Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 16, 1958, Image 30

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for colds,
sinus pain,
stuffy nose
plus chest
congestion,
aches and
pains.
While the other leading antihistamine cold
tablets are only partially at work . . .
New Vicks Double-Buttered Cold Tab
lets have already rushed cold-and-sinus
pain relievers into the body 53 taster.
1. Double Buffered for faster action . ... cold-and-sinus
pain relievers rush into the body
53 faster than those of other leading anti
histamine cold tablets tested. Proved at a
famous university !
2. Relieve colds congestion and blocked
sinuses . . . promote sinus drainage. -Relieve
sniffles, sneezes, stuffy nose, too relief that
aspirin does not give. Relieve sore throat,
chest congestion, body aches and pains.
3. Pick you up fast . . . relieve that tired,
dragged -out feeling of a cold with two stimu
lating "pick-up" medications.
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"If I Should Die Before I Wake . . ." Shortly after my fust
baby was born, I had to return to the hospital for an
emergency operation. I was quite worried, not only for
myself, but because my infant was only one month old.
in tne operating room,
they tied a rubber tube on
my arm and inserted a
needle into the vein. Then
the doctor leaned over and
said "softlv. "Now let's ask
J God to help us through this
operation. Just before he
finished the prayer, the
rubber tube was removed,
and I fell unconscious. The
last thing I remember was
the doctor's voice.
Two days later, when I
regained consciousness, I
was still listening for the
end of his prayer. It was a
wonderful experience and
certainly renewed my con
fidenceMrs. H. M. Whit
ten, Yuma, Ariz.
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Used Furniture Bought & Sold. When we moved recently, I
was faced with the problem of disposing of some items
that would not fit in with our new home. One of them
was an old writing desk which had accumulated all our
old letters, snapshots, receipts, etc.
I called in a second-hand furniture dealer and, after
much hemming and hawing, he offered me $6 for the
desk. It was worth more but, being desperate, I agreed
and began unloading its drawers and pigeonholes. When I
was through, there was quite a pile of stuff on the floor.
The dealer gave the pile a worried look, then carted the
desk out to his truck. Moments later he was back, still
worried, and I prepared myself for what might be an act
of charity. "Lady," he said hesitantly, "you're going to need
something to put that stuff in. Tell you what: I'll take a
beating on it, but I'll sell the desk back for $10." Mrs. R. 0.
Infield, Pompano Beach, Fla.
Odd Jobs Done Here. After,
years of reminding my hus
band of odd jobs he had to do
around the house, I suggested
that he keep a card file of such
things and save me the trouble
of keeping track of them. He
agreed rather reluctantly, but
within a few weeks the file
had grown to unexpected
proportions. One day, in his
absence, I examined the cards
and discovered iho ininti
Under the various months
were filed such reminders as "Time to buy new golf shoes,"
"Save this week end for fishing," "Make sure TV is work
ing for baseball season." Mrs. S. M., Burbank, Calif.
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