Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 12, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextBUSINESS DIRECTORY Real Estate Listing Wanted UAL ESTATE LISTINGS" WANTED FRO MPT personal inspection and ap- - praisai ot all properties listed Wal. tter Jones Realtor Ph 2570 Medtord Transtet CITY TBANSFEn Ai STORAGE CO Complete transfer moving and elor ana service Also packing, craunc and shipping o expert workmen BAVIS TRANSFER ii STORAGE CO Medford Modern storage serv - ice Long distance bauling Otal " 3B38 40 South Fir Furniture moving & storage We have van moving equipment for local and long-distance hauling Dry . and clean storage concrete Dulld. Ingl with special locker rooms at ; low rales SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE ads TRANSFER & ST5RAGE CO A complete trucking service to meat ymir needs uia' n ji Rooting fJUILT up roofs, coating, free estimate. Veirs of experience. Work guar. HOWARD L. BARTO Rt. 1, bx. J2L. Central Point, Ore. EbOF" contracting and roof repairs All types ot roofing Franchised Pabco distributors Workmanship at and material. guaranteed im payments Free estimates fcjiSON PAIN1 & ROOF STORE 38 S Barlleti lJnore rc-t.. Radio fRUIl I 3 advice aiiiica. Sound system repairing. Prompt - service. lf HA VE larse stock of tubes and parts to Rive quick reliable service on alt tvpes ot radios Dial 3859 WALT'S RADIO SERVICERepainng . on all makes radios and publle ad ': dress eqtnpmrni 41) E Main Painting Jf PERRY, spray pa in ters and inter lor decorators Free estimates Pa ' 3101 , FAINTING Interior and exterior Free estimates Phone Tile Work fon CERAMIC tile work: Walls, floors drainboards store fronts call Mr I pmhen. 72S 1118 W 8th St. Septic Tank Cleaning EEPTTc" Tank" and cesspool pumping Also drain tllo and septio tanks In stalled Phone W2i 7 .'iwiiHia IADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Our own padded vans serving tne entire Pacific oast J3ial 712 L i JURNITURE MOVING onywhera any Wl time City Transfer & Storage " Phone 4fifi4 , LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARIN G 5 ON FINAL ACCOUNT in the County Court of the State ' of Oregon in and for the i Countv of Jackson 'jn the Matter of the Estate of ALICE LEE HARVEY. Deceased . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN fhat F. P. Farrell. 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 snid Court has fixed the hour of 10 o'clock a. m.. 'on the 22nd dav of September, 1 1945. and in and at the Court room of said Court as the time ' and place for the hearing of ob iections thereto and all persons 'having any objections to the said final account and report are i notified to make and file the same in said Court and matter Con or before time of said hear in if. r. f. fttiiitLL Administrator of the estate of Alice Lee Harvey, Dec. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ; Notice is hereby given that I , have been appointed by the County Court of Jackson Coun ty, Oregon. Executor of the Will of Hilda Arabelle Gaskill, de 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 409. Medford Center Building, in Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published August 29th. 1945. j HARRY C. SKYRMAN, i Executor. .National Forest Timber For Sale A Sealed bids will be received Ty the Forest Supervisor, Med ford, Oregon, up to and not later -than 2:00 p. m., October 12, 3945, for all the live timber marked or designated for cutting and all merchantable dead tim ber located on an area embrac ing about 160 acres within Sec. 28. T. 37 S., R. 4 E., W. M., Bogue River National Forest, Oregon, estimated to be 1.500. 000 feet B. M., more or less, of live and dead white fir, 1,000. 000 feet B. M. more or less, of live and dead Douglas-fir, and an uncstimatcd amount of other .Species of saw timber. No bid of less than SI. 75 per M feet for white fir. S3. 75 per M feet for Douglas-fir. S5.75 per M feet for pnnderosa pine. S8.75 per M feet tor sugar pine, S8.75 per M feet for white pine. SI. 75 per M feet for Shasta red fir. and S1.50 per M feet for incense cedar will be Considered. In determining the high bid. the rate for Douglas fir and white fir only will he considered. Bids with rates in ' excess of those permissible un .dcr MPK 460 will be reduced the allowable maximum in piking the award. In addition 'to the prices bid for the stump agf. a cooperative deposit of $0 .50 per M feet B. M. to be used by the Forest Service for paying the cost of slash disposal, and a cooperative deposit of 0 25 per M feet B. M. to cover the cost of tree planting, seed rowing and timber stand im provement work on the area cut over, lor the total cut of timber under the terms of the agree- TAKE IT EASY LODGE Under New Management Chicken and Steak Dinneu All Kind of Sandwiches Music by Smokey, Danny & Blacky Optn Every Nite Except Tuet Opan 8 o.m. Sunday 7 p.m , Managed and Operated by Smoky Stanbrry ment. will be required. $3,300.00 must accompany each bid, to be applied on the purchase price, refunded or retained in part as liquidated damages, according to conditions of sale. The right to reject any and all bids is re served. Before bids are submit ted, full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor, Medford, Oregon. On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain alflllaUoD and utters that are on the dial: KALal (MBSI 1350. Portland', KKX (AUC) 1190. Portland; KGO (ABC) 810. San Francisco. KGW (NBO 6 - Portland; KJR (ABC) 1000 Seattle; KX (CBS) 1070 Loi An felef: KOA (NBC) 850. nenver: KOIN (CBS) 970 Portland. KOMI) (NRC 950. Seattle; KI'O (NBC) 680. San Francisco; KSL ICBS) 1160. Salt Lake Cltv. Time Shown la Pitt. tYEnNESrtAT 5 '00 n m Terr and Pirates. ABC. O K For Release NBC; Milton Charles Orfian CBS: News MBS 515 p m Dick Tracy. ABC; Super man. 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MBS: We Came This Way NKC; Romance Rhythm and Ripley CBS 8 00 p m Supper Club. NBC; Man Named lordan CBS Bulldog Drum lliond. MBS; Lum and Abner. ABC. 81 5 o m Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: Lum And Abner ABC; Jack bimth Show CBS 8.30 p m. Copobaneo Orchestra NBC; Masie. CBS: America's Town Meeting of the Air ABC. 9:00 p m News. MBS: Adventures ot Tooper. NBC- Ellery Queen. CBS: America's Town Meeting of the Air ABC 9 15 p m. Rex Miller MBS 0:30 o m. Noab Webster Says, NBC: News. BN 10:00 p m. News Reporter. NBC: News ABC; Fulton Lewis MBC. 10:15 p m. Charlie Chan. ABC. 11:30 p m Fenneman's Nile Club ABC: Sweetheart Swim-time. NBC: Orchestra. CBS. News. MBS. 11:00 D m News. AUC OFF OCTOBER 1 Washington, Sept. 12 (U.R) The ban on conventions will be lifted Oct. 1. The war committee on conven tions announced today that all restrictions on holding conven tions, group meetings and trade shows will be removed at that time on recommendation of the office of war mobilization and reconversion. J. Monroe Johnson, director of the office of defense transporta tion, warned, however, that this step was not an invitation to travel "nor can it be considered an assurance that transportation capacity will be available." Returned Veteran Poses Problem In " School Attendance i Succasunna, N. J., Sept. 12 ' (U.Ri A controversy raged today as to whether 24-year-old James i Hornberger, Jr., Pacific veteran, should resume his education with the 12 and 13-year-olds in the eighth grade at Roxbury Township grammar school. Hornbergcr's neighbors said he had no place in a class room with young children. They said the children would have no time for their books because they would find Hornberger and his war exploits too big a diversion. "The GI bill of rights is be- i hind me." Hornberger said. "I : am within my rights, and I need a grammar school diploma be I fore I can go to high school." Cie Mail Tribune want Ada A rl Phnna 2119 For Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Any-tinna Lewis Super Service '"TT'..'Jli -. Your Health and It's Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should address Inquiries to: Or. William Brady, 265 El Camino. Beyerly Hills. Calit. PYORRHEA IS On several occasions I have talked about this before, and even if I seem to harp on it I must repeat now and again that, as it ap pears to me, careful study o f Nutrition and Physical u a generation. by Weston A. Price D. D. S published b y lloebcr of Har per & Bros. (now out of Dr. Brady print but per haps available at the public libr ary) and an article by W. Robert Foran on Tristan da Cunna in National Geographic Magazine, Nov. '38, is essential for a fair comprehension of the nature of pyorrhea or whatever name you prefer to apply to it. The unsophisticated layman and the small calibre doctor and dentist may imagine there is some dividing line between a healthy state of jaw bones, gums, tooth sockets and teeth and pyor rhea, and that a dentist who knows his business can decide by examination -whether you have or have not pyorrhea. Maybe a "specialist" of some sort could do that for you, Stu (short for stupid if I spell it out some stupid people resent it fur iously), but if my Jawbone (ah, ah, let us dispense with the ob vious), tooth sockets, gums and teeth were under the scrutiny of physician, dentist or specialist I wouldn't pay any attention. Af ter all it would make little dif ference what the physician or dentist might prefer to call the trouble if I had one or more of these symptoms, which Louis I. Grossman, D.D.S., D.M.D., de scribes as symptoms of pyorrhea alveolaris in The Cyclopedia of Medicine, Surgery and Special ties. Vol. X, '43: Diffuse hyperemia (conges tion) of gums with inflammation of gums between the teeth, fol lowed later by slight recession of gums. Gums bleed on slight provoca tion ("pink toothbrush" to you, Stu) Pockets form in gums and fin ly suppurate. Teeth begin to be come loose and may be painful during laterial or grinding move ment in chewing. Bad taste in the mouth, especially on rising. Offensive breath. Spaces between teeth become wider than formerly (the teeth undergoing atrophy.) Some dentists break it gently by saying the trouble is just "gingival irritation" or maybe they call it atrophic gingivitis. Whatever the dentist calls it one may as well face it every one must face it sooner or later it means one is beginning to now do try to get hold of yourself and understand this pains me just as much, probably more than it does you beginning to die. Listen, I mean merely hap pens to every individual as soon as he or she has attained full growth and development. It is the way of life. Let us acknowledge before we begin treatment that we can't cure pyorrhea. If you are inter ested only in a sure cure further discussion is useless you should go to some quack who canvasses suckers. All I can tell you about it is P3 CHECKERS WANTED GOOD PERMANENT POSITIONS PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS-GOOD WAGES Apply In person at either Safeway Store in Medford NOISY SILENCE EVERYONE. VERY Q.UIE.T A? FIKCS S.'UTNCE Di-STFAT-HE 15 TUCKED UP fOfZ. HAP IHtS.NOWiG BCTV'i.SPECj SCMECfiE LAUGH 6, THEM 'LENTE. WCOlD C6Y JC5T TB HE AS? INTENSE THAN EVE.E ATLC-ii LAST CC'.VEES-VnCN l? eE-5l'V.ED,.ATH:YT. K rE'S ASLEEP DEGENERATION prophylaxis prevention. Ql'ESTIONS & ANSWERS Nervous Indigestion For ycur information storehouse: I have obtained the most remarkable relief from nervous indigestion and tpastic colon of years standing alter adopting your suggestion of supple- nientinr my diet with 1200 units daily c.f vitamin R complex. In fact. I be lieve I am cured. Oddly enoucli. two vears a-o a physician gave me daily injections of synthetic B. ithliimlni tor several weeks, with no apparent bene fit. 1 certainly feel grateful. W. R. H ) Answer In any case where a sin gle isolated entity of the natural B cumolex may seem Indicated it is heller to use the natural B complex physicians with experience in tins held lind. if the diet has failed to provide enough B-l (thiamin) it is al most certain that it has failed to pro vido enough B-2 (riboflavin), nicotinic acid, growth factor, weight factor, antl-griv hair factor, etc.. as well. So th deficient diet should be sup plemented with not just one but all ot the (actors of the B complex. Old Time specialists Have Their Pay Where do you get off now? The clippinc enclosed says the American Laryngological Association spokesman n Ati.intic City stated that the dis cussion of the throat specialists at the convention proved that drafts cause colds. IS. A. N.l Answer Oh. well, you shouldn't hold 'em responsible for what they say and do on an outing like that. If saying a thing proves It the case was thrown out of court long before we became daffy about drafts. (Copyright 1045 by John F. Dille Co.) SENDS MAPS OF T 5 Andrew Florcy recently sent his mother, Mrs. Ethel Flor cy. 433 North Front street, a set of maps showing progress of the 41st cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron from their departure from England to their arrival at Kirchdorf, Austria, where they were located when the European war ceased. The mops show position and strength of enemy forces, wea ther battle conditions, dates of movements and miscellaneous extracts "of happenings during the drive. Accompanying the maps is a sheet showing clippings taken frym various United States papers relating doings of the lllh Armored Division, of which the squadron is a unit. T 5 Florey, member of an armored crew car, was one of the first men to give news of the Russian position before United States forces contacted their allies. He was attached to a scouting patrol and was often 20 miles ahead of his unit, a part of Patton's Third Army. T 5 Florey landed in England Oct. 11, 1944, and went into ac tion in the battle of the Ardien ncs bulge. He has been in the armed service three years. Prior to going overseas he attended M it ?. - rrueiDi r ...... i 0 to relieve MONTHLY FEMALE PAIN Lydlft E. Plnltham's Vegetable Com pound la famous not only to relievo periodic patn but also accompanying nervous, tired, highsinms feelings when due to functional monthly dis-turtmnc-w. Taken regularly It helps build up rrfilntance BKRinst such symp toms. Pinkhom's Compound helps na ture Follow label directions. Try ltl Jjjduu .(?vn&Aa7ttb COMPOUND By CLUYAS WILIMMS A VCfCE.SUT TCOtFM.Sr TO KAk'E E,TST TV'KV.'S TU-.S 15 WL LIKE IT. RELA-'E'SA'O SLEEPS school st Fort Knox, K. snd trained on the California desert. He was a member of the foot ball team at Medford high school, from where he graduated in 1941. CRASH KILLS TEN Gulport. Miss., Sept. 12 (U.Pl Ten airmen were killed when their four-engine bomber crash ed near Wedowec, Ala., Friday night, the commanding officer of the army air field here an nounced today. Next of kin ROGUE RIVER LODGE Daliclous Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing Open Itvfry Night Except AIondBB Pbune Trtll 1404 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX U I I Tv'- ITdC J-WW .".V." "tlb.'W T'.'.'T BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH s oao. i reckon j S '' fax tfyffl V:iv&t; fHi". 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Closing time for Sunday Too l.ate to Classify 4:0o Saturday afternoon please lemember ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilian! only Delicious chicken end steak dinners 7:00 p m. to 3:00 a m except Sunday. I'hone day time 5300; nieht 9101 Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Ref reshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Unit unique IMHre in So. ure. OI.OSKIl MONDAYS Thursrtavs t'rtvntt eartlel Onl? rnr reservation! I'll Cold lllll 474 OV rrs S-D-, ' TWIT J nrjfcsi.:.. USES A-.S )5 e.yj '7?r 5- . $ Wednesday. Sept. 12. 1945 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE NINE DO YOU make a date for those needed repairs don't wait be sure you are ready to go. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET 'eiWT.jtvroi Crossword Puzzle ACROSS I-Way Pith of muttJf ,2 Chills and fever :3 Fruit drtnk 4 Poker bet is out 17 Karl land rtolcllnK ISOrrrdy 19 BalU II N.iiiconformlrt U Rcalon near Jordan 14 CUnh tneaturea 15 -Rtorj 10 EiclamatloD of pleasure 29 Inwct 111 None 3D Notlrt on fuD t heeler Si -Avenue- labbr.) 32 Plana 13 Bound era at iiuid SftHntnia ST Remain! trert .IBVariety J9 Helper 40 Kmicera 44 Ohrlitmni earol 45 Sootier than 4ft Silkworm 4? Purposre 4R Reant'a foot 4B Kron rain ; i -1 r t. 7"" ii -) i jii 1 1 1 m w i ii w: " wi jL : w is r::::ii:: 1Z KNOW? the hunting season is not far off. You will want your car in the best of shape for your trip. 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