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TEN MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE
Your Hsalth and It's Care
By DR. WILUAM BRADY. M.D.
Readtrs thould address Inquiries toi Dt. William Bradr
265 CI Camlno Bawly Hilta. Calit
EVERYBODY PUTS WORDS IN MY MOUTH
I'll never get over being Irked
at the frequent pirating on this
column by quacks, nostrum
mongers ana
food mer
chants who
seize upon
some thing I
have said here,
strip it care
fully of its
context, and
use it along
with my name,
w 1 1 h out my
knowledge or
consent, in
Dr. Brady
their advertiz
ing. Such piracy of a physician's
name is illegal in some states,
But I do warn all readers that
no one is authorized to use my
name In that way, not even if
the merchant calls me an
"eminent medical authority or
a "noted physician." Nor is any
one authorized to tell you he
uses the methods I recommend
for that matter, you should
remember that If a doctor is
good tib satisfied patients see to
it that their friends employ
him, but if he Is no good he has
to resort to other ways of luring
customers to his shop.
Another complaint I desire
to flic (you ore right, I couldn't
get into the bowling green to.
day) Is about the way readers
have of putting words in my
mouth. For instance, I slated
here recently why I should not
be willing to receive Pasteur
treatment in any conceivable
circumstance because I fear ill
effects of the virus more than I
fear possible development of
rabies following a bite or wound
by an animal presumed to be
rabid. A woman hailed this
with some satisfaction. She
wrote: "I see by yesterday's pa
per that you haven't much use
for virus, vaccine, serum and
the like. Also I see that the
health department Is conducting
a campaign to Immunize all
school children against diph
theria ... It Is a crime to sub
mit Innocent children to such
treatment ..."
If anybody asks me I say the
immunization of every child
against diphtheria Is a great
boon to the present welfare and
happiness and the future secur
ity of America. Every good par
ent should see to It that his or
her children are Schick tested,
for susceptibility and, if found
susceptible, Immunized against
diphtheria before the children
enter nursery school.
Another reader writes: "I was
amazed and saddened when I
read your advice that people
over 90 should drink a glass or
beer or wine dally amazed be
cause I thought you were oppos
ed to liquor as a matter of con
viction and saddened because
the son of a W. C. T. U. mother
had departed from her prin
ciples and teachings ..."
If the reader will show me
where I said people over 50
should take beer or wine that
Is, send me a clipping of the
item I'll send her a complete
set of Little Lessons In the Ways
of Health.
QUESTIONS A ANSWERS
Always B Complex
T am diabolic. Which la hotter to
tnko, vitamin B1. nr vllatntn B-com-
filox? What strength Bl? They coma
n many dltferent strengths. ' How
many times a day? (Mra. A. S. L.l
Answer -A Inns aa one can attll
awallow Ihe vitamin B-complex ll al
waya preferable to vitamin Bl. (thia
mine) alone. In my opinion. For In-
Says Many People
Can'tHelp Getting Rich
"Many rich and successful
men and women," declares the
author of a sensational new
book, "have no more brains or
energy than average. They are
usually driven to success. Fre
quently they are so helpless they
can't quit oven when they want
to. Their money is made in spite
of themselves."
The author gives a most
astonishing formula for wealth
and success, different from any
thing ever before published, a
formula which he developed
while making four fortunes
two for other people and two
for himself. Even while the for
mula was still Incomplete, he
made and lost fortunes. Now the
formula is completed, he de
clares success can be won agnln
by the average person, and made
permanent.
The formula can be followed
by rich or poor, in any Job or
business, in any honest trade or
profession. And it is so simple
that the entire book ran be read
in three hours. Its title Is: "Get
YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO.
ak. via.!
Tuesday. Nor. 27. 1945
etructlona aend ten centa and tamp
ed envelope bearing your address, (or
booklet ' Training lor Dlabetea."
Time to Act
Under the suggestion In your col
umn and your advice by mail I went
to my physician tor Investigation of
a lump In my breast. Prestol Irnme.
dlate operation. Blopusy at operation
showed the lump was carcinoma.
Complete recovery. Fine lurgeon
(Dr - and everything only
gripe la the unpalatable, cold food
they serve patients In Hospi
tal. Did you ever try to eat cold
liver when you were feellnr hke
h ? But that la nothing. I'm grate
ful. (Mrs. L M. S)
Answer After all. you didn't go
to the hospital for the cuisine. 1 sup
pose It Is pretty difficult these days
to get enough help to maintain old
time service. But you had A No. I
aervice In the medical pathological
and aurgieal departments. I'm glad
you caught that lump in lime not
that every lump a woman Discovers
in her breast Is cancer. But every
woman who discovers such a lump
should report to her physician for ex
amination and advice, and not worry
about It.
(Copyright 1D4S. John T. Dllla Co.)
Prospect
Prospect, Nov. 27 Set,
Francs Ivan Nye, received his
honorable discharge from the
army air corps, after serving for
the past three years, ana return.
ed to his home here last weeK
Col. Frances Ann Fraedrlck
who was flown by airplane from
Berlin to London, last month, ar
rived in New York on the liner
Queen Mary, two weeks ago, and
is now at Camp Beale, Calif.,
Belting her discharge. Cpl
Fraedrlck has been overseas for
over a year, working as a tele
type operator with the first
Airborne Army, and has Deen
stationed at London, Paris, and
Berlin.
Everett E. (Bud) Fraedrlck,
Jr.. of the U. S. Marine Corps,
Is now at Camp Pendleton, near
San Diego, arriving there the
first of this month, after nearly
two years In the South Pacific,
Pfc. Fraedrlck has been In sev
eral major battles, and spent
four weeks In a hospital with
leg wounds, a year ago.
Mrs. Paul D. Turner of Med-
ford spent a few days of last
week as a guest of Mrs. Everett
Shafcr.
Ralph Goode returned to his
work at Coulee Dam, Wash., aft
er spending a week here w'th
his mother, Mrs. Nellie Goode,
and attending his father's fu
neral. Mr. and Mrs. William Sweet
visited last week with 'he tat
ter's grand-parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Caton In the Red Blan
ket district.
Mrs. Wallace Nccce returned
to her homo here Nov. 10, after
spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Mickey nope, at
Klamath Falls.
Week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Jantzer were Mr
and Mrs, Gene Davis of Phoe
nix. '
Dwlght V. Moore, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Rucben E. Moore, was
Dromoted from corporal to ser
geant, recently. Sgt. Moore Is
with the army air corps and Is
stationed at Camp McCoy, Wise
Nancy Lu and Sandra Kay
Arant. small daughters of Mr
and Mrs. A. Howard Arant of
Klamath Falls, are making sat
isfactory recovery from scarlet
fever. Thcv are former local
residents, and are granddaugh
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Chaunccy
F. Arant.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gray
and son Donald of Medford,
scent last weekend with Mrs.
Gray's mother. Mrs. Nellie
Goode.
Lawrence Tribclt returned
Rich In Spile of Yourself," and
that Is exactly what it tells how
to do. Many readers wonder
why they did not discover the
formula for themselves, It Is so
amazingly right, no plainly prac
tical and worknb.e.
The entire book, containing
the complete formula. Is offered
for only one dollar. The publish
ers say "Read it for three hours,
watch results for three weeks,
and If you are not delighted re
turn the book and get your dol
lar back." The publishers', Grafe
fc Grafe, Dept. 'JO. 434 N. Vista
St., Los Angeles 36. Calif., will
be pleased to send the book
COD. to any reader of this
articli! $1 00 on delivery phis
the usual postage and COD.
charges. Or the reader mav re
mit $1.00 u'ith order and 'save
all postage charges. In either
case, the dollar will be promptly
returned If the book Is sent back
within three weeks. This liberal
Introductory offer may later be
withdrawn: so order tiiday. Get
rich In spite of yourself. Adv.
REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
Heart Rheumatism Asthma Catarrh
Piles Prostate Oland Ectema and all dis
orders ot Llr Kldnev Trouble and
ether complaints disappear liter using.
CHINESE KERBS
Removed lo Sparta Bid.
here, Nov. 18, from Rainier,
where he visited over the week
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Tribett and sister,
Miss Norma.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shafer
and children, Ray and Roma
Jean, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Shafer in Medford,
Nov. 17 and 18.
Stewart Ditsworth of Elk
Creek has accepted the Job as
lineman for California - Oregon
Power Co., In the place of E. E.
Fraedrlck, Jr., who resigned
and moved to Eugene.
On the Radio Chain
STATIONS
Chain affiliation and where the;
are on the dial.
KAI.F. (MBS) 1130; Portland
KEX (AI1C) 1190. Portland; KGll
(ARC) Klo, San Francisco; KOW
(NHC1 20, Portland; KJK (ABC)
1000, Seattle; KNX (CBS) 1070, Los
Angeles; KOA (NBC) 850, Denver;
KOIN (CBS) 970, Portland; KO.MO
(NBC) 950. Seattle; KPO (NBC)
60, San Francisco; - KSL' (CBS)
1160, Salt Lake City.
Time Shown Is PST
rUKBDAT
8:00 D.m Tcrrv and Pirates. ARf!-
O K F.r Release NBC; News. MBS:
rtnux manning CMS
SMS pm olck Tracy, ABC; Super-
man muo; ncre a oien Again. NBC,
5:30 p.m Data With Judy, NBC;
mmsirong, ahu; News. CHS:
Captain Mldntrht MBS
5:45 p m (taymonc Swing, ABC;
lom Mia, MBS: Newt CBS.
6:00 pm Inner Sanctum. CBS; Guy
kumuBiiiu, not.: nmos ana Anay
NBC; Gabriel Heattet MBS
6:! pm Ri'nl Stories. MBS.
0:30 nm F'hher Mr I:., anri Mliv
NBC; American Forum, MBS.
7:00 Din Rnb Hnm NHP- Th.
Ford Show, CBS; Concert Orch.. ABC
i. p.m. uverseaa Heport. MBS
7:30 p m Hildeifiirde. NBC: Hnliv.
wood Preview. CBS: County Fair
8:00 p.m Sucner rinh Nnr-
jnd Al:ncr. ABC; .Jack Klrkwood
Show. CBS
6:13 Dm Fleetwood I jwtnn NUr'
Jack Smith Show. CBS; Kenny Baker',
8:30 D fn Jnhnnv Pr.n uu-
fheotel Of Rnmnnj. r.'
Voung Show. ABC; The Falcon MBS
8 00 u.m B'c Tniu. mu. ,:,.n
Hardy News MBS. Dark Ventura
ABC; Atlantic Spotlight. NBC.
a:io pm. News. MBS.
0:30 n m H'dlvwonri Theater HRC
Murdei Will Out ABC.
10:0l,-Dm Nfws NUr- r-hrll. 'h.n
ABC; Fulton Lewis. UBS.
10:10 Dm l.elanrf Stnu, ARr- hi.
Honot the Barber NBC.
10'JO D.m Edwin C HIM rust-
Fenncmun's Nlte Clue ABC: Ku-eetJ
heart Swing-time NRC
ll" p m. Talks CBS News, NBC.
WKBrweSOAT
S-nO o in Terrv ann Pirates ARrt-
O K Tor Release NBC: Knox Man
ning. CHS Newa MBS
919 p m Olck IYac AtsC: 8urjar
man MBS Beltv and Bob NBC
9'30 D m lark Armilrnna A HI
Newi CBS; Captain Midnight MBS:
News NBC
S 49 n m rtmsr k.trmn nhi!
Tom Mix. MRS: KAvmnnH Riulno
ABC: News CBS
6:00 n m Krnnk Klnatra rus
NBC: Malsle, CBS; Treasure Hour of
Song. MBS.
619 , m FU-a- Life Htirtea MBH
6 30 n m Mr District Attnrne
NBC: Malsle. CBS: Spotlight Bands
MBS;
7 00 D m Kav Kvser's Knlleae
NBC: Island Adventure. CBS: Coun
terspy, ABC; Follies. MBS.
7:J0 o m.. Andrews Sisters. CHs:
Line rtiingur. MHM
8:00 ri m.. S.ipper Club, NBC; Jack
Klrkwnort. CBS: Main Una, MBS
News ABC
H 19 o m Pleetwonn Uawton NBC:
Jack Smith Show CBS: Main Una
MBS Newa AUC
S:30 n nv, ven!nr With Romberg.
NBC; fir Christian. CBS: Fresh Up
Show MBS
U 00 o m Mr and Mra North NBC
Jack Carson CBS. News. MBS
0:13 D m Golden 'larmuntea AHC
8 30 o m Arch Onoler Plava. MBS
1000 p m. News NBC; Charlie
v 1 t '
"Jonas, you gel the big route ; ; ; you've
kept your car In such good shapel"
Whether you travel for business or pleasure, it pays
to give your car or truck regular care at your dealer's.
If you drive a PLYMOUTH, DODGE, DE SOTO or
CHRYSLER, your dealer has the experience, equip
ment and factory-engineered MOPAR parts to service
your car right.
STARTING SIGNAL
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ken reminded, wrrn
COMWiY TOR DiNNE ,
NOT TO KuIN EAUVi
lUTlt. T. OTHtfcS pa
HUNCSllY WVTCHM MOTH.
Wt-E SEACCH IS M KVOKtWHEff
rVeoRILY THE OCEST PEJ!-5
jaj isaaaa) ft. M ftaiaaa, ka, '
j""" "0- ijs'
Chan ABC: Fulton Lewis. UBS
1030 p m Orchestra CBS Fennev
mane Nlte Club ABC; Thomaa An
thony and Orchestra NBC; Excerpts
from great Music MBS
1 1 :00 p m. News, ABC: Treasury
Salute. CBS: Hotel Biltmora Orch.
NBC. I
Dempsey Discharged,
Plans Canada Rest
New York, Nov. 27 OJ.PJ
Cmdr. Jack Dempsey, former
world's heavyweight champion,
received his honorable discharge
from the coast guard today after
nearly four years of service. He
plans to go to Canada for a rest.
After his rest which Dempsey
feels he needs because of his re
cent 30-day bond-selling tour, ho
will visit his daughters, Barbara
and Joan, In Los Angeles for
Christmas.
Court House News
Marriages
Raymond Hugo Zulauf and
Ina Gladys Coffman.
Earl Allen and Alice Julia
Burson.
Oscar Henry and Bernice
Marie Moore.
Leonard Negles and Aletha
Birdsall.
Maurice Walton Davis and
Joan Carlin Piatt.
Charles Edward Hakala and
Josephine Arlene Greene.
John Thomas Frey and Max
ine Lorraine Pearce.
Carl A. Silva and Evodia
Schllpf Silva.
Fred W. McFarland and Julia j
Elizabeth Rust.
Harrison Gray Otis Meyer and
Leona Evelyn Rector.
Douglas Forsythe Mordoff and
Evelyn Marie Little.
Divorce Complaints
Lillian J. Mitchell vs. Charles
E. Mitchell.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada
ROGUE RIVER LODGE
Delicious Dinners
Cocktail Loui.ge Dancing
Open Kvery Night
Except Tuesdays
Phone frail 1404
Chalker's Motel & Lodge
OFFICERS' CLUB
Dino-Dance Refreshments
Chicken and Steak Dinners
ftlnst Unique Place In So Ore
CIDKRI) MONDAYS
Thursdays Private Parties Only
For tteservatlnns Pb Cold Ulll 474
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chilken and steak
dinners 7:00 p. m. to 3:00
a. m. except Sunday. Phone
day time 53001 night 9101
CHICKEN and STEAK
DINNERS
KING S CAFE
Owned by OTTO add
WAVE KING
Highway 99 at Talent
Come Out and See the Bears
Br CLUYAS WILLIAMS
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LET'S
Learn to Dance
the Easy Way!
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DANCE!
I'll show you how in
just a few hours!
Yes, and after a few1 more
hours you can be really ex
pert do the latest Rumba,
Samba, Waltg or Fox Trot
as if you'd always kept up
with the new steps.
Classes and Private
Instructions
Phon3 Mr. Johnson
5864
Merrick's Ballroom
between 10 a. m.
and 10 p. m.
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DO YOU
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ROGUE RIVER
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9 In law. Judge'
chamber
11 Rests on wattr
13 Upon
14 Oolf club
18 Albert
17 Strange
19 - Watch face
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S3 Beverage
24 Roman writer
25 Hold away
27 City in Italy
28 Took food
30 Disconsolate
31 Afraid (obs.J
33 An octoroon
35 Without charge
36 First woman
38 Every
40 Measure ot
distance
41 Turn aside
43 Now (Scot.)
44 Part of "to be"
45 Issue of
newspaper
47 Artificial
language
48 Animal
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52 Acid compound
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4 Alumnun
5 Malt beverage!
6 Dlstres call
7 Father
8 Josef DJugasbTlll
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10 Oriental
11 Band for balr
13 Snow vehicle
15 Harold
18 Feared greatly
20 Pert to Ovid
22 Bishop' hat
34 Make elaborate
speech
38 Earth goddess
ivar.t
38 Practlee
31 Smells
33 Satan
33 Deserve
34 Tallied
35 Picture border
37 Former OI
3D Head coverings
41 Jewish month
43 Pedal digits
45 Uncle; also a
friend (dial.)
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