Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 19, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Building BUILDING Complete home building service. Build a home first. Fred Powcn, building contractor, phone 281 1. LINOLEUM and carpet la y tng; a lso drain-board work. Cleo A. Johnson Phone 6845. Rt 1. Box 280. Med ford PLASTER Patching. Stucco' and ce ment work, plain or ornamental Frrink R Walton Phone 457V Moving IADS TRANSFER i STORAGE CO Our own padded vans serving the entire Pacific wast Dial 7 1 2 L FURNITURE MOving anywKere any time City Transfer & Storage Pnone .fifi4 Playground Equipment "PLAYMATE11" Play-Ground equ'ip ment. 217 types, at pre-war prices for hemes, schools and pnfks DEJJ.IER F HARRIS COMPANY Phone 308 P O Box 193 Central Pnlnt, OretTon Real Estate Listing Wanted REAL ESTATE' LISTINGS WANTED PROMPT personal inspection and ap- fralsa of all properties listed Wal. er Jones Rcnftor 2S70 Med ford Transfer CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Complete transter moving and stor age service Also packing, crating and 'hipping t expert workmen 38 S Fir St Phr.ne 460 n i g ht 2U75 DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Medford Modem storafje serv ice Long distance hauling Dial 2838 40 South Fir FURNITURE. MOVING & STORAGE We have van moving equipment tor local and long-distance hauling Dry and clean stornpe (concrete build tngt with special locker rooms at low rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 3756 EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO A complete trucking service to meet rnur needs Pis' 7r.il Roofing EUTL up roofs, coating, free' estimate'. Years of experience. Work guar HOWARD L. BARTO Rt. 1, bx. 329, Central Point, Ore. KoOF 'contracting and roof repairs All types oi roofing Francntsed Pabco distributors Workmanship and material.! guaranteed 'Time payments Free estimates KIRS ON PAINT & ROOF STORE 38 S Bartlett Phone 3843 Radio PRUITT'5 Service "AnneieTRadio and Sound system repairing. Prompt service. 19 N. Fir, Phone obbJ. W HA VE large stock of tubes and parts to give quick reliable service on all tvpes of radios Dial 3859 Phillips. Rn dio.l307 N Riverside. WALTS RADIO SERVICE-Repairing on all makes radios and punuo aa dress qtiipmpni 411 E Main TiU Work ffOR CERAMIC tile work: WaTts floor dralnboards store fronta call Mr fjimbert. 7328 1118 W 8th. at Notary Public NOTARY PUBLIC After Hours and Holiday! Walter Jonea. Realtor Phone 2570 40 YEAR? OF SERVICE Septic Tank Cleaning EPTIC" tank and cesspool pumping Also drain Ul and septlo tanks in stalled Phone 824 Corsetier SPENCER Individually designed foun dation garments and health sup ports. Mrs. James Sullivan, register ed spencer ,orseuer. leiepnune 641S LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed by the County Court of Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, Executor of the Will of Hilda Arabelle Gaskill, de ceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers, and duly verified, to me at my office at Room 409. Medford Center Building, in Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published August 29th. 1945. HARRY C. SKYRMAN, Executor. E Washington. Sept. 19 U.R) Soldiers returning to the Unit ed StHtes from overseas who are not eligible for discharge hence forth will be given 45 days tem porary duty at home instead of the present 30 days, the war de partment disclosed today. Telegrams are being sent to men now at home on 30 days temporary duty extending the leave by 15 days. The extended time home was mad" possible by the lowered manpower requirements for overseas, it was said. BREATHE FREER .., .,-ht ,int fc and you wi.i pier ttpr. t aulion: i ly as directed. 0t nuns DO YOUR TIRES mM.EyauHCr.iuin.?? TO.1 S; !".! BtJlf C" AW K VTiS I Your Health and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.O. ' Resdari thould ddrt lnquirtos tot Dr. William Brady. 265 El Camlno. BaTarly HUla. Calil. ONE GOOD TOOTH We're still talking about the prophylaxis (prevention) oi so called pyorrhea. My subject is strictly hy g i e n e and health, and I assure you that the condition of your jaws, tooth sockets, gums, diges tive (salivary) glands and teeth is para mount in de termining your health, effici Dr. Brady evity. Believ e teachings have ency and long It or not, my considerable in- fluence upon the public health. It takes something extraordi nary to shock or jolt me, I mean in the letters I get from readers. It happened the other day, like this: Dear Dr. Brady, Please tell me what to do for chronic rheumatism? I have had it for about three years. When I asked the doctor here about it he said I had better have my teeth pulled. I had twenty-three teeth pulled they were nearly all in good condition, the dentist found. But it made no difference In the rheumatism. In fact it has gotten worse if anything. (Signed) . . . Just like that. I suppose the vic tim is not more ignorant than most laymen about the teeth, but the shocking part of it is the way the doctor and the dentist perpe trated the malpractice on the vic tim. It is criminal malpractice, in my opinion, when a doctor gives a patient such advice. There may be some justification for extract ing a tooth or even two or three teeth when physician and dentist find reason to believe the tooth or teeth to be damaged by decay for infection beyond hope of re pair or when the physician be lieves the patient is suffering! Charles McLallen Aboard USS Gwin In Tokyo Bay Trip Charles McLallen, Jr., GM3C, is serving aboard the USS Gwin in the Pacific theater, according to word received by his wife, Louise, who resides on Griffin Creek road. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. McLallen, make their home at Foots Creek. The USS Gwin was among the first ships that entered To kyo Bay with Rear Admiral Badger's occupation force. The comparatively new vessel saw action in several major Pacific campaigns and several times was attacked by Japanese sui cide planes but was struck only once by a Kamikaze while on duty oif Okinawa. A short time was spent in repairs before the vessel was again sent out on radar picket duty. Odell A. Garrison Has Part in Many Pacific Campaigns Odel A. Garrison, Slc. has been aboard the USS Columbia during action in the Pacific thea ter of operations, according to a letter received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Garrison, route 4. box 383B. Garrison wrote that he took nart in the sinking of a cruiser and a destroyer at the battle of Empress Augusta Bay ana assist ed in sinking two battleships, a cruiser and one destroyer In the battle of Surigao Straits. The navy man took part in the Leyte RaliknaDan - Borneo operation, China coast activity, Yellow Sea anti-shipping sweeps and defense of Okinawa. He attended Medford schools and entered the service Feb. 2, 1943. . Prison Sentences For Italian Lovers Seattle. Sept. 19 (U.P.) Two young Seattle housewives who fell in love with Italian prl30n r.t uar nnrl fled with them into eastern Oregon In June, to day faced sentences oi n months in the federal women's reformatory at Aldcrson. W. Va. The women pleaded guilty to one count in an indictment charging them with aiding the prisoners' escape. They arc Mrs. Fae Lois Burns. 20. mother of two children and wife ot a soldier, and Mrs. Lf?n ore May Hodgson, 30, who has a 14-ycar-old daughter. Closing time for Sunday Too Late to Classify 4 0(J Saturday afternoon pieasa temember L'sw Mail Tnnuno Want Ads. A FimoDt to relim MONTHLY m bk Ut.Sl IIS mm flYKSERY (AIm Fioc Ststnocbic Tswict) LrdU K. Plnkhsro'i VeneUble Com pound Im famous to relieve not onJy monthly pain but also accompanying nervous, tired, hlghstrung feelings waen dut to functional periodic dis turbances. Taktn regularly it help build up resijianre fccatnst such dis tress. Pmkham's Compound h;ps ra ture: Foilow label direction. Try ui IS WORTH $1000 some systematic trouble from In fection in or around the tooth. , But for a doctor to advise any- i body offhand to submit to the indiscriminate extraction of many or all of his or her teeth in a blind attempt to relieve any such systenyc ailment is scandal ous and wicked, and I hope this publicity may have a deterring influence on doctors and den tists who perpetrate this crime. QUESTIONS ti ANSWERS Pofttrarria Not Amwprrd Three weeks ago and again a week ago I sent you a postcard and It was not answered, it was a Question on health Please attend to the matter at once. (Mrs. w. c. w.l Answer Postcards or postage stami or pennies will not do. If you expect an answer you simply comply with the rules inclose with your question a stamped envelope bearing your address. Concrete In mv work I have to stand long noura on concrete iioor. My feet ache a good deal. The proprietor will not put a wooden floor in. Can you suggest anything to relieve the strain? (J. T. M l Answer The concrete has nothing to do with it. Perhaps a strapping of the feet and . legs by your doctor would give comfort. Send ten cents coin and 1-ct.stamped envelope hear ing your address, tor booklet ''Care ot the Feet." Headache I am a great sufferer from what I suppose is migraine or nervous sick headache, an attack nearly every week. (D. V.) Answer Send stamped envelope bearing your address, for monograph "Why Have Headache?" Ridged Nails I have ridges crosswise and some lengthwise of my nails. Can you tell me the cause of this and what to do for It? (Mrs. A. B. 3.) Answer Often it is nutritional de ficiency. Supplement your diet with a daily ration of vitamins D, thiamine and riboflavin, as described In pam phlet "Younp Folks and Old Folks", mailed on request if you provide stamped self addressed envelope. Immediate Denture Immediate dentures are not new In my family. My father made them over 50 years ago. However, he ex tracted tne teetn and men look tne Impression and put in the denture the same day. He said he could get a bet. ter impression and make a better lil ting denture that way. I work on the Game principle. (a k , u.u.s.i , Answer Sh-sh-shl If the secretary of the Chicago Dental Society hears about It, Doctor, he'll write to the paper to warn the public you are mis- lepresenting. Maybe ny now tney ve learned about immediate dentures In Chicago (Copyright 1945 by John F. Dille Co.) Trace Hitler Rumor In Nazi Settlement Ashinoyu Village, Japan, Sept. 19 II. R) American authorities today began questioning over 3,000 Germans living in this at tractive oriental Berchtesgaden in an attempt to run down per sistent rumors that Hitler is hid ing In the area. Many Tokyo Japanese whisper that shortly after Germany's col lapse a nazi submarine arrived at Yokosuka naval base on lower Tokyo bay and deposited Hitler, who was immediately whisked up a back-country road into this cloud enshrouded mountain hide out. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. Chalker's Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLUB Dine-Dance-Refreshmcnts Chicken and Steak Dinners Most unique Place in So Or. CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parties Only for reservaUnns Pb Gold Hill 474 TAKE IT EASY LODGE Under New Management Chicken and Steak Dinners AH Kind oi Sandwiches Music by Smokey, Danny & Blacky Open Every Nite Except Tues. Open 8 p.m. Sunday 7 p.m Managed and Operated by Smokey Stansberry ' sTHETirRG OUT J -fi v. BU3. ' Oft Mi I s, : . 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