Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 22, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextI BIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Your Health and Its Care BY DR WILLIAM BRADY M O. gudui should addrats tnquinaa lot Di WUIiara Brady 166 CI Camloo. Bavarly HUla CaUt. SOFT DECAYING TEETH cam. alter all, are nothing to be proua ox, wiwsvw ...w to appear in KU wumy. n., hla In not the piacei . , to discuss the ion of or the -..n nl CUIIKIVaMVtlu teeth. If you are interested i At 4 . . .a I in wiat, 4 V " I "Nutrition and Physical Do- Or. Brady generation" by Weston A. Price, D. D. 8., and "Save Your Teeth" by one guess whom, the first being available In your public library, no doubt, the second being No. 1 Little Lesson In the Ways of Health, which you may have on request If you send 25c and a stamped envelope bearing your address. Here I offer In brief my opin ion or belief in regard to soft decaying teeth In young persons. I believe the trouble is due to (a) insufficient use of teeth, gums and Jaws in chewing due tojhe excessive refinement and "purification" of modern food and (b) nutritional deficiency due to the same processing of most food. To combat a I do NOT recom mend chew'ng gum, tobacco or other foreign substance, but I do recommend chewing plain wheat carrying a small supply with you and taking good chew of It whenever you feel the desire. Of course such use of teeth, gums and Jaws is but a feeble effort The ideal use of teeth, gums and Jaws in eating natural foods, together with the U.44-. n,,4.i4nn tiiak fnnria nro- UCVltl (1V4.4 1.IUII ........ " I J vide, would account for then beautiful teeth ana spienaia dental arcn, gum and Jaw de velopment Dr. Price found among numerous civilized and avage people in various parts 4 4 I . Mn, k.an anlll th itlllild ' TO COmD. D i rBcuiiiiiic444. eluding in the everyday diet eroding in m ' more liberal proportions inan . 11.. n.nma nt th arc generuny vw44B.444.fcv., w Butte Falls . Butte Falle, Jan. 22. Newt and John Weaver of Bend have been visiting relatives and friends here the past week. They are brothers of Mrs. Jack S to well. June Stowell has Just return ed from Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., where she became the bride of 8Sgt. Ray Smith.. Ray la bow overaeai. Mr. and Bin. George Rally have been visiting friends at Trail, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and grandson of Central Point, Sient Sunday at the homes of uy Tedrick and Jack Stowell. S2c Bob Hoefs Is spending his furlough from the navy with his mother, Gertie Hoefs. He has been stationed ln the South Paclflo tor a year and a half. -Mrs. June Younger and cousin from Los Angeles are visiting here with her sister, Mrs. Flor ence Best and family. 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Earl Jones and Robert Halt of Medford were visiting at the Frank Hal garth residence Sunday. Lt Jones has been with the army engineer corps ln France. Pvt. and Mrs. Glenn Ross and son are visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Ross and son. Pvt. Ross has been stationed In Texas. Mrs. Carl Jackson of Colvllle, Wash., la visiting here with her mother, Mrs. Cindy Down and sisters, Mrs. Charlie White and Mrs. Bob Coffman. Miss Velma White of Med ford is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wells and family. A shower was given for Mrs. Don McDougal by the ladles of Butte Falls. She received many nice gifts. A dance was given by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peyton and fam ily, Jan. 13. at their home. Music was furnished by Clyde Moore, Bell Pankey and Charles Me Cade. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Peyton. The fol lowing attended: Mrs. Sally Jo hanscn, Mr. and Mrs. Verni Ste phenson, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moore and son, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Henshaw, and Relief At Last For Your Cough r...ii .. . oreomulslon relieves promptly be fue It row right to the sett of thi trouoie to neip loosen and extva term laden phlegm, and aid natun sum ncai raw, tender, In- named bronchial mucous mem oranes. Tell your druggist to sell yov a bottle of CreomuUlon with the un derstanding you must ilka the way V julcltly allays the cough or you an to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis vet have noi Deen soia uio o.uh wnwir-winw , J. , r S. V 4i . u,.v,ln h liutud of olive oil in salad dresslnl Yankee notion of brushing the liVi nutriiioua dressins is neta teeth with glorified soap. ' sary. But, ahucka, you can burn off teem wiui . tha tories In a serving- of real, may. Monday. Jan. tl. 1B4S ly milk, cheese, greens, fresh - -o ---o nuts, peanut; and either taking 01 a aany vitamin u supplement 1 DoMlnrf mnn Hatlv aviVMIirA O-- 1 I aunahnle. akv shine, davlieht ii A At-- ..1 1-14 . 41.. so mm ine uiiruviuie. inn wuv aie ergosierm in ine sum 10 (.-un ven it jnio vuamin u. Frnm mv own observation oi - the development of children irom rnrin up io me teens i am rnnvinperf that reffular use of a - , . , vitamin D supplement for the diet throughout infancy and cnnanooa ana some extra i eium with it throughout child hnorf nrnmotps the formation of sound, even, strong teeth free from decay. And I cite tne study of Dr. Price again as the solid BTnnnd nder mv suggestion that an adequate daily ration of calcium and vitamin u promotes not Just a healthy, vigorous state of. teeth, gums, dental arches, jaws an dfacial development but an equally fine general phy sique. ' The Infant whose diet is prin cipally milk may get sufficient minium from milk alone. If a .tall., raflnn nt a. ffW drorjS Of vitamin D in oil Is administered. As the baby grows older, as a rule, relatively less milk la tak n anrf hence a calcium and vitamin D supplement for the ordinary diet becomes necessity for optimal nutrition throughout ..hiirihnnri narticularlv If the growing child does not consume milk, cheese ana greens as ire ly as a young person should and does not enjoy sufficient expos ure tlje year around. QUISTIONS AND" ANSWERS Shaklns' Palsy way to multiple sclerosis? (T. W. J.) Aniwor 11U, cut 4,o...p.... ----- lniaon'i dlieae aend atamped en Amwer wo. or iiBiupii.o. .. . biope Dearing ivui aa a request. Other, namea for Parklngaon'a dUeaie are paralyala agltana and shaking ' .u, ... nn a.l.4 nr.a.ln. SOU HIB 4. 4 m ual taste what dressing one uses on inMM Mtnaral fill IT11V h Used onnalM ln , wan, around th mock and remember, mineral oil Interfere wUh assimilation of vlUmlna and mlnmU in food- , if ..-i .Y. lain inhn 1. mila Co.l iwv,j...-. son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fran cis and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tod Whaley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook and son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herferd, Mr. and Mrs. Bell Pankey, Mrs. Clara Madden, Charles McCade, Al Swatz, Jimmy Mulhollen, Ger aldlne Stephenson, Eddie Ha ney, Joseph Madden, Darrell Stephenson, Corbett Smith, Or den Phlpps, Don Baker and June Schnurr. Trudy Butram, who cut his leg while working in the woods for "Medco" Is ln the Commu nity Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodgson and Bettie, S2c Bob Hoefs, Ger tie Hoefs, and Mrs. Abbott spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Hilda Welch and son of Ashland. Sams Valley . Sams Valley, Jan, 22. Mrs. Nora Straus and Jess McKinney of Medford. visited the first of the week with their sister, Mrs. Susan Koger and their niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morgan and sons, Don and Leon. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood and daughters took Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Abbott to Ashland Jan. 14 and left them there to visit Mr. Abbott's sister, Mrs. Martha Corthel. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott returned home Jan. 18. Sams Valley P.T.A. is giving a box social Feb. 9 at the school house. There will be a program. The ladies are asked to bring well filled boxes and the men well filled purses. Sams Valley Ladles' club met at the home of Mrs. Charles Duggan Jan. 18 with Mrs. Mar Ion Owens as hostess. After busi ness meeting a quiz was given by Gueula Straus. Next meeting will be at the home of Rose Elian Duggan, Feb. 1. It will be an all day meeting and each mem ber is asked to bring a covered dish and one cup of sugar. The sugar Is to be used for club par ties. A quilt will be set together that day and those having port able sewing machines are asked to bring them. Several Sams Valley Grang ers attended grange at Phoenix, Jan. 17. - TO BIGN BOY STARS Chicago, Jan. 82 (U.R) Minor and major league base ball clubs will be permitted to sign American Legion Junior baseball players during the 194S season. Leslie M. O'Connor, chairman of the three-man ad visory committee currently rul lng baseball, said today. C0LDS'MUSCLEACHES,PNS4 Siuoaiy relieved uy 1'enetro randmasold-time mutton auet L4.. .I... I... I I 1 : tatvacounvMCTitant,raporisinf 1 ealrethatbrinnauick.eninfiu P .I KltH IN MU1TI1H 1 On the Radio Chain ST A riO N Sl Chain afflllaUoa and wbere tkai are on tae dial! aAl.S (CHS) lilt. Fortune IX (NHC-Uluel list, PurlUnd sea (NBC-biu. and lull ma Spokane. KOO (NUt-Blua) SI San rrsnclsco. SOW (NBC-Kadi S2S, Portland: KJR INBU-Bluel leva Seatue; BNX (CBS) 1070 Las Annies, SUA (NBC-Rsdl 15a Dsn tar: KOIN ICBSl SIS, Port land, SOMO (NBC-Had) (St Seattle, KPO (NBC-Red) S0 Saa rraaclsco; S.SL (CBS) WOO Salt Lake City tuswshowfiisrwt Monday 6:00 p. m OK tur Release. NBC. Terry and Pirates, BN: News, MBS. :1S p. m Dick Tracy, BN; Super man, UBS: Betty and Bob, NBC. 6:30 p m. Voice ol Flreatona, NBC: Harry rianney. News, CBS; Jack Arm strong. BN; Tom Mix, MBS. S:S p m Newsl CBS. captain Mid night, BN Night News Wire. MBS fl:0n n. m Thomas Peluso Orch. NBC; uix Theatre, CBS; Ed Wwnn allow, aw. 6:30 p m. Information Please NBC; SpoUlfht Bands. BN. 7:00 p m Screen Guild Ptayera Lombardo Orch., BN; Contented Hour. HOC 7:18 p. m. Lowell Thomas. MBS. 730 p m Dr I Q NBC; Thanks to the Yanka, CBS: Melody in tb Nlfht. BN; Lone Ranger, MBC. S:00 p m. Supper Club, NBC: Jack Klrkwood, CBS: Ted Malone. BN. 8:16 p m. tiedda Hopper. CBS Lum and Abner, BN; Fleetwood Law ton, NBC. 830 p m. Cavalcade of America NBC: Michael Shane, MBS: Saludoa Amlsoe, BN; Burns and Allen, CBS. 9:00 p m Blind Date. BN: News Glenn Hardy. MBS: The Whistler CBS: Telephone Hour. NBC. 9:30 p. m. Vox Pop, CBS: Noah Webster Says, NBC; Fulton Lewis, Jr. MBS: The Green Hornet, BN. 10:00 p m. News, NBC; Sherlock Holmes, MBS; News, BN. 10:30 p. m. Sweetheart Swtngtime, NBC. 10:48 p. m. Flnnelnan's Nlte Club, BN. 11 DO p. m. Hotel Blltmore Orch. NBC; Newt, BN. TUESIIAV 8-00 d m. Terry and Pirates, BN. OK for Release. NBC: News, MBS. - 8:18 p. m. Dick Tracy, BN; Super man, MBS 0'30 p m Date with Judy. NBC: Jack Armstrong. BN. Harry Flannery News, CBS. Adventures of Tom Mix MBS . 8'4S a m Capt Midnight.- BN . Night News Wire. MBS. News. CBS 8:00 p m Mystery Theater. NBC Gabriel Heatter, MBS; Inner Sanctum CBS. f 6:18 p. m. Jimmy tidier, MBS: News. BN. , 6:30 p m. Fibber McGee and Molly NBC: Spotlight Bands, BtJ; American Forum. MBST 7:00 p, m. Bob Hope, NBC. 7:18 p m Lowell Thomas. MBS Andy Russell Show. BN. 7:So p m. Hlldegrad. NBC. Red Rider, MBS. 8:00 n m Mercers Musle Shop NBC; Jack Klrkwood Show, CBS: Super Club, NBC; Ted Malone, BN. 8:18 p m Fleetwood Lawtun NUC Lum and Abner BN. Music CBS 8:30 p m. Johnny Presents, NBC Theater of Romance. CBS. ..i:0 P m -Everythlne lor Bova NBC: Bin Town, CBS: Oracle Fielda BN: Glen Hardy, News. MBS. 9:15 p m Rex Miller MBS 9:30 p. m. Roy Rogers. MBS. 10:00 p. m. News, NBC; Bal Fabarln Orch., BN. 10:30 p m Edwin C Hill CBS '100 p. nv Talks, CBS; Orchestra, NBC THE GRANGE Upper Rogue Grange Upper Rogue grange held reg ular meeting January 18, with all now officers present except the worthy, steward, Brother Force, who was ill. Use of the hall will be donated for the president's ball, Jan. 27. Lecture hour started with all singing "School Days" and then each one telling of their early school days. On the serving committee Were Brother anrl Klatar rirlaun and Brother and Sister Boothby. n. n. tj. tadies met after sTranffe and decide! In hav m. clal get-together of the ladles of ine grange on Tuesday, Feb. 20, with a covered dish luncheon at 1 o'clock. A hllalnoae mentlnff will be held after dinner also a short program sponsored by Sis ter Axtell. It was requested that each lady of the grange turn in to the. home ecomonlcs chairman, something made from two white meal sacks, in the near future, SUCK CWf Cfc Ptpii-Coia Company, hema Itlond CU, franckiaed BoUini Franchised Bottlarsi Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Medford UNWELCOME VISITOR is II 11 sM Wills, swa-l PLAYING MPPlty WITH TJCS P7E- SruCMNGHe, TREMBLES LOweB UPTO WHEN VISITOR. COMES IN. PetlOtVar-reitt tAWrTlL INDICATE A IWd ME knows SurSrtERero though. tw LAAK l UTCIF 4w Vfcl ' RCTUt-fJ lut O0MH.WENT it porsN'r vwK.'Vi-t as the nest racs in ntf KaPUiror-Y iMttt MAvair ... f eBBBBeaRBaaaBBsaaaaa TIME OUT Even a three-star general deserves some relaxa tion so Lt Gea Mark W. Clark has coffee and doughnut at In formal party staged by GIs lq Italy. to be used later in raising mony for home economics. Grange Council Jackson county grange coun cil held its annual meeting at Phoenix grange hall with one of the largest attendance counts of all time, January 17. The following officers were elected for the coming year: President, John Peffley, Sams Valley grange; vice-president, Isabelle La Vander, Griffin creek and Madge Nowlin, Roxy Ann grange, secretary. Floor work was demonstrated by - officers from Sams Valley with Henry Conger, Frank Han sen and Ray Ward acting as critics. The council selected Jackson ville as next meeting place. Announcements included Po mona at Sams Valley grange hall for an all-day meeting Sat urday. Jan. 27, beginning at 10 a. m. Visiting grange members are requested to bring salad and apple pie. A standing vote of thanks was given the host grange Phoenix. Pomona Grange Regular meeting of Jackson county Pomona grange will be held in Sams Valley grange hall Jan. 27 at 10 a. m. Sams Valley ladies will serve the noon meal and those attending are to bring salad and apple pie. Assistant State Lecturer Marlon Brooks of Josephine county will be present to conduct a lecturers conference. Would also urge that all subordinate H. E. chairmen try to be present for a special installation to be held for them. All fourth degree members may attend this meeting. This is one time of the year when the farmer is not so busy and a good attendance is expected. Gold Hill Grange Gold Hill grange held its reg ular meeting Jan. 18 with Glenn Chase in the master's chair due to absence of Master William Howes, who is still doing assist ant deputy, work in eastern Ore gon. . ' .. Mrs. Marie Chrlstensen asked to be relieved of sending ln the items to the paper, also as rec reation chairman. John Gray was appointed to act temporar ily. It was voted to hav! a dance Saturday, Jan. 20, for grangers and friends. Lecture hour fea tured the national grange pro gram, also a clever skit was giv en by Mrs. Bernice Howard on "Making a Work Schedule." It was voted to send a letter to the state game commission ask ing that the laws regarding the N. Y. -ay ctPTAs wmjAMsX - wr.toedr cOfteiMco nei wtRvtcw . -w. v5 WKMnNatReiMMio Ttur rxe it. dLAOHtiavsNT IHAKS WM SMILH I ,r larfMU.it r.,.u. rjo of wwtvLCjMe., w vViairos -- fishing In Rogue river not be changed but remain the same as last year. The Huffman and Fields families served refreshments. Talent Grange Talent grange met Jan. 18, with a larger than usual crowd ln attendance. Master Lloyd Lacey appointed committees for the ensuing year. An interesting program was presented by the lecturer and opened by the grange Joining ln ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken .and steak dinners. 7:00 p. m . 3 a m except Sunday. Phone day time S300; night 9101. STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST MX MS. mwaP, eester eCryaCvn as a AVD smr fessMsr? 70 mi a rQirr oxioes BtSC4M SO SHBty rf- Zti tl. 'I 444.:i I &TJ BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY I '- f.j.yS "jyj- I Ktf QIN6 00N6 W t CORUe ."""g l VtW PANT- snuffv s(yvF. I BUZ SAWttH L1L ABNER nutJJ 1 """-frftiTnrPirinimuT "t - ir and so kxjr father and i XI FOT. . fiUOULDPDQ. I UENElEl n a MAM I llIM rn TUt MtfTIPC Nft ITSlESflEr1 POSE TO HIM M M rani UUMm. WONDER W HA9NT I jrT TZJTT". ainr tue bsbbit OBOPOSFri. HSS NFVFP I 11191 fa mYMi ' U' S .A V r iLZiI tL-V-- L-OmfW- r"WS4 jjjj lSlSSSS Cfly. IWI. Kuti fwwM jl J BLONDIE . . - WHO CAN THAT I ll'M SELUNS TL WHY CDME I lEVERyBOOy J'"'" R 1 1 IT'S JUST THAT l"'"'" '"M ( BE, RINGING OUR GENUINE tf AROUND IN 1 CALL ON I'D RATHER SLEO tOH NqA f DOORBELL AT ONE LEATHER ) I THE MIDDLE ASKS ME . , IN THE DAYTIME I1 NO.' J VOtLKINTHE BIUQTH THATSAME s yf' 1 r'yM VML f BUT AH RECKON RECKON AM AH WILL-500N-S 1 WONT BE St EST I AH G(TS tVACK.' HIM ANY- L . MORC- I Si Sf" i " II ( IT; I II Ml rHE NEBBS TCM JUST St TUE X Ofl iO4 ? ING WSEIPW1TH .RISK TO ME SowS HIS WIUG ( TtlB AzsE py )Xo) , '" v!2y singing The Grange Is March ing On." This was followed by a I reading by Nell Fenton. In an swering roll call each granger told of something used by their grandparents which is not in use ' now. The program closed with a pantomine entitled, "The Gather ing of the Nuts." ! Refreshments were served : after which a March of Dimes, was held to raise funds for the ' Infantile paralysis drive. On Mall Tribune Want Ada. 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