BUSINESS DIRECTORY
TraruUr
Complete transfer moving nd tor
age lervice Also packing, crattnt
gS S Fir St Pnone 4664. mghl 2Q7S
JVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE CQ
tledtord modern sioragk service
ong distance bauilnf Otai 2888
4d South Fit
jKNITURE M6Vl3 & STORAGE
he have van moving equipment (or
' ftncat and long-distance hauling
pry n(- clean ttorage (concrete
building) with special locker room
at tow rate
$AMSON STORAGE WAiUEBOUSI
fins 'TRANSFER & Sf6RACl Co
A complete trucking eervic to
tree your negq uiai li2l
Washing Machines
(CASHING MACHINE and Appliance
repairs, wmw wringer roil sun
beam iron cords and appliance
accessories Complete stock ot
parts tor an manes of washer
Guaranteed service pickup and de
livery We want satisfied custo
mers Larson-may co 40ti g, Mam
by the Roxy theatre Phone S302
fXPERT BEND1X Washing Machine
Service Larson-May Co. 403 E
Main bj the Roxy theatre. Phone
P302
Well Drilling
WATER WELL DRILLING"Experi
enced and reliable workmen
; Modern equipment. New casing
usea ueisier ana t-ecn 139 V "m-
couver Ave Phone 7556.
WELL DRILLING with modern equip,
merit See Goli Bros at Stamper
and Gof Bros Hardware 225 W
,; Main Phone 3939 Medford Jacuzzi
' Water Pumps sales and service.
WATER WELLS drilled with modern
equipment Call 7372 C O Simpson
$ Drilling Co.. 1007 Reddy Ave.
On the Radio Chain
STATION!
Chain affiliation and artier tnej
ara on the dial.
KALE (MBS) 1330; Portland
KKX (ABC) 1190. Portland: KGU
(ABC) 810. San Francisco; KGV
(NBC) 620. Portland, KJR (ABC)
1000, Seattle; KNX (CBS) 1010, tAt
Anteies; KOA (Mid ssu. Denver
KU1N (CBS) 910. Portland; KOMO
(NBC) 950, Seattle) KPO (NBC)
680, San Francisco; KSt, (CBS)
1160, Salt Lake City.
Time Shnwn U PST
Tnesflay
. 5:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates, ABC:
' OK for Release. NBC; News, MBS;
Knox Manning. CBS.
5:15 p. m. Dick Traev, ABC: Super
man. MBS: Here's Glen Araln, NBC:
. Daily Double.
5:30 p m. Date with Judv, NBC;
Jack Armstrong. ABC; News, CBS:
Captain Midnight. MBS.
5:45 p. m. Ravmond Swing, ABC:
Tom Mix, MBS; News. CBS.
6:00 p m. Inner Sanctum. CBS:
Guy Lombardo. ABC; Amos and Andy.
KBC: Gabriel Heatter, MBS.
6:15 p. m. Real Stories. MBS.
6:30 p. m Fibber McGee and
Molly. NBC: Elmer Davis, ABC.
7.00 p m. Bob Hope. NBC; The
Bob Crosby Show, CBS; Concert
.Orch., ABC.
J 7:15 p. m Overseas Report, MBS.
f 7:30 p. m Bed Site ton. NBC;
;TBA, CBS; Orchestra. ABC.
1 8:00 p m Supper Club. NBC: Lum
and Abner, ABC: Jack Klrkwood
5 Show, CBS.
I 8:15 p m. Fleetwood Lawton,
NBC; Jack Smith Show, CBS; Newa,
ABC.
8:30 p. m Johnny Presents, NBC;
Theatre of Romance, CBS; Allan
Voting Show, ABC; The Falcon, MBS.
0:00 p m. Bic Town. CBS: Glen
Ilardy Newa, MBS; Dark Venture,
ABC.
!):15 p. m. Newt. MBS.
9:30 p. m. Hollywood Theatre,
NBC: Murder Will Out, ABC;
Orchestra, CBS.
10:00 p. m News. NBC; Music,
ABC; Fulton Lewis. MBS.
10:15 p. m Riiymond Swing", ABC;
His Honor the Barber, NBC.
10:30 p. m. Orchestra, CBS;
Sweetheart Swlnptim. NBC.
11:00 p. m Serenade, CBS; Newt.
NBC.
WEDNESDAY
8:00 p. m Terry and Pirates, ABC;
O. K. For Release, NBC; TBA, CBS:
News. MBS.
5:15 p. m. Dick Tracy, ABC; When
Evening Comes, NBC.
5:30 p. m. . Jack Armstrong, ABC;
News, CBS; Captain Midnight, MBS;
News, NBC.
5:45 p. m. Elmer Peterson, NBC;
Tom Mix. MBS; Raymond Swing,
ABC: Newa CBS.
6:00 p. m. Frank Sinatra, CBS;
Treasure Hour of Sonir, MBS: Eddie
Cantor, NBC; Dinner At DintVa, ABC
6:15 p. m. Real Life Stories. MBS
6:30 p. m. Mr District Attorney,
NBC; Malsie. CBS; Spotlight Bands.
MBS: Elmer Davis. ABC.
7:00 p. m. Kay Kyser's Kollege.
NBC: Counterspy. ABC; Follies, MBS.
7:30 p m. Andrews Sisters, CBS:
Lone Ranger. MBS; Song Hits From
Broadway. ABC.
8:00 p. m. Supper Club. NBC; Jack
Klrkwood. CBS; Main Line, MBS;
Newa, ABC.
8:13 p. m. Fleetwood Lawton. NBC;
Jack Smith Show. CBS; Main Una.
MBS: Lum and Abner. ABC.
8:30 p. m. Hildagarde, NBC; Dr.
Christian. CBS; Fresh Up Show, MBS
B 00 p. m. Mr and Mrs North, NBC;
Jack Carson. CBS; Newa. MBS.
n:15 p. m. Golden Harmonies, ABC.
9 30 p. m. Easy Aces. ABC.
10:00 p. m. News. NBC; Musle At
Ten. ABC; Fulton Lewis, MBS.
10:30 p. m. Fennemans Nlte Club,
ABC; Thomas Anthony and Orches
tra. NBC: Excerpts From Great
Music. MBS.
11:00 p. m. News. ABC; Serenade,
CBS; Hotel Biltmore Orchestra, NBC.
HAT IN RING
Los Angeles, Jan. 15 U.R)
Congressman Ellis E. Patterson's
hat was in the ring today as a
Democratic candidate for the
senatorial seat held by William
F. Knowland, R., who wss ap
pointed to replace the late Hiram
Johnson. Patterson announced
his candidacy as he boarded a
plane yesterday to return to
Washington.
BEWARE OF
PIN-WORMS
Medical rerorts reveal that an amasln
number of children and edulta ara nctima
CI Pin-iVnrnis. . .
Watch for the warning signs, eawrlalW
! embarrassinc. nanins rectal itch.
After cnturies of 1'in-Worm distress
realljr effect!!! way to deal with thero bas
V-en eftaMish! through JAYNE S f-w,
he new Pm-tVorm treatment developed
in the laboratories of Dr. V Jarne Son.
The small, ea.y-to-take F-W "bleu jits
satisfaction or your money bark, bo wnr
take chance on Pin-Worms i If J e
rect this ugly inflion. ak your druggist
for F-W and follow the directions.
U s easy to remember : P-W lor Pin-Worma I
YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO.
REMEDIES
THE GRANGE
Sams Valley Grange
Sams Valley Grange met Jan.
5. Forepart of the evening was
devoted to 4-H work. County
4-H Leader Jossy gave a short
talk on 4-H work and presented
4-H pins and cards to those who
finished -their last year'i work.
4-H members then adjourned to
the basement to elect officers for
the coming year.
As Master John Peffley and
Mrs. Peffley were spending the
holidays in Wenatchee, Wash.,
Grange was opened by Elwod
Abbott. Several committeemen
gave interesting reports and a
report of the year's Grange work
wag given. Cake and coffee were
served by H.E.C.
Next meeting will be Satur
day evening, Jan. 19, with pot
luck supper at 7 o'clock and
right after the supper there will
be a Hawaiian musical program
given by Mrs. Claude Alexander
and her string orchestra from
Medford. All In the community
are Invited to the musical pro
gram. AppUgata Grange
Past Master Benj. Ellis open
ed the regular meeting Jan. 11,
of Applegate Grange, Brother
Oliver Boundtree took the mas
ter's station and. conducted the
remainder of the meeting.
C. H. Elmore, ' agriculture
chairman, reported on a coopera
tive meeting held January 4 in
Klamath Falls. The labor situa
tion was discussed with
lar emphasis on the local situa
tion at . E, Samson s feed store.
The seed growers meeting to
be held in Portland on .Tan IS
and 16 was announced, also the
annual Jackson County Coop
meeting Feb. 9 at Central Point
Home economics chairman
Beryl Elmore, announced the
meeting to Be neld at Sister Vella
Hill's on Jan. 23 and iircoH all
members to be present to give
the program for 1948 a good
send-off.
Brother Benj. Ellis reported
On the COUntv mnferenp, holH
at Central Point Jan. 10.
Lecturer Herbert Elmore led
in singing after which members
heard some interesting talks.
Brother Ellis innlu nn tho lifo
of President Fillmore and Broth
er C. H. Elmore described the
mining of sulphur and the pro
cesses the ore must go through
before used as fertilizer.
At next meeting the March nf
Dimes will be held -and each
member is to come prepared to
give some interesting fact about
the life of Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Next meeing will be a birth
day meeting for all born in Jan
uary. Phoenix Grange
Home Economics club of Phoe
nix Grange will meet at the
Mabel Quackenbush home Wed
nesday all day with covered dish
luncheon at noon.
Pollyannas will be revealed
and ladies who have had Polly
anna's the past year are to bring
a farewell gift and a "thank you"
gift.
All Grange ladles whether
members of H.E.C. or not are
invited.
Those desiring to have a Polly
anna this year, but are unable
to attend the meeting Wednes
day should notify some member.
Assisting Mrs. Quackenbush
will be Mildred Ward, Lillian
Gilham and Etta Parker.
The officers, who demonstrat
ed the floor work at the state
Grange meeting at Central Point
last Thursday, received very fav
orable comment by state officers.
Thirty-two mtmben of the
Grange attended.
Home Economics committee
met at the home of L. O. Caster
Sunday evening and laid plans
for the next six months. The
committee is Ethel H o c k e r
smith, chairman; Susie Maust,
Myrtle Hixon, Margaret Wallace
and Elva Caster. Supper was
served by the hostess to commit
tee members and their husbands,
proceeding the meeting.
Roxy Ann Grange
Roxy Ann H.E.C. will meet
at 1 p. m. Wednesday at the
Grange hall instead of at the
home of Mrs. Offord as pre
viously announced. Mrs. Leon
ard Lehman will be hostess.
Roxy Ann Grange will meet
at 8 p. m. .Jan. 18. Refresh
ment committee will be Mr, and
Mrs. G. T. Cameron, Mr. and
Mrs, Clyde Moffitt and C. C.
Chase.
EMERGENCY OPERATION
San Francisco. Jan. 15 U.R)
Miss Jaeaueline Murtaueh, 17,
of Honolulu, was recovering to
day from an abdominal opera
tion after she was transferred at
sea from a merchant ship to a
navy transport and rushed 5U0
miles to San Francisco.
The oldest known rocks come
from Careiia, Russia, and are be
lieved to be 1,850,000,000 years
old.
FOR STOMACH ULCERS
Heart. Rhumstitm. Asthma Catarrh.
Pile Pro'tjt Gland Ecnma and at) dis
orders ot LiT Kidnsr TroubH and
tnr eomplamtg disappear gttei using.
CHINESE HERBS
Removed to Sparta BIdg.
Your Hsalth and It's Care
By OR. WILLIAM BRADY, MX.
Readari should addrw tnrulrt toi Dr. William Brady.
S6S F.I Catniao. Bowly Hill. Caiii.
DEGENERATION IS
Little Lesson No. 2, the book
let titled CVD, however instruc
tive or practical it may be, re
mains one of
'iie less popu
lar booklets
In the series.
Why can that
be? Is it be
cause readers
do not know
what it is
about? I ha-e
explain e d a
good many
times that
run ......
cr- rardio".a,cu:
lar degeneration deterioration,
decline, wearing out, failure in
function of the heart and arter
ies but few readers under
stand this. Most of them, I am
afraid, feel a little embarrassed
by the suggestion that they
have become or are becoming
degenerate, for Jn their minds
that implies moral depravity.
Well, I'm stuck with it now
it is too late to retrace my
steps and try to persuade all
present readers that when a
doctor uses the term degenera
tion he means simply a retro
gressive change in cells and tis
tues and nothing else.
We may as well cheer tip and
take it as gracefully as possible,
for, as a matter of fact, each
and every one of us who reach
es full maturity, growth, devel
opment is bound to degenerate
from the very moment of peak
of perfection just as every
living thing does, plant or
animal.
Some medical authorities
speak of "reversing the process
of degeneration" to1 bring about
regeneration or rejuvenation. I
don't know whether we can do
that in any circumstance, but
I am certain we can arrest the
degeneration process or at least
retard it. Degeneration is of
course slow deaih ihat is, we
begin to die the moment we
have attained complete develop
ment. If by avoiding funda
mental nutritional deficiencies,
defects of growth and faults of
development we can reach ma
turity in A-l physical condition,
then we are much more likely
to enjoy long life, or as Dr. E.
V. McCollum expressed It. "ex
tension of the prime of life in
both directions".
As it seems to me, decay and
loss of teeth, pyorrhea, rheuma
tism, arteriosclerosis and pre
mature old age are just differ
ent manifestations of degenera
tion, and degeneration depends
mainly upon the individual's
nutrition not just while he or
she is following a diet or taking
treatment but throughout In
fancy, childhood, youth and
adulthood.
Ct'rSTIONS ANSWERS
Orange Peel
Any harm in eating orange peel
same as on eats apple? Anything
favoring It? (Miss S. M.t
Answer No. The cellulose f wood
fibre) or orange peel supply desirable
bulk to aid digestion and peristalsis.
Psoriasis and Crtemt
For eight years I have had a skin
condition some doctors call psoria
sis .some call eczema. fC. W. McL.l
Answer Send twenty-five cents
and stamped self addressed envelope
for booklet ''Save Your Skin." It con
taina chapters on ec?ema, psoriasis,
acne, pruritus, shingles, ringworm,
boils, etc.
Queer Notion
Mom haa pet theory that sole f
feet must be kept always dry and
warm, els dire illness will befall
mm
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ROLLER RINK
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY EVENING
FRIDAY for Teen Age Under
15 Y.ri
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on. It causes m good deal t conten
tion when my two tots beg to go
barefoot. !H. T. C
Answer When ytni'r visiting
grandma you had better defer to her
wisdom. But at all other times, tor
goodness sake let tha kids go bare
foot 11 they like.
Boils
What causes botli and how can
tha body butld up resistance to
tnemt My nusband has been suffer
ing from repeated outbreaks of boils
for the past year. tR. T., R. N.)
Answer Several pages about boils
in "Save Your Skin" booklet recom
mended to C. W. McL. above. Per
haps your husband s occupation is a
factor machine, workers often suf
fer boils from infection ot cutting
oil mixture or rather pollution by
others workers with boiii. Constant
handling of oil. gasoline and other
solvents and use of strong hand
cleansers, leaves skin in dried ot
irritated state, aubject to infection.
Printers, mechanics, machine work
ers should invariably apply at little
castor oil and lanolin mixturs to
clean dry handa after washing up.
(Copyright 1846, John r. DUle Co.)
SPRECKELS TO FIGHT
Hollywood, Jan. 15 iU,R)
Sugar Heir Adolph B. Spreckeis,
Jr., will seek , dismissal of a
$260,000 -battery suit brought
against him by Beatrice (Bebe5
Webb, Netv York showgirl, his
attorney said today. Miss Webb
alleged Spreckeis broke her
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
" Notice is hereby given that I
have been appointed by the
rr.n-ntv tniirt nf .lackfinn CourttV.
Oregon, Administrator of the
estate of William k. irosoy, ire
ceased, and have qualified. All
persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them, with proper vouch-ni-f
ttrtA Wnlv VArifipr! to nte at
my' office at"Room 409, Medford
Center Building, in meotora,
Oregon, within six months from
ti.a rtntA nf tMv nnttce. Dated
and first published January 8,
1948.
HARRY C. SKYRMAN.
Administrator.
CALL FOR BIDS
Rogue River School District
No. 35, will receive bids for:
50 cords seasoned oak or laurel
and
80 cords seasoned fir wood.
AH wood to be from live tim
ber, 42 inches in length, from 4
to 8 inches in diameter. Bids to
be opened February 12, at 8
o'clock. The Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Bids will be accepted for all or
any portion.
GENEVIEVE DICK,
Cierk,
Clerk School District No. 35.
Rogue River, Oregon,
Interior and Exterior
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
Work Guaranteed
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Simple piles need not wrack and torture yoa
srith i&addciun itch, burn and irritation.
Staler Pyramid Suppositories feeing t
Quiet, welcem tenet, i heir grand tuegi- c
ratios mesne real comfort, reduces strain,
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lubricates egd softens. Iolecuve ajwi
anti-chalHrta. so easy to &se. Get geoaine
otaarrs Pyramid bupposmme n itt&
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refrained from taking action be
fore because she expected to
marry Spreckeis. He eloped last
Sept. 8 to Arizona -with Actress
Kay Williams,
JAPS BACK HOME
Yokohama, Jan. 15 U.F A
total of 4,600 repatriated Japanese-Americans
arrived aboard
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tne SS General Gran today and
wera transferred to the brsm
separation center to prepare to
make their homes in Japan.
Use atail Tribune Warn Ads.
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A radio repair service is being! will be Is charge of the depart
installed by the Valley Music ' ment which opens Feb. 1.
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fight disease, starvation and cold,
ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET
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