Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 23, 1950, Image 15

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    MEDFORDv&TRIBUNE
Nash Introduces x
New Station Wagon
Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, JUNE 31, 1950 Pages 1-6
Maim Sifreet j,v RaIph Sfein
Detroit, June 23 UJ.KJ Nasn
Motors today introduced a 100-
DOORS OPEN
AT 9:15 SHARP
MALE'S
inch wheelbase rambler station
wagon, which at 51. bub tactory
list is the lowest priced custom
vehicle cf its kind on the market.
ATH0M6 he's a
WiTH A BUILT-IN
WITH AN AUTO ANP
WATCH THE WORIA fURM J
The station wagon, priced the
same as the rambler convertible,
contains about $300 worth of
"extras" such as radio, heater,
directional signals, clock and
deluxe upholstery and trim.
On public display at Nash
dealer showrooms today, the
car is a five-passenger, two-door
model claiming up to 30 miles
to the gallon at average highway
speeds.
Grants Pass Sawmills
Sign Union Contracts
Grants Pass, Ore., June 23
U.R) Swede Basin Lumber com
pany, Moore Timber Products
company and Cabax Mills have
signed contracts with the Lunv
ber and Sawmill workers' un
ion, it was announced today.
The agreements call for a flat
wage increase of 10'4 cents an
hour, effective June 1. All three
groups reached agreements with
out dealing with the Klamath
basin bargaining committee
which had demanded a wage in
crease retroactive to May 1. The
new scale will be $1.65Vi per
hour.
Your Health and Its Care
By DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Reader should address Inquiries tot Dr. William Brady,
263 El Camino, Beverly Hill. Calif.
ONE GOOD USE FOR CASTOR OIL
On Chapel Street in Cana
daigua in the days of horse cars,
and firemen's conventions the
per capita con-
sumption of
castor oil was,
I'd give odds,
at least three
or four times
greater than it
is now. I don't
believe parents
love their chil
dren more to
day than per
ents did when
I was a peak
ed, pasty-faced
Chapel Street
with bare feet,
patched pants and worms. Yes,
indeed, I really had 'em un
like most youngsters with pasty
face, white lines around the gills
etc. I'll never forget I'm not
sure I really remember but I re
member hearing the incident de
scribed how embarrassed the
teacher was to find that my
trailing garter was not a garter
but . . .
If Chapel Street kids, or chil
dren anywhere else, are subject
ed to occasional doses of castor
oil in any circumstances today it
Dr. Brady
kid complete
must be because their parents,
uncles, aunts or grandparents do
not subscribe for the right paper
and therefore do not read my
column.
So far as children are concern
ed there is only one reasonable
use for castor oil internally and
even that is more theoretical
than practical. I refer to a single
tablespoonful, no less, for acute
diarrhea the purpose of the
physic in this instance being to
sweep out the bad food or other
irritant which causes the diar
rhea and then bind and lock the
bowel, the after-effect for which
castor oil is famous. This is the
oretically good treatment, but it
has never seemed good practice.
Some old timers still regard
castor oil as safe or non-irritating
merely because it is so soft
and oily. So is croton oil, yet no
one in his right mind would re
gard it as non-irritating or safe.
Castor oil is just as dangerous
as any other physic or cathartic
for a child with acute bellyache.
Dangerous because its effect
would be to spread and aggra
vate inflammation in the event
that the bellyache is from acute
appendicitis or other acute in
flammation in the abdomen.
(Belly is the front wall of the
great body cavity, the abdomen.
It is in the belly that the pain
of any acute inflammation in the
abdomen is felt).
Fresh castor oil, and the odor
tells whether it is rancid, pro
vided no preservative or adul
terant is mixed with the castor
oil. is an excellent cosmeticemol
lient. A few drops of it added to
an alcoholic lotion or to a solu
tion of a teaspoonful of salicylic
acid and or a teaspoonful of re-
sorcm in one-half pint of dilute
alcohol or your favorite toilet
water makes a satisfactory dand
ruff remedy part the hair and
apply it sparingly to scalp on
fingertips every day.
In the booklet Cosmetic Blem
ishes (for copy send twenty-
five cents and stamped self-ad
dressed envelope) the first of
half a dozen remedies I suggest
for warts is castor oil.
Apply fresh castor oil to the
wart or warts each night. Leave
a drop or two in excess on the
wart over night, by using a wisp
of cotton soaked in the oil, held
in place under a bit of adhesive
plaster.
A great many readers have re
ported that this clears the wart
or warts from the skin in a week
or two. At any rate it can do
no harm to try it.
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
Artumtnt In the San
In one of vour articles you stated that
it is possible to catch tuberculosis
from any person who has the disease.
This is true, of course, but some of
our patients did not notice the "has"
and insist you say one may catch it
from any person wno nas ever naa im
disease, even thoueh the Demon ma-
be now negative and pronounced an
arrested case. IK. L.. It. I
Answer To the best of my know!
edite and belief there Is prartlcall?
no dancer of catching tuberculosa
from a person whose formerly actlv
tuberculosis is now arrested.
Colitis Hitcaboo
Please define colitis. Its causes,
symptoms and treatment. IMrs. D. LI
Answer No, no This is a health
column. Send twenty-five cents and
stamped self-addressed envelope, for
booklet THE CONSTIPATION HABIT
AND COLON HYGIENE. The less you
ininK you Know anout conns.
Ma am. ine neuer lor your neann.
(Copyright 19.10 by John F. Dille Co.
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IN SUMMER COTTONS, RAYONS
SILKS, NYLONS AND ACETATES
NEVER NEVER have we seen such a display of lovely Summer Fashions Mr. Wayburri
our fabric buyer, has simply gone all out in presenting Mann's Customers with such a tremen
dous purchase of manufacturers close-outs Nationally advertised fabrics from such famous
mills as COHAMA, BUR-MIL, BELDINC and others. Beautiful Cottons, Rayons, Silks, Nylon
and Acetates. Priced so low that you'll sew yourself a complete S u m m e r wardrobe and
have spending moneyjeft. Yes, we are all mighty excited over this Sale!
SEE WHAT
Buy At The Summer
Fabric Carnival
Hundreds of yards of Beautiful Rayons, Cottons, Ace
tates, Nylons and Silks. From world famous mills.
Prints, Plains and Novelties I 00 denier Crepes, Taf
fatas. Icicle Sheers, Hanka Sheers, Striped Taffetas,
Gabardines, Seersuckers, Flocked Novelty Suitings and
many, many other lovely materials for Summer wear.
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Hundreds of yards of Beautiful Rayons, Acetates.
From world famous mills. Prints, Plains and Novel
ties 100 denier Crepes, Taffetas, Icicle Sheers, -
Hanka Sheers, Striped Taffetas, Gabardines, Seersuck
ers, Flocked Novelty Suitings and many, many other
lovely materials for Summer wear.
Perma-Pleat Rayon
To make this sale complete we have taken our
regular $2.98 Perma-Pleat Rayon and marked
t $2.39, a saving of 59c on each yard of this
ovely Pleated Rayon. Your choice of Red,
White, Pink and Red and White Stripe.
COTTON
& RAYON
TABLE
Be sura and shop tht Cotton
and Rayon Table Tomorrow!
39c never bought so much.
Hers art wonderful 80
square Percale Prints, SturoV
Denims and Fine Rayon
Flannels and Prints. Fabrics
worth much more than this
low price.
$239
Short Lengths
I BETTER
I COTTONS
The Carnival of Summer Fabrics
includes this lot of short length
cottons of the better kind,
I Lovely printed patterns.
Short
Lengths
49cr.
;
Longer QQr
I Lengths PC"
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750 YARDS OF FINE
COTTONS & NOVELTIES
By all means don't overlook this 3 yards for a dollar group. A sen.
sational value on fine Cotton Print Broadcloths. Novelties and Woven
Fabrics. You'll find a tremendous choice of patterns and colors in this
group and the prices well, one dollar never" bought to much value.
Cottons for every member of the family.
SEE WHAT
$1.00 WILL BUY
AT THE SUMMER
FABRIC
CARNIVAL
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BEAUTIFUL NEW LAMPS
Beautify your home with one or two
of these lovely Lamps. Rayon Taf
feta, Satinstrand and Linen Crash
Shades. Fir china bases and hand
decorated in 22k. gold. Assor'ed
colors and sizes. Buy them in pairs.
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BOUDOIR
STYLES
SPECIALLY PRICED
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