Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 10, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 X. J- V 7 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Bookkeeping BUSINESS BOOKKEEPERS. 407 Lib erty p'Qg- rrione a;w. Chiropodist ChiroDOdist TBEATMENT of All Foot Trouble! Lr a. an. upner, ncpisierea Lm ropodlit ( Foot Specialist ) . 217 Fluhrer Bid. Dial 3103 Fur Shop HARRIET'S Fur Shop Complete fur service, oiv iYit-iuiuru vciucr oiug Phone 4307 Well Drilling WATir.n WELLS drilled with modern equipment. Call 7372. C. O. Simp- lon Urlliing -o., wm ncuuy nvq. WELL DRILLING with modern equip ment Sea Goft Bros., at Stamper and Goft Bros Hardware, 225 W. Main Phone 3939 Medford. Jocuzzi ano myera ui2ijaditBMMuoctj Notary' Public NOTARY PUBLIC After Hours and Holidays Walter Jones. Realtor. Phone 2570 Moving Our own padded vans serving the entire facmi; mm 5FURN1TURE MOVING anywhere any time. -liy A.tMH.C. Mvw.v. - Phone 4(164. Piano Tuning . . . A ki'i mi i DrDiiDiHC. vnir ING. J. W. Kellogg, P. O. Box 602, Ashland. Phone n.v-'. Orchestra WHEli in need ot musician! for any occasion, call J. Vernon Marshall, Secretary of Medford Musicians Union, lnone i:tt. Real Estate Listing Wanted reA estate listings wanted fer Jones. Realtor Ph 2570. Medford Radio W"? HAVE largo stock of tubes and parts to give quick, reliable service on all tvpes of radios. Dial 3859. Phillips Radio, 1307 N. Riverside. WALTS RADIO .SERVlCERepalring on all makes radios and public ad dress equipment 411 E. Main. Painting K J. PERRY, spray painters and inter ior decorators. Free estimates. Pn. 3155. COMPLETE Painting and Paper Hang- ing service. Area between Medford and Grants Pass Phone Rogue River No 2 or J W. Burk. Old Stage r fload. first house S. of Rocky Point bridge. . WEST COAST PA1NTKKS AND DECORATORS First-class mechanics. Phone 7201 for free estimates. Also spray painting. POINTING Interior and exterior. Free esllmnli-s Phone 2B24. Septic Tank Cleaning SEPTIC tank and cesspool pumping. Also drain tile and sepUo tanks in itallfrt Phone 2S24. Vacuum Repairing tLECTKOLUX for rent. Repair all vacuums. Phone S921. Jack Wilson. 1fi20 East 11th. . Roofing fcOOF contracting and roof repairs. All types of rooting. Franchlsed Pabco distributors. Workmanship and material.! guaranteed. Time navmenta. Free esUmates. BKERSON PAINT & ROOF STORE 38 S Bartlett. Phone 3843 Transfer CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CJU. Complete transfer, moving and , etor age service. Also packing, crating "d hipping by expert workmen. 38 S Fir St. phoneBjijight j07? (' DAVIS TRANSFER It STORAGE CO Medford Modern storage serv ice Long distance hauling. Dial 2638 40 South Fir. FURNITURE. MOVING & STOWAGE We have van moving equipment i tor local and long-dlsUnceaulln. Dry and clean storage ,""""'i'",.t - tng) with special locker rooms at SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 3758 EADS TRANS EK Y""n.".S A complete trucking service to meet ""an YEARS OF SERVICE Tile Work e . .. JTiZ ,k- Wnll. floors, dralnboards. store fronts, can Mr. Lambert, t.vtn. :m.i Building rLAallil i-aiuniiiR. hi." , -. ment work, plain or ornamental. BUILDING, remodeling. repairing, modernising, Interior and exterior painting and decorating, flrep ace and flue construcUon. foundation and cement work, roof shingling Floor plans and architectural serv ice available. Free estimates. 'Com; plete Job Under One Contract. Tirst-i'lass mechanics for all serv ices, Harold M Majors S01"!,",0.' and Builder, 522 S. Holly Street Phon 50!2 Insurance FOR COMPLETE protection against l. hi fire. burnlary. liability caa. tultv. etc., utr" Walter Jones. 2TO MISCELLANEOUS CERTIFIED Accordion teacher will teach In Medford one day a wejk; Those Interested, phone 2755 lor Information. Chiropractor DR. E. M. NELSON , Chiropractor. Painless Tension Control Treatment Dial :.RH7 Hours n a. m. to 3 p..nv LEGAL NOTICES Administrator'! Notice to Creditors NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Jackson CouVity, Oregon, Ad ministrator of the estate of Lora E. Jones, deceased, also known as Ora E. Jones and also as Ora Jones, but being one and the same person. All parties having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified to the undcr y signed Administrator at his of- itce in ine united oiatcs nauimai Bank Building in Mediora, ure gon, within six (6) months from the date of this notice. Dated July 10, 1945. GUS NEWBURY. Administrator of the estate of Lora E. Jones. Deceased, also known as Ora E. Jones and also as Ora Jones, but being one and the same person. doid Hill Gold Hill. July 10 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance and son Bobby entertained July 4 at their cabin on Foots Creeks for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and son Peto, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook, .Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lance, Mr. and Mrs. H. D Force and two children Jack and Judy, Mrs. Creighton Thompson and daughter Jennie Lou, George Haff and Chas. Carter. Mrs. Jeannette Greer of Port- land, Is visiting her son Frank iygari ana tamily. Thomas H. Smith, S2-c of San Diego, Calif., is spending his leave here with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Z. Smith and fam ily and his sisters, Mrs. Geo. I. crown and Mrs. Paul Johnston of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Reno ("orris on and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Schaf- iran, of Minneapolis, Minn., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Abroe. Miss Barbara Smith lft day for Springfield, Ore., to visit tier sister, Mrs. Harold Wilson. Glenn Cleek of Klamath Falls is here visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wright." Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Gribble are enjoying a visit with Mrs. Gribble's sister, Mrs. Ruth Mor gan and son of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn and children Louise and Kenneth, returned last week from Los An geles where Mr. Dunn received medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grantham and daughter of Ogden, Utah, Visited last week with tVTr G r a n t h a m's uncle, Clarence iiiumpson ana family. The Granthams are moving from Ogden to Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Lance and daughter Beverly of Tujun ga, Calif., are spending their vacation with Mr. Lance's broth er Garland Lance and wife. They are also enjoying fishing in the Rogue. Merritt Davis of Dallas, Ore., came the first of the week for a visit with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Puhl enter tained Mr. Puhl's cousin. Mrs. H. S. Nutter and OrannnUU- B.H.iuiOUSlllcl of Los Angeles, Calif., several ways last weeK. Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Farmer and SOn nf RinhmnnH rli visiting Mrs. Farmer's mother, lurs. w. is. uhaffee. Wm. Cnnner on4 a turned Thursday from San Fran cisco, where they have been visiting Mrs. Conner's two daughters. "Bill" has received a medical discharge from the army and will remain here with his mother. Mr. and Mrs Moi,,i ... iuuviuau of Bremerton, Wash., are visit-1 Ins With Mrs Knll t l Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sutton and w"ier relatives, Mr. and Mrs T.,., it- . ... . . ..aj-ca and tWO Children vicitorl thi- week with Mrs. Hayes' father John Hayes. Mrs. Gilbert Lentz and -two children of Richmond, Calif are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lentz. On the Radio Chain .cVnV.'"j!:?,"dNw"" fABc5"BlJnBD' perandi HEX tli i ' .'J,0i Por"and: KGO (ABC) aio, San Francisco; KGW fNnri 620 Portland; KJR (ABC) 1000 Seattle; KNX (CBS) 1070, Los An geles; KOA (NBC) S50 Denver "'N (CBS, 970. Porfland; KOMO (NBC 950, Seattle; KPO (NBC) MO, f!I '""'leeei KSL (CBS) 1160, Sail Lake city. Time Shown is pwr. o5f0Cir?; "2 ,r"ry ."nd Plretes. ABC; Sii.J?-rt "''ease. NBC: News. MBS; Milton Charles, Organ, CBS m?-15 J'oi" T". ABC: Super-mn-.MBS; Bety and Bob. NBC. 5:30 p m. Date With Judy. NBC; Jack Armstrong, ABC:- News, CBS Adventures of Tom Mix, MBS. 3:45 p m. Rosa Rio, ABC. 6:"! p m- Gabriel Healter, MBS; NS2vlE. c?rwlru CBS: Guy Lombardo. ABC; Mystery Theater NBC 6:15 p. m. Real Stories, MBS. 6:30 p m. Victor Borge. NBC: Salu Jfs Amlgos. ABC. American Forum, r'n'n wwiur riRnis. t-Ba. Sumner Welles. ABC. Service to the 7:13 o m. Lowell Thomas, MBS. berg NBC;' Red Rider. MBS; One 8:00 p m. Supper Club, NBC; Ted Malnne, ABC. 8 13 p m. Fleetwood Lawton, NBC; v wuiiiiiij. i-iernia, r.L.; Theater of Romance. CBS; Alan tuung aiiuw, no.: i no raicon, mHa HRT- Lib foe .,.-j.: " ' 2 rlt, U1D1I DMUf u i iii n? i miner, runs 0:30 p. m. Now II Can Be Told, ABC. 10 00 p. m. News. NBC: Fulton twis, ana: unarue cnan, ahu, 10:15p. m. On Our Bandstand. NBC spui ui rrogram, adu 10:30 p. m. Edwin C Hill, CBS; Ten. nwman'. TJita r-lt,K A DC C,.....V...r, ii:uu laixs. i;; news, nut.: News, ABC WEDNESOAV S:00 j in. Terry and Pirates. ABC: OK 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; Nelson Pringle, News, CBS: Adven tures ot Tom Mtx mbs: News. nhc. 5:45 p m. Elmer Peterson, NBC Nltht News Wire MBS: Cant Mid night ABC: News. CBS. 6:00 p m. Ray Noble. CBS; F.ddle Cantor, NBC: Gabriel Heatter, MBS. 6:30 p m. Mr District Attorney. nhc Detect and collect, CBS; spot light Bands. MBS. 7:00 p m. Kay Kyaer's Kollege. NBO; Great Moments In Music, CBS 7:13 p m News MBS 7:30 p m. Let Yourself Go, CBS; Lone Ranger, MBS. 8:00 p m. Supper Club, NBC; Jack Klrkwood Show. CBS: Main Line. MBS; Lum and Abner, ABC. 815 p m Fleetwood Lawton, NBC: Henrv Busse Orchestra, CBS; Main Linn. MBS. News. ABC. 8 30 p m. The Gay Mrs. Festher stone. NBC; Counterspy. ABC; Dr Christian CBS: Fresh Up Show. MBS w.uu n m. air ana ivirs. norm, noi.: The S-iint. CBS: News. MBS; Spot- llgnung tne war. ahc tt:13 o m. Golden Harmonies, ABC. B:30 o m. Arch Oboler Plays. MBS 10 00 p m News. NBC: Charlie Chan ABC: rmton Lewis. MBS 10:30 p m. Orchestra. CBS; Fenne man's Nita Club ABC: Sweetheart Swtngtlme. NBC; Excerpts from great music, mas. 11:00 d m News. ABC: Orrhestre. CBS: Hotel Blltmore Orch . NBC. The Fleishhacker Pool on the Ocean Beach In San Francisco is the largest outdoor swimming pool in the world. '.Jtea.'A,-.J-. W4 Aznu.-m.STj .--.: T, On) w.tfbfl elelsafe HIMIH rut .f"C5 IO WWII MKTiCe& BCtS sect OsjT Heath Drug Store Your Health and It's Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should address Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady. 265 CI Csraino. Beverly Hills. Calif. THE DOCTOR JUST LAUGHS AT ME A girl 14 years old, 5 feet 11 inches tall, weighs only 131 pounds, She says when she asks her doctor how she can stop growing or at least put on some more flesh the doc tor just laughs at her and says there is noth ing wrong. The mother of a 7 year old girl says the ,tll4 . le iiarv Dr. Brady argei wei g h s over 100 pounds now and keeps gaining. She is quite active and as healthy as can be. The mother asked her doctor about the child and the doctor just laughed at her and said it was what the child ate. These are fair Illustrations of a great many similar pleas for help that come in the mail from people everywhere. "The doctor just laughs at me." In many instances no doubt the doctor does not mean to laugh at the supplicant but rath er to laugh with him or her, try ing to get the supplicant In a more cheerful mood about his or her condition, since there is nothing the doctor can do about it. That Is all very well. The trou ble is that it might not be such a laughing matter if the doctor knew what to do and made a fair attempt to do it. Not that I have any notion of what a doctor could do to retard or stop growth in stature or height in any case. But I know, and every doctor knows, that in some cases stunted or delayed growth in stature or height can be stimulated or speeded up by suitable ductless gland hormone treatment particularly thyroid and pituitary hormones and by supplementing the diet -with cal cium and phosphorus and vita min D, in young persons who have not yet attained adult de velopment (particularly children or youths in their 'teens). Now, please, folks, don't ask me what ductless gland hor mones one should take I don't know. It is a question for your own physician to answer, and no one else. As for the obese child, in such cases, too, the doctor who knows his business will treat the child over a sufficient period to cor rect the disordered metabolism or if the family doctor cannot undertake such treatment he should refer the patient to a ON THE SPOT SERVICE Gall 4061, Ashland -Make Your Appointment Any Mechanical Work Bear Wheel Aligning New Chevrolet Motors Body and Paint Work Selby Chevrolet Co. 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Ine, CR0WNUP5 UNOttt SCeuTINYBY' VKirOB.S.teerLeN SrABC ten srABE, and WJND tM WHAT ir Musr riEL!-IK TO BC A kASO THEY NEVER FEEL Llfci LXINClPOVWANO -KICKING AND 5M0UHNO wirn TH' joy o eciNi Auve physician who does and will treat such cases. It is at any rate the wrong time to laugh. This child's mother asked me for a pamphlet on How to Lose Weight. I'm glad to send that pamphlet to any adult who asks for it and includes stamped self addressed envelope. But I did not send it to this child's mother. I feared mother might try to put the child on a reducing regimen which would be dangerous in deed. It is always dangerous for a young person who has not yet attained adult development to attempt to restrict his or her diet in any way, without constant ob servation and advice of the pnysician. QUESTIONS is ANSWERS Rone Meal if human beings were to eat finely ground bone mixed with ground meat wouid they be able to digest the bone? Would it have harmful results, or could it have any beneficial results? . ' (D- H. M.) Answer Finely ground bone Is an excellent form of calcium phosphate for human beings, whose (relinedl diet is generally deficient in both calcium and phosphorus. So It would be bene ficial rather than harmful, if aome bone were mixed in the ground meat for human consumption. Blood Donor I donated blood at the Red Cross center recently, and they made an ap pointment for me to donate again eight weeks later. But a relative ad vises me not to donate blood oftener than every six months. (Mrs. R. W.l Answer Most donors give blood every six to eight weeks with Impun ity. If your relative fears it may cause anemia, there is no Justicatlon for that feai. Send ten cents and stamped self addressed envelope for booklet ''Blood and Health." (Copyright 1945 by John F. Dille Co.) McLeod McLeod, July 10 Sgt. Jack Casey and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Casey recent ly. Sgt. Casey has just returned from Italy where he has been for the last two years. He has now reported to the Army in Santa Monica, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mclntirc have returned to their home in San Francisco after spending a week here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mullens. Raymond Mullins has gone to Portland to report to his draft board. Emile Hoyez of Long Beach, Calif., is guest of his son, Niel Hoyez. . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Young were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Harding, Sr., on June 29. Mr. and Mrs. O. Austin and Chalker'i Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshmenrt Chicken and Steak Dinners 'Most Unique Place In So. Ore. CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parties Only For reservations Ph- Gold Hill 474 Patent Office. Br GLUYAS WILLIAMS lUtMi W TW M t M. tm-l ,Wa, taJM.'sVir) PeCICFROMSWPL MOW ME'HDTn HE'S fEtNITMUVret BOX ALL MY ANO HC pRErrvpuLL.pwrofroursc kwnt bi jo MOTHER AND DADDV ARE. ErPLcWe ALL IT DirrtAZMT. 6itcwnupj Posa&iuritv rtr PotrstEM ToBcinrut. tsrto w THINGS AI.W V.CPPYIHG ABOUr r'tHEYT.L ECUSE.KIM HEArOHCOLDOff TAxe HE'LL TUPH Kl BACK. ONLY"TMmi he wreeie? mMitlF, AW ACourrs WHfiDotohc try to csoer all Aeor EAr THtM family have moved to Ashland. Seaman 2 c Jack Carlton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Carlton has now gone overseas. Jimmle Allen of Hermosa Beach, Calif., is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Nina Casey for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mullins spent July 4 at Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. S. Hughes and son have returned to their home here after spending some time in California. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Casey enter tained with a picnic at their ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing Open tfverv Night Except Mondays Pbona Trail 1404 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX S5-' 'JrV - ftSsPW &"no netGey ' 3- , ' i I snow TMfir - : 1 sazv V Pivoms raxes fir 3o,ooo Erf ,..1, tH. Lfi&.-i, vrrrm tip PHOTOS K SO J a vovnw pot ar r BARNEY GOOGLE uid SNUFFY SMITH IUB. PLUMB PR0UO SO 1 S. Si WV3 ' tiyk BUZ 8AWYEH ,T, . ,..... . ; ,.p 61v i IF WE GOT iil.,''i3l BET ANYTHING Wt . ..JH I RTT Villi. . ' - .ratMUKW - A j5 BLOND1E UlL ABNER 1HE NEBBS I''ewiSIwr .. -i'i. ' - Pi VOU CAN ' HAVE ONE V COOKIE y All uochak-h is 1 1 tvn :; nt- nil. mr r rAKnAK. -f.vii.LI'.- I I ah'll but" a KtxoRp O' V now am kin mi ak Htn voice IH.H'W p mil). 'I 11 ' ' JB y fl Hf .1 blNr,IN 'AM HAINT 60T MOUfuFULLY WAILIN' THIb ''.., tal f NOfyjCr K'-IT'i SO lirARTBRtAKlN' LAMENT 1! I ('iir-H.'.'-wiF evrrrcr r- ai-ckopkia.tc T' i" rsrv v THETUcHr.tR UN"- j! wr avt joj.ir: V r-" x ah ib .1 rT-Sv . ; , SL, TOArS I V THAT HUNK V VERA 3f 1 SMPlV "r HMM.ANO JbciievE VM I'b.'hiI . 0000, OF MAN IS TUE J LURING, WORSHIP YthAT PTOPERrV 5!, Si CAP W PiRLS, MR. PORTER- NEWS' ANSWER TOTUS you OUST 1W5 6R0UNO I HE OWNS ON iAR TUAT POftTrolM ni? teJL W3JS5aa" SfMEJ home July 4. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Cord and Mr. Pa trick of Medford, Mrs. Dorothy Hume and twin daughters, Jac queline and Josephine, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rayome, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding Sr., and Grand ma Allen. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stafford over the Fourth of July were Mr. and Mrs. George Witter and children, Donna and Jerry of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stafford, Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken end steak dinners 7:00 p. m. to 3:00 a. i. except Sunday. Phone day time 5300; night 9101. YWtflVl. saarc AficA'sit ;i & ?tv& y-Of Arim SKtv rwc seer , WffS -MMVCD . 1 HS AthrSTYS CCVHrSSKVD ,VQ3, WIS S. a.F".Z3'.Fsn:v scmxx. l00 BUCKS TO KNOW THAT 5Ud BUZ MM ,.HI t - CHILDREN ALWAVS ASK FOR MORE THAN THEY CAN EAT I GIVE THEM JUST ONE HALF OF WHAT THEY ASK FOR t -C st..'.- ti -UJ tB&RVmFUL POT BUtYNfULU UJVTH VI ( 3 -- ANYWAY, IT Vl 0 " 3: ir COOKIES? I . Tuesday, July 10, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN DO YOU ing engine with a complete new block and working parts factory assembled. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle ACRQSS 1 Pasted ovti 1 Twin 11 Proowton 13 Contestant 14 Blllcal land ItWOallowt n Hebrew HUM 18 A radical 0 Oriental weight H-Klnd of deasert M Trolley 34 Lender 28 Knob is siBD of f ni Ineilntd trousb 31-Warm 33 Freedom Si Seaweed 37 Took food S ft Redd Ish colored vegatablt 40 Flood 41- califoral)0n 43 A meal 44 Indeflnltt artlelt 4ft Pint kind of let 47 Rub wltb consecrated oil 4 Decay! AO Raatralni ' 2 "'t 15 I i h Is l ' - - T" Hfa "" " "" Hd r UaitM imImm OH, WELL WE'LL GET PICKED 1 1 THEY REALLY EOUIP THES& RAFTS NOWADAYS UP BY A PBYA SUBMARINE08 SAIL. CHARTS, WATER PESALTIMfi KIT, EVEN A ' SOMETHING. AND IF NOT HAMMOCK-BED. WHATU YOU HAVE WITH YOUR SHUCKS! WEIL GET ALONG FI5H, BUZ.MAITEDMILK OR CITRIC ACIP TABLETS f ri"" ' """-"WW.wn-Jiaii.i.i i,suWm. w;' THANKS , - 'SSs " i V -Xil7J( BUT I'M NOT --ir. . :Z ..i-K ,i-, , wm ii ..iiiiiiiiiiiiiii' n KNO you can have a NEW ENGINE for your CHEVROLET (car or truck). We can replace your worn out, ga wast JINSWPB TO PBEVIOUS PUZZLB DOWN 1 Sudden daab 3 Peeler I Land meaaurt Torn clotb eV Prepare for publl cation 6 Lower 7 Clergyman Small laland Roman foul 10 Sword 11 ogle 1 Famed Pol b feneral 19 A "blue" tim in Euro pa II Dish ea 33 Speck 4 - 35 Seep out . 37 "Hard" bat . 39 Grasp 10 In thi direction 11 J3ca Venning animal ot Africa S3 A number 85 -Reclined 88 danpa for breatlf S Canvaa ah el tax 43 Small spot 43 King (Fr.l 4ft-.Way to win prlie fight . u-witbia SUPREME P(MF 365' . TV RcG LPiTlOro OUT arn a"s nsg a i e r MliMTjA r siu s Btr a Ti ZZJu JJnoIa" H air "m 'HPwilllii f JUST HAVE S r HUNDRED J 1