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I MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Sunday, March 27, 1960 A 181 9 nnc nn $ i 000 uu u u FOR mill G nn Tom H hll APPJJA M TO Cff'SUSHED!! 1 PAY AS LITTLE AS mimm mm ON APPROVAL OF CREDIT WE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS iAL tart ay AT 12 o'Cflock noon : ALL SALES FD MAIL Liiviing Koom IFurnSf ure 3 ONLY iV o nl-v uaveng ot rcutiier aeT each FOAM RUBBER Q ATKQC Swivel Rockers $00)95 $fl95 a .. .a . n.l VWtUSIUIIUI VllVJIld each M s2995 $l50 Swivel Chairs Drapes pair 4-PIECE ROSE FOAM RUBBER Sectional L FOAM RUBBER Davenport & Chair 2 ONLY - Plastic Sofa & Chair. 1 ONLY -TURQUOISE Daveno and Chair ARMLESS DAVENO Armless Daveno 1 ONLY Daveno, Chair, Ottoman 2-PIEC5 FOAM RUBBER Qjt Aft Sectional 1 CAM RUBBER $fl l VCM .JCV. I IUI IUI3 . 2-PIECE BROWN FOAM RUBBER Sectional $22595 H9995 $795 nm ,95 Bedroom Furniture Unfinished 3-Piece Cedar Bedroom Set $f2)95 $25)95 $L095 rL. rUUI'VIUWCl VIIC3I . each Bed Spreads . . Bedroom Set59995 $9995 $9995 $995 $3,90 Walnut Bedroom Set Charcoal Bedroom Set Night Stands Bed Pillows D..L BU Complete DU I lit U6U9 With Mattresses. $995 O No Sales to Dealers O 199 $M995 Furniture Barn, Inc. 99 HIGHWAY CENTRAL POINT PHONE NO 4-1226 LOTS OF FREE PARKING Carpet department All Wool With Foam Pad Dupont "501" Nylon IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Believe It or Not- 9x12 Rugs $K95 -iyd. fJJ w595 (LDdds and Ends Lamps Table Lamps Sofa Pillows 5-PIECE Dinette Sets 5795 f ROM-each J $995 FROM-each Kitchen Stools Dinette; Chairs 5-YEAR GUARANTEE Ihnerspring Matresses Lamp Shades SOLID FOAM RUBBER Mattress & Box Spring Chaise Lounges Rug Samples - : ; each -'29M 1 2 m,cic $9995 95 mm S7 msm mam NY I8 $g95 gP51Sil Muscle Signals Said of Help To Diagnose Disease New York -(Science Service)- Muscles broadcast not only relatively powerful sig nals, but also very weak high frequency electrical signals, two physicians reported here. The new range of weak sig nals has been detected with a recently perfected ultra-quiet amplifier. This new technique may eventually explain often questioned natural phenome na such as telepathy and ex trasensory perception, and, may even add further knowl edge .to the well-established phenomenon of hypnosis, they stated. Pattern Affected For now the doctors' find ings, may aid in diagnosing muscular diseases. The phy sicians said abnormalties in muscle structure affect the frequency pattern of the volt ages generated by the muscle. The work was reported by Drs. W. K. Volkers of Cohu Electronics and W. Candib of St. Claire Hospital, both of Schenectady, N.Y., to the In stitute of Radio Engineers meeting here. The physicians used a new ultra-low-noise transistor am plifer to pick up muscle sig nals up to 50,000 cycles per second in frequency. They found such ailments as mus- cle thickening, retention of water and diminished blood supply each had its own fre quency pattern. Signals Commonly Used More powerful muscle sig nals of a few hundred cycles per second are already com monly used for diagnosis of the heart (with a cardiograph), brain (with an encephalo graphy and muscles (with a -myograph). Because of such marriage of electronics and medicine, Dr. Hans H. Zinsser of the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons here told the convention that a new academic degree must be provided for a new pro fession: medical engineering. More So. Salem Students Suspended . Salem -UPD- The number of South Salem high school stu dents suspended for "poor conduct" during the state bas ketball tournament last week in Eugene is up to 15. They include both girls and boys and the suspensions run from two days to a week, Principal Carl Aschenbrenner said Friday. The action followed reports of drinking of liquor at the tournament, Aschenbrenner said. Many other students have been placed on proba tion, he said. Former GH Woman Dies in Midwest Gold Hill Word was re ceived here last week of the recent death of Mrs. Margaret Galliear in Council Bluffs. Iowa. Burial was in the fam ily plot at Walnut Hills ceme tary there. Mrs. Galligar, a former resident of southern Oregon, taught school In the Gold Hill school about 30 years ago, and was well known as a singer and artist. She also taught in the Med- f ord school system, and di rected a Shakespearian play, "Twelfth Night", which was presented by Medford pupils at the old Page theater. Mrs. Galligar also lived In the Grants Pass area. IRRIGATION From II to 60 H.P. 50 $ 29 up 13 II. P. Shallon Well $ggoo ft H.P. DEEP WELL . With 42 Gallon Tank ' and Air Charger 15450 Complete 3 Siskiyou Hardware Ph. SP 2-2939 22S W. Main . MEDFORD. OREGON We Gi SH Green Mamas 1
