Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 17, 1961, Image 20

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17. I9S1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. i 10 B MV22-28 B3-87 STAR GAZER 1AUKUS APR. 21 I MAY 21 Zn-U-29401 48-64-73 5TM3-2130-37 -52-59-80-86 ( MAY tl J" JUNE 22 CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 Q)76- 27-33-33 ccS Jutr24 M-s AUG 23 ra",)54-57-68-6W W.7 1-77-79-81 VIRGO A AUG 24 fift SEPT. 22 23 3949-56 76-82-90 '?23 fi66 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- jjt Your Doiy Adivif Gwrdt M 7 According to Ifre Stan. To develop messoge tor Saturday, read words corresponding to numbers ot your .odioc btrth sign. 1 Withdraw 2 Your 3 Eaiy 4 You'll 5 Need 6 For 7 PfciliQe - 8 A 9 Bit tOGnt tl An 'I? You 13 Allow 11 Allroritvf IS Should 16Prwhes 17 You ISF.rtd 19 To' 20 A ? 1 HdV i ?r Sptnd 2 j :-nm 74 To ,?i Higher 76 An 27 Imporlorrf ?8 Too ?9 PiofJOi-iton JO Or Face 32 Others 33 Mailer 34 Fom 35 Fall 36 Hlpol 37 Partners 38 And 39 Oi AO Moy 41 Real' 42 A 43 l"t 44 Do 45 The 46 Too 47 Something 48 Be 49 Your 50 Your 51 Value 52 To ra AbHut 54 Aspects 55 0 . 56 Ploni 57 Stp 5B Yrur 59 Hove 60 Much (IjGood (fy Advene 61 Your 62 Lap 63 Peok 64 OHered 65 Todoy 66 Moy 67 Pe'sonol 68 Up o9 Denrei 70 Charm 71 For 72 Nerv 73 You ' 74 Problem 75 Activity 76 Not 77 Pleowire 7R Condition 79 And 80 Their 81 Gaiety 87 Work 8; Piol.t 84 Cooperative I P5Mr. 86 Woy 87 Money 88 Today 89 Now 90 Out 4)NciltNl The Medical Roundup by . .. . ,81, Wryneck in Children Recently, Drs. Mark B. Cov entry, Lloyd E. Harris, An thony J. Blanco Jr., and Ar thur; H. Bui-, bulian of the May-o Clinic had a line pa per on infants and children whoa 1 way have had their head pulled over to one side by a con traction in the muscles or tendons on one side of the neck. Olten the cause for this is not known, but I think it highly significant that in 40 per cent of the Mayo Clinic cases the child had been born breech first. This means that the . obstetrician had to pull pretty hard to gel the head born quickly, before the infant lost his life by strangulation. In such a caBe the child will be fortu nate today if the obstetrician t-j - !..1U nnE iwMnh KrA him Just, how hard he dared i pull without tearing a neck muscle. . : The Mayo doctors tell how, In these cases, the contracted tissue in the neck can be cut; ' then the head can be straight ened and held in a cast until ' recovery has taken place. The . operation can be performed ct any time after one year of i age. Usually there is complete correction of the wryneck, but if the operation is delayed un til after the 12lli or 14th year, correction may be impossible. Smerltui Consultant In Medicine ' Miyo Clinic Rmerltui rrofeiior ol Medicine Mayo Clinic (Reiister end Tribune Syndicate, 1961) Cerebral Paliy Mntiv npnnlp with a crio- pled child ask me where they I can get a book on cereorai palsy. I have just been read ing an excellent one by Drs, Denhoff and Robinault (Mc- Graw-Hill), It gives ah enor mous amount of information about these children and what can be done for them. Unfor tunatelythe text is a bit too technical for any but well- educated parents. Piles Do Not Become Cancerous Many people ask me, "Will my piles become cancerous," and I say, "No." But I must go on to say that a high per centage of persons with cancer of the rectum' will lose their lives because they and their doctors will keep assuming for too long a time that their bleeding is coming from some piles. We must all remember that many a person with piles has-in addition-a cancer a couple of inches farther up. Can anything be done for arthritis and rheumatism? What about the "cures" you hear about? Dr. Alvarez an swers your questions in his booklet, "Arthritis and Rheu- matlsm." It may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed enveloped with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune Syndicate, Box 857, Dcs Moines 4, Iowa. Half-Size Culotfe I il?l9332 Mil .'1 Q414-24' Live in. lounne In. work in the most comfortable casual of all the culotte dress! Rwifllv 7lns un the front keeps you looking trim and Mm nil rinv. 'Printed Pattern 9332: Half Sl7i 4W. 16A. 18'i. 20V4. Rl,'. vnrris HS.inrh fabric. Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern aria m rrtnts for each nattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mall Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name,, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. ' 100 FASHION FINDS 4i. vt newest, most beau tiful Printed Patterns for Spring-Summer, 1981 See them all in our brand-new Color Catalog. Send 33a now! Lenten Message By THE VENERABLE J. RALPH DEPPEN Archdeacon, Episcopal Diocese of Chicago ' (Written for UPI) Back in the days of the old hand - cranked phonograph. boredom and curiosity led an inventive teenager to gouge a second hole In a Caruso rec ord, to play it and to find per verse delight in the distor lions that resulted. But, even In the capricious mind of that teenager, novelty could not substitute for the ordered beauty of the original aria. That two-holed record is still one of my prized possessions'- a reminder that even a recording can be good and satisfying only when it works according to the plan of Its creator. The record was the fruit of ordered creativity -the result of a plan emanating from inventor, manufacturer, artist and engineer. When I tampered with their work, in terposed my own will, I only distorted an excellent thing. We are the creatures of God, the divine, nil-wise and all-loving Creator. He made us according to His most ex cellent plan - to center our lives In Him. When we es tablish for ourselves any oth er center of our lives but God, we may have fun for a while but the end result is chaos and destructive distortion of what God meant to be good. Hatfield To Affend Grants Pass Boatnik Snlem-luril-Gov. Mark Hat field told Sen. E. D. Potts Thursday he will go to Grants Pass May 30 lo officiate at the third annual Rogue River boatnik. Potts invited Hatfield to serve as grand marshal at the Memorial Day boat races. GUILTY OF ASSAULT Portland - WPU - Larry Mol strom, 20. Portland, accused of three separate nighttime slugging attacks on young women here, has been found guilty of assault with a dan gerous weapon In Multnomah County Circuit Court. UIIA OCT. 13 eJ"W dec. n . 9VSf..Wm I CAMICORN L fWm Dec J3 y' , t JAN 30 sX ' iMk 12.1S-18-MS TW 34-38 .84-88 '.& JL. V ; Use Your ; H " Charge Account j " 11 ie If Long Sleeve Sport Shirts Reg. 4.95 to 8.95 - 99 lo J 48 BTJI Short Sleeve Knit Shirts Regular 2.50 to 10.95 Now 1 2S-S48 Bulky Knit Sweaters Reg. 12.95 to 22.95 148 048 to 0 Polished Cottons Reg. 4.95 to 6.95 14 PRICE 149 948 to y Here and Now! The Doggonedest Buys! v j 0unw9PJ!,d"y Fabulous Buys i . From Our BOY'S DEPT. mm IP? Light Weight JACKETS ' Sizes 8 to 20 Reg. 4.98 and 5.98 Now 298 and 398 Fleece & Nylon Quilted Jackets Sizes 8 to 1 6 Reg. 6.98 to 1 2.98 Now 348 to 648 SPORT COATS Sizes 6 to 14 Reg. 12,98 to 17.98 Now Only 698 SWEATERS Sizes 1 0 to 20 Reg. 6.98 and 7.98 Now I98 and 298 Long Sleeve SHIRTS Size 4 to 18 Reg. 2.98 to 4.98 Now Only I48 , Long Sleeve Knit SHIRTS Sizes 10 to 16 Reg. 2.98 and 3.98 Now Only l48 CAPS Reg. 1.25 Now 68' Elastic Belts ., i so Now 78' .CLEARANCE We've had this merchandise around, long enough. We don't want it, you can have it . . . at prices so low it's like giving money away. All this merchandise is from our regular stock, but vie sure are getting tired looking at it. Be her early tomorrow and SAVE 50 AND MOREI : ; All Weather Top Coats Regular 34.95 Now Only 1498 Check Our Big BARGAIN TABLE Vi Price or Less Belts Sox Boxer Shorts Robes Ties Jewelry ' . Suspenders M AC KIM AW S Heavy Wool Sizes 36 Thru 48 Regular 22.95 1295 SHOES Reg. 14.95 to 23.95 895 1 29S One Group Shoes and Slippers Vi Price and Less CANVAS OXFORDS 49 Famous Make Regular 6.95 and 7.95 2 I I iS2!-- rfMu. - .."jJiK . ' . M e'Mr SI ,iU - 7.fiU.rw1VS. VrWYouwoMTm m THESE PRICES! J ' i (ii- Famous Name Brand ' I .'SUITS w- E Reg. 49.95 to 79.50 !. l2488 3i75 llmiX '"37 t-38 h.rt. 1-38 ,.g.. 4hbe m . 2-38 long, 1-39 ihort, 1-39 tc9 JjL0rAWmtK. H'AiTl ' .'V V( 2-39 long, J-40 ihort. That'i the HE 'aJKMT TtT ' qL N.a:v'-, extent of our suit sixes. II one yf Atm. eM' vjy l entl rab il. You won't Bnde A Good Selection of Jackets Sizes 36 to 46 Lots of Sizes 36 and 38 Reg. 15.95 s Value J98 ese LOW, LOW Prices CAN'T BE BEAT I SPORT COATS 1-37 reg., 2-38 long, 1-39 rag., 3-39 long, 2-40 long and 1-42 reg. If your size is here you can make a terrific purchase. Donnlir 32.50 tn 47 50 162 2375 CAR COATS Reg. 24.95 Value (5)98 50 Wool 50 Orion SHIRTS Completely Washable 395 REG. 8.95 If Men and Boys Wear It . . . Robinson Bros. Carry It! fonixn Next to Pick's Apparel Check Our Store for Other Fabulous Values! Downtown Medford Shop Mondays Until 9 P.M.