Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, September 02, 1948, Image 3

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W E L L , YOU'VE ONLY GOT TWO THINGS
TO WORRY ABOUT. EITHER HE LOVES
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By Ernie Bushmiller
T H E R E 'S T H E N E W
RESTAURANT
TH A T JU ST
OPENED
B U S IN E S S M U S T
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LO O K A T A L L
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By Margarita
WERE GOING TO THE
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By Bud Fisher
In acting so late, the commis-
nion shows Itself slower on the
trigger than any contestants on
give away programs. It bas tak­
en It over a decade to answer
the simple question “Is your
radio set a household fixture or
a crap game?”
Cool N ightdress
graceful, s le n d e r iz in g
nightdress is designed espe­
The commission declares that git
c ia lly fo r the s lig h tly la rg e r figure.
away programs will be banned If: Cool and com fortable w ith b rie f
(1? The winners are required to fur­ cap sleeves— and so easy to sew,
nish any money or thing of value or too!
T 'H IS
to have in their possession any ad­
vertised product. (2) If winners are
asked to answer questions the
answer to which is given on any
broadcast. (3? If the contestants are
required to be listening on their
radios. (4) If answering a phone
or writing a letter is required.
Voice: “Didn’t the National As­
sociation of Broadcasters come
out many months ago with their
own code stating any broadcast
designed to buy the radio audi­
ence by requiring it to listen in
the hope of reward should be
avoided? But did it raise a finger
to enforce the ban? No prompt­
ing, please.”
_ •
The FCC announces that it will
receive reactions from the radio
stations. (All radio stations glutted
with jackpots will kindly submit
their reactions in 50 words or less,
stating clearly why they like ap­
plesauce. All letters remain the
property of the FCC. Ed. note.)
We shall see what we shall see.
Despite all federal laws and com­
mission rules, radio constitutes the
greatest collection of raffles, lot­
teries, sweepstakes, bingo games
and prize contests on earth. More
people gamble on the airwaves in
one night than at the race tracks
and gambling houses in a year. You
twist a dial with the same feeling
you get when you pull the lever on a
slot machine. Nothing is missing ex
cept the three-plum symbol and the
grinding noise.
It has reached a point where
a man tuning in doesn't know
whether he is listening to a
radio program or getting a key
to Fort Knox.
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R E G ’L A R FE LLE R S
By Gene Byrnes
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That about covers everything
from boxtops and mystery voices
to slogans and song identifications.
And if the FCC is on the level, it
means it is abandoning its own
“Doubletalk or Nothing” program,
a feature shared by the radio sta­
tion owners.
DRIVE-IN THEATER, REGGIE
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M U T T A N D JEFF
The big radio question today Is
whether the melody being played by
the Federal Communications com­
mission is “The Baloney Waltz,"
"Doubletalk, How I Love Youl” or
“This Time I’m Leveling.”
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It has (hang onto your hats!) dis­
covered that there are prize con­
tests on the air and that they are
Illegal under one of its own rules
adopted 15 years ago and based on
a United States postal law not far
from 100 years old! And it says It
is going to act to stop the give away
programs now flooding America
and developing a race of free mink
coat, ice box, bungalow, and dough-
bag collectors.
The
Federal Communications
orchestra and the National Associa
tion of Broadcasters brass band
will now play a selection. Listen
carefully and see if you can identify
it. If it turns out to be ‘‘I’m Sincere
with You My Dear," you win two
jet planes, a three piece mink suit,
$50,000 in fresh meat, six months
fun in the U. S. mint and an extra
patty of butter.
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Chicago 7, 111.
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Address
It truly is a
Laxative Food
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“Anyone troubled with constipation
as I was, should try eating K ellogg ’ s
ALL-BRAN regularly. It has done me
w much good!"— Mrs. Henry Wit-
•Mwski, Kennyicood, P a. Il your diet
acks th e bulk ---------------
¡rou need for reg-
llar elimination,
rat an ounce of
KELLOGG’S ALL­
BRAN every day
in m ilk —and
drink plenty of
w a te r. If n ot
sa tisfied after
ten days’ trial, _________ _____
send empty carton to Kellogg Co.,
Battle Creek, Mich., and get double
YOUR MONEY BACK. O r d e r KELLOGG’S
all - bran
today.
How
You
M ay
SLEEP
Tomorrow Night
-w ithout being awakened
If you're forced up nightly because of urge«,
do thia: Start taking FOLEY PILLS for
Sluggish Kidneys. They purge kidneys of
w*«tee; they soothe those irritations causing
those urges. Also allay backaches, leg pains,
painful passages from kidney inaction. Unices
you sleep all night tomorrow night DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY BACK. At your druggist-
2 Í <£ SauinqA. ßondä.
HOW TO K ill
MANY INSECTS
HITH ONLY ONE
SPRAYING OF
FLIT
J% DDT
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To obtain complete pattern, finishing
Instructions for Nightdress sizes 42. 44
and 46 Included (Pattern No. 5046» send
20 cents in coin, your name, address and
pattern number.
Zeke Clay Says:
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SUNNYSIDE
by Clark S. Haa»
Eb Abernathy is being honored
as an American of Distinction.
It seems he used the same shav­
ing soap ail his life and heard
of only one razor.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Wiiioughboy's
television set entertained a large
crowd of friends the other night.
The Willoughboys, who have never
amounted to much socially, are
looking for a lot of attention if the
picture doesn’t flicker too much.
Clem Kettle was paid quite an
honor last week. ' An auto com­
pany moved him up to the 236th
position on the list for a new
car.
• • *
Two men who battled over a bot­
tle of rum in a plane full of passen­
gers high over the ocean have been
arrested. They were not, obviously,
a couple of “paritopers."
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Think of it—one spraying
lasts for weeks. No bomb
ty p e s p ra y o r o th e r
sprays containing less
than 5% DDT can equal
this for lasting effect. Flit
Surface Spray with 5%
DDT is so powerful a tin­
gle application kills in­
sects today—tom orrow -
even next month.
FLIT
Surface Sptwf
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H D IU Q S , MOTHS, HOACm t.
B U Y L O W COST FLIT TODAY!
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"AI im Fursl continues to hold
out in the Westchester home de­
spite the turning off of water,
electricity and all supplies.”—
News Item.
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Furst In war, Furst in peace,
last in the heart of the utilities.
• • •
“Saratoga hotels deplore the ban
on gambling, not because they con­
done It, but because it means a
drop In their revenue, too."—News
Item.
Aw. stop breakln’ our heart!
CHANGE
at LIFE?
Are you going through the func­
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to women (38 to 52 yrs.) 7 Does this
make you suffer from hot flashes,
feel so nervous. hlghstrung, tired?
Then do try Lydia E. Ptnkham's
Vegetable Compound to relieve such
symptoms. Plnkham's Compound
also has what Doctors call a sto­
machic tonic effect!
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