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The Times-Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • 21

Publication:
The Times-Tribunei
Location:
Scranton, Pennsylvania
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21
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-r V. n. '1. i i. i 1 ft i I i THE SCRANTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1975 21 The Kiddie Shoppe's The Doctor's Mailbag 0 By Lawrence E.

Lamb, M.D. Post -Holiday Sale Food Stamps Aoceplod January leeiirea FRESH-FROZEN 5-6-Lb. Avg. Roasting Chickens 79 79( 59 Chicken Breasts Chicken Legs Lb 59 Sirloin Steak Lb. 1 nancy.

Abdominal tumors and probably even being overweight can contribute to the pressure problems. Constipation and poor bowel habits are a major factor in causing hemmorrhoids. The pressure during forceful bowel movements really balloons out the elastic veins. This is a tip then on what you can do to avoid them. Maintain good bowel habits, avoid, ing laxatives and stool straining.

For more information on this aspect of hemorrhoids, write to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, 10019 and ask for the booklet on hemorrhoids. Send 50 cents to cover costs. Never overlook the possibility that pressure from a cancer of the rectum above the hemorrhoids may cause them to appear. Everyone who develops hemorrhoids or who has rectal bleeding must have an examination.

If it is more serious than just hemorrhoids, early diagnosis and treatment can be lifesaving. ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER SNOWSUITS SKI JACKETS COATS DRESSES DEAR DR, LAMB -My hus-band has just had his second hemorrhoidectomy i 20 years. We know other people who are hemorrhoid sufferers and are wondering the following: What are hemorrhoids? What causes them? Why do they sometimes recur after surgical removal aqd what can be done to prevent them? Im sure if you answer these questions you will enlighten many of us as hemorrhoids are quite a problem for so many people, DEAR READER -Hemorrhoids are nothing more than dilated veins around the rectum. They are just like varicose veins of the legs except for their location. There are gerierally two types of hemorrhoids, the ex-t a 1 type, outside the sphincter, andi the internal type inside the sphincter.

The outside ones cause pain, itching and discomfort. The worst problem comes when a small clot forms in the dilated vein. A clot is called a thrombus so these are called thrombosed hemorrhoids or thrombosed piles. Sometimes these need to be lanced and drained, but usually they go away on their own after causing the discomfort. The small scarred tag of tissue left behind may be a pcrsiblent source of itching.

The internal hemorrhoids may not cause any symptoms, but they can bleed silently, in small or large amounts. Trying to answer what causes hemorrhoids is a bit like answering what causes varicose veins. In general anything that increases the pressure inside the thin-walled veins may cause them to dilate excessively and become sac-like structures. Being below the heart is one cause of increased pressure. It is no accident that dilated veins are in the legs, around the rectum and, in men, within the scrotum (vari-coele).

You dont see people with dilated veins in the head because the head is above the heart, and there is little or no pressure inside the thin veins in the head region. You dont see hemorrhoids in animals where the rectum is above the heart, as in most four-footed grazing animals. Part of the problem, then goes back to our being upright animals. Pressure around the rectum distending the veins can also be caused by childbirth, and many women will have hemorrhoid problems after preg- 59 Baby (Mc LiverLbl Cube Steak Lb. Beef Pickleloaf u85c Plain Loaf u89 Monday and Wednesday 7x30 to Noon All Other Ways 7x30 to 5:00 518 Cadar Scranton Phone 344-1191 Reduced Off Reg.

Price Elm Park Institute Will Begin Tonight Hi Wyoming Valley Mall Dr. Paul Gillette of Carbon-dale will lecture tonight at the opening of the 46th annual Mid-Winter Institute of Elm Park United Methodist Church. The program, the first of five consecutive weekly sessions, will begin with dinner Downtown Wilkes-Barre Downtown Scranton Narrows Shopping Center THE GREATEST AFTER HWENTORY SALE THIS AREA HAS EVER SEEN WE JUST FINISHED TAKING INVENTORY AT OUR 3 LOCATIONS AND HAVE FOUND MANY HUNDREDS OF ITEMS THAT HAVE BEEN THERE FOR LONGER THAN WE LIKE, SO WE ARE SELLING THEM ALL AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS. ALL ITEMS WILL BE SOLD AS FLOOR SAMPLES AND ARE ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED BASIS. COME IN FOR ALL OF OUR SUPER BUYS.

Specially Selected Groups of this seasons famous-brand Apparel reduced as much as SUITS SPORT COATS Plaids, Checks and Solids Casual Slacks By Levis Brommsticks Knits and Permanent Press 9x12 RUGS NYLON, ACRILON, HERCULON This years wools, wool blends and polyesters VALUES FROM 89 TO 149 00 $099 Values to16 2 For 9 Values to 100 4200 Corduroys $0 Cl 90 50 Value tSmm xj 69 89 QUEEN SIZE SLEEPER TRADTIONAL STYLE ARM COVERS TV HEADREST POSITION 00 Values to 145 to Dress Slacks Double Knits $1499 I 2 For $29 Wools and Worsteds $1 Values $22.50 Values $25 BASSETT CHAIR OTTOMAN 100 NYLON 1 ONLY ALL SCOTCHGUARDED SUPER BUY 398 VALUE Dress Shirts By Manhattan $E99 2 For $11.50 $799 2 For $15 Values $10 Values $12.50 Values $14 to to to OUTERWEAR By McGregor, Woolrich, Peters, Mighty Mac, etc. $1 Q99 Values to $30 I $94.99 Values to $40 1 Values to $50 $099 Values to $80 $8 9x12 VINYL RUGS YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS PATTERNS Special Group! KNIT SHIRTS By Robert Bruce Forum to 1390 226 VALUE LA-Z-BOY Interwoven Hose 69c Values $2.50 3 For $2 100 HERCULON OR 100 VINYL LIFETIME GUARANTEE $099 to Values to $12 in the church dining room at 6 p.m., followed by three seminars in church school rooms at 7 p.m., and a lecture in the sanctuary at 8 p.m. Dr. Gillette, whose area of concentration is psychology, is a proflific writer. He is the author of 58 books and approximately 1,000 magazine articles.

The institute theme will be God is Alive in 75. In selecting the theme, the institute committee explained, We sincerely believe that God is found in many facets of life, and that one of the great problems of our day is to ascertain where, and when, and how we find God. We trust that the institute will give us some new perspective on this subject. On Jan. 15, Tom Duro, a lecturer, philosopher, storyteller, humorist and educator, will speak.

Columnist's Aide Slated For Lecture Les Whitten, top aide and senior associate ot columnist Jack Anderson, will speak Feb. 13 at 8 p.im. in the Nazareth Hall Student Center 'Gold Room at Marywood College. The lecture, open free to the public, is sponsored by the Marywood Cultural Affairs Committee. Mr.

Whitten, who assists Mr. Anderson with the publication of the daily column, Washington Merry-Go-Round, will address himself to the problems of the investigative reporter the protection of sources, government and business pressures. His topic will ibe Washington Merry-Go-Round and the Merry Muchrackers. Called (by Mr. Anderson the best investigative reporter in the business, Mr.

Whittens work centers on the investigation of financial hanky-panky on the part of senators, congressmen, high officials in the government, political committees and giant corporations. Prior to joining Mr. Anderson in 1969, he broke the key element in the Billie Sol Estes and Bobby Baker scandals. His story on the gift of a stereo set by an insurance man to the late President Lyndon Johnson was one of the better scoops in the Baker case. Mr.

Whitten has covered national political conventions since 1956, Robert Kennedys 1964 drive for the Senate and the presidential-campaigns of Hubert Humphrey, Eugene McCarthy, Barry Goldwater and Richard Nixon. Park Firm, Union Meet Negotiators were meeting this afternoon in an attempt to end an eight-day-old strike by 12 unionized employes of the Park Outdoor Advertising Co. The workers, members of Local. 1995, International Brotherhood of Painters and Allied Trades, struck the firm when their contract expired Dec. 31.

E. J. Gallagher, the unions financial secretary, said a negotiations session was scheduled for 2 p.m. today in the Jermyn Motor Inn. He said the workers are seeking higher wages and better medical and accident insurance coverage.

LEATHERS SUEDES $7099 $89" Values to 110 SPORT AND KNIT SHIRTS By Manhattan, Robert Bruce, Forum, etc. COLONIAL LIVING ROOM 100 NYLON TAPESTRY HI-BACK SOFA CHAIR 684 VALUE 95 Values Knits Sport Shirts 9x12 RUG PADS SWEATERS By Robert Bruce Crewnecks Sleeveless $799 2 For $15 Values $1299 Values to $14 to $17 VALUE BED FRAMES HEAVY DUTY STEEL FRAMES WILL FIT SINGLE OR DOUBLE BEDS 19 FROM OUR FAMOUS X-T-B SHOP FOR XTRA TALL AND BIG MEN SAVINGS OF 20 OFF AND MORE $1499 Values to $20 198 VALUE $88 LOVE SEAT TRADITIONAL STYLE HAND TUFTED BACK MATTRESS BOX SPRING $fifi FULL SIZE SOLD I SETS ONLY AAADE BY THER-A-PEDIC BEDROOM SUITE tiv 6 PIECES DRESSES, MIRROR, CHEST, HEADBOARD, FRAME, NITE STAND MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED ITEMS EASY TERMS FREE DELIVERY COME IN AND SEE ALL OF OUR OTHER SUPER SPECIALS ALL THROUGHOUT THE STORE. HUNDREDS OF ITEMS ALL REDUCED. Brand name fashions for men and boys. 3 ONLY! MONDAY.

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TO 5 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS q) 2) 0 509 CEDAR SCRANTON LACKAWANNA AT WYOMING, SCRANTON SHOP 9 TO 9 MON. 9 TO 5:30 FRI. SAT. SUITS.

SPORT COATS. SOYS' ITFMS CERTAIN OTHER (TIMS NOT AVAILABLE AT OOWHTOWN STOAT VIEWMONT MALL SHOP 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.MvM0N., THRU SAT. icardCoiner's Lay-Away Plan Master Charge American Express BankAmerican.

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