Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 02, 1944, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD KAIL TRXBUNB Thursday, Not. . 1844 Your Health and Its Care BY Dfc WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should address inquiries tot Or. William Brady ' 265 El Camino. Bavarly HUU. Calll. A FEW GRAY HAIRS I have been inking the antl-1 gray hair vitamins ana also me iodine ration tor five months. Bom 01 mem have aided me greatly, but m y hair has not regained its natural col or. It is still d i s g u stingly streaked with gray. I am 42 years old. As far as I know my health is good. Do you Or Brady think I have the treatment fair trial? (Mrs. C.B.L.) What treatment, Ma'amT I have recommended the anti gray hair vitamins and the Iodin Ration ( my spelling of iodin) only as prophylaxis or prevention to prevent prema ture onset of old age of which graying of the hair is just one manifestation. For twenty years I have been receiving reports from readers who declare that after taking the Iodin Ration (instructions mailed on request if you pro vide stamped self-addressed en velope) for a year or more they have found their gray or gray ing hair getting Its natural color. At least they assure me this is so. I have formerly at tributed this to the more cheer ful spirit or outlook induced by the correction of iodine deficien cythat is, I think the iodine deficient individual sees and counts his or her gray hairs and the individual who gets enough iodine sees and counts rather the hairs that still have their pristine color and life. In the past four or five years, however, it has become fairly well established by animal ex perimentation and, I think, cor roborated by human experience, AUTO INVENTORY MUST BE POSTED Portland As an aid to pros pective automobile buyers, all dealers must post lists of their current inventory of 1942 cars . held for sale, Frederic F. Jan- ney, district OPA rationing ex ecutive, announced today. Can must be listed by make, bcMy type, serial number and engine number, and whether new or used. It the dealer has no 1942 cars for sale, a notice to this effect must be posted. Dealers who refuse to sell a car to a prospective purchaser who has the cash and the neces sary certificates may be barred from dealing in any cars now rationed or that may be rationed in the future, Janney explained, under the amended automobile rationing regulations which be come effective November 4. Service Clubs See Captured Pictures W. A. Bisbee of Spreckles Sugar Co., San Francisco, show ed war moving pictures to Lions club Tuesday evening and to Kiwanls at their noon luncheon Wednesday. , One of the pictures, entitled "Government's Report to the Nation," showed captured Ger man and Japanese pictures while the other showed construc tion of carriers and the sinking of the Wasp. L e n d-Lease shipments of canned vegetables in 1943 amounted to 9.3 of an ounce per week per United States civilian. Renews Suction of New Easy Home Method NOT A PASTE not a rowtint Here U a NI'.W. CASY. MONEY -SA VINO WAY TO OMCSIY bcoo klco too Fit TYQKTCJ. MmS spslr NuriT k slus aa4 pbta la aaalk. No sort BOodod- 0 toon coUdilloo, mUuoSbs plcrc snugly to las leaps of Iho stoma, auktae bona. In, N mm or both. Not . putt or eoordof tot toco t apply sec dor. NUFIT boewtoco s port at Sit oleic ooUd. toololoot. aomloas, aorortj piak to color, ouy to clou cad sonrurv. SxtceaecoUv decieoca to coctpKucat tor aacoo ebrtakoos sad ears roccadoa. Iloaow pierce St karoo, leva CMrwy. On. eppucottoe Uotr ret CMnroo. Entov rod racnrt ooecion Trj Hum. MONEY (Ad I sol staoaod WESTERN THRIFT STORK and All Other uood Drucilsts YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. wm i. H. Leong, Harbalitt that cerUin vitamins, compon- ents of the natural vitamin B- complex, are essential to pre vent premature aging, of which premature graying of the hair is a familiar manifestation. As in taking an Iodin Ration or getting your iodine, in what ever way you can, so in supple menting the ordinary diet with the so-called "anti-gray hair vi tamins", the primary effect to be sought Is rejuvenation, in creased sense of well being, more energy, less fatigue. If you get this effect after a few months, then stay with It and maybe in a year or sei well, let Mrs. H. T. describe her ex perience, she'll be .right here to morrow. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Hernia I have what U called a prospective hernia. Have you any suggestions which I ihould follow? (H. E. M.) Answer Pamphlet on "Hernia" de scribe! simple exercises which tends to prevent and cure small recent hernias. For copy send stamped self addressed envelope. No attention can be paid to clippings or unsigned re quests. Words Are Adequate The relief 1 experienced Is like magic and these words of gratitude are totally Inadequate . . . the first two days I took the potassium as de scribed In the Allergy pamphlet, with no noticeable improvement. On the third day I added the calcium treat ment as described In the Hay Fever pamphlet, and by the third evening all symptoms had cleared up nor has any trouble returned. (M. B.) Answer Thank you. Your words seems adequate enough. On written request I'll mail any reader who pro vides stamped self-addressed enve lope a pamphlet "Relief for Allergy," or one on "Hay Fever." If you ask for both pamphlets Inclose 10 cents with stamped self-addressed envelope. Lime Water Why can't one take a teMespoonful, more or less, of lime water Instead of all these calcium pills r tablets? Yes. of course, we need the vitamins, but we are getting them all the time in various foods. (C. B. E.) Answer I'm afraid we don't get much vitamin D in our foods, and D la essential for uUllzatlon of calcium I lime) whether In food or In medicine. .!me water contains scarcely as much calcium as milk does. If you wish to get the rights of the calcium (lime) quesUon send stamped self-addressed envelope and ask for (no-clipping, please) pamphlet "The Calcium Short age." (Copyright, 1044, John F. Dllle Co.) On the Radio Chains STATIONSI Chain affiliation and when the) are on the dlali KAl.tt (MUD) ISSO, Portland. HtX (NH(.'-lllue) Hull, Purtiand: K(IA (NIIC-Hlue ft MBS) 1510 spokanei KUU (NIH-lllue) slu San Frani-laroi Mm (SIIU-Hedl 621). Portland! HJH (NllV-Uluel 1000. Brattle; KNX (CUM) 1010 Los AntPlea; KUA (NIK -lteUI HMI Denver! HIIIN (t'llrl) l10, fort- land i HOMO (MIC-KNI) uau (N IIC-Heel) 6H0 santtlei KI'O San Franclsroi KSL (CUS) 1160 Salt Lake Cllj time Shown Is MVT Thursday SiflO p m. Terry and Pirates. BN: Fletcher Wiley CBS OK lo.- Release NBC: Rhythm, MBC. a. is p m. arica itbcj. om chph- man, MBS. 8:30 p m. Jack Armstrnnrj BN Harry Flannerjr, News, CBS; Tom Mix. MBS., Night News Wire. MBS: News. CBS 00 o m Music Hall, NHC, Major Bowes CBS: Gabriel Beatter MBS b:40 d. m. CJBPiain mianiani. oi. Carlson and News BN . Q:19 D. m. screen iesi hdk law HolU BN ) o m. noD uurns. nnir. Spotlight Bandr. BN. Corliss Archer CBS. Starlight Serenade. MBS 7:00 p m ADDOll ana Lmiciig. NBC: Raymond Gram Swing. BN first Una. CBS. 7:15 p m- Lowell Tnomae. rnna 7:30 p. m March of Time. BN; Red Ryder, MBS: Rudy Valleo, NBC. 8 00 p m Mucic Shop. NBC: 1 Love a Mystery, CBS; Sammy Kaye, MBS. B:1S p m Night Editor. NBC Lum and Abner, BN. 8:30 p m. Cotlee rime.. NBC: Death Valley Shenll CBS Fred War ing Show BN 0:00 o m. News MBS. America's Town Meeting of the Air, BN; Dinah snore, wuu. 9:19 p m Rex Miller. MBS. 0.30 d m. Ellery Queen Mysteries NBC: Fulton Lewis, Jr., MBS; Woody Herman urcn., tns 10:00 p. m. News Reporter, NBC. 11:00 p. m. News. CBS, ' Friday 8:00 p m. Terry and Pirates, BN Fletcher Wiley. CBS OK for Release NBC. 8:18 p m. Dick Tracy. BN: Super man MBS 8.30 p m. Jack Armstrong. BN. Harry W Flannery news CBS: Ad ventures of Tom Mix. MBS 8:45 p m. Elmer Peterson, Com mentator. NBC; Capt Midnight. BN; Night News Wire. MBS; News, CBS 0 00 p m Walts Time. NBC; Ga briel Heatter, MBS; Serenade. BN. 0.18 p m. Screen lesL MBS 8:30 p m. People Are Funny NBC-. Bonds. BN: That Brewster Boy, CBS. Double or Nothing, MBS. 700 p m. I'et.pie Are Funny Amos And) NBC iitirante and Moore. CBS. Dale Carnegie, MUS 7-15 p m Uiw.u rhomaa. MBS: Ted Malnne BN 7:30 p. m. Bill Stern, NBS: Stage Door Canteen, CBS; Lone Ranger, MHS. 8 00 p. m. Musc Shop, NBC: 1 Love a Mystery. CBS: Flisht MBS b io p m ine raraer rsmiiy un: Press Club CBS 8 30 p m. Duffy a Tavern. NBC Gang Burners. BN; It Pays to Ba Ig norant CBS 00 p m Plirlouth Fun. NBC: News, MBS; Aldrlch Family, CBS. 0'30 p m Fulton Lewis, it. alUS: Advenrures of Thin Man. CBS 1000 p m News. NBC. Rupert Hughes, Dem for Dewev, MBS. 11 00 p. m Concert Hour, BN. New York State 4-H club members and vocational agricul culture students have as their 1944 spring project the plant ing of $1,133,000 worth of ever green trees. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart Rheuit.atlsm Asthma Catarrh Piles. Prostate Gland Eciema and all disorders oi Liver. Kidnt? Troubl and other com plaints disappear altar using CHINESE HERBS Removed lo Sparla Bldg. Phona 5817 Flee From t ; .... I mm m4m Fleeing from path of war that devastated their tiny village near Leyta women and children hurry from their homes as American troops Invad ing Philippines move in to clean out Jan snlrjers still infesting the town Barber's Observations I V After many years' absence he returned to our town to visit the place where he'd been born and where he'd spent the great er part of his boyhood. The old house had been replaced by a modern home and the young orchard he had watched his father set out was now an old one but there were certain nat ural features which time had no power to change; such as the bay fronting the little farm; "The same old bayl" he re marked, his voice and eyes both tender and merry. The passage of time had placed a kindly patina over the unpleasant, leaving clear, even enhancing, happier events. Hap penings which had seemed anything but funny in that long ago became so as he viewed them in retrospect. For instance, there had been his boyish inability to shut gates behind him, so that the call of "Shut the gate!" became an automatic charge from his parents when he went to let the calves out or take the horse to water.' He chuckled over the memory of this, saying his own son had the same weakness. Then his chuckle turning to open laughter he said, "I'll nev er forget the time 1 monkeyed with one of the bee hives. They SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY Exceptionally nice lot of rough 2xl2' and 2xl0's at attractive s -prices, and without priorities or certificates. At the CAMEROII-nOFFITT LBR. CO So. Riverisde at BarneH Road r rlCrUKE BOOK 1 s.iu.. ' jmV bat v ; . . ' ?'M:IVi poll of everyone in ooowtch r "WIV . Bit GLUT AS WILLIAMS' w- IfXiwoScwc"5 ft AMD I'LL BEIT THE. DEAD -SURE T A - ilT V5TT3n"1 fos.rvrs VAr l-iTHtSra- .vr. A w-yokum has COT iy j Iat3 XlPKS WTHEft TO PLtASt TTUL Pevebsw Rxmofi.rATWEa w PLEAse eer orr me stomach fsTHE VAtO fTTILL CAtfr err Trt ril00r'rll,Snit4CAMKL Path of War i (Acm Telephotot were mad to the last bee in less time than it takes to tell it. They swarmed out and settled over my face and arms and went to work. They were over the rest of me too, just waiting to do their bit when they could find a place to do it to. VFrantic with pain, my one thought was to get to the bay and dive into the water To reach the bay, I had to go through the yard. My mother was standing on the porch. Cov ered with bees, surrounded by them, my mother was no less frantic than I; no doubt even more so for she knew better than I the results of too many bee stings. "But habit is a funny thing. As I fled shrieking through the yard, habit influenced her more than fear. She shouted the one thing she'd automatically called through the years when I came in sight; she shouted, "Shut the gate! " After our laughter had sub sided some one asked, "Did you?" He thought this1 over, then said, "I honestly can't remem ber. But something tells me Mother wasn't the only victim QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID FrMrfcMkTeotsefrieHMTraatirjeirttM Muat He4 rttWrV Cost Ym NatWai 2?S,."i?.?,l.'nn bottles of the WTXLARD TREATMENT hare been sold for relief ol symptoms of dUtreas arising from SSomaclt aad Oiiedefial Wean due to Inaea Acid Poee Drgositeet, low or Uoort Stemock, Qosclrmc, Heartburn, tlocprcoontcc, rtcZ due to lacosa AcM. Sold on 18 days' trlall Aclr for "Wlltard'e Mceaago" which full, aiplalns this treatment tecs as Taylor's Penny Wise Urug Walnscott's Pharmacy Aa-B STItEAD? PlCTlCC &OOK OUTCti TCP set oft mntCR's stomach.bw drops PKXuee. book cn floor. UBiaM? U.TMI i ii ... fAMILYVMUr f"ATSt.l. SIOWt &( JVi' M I " H I THIS LOOKS BAD Y NOTHlrJS, I 1 IS "THAT iO uui?RV UP.. I I WELL ,WHY ARE VRWH VZ ' v PDRTHESTARDUST BUT I Ai?E VOL) WANT TO BE VOU SITTING THtTRS ) I . yyL ' I f jT 1 1 CEMENT CQMFW4V.J EXPECT SURE?THATS lACTm unrn LIKE THE VILLAGE 1 V f I- II I I r:ti!firO. iVMI II I" i XJWfl tV7T7I V Vi 8A."ii VE I 4r V-iJ ef habit; ai ! recall it, the ts and I stopped long enough to shut that gate!" "Never Closed" Reign Ends Sedalia, Mo. (U.PJ A local cafe is going to have locks on the doors for the first time In over half a century. The busi ness has remained open 24 hours a day for over SO years, but the labor shortage is causing the present owner to close during early morning hours. ZERO CLUB Out ef bounds, civilian only Delicious chicken and steak dinners. 7:00 p. m., 3 a. m. except Sunday Phone day time 5300: night 9101. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX ' I I fff cmsi y FfitfKrt tvfje -zZS I St'i MOXHAHT GYf TfE CrY OFSONOS iff- f v2 ' Ancs a PAKXSire.rHEAJKeiffNe m wrf 0oaA(x 70 fk a z-am salute tHy-j BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH WinH iib I wua TtN-TVjJeNTN TW0U5RNO VJOuTS SNEAK ltat a V LUCK. ,TONT tJT VM "Wi VWftH'HOUSE-- SNtTCH A ftB(V- riCfi T-TttUJUM r i "SNUFFS) MV imxc'c iionuni' tiavj aaou Hirfar. J BUZ SAWYER ' ( rZ , frml 1 1 M TRUCkT I HAVE BEEN WRttaf MMOR SIPE! Efi( BLONDIE " I W .-rrlllYOU'RE LUCKY! WHEN W1L1 mX . I ItHAT REMINDS ME-W W! "I DS?9,T; YOUR PALM ITCHES, K . mf7 T I m X NEED THlRTy-SlX y : 43 THE PALM that MEANS . tJ ) S CELLARS FOR My fj - A Of.WV J TvOU'RE GOING rf T ( OH, vf SNEW WINTER b-4- wftff.Jtftii' to receive TfiPA V soy )T4 W:ot fmr. j j C L1L ABNER I KAWKIMf V TAKE snRM MiOtUktAr 2JA rcuxnw.''-Wrt W PI Rtri I I 111 CANT LOScr. I LL TAKE A I ' ir1 -i ( ; WAT LX) yOU I TO PNU IV AaTUUNUlNi&jA. TOO A k HALF-WIT f 1 1 FOUND . 1 1 LJIf Lil iWZW WARDEN BITES HIS TRn San Francisco UJ0 While Oregon Assistant State Peniten tiary Warden Gene Halley was in Oakland awaiting a hearing to return a prisoner to Salem, Ore., he was advised thieves had broken Into his home - to steal an electric range, four ra dios and other household equip ment. And his pet dog died at the prison, i Ose Mali Tribune Want Ada Chalker's Motel ft Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dina-Dance-Ref-reshment Chicken and Steak Dinners Host Unique Place in So. Ore CLOSED MONDAYS Tharsdaya Private Per ties only for Reservations pa Gold UIU 4Jc nan mind Water eparerie gm loud. "Pin-PoinT Cahbonation" in sures liveliness and sip ... to the last Sip. 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