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I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Well Drilling WTEli WELLiS drilled wltT modem equipment Call 7372 C O Simp V S son Drllllrn Co. 1007 Keddy Ave. 9 Wervi I rmll.LING with modern enTTrS. ' ment See Con Bras., al Stamper and Coft Broi Hardware 223 W Main Phone 3939 Medford Jocuzzl nd Myers pumps sales and service Piano Turning Rano tuning, "repaiiung, Vote. 1NG J W Keiloiin P O Boi 5U2 Ashland Phone 4132 Fur Shop fiARRIET'S Fur Shop Complete fui service 319 Medlord Center Bldg phone 43fi7 Roofing HOOFING Built tip roofs, coating free estimates. Vears of experience Work: guaranteed. Howard L. Barto. Bt. 1. Box 32ij?entral Point, Ore hn.iff AnntrartinB anil rnnf r,nnlr Alt types of roofing Franchised Pabco distributors Workmanship and materialj guaranteed. Time navmenta Free estimates. Erftf.RSON PAINT 4 ROOF STORE 38 S Bartlett Phone 3iU3 Rarilr, ft! HAVE large stock of tubes and ,-; tlAVEi ioiso iui. ut luun ana n.rt to Siva aulck. reliable service jpm on all types of radios Dial 3859 eLaafT nMH.n. Rnriln I 3fl7 N RluerciHa. WALTS KAUlu qnviuL Repairing dress equipmenl 411 E main MISCELLANEOUS FfrtTfIED Accordion teacher will teach In Medford one day a week. Those interested, phone 2753 for information Notary Public NOTARY PUBLIC After Houn and Holiday! Walter Jones. Realtor Phone 2570 Chiropractor M NELSON Chiropractor Painless Tension uoniroi ireauneiu DIhI SBfi7 Hours 1 p m to 6 p m Tile Work fOR CERAMIC tile work: Walls. llOOn aramoonrns. miuro i run is, tu Mr Lambert. VMS 913 W 4th Moving t ADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Our own padded vans serving th entire Pacific wast Dial 7 1 2 1 yuRNITURE MOVING anywhere any- tlm Pnone4Riv Dnintlnei t 3. perry, apray painters and inter- ' - ' - PAINTING Interior and exterior Free estimates Phone 2824. r... i :.. w.,.A FKOlYlrl pOIBUIlMi iilBpciMUii an of praisa) of ail properties listed wbi- fer Jones. Reaftor Ph 2.170, Medford Building PLASTER Patching. Stucco and ce ment work, plain or ornamentai Frank R Waltnn Phone 4574 Transfer CITV TBANSFEn & STORAGE CO Complete transfer, moving and stor age service. Also packing, crating and shipping by expert workmen aa 8 Fir 'hone 4664, night 2073 UAV1I3 inmiaian STORAGE CO. Meaiora (witaern num." , , Ice. Long distance hauling Dial Furniture, moving & storaiSiS We have van moving equipment for local and long-distance Tiaullng Dry and clean storago iconcrete build ing) with special locker rooms t SAMSOtf'sTORAGK WAREHOUSE Phune 3756 fcADS" TRANSFER it STORAGE CO A complete trucking service to meet four needs Dial 7121 40 VEARS OF SERVICE 2B3B 40 faoutn nr. Vacuum Repairing m.j .... rzr.i pii? wuumi i Phone 8924 Jack Wilson ln;o East 11th 8epllc Tank Cleaning (EPfiC tank and cesspool pumping Also drain tile and sepUo tanks In stalled Phone 2824 LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Final Settlement In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of GEORGE TVER SUN, aifo known as Gtu. ivivnauin, de ceased. The undersigned has filed in the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, the final ac count of his administration of the above estate, and said Court has fixed the 1st day of September. 1945. at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the County Court Room in the Jack Jjon County Court House, at Mcd 'ord, Oregon, as the time and place for the settlement of said estate. All persons interested in said estate are hereby notified and required to make or file their obiections to said final ac count, if any they have, on or before the time aforesaid fixed for the hearing and settlement thereof. Date of this notice and the first publication thereof is August 1, 1945. ARTHUR IVERSON, Administrator. O. H. BENGTSOM. Attorney for Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon in and for Jackson Countv. In the Matter of the Estate of DANIEL LAFAYETTE BILES, Also Known as DANIEL L. BILES, Also Known as D. L. BILES, Deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed Administratrix of the above Estate bv the County Court of the County of Jackson. iate of Oregon, ana naviK qualified, nitice is nereoy Kiyei. to ail persons naving ciann gainst said tsiaie p r them, properly verified and wun proper voucher, at the office of I lhe undersiened Attorney, 126 i East Main Street. Medford. Ore- ton. Within SIX monins irnm mi- i ... . . ui:Aai;nn nt I nHte or xne iitm uiuin.dii"jj ... this notice, which is the 1st day of August, 1945. IDA BILES. Administratrix. O. H. BENGTSON. Attorney for Administratrix. The cigarette that satisfies isj "ja ? "m.'i fieetwood i-awton l NBC; the one that is carefully e-xtln-l i.ur end Abn.r. ABC. Orchestra, guished after smoking. KcepclJ10 m. crbanco orchestra Q"Sn Green. lJ.?!'"'" Chalker'i Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshment-i Chicken and Steak Dinners Moet I ntone IMsre in So Ore. rl.llSFIl MIIM1MB Tburidax Prints Prtl "n'T for reservations Ph Gold Hill 471 FREE NEWS FLOW ONLY WAR CURB DECLARES HOYT Oregonian Publisher Says Atomic Age Means Race Suicide In Next War Portland, Ore., Aug. 8J.R) Publisher Palmer Hoyt of the Portland Oregonian today said use of the atomic bomb means there must be no more wars and a world wide flow of free infor mation is the only thing that can save civilization. Hoyt, former domestic direc tor of the office of war informa tion, said talk of a third world war is equivalent to discussion of race suicide. Need Understanding "When we entered yesterday into the atomic age," Hoyt told a Portland service club, "it be came not nnlv tmnnrtant hut vital that the peoples of the earth be given the immediate nnnnrhmltir 4 .,narPnnl U other through the medium of the world wide flow of free infor mation. "There is only one thing that can save civilization and that Is jective news American styles Deiween me naiions . 'Tt will ka inn Innnaf nnceihla for part of the world to be in formed and part of the world to be kept in ignorance. The atomic bomb is a fact. It's destructive force is as vet not fullv reuorted I Witt it nntantial ie hiriniiclv beyond our present po wers to conceive." He said the only solution ror nagaa was th mutual exchange fu " of 11 types of information un-i fnifia ...'- - cial boundaries o tariffs or I t-,a' I.UDIU1U lira. Must T.ead Hoyt said great strides have already been made in selling the idea of international freedom of news under the leadership of President Hugh Baillie of the United Press, General Manager Kent Cooper of the Associated Press and the American Society of Editors. "But these strides are not enough," Hoyt added. "History has made the accomplishment of the objective essential. General ly speaking the press of America and of the British common wealth of nations has not accept ed the leadership in this vital program. It is imperative that the press does not shirk its vital responsibility." On the Radio Chain ITATIONS Chiln affiliation and where they ,rKA0L'?MBS':... Portland! , K (ABC) 1190, PorUaad: KGO A C sto, nan Francisco; KCW (Nlici sn Portland; KJR (ABL) tv"" Seattle - KNX JHS 1070. I.OS An fe'lM KO (NBC, ""Wrf San Franciico; KSt, CBS 1160. " take tity. Tim Shown la f a. T.S pCBmS: D?crcByBCN. Super, man MBS: Betty end Bob. NBC. 5 30 P m Jack Armstrong ABO Nelson Pringle New, CBS Adn NBC DetecT and Collect, CBS: Spot- llB"ndMBK.yJTv.ern.1ioUeB,.: NBC Great Moments 1 Music. CBS; Counterspy. ABC: Human Adventure, M?S - ?VV'cr.J,CBS:Lon. ,er Club, NBC: Man is- Main Una, MBS; 8 00 p m aufP" Named Jordan. CB. namca u....... Lum .and Abner Arc. NBC: OrBcncVr.. CBS-' Main Llh.. MBS; IS o m. Golden Harmomej. ABC IKS? .nd'oche,'j;nNBCi ".rPU front greas ""'.'.... I nr. Orchestra CB4: HoIBIl.mo7eOrch. NBC. THliRSIlAT -00 o m. Sam Hayes end the Newi. in- hK for Release, nui-i 11 '?S;k?lr. ABC: Milton Charlea. 'S'Tr mBSD.c. TT.C. ABC: Super man. UBS: B.tt end bob- NBC s 3o i p "nSc i ...... mA em - - -Pet Wire. MBS. . ,..,. Br- Orchn. s oo p m - St'terriBS; The .JSc.1 " ' ' ' j pm Hidden .Valley Oen. ABC iorZ"lV- "" s,,riht Serenade. MBS Cher. -B. -7'"' , rMM1in NRC: !h,r ens; ?';''" l. NRC: r7.? Jnem C Now ,, On BTCd. gin March of Time ABC: Red Bvrtir MBS: We Came This V.y. NPC; Romance Rhythm and Ripley LS00 P m Supper Club. NBC: Man .n,edlordn. CBS. Bulldo Drum- PARTS and SERVICE far all mn ni vamf:ri and RtrKIUtKATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. BtrUttt. Phone 2419 Your Health and It's Care Br OR. WILLIAM BRAOY. M.D. Readera should address Inquirlei toi Or. William Brady. 265 CI Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calif. YANKEE STOMACH O They still come by the peck, complaints of "acidity," "indi gestion," "gastric weakness," " h eartbur n ." "gas," "ulcer," d e c r ibed In p 1 c tures que but (for medl-, cal purposes) uninformativ e detail. Some of these corres pondents ask for advice about diet; all of them want a remedy which will give Brady some measure of relief. Practically none of these cor respondents even alludes to the functional state of his (or his dentisfs) masticating equipment, ana mat, i suppose, is natural enough, in view of the childish popular conception of the value and importance of the teeth in health economy and the reckless disregard of this by many physi cians and dentists who so casual ly advise or approve the sacrifice of one or more teeth on the flim siest suspicion or pretext. lhe first chapter m the book let "So You Have Indigestion'" (for copy send ten cents and stamped self addressed envelope) lens now tells how essential is that part of digestion which oc curs in the mouth while the food being masticated and insali vated and continues for half an hour or more after the food is swallowed. After all. Nature doesn't provide each of us with from 28 to 32 teeth just for the looks of them. Whether from neglect of sali vary or mouth digestion or from the quick lunch evil or from the habit of taking excessive propor tions of concentrated purified carbohydrate (sugars and starchy white flour) or other causes men tioned in the pamphlet "Yankee Stomach" available on written request (no clipping, please) if 9:00 d m. News. MBS: Adventures ol Tooper. NBC- Ellery Queen. CBS; America's Town MeeUng ol the Air. ABC t il p m. Rex Miner MBS. 9:30 p m. Noah Webster Saya, NBC; News. BN. 10:00 p. m. News Reporter, NBC; News. ABC; Fulton Lewis. MBC 10:13 p. m. Charlie Chan. ABC. 10:30 p. m. Fenneman's Nlte Club, ABC; Sweetheart Swlngtlme, NBC; Orchestra, CBS. 11:00 p. m. News, ABC. Eagle Point Eagle Point, Aug. 8 Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Simmons, of Medford, but recently of Phoenix, Arizo na, recently bought the old Lewis store building here, and are remodeling it into a seven room dwelling. Mr. Simmons is a carpenter and is employed on the local school building at present. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Marrilees, recently of Richland, Oregon, Hanford district, where Mr. Merrrilees was employed in connection with the making of the atomic bombs, arrived in Eagle Point Monday evening. They expect to remain in this locality if they can find the place they want. They lived here when Camp White was un der construction, where Mr. Merrilees was employed. Former neighbors here of Mr. i and Mrs. Fred Newland and son Jimmie are glad to welcome them back after several months visiting in the east and in Los Angeles. They have rented the Lusk place here and expect to remain for the winter at least. Mrs. C. H. Davis returned to her home in Riddle, Oregon, last Sunday after a few days vfslt with Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hender son here. Mrs. Orvil Henderson recently received word that her grand son, T-Sgt. Wm. H. Gipson, who has been on active duty with the 6th Ranger Division in the south Pacific for nearly three years, will arrive home in Los ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilian only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m. to 3:00 a. m except Sunday. Phone day time 6300; night 8101 DIFFICULT DECISIONS Dr. K VrirtirJ AiWf Who H PtfiRED EAWY WrTU A HEMJAcHE.Ic- ItlL HER THhT V60R Vt U79r4 which vao hns ben rTTPrto sowwffia&y n fr etSf RCM HrWE IStfttV TuElR 60 R EXCESSIVE ACIDITY you provide stamped self ad dressed envelope, one of the most frequent complaints of the American public is excessive acidity. For either occasional or fre quent or daily use as an antacid to neutralize the excess of acid in the stomach and relieve the discomforts attending acidity heartburn, water-brash, "gas," empty pain or hunger pain, acid eructations, sense of fulness or bloating after a meal, yes, and the irritability and crankiness that often accompanies hypera cidity, a great many persons with Yankee stomach have found discs of calcium carbonate and magne sium trisilicate most satisfactory The combination of approximate ly 7 grams of the prepared chalk with 3 grains of magnasium tri silicate seems to be more effica cious than a much larger does of chalk (calcium carbonate) alone. Correspondents will please re frain from submitting histories or descriptions of digestive trou bles for my opinion. I cannot Haz ard a guess by mail. I do not prescribe medicine, diet or other treatment in any case. QUESTIONS it ANSWERS Time for Plates Had all my upper teeth pulled ebout a month ago. The gums are a little tender yet Would It be too soon to have platee made now? (M. S.) Answer No. Best results ere ob tained II th dentist takes the Impres sion before extraction oi the teeth, prepares the plates and inserts the plates immediately alter extracUon, before the patient leaves the oflice. ConservaUon oi Kidneys Six months ago it was necessary to remove one oi my kidneys. What kind of food and drink may 1 take without harm to the remaining kidney? I use no liquor or tobacco. How about lithia water? 1 drink coffee mornings. IB. W. J.) Answer No particular food, Eat moderatelv, that is, avoid overeating. No particular water. Just ordinary up water. No alcohol, of course. Cup or two of coffee daily is all right. One kldnev carries on the function of two apparently without strain that's why the body Is equipped with pairs ol some essenlial organs subject to loss by Injury or disease so that loss ol one will not put the machine on the scrap pile, as long as demands on the remaining organ are moderate. (Copyright 1943 by John F. Dille Co.) Angeles sometime this month on 45 days furlough. C. C. Taylor of Cedro Wooley, Wash., was honor guest at a family reunion held in Lithia Park at Ashland Sunday, August 5. The families of the late W. W Taylor and H. H. Taylor were all present with exception of Ther- on and John Taylor, numbering 35 in all. The parents of the Taylor brothers, Clark and Mary Ann Taylor, were pioneers in this country from the east, com ing in 1853. Columbia Utilities Manager Fred Bruegger has been having some general repair work done on the telephone building here, the past week. Sites Near Frisco Are Suggested For Capital Of World San Francisco, Aug. 8 U.F!) Several possible sites were sug gested today for a proposed post war "capital of the world," which may be established with- International Trac-Tractors SOON AVAILABLE APPLY NOW CULLEN MOTOR & IMPLEMENT GO. 123 S. Riverside Ph. 7116 Phone 2119 For Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service 9 B CLUYAS WILLIAMS) ft In 100-mile radius of San Francisco. Since the close of the United Nations conference here, a com mittee of prominent business and political leaders have been campaigning to bring the ma chinery of international peace and monetary organizations to the home of the world security charter. The San Francisco world capital campaign has been dis creet because its most active ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing Open Brery Merit Except Mondays Phone Trail Hot STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX - JCiS. 4 X Cms" WX'TSX, XT'.'l THZ tFA V STZ I ' ' ?1(frrAiryA Yj CV TA 3-2? xe r O 7 H xvsts, Boers wz r-n&W tl H TVS BISICSBO fIXTXESS OFt.O(BOS rcwD A PfSH vxofvso s.-vr ,-rs FKESEIVT 37 BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BrWHTENED 1 YOU BET YOUR UFE. 'Tcooicir. -nu(-n;;inM actcp 1 BUZ KNOCKtD DOWN. lHb &UU SHUDDERING! WATER POUKINO try t tPf FVfii. Tv, TmH rlVrtMfrW , - BUZ SAWYEH BLONDIE . THE KITCHEN GETS 1 " ' I to uck tme rftPi L1 B GSi caws icing J I cA IA ay : '1 I ..'.. v MBa" I iv-Jr.u r'y U'lL ABNt.lt TEi. (SCB!!) T IX' CATFiyitrtKALl. WAL (GULKU) tTJ.' d ti --iljtil PRACTIC'LY??-WU I - loo Tj-TOO IATC rirTl&WT.Ax AH IS CCNfV. J YO' IS A. LUCKY &AUI "THAR'J Ml&Hrr ' kXfJ I KiCH AN'fGulPI, IT WrS 5rMt- J IATE. IS HOPELESSLY rVORItP KfP.Y UP FEW "YOUN& FCLLAS VHO IS IN Til' M Sj il. WEALTHY. THIH' HE CAINT CIT li'L ABrW UP AN YO'li INCCOR- Wir -4L,, . . . FO-SISHUN MC -aT Tif AV AH'LL'W-3) SfO' YO'-AH S -TMrr lABLY INCjA&CD-AN' TV1BERVOLf ri atSSa 'S IN II el" , I HAVE PRACTIC'LV i WILLI! I SOMtTHiNVLEVlSt IT3 TtO MtHOA.- JfcS 'lS7,tJ SiF&&' ' rXJ r EVCPYTHING, rvH IjVejO'-rT IS'YO' J LATE T' TELL YO'- T T("Cee?l 3pJi-jr' , VT ' Ti': , HCAPT ..i-kjVvl W. , SOMETXIN- AH NIAH IHE NEBB8 ' " ' " f OCrt I I IM INTERESTED. .Y Of COURSE I TRYING TO f TOCX I" PERHAPS SUFS "S "inrHel i WiNT TO" VOLTfiE NOT NOT BUT WE NIP TME U PAINS TO R5UT.. MAYBE I ) ' Awvjir. iue .l 6 OTHER SECRETiV ENGAGED g AO A vD ROMANCE N K P0,NT CJT 5U00LO OS 1HATW0MT6e MATTER iiSi YWITH 10 ROGER, AftE Jcfi WARNING . THE PjL)D THE SOCIAL ' COURAGE e ASY WHEN TWILLV -ICWEM MY JTR&JBLES, VCX t .if FROM HIS V MS S?' A6aF KTWEEM J TO6EM r06ER 6E13 60WS ' iPAT ? 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