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BUSINESS DIRECTORY Playground Equipment PLAYMATE" Plav-Cround equip ment, 217 types, lit pre-war prices for homes, schools and parks. . DEI.MER F. HARRIS COMPANY Phone 308 P. O. Box 183 Central Point. Oreeon Rooting AOOF contractlnc and roof repair All type of roofuts Franchise! Pabco distributors Workmanship and material.! guaranteed Time pavment Free estimates Ejff.RSON PAINI & HOOF STORI 38 3 Bartlcn Phone 3843 Radio Vft rlAVE large stock or tubes and parts to give quick, reliable service on all types o' radios Dial 3858 Phillips Radio. 1307 N Riverside Walts radio service Repairing on all makes radios and public ad dress equipmeni 411 E Main Chiropodist Chiropodist TREATMENT ot All Fool Troubles Dr A M Depner Registered Chi ropodist I Fool Specialist! ;i7 Fluhrer Blai; Dial 3103 Transfer HtV TRANSFER 5 STOF.AGE CO Complete iranster. moving and stor. age service Also packing, crating and hipping o expert workmen 38 S Fir StPhone Lt6i night207S BAV1S TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO Medlord Modern storage serv Ice Long distance hauling Dial 3838 40 south tir ry ran u ''. , TORAGE local and long-distance hauling Dry and clean storage iconcrete bulla, tngl with special locker rooms at 8AMSONSTORAGE WAREHOUSE Phune 3736 tlADS "TRANSFER Si STORAGE 66 A complete trucking service to meet your needs Dial 7121 7 40 VFARS OF SERVICE Septic Tank Cleaning SEPTIC tank and cesspool pumping Also drain tile and sepUo tanks In- stalled Phone 824 Real Estate Listing Wanted REaTTESTATE USTINGS WANTED PROMPT personal inspection and ap- firaisai ol all properties listed Wal. er Jones Realtor Ph 2.170 Medford Moving (ADS TRANSFER-" STORAGE CO Our own padded vans serving the entire Pacific -oast Dial 7121 niRNlTURE MOVING anywhere any time City Transler & Storage Pnore 4P14 Painting STgns TO ATVT CAN PAINT ANYTHING All Work Guaranteed Tel 7318 B J PERRY, spray painters and inter lor decorators Free estimates Ph 3101 Painting ItitnH nr anrl exterior Free estimates Phone 2R24 Building LlNbLEUM and carpet lnylne". also drain-board work. CIpo A. .tohnson. Phone 6845, Rt. 1. Box 280, Med- tora PLASTER Patching. Stucco and ce ment work, plain or ornamental Frank R Walton Phone 4574. Tile Work frm CERAMIC tile work: WaTi Mr. Lambert. 7328. 1118 W. Bth. Ml. Vacuum Repairing tLECTROLUX for rent Repair all vacuums Phone S82. Jsck WlUon 1120 E.isl 11th LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT In the County Court of the State of Oregon in nnd for the Countv of Jackson In the Matter of the Estate of ALICE LEE HARVEY, Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that F. P. Farrcll, Administra tor of the estate of Alice Lee Harvey, deceased, has filed in the above-entitled Court and matter his final account and re port and said Court has fixed the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., on the 22nd day of September. 1945, and in and at the Court room of said Court as the time and place for the hearing of ob jections thereto and all persons having any objections to the said final account and report are notified to make and file the tame in said Court and matter on or before time of said hear ing.. F. P. FAREELL Administrator of the estate of Alice Lee Harvey, Dec. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby ch-cn that I have been appointed by the County Court of Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, Executor of the Will of Hilda Arabclle Gaskill, de j ceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers, and duly verified, to me at my office at Room 40!). Medford Center Building, in Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published August 2!)th. 1A4.V HARRY C. SKYRMAN, Executor. "FIRST PARTY" MEETING Cleveland Aug. 29 (U.R) Gerald L K. Smith, head of the Nationalistic America First Party announced today that the organization's anniversary party would be held Sept. 23 at the Cclina O.. fairgrounds. PARTS and SERVICE for all makes ill V 4MIFRS and RKFKIUI.KATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. SI N. Bartlett. Phone 2419 ssTMsffissslUass CHECKERS WANTED GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS GOOD WAGES Apply in person at either Safeway Stor in Medford TEXAS GULF AREA STORM BLOWS OUT Houston, Tex., Aug. 29' (U.R Residents of the stricken Gulf Coast returned to their homes today to view the havoc wrought by a tropical hurricane which destroyed millions of dollars worth of crops and property be fore blowing itself out in eastern Texai. The hurricane, one of the worst to hit Texas in 20 years, died yesterday almost as quickly as it began, leaving in its wake a toll of eight known dead. The storm, accompanied by wind? of 135 miles an hour at its height, narrowly missed Hous ton, Texas' largest city. On the Radio Chain STATIONS Cham affiliation and where thsj are on the dial; KALIS (MBS) 1330. Portland; HEX (AtJC) 1190, Portland: KGO (ABO) 810. San Francisco. KGW (NBC) 621) Portland: KJR (ABC) 1000 Seattle: K.NX (LBS) 1070. Los An teles; KOA (NBC) 850. Denver; KOIN (CBS) I0 Portland; KOMO (NBC 950, Sesttlei KI'O (NBC) 0, San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1U0, Salt Lake tlty. Time Shown Is PWT. Y r.1. r. voim . 5:00 p m Terry and Pirates. ABC; O.K. For Release NBC; Milton Charles Organ CBS: News. MBS. 8:15 p m Dick Tracy ABC; Super, man. MBS: Betty and Bob. NBC. 5 30 p m Jack Armstrong. ABC; Nelson Prlngle. News CBS: Adven tures ot Tom Mix MBS. News. NBC 5 45 p m Elmer Peterson. NBC; Slant News Wire MBS; Capt Mid nleht ABC: News CBS 6 00 p m Crime Photographer. CBS; Wednesday with You. NBC; Gabriel Heattet, MBS: Curtain Time, ABC. SIS p m R-a- Life Stories. MBS 6:30 p m Mr District Attorney. NBC Detect and Collect. CBS; Soot light Band's. MBS: Jones and I. ABC 7 00 p m Kay Kvser s Kollepe. NBC: Great Moments in Music. CBS; Counterspy. ABC; Human Adventure MBS 7 13 p in News MBS 7:30 p m C. 1 Lalfs. CBS; Lone Ranger. MRS. 8:00 p m Burner Club. NBC; Man Named Jordan. CBS: Main Line. MBS: Fic and Pat, ABC. 815 o m Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: .Icck Smith Show, CBS; Main Line. MBS: News. ABC. 8:30 o m The Gay Mrs Fenther stone NBC; Dr Clirlstlan. CBS; fresn Up Show MBS. 9:00 p m Mr and Mrs North. NBC; rhe Saint, CBS; News MBS. y:13 o m Golden Harmonies. ABC 0 30 o m Arch Oholer Plays, MBS 1000 p m News. NBC: Charlie Chan ABC; Fulton Lewis. MBS 10:30 p m Orchestra. CBS. Fenne. man's Nile Club. ABC; Thomas An thony and Orchestra. NBC; Excerpts Irom great Music. MBS 11:00 p m News. ABC: Orchestra CBS; Hotel Blltmore Orel).. NBC. THIMSDAT 5-00 p m. Sam Hayes and the News, MBS: OK for Release. NBC; Terry and the Pirates, ABC; Milton Charles. Organist. CBS. 5:15 p m Ulc Traey. ABC; Super man. MBS; Bem and Bob NBC 5 30 p m Jack Armstrong. ABC: Tom Mix. MBS. News NBC 5:45 p m Captain Midnight. ABC-. Elmer Peterson. NBC: Night News Wire. MBS 6 on p m Music Hall, NBC: Orches tra. CBS: Gabriel Heatter. MBS; The RcbI Slory. ABC. 6:13 p m Hidden Valley Gang. ABC 6 30 o m Phllo Vance. NBC: Varia Hons of Van Cleve. ABC: Hobby Lob bv. CBS; Starllrbt Serenade. MBS. 7 00 0 m Abbott and Costello. NBC: First Line. CBS: Freedom of Speech, MBS. One Foot In Heaven, ABC, 7.13 p m Newt MBS 7:30 D m March of Time. ABC: Red Rvdcr. MRS: We Came This Way NBC; Romance Rhythm and Ripley ..BS 8 00 p m Supper Club. NBC: Man Named Jordan. CBS. Bulldog Orum mond MBS: Kar' Godwin. ABC. 815 p m Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: mm and Abner ABC; Jack Smith Show CBS 8.30 p m. Copobaneo Orchestra NBC: Masle. CBS: Americas Towd Meeting ol the Air. ABC 8:00 p m News. MBS: Adventures ot Tooner. NBC- Ellery Queen. CBS; America s Town MeeUng of the Air ABC. 0 13 p m. Rex Miller MBS. 9 30 o m. Noan Webster Bays. NBCs News. BN. 10:00 n m. News Reporter. NBC: News ABC: Fulton Lewis. MBC. 10:13 p m Charlie Chan. ABC. 10.30 p m Fennemans Nits Club. ABC: Sweetheart Swlngtlme, NBC: Orchestra, CBS. News. MBS. 11:00 p m News. ABC. Closing time for Sunday Too taite to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon offer you STEADY EMPLOYMENT Men with or without experi ence have the opportunity NOW to become bakery crafts men of tomorrow! CALL IN PERSON Fluhrer Bakeries 3 Your Health and It's Care Br OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.O. Reader! should address Inquiries lot Or. William Bradr. 265 El CamlBO. Bav.rlj Hills. CalU. DO YOUR TEETH Officer in the Dental Corps of the Army writes: I remember when you decided to call us "d e n t o r s" and then you changed your mind. So your mind can't be com pletely closed. You flatter me, Doctor. How ever, " in the course of the years when I agitat ed to popular Dr. Bradr ize that trademark, I never ad dressed a dentist by that title. But go on your comments are worth printing, Doctor: In my five years of practice of dentistry as a civilian and three years of service in the Army I have made these obser vations: 1. Some people get along well without brushing their teeth. 2. Caries is not caused by un cleanliness alone witness clean but carious mouths and some filthy non-carious ones. 3. Much periodontal disease in young men in the army and in civilian life is caused by lack of hygiene of the mouth. 4. Periodontal disease (disease of gums) may be arrested by scaling the teeth, but will recur unless proper toothbrushing is instituted. 5. Proper tooth brushing, without any other treatment, will often cause distinct im provement in the condition of the gums. Naturally I realize that many forms of periodontal disease are caused by traumatic occlusion, faulty nutrition, systemic dis eases, blood dyscrasias, endoc rine disturbances and poorly fit ting dental restorations ... - May I suggest that you could do more good by describing a good method of toothbrushing than by your present attitude. 1 do not believe anyone who brushes his teeth will stop be cause of your teachings. The worst I can imagine is that your teachings may discourage some children from forming the habit. Don't brush your teeth, though. You probably don't need it. If I stop for on day I can tell the difference in the tone of my gums. (Signed ) Brushing the teeth as much as you wish is quite harmless so far as I know. Correct me if I'm wrong, Doc tor. It is my understanding that tartar accumulations on the teeth demand removal by the HEAR New "All-ln-One" Hearing Aid Medford Hotel Friday, August 31st ONE DAY ONLY ' ..I em! IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a GOOD PERMANENT JOB . . . at GOOD WAGES and PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS With one of Southern Oregon's oldest and best known firms, why don't you . . . DIAL 2168 er call st our offices, 28 North Bartlett Street. We'll gladly talk it over with you. SNIDER DAIRY & PRODUCE COMPANY T TABLE TOP PLEASEPArKIJ NEW ACCOMPLISHMEfTT OF 6 TANDI N6 UP. f HC HA WLC LtCs SUPPORT WONDtB ON TOP OF 1 rr-T. r , n r. . ' x tint GETS' HOLD OF S0ME-I BClfJGS DOWN TABLE. 6ET 6ET TO MAVt THAT FEEL Ci?ER,M0THEB'5 6000 T,M.. WITH LIKE CXOTH. PULLS VC rAr-tr, RXC tlt-W TOY'j A5 Mfl-fJ! Wrwrs i'JU" NEED CLEANING dentist scaling or whatever In strumentation he deems neces sary. How come regular brush ing fails to keep the teeth clean and free from tartar? Whether you brush your teeth or not seems to make little dif ference. You must visit your dentist once a year or oftener to have your teeth cleaned. A good method of toothbrush ing? If you ask me I say sink 'em in an apple, orange, carrot, turnip frequently. Chew some plain wheat every day. Uta 'em to gnaw with. That's the way to keep 'em as clean as a hound's tooth. QUESTIONS es ANSWERS Keep It Clean I do not understand why the coin herewith attached was returned to me as "mutilated or not negotiable". IT. C. Answer No excuse In using1 sttck um, glue, staples, gum. rivets, adhesive piaster or other unpleasant foreign substances on a coin. Fold it in a piece ol paper and mail it. Pretly Good Yesterday 1 was 81 years old. I am In excellent condition according to doctor except my age. Still 1 walk to ami from my work (about mile) nearly every day missed out Just twice because of deep snow last win tcr. (W. T. S.I . Answer Very good. Several times week 1 compete against a lad 86 years old on the bowling green, and generally he pins my ears bark, if you will provide stamped self addres sed envelope I'd like to send you the camphlut -'Young Folks and Old Folks" it won't do you any harm rven if you just llrht your pipe with It. iCopvnght 1943 by John P. Dille Co. I E E Los Angeles, Aug. 29 (U.R) W. C. Vileta. haberdashery own- BRING YOUR LIVESTOCK to the MIDWAY AUCTION YARDS Sale Every Thursday Starts at 10:30 A. M. CATTLE HOGS - HORSES MACHINERY FURNITURE 3 Miles North ot Madford on Airport Hoad W. J. (Bill) BRAY. Auctioneer N. A. MEAD. Clark Without Battery Wires No Leg Straps No Battery Harness Sonotona, W a s t a r n Elaetric, Acouiticont and others, slightly used, at a discount. For Hope less Cases HEAR with the CUS TOM BUILT GEM. Yours Taken in Trade. Batteries for All Aids. Kr CUYAS WtUlAMS US WHAT f TASLC Cant peach any- ,, THIIitJ KCXPS TRV- AND AC ,0uS Rt'ti il -'.p i irrr- , - rw m mrwm wtm iVAw S3 wkim Klw Swio t( WOIMtR IT'S VCS, SINCE V VEPVS mug. V SUStw I CcO ? f TMIM6S "S DINNER fjvTral ' . I VASTT TIME W6 OjFAMiuC5 TO P I MCOU GfJE THAT'5 A IaRET RlSSRYEOTT '.iX Di 1 WASY f EEU Ol BtnERI uul SOOJ B COlSiOO?EO KJ COHSEKT.l MATTER Cf I GOinS l. .l. . A . afoaio fGu' vwrA rr but jArguAiijTEO related BefOPE ton its Such A opiniom 1 yl t too Y l... " W .PECuSE THE XWEPH V.t p". A BV ENGA'SEvenT W0uDtruL S A VAiLt AT N , V er, today lold police he was rob bed twice in the same day by an escaped convict described as '"dangerous." Both city and state authorities sought Paul B. Potter, 45, whose escape Monday from Chino, Cal., prison sent him on a new crime career. Potter, convicted of several holdups in Los Angeles In 1942. yesterday gave Vileta a personal check for $30 for $23 worth of merchandise. Suspicious over the sale, Vi leta followed Potter by car after S. M. WADE Commercial and Domestic Refrigerators Repaired 5302 Phone 4104 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX v I sws ' ' rf swat r-Tes. . iiwi--". i BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH BOZ SAWYER I S IT BETTER BE 1 1 WHAT ARE N0T OLD BUZZOf (ND THEN WHAT) f AT A TUB FUC OP MOM'fi -77r rrz v sooner'n that. yoUH plans 1 heck, no i y yl FRIED chicken, sleep pou fVK lJZ?L furfr?HfTH0SB 0ALS ABB BUZ rvoil j JOINED BKAUCT A WEEK, THEN BEGIN MV ro,NM LKLJ GETTi.N"r'.R.ED SWINSIN THERE WASAWArJ CAREER IN THE WOULD OF W.?Q XMAN JULV' l850y OF UNCLE 5AM THE NAVV' IT OVER-AND J " tl INDUSTRV AND ROMANCE. U HOMEfA HAVN, A pRl0my JLIf t'hE QUICKER I T An' V THAT Its, IF I CAN GET A- y BLONDIE L.1L ABNER ' ' IT HAIHT MOTHIH' BUT A AW'LL Lt'vr IT HYAF AT 4( t. JVS, J 54? ' IM A FtW MIMUTCS THAS1. I pfEib'-iAKrr' ciJ'-Mr-BuT th- rxt &AK6CCUE riT k RiATrVfini .aS., wfi't pie nothin' left- I KAp.tp TO IT-H-AM'LL DUP.M I. KJNULIN'- 2jTWlTV( B7 XT if ft H J - I A AiMES - MJ. IWf ji I THE NEBBS Mmmm maw m mrn he found his "customer" did noti have a bank account. Potter recognized his pursuer' at a market, forced him into a taxicab at gunpoint, then rob bed him of $48, returning $1 for carfare. I Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Tec 1 tory Engineer d and Inspect ;d Parti lot Chrysler . Dodge I Plymouth Dodge Trucks L. C. TAYLOR CO. I JODGEZTRUCKS 112 So. 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