Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 26, 1946, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextBUSINESS DIRECTORY Building FOR PUMICE building blocks tee John Noster. 382 Wighlman St., Ashland, Phone TB41. BRICK WORK" BRICK or cement blocks, chimney or fireplace. Ed Squire. F. Buch CaU 3085 T O M L E f E BUILDING ERC Designing, plan drafting, construe -Hon ana remodeling Plans and specification for obtaining your borne loan H R Flritbrook. Builder Phone 7204 FOR BUILT-RITE Homes; calf J W . Marlette. contractor Free plan ser vice and financial assistance. 211 Laurel St Phone 7322 SUILD A HOME lint C o m p 1 e Ye Home Building Service. Fred Pow ers Phone 2317 FOR" CERAMIC" tile worlt WTaTI i, floors, drain boards, store fronts, call Mr Lambert 7328 1118 W 8th St. - MISCELLANEOUS STtAMCLEANlTG Portable high pressure system Vour location or mine phone 9180 Texaco Station. pernor Jac kson andRiverslde. You break 'era We fix era Fixit Shop ' Phone 3428 DO""YOU NEED A SIGN?f so call '7314 Letterings Show Card, and - Art Work, by expert Chiropractor WT BWf Wm o n Chiropractor Fatnless tension control treatment, scientific diet Dial 5867 Hours p to 6 pm 424 Medford Bldg Fur Shop HARRIET'S FUR SHOP "3rd" fToor Medford Center Bldg Complete fur service Lovely new fur coats for sale Phone 4567 Transfer CVr TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Complete transfer, moving and stor age service Also packing, crating and shipping by expert workmen 38 3 Fir St Phone 46H4, night 2075 fiAVIS TRANSFER STORA GEC"0" Medford modern storage service Long distance hauling. Dial 2888 , 40 South Fir FURNITURE MOVTNG& STORA'GT! We have van moving equipment for local and long-distance hauling. Dry and olean storage (concrete building, with speclaj locker rooms at low rates. SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 3756 FADS TRANSFER & SfX6ECO A complete trucking service to meet your needs Dial 7121. Septic Tanks DISABLED WAR VET wants work. Adequate sanitary equipment tor pumping septic tanks 1 1 2 .50 per ton including digging, pumping, hauling and back filling. Also epuu iaiiK nu uinm ucius in stalled All work guaranteed. Free estimate. Phone 2fi.0. Roofing BUILT UP roofs, coating, "free est. mate, years of experience. Work guaranteed HOWARD L. BARTO Rt. 1, Box 329, Central Point, Ore ROOF (Contracting and roof repairs All types of roofing.. Franchised Pabco distributors Workmanship and materials guaranteed. Time payments Free estimates. KERSON PAINT ROOF STORE 38 So Rartlett Phone 3843 Insurance THE FOLLOWING policies range in price from $3 to S10 Fur Coat Policy (all risk). Jewelry Policy. Owner's, Landlords and Tenants (Sidewalks in bad condition, icy walks, toys on walks, garden hose on walk, etc., might result in law suit) Residence and World Wide Theft Policy (Includes Holdup and Bicycle theft). Victor C. Sether Brophy Bldg. INSURANCE FOR COMPLETE protection against loss by fire. -burglary, liability casu alty. etc.. phone Wa Iter Jones 2570 Welding ELECTRIC WELDING our Specialty. Anvwhere. any time. Carrlgan Welding Shop. Phone 6810. Radio RADIO RECONDITIONING: Expert workmanship and reasonable prices. Complete and modern ser vice equipment eliminates guess work and saves you money. Prompt service and all work guaranteed Ben L. Hltzler, 131 W. Main. Phone 3847J TRIANGLE RADIO SER VICE 825 Dakota Ave. Phone 5166 or 4514 Repairing on all makes o( radios Prompt service. SERVICE on all makes and- models radio receivers. Alio commercial sound equipment Pickup and de livery service. WALT'S RADIO SERVICE 40g E. Main Phone 3261? SERB'S for Stromberc Carlson inter communication and bound equip ment, WALT'S RADIO SERVICE 409 E Main Phone 326P PRUITTS Service Annex. Radio and Sound System repair inn Prompt service. 19 N. Fir. Phone 5663 STATE WORKERS T Salem, Ore., Teh. 26 (U.R) Resolutions asking a 10 per cent wage increase for all state employes;" a thorough study of a group insurance plan, and a work schedule patterned after the federal civil service regula tions were adopted by the Ore gon state employes' association. Floyd Query, Salem, state highway department worker, was elected president of the closing meeting here Sunday, Fifty delegates representing more than 2,000 state employes attended. -HERE'S REAL FAST PROLONGED RELIEF FROM MUSCULAR ACHES-PAINS When you suffer from aching, stiff, tore muscles, lumbago misery or neuritis plns rub on Mustrrole for fist and raotrtNctD relief which continue all while It remains on your skint Muaterole offers all the advan ta?s of a warming, stimulating mmtard plsier tv Is to much e-ier to appiv Just nib it on! Muaterole immediately starts rtpht tn to relieve aching soreness. It ac tually helps break up the painful congestion localised there and checks the Irritation. All drugstores. BONDS for theVICTORS Officii Co,t Guui PhoU On Alert. Coast Guardsmen in beach foxhole kept enemy planes from LSTs at Biak with this 20 mm. anti aircraft gun. Invest in Victory Bonds to help these victors in last Clean-up. V.S.Trtanr, D,flm,M Hog Buried Under 20 Tons of Straw For Four Months Beardstown, 111. (UP.) A hog owned by Henry Berger near here is grunting again after be ing buried under 20 tons of straw for four months. During that time the hog had neither food nor water. The straw stack on Bcrger's farm collapsed last August, trap ping 22 of his hogs. Berger and his hired man rescued seven of the animals, but 14 of them were found dead. They thought they had ac counted for all of the hogs until recently they found another buried alive under the remnants of the stack. The hog, which originally weighed 350 pounds, had lost 200 pounds. It had lain in the same position for 120 days. Berger is nursing It back to health. On the Radio Chain itttiom Chain afflllatiiio end waere the are ud the dial KALfc IMBSI 133(1, PufllB.no RfcX (ABC) I ISO Purtland: KUU (AliC) 810 San Francisco. KUVV (N(IC 620 Portland. KJR lABI.i 100(1 Seattle. KNX (CHS) 1010 but Angeles, KOA INUCl 830 llenver KOIN ICBSI 910 Portland. KOMU (NBCI 950. Seattle. KPO (NBLI S0, San rranrlscu. KSl (CBS) ll0 Salt Lake city Time Shown Is PS'l Tuesday 5:00 p m. Terry and Pirates ABC' News. MBS: Knox Manning. CBS .1:15 p. m. Mandrake the Magician, ABC: Superman, MBS: Here's Glen Again, NBC. 5:30 p m Date with Judy. NBC: Jack Armstrong. ABC: News. CBS Captain Midnight MBS 5:45 p m Raymond Swing. ABC Tom Mix MBS. News CBS 6:00 p m Inner Sanctum, CBS Guy Lombardo. ABC: Amos and Andy NBC: Gabriel Header MBS 6:15 p m Real Stories. MBS 6:30 p m Fibber McGee and Molly. NBC: Elmer Davis, ABC; American Forum, MBS. 6:45 p m. Evelyn Pasen, CBS. 7:00 p m. Bob Hope. NBC: The Bob Crosby Show. CBS: Concert Orch ABC. 7:15 p. m. Upton Close, MBS 7:30 p. m Red S k e I t o n. NBC: Congress Speaks, CBS; Orchestra. ABC. 7:45 p. m. Behind the Scenes. CBS. 8:00 p m. Supper Club. NBC; Lum and Abner. ABC; Jack Klrkwood Show. CBS. 8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton NBC: Jack Smith Show. CBS: News ABC 8:30 p. m Follies or 1946. NBC: Theatre of Romance, CBS; Orchestra. ABC; The Falcon. MBS. 9:00 p m. Big Town. CBS: Glen Hardy News MBS: Dark Venture ABC; News, NBC. 9:15 o. m News. MBS 9:30 p. m. Hollywood Theatre, NBC: Murder Will Out. ABC Orchestra, CBS 10:00 p m. N e w s. NBC; Music ABC; Fulton Lewis. MBS 10:15 p. m. Raymond Swing. ABC: His Honor the Barber, NBC. 10:30 p m Orchestra, CBS, 11:00 p. m Serenade, CBS; Orchestra, NBC. WEDNESDAY 5:00 p m. Terry and Pirates. ABC: TBA. CBS: News MBS 5:15 p m Dick Tracy. ABC: Betty and Bob, NBC. 3:30 p m Jack Armstrong, ABC; News, CBS: Captain Midnight. MBS: News, NBC. 8:48 p m. Elmer Peterson. NBC: Tom Mix, MBS; Raymond Swing. ABC: News CBS 6:00 p. m. Frank Sinatra, CBS; Treasure Hour 01 Son?. MBS: Eddio Cantor, NBC; Lone Ranger. ABC. 6:15 p m Real Life Stories. MBS 6:30 p m. Mr District Attorney NBC; Malsie. CB9; Spotlight Bands. MBS; So You Want To Lead A Band ABC. 7:00 p m Kay Kyser's Kollege. NBC; American Iron and Steel. ABC: Follies. MBS 7:30 p m. Andrews Sisters. CBS. Cisco Kid. MBS; Steel Workers Speak, ABC. 8:00 p -n Supper Club. NBC; Jack Klrkwood CBS. Main Una. MBS Lum and Abner, ABC. 8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton, NBC: Jack Smith Show. CBS; Main Line MBS. Lum and Abner. ABC 8 30 p m Hlldagarde. NBC: Dl Christian. CBS; Fresh Up Show. MBS 9:00 p m Mr and Mrs North. NBC: Jack Carson. CBS. News, MBS. 9-15 p m Golden Harmonies. ABC 9:30 p m Music. ABC. 10.-00 p m News. NBC; Musto At Ten. ABC: Fulton Lewis MBS 10:30 p m Fenneman a Nlte Club ABC: Thomas Antiiony and Orches tra. NBC: Exeerpta From Great 11X10 p m Newa ABC: Serenade. CBS; Hotel Btltmore Orchestra NBC Closing time rot Classified Ads 1:30 I m -Too Late to Classify 13 15 p m PIN-WORMS LICKED AT LAST! IVrle iV-n's tsTk etvwit Piw.We.n. hni evr. thsn rnu 4 su-p- hsw this eels Inftetion with Its MnhsrrStn- rerlsl it'll. However, it is Do looser necessary to suffer. Today, thanks to e special, mtdieaiiy reeoimued dnjf . a rxi trratmMit ha bwn established. Thia drug- la tke vital lisrredi ens in P-W, the small, eesy-to-take Pin Worm tablete developed in Use laboratortee of Dr. D. Jsrne A Son. They act in a spe cial way te ressove Pln-Worme. Se wsteh not foe warnlne signs thst mar mean Pin-Worm In your ch:l4 or yoiirflf. Don't itflsT. Ask soar Drueeiit for JATNI't f-W ano" fof'-v. th. dlr.tton. li s sesy to rtsasasbtr ; t W I at Fib- Woraa 1 Your Health and It's Care Br DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.O. Readers should address In quirt tot Or. William Brady. 284 P.I Camlne Be-exl- Hill. Call. JUST WHAT ARE It dawned on me with tre mendous shock the other day that after years of argument. pre achi n g, teaching, pro paganda one man propa ganda aimed at I don't know how many millions of people, I have convert ed possibly a hundred thou sand individ uals (a mere Dr. Brerly handful com pared with the millions , that must have heard my harangues now and then) and, so far as I know, not one solitary practic ing physician to my creed about respiratory infection, much less to calling the unidentified Com mon Respiratory Infection cri (pronounced kree, term coined from the initial letters of Com mon Respiratory Infection) In the early stage before either the affected individual, the doctor, or anybody who, happens to be within the affected individual's conversational spray range can possibly tell what it is going to be whether a comparatively mHd coryza or sore throat or an attack of measles or scarlet fev er, or meningitis or infantile paralysis. ... . Further it seems no less evi dent now than it was twenty years ago that most of the peo ple and apparently all of the physicians in America obstinate ly close their ears to my harp ing on this string and reject al together the principle that any and all of these acute common respiratory infections are most communicable in the earliest stages of the indisposition or illness when the temptation to call it "cold" is greatest. If you take that seriously of course you will not worry much about sharing the trouble, whether you yourself pass it around or the person incubating it passes it to you. In any event you can always blame it on a draft change of weather or some such fool thing. Doesn't everybody? Some people are so very childish or perverse about it that they even profess to be lieve one specific disease can .turn into another for in stance simple coryza or distem per. into measles or simple sore throat or pharyngitis into in fantile paralysis if the patient is "exposed" to dampness, draft or sudden change in weather Indeed, one of the cautions of fered by a life insurance cor poration is a broadside to the public this winter is "be espec ially careful to guard your child against wet feet and chills." When, presumably intelligent people can take that with straight face heck, I might as well drop everything and hie away to the bowling green. Well, anyway, even If you take little stock In this, so far as your own indispositions are concerned, it may save you a good deal of unnecessary dis ability and expense if you just remember to wonder what the other fellow is incubating when he purports to have a "slight cold." With that base suspicion SKATE at ASHLAND ROLLER RINK EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY EVENING FRIDAY for Teen Age Under 15 Years Private Parties Dial Aihland 8681 Crossword Puzzle ACkOfll 1 ahort coif ibol Ooddeu ot htartb 10 Turn th ftneral 11 Ii timi callort 1J Lioentn (abbr.) 14 Radii, ta 15 LctTtl 17 nit Of DTP-? 1 ft Thin I to artiidf 20 witty Mylng 31 Pat danea 33 Bverac 34 Not on tlmi 35 aa cow 31 Bkln tumor :S Llkt alf.t 3 Iilandi of WM Indie 6tck S3 nd and blact bird 14 -Rock of sa root-iikt part XT I rent (com.) 15 What UNO oppose 1 etlly bird 4i rowod 43 Call no 41 In U) ttjlo 4S Southern Stat (abbr.i 4S Oftr Ultra 48 Pointed arebr SO Btil on m.chlnltrt'S htiT.mr It Bird bonos DOWN I PkBMttr eaaqla a You and 1 Oeflniw atHela ' i f 7 i3 9 i w r f 77," LJ rr -- P 77. 5 --.LU . iztzz ZlWZZ YOU INCUBATING rankling in your mind you will be more careful to keep out of range of his conversational spray, when there Is room to maneuver. QUESTIONS A ANSWERS So You I.Ike WhealT I enjoy your column each morning with my eggs, milk and wheat, in cidentally, the goodness of plain wheat, coarsely cracked and cooked not over 20 minutes in double boiler, as breakfast food ta enough to sell mi and I'm an old eustomer of the sissy stuff, too. IE. U i. ) Answer Trouble Is, Ma'am, that most old customers of the sissy stuff have been condlUoned by education to regard plain wheat as unfit (or numan consumption, iney win it has to be flabbergasted, devltamln ixed and packed with plenty of at mosphere in a pretty package. On written request (a clipping will not do) any reader who provldea a stamp ed setf addressed envelope may have the pamphlet "Wheat to Eat," which tells why and how to use plain wheat In the everyday diet. Bromldrosis X am troubled with objectionable foot odor. IH. O.) Answer Send stamped self ad dressed envelope (but no clipping, please) for pamphlet on Excessive Sweating. When the sweat haa a foul odor the trouble Is called "brom- idrosis." (Copyright 1946, John F. Dllle Co.) burgurmLed Glencoe, Okla., Feb. 26 (U.R) Payne county officers early today surprised burglars in the Glencoe State Bank, and killed one of them in a 15-minute gun battle. Sheriff E. G. Schroeder of Stillwater said a drivers license in the dead man's pocket was made out to "Ralph Davis, 33, Joplln, Mo." Despite a fusillade of bullets, the companion or companions -of the slain burglar escaped. Tipoff on the burglary at tempt came from Tom Brown, operator of the Glencoe Tele phone Exchange. The bandits apparently jarred the bank "CHALKERS" OFFICERS' CLUB Dining Dancing Loung Chicken Dinners Our Specialty Alnst Unique Place in So Oregon CLOSED MONDAYS rnursdays Private Parties Onl "J 474 rnr Keservaunns m ooio Hill f Simple piles need notwrseksndtonureyou wun eiaaoenine iico, ourn sno irnution. k Stuart's Pvrsmld Supposltorlss bring 3 quick, welcome relief. Their Bread medi. csiioo means res) comfort, reduces strsin, tiolo tiffhten relsni.it' membrsnes. uiiiv k lubricstrs and softens. Protecdve end i 3 snd'chsffing. M esiy to ate. Get genuine w Stuart's Pvrsmld Suppositories st vour 1 p drua store without delsv 60s end 11.20 eoauterBwoMbedtwirao Skin Sufferers rftORIAMS LEO lOCBHa - BCCrMA ATHLETE'S FOOT. rbOUivl Of doctors and teiu ot thousandii ol win turterern oss COL1J84 NATURAL OIL AND CAPSULE, tn external ana interna) treannent Ttioii anrl ot teatlmDnUIr' iron) DOCTORa. DRU HOISTS AND USEES WU 01 TEARS or EUrrEBINO TtlKN flulel, releaM from ikto eBtMrj By almpl om el thl product from the earth. Dr. J. M- Cl.i "Uv ttifa had aa mrans ease of Ptorusla cleared op aim oat aa bf Ducle." Dr. O, W- Calif.. "PatlctxU ara thrlllad. claim no ttchlna or acajlua irter first dv.rt ap plication." Dr. J. T- Mlch.t "Hemill Of n mlraeulou..- ARTONMHINU RE SUlll GUARANTEED OR MONET BACK. fVatmeott'. Pharmacy Rlvflnldo a. Main INflWEB TO pRinons rVZMLM 4 Our JTth Pruidnt Eltctrtcal lortntor Rofflba 1 That rOTnaa 5 In dlrwuon of S-w-Thlee-f Jarfon 10 A Ult-MTtl ta thU war lt-nrt 13 jot down ll.wtnd, disad asd dt-DCOd IS flvsaport city St Morocco Jfl The. ooU TiT.rtgUb ptltOBJ JJ ComprMtf of "Tht Mirrj WldfTW- 1- IVmbi 31-Pa: 3S Jrt win Intro aifnt S HouMbolda 11 porta etnttrs Si Pour IV-At a dltuaet la htnif danot li-Kiad of frail It tVelnded ralla 40 Oortmot of Ntw Jeraey 41 Author of "Pabtat la Blrf 44 Kind of ttool 41 Compaaa pojtI 4 N cntiantl -as usas-i I 'T, S 1 ! RgS .LOS5 &Is f ft e TMf l o s B neT a;wl ah" t v e p i via gT I sTflAlr is & f eIm I IP -flSl T R fi C ET rIs p" RMF Efe 5 Q R ex? aiPfe Rhu5kS SlFSlt I V C f I E H" Ppllllpl phone, touching off the night alarm in the Brown home a block away. Closing Ume tor Classified Ads 8:30 a m Too Late to Classify 13:1,5 p nt DANCE TONIGHT Muiic by MITCHELL McGWYNN AND HIS CALIF0RNIANS STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By ERNEST HIX Si lilf! vL,,,v li POCKQOKD TVV , -1T zrX ucrca-r- ju.vtjo TIMES THIT Of IrtXAGi DUTOUOBLe 333 ,5rj BARNEY GOOGLE and 8NUFFV V6 0RTER B 'SHfllYieOO'YORESe'F, I I SQUEEZIN'S REWfiRP ( N)JL rTr.Msll PAUJ--UJflLLRIN' THAR IN TH' Jl "X-VER TH'CRlTTeR, THAT l ( W. Wtt TATTeRSALl, RCHINRZ ETetTT RSflil 1 HICUIFE-fflflTS f ;-" BUSwfER ' '''' " ''''' - " P;f,T.1niiL'"ly.r7YnH,YriH''l I .W.lW I -Ar , I ITEOOV YOUR EYE I I MOM i BUZ NO. Y 100K AT PEOPLE STVun (.1? ')n TLa, YOU'VE BEEN HGHTIN6? WOULON'T KILL SON. 5TAR1N5 tvf THE JPr?rITIM..T5o.1 MURDERER' T ck ' ft V i-AuTSST TOT WINTER, NOT HOUSE. MOTHER, PAPER. TEDDY SAWYER5 ... ' S(V ? J- . '' - JfrST ) W0UL0E?HE'S OUR I AS IF WE ...WE WERE L'lL ABNER - 7vpi MA.na.M.THl I 1 1 POMT WrMT ANY OF "vl( SLIP INTO VOUB H YT9 Sl r'.'f , TrfeSScE THOSe TIRED MEW YORkK BO OUJ THE loMlNrt KmoT T " PLAYBOYS- I WAIST f ANO REPORT FOR ri ClrSTOWtR CftNMND " VV'TH PLENTY OF HAIR -Arirf OONT yeVtf RIGHT.'?' ONE OVER ANY T T AND RROAD SHOULDER ) FORGET rtfVS-T y- BLONDIB . I C come on daisy I Ljiiii4iJlvy-!i.2ii-vJ-1 1 -4U-U4il II 'W p1' "I'TUO.) ' SET ON MV TfT7Tk!SJ CsZ MOMS T7s f I AR ) f SMOULDEOS AND j ? TO TRY TO " MOtA, .. I n VL . THE NEBBS ' ' I r N0NO-CPUL,mYYtwosc pous 1 1 YOtRe THE 8ISVTWT3 WST WUAT f AM A SRANr) rnTTTw eye ! wwy did Jnever heard nebs in the A 1 oorx want.J f oppocrojurry to 'swivel.YOuOE Pt5POHVes.E YCO ACRTISE OE IE BUT TUiRAaY) W .AMT KNEW PAMIC ffAOUBlOUSV tOflM..VUi HEABINO tROMJ FOOTWEMOVBR I TWEY ALL TWEY 100 TO YOU RELATIVES ARC CR1ENDSUIPS P ptSSlRC S NESS WEIRS ALL OVEB lZS MV NAME 7 A KNOW YOU , WMERE THEIR J PRACTICALLY , n5rUAT TWE COUWTgV y- S NL INTERSSTS f STRANGERS jl VnPATWm a STOCKMAN FIXES Salem, Ore., Feb. 28 (U.PJ U. S. Rep. Lowell Stockman, Pendleton Republican, today be came the first incumbent to file TAKE - IT - EASY LODGE V Mile Up Savage Creek Phone 24-F-2 Grants Past Mac and Anne Closed .Friday. SMITH Tuesdev. Feb. 2B. 1941 (or re-election to a congressional post. Stockman reDresents the second congressional district. Representative position! of the other three congressional dis DO YOU trained service men to our Chevrolet owners. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET THU WORLD AT ITS WORST rTSl iwSwmi; VHrlDI SOUtONE WfHt IWtlY CdivH" tsktir ls ci ri imrr UaiI iK TTi leiaievs.i ' ' ASKED ToR VOUR HWPKRCHlEF,AllDMWi;eW5ARHI!(iiWtKtli9 YOU KWUIJS 10 YOOK EnBflR55Mt;m USUr rrtMf sm'mj I.IKJAj W tsis iiovi. w nvov wiiriwi win. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NINK tricts In Oregon will be on the May 17 primary election ballot. a Hi to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon i-ieasa rememoer KNOW? Our Chevrolet own era are entitled to the beat! That' why we offer the most modern equip ment and factory By CLUYAS WILLIAMS 6tfB6 1l JHOW A NEW TAS1DR. ' or o tntsf rrt a, vi.v t.n Trltfl won out ume yw AiiNaa a-as-vv)