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i BUSINESS DIRECTORY MISCELLANEOUS" CERTIFIED Accordion teacher wTTl I teach in Medford one day a week. I Those interested, phone 2753 fox Information. J Transfer CITY TRANSFER it STORAGE CO. Complete transfer, moving and stor. 4 age service. Also packing, crating and shipping by expert workmen. ? 38 S Fir St. Phone 4664, night 2075 EAViS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Medford Modern storage serv- ice. Long distance hauling. Dial ; 2838 40 South Fir. FURNITURE. MOVING & STORAGE ?We have van moving equipment for local and long-distance hauling. Dry I and clean storage (concrete bulla I lng with special locker room at ,3 low rates. ! SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE i . Phune 3756 StADS TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CC " A complete trucking service to meet your needs Dial 7121. " s 40 YEARS OF SERVICE Til Work : fon CERAMIC tile work: Walls, floors, drainboards. store fronts, call r Mr Lamhert. 732B, 013 W. 4th. Building VtLASTER Patching. Btucco and ce- W men work, plain or ornamental a-. a Wattnn Phnne 4574. BUILDING, remodeling, repairing, moderniiing. Interior and exterior painting anC decorating, fireplace and flue construcUon. foundation . and cement work, roof shingling. Floor plans and architectural serv ice available. Free estimates. Com plete Job Under One Contract. First-class mechanics for all sens Ices, Harold M Majors. Contractor and Builder. 522 S. Holly street. Phone 5002. Chiropractor Chiropractor. Painless Tension Control Treatment. Yi Dial 5867 Hours 1 p. m. to6EiID.- ir.,,,, RAnairina ir.20 Eaut lllh. i LEGAL NOTICES : 1 rorntrnns 5 to the County CourtMhe State i ' J?.cks?n: . ,. of lJSvS? s. O BMENT De- A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ithat I have been duly and regu- Sariy appointed ixctui -fabove entitled estate under and ? bv virtue of an order of the County Court of Jackson Coun ty,' Oregon, duly made rendered i and entered on June 21st, 1945, Snd ill creditors having claims ) against said deceased are hereby ' nlt f ied to present the same duly -verified, and with vouchers ; thereunto attached, and all per J ions owing said estate are noti fied to pay their said indebted- : ness, to rne at the office of ; George M. Roberts, my attorney, f 201-205 U. S. National Bank : Bldg., Medford, Oregon, within ! ix months from the date of this i notice, ' ... Dated at Medford, Oregon, this ( 85th day of June, 1945. j JOHN E. O'BRIEN, Executor of the Estate of Joseph , S. O'Brien, Deceased. SUMMONS 5 In the Circuit Court of the State " kof Oregon for the County. of ykj. T. TUFFS, Plaintiff, WESTERN COAL COMPANY, a corporation; WESTERN CLAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, a corporation; WESTERN CLAY COM PANY. ff corporation; SECUR ITY SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY, a corporation; BANK OF ASHLAND, a cor poration; DENNY-RENTON CLAY AND COAL COM PANY, a corporation: ROSE TRAVERNER ROBINETT; and also all other persons or par ties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien, or in terest in the real estate de scribed in the complaint here in, Defendants. TO Western Coal Company, a corporation: Western Clay Manufacturing Company, a corporation; Western Clay Company, a corporation; Se curity Savings and Trust Com pany, a corporation: Bank ot Ashland, a corporation: Den-nv-Rcnton Clay and Coal Com r pany, a corporation: Rose Trav ener Robinett; and also all other persons or parties un known, claiming any right, title, estate, lien, or interest in the real estate described in the complaint herein Defendants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON; You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit within ten days from the date of service of this Summons upon you. if served within this Countv: or if served within liny other County of this State, then within 20 days from the date oi the service of this Summons upon you: and if you fail to so answer, for want hereof, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In Plain tiff's complaint on 1" njjin A. C. HOULfH. Attorney for Plaintiff. Port Office Address: Tuffs Build ing. Grants Pass. Oregon. CALL FOR BIDS Bids for painting interior of i Trail school building; also bids J".or refinishing floors and desks ' will be accepted by Trail School District No. 45: wf.i ', Specifications may be obta n ed from Edythr Wert, District ; Clerk, Trail, Oregon. Radar Men Needed For Naval Service The continued and ever in creasing need for more men to be trained as radio technicians (radar) in the navy was stressed today by Chief W. R. Cumley, recruiter-in-charge of the navy recruiting station In Medford. This program is one of the lew remaining opportunities in the armed forces that remain open for a man to be assured of certain type of military job. Be ing open to men who are ap proaching Induction, as well as -those in the volunteer age r ermine it nffcm an exceptional opportunity to those who can IN FARM ACREAGE Oregon has gained 2,349 farms and 1.838.384 acres in farmlands since 1940, according to prelimi nary figures for the state com piled in the 1945 census of agri culture, the bureau of the cen sus, department of commerce, announced today. The number of farms in the 38 Oregon counties increased by 3.9 percent, from 61,829 in 1940 to 64,268 in 1945; farm acreage in creased by 10.2 percent, from 17.988.307 acres in 1940 to IB 826,691 acres ii 1945, and aver age size of farms increased by 6 percent, from 290.9 acres in 1940 to 308.5 acres in 1943. Greatest increase in number of farms, 897, or 20.1 percent was shown by Lane county, but its farm acreage increased only 0.8 percent. Greatest increase in farm acreage, 614,817 acres, or 79.5 percent, was shown by Klamath county, although it lost 86, or 7.8 percent, of the 153s farms it had in 1940. John A. Kallak, with head quarters at Salem, Oregon, was the area supervisor in charge of the Oregon enumeration, Jackson county has 2,991 farms, according to the prelimi nary figures for J 945. This total compares with 2,702 farms in 1940. Farm acreage now totals 412,166 compared with 316,394 five years ago. Josephine county figures were 2288 farms In 1945 and 1944 in 1940; farm acreage, 124,784 and 125,206. On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain afflllaUoo and where they are on the diair KALE (MBS) 1330, Portland; HEX (ABC) 1190, Portland: KOO (ABC) 810. San Francisco; KGW (NBC) 620. Portland: KJR (ABC) 1000. Seattle: KNX (CBS) 1070. Los An geles: KOA (NBC) 850. Denver; KOIN (CBS) 70. Portland: KOMI) (NBC 090, Seattle: KPO (NBC) (SO, San Francisco: KSL (CBS) 1160. Salt Lake City. Time Shown ta PWT. Monday 5:00 p. m. O.K. For Release, NBC: Terry and Pirates, ABC; Mews, MBS; Milton Charles. CBS. S:15 p. m. Dick Tracy, ABC: Super man. MBS: Betty and Bob, NBC. 0:30 p. m. Voice of Firestone, NBC; News. CBS: Jack Armstronf, ABC; Tom Mix, MBS. 5:45 p. m. News. CBS: Rosa Rio, ABC: Night News Wire. MBS. 6:00 p. m. Hoagy Carmlchael, NBC: Beulah. CBS: Pan American Concert, ABC: Gabriel Healter, MBS. 6:30 p m. Rise Stevens Show, NBC; Spotlight Bands, MBS; The Sea Has a Story. CBS. 7:00 p. m. Screen Guild Players, CBS. Contented Hour, NBC; Tokyo Calling, ABC. 7:15 p. m. Lowell Thomal.MBS. 7:30 p. m. Dr. I. Q., NBC; Thanks to the Yanks. CBS; Lone Ranger, MBS; Reunion U. S. A., ABC. 6.00 p. m. Supper Club, NBC; Lum and Aimer, ABC; Michael Shayne, MBS. 8 15 p. m. Redda Hopper, CBS; Fleetwood Lawton, NBO. 3:30 p. m. Cafe Zanzi-Bar Orch., NBC; Hawthorne House, ABC; Man Named Jordan. CBS. 8:00 p. m. Blind Date. ABC: News, Glen Hardy. MBS: The Whistler, CBS; Telephone Hour. wm;. 9 15 p Salute to our Heroes, MBS. 9:30 p. m. Vox Pop, CBS; Tomor row's World, NBC: Green Hornet. ABC: Jimmy Fldler. MBS. 0.45 p. m. Lee Sims, Pianist, NBC. 10:00 p. m. News. NBC: Fulton Lewis. MBS; Charlie Chan. ABC. 10:15 p. m. Sherlock Holmes, MBS: Cn niir Bandstand. NBC. 10:30 p. m. Sweetheart Swlngtimt." HUL; IwlSien lO ino vvavn, moo. 11:00 p. m News. ABC; Orchestra, NBC: Orchestra, CBS. TUfcSD A V 5-OC p. m. Terry and Pirates, ABC: OK For Release. NBC: News. MBS: Milton Charles, Organ, CBS. 515 p m. Dick Tracy, ABC: Super man MBS: Betty and Bob. NBC. 5:30 p m. Date With Judy, NBC: Jack Armstrong. ABC: News, CBS: Adventures of Tom Mix, MBS. 5:45 p m. Rosa Rio, ABC. 6 00 p m. Gabriel Heatter, MBS: Norwin Corwln, CBS; Guy Lombardo, ABC. Mystery Theater NBC 6:15 p. m. Real Stories, MBS. 6:30 p m. Victor Borge. NBC; Amer ican Forum, MBS; The Doctor rights. CBS. 7:00 p m. The Man Called X, NBC: Sumner Welles, ABC Service to the Front CBS. 7:15 p m. Lowell Thomas, MBS. 7:30 p. m. An Evening with Bom berg NBC: Red Rider. MBS; One Man s Family. ABC. 8:00 p m. Supper Club. NBC; Ted Malone. ABC. . M 815 p m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: Music. CBS: Lum and Abner, ABC. 8-30 p. m. Johnny Presents, NBC; Theiter of Romance CBS: Alan Young Show. ABC. The Falcon, MBS. o-nn n m Rvervthine for the Bovs. NBC; big Town, CBS: Glen Hardy News D 15 l, m. Rex Miller, MBS. 0:30 p m. Light and Mellow, NBC; Murder Will Out, ABC. 10-00 p m. News. NBC: Fulton Lewis MBS: Charlie Chan. ABC. 10:15 p. m. On Our Bandstand, NBC; Sports Program. ABC. 10:30 p. m. Edwin C HilL CBS: Fen. nemans Nite Club. ABC; Sweetheart Swlntlime. NBC. 1100 Talks, CBS: News, NBC: News. ABC Servicemen in Chicago may play on many of the city'i golf courses under a playing priv ileges program operated through the USO. FOR RENT Furnished Mountain Cabins Elevation 4200 ft. Cool days and nights. Quiet, restful surroundings. Mik Reservations Through W. J. SNYDER Box SOI, Ashland, Oregon Your Health and It's Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Raiders should address Inquiries toi Dr. William Brady. 265 El Camino. Beverly Hills. Calii. DATA ON In 1940 Dr. Elliott P. Joslin, whose textbook on diabetes is famous, estimated that there w e re euu.uuu diabetics in the United States and that the number was increasing year by year be cause (1) the entire popula tion is aging that is, a larg er proportion survive long enough to get such diseases Dr. Brady as diabetes, cancer, etc., than when the nation or country was younger (if you take this as an Hibernlctsm you had better have your wits sharpened); (2) physi cians discover more cases; (3) people are getting more health conscious that Is, they consult the physician even before they are convinced there is no alter native; and (4) there are more people in the country. Old timers may remember that the eminent diagnosticians, consultants played it safe, much as the racketeers in "clinics" do now by assuring the gullible cus tomer whose ailment or com plaint baffled them that it was not "organic" merely a "func tional" disturbance, or soothing language to that effect. Well, diabetes (diabetes melli tus, sugar diabetes, the real thing) is a functional deficiency or ailment. It begins so insidi ously in most cases that you nev er dream you have it - until a casual urine test reveals glucose (sugar). It should be clearly understood that there is no clear dividing line between good health and diabetes. Perhaps this will become more comprehensible when you consid er what constitutes diabetes. As a bulletin recently, broadcast by the Medical Society of the State of New York defines it, diabetes is a disease of the internal glands, especially of the pan creas, in which the ability of the body to use all the starch and sugar in food is diminished. Now every individaul whose urine contains glucose (sugar) has diabetes. Some glucose may be present in the urine of a per fectly healthy person in some circumstances. But if the urine constantly contains sugar it is reasonable to assume the indi vidual has diabetes until further Investigation proves otherwise; If the urine contains sugar and the chemical test of the blood shows more than the normal amount of glucose (sugar) in the blood, then It Is diabetes. The blood of a healthy person contains a constant 0.10 to 0.14 per cent of sugar (glucose) and if the level of sugar In the blood falls to half that level or rises half again that level, the pa tient is in grave danger. In the entire quantity of blood in the. body (less than a gallon in a woman, more than a gallon in a man) there is ap proximately a teaspoonful of sugar. If your blood contains that much sugar everythings jake. But if for any reason (to be discussed later) your blood sugar gets down to only one third or one-half teaspoonful, then you are in a bad way. QUESTIONS at ANSWERS Orange Juice 1 have alwaya Insisted on at least a half glass of orange Juice every morn ing for our seven year old son. and yet he seems to have one thing after an other, requiring constant care. (C. E Answer Better for the child If he could eat an orange when he likes, instead of having to take the sissvboy substitute. But even the whole orange supplies only vitamin C, plus a little calcium and a little vitamin A. Grow ing children should have plenty of awvnisissnMii Mechanics and Body Men Wanted who are looking for a permanent posi tion in a modern, well-equipped shop. Best of working conditions in a clean, growing University City." Silva Chevrolet Co. Eugene, Ore. THE WORLD AT ITS WORST YMIH UNDER frit friPIKT OF 1EW, HWE MO fC LET JUNIOR HV hluRH WrfH TrtF If WM-rWER , AND HAVt 5T VliWN6 MM) UID FWrJM CUTTlMO YOUR W A',0 WIP.HARIr.,& COMMENT FROM PASiERS-BY . eoCT SUVtf'lvtR'i AND LrfS4 WHO MAKE UfliE CHILDREN 0O THfjR WtCK. &lM. WaiuVTt DIABETES vitamin C. of course, but don't Im agine it is protective against all the ailmenta that can happen to children. Stupid to Have Piles Friend told me you ran an article in the paper recently about piles and the office treatment which doesn't keep tho patient away from his regu lar lob. (C. f.l Answer Send stamped envelope bearing your address, for the pam phlet "It Is Stupid to Sutler from biles" Ask for the pamphlet do not send clipping. Bladder Trouble Please send pamphlet on Bladder trouble. (B. E. H.I Answer Gladly. If you will provide a stamped envelope bearing your ad dress. The pamphlet Is about Prostatic Obstruction a common cause ot bladder trouble in men beyond middle (Copyright 1945 by John T. Dllle Co.) Higher Education ' Enrollment Bulge Outlook For Fall University ot Oregon, Eugene, July 16 A forecast of the en rollment increases that may be expected when Oregon's institu tions Of higher education open for the regular session this fall can probably be found in the re port of increases shown through out the system on the University of Oregon campus, shows that an all-over increase of a.s per ceui has been made over enrollment of summer session of 1944, with 2,772 students registered in the various schools of the state sys tem. Greatest increase is shown at Eastern Oregon College of Edu cation at La Grande where 143 students are registered for an enrollment increase of 32.4 over last year. , The Southern Oregon College of Education at Ashland has In creased 13 per cent with 95 students in attendance for the Ration Calendar Processed Foods Blue Stamps: (Book 4) T2 through X2, valid through July 31. Y2 through CI, valid through Aug. 31. Dl through HI, valid through Sept. 30. 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