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EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE ThuMdiy. Junt I, 1948 Your Health and It's Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readen should address Inquiries lei Or. William Brady. 265 CI Camino. Beverly Hilli. Calii. DEAR OLD I have a dear old Aunty who is always taking cold from chills and drafts and I would like to make a poster using a sen tence or two from your booklet "Call It Cri" in large letters, to hang up where she '4 1 St will be forced to read it ev ery time. (Mrs. F.H.M.) V" Perm ission refused. Dr. Brady My s t o e k s are pretty low with a thousand and one dear old aunties right now. I'm tickled pink to tell any old aunty the truth about this matter if she asks my opinion or advice. But I decline to inter vene in that way between you and your dear old Aunty. I say my say about the whole business In the booklet "Call It Cri" and any one who cares may slip me two shillings, together with a stamped self addressed envelope, for a copy of the book. Living with her or seeing her from day to day and week to week, you probably do not real ize how old Aunty is. Her mind has been set like so much plaster of Paris these many years. I know, by gosh. I learned the hard way. Just between our selves I doubt if I ever changed BROUSSARD TEXACO Service Station 602 So. Riverside Gasoline Oil Stove Oil Kerosene Cars Washed $1.50 PROMPT SERVICE REASONABLE BATES ON PACKING, CRATING STORAGE MCTDIR T U1N yiOCAl CARTAGE .ML US WHEN YOU NEED ANY OF THESE SERVICES 703 NORTH CENTRAL Phone 7104 I cc ATTENTION BUILDERS CONTRACTORS or your convenience, we of fer s new ... EQUIPMENT RENTAL SERVICE Air Compressors Air Tools Concrete Mixers Water Pumps Elevators Trailers Power Saws Power Drills Power Units EATHERTON'S FARM STORE 808 So. Riverside Ph. 3146 YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. V -it. AUNTIES a single old Aunty's mind about taking "cold" from drafts, damp ness and all that. I do get pleasant letters from a few readers past SO, some of them grandmothers, asking me to help them convince their chil dren that outdoor life is not dan gerous for their children who, poor little dears, are coddled so much that they are getting pale and peaked . . . but seldom do these entrust the problem to me unconditionally. No, indeed. They instruct me carefully as to just what I am to advise their erring children. They evidently think a little of my medicine might do some good, but a com plete course of treatment would be dangerous. 1 Another reader (of indetermi nate gender so many people use only an initial letter for Christian name) informs me that he or she has noticed that some individuals with chronic nose, throat or sinus trouble seem to be carriers of cri. There is little evidence that simple chronic rhinitis or ."ca tarrh", which is apparent to one or more senses, is of that nature. But there is no question that many sufferers from chronic si- nusitis are "carriers" of the no torious Strepococcus which may produce severe cri (acute respir atory infection) in another per son. Likewise people who have chronic tonsillitis (not simple hy pertrophy or enlargement of ton sils such as is more or less nor mal in childhood) may be "ear ners" ol a similar strain of Streptococcus which produces acute cri in those who happen to be caught in cough, sneeze, or polite conversational spray. QUESTIONS St ANSWERS Child Hid RlckeU That reader who told of her experi ence wiin we anoe cierK wno persuad ed her to put bracea or props on the feet of her little child prompta me to uiruw iaw iiuweri in your pain, uur child, too. had flat feet. ... I read In your column about the manlfestaUona or ncxeta tnat go unrecognized . . . ent for your booklet "V-I-T-E Spells Youth." began glvlngt clum and vitamin D. and now I'm happy to aay ther It no sign of flat (Mt. i Mm. m. L.. E.J Aniwer Th booklet (available on written request If you Inclose ten cents and stamped self addressed en velope) Orals with various common manifestations of rickets In young children and In children up to their late 'teens. Weak feet, pronated feet, weak ankles, soft crumbling decaying teeth, constant fatigue, fatigue posture, spinal curvature. Good I'hyslral Education Your teachings are law in our fam ily as well as in others we know. At our hlghschool we have corrective ex ercises, pelvic lifts, lying down, sitting up with arms and feet etc. what is your opinion of such exercises? 1 am is. 64 Inches tall and weigh 1 14 pounds May I have the pamphlet "Hy- If ne for Girls and Health for Women' and also one on "How to Lose Weight. , Answer Such exercises are excel lent in the physics, eoucauon course. 1 es, ram. you n.y unvtj mo nVilttt "Hvarlstna fnr Girls' DUt no hii.i thra ia mil one reasonably afe way a girl of your age can reduce, and that Is under the direction and care of ner ramny pnysician. ei... riirM ma to another doctor who Is skilled in diathermy treatment of infected tonsil. Dr. haa gone Into the military service and or. AnswerI'm sorry. That exhausts my list for your vicinity. Most of the doctors I formerly recommended for such treatment are In military aervlce now. . . (Copyright lew ny jonn w. uiuw .. Ralph Seely Tells Of Sacrifices In Pacific War Zones Ralph Seely, QM 2'c, U. S naw. who has been in ina serv ice three years and traveled nearly 100.000 miles on the ocean, recently wrote to rela tives here, telling of a meeting with a youth with whom he used to ao to school In New yorn The friend, Seely wrote, had been In the Pacific 14 months and had not had an orange dur ing that time. He paid $2 for the last one he had, the letter stated. "The people at home little rea lize what some of their boys are going through. You can never realize the sacrifices until you see the wrecked equipment strewn on the beaches or hear the surf pound Its mournful sound against the hulk of what was once a ship. . . . The great sacrifices being made by the people at home would seem very small to the men out here," Seely wrote. Seely's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Seely, reside at 001 North Central avenue, Medford. He graduated from Modford high school with the class of 1040. TEEN AGE TRAGEDY Chicago Heights. 111.. June 14 (U.R A party of five, 'teen-age revelers left dance at a recrea tion center called "The Morgue" early today. A few minutes later their automobile crashed Into the side of a freight train and killed four of them. The fifth was seri ously injured. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Heart. Rheumatism. Asthma Catarrh Piles Prostate Gland Ecsem and all dis orders ol Liver Kidney Trouble and other complaints disappear alter using. CHINESE HERBS ReiMved lo Sparla Bldg. On the Radio Chain ItAllOMl , Chain afriiiaUua and wbere caey are un tba dial; KAl.K (dim, mo, Portland KKX (NIIC-Blue) I ISO, Purtland. KUA (NUC'-lliua and huh), mo. Spokane. KOO (NHU'tslue) S10 San Francisco; KOW (MIC-Had) 20. Portland! KJH INIIC-Hlue) WOO SealUs; KNX (t'HHI, 1070 Los Anteles, KOA (NDC-Kedi. Sill Denver, KOIN (LBS), Sill, Port, land. KlltlO (MIC-Ked) 850 Seat tle KPO (NBC Red), ISO, Sao Francisco; KSL (CBS). 1 1(0. Sail Laka City Tim Shown la PWI. . Thursday ' 0:00 p m Sam Hayes and the news, uioa. tor Keleaae WBC Terry and the Pirates. BN; Man namea joraaji, una. 0:15 p m. Dick Tracy, BN: Huper. ...a.., ....... UIIl. IIU DOD 8:30 p m. Jack Armstronc. BN. Harry Flannery. News. CBS; Tom Mix MBS. News. NBC : a m Captain Mldnlihi. BN F-lmer Peterson. NBC: Night News wire. eiaa. news UBS SOU D m . Mlla! Hall UDA fhower ot Stars, CBS; Gabriel' Heatter auao, news. ran. 6:19 p m Supper Music, BN 8:30 p m Bob Burns NBC: Spot. Hint Hands BN. corlls. Archer CBS Starlight Serenade, MBS. 7:00 D m Ahbotl mnA f?naflln no variations oy van wleve. First Line. CBS. BN: 7:18 i m Lowell Thomas MBS 7:30 B m March of Time BN. Red rtvoer mms; ttudy vane NBC Romance. Rhythm and Ripley. CBS. 8:00 p m. Supper Club, NBC; Jack Klrkwood Show CBS Bulldog Drum, mond MBS Earl Godwin BN 8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton NBC; Lum and Abner BN: Musis That Sat isfies. CBS 8 30 p m Frank Morgan. NBC Death Valley Sherlll CBS. America's Town Meeting of the Air, BN; Her eule Polrot MBS 0:00 p. m. News, MBS. Adven tures of Topper, NBC. Ellery Queen, CBS; America'! Town MeeUng ot the Air, BN. 0 lo p m Rea Miller MBS 9:30 p m Noah Webster Bays NBC; News. BN 10:00 p m News Reporter. NBC News BN Fulton Lewis MBS 10:19 p m.-Sport Program. BN 1030 p m Fennemans Nlte Club BN: Sweetheart SwlngUme, NBC: Tony Pastor. CBS. 11:00 p m Newa. BN. Friday 8-00 p m Terry and Pirate, BN OK for Release NBC: Sam Haves News, MBS: This Man Named Jot dan, CBS .1:19 p m. Dick Tracy, BN. Super man. MBS Betty and Bob NBC 5 '30 p m Jack Armstrong, BN. News, CBS: Tom Mix. MBS. 5:45 p m. filmet Peterson. Com. mentat'ir NBC. Capt. Midnight. BN: Night News Wire. MBS. News. CBS. 6:00 p m Walts Tune. NBC; Ca oriel Heatter MBS 8:15 p m Newa BN 6-30 o m. People Are Funny. NBC. Those Wehsters CBS: Double or Nothing MBS Spotlight Bands BN 7 00 p m Amos and Andy. NBC. Sr.mmy Rave's VarleUea BN: Durante and Moore CBS 7:15 p m Lowell rhomaa MBS 7:30 p m Hollywood Preview CBS. line Ranter MRS Bill Stern NBC: Breneman's Highlights. BN. 8:00 y m -r ignte MBs jack Kirk, wood nhow CBS Supper Club NBC 8:15 n m Fleetwood Lewtrm NBC Tonight In Hollywood CBS 8-30 p m Duffy's Tavern, NBC ft nays to be Ignorant CBS; Frances Greer Show. BN 9:00 p. m. night Editor, nhc: Tom Breneman. BN: Newa MBS Aldrich Family CBS 9:30 n m Adventures of Thin Man CBS; News. BN: Freedom of Oppor tunity MBS lo:uo p m. ruiton uewia. jr.. sabs 10:30 d m. Orchestra NBC: Or chestra CBS 11:00 n. m. orcn.. hbc: urcn.. CBS. FUND BILLS SIGNED Washington, June 14 (U.R) President Truman today signed Into law a bill appropriating $22,053,000 for emergency flood control work. President Truman also signed a bill granting the labor department's children bu reau $2,200,000 for grants to the states under its child care pro gram. Double -for your money That' th faripiio Oicqoot Qub Eskimo Cooler offtr you a delicious Icmon-and-Iim flavored rf rasher $ it or a mixer that goes down the lio with any drink I CLICQUOT CLUB ESKIMO COOLER Clicquot Club Bottling Co. 301 N. Fir St. Ph. 7101 WWtH Ctflft'rMll 10K-C6 m fttf HM rUPM OF F1N15HIM0 IHt ME, tHKEW KNOCK ItIC BAIL DOWN 3 your future! ffiC WJ . OIL ASNCR CRATF.R T.AfTR Itf OTOTl Q I nd that otmc name ichucklcuith- louiciM-cm-mY hcun IEGADII-hcw can I we nn Vl the naie V rr BE ?-we T MJKMkMU raUsWnS rV7trriMlNA.L BOTH WRITIN' LOOKS I IT T'OTHC"; WY - VDU - THE X JOKt J lb- iLOvti AN- f 3inD VTATCb AND ISO HOOMCJVUlS M3UN- CONFtSbtD PARENTS -poUT IT T I I 'I S? PEtrv TH' MiTlSH RNWNtS JwHCN -rO'HOU3 j CONTRARIWISE. 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These claims are paid to the United States treasurer when the customer is not known, The claims covered over charges on used cars, food and consumer durable goods, the re port shows. The administrator claim Is a minimum of $25 per cent overcharge and a maximum of three times the amount of the overcharge, depending upon the seriousness of the violation. During the same period the local price panel has been In. strumental In refunding to cus tomers who have made com plaints against sellers ot used cars, consumer durable goocis and services the sum of si,- 118.19. Many of these were not merchants but individuals, the report states. For the Information ol ine public It was stated by the price clerk that there are dollar and cent celling prices effective on s es by individuals for cars and trucks, motorcycles, vacuums, coil and flat bed springs, typewriters, refrigera ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Lounge Dancing Open every Night Except Mondays Phone rrall 1404 . ZERO CLUB Our of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners. 7:00 p. m. to 3:00 a.m. except Sunday. Phone day time 5300; night 8101. IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOW for HIGH GASH PRICE! HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. HJrc 1Ht TEAM Sfau EVEN VHOI "HE L0Vf4 ttCV ftOT MUCK 100, WflL A 7Kr yjT' BLONDIE "7 mJ rQ,- fi JIIIMIMll1''!! 'lW VVOOCXEy HAS SOMEl I . f II 'llllt BLONDIE CAN VOU sl ifX. yllh''A "-S ( LOVELy MDUNG GREEN fx 1 VIM ( REMOVE BUCK-SHOT 1 . 7i V"-? I MV BEDTIME 7 ONIONS GROWING f O lXV1 ? WITH VOUR EVE BROW feV V. SANDWICH ) & V, IN HIS GARDEN ' Vjl 1 TWEEZERS W'fMds ( NEEDS AN V tfZf J W-O-N-D-E-R r- X.'S'A-C- tors, washing machines, photo graphic equipment, gas stoves, tires, fruit, vegetables, poultry, meat, livestock, eggs, potatoes, onions and onion sets, seed pota toes, grain and steel and iron drums. While there Is no dollar and cent celling on farm machinery or other machinery and trans portation equipment when sold by individuals, there is an ap plicable percentage to. be used in arriving at the ceiling price, Chalker't Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine Dance Refreshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most unique Place lo So Ore. CI.OSEll MONIIAV8 Thursdays Private Parties only. For reserveatlnns Pb Cold Ulll 474 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX V gf "ytfi , '-V . AGS? THfA ooo XS KlaiUlrM Ol 4J BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY hU' FB1ER UJWO F0UNO (YE VJJU2 ft COOP'RUL. PftUJ. RN VE 0RTER PtRfY0X VMrt TO 5ER6ERW. UV5 Nft(Y UJUZ RUJBWtV BOZ SAWYER , ,,,,,,, ,,,,, THERESHf;ls f- OREAT SCflTT.'SHE'S NO T I (7N TH6 6R00VE. ...CUT... PLOP J PUNE AFTER BOys 1 THERE'S f BWSER'N A POSTAGE STAMPi PLANE DROPPING TO THE DECK. AND B0CK- . ' , THESWOOSE-OUR V WATCH ER ROIL! , ' ING LIKE BRONCOS. EVERYONE HAPpy.EXCITEP. ;j 7 GREAT DAY FOR I C70RPEOO BOMBERS FIRST. ' rST ' - " EZtf' ,j"FLINTS SQUADRON. - - ; - SAVWERS MAKING THE TORN. jS-imif-vffh the clerk states. Rentals on trucks and various construction equipment are under ceiling price also. ii ti to Classify 5:30 Saturday afternoon Please remember DANCE Nightingale Club fuel. & Sat. Nights Good Orchestra New Floor One block north of big In tersection on new Camp White highway, turn light. Igo two blocks, end ot road. Les Shaw, Owner. prion siib or Residence 2344 T SMITH - OHfLcts? me orcos. TS3Wi2 -at aSK" mvinm FIND TMftT V ftUJBRV UM-- V rya'QfY Zl 5 google, VWE-UNS'U. K-rv -UH- A' "OvlJrlcLD". J L i !Jimmm L ' r" 1 ujuz ff 3 DO YOU See us for details. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Crossword Puzzle ACBOSfl 1 flack 4 Paroxysm fl 8or on ejra 13 Ripen 13 6 pear 14 Sheltered rid 15 Kind of poem 17 Give pcrmlKflOD 19 Acted 10 Make tpeecb, 11 Quick look 13 To word top 14 Jewish month 17Go antraj IB Reared to Roman Caesar 11 Land measurt 12 Dreading 14 A United NattOD (ebbr.l . Gitdo ST Baths 38 Regret 39 Disease of rya 41 Symbol for tellurium 43 Christmas carol 43 Growing out 43 Fairy queen 40 Taper 48 Anchor ( 61 Conjunction A3 Below 54 pirat woman 55 Sheep's cry 68 He brings babies 67-Hlt rTni 8 9 mmmm In"""""" 5 w Dtotr. to tolled roim Inatkik Uai El now? that NOW U the time to place your application for a NEW 1945 Chevro let truck and pick up. ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PLZZU DOWN 1 Shut out 9 In the past 8 Sex 4 Snow vthlcl 6 Chum 6 An article 7 Wound mark 8 Tablelands 9 Arm cover 10 A number 11 Still 16 Pickpocket 18 Sharp pain 20 Perform work 31 Legumes 33 Mistake 33 Russian rang 25 Debate 26 Inventor of i dynamlt J 38 Exist 1 39 vile den A . 32 Fern spray 33 Compass point 36 Schedule 88 Thief 40 Rock tinder cllfl 43 Nearer (colloq.1 44 Camp 45 Target 46 Taxi 47 Literary scrap 48 Pronoun 49 E?gs 60 Twilled fabrle u Cheat (alanc) tisInIajcieI rAcA;piE A N I Im A L l T dBsly rkfe MA rlgTc S ;MTjVE L J. H. 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