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

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    BUSINESS 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
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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
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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
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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
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cleared op aim oat aa bf Ducle." Dr.
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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
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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. '
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