heirs of Mary E. Moore; JACKSON COUNTY. ORE GON, a public corporation: and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or in terest in the real estate de scribed in the Complaint here in the Above-Named Defend- IN 'thJ! NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you are nereoy sum moned and required to appear in the above-named court and cause and answer the above-named plaintiff's complaint on file DANCE TONIGHT to the music ol Smoky, Danny & Bill PLAYING EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT FRIDAY Take-It-Easy Lodge Featuring Chicken. Steak and Spanish Dinners 14 ml up Savage Creek, where Jackson meets Josephine - FISHING SEASON FISH ROAD IS OPEN. Boats Motors Store I 1 I Tl lesSSWTM I WI I ! i. W'sssl 1 iiMsWSW Willi II SgastsMjsMJ, " ' " " '-.... - -- F....r...- 1 HmsMIi iMias! at ' -wJ I FISH LAKE RESORT - - , "IdBHI- I l.aL ABNER Sid Blood. Proprietor -. . , f.f " L1L ABNEH I I (mmhy. ah is orr V" HA!.' 1 U n-no... ul abnelr. were ) I M ah writ th' voice Tver 11 Hso ah is off T'ste iJk ' 1 I 00 WW?!, CITY ) SO A.4IKI 1 r THE tOY AO-I LOVtO - UNTIL I I AH LOVED HIM. TUE - HE I TH' VOICE WlF MATREC- If I T-MCTT UP V"F TH YO'LL tSE I I AH HEAW5 'TH VOICE O l I REPLIED HE'D Be. HPPY Stl I MOMY AS MAH CajCCK." NO J SUBURBAN HEIGHTS cluy as Williams I coyah lovesh Jn-w II icic.e- w thciacdio. II tmwto th; mttH1-I I t"P.BT.71Ti-? t-'ooubt! rmm . j. i . i ' .1 J" i i r3 YO' TIME HE '3 tv-rrr ihiimo u i. i rLMnu- nt. PRivvrt- nia u&julis ioo ; AT ALL." ., bS rrK W .y Jpz , , I I V)'VJin "F -l'L ' A&NErX. SHOULD OF BIN - J LIKE". IT iAY6 HYAf - . . , ' -J THE WEBBS ' ' "41 ' VAr,T""" 1 : : rrSMOREYBUTITWAS VI LlETJRD'WTAlNIAKi&ty' ivpe 1 TME AWER TO rvSfT L J ' 71 f J-rWlNIN3LlleAL1--S0ME AFTER. IFHEWASOUTlrJ IhEWAt 'TUAT WLL ILNLOOc TU1--1 A. " V (?ORBE? lASTNlGHTJiS "MUSTA LEFT THERE WA.SMTK POURx -V y I MEAN TO FlWD X 1 VV SiSWvOU uI2;l-ij n TRACKS IM A ATRACEOP; ft-N. sCthe KV S rtmw H KH A vm VA4tiE AWuf THE W4 FCR FATR t sir (1 J, QiY ivTiMWXtS ? W C2 JJSVJ I ;4tW' tiNSAivAiE coiiccfiorS) sofrtATvs'HfNmDVfn.EVr'urHiicot j-'s .isv '' f mi v$&JKmjprQ IA -V-S51 JWr iHE OHfR M0RfJlJ&, Ml KfiCHBOPS Rl'5HEP rACK li (JLl"SllRS -TO . iA-S. TOfirlJ ZO"J -vTSy) WVql 7 siT S3'7 OUt, AU!N4 "filtM NOT CNW H) MI64 Tilt 80S 80T lb TAI?T' SsV-" t 1?, LiS-XJ-i VV J Ai WCr,''tr-jE' ;-l.'l n Ti") HAVE NlSlAKEH TtE PAtE BV A Vv'tElC XT' A'S 1 7JT tfe' r(5t L - :r- t V ? mnpssTYA tfmr 2 1 1 , therein against you, within four, weeks after April 23, 1945, the date of the first publication of mis summons. You are hereby notified that if you fail so to ap pear and answer said complaint within the time aforesaid, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to said Court for the re lief demanded in said complaint. a succinct statement of which is: That a decree be entered here in adjudicating any and all right, title, estate, lien or interest which you. or anv of vou. have. or claim to have, in. to, or upon real property located withip Jackson County. Oregon, de scribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point 906 feet south of the northwest corner of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Sec tion 10, Township 34 South, Range 1 West of the Willam ette Meridian: and running thence south along the section line 754 feet, more or less, to a point which is 992 feet north of the southwest corner of the northwest quarter of the north west quarter of Section 15 in said Township and Range; thence east 2,000 feet, more or less, to the westerly line of the Crater Lake Highway; thence North 17 degrees 55 minutes East along the wester ly line of the Crater Lake Highway to the section line common to Sections 10 and 15 in said Township and Range; thence west along said section line 425 feet, more or less, to the southwest corner of the property described in the deed now of record in Vol. 178 at Page 473. Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon, which point is located 1643 feet, 10 inches, more or less, east of the section corner com mon to Sections 9. 10, 15 and 16 in said Township and Range: thence north 426 feet, more or less, to a point due east of the point of beginning; thence west 1643 feet, 10 inches, more or less, to the point of beginning. Together with the right to maintain water pipe along the south line of property described in Vol. 205 at Page 232. Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon; and decreeing all such claim or interest to be null and void, and decreeing that said plaintiff is the owner in fee simple of the whole of said premises, free and clear of any and all right, title, A Fence To Meet Every Need Made from selected 48-in. full size wood slats spaced about 2 in. apart and woven between 5 cables ot heavy wire. Colors red and green. Use for yards, gardens, pens, and all kinds of general fencing. Permanence at lowest cost. Suburban Lbr.Co. Box 70, Klamath Falls, Ore. NOW OPEN AT LAKE B9 Km II SO MILES FROM MEDFORD u ff-jf T ckp ilrHEHECK JO&3&MWi f$wtMi v ' 13 133 VRUBIT here, : Jf. ZlJilt-: :fMfsk. estate, lien or Interest of t:ny and all of the defendants in this suit: and decreeing that all per sons or parties claiming, or to claim, by or through them,' or any of them, be forevef restrain ed and barred from asserting or claiming any lien or interest in or to said real property;, and that plaintiff's title to said prem ises be forever quieted and set at rest; and for such other relief as to the Court may seem just and equitable. The date of the order herein for service of this summons by ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing Open Every Nlrht Except Mondays Phone Trail 1404 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX Mrs ceoMiea stHKiet Vl Iw-Sto "is? tfyi i MDfssr&..- 7ryyg -Xri V-trim 5Cg- t-k-j je&xn mom ft fliP 12? tr5r irfat sl 'if Stw aAviV i lU-nr txu5. tm&eva . k UlvtAl'.&N. '"-v ov cow wo I'lniiriwTr if i III i niifiii'r g&hb aeaees weee . BARNEY GOOGLE end SNUFFY BLONDIE BUZ SAWYER b I (fr stop TUPCY I pf tjgjs? WF&M V? VOU &B TCNIN6 VUrtU ftW lOEft OF kvj I TWKV l(YeCttJE tt JV-roir, , f ZT GSCftPE. SUPREME A" Ut'S ft .. Vfi V;?5&. ) U Qfi$ FORGET IT." TAJE SOT TUE STOTON &S VjCWJ D0VJJN!!s W& III - ONDIE , : SsO ! ) Tn E MINUTE WL HUSBANDS VES, BUT HE'S -hl FTT T"7 r ArtOM f?VWAN1TWIMS ( ARE LIKE WORSE THAN) , i iGV'Jf WM My J XjU TO OO SOME J VrUATTHEYU. THE REST vVI ! CWOW.Vj W0 kW r-l r THINS RDrV DOIT OP THEM X nk& Jk WWi -Al- USiLm w&r -ix BUT REST ASSURED, I FT LET THIS BE A LESSON. NEVER STEALl I SCORE FOR VOUft SlDE,X 1 ' OLD PAL, THAT OUR OLD CHIU'S DATE. HE ALWAVS GETS ( CHUMI NO RUNS, NO 1 POOR, STUPID BUlZO CONFINED TO EVERV THOUGHT WILL EVEN. AN EVE FOR AN EVE(r7 V HITS, THREE ERRORS. STATION, WHILE I'M OFF TO SEE MISS BE OF VOU. AS WE VANI) A TOOTH FOR A Jf GET H 7. . - S H0TSV T0TSV LA WINTER, OUR LITTLE GLIDE THRU THE ' "J 7.' r- 2T I f3UT'' f'bS JteCTH i publication Is April 23. 1945; and such order fixed once each week for four successive weeks as the time for such publication. RAWLES MOORE, Attorney for Plaintiff. Address: Cooley Theatre Build ing, Medford, Oregon. MARINE KENASTON and ROY KILGORE D.A.V.'s of World War II Invite All Veterans to make this your headquarters . 0. K. PASTIME GOLD HILL, OREGON SMITH f DO YOU Factory examinations each year for your protection at a Chevrolet owner. 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