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Piano Instructions
fniD ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
' 1 T piano Ctauical and modern pop
Jm ular music styles. Sample lesson
. ff mailed lrce. "Music writing, song
f arranging. Studio 318 Liberty Builii
. jng. Medford.
fiuildlna
ton ALL Building problems call 7204
competent workmen, fully insured.
"The Home should come first."
1LASTER Patching., Stucco and ce:
'. ment work, plain or ornamental.
Frank H. Walton Phone 4574.
BUILDfNG, remodeling repairing.
, , modernitlng. interior and exterior
t palnUng and decorating, fireplace
! and flue construction, foundation
and cement work, roof shingling,
f Tloor plans and architectural serv
4 ice available. Free estimates. 'Com-
plete Job Under One Contract.
First-class mechanics for all serv-
Ices, Harold M. Majors. Contractor
r and Builder. 622 S. Holly street.
': Phon- SH92.
Chiropractor
bn K M. NELSON. Chiropractor.
Painless Tension Control Treatment.
Dinl SB67. Honrs. 1 to 6 p. m.
Septic Tank Cleaning
SEPTIC tank and cesspool pumping.
Also aiaiii -f -..
stalled- Phone 2B24.
Vacuum Repairing
ELECTROLUX for rent. Bep"lr all
VaCUUmS. uv-m. vnvn
m?n East tlth.
On the Radio Chain
. STATIONS
Chain affiliation and when the;
are on the dial:
KALE (MBS) 1330, Portland; KEX
f ABC) 1190, Portland: KGO (ABC)
810. San Francisco; KGW (NBC)
120 Portland; KJR (ABC) 1000.
Seattle; KNX (UBS) 1070. Lot An
geles; KOA (NBC) 50, Denver;
KOIN (CBS) 970. Portland: KOMO
(NBC 950, Seattle; KI'O (NBC) 680,
San Francisco; K5L (CBS) 1160, salt
Lake City.
Time Shown Is PWT.
5-OC p. m. Terry and Pirates, ABC:
t O.K For Release. NBC; Newa, MBS;
' - i This Man Name Jordan. CBS.
5-15 p m. Dick Tracy. ABC; Super-
j man. MBS: Betty and Bob. NBC.
5:30 p m. Date With Judy. NBC:
Jack Armstrong. ABC; News, CBS;
1 Adventures of Tom Mix. MBS.
4 5:43 p. m. Rosa Rio. ABC.
i 6 00 p. m. Gabriel Ilea iter, MBS:
M Korwin Corwin. CBS; Guy Lombardo.
I ABC: Mystery Theater NBC.
I 8:15 p m. Jimmy Fidler. MBS.
- i 8:30 p m. Victor Borge, NBC; Salu
f -a.ks Amlgos, ABC; American Forum,
VJ.IBS: Die Doctor Fights. CBS.
j 7:00 p m. The Man Called X. NBC:
t Sumner Welles, ABC. Service to the
(Front. CBS.
7:15 p. m. Lowell Thomas. MBS.
7:30 p. m. An Evening with Rom
berg. NBC: Red Rider, MBS: One
Man s Family. ABC.
8:00 p. m. Supper Club, NBC; Ted
3 falone. ABC.
p 8:15 p m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC:
-i Music. CBS; Lum and Abner. ABC.
"F 8 30 p. m. Johnny Presents, NBC:
3 Theater of Romance. CBS: Alan
J Voung Show. ABC: The Falcon. MBS.
1 0:00 p m. Everythlna for the Boys,
v JTBC; Big Town. CBS; Glen Hardy
S Hews. MBS.
f f 9:15 t, m. Rex Miller, MBS.
8:30 p. m. Murder Will Out, ABC.
i 10:00 p. m. News. NBC; Fulton
10:15p. m. On Our Bandstand, NBC;
Sports Program, ABC. '
10:30 p. m. Edwin C Hill. CBS: Fen
reman's Nile Club, ABC; Sweetheart
Swlngtlme. NBC.
11:00 Talks, CBS; News, NBC;
Hews, ABC.
' WEDNESDAY
5:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates. ABC:
O.K. For Release. NBC: This Man
Named Jordan. CBS: News. MBS.
5:13 p m. Dick Tracy. ABC: Super
man. MBS; Betty and Bob, NBC.
5:30 p m. Jack Armstrong, ABC:
f Nelson Prlngle. News, CBS; Adven
' tures of Tom Mix MBS: News, NBC.
5:45 p. m. Elmer Peterson, NBC;
Want News Wire MBS; Capt. Mid
night ABC: News. CBS.
6:00 p m. Rav Noble. CBS: Eddie
Cantor, NBC; Gabriel Heatter, MBS.
6:30 p m. Mr District Attorney.
NBC- Detect and Collect, CBS; Spot
light Bands. MBS.
7:00 p. m. Kay Kyser's Koltege.
NBC; Great Moments in Music, CBS.
7:15 p m. News MBS
7:30 p m. Let Yourself Oo, CBS;
Lone Ranger, MBS.
8:00 p m. Supper Club, NBC; Jack
Klrkwood Show. CBS: Main Line.
UBS: Lum and Abner, ABC.
8-15 p m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC:
Henry Busse Orchestra, CBS; Main
Line. MBS: News. ABC.
8:30 p m. The Gay Mrs. Feather
stone. NBC: Counterspy. ABC; Dr
Christian CBS: Fresh Up Show. MBS
9:00 p m. Mr. and Mrs. North, NBC;
The Saint. CBS: News. MBS; Spot
lighting the War. ABC
:13 p. m. Golden Harmonies. ABC.
9 30 o m. Arch Oboler Plays. MBS.
10:00 p m. News. NBC: Charlie
Chan ABC: Fulton Lewis. MBS
10:30 p. m. Orchestra. CBS; Fenne-1
man's Nile Club ABC: Sweetheart
Swingtlme. NBC; Excerpts from great
Music. MBS.
11:00 p m. News. ABC: Orchestra.
CBS; Hotel Blltmore Orch., NBC.
Closing time tor Classifies Ads 8:30
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Truman (right) meets in Kansas City with Alf M. Landon. former Kansas
governor and 1936 OOP Dresidcntlal candidate.
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They must, they firmly told
each other, look out for their
old age. Which might have
struck some as being funny, see
ing the just-married look on
their eager young faces. . And
when, as their first move of pre
paredness for their declining
years, they bought a piece o
brush land on an island, many
thought sentiment, not practi
cality, had ruled the choice.
The years passed. Children
came. The man stuck to his
desk job. Sometimes they went
to look at their "farm." They
would build the house, they
planned, on the slope overlook
ing the bay. "Seems like we get
old so slowly," the wife would
wistfully say to her husband.
"If I thought we could make it,
we wouldn't wait unti". we are
old," he would sometimes reply,
And all this time the land, the
so-fertile land waited; as did the
big trees which would shelter
the house they would build, once
they were old. Sometimes the
bay between the island and the
mainland was a blue lagoon of
serenity. It could wait had
waited a long time. Again that
stretch of water, as though irri
tated at the man's delay, rolled
and tossed and beat at the little
island flinging the foam of its
wrath high on the sandy slope.
Twenty years came and went
and still the man said they
weren't old enough to go to the
farm. Though successful at his
work, yet he couldn't seem to
save the sum he felt he needed
for security before quitting his
job and going to the farm.
Then suddenly one day he
said to his wife, his face impu
dent, his voice whimsical, "Your
husband has decided he's an old
mam Let's go to the farm." She
knew he wasn't old; it was just
that he was as tired as she of
waiting to grow old so they
could go to the farm.
He was not impractical: he
would work "outside" two or
three months during the winter,
spend the rest of the time on
the farm. "The way we planned,
we'd be giving the dregs of our
lives to the one thing we ve most
desired. Much better that we go
while still able to make our
dreams come true." Such was
his wise decision.
I visited them not long ago; at
their Island home in the San
Juans of Puget Sound. The
house they planned has been
built. There was thick cream
on fat strawberries. The so-fer
tile soil was tossing up vege
tables in prodigal abundance.
So fragrant the roses! A thrush
sang. A blue sky met a bluer
lagoon. No more waiting.
Try German PW's
For Hanging Man
London, July 3 U.R) Eight
German prisoners of war went
on trial for their lives before a
British military court today on
a charge of hanging a fellow-
prisoner in a Scottish camp be
cause he was an anti-Nazi.
The eight were charged with
holding a kangaroo court over
Cpl. Wolfgang Eostcrg, in their
prison compound Dec. 23, beat
ing him as he stood with a rope
around his neck, and then string
ing him up after he refused to
commit suicidz.
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REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
Heart. Rheumatism, Asthma. Catarrh.
Piles Prostata Gland Ecsema and all dis
orders of Liver. Kidney Trouble and
other complaints diiappear after using.
CHINESE HERBS
Your Health and It's Care
Br DR. WILLIAf BRADY. M.D.
Readers should address Inquiries tot Dr. William Brady.
263 El Camino. Beverly Hills. Caii.
THE NEGLECTED TEETH
In no other department of
health or hygiene has so much
been said and so little progress
made in tne
past 45 years
as In dental hy
glcnev According to
K u g e 1 m ass,
New York pod
iatrist in most
cases of chil
dren with low
calcium intake
the problem is
more one of in
c r e a sing ab-
Dr. Brady sorption or as
similation than one of Increasing
the amount of calcium in the
diet. That means growing chil
dren generally get insufficient
vitamin D which is essential for
normal absorption, assimilation
and retention of calcium (and
phosphorus) in the body.
In a study of 162 children
from two to 17 years old. It
was found that the group re
ceiving extra vitamin D had less
than half as many cavities as the
group receiving no extra vitamin
D (other than the little they may
have gotten in butter, cream, egg
yolk, salmon).
Today the same as 30 or 40
years ago, some dentists dismiss
all appeals for better nutrition
with the shopworn observation
that of course we refined people
nowadays can't eat the coarse
foods our early ancestors or pre
sent day savages eat, anfl so we
must depend on toothbrush mas
sage to give the teeth and games
the exercise they would get mas
ticating coarse foods, etc.
In season and out I urge that
all growing children should re
ceive a daily ration of vitamin
D and vitamin B-complex to
supplement their diet, not mere
ly to promote development of
good teeth, but good posture,
good bones, nerves, glands, vigor
and vitality. The youngster
from one to 18 years of age at
least, should eat this D and B
complex ration daily along
with breakfast, or other meal.
It is essential food, not medi
cine. The only reason the
youngster needs it in this form
is because his or her food fails
to supply it or, in the instance
of vitamin D, because' the
youngster is not sufficiently ex
posed to sunshine or skyshine
except perhaps in mid-summer.
It is noticeable that atgreat
many people who purport to be
intelligent if not highly edu
cated and well-to-do have very
poor teeth or numerous teeth
missing. In their misguided zeal
to preserve their teeth by brush
ing they convince themselves
that they can get by without
the services of the dentist.
I merely ask why, oh, why do
such people take such a
squeamish attitude in reference
to brushing the teeth and at the
same time limp along with from
one to a dozen teeth missing
like tramps? Is it because some
body has cruelly deceived them
about the saving of the teeth,
and now they no longer care?
Anyway there are a lot of people
in the upper classes whose den
tal equipment is a disgrace. One
might infer that American den-
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Peptic ulcer. Radiograph showed
Juzziness at roots of teeth. Hospital
dentist urced extraction. Home den
list advised wait. 1 conceived this hy
pothesis: 1. Absence of nerve meant the
tooth had lost power to recupor-
ate.
I. Disease reused stagnation In
hlood supply of tooth.
3. Stagnation of hlood permitted
microbes to Invade root.
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I bcean chewinfl regularly on a rub
ber disk. In the course of a few
months my arthritis tanklel c-learcn
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suggest chewing plain wheat, other
unrefined cereals, fresh fruit, etc..
rather than gum. 'haccer, rubber, par
liffln or pitch. Chew and eat an apple
(skin and all) last thing at night.
Shortago of Vitamin C
Bv experimenting 1 believe I have
found which vitamin I need. Tooth
showed tendency to abscess. 1 took
considerable A and D but found that C
seemed to give best result. Being al
lergic to most foods containing C I
have probably not had enough of It In
my diet. (M. B. W.I
Answer That Is very likely. Short
age in C intake often accounts or
sore gum. loosening of teeth.
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THE GRANGE
Applegate Grange
Master Ben. F. Ellis presided
at the June 29 meeting of Apple
gate Grange. The offices of
Flora and Pomona were declared
vacant and Meltha Sease was
elected and installed as Pomona
with Fay Roundtree as Flora.
A unanimous vote favored the
resolution presented by Pomona
Grange 25 of Deschutes County.
Members were reminded to
apply for seed certification in
spection before Julyl5.
Home Economics Chairman
Bertiena Hill announced the
serving committee for July 27
would be Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hill
and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hunter.
Ladies will be notified of the
cleaning program for the hall.
Applegate Grange will not
meet again until July 27 when
all July birthdays will be cele
brated. Members having birth
days during July are invited to
be present and bring their pen
nies. ROGUE RIVER LODGE
Delicious Dinners
Cocktail Lounge Dancing
Open Kvery Night
Except Mondays
Phone Trail MOi
Chalker's Motel & Lodge
OFFICERS' CLUB
Dine-Dance-Refreshments
Chicken and Steak Dinners
Most Unique Place In Ho. Ore.
CLOSED MONDAYS
Thursdays Private Parties Only
For reservations Ph. Gold III II 474
WANTED
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Sheet Rock Men '
$1.50 per hour
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Construction Co.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Patent Office.
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Brother Walter Miller and C.
H. Elmore were reported as feel
ing better.
Lecturer Geo. Fields reported
that his health has improved to
the extent he feels he can con
tinue to hold office.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hill and
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fields served
ice cream and cake in honor of
members having June birthdays.
WICKARD SWORN
St. Louis, July 3 (U.R) Form
er Secretary of Agriculture
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners 7:00 p. m. to 3:00
a. m. except Sunday. Phone
day time S300; night 9101.
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ministrator. The oath was ad
ministered by John W. Asher,
Jr., chief of REA's personnel division.
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TAKE IT EASY LODGE
Under New Management
Chicken and Steak Dinners
All Kind of Sandwiches
Music by
Smokey, Danny & Blacky
Open Every Nlte Except Tuet.
Open 8 p.m. Sunday 7 p.m.
Managed and Operated by
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