Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 23, 1945, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MEDFORD MAIL THIBONE frlday. Not. 23. 1945 Your Health and It's Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers ihould eddr.il InqulrUs toi Dr. William Brady. 265 El Camino. Bererly Hills. Calii. TWENTIETH CENTURY SLEEPING EQUIPMENT Writing In a medical Journal about the general hygiene and care of the forgotten people a ph j slcia if TP. f& who. I imag ine, would limit his prac tice to geria trics If he were not afraid most of the elderly folk would hesitate to be seen in his of- funny that u v. v o u twn nuctrestions which I am happy to pass along here you may take 'em or leave 'em and nobody will be the wiser. First, the elderly Individual Bhould present himself or her self with somo nice soft warm bed socks and wear 'em every night except during a mid-summer hot spell. No one can woo Morpheus with cold feet. Speaking of cold feet, wheth er the condition is most notice able when you are trying to get to sleep or during the daytime, I have been informed by a good many sufferers that the Iodin Ration has brought happy relief. All I promise is that at any rate, it can do no harm for instruc tions for taking it send a stamp ed self addressed envelope and ask for it in writing. A clipping ...hi ,. rtn T hnvn nothing against clippings except clipl pings from my own ciumun, which I positively decline to read unless you are pointing out fjce they're sleeping arrangements organ ARCHITECTURAL and 20 Years' Experionc JOHN A. DIXON Rt. 1, Gold Hill Available Immediately from Portland Stock GASOLINE POWER PITS V4. VA, 3a, 5, 9, 18'2, 21, 40, 100 and 120 h p. Write or Phone Contractors Equipment Corp. Portland 14, Oregon VErmont 4131 1215 S.E. Grand Ave. an error or an atrocity or some thing of the sort. The other excellent sugges tion made by the doctor who wnulH tiki tn Rnecialize in ceria- trics, but, for the reason men tioned, probably never will there arc a good many physi cians in the same boat is that a single bed should never be ! than fnnp pot wide, better five feet, and a double bed never less than seven Icet wide, Delter eight feet or more wide. Now while we re getting our IvaH I hptf tn nffpr hem nne ad dltional suggestion, namely, the habit ol using a piuow unaer IVis bn.p that lit if vnll alppn on your back. The pillow should not be too fat, but it snoum oe somewhat lnneer and narrower than the regular pillow. Mod- crate llexlon ol tne Knees iavors more comnlcte relaxation and more restful sleep. Next to a very Dad conscience nnthfnff mnrripm slept) like a sagging bed you know, the kind that noms your neaa ana viiip fool hlC'h hilt lots VOU down otherwise to the nadir. Of course if you Just can t think of retiring tne decrepit oici Dea springs or mattress that has served you Indifferently for 20 or 30 years and replacing n with springs or mattress fit to sleep on, there is but one alter native put a crossboard a foot or more In width on the bed- rails under the mattress, to keep the bed surface nearly on the level with the weight of the body upon It. Aftpr nil. most rieonle are queer about sleeping equipment. Even tnougn mey ircoi uicm kIum tn fnlrlv comfortable dav- time living clothing, home fur nishings, rood they put up ufllh tmrnmfnrtnhlM 1 A A n inff equipment for years and years alter ll nas Decome ouiworn and fit only to send a tired tramp on his way. QUESTIONS Ik ANSWERS rro-fltata About every three hours after I retire at nlht I have to get up. But when I am on my feet all day 1 am not troubled. (A. R.) Answer 1 assume you are past middle age and that the trouble li enlarged prostate. Most men pait middle ase have ioiiii euch trouble. Heller lend for the pamphlet "Pros tatic Obstruction", Incloilns a etamp ed self addressed envelope. Do not expect me to reed a clipping to tlnd out what von want. I linto rending clippings, pnrtlcularly clippings from my own cuuunn. Athlete's root Our doctor says there Is relief but no cure or athlete's foot. I've had It for eight years and my 11-year.old. son has it on leci ano ono imnu (Mrs. C. W.I Answer Scores of renders have re. ported cure of foot Itch by the use of Whllfleld's ointment and liquid for mula, as descrlhcd In the pamphlet on Ilennnlnnhvtnels IRInaworm. Foot Itch). For copy send stamped self addressed envelope. Of course the trouble may be carried from the feet to other areas of skin by the patient's flnver nails. It Is not uncommonly the cause of pruritus of obstinate nature. ICopyrlght 1045 by John F. Dili Co.) sinssisiisaiPasjssaaalisaaaaM aWiialiLisisiss iitlisiiisiaiaiiiis CHUNGKING INN. At 28 North Front Street Phone 9132 WE SERVE All kinds of Chop Sucy, Chow Mcin, Noodles and American Dishes WATCH FOR OPENING . DATE! FOR STATE MEET OF HORT SOCIETY The program for the 60th an nual meeting of the Oregon State Horticultural society to be held at the Holly theater here, Thursday and Friday, De cember 6 and 7 has been com pleted. Speakers listed for addresses are William A. Schocnfield, dean and director of the Oregon Experiment station and Oregon Extension service; A. D. Borden, associate entomologist of the California Experiment station; Dr. Don C. Mote, head of ento mology department of the Ore gon state college; L. W. Veer kamp, orchardlst, Placervllle, Cal.; Dr. A. L. Strand, president of Oregon State College. J. R. Beck, Salem, state su pervisor emergency farm labor; F. L. Ballard, associate director of the Oregon Extension Serv ice; George H. Vanscll, division of bee culture of the Agricultur al Research administration; L. P. Batjer, senior pomologist, U. S. department of agriculture: Frank McKcnnon, chief of plant division of the state agri cultural department, and Ralph G. Bardwell, Medford, manager of the winter pear control com mittee. To Show Movie Motion pictures showing the operation of new type sprayers and production equipment and technicolor movies of fruit mar keting will also be shown. Topics to be discussed cover a wide range and deal with or chard problems, new pest con trol methods, pollnlzation meth ods, the world food outlook and the farm labor outlook for the coming year. The annual business meeting and election of officers will be held the afternoon of Decem ber 6. The present officers are C. C. Clemens, Medford, president; Wende! Bartholomew, Eugene, first vice president; A. P. Hohr, Hood River, second vice presi dent; Leonard Carpenter, Med ford, third vice president; O. T. McWhortcr, Corvallis, secretary-treasurer, and C. B. Cordy, Medford, assistant secretary. i Kiw anions Given j Aptitude Exam Sydney Bouck of the Edger-: ton School of Music gave an ' abbreviated apptitude test for -musical ability to members of the Kiwanis Club at their noon j luncheon meeting at Holland Hotel Wednesday. Ken Parrett, manager of the ; Union Oil company here, was welcomed back into the club after being in the armed forces and Ron Rice of the Purucker Music House is the newest mem ber. Margaret Ruth Bolton, Ki wanian candidate in the Victory Queen contest, was introduced to the club. . Wyman gave a reading. Merrill Seay and Bob Clancey played several banjo duets. Miss Yetta Olten gave two readings, and Bill Clark two vocal solos. A. V. Brown, our new Scout! master, gave an interesting talk j on Boy Scouts. I Introduction of teachers and, serving of refreshments fol-j lowed. DANCE TONIGHT DON SIGLOW BAND Returning by popular request with our favorite singer Larry Take-It-Easy Lodge Famous for Steak and Chicken Dinners Phone 24-F-2 Grants Pass Mae and Anne Closed Fridays P.-T. A. Activities Butt Tails P.T.A. The Butte Falls Parent-Teacher association will meet in the school auditorium Friday. Nov. 30 at 3 50 p. m. Anyone interested Is invited to attend. Coffee will be served follow ing the business session. Eagle Point P.-T. A. Easle Point P.-T. A. held Its regular meeting November 14 at 8 p. m. Teachers reception and a short program followed the business meeting. Clarence Da vies was master of ceremonies. The orchestra played during which Betty Lakey and Dorothy Magee twirled batons. Hattie STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicious Dinners Cocktail Loui.gs Dancing Open Kvery Night Kxcept Tuesdays Phona Trail 1404 T:00 D- m. Judy Can ova. NBC: Hoosler Hop, ABC. 7:13 p.m. Keport to tne nation, chs. 7:30 p. m. Grand Old Opry. NBC. Red Ryder. MBS: Dick Tracy. ABC. 8:00 p. m. Labor USO, ABC: Truth or Consequeaces, NBC; Dick naymes, cms. 8 30 p. m. Life of Riley, NBC: Bat. urday Senior Swlns, ABC; Mayor of the Town, CBS. 0:00 p. m. Clang Busters, ABC: Hit Parade. CBS: News, MBS; Adventures of Bill Lance. 0:1S p. m. Dream Boat, MBS, 9:30 p. m. Orchestra, MBS; Thraa Sons, NUC. ft:43 p. m. Don't You Beltave H. CBS; Lee Sims Pianist. NBC. 10:00 pm. News, NBC; Kay s Kan teen. ABC. 10:1S p. m. Paul Carson. ABC. 10:30 p. m. Hollywood Barn Dance. ens. 10:45 p. m. Orchestra. NBC. II p. m. Talks, CBS; News, ABC; Orchestra, NBC. Chalker't Motel & Lodge OFFICERS' CLU6 Dlne-Dance-Ref reshments Chicken and Steak Dinners Most Unique Place In so ore. CLOSKD MONDAYS Thursdays Prtvaia Parties Only For KeaervaUona Ph Oold HIU 414 ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m. to 3:00 a. m. except Sunday. 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KNX CIIS 1010, Los Angrlcn; KOA (NIIC) H0, lnvrr; MUM (4n 070, Portland; KOMO (NHL) 950, Sntttln; KIM) (NIIC 8H0, dan rranrttro; KSL (CHS) 1160, Salt l.aka City. rims bhown ti TST ritlDAY 8 00 n. m. Terry and Ptratei, ABC; O. K. For Releate. NUC; Nawa. MMS. 5.13 p. m. Dtek Tracy. ABC: Suptr. man. MUS; Batty and Bob, NBC. 8 30 p m. Jartt Armstrong. ABC; New. CDS; Capt. Midnight. MBS. 8.43 p. in, Elmer Pntaraon commen tary. NBC: Raymond Swing. AUG; Tom Mix. MHS; News, CUS. tf.00 pm. r'amuui Jury Trials. ABC; Gabriel Header, MUS; People Are ' tunny, NBC I H I) p. m. Real Lifa Stories. MBS. ! 0 at) p. m Walt Timo. NUC; Thoeo Webnters, CHS. The Slier til, ABC; 1 Spoll.tiht ftnnriH. MHS. 7 00 p. in. Mytcry Theater, NUC; 1 Sport .t Cavalcade. AUC; Durante and i Mooro bliitiv, CBS 7 18 p tn. News. MHS. I 7:30 v m. K.ay Listening, CBS; I one Raiifter, MUS; Bill Stern, NBC; Johnnie Huinell, ABC. B 00 p. m. Man Nnmed Jordan, CBS: Supper Club, NBC; Adventure of Nero VYoHe. MHS; Blind Date, ABC. B 13 p m. Fleetwood Law ton, NUC; Jack Smith Show, CHS. ;t( p m. Thi Ik Your F. B I . ABC. 1) 00 p m NiKht Fditor. NBC; Am baBiutor Hotel, AHC; News, MUS. Aldrlch Family. CBS 15 p m Kate Smith Hour. CBS; New. ABC. Three Som. NBC. 10 00 p in. Fulton Lcwta Jr., MBS: New NUC. 10 ;m p m Orchestra, NHC: Orehen tra. CHS. San Fraucitco ipera, NHC. 1100 p. m Orcheira, NBC; Sunset Serenade, CHS Timid About Taking Dancing Lessons? You'll find it's fun t Medford't Now Dane Studio. 8aiurdv 9 pm. Woody Herman. ABC: Now THke My Cane, NBl, Symphonic Strincm. MHS. 8 30 n m Mun From C-2, ABC; Comoo line Company, MHS 8 .43 p m, Newi, CHS, Elmer Peter ion, NHC 00 p m Barn trance. NBC; Man Named Jordttn, CHS ti ;to p m Can You Top Thin?. NHC; Ronton Symphony. AHC; That's a Good Idea. CHS. K 43 p. in. Saturday Serenades. CHS YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. 3 f REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Haart. Rhcumatltm. Asthma Catarrh. Piles Prostata Gland Ectama and all dit ordars ot L!ar Kldnay Troubl and ther complaint, dtsappaat atttr using. CHINESE KERBS li Removed to Sparta Bid?. Altar only a f aw letsona you can really ba expert do the lateit Rumba. Sam ba. Walti or Fox Trot as If you'd always kept up with the new steps. Then think what fun you'll have. Good dancers are al ways being invited out they radiate happiness and confidence. They make friends easily, b e e a u s a dancing la a shared delight. Call at the studio for Information without obligation. Rates are surprisingly low. Don't wait act now. Phone II it isn't convenient to come in right this minute. Phone SB64. MEDFORD DANCE STUDIO. MERRICK'S BALLROOM. No. Riverside ft Let's Go ROLLER SKATING MEDFORD ARMORY 7:30 to 10:30 WED-FRI-SAT-and SUN NIGHT5 SKATING PARTIES by SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT BUTTONS Br CLUYAS WILLIAMS si TWROWIfcHiMtL' IMMEWArELY SErS" "INCS ITBUrCANTSEE AR00ND IN ATHLETC ACOUT LO0KJN6 FCB IT MUCM TOCO WITH IT AN? mcw wwe n fsuTTcw rrviof fmitton ace GCEATSTcceeveur. re? ,t ,e-. em n w H'wth ATt?LP".-EV TCS5.A-.0 60,N? A t s t Tfcv AT" ,";.,-,; V T,-: ? tV--V nMO(tV Kt ,uV CEV r )T AJ 1 1 sitZ:.ra r?' ViTxarr 1 rS' J a BOILTO TOBACCO . SUS'l US C48GOeS OF rosacea weze rosseo TUB MUO TO KOD. srsw STANDS STU fiivrisTic lcrrsGHtf Vallc m stvrrzcKUHD. WfO BS AAGjOtV" GOOSE WTHOtTA rHCige rue people CIVS 4MO DKESS AS -rue DD vtoaSTHA iS, fHSPE A STZAHGE Wr LANGUAGE, rfljf ccrv 4 THESWSS CA , SPOKEN DO YOU KNOW? now is a gqod time to have those neces sary repairs made while you are not driving your car extensively. 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