Medford mail tribune., May 17, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

MEDFOTm IFKTXj TRTTlTrVF!. MKDFOKT1, onFflrtV, TTTrHftDAY. afAT 17, 1fl2.
woe ten
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VOTE FOR
GEO.B.ALDEN
For SHERIFF
He Has Had Experience
la Mxkitig Hie ii'jwiiim'iun an Klu-riff of fliiii guilty J d m ii
tt firm conviction that I am in every way juaiifinj l' pr'j'-rly
ftll tlie offi; to which I aKjjirr. I lav bail n-vcral year'
-xri-oc in the lAin-f ot Kin-riff f tliia ewuly, binl have Iial
a-lUiwve tspuii'iu loth ii tlx; J-ffaJ amj tux l-iartiiii-;iU of
tli office. 1 have a)w ktvH a a lk-i; officer, iinl in other
jjilMic enjiaeitirn fco that, if noiuiatel amJ cli'dcij, J feci that
1 will be in it position jiernoually to (fi v the office the careful
mu efficient iia;iS!."'iiic;it which its importance (Viiiainl.
1 alto vrved an a koMier during the KjiHiiinh -American Mar,
being with the Jiith Minnesota volunteer.
Jf elected a the Hheriff of the county 1 jilciU'e myw-lf to aw
honest, impartial ami efficient adininiktrution of the affairs of
the office in all of il icjiaH;in'jili, and will u.nc. to the tax col
Jeetion ijeoartmi'iit u careful and huhiuoi liln administration.
1 mill at all timK welcome the niofct thorough investigation into
the workings of the M;v-ral dejiartmcnts, and assure the jieopJe
of this county that they will at all tinttn he welcome to visit
the office, and that they -jl receive cuur'eous and eonwderal.e
treatment and consideration at the hand of myself and any
wssistantK who may he in charge of the various departments.
If the font'oini? fetalcment as to my jo)ieje meet wjih the
approval of the voter of the county, J will appreciate your
support in the coming primaries.
U. OF 0. HONORS ?i
,4- " Frl'fttf J.fiM-JJfr rililU 4 111 Ufl
-K-filijt Ml thw noruiMt UMJltiwluin.j fi'lphirt -n.ljMi( j;;vauit4
tor, 1 yvm4sr fur thv urxamgaiiavn. I In th I'vlr;'. c-froe, to
An inrrruil jioifffim wm Kivn,' vgln vry hortly. Thle matter
t-'jiiimft: ol K(vy ttiiut by Im fc-en jrluu4 for vr y-ar.
KvJn Mam:oil, and Mv-iitl violin y frturr of tb
i- tio(L Ml Kuth 4iif1t-t, 4 ktMJt a year uo que-
Je-ii lmoru aiiu cv a regime, ! O'mJaUt wr unt cat ftii fvr
fuiiuthd lx of tun t'jr fti r4y ft tijkk Utt ihtne. Jvhn
ytt. Manx vi m itijj- yhuiiu u -d -rtj;4;m aui m$n-
j Ja- JT, Kdjifa;
' 1'iKK Uiiuxifr of Wr, Ad
l M-a.-i "a4'to ly Mr
POLLING PUCES
T
! nl r hour f mtht ftf
1 frn-ijf'n"y Il Ik .if-d thai
'u-4 by unbM-Mkitrr um- of thf
f. t 19 kow int cuo ue It sbfu
tiilijj.c lib.'.- ojq JfevitHOM twesrr
GEO. B. ALDEN
lsid Adv.)
; Mju. Mao HmX,maji, Dnumtf lUiutUU Jurat
"Stains never
worry me now
Hiu la the c)ir-T-t
f uJ tKtMiJiiie of
a Utu-r 1 Imvn
La JudI received
It U true that uiiii need never
worry auy woman who ItnoHs
when and how to use Clurox,
Vim Clorox it "hulth d iiKic."
Common atains
FJf fnjitftrtoe: Nearly every
day in every family n.,uieofie
aialU ta, cfTee, clcx-oliite, or
wine. Take the lUun out with
Cloroi in nirrret noluti'in.
And then ink mjI lliey
om jifly quick! Anotlw-r
UKliueM UieX w,ifeUmc fM-enm
laululely fnliil it the stain
cauml by inclidue artryrol,
Jodjji, inereuniehrome and
oUmt. Fruit aUuija, i'ttt, are
Mily diaiued of. All thcee ran
b naiely and rjnirkly trt(n
wiUi tlnroi. Vuu have only to
toilrw tlx direcUoiK eucfuily.
Mildew and icorch
dlaappear eaaily too
VUo luuin't earnfiilly riillnl
Utl a ohruiid duille, him II
i
cloth, or white cotton or linen
hloune only to let it mildew?
And who hasn't taken nKcial
p'iina with some fine piece of
hic-n, only In m;ori.h it? Hut
thesrt acridcliU 111-,-d not i
fatal! r'uMiiildew soak in tha
pruH-r aolution of Clorox for
U a minutes and hung in the
'juJili ( until lf iliMiloratjonii
vsnuh. I' or 'virdiid hiUi the
liU'lh'Kj is t'.any, too. The Uliel
shows you how. Vou'll any il'i
notliiuK short of maxic and it is !
Send for my
Free Chart
If you have a diflieult prob
lem of clesniiiK or disiufei'Uijg;
won't you write Ui ine slxnit H?
1'erhafia I i nn h-li you. I shall
lie tfld Ui answer your letter
and send to you, free of charge,
my 'Tjisy I Jouw-kf' iinj( ( 'luul
to lianij in your kiu-hi n.
Mao Ma! Minna
leit. of Household Siieanw
CU'H't ( 'heinirij ( 'orp.
( lokUnd, ( 'ahforuia
Blaachea
Rhwtm Stalna
Deatreya Odors
KUIiOtrmi
AT ALL GROCERS
Tfopujarlvay
txpcrictifiil trux'llcn unfit ilinl y clioo'.c Canadian
I'urifif truii All.iniK Mivue a moinenl't co'mider
anon to (omiort. ii.'(,(titwTwiliitifint and convcnirnvC'
icll lie reiismi why I idccu umi ships in service
' this tcnsotl. imludini; llitci- pjl.m.il liiuirrisri and
tun new AVsii-Cii''m in, hiw.i Siinly ship planx
rules (iulrs now. Ixnk c.nl lor choice cuhins l it
eruluie is tcudy' '
Canadian Pacific
S Dvmn 0ent Jifmt Passr Dent?
SST hirdbi Portland Mulmoinah Hotel llld
r.anottmtf 'uii'd Ittivtllm C.hrytm tuxJ tht Wot 14 Our?
' priwr t ti 1ft vu.iis u. AtJfc'in.rWI V. Oirth 9iU!s
i'S WjjJ b-h-C ii m tii-t At ;jfc:t.
uv.ni- ou ib- 'jMLi'k. 4. a iii-i Oti; TS'au-h- TTo-iii-
d in h fi.J -vt-JiiJ CI? S'a Is now j Nonh A.AlMa; 3n.l!nic oiu-rn
jiiox- 10 j;ruj.i du:i' ii nfi- t,. Hi on iuid-uc..
,tiuffT--4 a i33d sk urni f ounli h!. Kr.ni- iwwi.
; v-vr h. AaIjUi-, k:iinc anuni;
On Y'jj;-nlay vtojfj th- totn'n I'atm av-no--was
aout1! a tharaxi uhl'b , ,s w. Aiit; gntUtjtr aiium
k t,y oiifiK-f p o-. Wxmliinicton .vj.
i owr avI Ui town a a iw-t'on to v Ali.---fi: suiUmr giunif.
' Mx. a ix3 Xm, Jiinmy iautitriy. 'ailcy i-w
i Tut ojxie j-oilr w-r r-(.fnt ty , Anuob; ivtiiic jiuum, Jw-i.-
jxiri.'l and fjtjM-ti to rsll; Ut'WutU wtiwl bou.
AjrfJiand. il. AplKi-; jtuUuif niu;,
J Mr. Kr-J ii. WasniT, Mm. I-"ul Kiiuihi Uii.
1 Ix3k-". Mm. Clyde Voynt uml Mm.j J iiuiron; ji.JULti; nilimi;. 3H)il!
I Hury C. (lnly r'Murru-d Monday I'lci lc tw-hool iou.
j iJf-rxioon fiom an automobile trip ja. J 1 t-v -.; jMilltiir duikm:.
j h-r joury to ind'-pt-nd'-nri- io' M. IiuM; J aJi.; jnllnir. jiIium;
lvii.lt at Un' hoixi of forin.-r frl-nlM, 1 Tow n Hall.
; Mr, and Mr. Hurry Kiny. Th!, !, .N'orth OxivuJ J-nuTt: nuft-
totbr of ch imrty vjrxi t Mothcr'n , HriK pl.'ice, 'J. )i '"'. huUitmr.
j day In KuBne on thu uuixipUH, ! 1 . Huth OtiimJ 'tuiu,, null-
J whr ll-n-y have noun and duujih- Hiik plxi:. City Jiull
!lia in th unlv-rnlty. j 17. Climax: ivjititc jhuu:, :tr.
Mm. Jfartiftt KIc-IJIiik of C.ninltc Kltnw lauch hous-.
ntr-i 1m III with flu and toiifin-1 1 l. ltrty; oiXnc jilut:, kiMuhM
t hr horn.
utile oreen
i Capsules Stop
Rheomatic Agony
Prove It in 5 Dgys
ho us.
Iff. K:ikI
Town Hull.
2. I'lourwe Kwk; i ii'liiinf
pine, KyinimKiurn. Ijoii)!!1.
21. KootH Crk; ilUiif; jiliim:.
Mm. Hal Mt.VaJr will h-iiva, on
WfiintrMiuy ftiltiit for HuttuUt, S.
V., to attend a auprerne c-onvri-tlon
of lUv JaJi;hlTH of the Nile.
Mra. M'Nalr will, on her return
trip, make a yib.i to fri-nd in :Hiv-iHin) atore.
M ) u rl. 1' 1' . f o id H il I ; jj'.duiif .j ilum: ,
Mr. AnirHa Iurve of Han Fran- j Hulhfi t building,
clwo In in AKhland or Mevra! dayj 23. (Jiiffln t;rk: GrjStxs wmyk
to vinlt with h-r mother. Mm. Clara ;whool houw.
liomer on AHicou mxeet. i 2. North JarkMnvjJ: j.i.Ilm;
Cordon Iiuf field. Uavld Oaffney, pl e. Court Houm.
Jnmci I'endleton and Jack JlaldlriK.l zi- Houth Jatkaonvj3; judUtu;
iicroinpaiited by Mm. (ieoric H p ''lty Hall.
Moff.lt atifl daiiKliter, Joy, npent 1 ljiktt Oek; pt-Jilur via.
lb week end at Copr-o vlNltlfii; w Ith ' W'yant atore.
Mr. Moffett, who 1h employed at 7- Meadow; ioJIitn? flaw.
(!. ( iM.hool houft-r.
Mr. nnd .Mm. A. K. Abbott left j Medtord North Main; poll-
AHhliwid Wednesday f-venlriK to ln P'' . Ku-htner Garaxe.
vb.lt at I'urtliiiid and l.onview.' 2'J- MtsAtnnl South Main: noU
Waitli, They will vlult their fon!1" I'". J'eebler A Hwenion Fur.
TfifBT with i itp In the wnrlfl
TAtsr. i-rmcF u'-h nuit-k and ccm-ItfC-e
r'liel iuni the pain tnd inw
"t.t: iiiil. t lilt- alniOHt uidK'ttr
:ite b UiOW Tiny jrre-en rupsuh
rtciii'V'T. trtun (touki to t-uuHt uk Allen
2Tiit i- unitter .
n-mt limn cine man and woman
v.lIiuiu iiitrriiuf jiieuniutmni Uu
ltMiii tTt-r-ilip down lo helibH-
HliTIirnitp the tort lire ol ttin
mnnifrO f-ttn testify to ttiiK.
j-.L ?'ou iiave tit do in to til;e one
nut, wxpHUie uh hour lor ih
Ji-Hi it;:i hnurja, the next tluv nne
n'vnr' sv r huurt. lor 34 houra, then
lit- tlirocied.
huimu: and lmltutiniiF may
In iif?"ed you nut rennnih"r It'
"tn li:.it prfH'n Cuiwute" that if
'iiHiuif ttie trnifc and brliifrinr joy
h ;iinuKuiidh ui l:lieuniuiii- Hiifftn
'tirts m iimirti on Albmrtm No. i;.
icieutl i. Xrup Htore or any rep
muioe ai'UKriHi In Annti icu will be
riidit w. Hithiii vuu.
Rupture Expert
Here Soon
f
twuod Mack, Nationally known
- ftupute t-rpert, indent or of the
i'fw CUDhtonfid ftupture Shield"
'tor trEtU, and CHILD-
HEW ix Homing tn Wlrdford in per
son to tkempnctrale his new ap-liltanue.
nnd JiIm wife, Mr. and Mm. Keith
Abbott, Who live at J,olij;vleiv.
The regular tm-etlm; of the
Iiautftitem of the Alil'Tlran Itevn
hlllon, wlildi was Krhed tiled for
KlMil)' of Ihlii week, ben pOMt-
lioned on m'founl of the HIix-h of
the regent, Mim. Harriet Kleldlim.
MiM, Joe .Mi'Mahon la vtlllnK In
ih illy with her mother. .Mra. T.
K, Holton, and her brother, Walter
Holt o it, who rehlde on Church
M reel,
Jurm-n I'endleton. who ha been
vltnttiiK til the home, of I lev. and
Mm. C. 1. tlaffney, haa Rone back
lo Kan J''raii'-tHco to regain bin
health.
Adenii nnd Dbk Joy, Ashland
hir.h ei)utiTH, will leave on Thum
d a y for 10 u tt e n v h er they will
i;h tli lpate In the finala of the
nl.'iti debate league.
(iotdon Clayromh apent the week
end In AMhland vUHIiik hlH parents.
Mr. and Mi'M. II. L, Clayromh on
HnrilHon at re-t.
M r. a n d M ra. John K n d r in nnd
ilaiiKilir Hhhiey were In Klamath
l-'allx iivr the week end to attend
the Ureal Northern celebration.
M r. a lid M m. Horn Provont on
Van Npm avenue, lire th" proud
pat en In iff a fine baby boy who
hart been ch listened 1 loin Hylvau
I'rovoftt. MrH. I'ntvost la ut Hip
Ciiinmiitilty himpltal, and both alio
and the baby are reported ua dolnK
well.
Ir. It. I.. Hurdle, I. K. VinlnK,
Central;
atore.
3. Medford North
polling plaee. City Hull.
31. .( ed f mi d Kou t h Cen t ra I :
polllUK place, Kample room HotH
Jack Hon.
3:'. Medford North Klvemlde;
pollliiK place, Lincoln achool
(Nonh).
33. Medford Oakdale; Oakdule
Store.
34. Medford Newtown; polllne
jilare, W'aNhlnKton achool huune.
35. Northeast Medford; poll Inn
place, I. & K. Depot.
3. K. K. Medford; polllnff plaee
RooKfvelt echool.
36'i. Kant Medford; polllnc
place (JuraK corner Harnehuri;
road nnd lUml Main airect.
3 7. H. W. Medford; polllne
place, 2HJ S. Oradxe.
3. Went Medford; polling
place, 117 N. reach atreet,
3I. N. W. Medford:
place, JnckHon Kchool.
40. Mound; polling
Affate achool lioune.
41. Orchard Home;
place, Luke'n realdence.
42. l'errydale; pollinj?
Oak drove Hchoot hnuae.
43. I'hoenlx, lisl; pot ling
place, Clyde Hall.
44. I'hoenix, V eat; polling
place. Woodman Hull.
4G. It tick i'oint ; pnllinK place.
Hock I'oint Nchool house.
4U. ItoKue Klver; pnltlnK place,
Hiuh MathlN Htore IiIiIk
pniiinn
place,
polling
place.
47. lini-V Anil! milllnr nlnon
""" 1 1 " I Chanticleer Service Htatinn.
made tin trip to ine utac oi ino s Sama Vail'
u ooiu on Sunday, unit maiie tne wnhite Hall,
polling place,
ley; polllm; place.
approach from Klumalli Kit I Ik,
KiiMtern Oregon Live Wlrea, a
Hocial club of the Hoiithern treon
Xormul fo hool mndn up of nludentn
from the enilern part of the ntnte,
"Blood Pretiura NUrJe Ma
Sick and Unhappy"
"MISERABLE It th only word
I can um lo (Wtcrib my leclinft.
Couldn't tat, had dliijr arnlla, alept
fitfully, (ol up many tlmta evary
nifhi. On my doctor1! ordara, I took
Aimcl (aithlully for t month. Then
evarylhing waa chanfed. My blood
prnaura war, 60 dt raa lowar, appa.
titt returned and kldnaya 100
batttr."
Mtl J. W. IUANB, Ua Aq4
lml la nnt a
fntillrlna. I,ut a
natural rawh.alth
ffMt from kl.ilro
-tha asp of tha
M.auar plant un
rhaasad .kept
fur rinoTftl of
walar without
cx'klnc Rl'h In
ilamlnta, mln
trala. vtaat.
Tattta d.lloloua.
Son alcojiollo.
Maamav aap uaad
r.ulurl.a In ftlai
len Now world"
famoua. Thou
aaiida pralaa Agm.l
l.tlara and
oth.r rr.a lllr.
tura al drunlataw
Aawi im la
tfMtm.nl al
ITOMACH
KIIINKYt '
moii it
Mioh hlood
aad alKar
laalft dWwdara
yr Agml LiUrtiun al
Uciiib'a Drug blow
49. KtilllnK;
Krhnnl hiuiHe.
00. Tuli'tit, KaHt; pnllinR plnoo,
City Hall.
CI. Talent, Wi'il; polling plnoo.
IIIkH achniil lililrr.
61'. Trull; polling placo, Aih
Htnrn (nlil).
ti3. l iilnn; pulling pl.iro, Ituch
Mall.
Ii4. Watklnu; polling place,
IVnpUi'N Hull.
6.i. Willow Kpring: polling
ilarit Willow HprltigH HChool hotlHfi
fib. 'lni'r; polling placo, sloro.
Th poliH open nt s n. m , nnd
Hon,) nt s p. ni., tomorrow. '
fimtmul AnnDunccmrnt
Tw cli iiaw iM' j-e.ii.ri!, have de
vmvti my jiiji tiinf lei tiit cuie of
rujituri and now I have
Ch' ln afJitB'. I fcxT frrer
nib tit- 'T utfciorid Rutor
Kia-ii Koti"?: II yon tn an old
eucuuser ol nAwr. and utill w-ar a
trutik. call on m and I will ex
thacjre w ith j-on frr of chare.
What It la
The "Cushioned. Rupture Shield"
it constructed on a nclenttfic me
chanical principle, embodying fea
lurea not found in trusses or other
rupture appliances. It automatic
ally adjusts itself to every position
of the body and can be worn with
absolute comfort. It will not slip,
slide, or chanjje its position.
What It Does
The "Cushioned Rupture Shield"
automatically gives a Kentle and
continuous massage to the surface
of the ruptured tissues: thereby im
proving local circulation, assisting
Nature In stimulating, strengthen-"
ing. and contracting flabby
muscles; and in the average case
the opening closes In a remarkably
short time.
What They Say
One doctor says: "I have used
this appliance and endorse It as one
of the greatest blesslnus ever of
fered to ruptured people. Don't
be deceived by 'Advertised mail
order contraption with the chafing
unsanitary belts, and leg-straps, as
well as Free Treatments of salves
and medicines they nre worse
than worthless.' "
, Question
Would you be Interested, If you
could get an appliance that would
comfortably hold your rupture;
one that Is sanitary can be worn
while bathing; nnd. If you could
Re assured that you would not have
to buy any more trusses? ir so come
see me My "New Cushioned llup
turo Shield" is such nn hppliamo.
Free Demonstration
1 Invito you to comq In, have (his
appliance made up to your
measurement, fitted to your hodv;'
then, if you do not like It. you will
be tinder no obligation to accept
It. "The Cushioned Rupture
Shield" will relieve you of that
binding, goiming, uusnnitary old
truss.
Hours: 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
2 to 5 p. m. Kvcnlngs; 7 to 9
Ask for ELWOOD MACK
At Hotel Medford
Friday and Saturday
May 18 and 19
Two Daya On I y
W. a TRILL
Republican Candidate
for Nomination
for
DISTRICT
ATTORNEY
VOTE 56 X
-raid Adv.
f RED 71
I TOP I
Tht Oregon Stage Syitem
the pioncrr line broutfht
btMil reduced (ranpoifa
turn coat in Oregon.
"Ah;.h, this is what
I call comfort!
The Oregon Stages System maintains
some of the finest rolling stock in the
country. Each coach is comfortably
heated, well ventilatcd.equipped with
deep-springed, separate chair seats,
roomy, well-spaced aisles, and fine,
broad windows. Everything tht
make for the traveler's comfort is
found on Oregon Stage System lines
Oregon jgtages ystem
THE RED TOP COACHES
w
Hotel Jackson Phone 309
St AGES LEAVE MEDFORD: W. H. Cleraenson, Agent
Southbound: 7:41; 10:30 a. m.; 12:00 noon; 2:18; 5:30; 8:11; 11:48 p. m.
Northbound : 6 :34 ; 10 :10 p. m. ; 1 :20 ; 5 :32 p. m.
U roit U
LUMBER D
rAMi
238
TROWBRIDGE
LUMBER YARD
Klitmuth Kit Us Struhoin ruil
iioiM, will build 16 Vi -mile pxtenslon
nn Spruvup rlvor.
ONYX
POINTEX
HOSIERY
For Women $1.95
trxi
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phono T5 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
EAGLE POINT ITEMS
The ProHliytrrlnn ladlm will mrve
a rhlrki'ii illnnr KiUlay. th IHth.
election day, nt the Urown hall.
lon't full to make plans for tnklnft
your family dinner with the lad lea
on that day. j
Ir. Mnrttun prnrhed the hnra-
latirrnto aprtnoii lnt Sunday. There!
are noven hon nnd two Ktrln In'
the nrntor rlnM thin yrnr. Ned j
Koroman, WHItnm Miller, 1'aul San-j
do, Gwendolyn Hrophy, Uonjamtn i
lli'llnwn, Frank rotlOKWW, Ittai
llonMiaw, Alfred IMelo and Kldrrd
MutiKolfl.
Wedncuday nlht the claim day
exnlp will conclude with nro
iiram at thr (lrm?r hall whlih will
he open to the puUlc and on Friday!
evening- the comTiiencement eser-j
elw will he held In the PreNhy-!
terlnn chuirh. O
Thin 19:'t claM Ik thn larireM
eliun our hlKh nrhoA htt ever Rrari-1
uated nnd we tfro eiceedlngly j
proud o( l hem. 1
The Future of the County Fair is at Stake
Vote . 300 X Yes
For County Fair Levy
o
Qn Special Ballot Friday