The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 13

Thursday, August-i 6,1973 THE GAZETTE, EMPORIA, KANSAS Page.7 Save On Entire Stock Staying Men's Suits SPORT COATS oft REG. PRICE 2 Racks Men's Bell Bottom and Straight Leg PANTS off Reg. Price Men's Short Sleeve SHIRTS '0 Off Price CHOOSE FROM OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF LEWS Ladies SUMMER DRESSES Values to $19.75 9.00 Values to $10.98 5.00 LADIES WINTER COATS FALL DRESSES ARRIVING DAILY Children's Canvas Shoes Oxfords 79 or 2 Pair 50 Ladies' Pant Suits, Pant Dresses Dresses Off Regular Price By Dr. Eugene Scheimann D. D.

asks: Why are doctors so expensive these days? Dr. Scheimann answers: Why is everything so expensive? However, there are some ways you can cut down a bit on medical bills. First, stay healthy by -preventing disease rather than going to a doctor to get cured once you have iu Second, learn to call your doctor and talk intelligently and briefly, so some of your problems may be able to be solved over the phone. Third, see if you can save some money when you do have to buy drugs fay getting the generic brands. Finally, do not scrimp on your major medical insurance.

If you ever have a really bad bout of sickness, your finances can be broken unless you are properly insured. And one more thing: Do not wait if you think, you do have some sickness, hoping it will go away. It will only cost you more in the end, not only in terms of money but in terms of health. M. F.

writes: How bad should a headache, have to hurt before you take an aspirin? And should you take two, and should they be extra strength? Dr. Scheimann, Do you mean how high is- up? People feel pain 'to different degrees and have different tolerances for it. Generally, I like to find the cause of headaches rather than continually taking pills to relieve 'the symptoms. But if you want a rule, try (1) When the pain gets so bad that you cannot really function well, take an aspirin. (2) If you have something to do and you want to be in top shape and you have a headache, take an aspirin or two.

GRIDLEY Mr. and Mis. I val Trimble will give a rehearsal dinner Friday evening at the Rock Creek Country Club in Burlington to honor Miss Christy Winterscheid and Terry Trimble who will be married Saturday evening. If You Need Reeds or Strings Come to JEN'KINS MUSIC CO. Flint Hills Shopping Center SEEKS TRANQUILIZER R.

Bartels acting administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration speaks Wednesday in the Capitol about his request to put Librium and Valium under government control. Bartels has requested that the Department of Health, Education and Welfare place the two tranquilizers under Schedule IV regulations of the federal Controlled Substances Act. Wirephoto) Strutzel Descendants Hold a Reunion TO WEA 621Com'l FAMOUS FOR VALUES vuni i JJQ JL' WJLX I B. S. writes: I have a bad back from a lumbar disc, but it only seems to me after I drive long distances.

However, I'm a salesman and have to drive. What do you advise? Dr. Scheimann answers: There specially made' seats that you can put right inside your car that rail keep your back straight but relaxed. Also, during long, trips, even if it takes 20 minutes extra, the car every once in awhile, and just get out and walk, around and stretch: (Copyright 1973 by United Features Syndicate, Inc.) OLPE Descendants of the late Joseph and Mary Strutzel held a dinner and family reunion Sunday in the basement of the St. Joseph School.

Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaczka and Howard Strutzel, San Diego, Mr. and Theodore Hahn and children, Nancy and James, Washington, D. Mrs.

John Startz, Coffeyville; and Mrs. Arthur Didde and family, Burnsville, Mrs. Rosalie Hinklin and family, Shelby, Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Didde and family, Belleville; Mrs.

Michael -Waters, Jacksonville, N. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lichti, Nar- Maxine Medved and Clarence Startz, Kansas City: Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Medved and Marilyn, Leawood: Mr. and Mrs. James Dobej and family, St. Paul; Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Sullivan and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Didde, Overland Park; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Denning and children, Gary and Cindy, Salina; Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Startz and son, George, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sheetz and Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Anderson, David and Greg, Topeka; Dennis Dieker, Severy; James Dieker, Reading: 'Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. James Finnerty, Hartford; Mrs.

C. E. Needles, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dieker, Agnes Hahn, Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Dieker and children, Leonard and Kevin, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hall and daughter, Jennifer, Mr. and Mrs.

Rodney Wilson and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dieker, Emporia; and Mrs. F. J.

Didde and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hellmer and daughter, Connie. BUSHONG Mrs. Dorothy Denny.

Pocatello, Idaho, left Monday after spending over two weeks visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Johnson and other relatives in the area. Our goal: No Unhappy Owners We Honor for your convenience BankAmericard Carte Blanche PROUDLY ANNOUNCING We accpet these major credit cards in our parts, service, and rental departments. Master Charge, Diners Club American Express "Where Customers Send Their Friends" JOHN NORTH FORD, INC.

W. Hwy 50 342-5554 PICK UP A BUCKET of Coi. Sanders' Kentucky Fried Chicken and Have A "Barrel of Fun" Emporio and all fun loving people love what the Colonel cooks. Try our new extra crispy with a little more "crunch" or if you prefer, we still have our original recipe. COLONEL SANDERS'RECIPE ttwkif fried uJkfetau Hours :11 AM to 9 PM Mon.

thru Fri. 1400 W. 6th 9:30 AM to 9 PM Sat. Sun. 343-2423 Down IOWA While doing your other downtown shopping, why not also do yonr prescription and medical supply shopping? it's easy with the conveniently located downtown Berg and Frost Pharmacy at 62A Commercial Street.

Along with these features, the downtown and Frost has a beauty consultant on hand to help with your selection of cosmetics and a large selection of gifts for that special occasion. Jack Frost and Darrel Stone arc there to serve you with fast, friendly prescription service, and our staff offers the same service with your other selections. The downtown and Frost Is open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. 3 15 to scrve yoa FAST, FREE DELIVERY SERVICE TIL EVERY NSGHT Downtown Time was, cookie jars kept the cash to pay bills.

But today, cutie pies have retired their cookie jars. They use a wide-awake checking account. It's safer, easier and provides a full record of payments. So leave your cookie jar to calories. Open a wide-awake checking one with a sweet tooth for bills.

No. order of- TJie wide-awake checking account makes it aliso easy. EMPBBIA STATE BUNK EIGHTH AND MERCHANT EMPOHIA. KANSAS HIGHER INTEREST NOW BEING PAID ON ALL SAVINGS.