Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 01, 1946, Image 11

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., February 01, 1946, Image 11

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1946)

Prev Page of 12 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 12 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextV i '1 MISCELLANEOUS TV A R A N TKEU -Lubrication "We 'crease every point on youi car rwo capable experienced ub specialists We have the handiest location in town (or business men Lincoln & aleade Assoc Service Main & Riv erside Phone 55 3 1 HOME BUILDING and Repair Con crete driveways and walks Re modeling a specialty Competent mechanics Francis 'Red' Brubina 614 B Jackson Phone 2358 gUILDIN repairing remodeling and cabinet work Free estimates Steve Meredith PO Bnjt 10C5 Medlord PERSONAL MELVTN GILLETT Please contact your daughter Immediately. fARAH ANNA Crystal Readings, cup turning Cabin 6 8U1 N Central CARD REAiMNGTgoOeancn PALMISTRY crvstal reading D Millei Ph 3446 4U0 Mountain Av Ashland BUSINESS DIRECTORY Building CORTPl.ETEBUILDI NG SERVICE" Designing, plan drafting, construc tion and remodeling. Plans and specifications for obtaining your home loan. H. R. Firstbrook, Builder. Phone 7204. FOR' BUILT-RITE Homes. calfJ. W. Marlette. contractor, free plan ser vice and financial assistance. 211 Laurel St. Phone ?322. 6U1LD A HOME first Complete Home Building Servica Fred , Power Phone 2817 Chiropractor Sn E" M NELSON' Chiropractor painless tension control treatment scientific diet Dial 5887 Hours 1 p - to 6 p m 424 Medlord Bldg Corsetieit Spencer individually designed foundation garments and health supports, both one and two piece. Mrs. James Sullivan. Phono P419. NUBONE The comtortable ? figure correction garment woven wire stays elastic side gores and elastic garters now available Hhone 29U5 Mrs Alice Seaman 204 Genessee St Pur Shop HARRIETS FUR SHOP 3rd flool Med ford Center Bldg Complete fur service Lovely new fur coats for sale Phone 4507 Floor Sanding FLOOR sandingf new equipmeritTfoi latest and best work by ex-service-mnn Phone 3fifi4. Insulation ATTIC INSU LATION Roofing, Roof Repairing. Siding. Time payments. Free estimates. All work and materials guaranteed. Ace Roofing St Insulation Co. 319 So. Peach Phone 3513 Insurance THE FOLLOWING policies range in price from $5 to 10: Fur Coat Policy (All risk) Jewelry Policy Owner's, Landlards and Tenants Sidewalks in bad condition, icy walks, toys on walks, garden nose on walk etc might result in law- sult.i KCSiaence ana wonu Theft Policy (Includes Holdup end Bicycle tneu.i victor w.. mujm Brophy Bldg " INSURANCE FOR COMPLETE protection against tost by fire, burglary llabtmy cas ualty. etc phone Walter Jones. 257u Moving rAntj TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Our own padded vans serving the enure Pacific coast uiai 1121 ruRNITURE MOVING anywhere anytime City iTansier at oioragv Phone 4664 MISCELLANEOUS a fitT wen A CIC.M ') If on cull 7514. Letterings, Show Card, and Art Work, by oxperti Orchestra WHEN in needof" musicians for any occasion call J Vernon Marshall Secretary of M e d f o r d Musicians Union Phone nx Painting rrn Interior and exterior decorating, Paper-hanging. Free estimates. Call 5984. uuy nca. PAINTING Interior painting and decorating, furniture reflnishlng Call 7201. Paper Hanging FOR PAPER- HANGTnGot Kemton lng call 3520 or 210 S. Ivy. Ask for Mr Hall. Piano Tuning TUNING and repairing Purucker Piano House or phone 7359 W P Brooks Roofing BUILT UP roofs: coating: free esti mate, years of experience Work guaranteed HOWARD L BARTO Rt 1. Box 329 Central Point. Ore COOF contracting and roof repain All types of roofing tYanchiaed Pabco distributors Workmanship and materials guaranteed Time pavmenta Free estimates EKERSON PAINT r ROOP STOfU 38 So Barlletf Phone 3843 Income Tax INCOME TaV Returns mao out VICTOR C SETHER BROPHY BLDG Laundry SElYervTce'"" "laundRYT Corner 4 th A I v v Pho 11 e 3flll Washing Machlnei WASHING MA CM NE :"anT A pplia nee repairs white wringer rolls Sun beam iron cords and appliance accessories Complete stock ot parts for ell makes of washers Guaranteed service pickup and de livery We want satisfied custo mers Larson-May Co 406 C Main by the Boxy theatre Phone 5302 4 XPERT BENDtX Washing Machine Service Larson -May Co 406 C Main by the Roxy theatre Phone S302 ; Well Drilling W ATE R WELL DRI LXlN &ExperT. enced and reliable workmen Modern equipment New casing used Deist er and Cer-h 139 Van couver Ave Phone 7.i56 WELL DRILLING with mod ernequlp ment See Got) Bros at Stamper end Goft Bros Hardware 2b W Main Phone id 39 Medford Jacuzzi Water Pumps sates and service WATER WELLS "drilled with modern equipment Call 7372 C O Simpson Drilling Co tool Reddy Ave POISON OAK? Tty a bottle ot ZEMACOL Too must artr.Hf or four money eheerfuMt reiur(l4 Oft a kntUe Ui Sf t WKSI'KKS fHKlFT WANTED TO BUY DOUGLAS FIR POLES and PILING PUGET TIMBER COMPANY BUSINESS DIRECTORY . Gun Repairing . ' ME D FORD G UN S HOP 1701 N. Riverside Custom Gunsnii thing Recoil Pads Scope Mounting Guns Cleaned and Oiled MARTIN'S GUN SERVICE 41 South front Repairing. Re-blueing. Re-barreling Instruction ACCORDION STUDIO 1211 West Main, phone 2755 Instruction Sat urdays only Special attention to beginners Tils Work FOR CERAMIC tile work: Walls, floor drainboards store fronts, call Mr Lambert 7328 1 1 IB W 6th St Vacuum Repairing CTECTROLinc for rent Repair all vacuums Phone 682 Jack Wilson t020 East 11th Transfer . - - CITY TRANSFER 4tORAGE CO Complete transfer moving and stor age service Also packing, crating and shipping by expert workmen 38 S Fir St Phone 4664 night 2075 DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Medlord modern storage service Long distance hauling Dial 2888 40 South Fir FURNITURE MOVING & STORAGE We have van moving equipment tot local and long-distance hauling Dry and clean storage (concrete building l with special Locker room at low rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 3756 EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO A complete trucking service- to meet your needs Dial fl21 Radio SERVICE on all makes and models radio receivers; Also commercial sound equipment. Pickup and de livery service. WALT'S RADIO SERVICE 400 E. Main Phone 3268 SEE US for Stromberg Carlson inter communication and sound equip ment, WALT'S RADIO SERVICE 409 E. Main Ph. 3269 TRIANGLE RADIO SERVICE 825 Dakota Ave Phone 5166 or 4514 Repairing on all makes of radios prompt service. House & Auto Radios repaired BiHer les charged Albright's a 16 Haven PRUITT S Service Annex Radio and Sound system repairing Prompi service 19 N Fir phone 6662 Seplie Tanks Disabled" war vet .wants work". Adequate sanitary equip, for pump ing spptic tanks. $12.50 per ton I including digging, pumping, haul ing and back ftlllnp. Also septic tanks and drain fields installed. Alt- work guaranteed. Free est. Phone 2650. On the Radio Chain ( STATIONS Chain affiliation and where they are on the dial K.ALB (MBS) 1310; PotlllDO KBX (ABC) 1190 Portland; RGU (ABC) 810 Ban Francisco: KOV (NBC) 620, Portland, KJR (ABC) 11)00. Seattle, KNX (CBS) 1070. Los Angeles; KOA (NBC) 850 Denver KOLN .CBS) 970. Portland; KOMO (NBC) 950, Seattle; KPO (NBC) 680, San Francisco; KSL (CBS) 1160. Salt Lake City Time Shown Is PST FRIDAY 5:00 p. m. Terry and Pirates, ABC; O K. For Release, NBC; News. MBS Knox Manning, CBS. 3:15 p. m Dick Tracy, ABC: Super man. MBS; Betty and Bob, NBC. 5:30 p. m Jack Armstrong. ABC: News. CBS; Capt. Midnight, MBS. 5:43 p ni Elmer Peterson commen. tary, NBC; Raymond Swing. ABC: Tom Mix, MBS: News. CBS , 6:00 p m. Famous Jury Trials. ABC; Gabriel Heatter MBS: People Are Funny, NBC; Holiday and Com pany, CBS. 6:15 p. m Real Life Stories. MBS 6:30 p m. Waltz Time. NBC: Those Websters, CBS: The Sheriff. ABC Spotlight Bands. MBS. 7:00 p m. Mystery Theater, NBC: Sports Cavalcade. ABC: Durante and Moore Show, CBS; Your Land and Mine. MBS 7:30 p. m. Sports Spotlights, CBS; Lone Ranger. MBS; Bill Stern. NBC Johnnie Russell. ABC 8:00 p. m. TBA, CBS; Supper Club. NBC: Blind Date, ABC; Russell Drew Show, MBS. 8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton. NBC Jack Smith Show. CBS. 8:30 p m This Is Your F H. 1. ABC; So You Think You Know Music MBS: Ginny Slmms, CBS. 9:00 p m Nlplit Editor. NBC; Roundup Time. ABC: News. MBS-Aldrlch-Family. CBS 6:30 r m. Kate Smith Hour, CBS; News, MBS. 9:43 p. m. Music, MBS. 10:00 P m Fulton Lewis Jr., MBS: News. NBC. 10:30 p. m. Orchestra, NBC; Orches tra. CBS 11:00 p. ra. Orchestra, NBC; Sun set Serenade, CBS SATURDAY 8 00 p. m. Woody Herman, ABC; Now Take My Case. NBC; News, MBC: Voice of the Moment. CBS. 5:30 p. m. Man Fronm G-2. ABC 5:43 p. m. News. CBS; Elmer Peter son. NBC; Rapsody For Strings. MBS. 6:00 p. m. Bam Dance, NBC: Hol lywood Preview, CBS; Leave It To The Girls, MBS. fl:30 p. m. Can You Top This?. NBC: Boston Symphony. ABC; That's a tiood idea, cbs; Break ine Bank. MBS. 6:43 p. m. Saturday Serenades. CBS. 7:00 p. m. Judy Canova, NBC; Hooftier Hop. ABC. 7:15 p. m. Celebrity Club, CBS; Music, MBS. 7:30 p m. Grand Old Opry, NBC Red Ryder. MBS; Dick Tracy. ABC. 8:00 p. m. Win, Place end Show, A BC; Truth or Consequence. NBC: Dick Haymes, CBS. 8:30 n m Life of RlleT. NBC; Sat urday Senior Swing. ABC; Mayor of the Town. CBS; Chicago Theater of the Air. MBS. 9:00 p. m. Gang Butters, ABC: Hit Parade. CBS: News, MBS; Adventures of Bill La nee. NBC. f):13 p m Dream Boat. MBS. n 30 p. m. Name Band, MBS; New. ABC ! 48 D. m. Dmt You Believe It. CBS: Lee Sims PlanlFt. NBC. 10 00 p m. News. NBC; Kay Kan teen. ABC. 10:13 p. m. Paul Carson. ABC. 10:30 p. m. Hollywood Barn Dance, CBS 10:45 p m. Orchestra. NBC; Texas Rangers. CBS 11 00 n. m. Hollywood Barn Dance. CBS; News, ABC; Orchestra, NBC. In Latin American countries roasted pumpkin seeds are sold at peddler's stands just ai roast ed peanuts ara sold in this coun try. Closing time tor Classified Ads 8:30 am. Too Lata to Classify 12:15 pra Your Health and It's Care By OR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should sddress Inquiries toi Or William Bredr 264 PI Camino Beverly Hills. Calii, A DIET WITHOUT M Speaking of the softness of present day American youth as indicated by rejection of mil lions of young men examined under the draft and the del icacy and weak ness of growing chil dren ,1 said the other day that the pri mary cause of this physical unfitness is nu t r i t ional de f i c i e ncy. At Dr. Brady least half of the calories in the modern American diet are from refined carbohydrate foods items made principally of white flour and white sugar and vari ous dishes and drinks to which' sugar is added. In fact white sugar alone of which the aver age weekly consumption is two pounds per person yields more than enough calories for an adult doing light work for a day. One who consumes such pro portions of the refined- car bohydrate foods requires actual ly more vitamins, particularly vitamin Bl (thiamine) to meta bolize or utilize the food com pletely than he or she would need if the diet were better bal anced. . In other words, if one eats an ounce of plain wheat it will yield virtually the same number of calories as an ounce of white flour yields, but be cause the plain wheat contains a considerable amount of thiamine (among other vitamins and min erals) it will be more completely metabolized and utilized than white flour is, because virtually all of the vitamins and minerals are removed in the milling proc ess. Plain wheat and things made of it therefore belong in an ade quate diet- adequate to main tain good nutrition. And 50 does milk. It is possible, I suppose, but. extremely difficult, I know, to keep one's diet adequate withput including at least a pint, or bet ter 1 Vi pints, of milk daily. Milk or its equivalent in milk prod ucts such as butter, cheese, skim milk, cream, buttermilk, sour milk, cultured milk (Bul garian, Acidophilus, yoghourt) custards, and other dishes or drinks containing much milk. For one thing, milk and its products constitute the best food source of calcium and phosphor us, elements in which the diet of most Americans is notably lack ing, in childhood, youth and old age. A pint of milk (two glassfuls) yields 320 calories it would re quire from 8 to 10 glasses of milk a day to keep an adult on exclusive mild diet from actual ly losing weight and vite, and considerably more if the indi vidual were taking much exer cise or doing much work. In oth er words, milk is "fattening" only if or when one takes it in addition to the ordinary or usual diet on which one has not gained HODGE'S CLUB Under New Management Orville Gunderman, Mgr. Dale Friend, Owner Come in and Get Acquainted 44 S. Central Dial 9177 (2 SKATE at ASHLAND ROLLER RINK EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ' FRIDAY, SATURDAY EVENING FRIDAY for Teen Age Under 13 Yeart Private Parties Dial Ashland 8681 Crossword Puzzle ACBOII 1 4fti.C4if) hsHplivtrs I Hrd of wbfcltc SBiby'i bd 13 A cun ! Oolfer'i Urftt IS rVrtrtet IA-Wim btrt 17uitr II Mrnam Ift ConJiinetloB Jt-Fliblt a wht Mk 3 Bird nag 2S Poera by Klplinff T7 Olortfir by Robin Hood 1 Burden 29 Inrni7 ArttflcUl II Coavty Tart for Mom U-Uirk fa prlwor ml 11 Rooter J Th Jm II Tople of fusoua tone 46 Dwr 41 T'mehfT Rclln? 44 Porm of trite! Tit era 4ft IUeir.wt.tT Oroup of Off 47- HIb card i H ' S" 17 I 18 ho In in -Jiizt ;j 777. is , 42 , , , - A , ILK JS INADEQUATE in bulk or weight; and milk is "reducing" only if or when the glass or pint replaces more than its caloric value of other foods in the regular diet. For growing children, youths, athletes, mature adults or elder ly folk the most nearly perfect food is milk, pure, raw, whole, fresh milk and when I say fresh I mean well, all right, but after all that's when it is fresh. . QUHSTIONS & ANSWERS H'eakilkk Daughter, sixteen, in perfect health but ly out of school for one day. maybe two day,, each month at uiat Unie. !!,. M.I Answer Bad example, neglected education, morbid attitude or point of view, unhealthy environment. Probably your wife and her mother before her had no sound instruction. For your daughter's sake send me a stamped envelope bearinp her ad dress and ak for pamphlet Hygiene for Girls and Health for Women ask in writing. A clipping will-not do. Toast Does toasting bread destroy the vitamins? I Mrs. T. S.) Answer What Vitamins? Ordinary white bread contains none worth coiiiitinif. But If Iherenre any vita mins IB-complex vitamins! in the bread' luasting has only slight de structive effect. Praclical suggestion hnw to get the vitamins you should get but do not eft in white bread are given In pamphlet "Wheat to Eat" for copy send stamped Self addressed envelope and ask for the pamphlet in writing. (Copyright 1946, John F. Dille CO.) Closing time tor Classined Ads 8;3U a in Too Lata to Classify 12:19 p ni "CHALKED S" OFFICERS' CLUB Dining Dancing Lounge Chicken Dinners Our specialty Most Unique Place In So Oregon CLOSED MONDAYS Thursdays Private Parlies Only For ReservaUnns Pb Gold 11111 414 See Us for Trench Excavation Sower Lines Water Lines Septic Tanks Underground Orchard . Spray Systems . Drainage Problems' Scheffel & Gillman Sparta Bldg. Ph. 5168 Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac tory Engineer ed and Inspect ed Parts tor Chrysler Dodgt. Plymouth Dodae Trucks DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS L. G. TAYLOR CO. 112 So. Riverside Phone 2965 How To Relieve Bronchitis CTeomulslon relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the scat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to sootne ana neat raw, tender, in flamed bronchial mucous mem. branes. Tell your drugirtst to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to nave your money dock. CREOMULSION for Couehs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis ANSWFB TO phevioui rvzztM roppendable I it .V I .0;m C C .IjO W.E.R 3 To ht ibHtlnt by artillery 4 otl tV Ofttalna ft W orvl block 7 Hlfllnf 5 a.ing by ft froup rVcond eutUtif Of l.ar 10 Tdttrtlott 11 Ptti'rt 1J HrjrM-tl 11 flwnrd haMla 31 CrWd pn on 23 On n aacb aid of "O'l U L)k infu 14 ra'har'a '3 LAWTtr'i tipnd 1 Kind of eJueao 2 Uatilao 31 Of coppr? Mlot 13 Kirtd of atraw hat 14 Trapped ai what Jipfl lot 36 lf 31 Part of ffua 1 riranti lrrir.iarl 43 UetbM I abut SOCE HONORARY GREETS NEW MEMBERS AT MEET Southern Oregon College, Ash land. Feb. 1 Members of Lamb da Chi literary honorary at the Southern Oregon college met Perce Strings RlQrCT TMtCfi AMD I'M NOT AM OLD MAM R. iOCQV iff MIA NSTT WATCHING, -3 Ol.OMAM- y WHFCt OOKW f ESS STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST H1X 3 MXTMZ. orrsroxs IVMlfil ' JE WMCHUYLL r , u.i rk of BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY BLONDIE (COOKIE.COMe BACK MERE.' I'M SOIKK3 TO , TEACH YOU TO STOP SLAMMING DOORS.' s. mi THE NfcUflS jtSaai I (DftVBE V0U DIDMT JUST SOY, I I f I 0NLV GOT " t l i?, - : shouj me hou) to ) "ookv-dook," ( psfbr s ) TMQT -OOKVOOOKWS FUNNY" (IN M It RSff I W' GLE OnftGIC STUFF (UTTLE BIRO U)ft5 SORE T 5 7s. 'Nt,tKb 77j.-tf BUZ SAWYER ' JITIMH : what; w throw T if that's the way f SUE YOU FOR THIS.'I I jfioL rlQ ( 3SrM L'lL ABNER MAH FRESH TURNIPS ) I CCLP V' H'' I tr THtV f!7&VN. ON T' DOC PATCH (ENARVTHINGth. .. gV EV'RYTHING-7 ftMA T j& WXB I Wr?v?dm l 1 NATUPAtLY I ICOMK TO Y.5AY A THIPO INTEREST I 1 EPECT I TME POMT, JIM THE 6EORGE A r mp swivel, where r -Mirru-'j '7fji "s-s ir"- rrr. mxM $?rt ? v( SATfcD v A l RECOVER IT FOR J TO 5PEA FOR THE tZZ ( OF COURSE!; s- T rT iT" -iYT- vgTWFa HEiRsy f y 's. , , 1 jfe Tuesday evening to welcome new meniuers. uoris vnurcn 01 Ashland, president, welcomed new members: G c r a 1 d i n e Hughes, Ashland; Frank Snyder. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Elizabeth Yundt. Grants Pass; Virginia -by Lincoln & Meade, Main & Riverside UNCOLNeMEADE anO ort an Bveruu YCXJL PF Sl'PPOiSCC AT THEJR FAIRNESS AND t EFFICIENCY reon r mesa LEAD TO XHOHCtDOC hh iwiirf SMITH NOW. I WANT YOU TO OPEN AND CLOSE THAT DOOR G6NTLX PIFTV TIMFi-- UNDCRSTANO? FIFTY TIMES GENTLY i I I n, -W K 1 - 7 I COMK TO YsiN A TUIPT) iutfoctI I IMfc KUIN T. ilK.HCW )MFf MINING "JLM r PPOPERTY WWEM Friday. Feb. I, 1946 Crawford, Bonanza. Two former members and former S.O.C. students, veterans, were guests; Bennett Loftsgaard, Klamath Falls and John McLain, HINKLE'S PARCEL DELIVERY Telephone 4956 Will pick up clothing for the VICTORY CLOTHING COLLECTION this weak FREE Phono 4956 NOW Hlnkle'i Parcel Delivery! ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET THE WORLD AT ITS WORST 1 i iT(t r aiK uaio e u. Aun 'i n ' in- vi vi iv irv vknji nnis ' ' -J tuny. rni hil rvnir VODR LFff HA'j HER CRRD AlREhpV OUf Wlf fHERES ONWOHE ttRRECi" lH tt)U CAN TOwlBLY WAKE , AnP VOUR WINER'S 61 ARE SU6GES15 H'S 60IN6 1b BE JUSf f00 BAD IF YOU TOU'T MAKf It, AND DUMMY TRIES TO HURRy' Yd) up bv RAPPIN6 om frit Table wd vcor wirs eo our ihe; window i Y - ( SOU MAY J45..45.. GO, NOW THERE--THATS FIFTY TIMES AlO NO AOANCES:' fM SUBE HMM..55EM5 I TWtY LL FAIR ENOUGH HUT M AfiREE IF Hjwt no tturHwii vr , ui t 1U - t P K MC OTUFB WEIRS . MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN Ashland. Both men have seen service through the war, and the group were Interested in their talk of experience over a wide field of action. St GLUYAS WIIUAM.M 4 ! Sw Yftc Uaiid i cin fliih fur ti nlto avI iNKAHER t AI I Ym APF 1 IBrtltssI THE MOST PROMINENT Box 566 Central Point, Ore.