Medford mail tribune., June 19, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

MEDFORD MaTD TRIBUNE, frfEDFOIiD, OBEfi OS. - TUESDAY, - .TTJyE 19, 1928.
PJGE EIGHT
!ok! have o
5?
YELLOW
MASK?" I
; ink ill Your Mirror. Are Your
live ly Whit a Teeth Ovrraliad.
' ..I t.v i. Yelluwixh Hue? Then
? i i"i.:.
: lI'UII I HIBa
! ftTHY Is it that doily hrnidiing. fail to
W ri-inovn that Hnliecoiiiiiig yruowisn
iifie from )nur teeth
' We'll trl! you. In your saliva ia a 'liquid
. niK iil. I hn has gll"1" 10 your leein una
anli'iiml. I'iirniiiij!ntliin,(!lupynwk niflit
h.r ihe while enamel. Food. rofleo ami
lai . o luvo stained tliis niaklt yellim.
Tliniicli it Ismurnsoftcrtlumtooth enamel.
nlinury dentifrices cunnot remove it. They
-...- 2. A .1 I.A. ....II Mnll.ll.
lil 1 ifnil ocr 11. ami iiicj m ...,.,..
1 that hei auw! a special, non-piltr sub-
tjliro must lie lined to tianisll Iliac 1 enow
la.-L" nuil free the hidden liitenc,j.
Thii milnunea is "Tri-Calriii.ii Phoi.
bate." Foremost dentists ne it for the.
leaning and polishing of diflieulMo.wllilen
i th. jt ean't harm the most delieato enomej
hut it certainly goes after "Y ellow Mk!" ,
: Now here's the plod tidings! Dental seience
us Hiireeedeil in componinu; a tasty, fragrant
Kill paste of this wonderful "Tri-( lalcium
'liiniitiutc." So its magic can work for you
ail)! .
TliM new denlifriroisOnPnOSTOOTli
'AS'l'E. Yon will want to try it immedi
lely. A million women nnd men have for
aki n old-style dentifrices for OKPHOS In
'in Iut six manllu olone. Demists every
here ere advising patients to nsa it. Its
'iihlie and professional reception is over
.helming. OtlPHOSwill delight yon. And we know
t will make your teeth gleam. But we go
under it'ir guarantee it. Buy a tuba ol
llll'HOS today. Try it 20 days. If, by a
ingle ehanre. It fails to give you theglori
us whiteness you expect.return the unused
art of the lube to your dnlggist und receive
our money back, now go alter I enow
told"
Orphos
I TOOTH PASTE
i Removes "Yellow Mnslc"
Sm Francisco
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Sacramento, f 10.B0; R. T. $18.25.
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fornia, cities ulna to Houthwest
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offers so much In scenic enjoy
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: ; McdrartL Oregen V
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.HiieH free textbook on tNre tTe
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INSURANCE
JACKSONVILLE
ENTHUSIASTIC
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i
JACKSONVILLE, Juno lit. '
(Special.) M rM. Krunlt Ankeny of I
Klamath Palls la hero visiting her,
sister-in-law. Mm. Corn Crump, !
(and attending tho Advontlst camp j
Air. nnd Mrs. John Pnrnoll nnd
keiii Junior nnd MIsh McCully mo-
lioipd to AHhland Hunrtay nrtfinuon t
and called it l tho horn of M tm, J . I
'H, i'arKonn. j
j MIkhoh Huth and riorfnoo May)
'Hovfrence nttmled a party In'
jModford Thursduy pvonlnR. nlvon j
by Jr. and Mra. It. R. Johnnnn In;
th'ir honor. j
.Mr. und Mm. Arthur lwl and I
Hon Cnrol woro vlnltom nt tho John I
Mntnoy homo on tho ApploBate
Hunday.
Mr. nnd Mm. it 11 1 Manning of
Mnmhflold, Ore., who were utop
plriK at thn H. K. DunnlnKtnn home
while nttondlntf tho Advontlst
meetings hern, returned home
Mondny.
P.oy Ulilch nnd family from
AHhland wore cnllem In our city
Sunday.
Mm. Ralph JonnlnRH, who lives
on tho JnekHonvllle highway nnd
.Mm. Hell HIchnrdKon vlHlted on
Applejfute Friday. -
Mm. Horace Vennnle, who nan
hoen cookinK for the erow of men
at the granite quarry Houth of
Atdilnnd nan returned to her home
hero. ,- ..i
rha. Griffith and nuMBOll Clrif.
flth of Klamath FuDh were viHltlnn
frlenda here Kundny. t
Mr, -nnd .Mm. ,T. O. NnrrlH, Mm.
H. K. DunnipKton and Mm. Cora
White made u trip to the Three
Onka orchard Thursday evening.
J. C. lunnford of tho-XL
)oiiKhnut Co,. In Klatnath Falla,
Hpent the week end here with his
family. , , w,
Mm. ii. ?. lierKin of Portland
and her daufchter .-Mm. Ouy L.
Haven of. HHverton were dinner
KueniH Kundny at 1110,1'. C. Nonli
home. . it . i . i., - : '
Mm. Fred Hutcher and Mm,
Kthel OlMon.wero Medford Hhop
pem Saturday eveninK.
Frank Hoono and HiHtcY, Clolda
Iloono were viHltom nt CroHcent
City Hunduy.
Mr. and Mm. T. C. Norrla were
Medford vlaitom Sunday evening.
Mm. Harold Crump returned
from tho lofcxlntr vamp on Apple
Bate Kut urday. 1
Mm. Oacar IjbwIh nnl Mm. fleoj.
Maxwell went to AHhland Humlfty
to attend' a h!x wnekH hihhIoii of
Hummer Hclmol nt the Normal.
lter. and Mm. Kliner MaoVleker
returned Saturday from a ftAv duyH
viHlt with their dntiKhter nt Han
don, Ore,
Cleoigo Maxwell came In from
hlH work on Korest Creelc to Hpend
the week end at his homo here.
Mr. and Mm. V. T. Wllfton 'nnd
son Or vllle rehirni'd from Portland
Hunduy.
Much interest In helng manlft'Ht
ed by thn large rrowdH nltendliiK
the Seventh Day AdventlHt meotliiK
here. All Hpeak very highly of the
fine Hernimm and munlc. f
Mm. John Orlh und daughter
MIkh Kllnore wa a repent visitor
at the home of her HlNter, Mm,
Cora Crump,
Mr. and Mm. IMoyd Waterman
and children moved to OrantN Pahh
Fllday.
.Mm. Humid n-ump I (" Sunday
evening for Mnim o u t h, Ore.,
where hIio will nttend eummer
school.
Kuy NelHon of Klamath KallM
and MIkh Kmlly McHroom motored
to AHhland Saturday evening.
Mr. und Mm. (leorge Maxwell
Were Medford Hhoppem Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mm. Arnott went to
Kin math KuIIh Saturday for u few
dayH vlwlt with relativeH.
Mm. Kd Severenee und daughter
MIhh Huth were In Medford Frldny
evening.
I A. S. Jlannant nnd family of
, Klamath Kit I In, who have Uf'en
here over tho week end attending
the Advent iNt camp meeting re
i turned1 home Sunday ewning. Mr.
jllunnnnt in MalcHiimn for the
t Super-Maid Aluminum wore.
Mr, and Mm. Cleorgo Allen of
AHhland nnd Mm. M, H. Mathewn
of Kellogg.: Idaho-were vlnltom nt
the U, T. Wllfton home Thumrtny.
Mm. W. (Inge, former realdent of
Jackaonvllle und now living at
Cnauille, Ore., wan an over week
'end guent ut the home of Mm. M.
L. NelBon und Ih now enmping here
and attending the Adventlst meet
ings ! Mm. W. A. Childem nnd daugh-
tem Muxlne and Mm. Kvelyn
Comhtt left Suturdny for Ml. Hhnstit
City. Calif., to vitdt Mm. t'hlldem'
daughter. Mrs. Thelmu Jonea.
Severn! of the hoyH of Troop 35
of Jaekrionvlllo went out to the
Hcnut rump on the Applegate
whero they will Hpoiid from flne to
two weekft enmplng.
Mr. nnd Mm. O. C. Stunwnod of
finld Hill were vlHltni'i Sunday ul
the home of their piirontN., Mr. ond
.Mm, M, C. Stnnwtirtd of .laekKon
vllle. ERROR IN WHEELER CO.
VOTE CHANGES RESULT
SAI.KM, Ore.. Juno 111.
Detection of 311 error 'In the enn-
vohk of the Wheeler foniily vote
' by the Wheeler county clerk re-
ItealH that Jnmes t). Mnrns or Con
1 don has been elected n dolewule
i to the democratic nntlonnl con
I ventlon Instead or M. M. Hill nt
I Hood Hlver. The error wns made
i known to the secretary of slate
' yestenlay mid the result Is that
Hums received a lotnl of 3.177
rotes In the second district or 26
mnre than Hill who received S.irc.
flOMl HBACII. lrent Mnnehnr
discovery tuny bring loon-ton mill
to Illahe.
SHIPSTEAD
I A WALKAWAY
AT. PAl'L, Minn., June lit. (A't
Nomination of Authur K, Nelson of
St. Paul an republican candidate
for Vnited HI a ten aenutor, wuh con
reded toihiy by bin nearest oppo
nent an additional returnn came. In
from Monday'H primary.
t'nited Staten Senator Ilenrik
KhlpHtea'l, farmer-labor, wuh re
nominated by a wide margin in
yeHterdny'a Htato primary.
The democratic candidate f or (
senator, (leorge 11. CuMhmnn of St. i
1, oiils, with no opposition, was nu-
FOR
'EN
century
' .
MORE
adding "."
v$jWfmmBM lv friendly.
nr
I
romfttfcally nominated, a were all
candidates on that paty ticket.
Senator Hhlpsteiul' cenominutlnn
' wah the walkaway hit supporters
hnd. predicted n.! he ran hetter
j than 10 to J over William "Wat-
kins of Mineapolls.
Governor Theodore ChriKtlan-
son'g renomlnatlon oh, 'the. repuh-1
Hcnn ticket was on a basis of to-on
than 2 to 1 over Ocorgo T. Slmp
sfjn of MinneMpolls. . .
lrgvs Indian. MiftNiong
I) R T Ii O I T , June . Jtt.
Churches of the Northern Ltaptist
convention were urged toduy by ;
Or. Fank A. Smith, Hecrctary ut
missions of the Jlaptlst Homo
Missionary ' siiclety of New Vork, 1
to provide missions for 1 0.000 ,
Indians in five areas in northern
California, Nevada, Okluhoma' and i
Montana, ul)m-nted by other evan-;
gellcnl bod Ins to the Baptists. '
MEN, WOMEN and
million people know fraternal insurance means pro
tection. 1 ens or thousands know Artisanship means
PROTECTION PLUS! For more than a third of a
trie United Artisans Life Association has given its
growing membership this, PROTECTION PLUS.
It is one of . the Wealthiest per capita of all fraternal insurance organizations;
operated on a mutual, non-profit-making basis; is non-political; non-sectarian;
demanding only the requisites of citizenship and friendship; serving old and
young alike. . , .-(,.: ':v;;-.;-:;.i.-v.r..'
True To Its Aim
' Its aim has been full insurance pro
tection at a lower cost for men,
women and juniors-, combined
with the service and friendship of
true fratenalism. Artisanship has
reached this aim for more than a
third of a century in serving its thousands
and tens of thousands of members. Artisan
ship offers you this same PROTECTION
PLUS. This friendly service has grown from
an ideal to an outstanding reality until every
Artisan knows the full meaning of it.
' You, too, can and should enjoy this PROTECTION PLUS ARTI-
, SANSH1P. Investigate now and learn how much you will gain for V -
.. yourself and your family for so little in this association.
1 .ILiftb A
608 Artisans Building
THAN A THIRD OF
SE!
POItTI-ANO, Maine, June 19. ,
yp) The Cnltcd etaoshnlluetuohr !
JP) I'nlted' Btntes Senator Fred- 1
crh-k Hale was renominated for ftj
third term In tho republican, pri
mary yesterday, easily defeating
(.overiior Jialph O. P.rewster. Ira
(1. Jlersey. repuhltcaii, who Is serv-:
ing his sixth term as representa-
tivefrnm the fourth district, was
defeated for rcnomin.itirtn ly Don
ald W. Snow, a Dangor attorney.
In a four-cornered contest in the
republican nomination for pnver-
Back of
Care and
h
contacts educational benefits that
make for broad and constructive outlook on
human activities these are a few of the
friendly services Artisanship offers. There
are many others.
V. M. (Jack) HAMILTON
District Manager for Josephine and Jackson Counties
nor, William Tudor Oardiner,
wealthy resident of (iardiner nnd
former siieuker of the Maine house
of representative.-, received more
votes ihun hla opponontu combined. ,
There were no contests tor the
major democratic nomination. TTie j
nominees ore: Kor senator. Her-'
bert K. f lolmes, I.ewiston, nn ut-1
torney; for governor, Kdwnrd C.
Moran, Jr., liockland merchant.
Xoticr.
The nnnual meeting of School
Dist. No. 3 6 will be held at Agnte
Hchoolhouse, on June '18, nt 8:30
p. in., 'at whiclr tlmf the voters
will vote upon the question of in
stalling electric IfuhtH in the school.
Mr. Moore find Mr. -Leever will' he
present to explain any questions In
regard to same.
DKIXA M. W H ETHTO N fj, 1
Clerk, School Diat. No. 16.
Clftpqifjpd advertising getsesulta.
JUNIORS
A Handclasp
attention for thfe sick and
7.
aged assistance for the bereaved
helpful hands lifted to aid the help
lesssocial activities for young and
old creation of helpful business
ciaithKiMiu
0
CENTURY OF FRIENDLY PROTECTION
STREET FIGHT FATAL
TO PORTLAND MAN
POHTr.AND, Ore., June 19. .T)
D. C. Marvin, 3, died. today from
injuries said to have been receiveil
In a street fight the niht of June
11. Police began search for two
men, who were declared by mem
bers of his family to have been
involved in the alteroavion. One
was' a sailor and 6ne was a long
shoreman. Marvin was brought to his home
with his face badly beaten and
bruises on his head. He was treat
ed by a private physician. Sun
day his condition became critical
nnd he va taken to a hospital.
1 t - . -' .
Tangible evidence of the solidity
of purpose and of resources of
the United Artisans. The Arti
sans Building a modern office
building in the heart of down,
town Portland; the Al-Aiar
Temple one of Portland's finest
fraternal halls; the Artisan's
Home, where comfort and plenty
are brought to the homeless and
needy. . N
Portland,
Kodak Film
veloping
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Fast Mail Order
Service
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