BEDFORD MATU TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, JIONDlT, DECEMBER 12, 1932.
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Society and Clubs
Edited by Eoa Nealon
Junior High P.-T. A.
In Good Condition.
The Junior High Parent-Teacher
association met Friday, December 9.
at the Junior high school with the
newly elected president, Mrs. O. H.
Paske, presiding. The reports of
secretary and treasurer and showed
that the association was In a satis
factory condition and ready to round
out the year's work In good style. All
present signed up lor memberships
and all other parents of the school
are most cordially Invited to enroll,
so as to contribute their support and
cc-operatlcn In the year's work.
B. B. Pinch, principal, gave a com
prehensive and enlightening talk on
'The Extra curricula Activities." Be
developed the subject as to the or
ganizations and their financing.
"These activities are necessary to tit
the girt or boy tor the competi
tion of today.' he stated.
Two vocal solos were sung by Mrs.
O. O. Larlson, accompanied by Mrs.
Paske, Miss Arnold, school librarian,
gave an appreciation talk on "Mag
azines and Books for Boys and Girls,
Christmas." The social hour was
held In the cafeteria with Mrs. H.
Blnabarger and her committee pre
siding. Parent-Teachers
Invited to Meeting.
All members of the Psrent-Tescher
association In this county and parent-teacher
workers are especially In
vited by Miss Mildred Carlton, pres
ident of the Tackson County Public
Health association, to attend the
meeting Wednesday afternoon at ttie
county court house auditorium, at
which Dr. Chas. A. Sweet of Oakland,
Cal.. secretary of the national asso
ciation for promotion of preventa
i. itantlstrv for children, will
spesk. The meeting will open at 8
o'clock and tea will be served ny
nmuT nt the health association.
There will be no admission charges
and no solicitation oi xunaa,
Mrs. Barnes Calls
For Jams and Jellies.
um rnrneiia Barnes, worthy mat
ron of the Order of Eastern Star, has
Issued a call to all members to bring
Jam or peny to the regular meeting
of the order, scheduled for Wednes
day of thla week In the Masonic
hall.
The contributions will go to the
Jackson county commissary as
-fcrutmiui sift of the order.
Election of officers will be neld at
the meeting and a large attendance
la desired.
Methodist Group
To Prepare Gift Box.
The Woman's Home Missionary
group of the First Methodist Epls
copal church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the Some of Mrs. W. F.
Campbell on East Main street. All
members are asked to bring their
contributions for the box to be sent
to the Portland Settlement Home.
Grand Chancellor Barnes
To Visit Local Lodge.
Grand Chancellor W. S. Barnes
will make his official visit to Talis,
man Lodge, No. 31, Knights of Py
thias, this evening. All knights are
urged to be at the lodge hall and re
freshments will be served after the
meeting by J. W. Nixon, Ed 8chockle
and W. L, walden.
Grace Circle to
Sew for Red Cross.
Grace Circle of the Presbyterian
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the Field home on
Cottage street and members are
asked to come prepared to sew for
the Bed Cross. Mrs. W. W. Cleaves
la chairman of the circle.
Mrs. Brown, Hostess
To Circle Tuesday.
Mrs. Wslter Frazier Brown will be
hostess Tuesday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock to members of Merit Circle of
the Presbyterian church. Each mem
ber will be asked to give a Christ
mas verse In answer to roll call.
Baptist Auxiliary ' '
Meets Tomorrow.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs.
W. D. Roberts, 1011 West Tenth
street, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
A short business meeting will pre
cede the Christmas program. Mem
bers and friends are Invited.
Chrysanthemum circle
To Have Christmas Tree.
Chrysanthemum Circle, No. 84,
Neighbors of Woodcraft, will spon
sor a Christmas tree tor the Juveniles
this evening, to which all children
and members are Invited. The tree
will be preceded by a business meeting.
Daughters of Nile
Patrol to Have Party
A Christmas tree as centerpiece and
Jolly little miniatures of old Santa
Claus form a vary festive setting for
the dinner party to be held this even
ing by the Daughters of the Nile
Patrol at the Hotel Holland.
The miniatures of the favorite hol
iday oharacter wear egg-shell hesds.
gaily painted, with cotton whiskers
and red uniforms. Fir oones and
branches, candles and Christmas gifts
also add much to the holiday setting,
where covers will be placed for more
than IS this evening.
Hostesses for the event are Mrs.
Jack Porter, Mrs. Ralph Woodford,
Mrs. A. E. Peasley and Misses Yvonne
Smith and Dorothy Reynolds.
Streamers leading from the Christ
mas tree to each place will, when
drawn, reveal a Christmas gift tor
each guest.
Dinner will be followed by four
tables of bridge.
Mrs. Plant Accepts
Position In South.
Mrs. Helen Plsnt. who left Med ford
two weeks ago for the south, after
being guest for some time here of her
sister, Mrs. 0. O. Lemmon, is now as
sistant dean of women at Ban Jose
State Teachers' college, and very
pleased with her work, according to
letters from the south. Mrs. Plsnt
hsd considerable experience In this
line of activity on the University of
Oregon campus before coming to Med.
ford.
Phoenix Health Unit
To Meet Tomorrow
There will be an all-day meeting
Tuesday of the Phoenix unit of the
Jackson County Public Health asso
ciation, at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Wilcox. Covered dish luncheon will
be served and each guest is asked to
bring thimble and scissors to con
tinue sewing for needy children of
the county.
Muslo Teachers Announce
Subject for Discussion
"Appllcstlon of Piano Technique'
will be the subject of discussion at
the round table session at the meet
ing of the Jackson County Music
Teachers' association at the studio of
Mrs. H. I. Purucker Tuesday evening.
The discussion will be led by Mrs.
RawLea Moore.
Miss Scheffel Gives
Italian Dinner
Miss Dee Scheffel was hostess last
Thursday at an ItaUan dinner and
evening of bridge at her home, 704
West sixth street. Covers were ar
ranged for nine- at the attractive
table, decorated in keeping with the
southern European menu.
Return North.
Miss Sally Starr and Floyd Oreeley
of Portland, guests here over the
week-end of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ban-
ford Richardson of Beaty Lane, left
on the Shasta thla morning for
Portland.
Crater Lake Guild
In Meeting Tonlrht.
A Christmas meeting of the Crater
Lake Guild of the Plrst Presbyterian
church will be held this evening at
the Kuehnle home, 313 Valley View.
Each member la asked to bring a
white Christmas gift to the meeting.
POWDER
SAME PRICE
"totla4i
AS 42 YEARS AGO.
25Jncfor25$
Pcubfe lesreu.' .
Double WW
jg--J'.i.-.T?T.,.i
Informally at brldgs at her home Fri
day afternoon. There were two tables
of contract In plsy.
Mrs, Vsn Valzah
To Entertain Club.
The Contract club will meet this
wsek with Mrs. R. O. Van Valsab at
her home on West 14th street. Thurs.
dsy afternoon will be the time of
meeting.
Mrs. Barnes Will .
Entertain Tuesday.
On Tuesdsy Mrs. Ernest Lee Barnes
will entertain at her home on Glen
Oak Court with a luncheon, followed
by bridge.
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Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 13. (API-
CATTLE 1700. calves 00; steady to
strong.
STEERS 800-900 lbs. good 85.35-
3.00; medium 04.30-0.35; common
13.75-4.35; 600-1100 lbs. good 86.35
0.00; medium S4 00-5.35; common
3.00-4.00: 1100-1300 lbs. good 04.75-
0.00; medium 03.70-4.70; heifers 050-
850 lbs. good S4.25-4.50: medium 03.00
to 4.25; common 03.50-3.00; cows good
03.35-3.00; common and medium
82.00-3.30; low cutter and cutter
81.0O-3.O0; bulls, yearlings excluded
good and choice (beef) 83.35-3.00;
cutter, common and medium 81.50
3.38: vealers milk fed good and choice
5.C!-5.;0; medium 83.70-0.00; cull
and common 83.00-3.75; calvea 360
000 lbs. good and choice 83.70-0.00;
common and medium 83.00-3.70.
HOGS: 3300: strong to 39o higher.
Light lights 140-100 lbs. good snd
obolce 83.35-4.00: lightweights 100-
180 lbs. 83.75-4.00: 180-300 lbs. 83.75-
4.00; medium weight 300-330 lbs.
83.00-4.00: 330-250 lbs. 13.25-4.00:
heavyweights 360-390 lbs. 83.00-3.85:
290-350 lbs. 83.75-3.00: packing sows
375-500 lbs. medium and good 83-50-3.00;
feeders-stockers 70-130 lbs. good
and choice 82.50-3.00.
SHEEP and LAMBS 1800: fullv
steady. Lamse 80 lbs .down good snd
choice 84.76-6.00; medium 83.50-4.70;
all weights common 83.50-3.60; year
ling wethers 90-110 lbs. medium to
choice 81.25-8.00; ewes 90-120 lbs.
medium to choice 81.00-1.20; 120-150
lbs. medium to choice .75-1.25; all
welghta cull to common JW-.75.
!
Mrs. Cowrlll Contract i
Hostess On Friday. '
Mrs. Ralph CowglU was among
hostesses of the week entertaining
Prev. day 03.8 37.4 89.8 85.9
Week ago 49.9 34.7 83.8 01.9
Yaar ago 81.5 84.0 99 4. 80.1
8 yrs. ago.lS7.9 131.1 303.4 108.1
BOND SALE AVERAGES
(Copyright; 1933, Standard Statistics
Company)
Dec. 13:
30 30 30 80
Ind'ls RR's rjt'i Total
Today 834 81.1 81.0 88.1
Prev. day 83.1 81.0 81.0 88.0
Week ago. 89 0 09.8 80.8 87.6
Year ago. 87J 88.T 84.1 73.7
3 yrs. ago. 93.1 108.3 98.8 98.8
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 13. OP)
BUTOSBPAT Direct to shippers:
Station, 33-37c; Portland delivery
prices: Churning cream, 35-27c;
sweet cream, higher.
Live poultry, onions, potatoes, wool,
bay, butter, eggs, country meats, mo
hair, nuts, oascara bark and hops
unchanged.
San Francisco Btitterfat.
BAN FRANCISCO, Deo. 13 (fl)
Butter fat f.o.b. San Francisco, 28Vi
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Dec. 13. (P) The
stock market failed to respond to
bullish operations today, and after
edging moderately higher, eased off
to finish with negligible chsnges. The
closing tone wss stesdy. Trsnsactlons
aggregated a million shares.
Today's closing prices tor 30 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dyo....-.,..M........ 80i
Am. Csn - 54
Am. as Fgn. Pow. tyt
A. T. & T . 107 Vi
Anaconda 8
Atch. T. B. F. 43 "i
Bendlx Avla. - 10;
Beth. Steel . 18'.
Chrysler ...........
Coml. Solv.
CurtlssrWright
DuFont
Gen. Foods .
Gen. Mot
Int. Harvest
I. T. 4: T
Johns-Man. .........
Monty Ward ..
North Amer. .....,
Param. Publlx
Penney (J. CO-.....
Phillips Pet
Radio
Sou. pac. ..........
Std, Brands
St. OH Cal.
St. OH N. J
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb.
Cnlt. Aircraft
TJ. 8. Steel
18,
10 H
. 87',
. 34;
13 'i
33
814
... 33 14
. 14
39 H
2V.
34 '4
tv,
B'i
18H
18
- 35 "4
31 14
0
351,4
38
83
Pupils Get Break
When Pipes Leak
It was a break for school-goers,
when pipes In the Junior High school
broke this morning. 8chool was dis
missed prior to 11 o'clock and will
not be resumed until Tuesday morn
ing. ,
The pipes, frozen, as many others
In town by the near to zero spell of
weather, started to thaw and broke.
Being located In the attic, they sent
a heavy stream of water into the
school rooms.
MADRAS Fire equipment Improved.
STOCK SALE AVERAGES
(Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics
Company) -00
30 30 . 90
Ind'ls RR'a Ut's Total
Today ... 63.7 37.7 90.7 08.3
Swem's Gift Shop
1933 Membership
Circulating Library
$1 OO '
A Year
Read a New Book Every Day 1n
the Year If you Ike. Start Now.
No Charge for December
ELECTRICAL
GIFTS
ARE
IDEAL
:hristmas
OFFER
I
Jff
What & fine thing it would be to make
Christinas the excuse to buy Mother
the Vacuum Cleaner, Washing Machine,
or Ironing Machine she has wanted. No
other gift can bring the every day
pleasure for years to come that will ac
company an electrical gift. There is an
electrical gift for every purpose. See
your dealer at once bo that you can
make your selection early. Special
Christmas offers on electric refrigera
tors and electric ranges.
fHE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
OF
EAGLE POINT IS
TAKEN BY DEATH
Out Nlohola. 93. plonw resident
of the Eagle Point dltrlct, died at
hit home yesterday noon, following
&n lllneu of everal weecs.
Born In the Eagle Point dlatrlct,
October 9. 1870. Mr. NlehoU wu tilled
with the pro grew of the farming In
dustry there for many years as stock
man and agriculturist.
Bealdes hla wife, Alice Nichols, he
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Nat
wick of Eagle Point, and three sla
ters, Mrs. p. j. MoPherson and Mr.
Ann Brophy of Eagle Point, and Mrs.
Leura Fisher of Denver, Colo. HI
son. Tbos. Nlchola, died last October.
Hot. Wm. B. Hamilton will deliver
the sermon at funeral services here,
for which arrangements will be an
nounced later by the Conger Funeral
parlors. The Elks lodge will have
charge of the services at the grave.
OR. SWEET SPEAK
A large attendance, especially of
parents, Is urged for the sddress of
Dr. Chas.' A. Sweet of Oakland, Csl
children's dentistry specialist, who
will speak at the county courthouse
auditorium here Wednesday after
noon at S o'clock, under auspices of
the Jackson Oounty Publlo Health'
association.
He will speak on the relation cf
children's preventive dentistry to the
general health and all persons inter
ested In this topic are especially In
vited to attend.
Tea will be served by members of
tha halt.h .juoclatlon. who aiw aoon-
sorlng the sddress. through the cour
tesy oi tne aoutnem uregun in&ai
society. There will be no admission
charges.
Phoenix Circle
Plans Changed
PHOENIX, Dec. U.-(Spl ) Plans
for the meeting of the Neighbor of
Woodcraft circle Wednesday night
have been changed. The card party
and Jitney supper, which were to
follow the business meeting, nave
been dispensed with, and will be held
later.
The regular meeting will commence
at 8 o'clock Wednesday, followed by
refreshments served by the commit
tee, Elva caster, Lula Roberts, Mrs.
Nell Hearn, Opal and Naomi Mont
gomery and Florence Drake.
OSWEQO Improvement being
made In Interior of Methodist Com
munity church.
Pre-Christmas
CLEARANCE
of Women's and Misses'
COATS and DRESSES
All $9.98 Winter Coats
Now $(Q.9S
They're wonderful value, eren at their regular price of 90.08. At the re
duced price. It Is a value that Is seldom duplicated. Come In and see
them today. Polo types, tweedi and dmi coats, both with and without fur
One Lot $4.95
All $14.75 Winter Coats
Now $ 12-85
Dress coats of good quality and they look far mora expensive; All warmly
Interlined and trimmed with Manonurlan Yvoir, French Beaver. Lapln, eto.
Black, Brown, Green and Wine, Sites 14 to 44. -
Look! Here Is Value
$1G-85
$24.75
Coats Only
A most unusual group of dresa coats many of theae sold originally at
924.75. All silk lined, heavily furred and beautifully made of much crepe
coatings. Detachable fur collars, convertible collars and many other
novelty stylei.
111188
J Regular
s S and sem
. models I
mm
mmOm
Mm
lip "
V
Fine Fur Trimmed
Coats
Reg. $29.98 and $24.75
$19-85
Think of ttl Our entire stock of regular 820.88 and HM.75 Winter
Coats reduced nowl All are new stork, smartly tailored and
generously for trimmed with genuine For, Vtylf, Skunk, Bscoon
and Fitch. '
Amazing Dress Value
$g.39
And herel a special made to provide yon with that extra
knock-about frock you've been needing all season. There
are Jerseys and woolens, silk and rayon crepes, both plain and
figured. Do not miss the opportunity to see and buy one of
these bargains. All the popular colors. Sizes 14 to 48.
Silk and Wool Dresses
$3-95
That's not very much for a new dress for the holldsyi. Sires 14
to SO. In Wine, Brown, Hlsck, Navy and Oreen, many with whit,
or contrasting detail. Woolens are smartly tailored for street
or office and come In sizes 14 to 40.
Our Finest Dresses
17.15 dresses to go at 81.98. Dressy afternoon QC
-formal silks and velvets together, a few wool 8.PX1 aaJiJ
the very latest fashions, sizes 14 to 48.
Montgomery Ward & Co.
117 So. Central. Medford, Ore.
"WARD'8 ... the (fift store for all the family"
Phone 286
THIS
CHRISTMAS
I'D LIKE AN
ELECTRIC
WASHER
V
QufcjQ
I never even
thought of home washing
before. But I've seen how
easy it is to wash in a
Maytag. And it seems
silly to pay $omeone.eUe
to do such light work."
But don't confuse "buying a'
washer" with investing in a
Maytag. A Maytag washes
clothes cleaner . ; .faster i . :
with lets work... less wear and
tear on clothes ; .. lest cost per
washing . ; . and keeps on doing
that for more years. It repre
sents a permanent investment
in household equipment and in
actualdollarsandcoutssavinjs.
Certainly a washer is an .
appropriate gift if it's a'
Maytag. Come in and let as
demonstrate and talk terms. :
THE MAYTAG COMPANY j
ManttfwcttUT
NEWTON roead.4 1S98 ' IO TAJ
Maytag Pacific
Intermountain Co.
Ki 6th St,
Portland, Oregon
Maytag District Store
Phone 1280. .12 N. drape St.
Medford, Oregoa
Any Maytef may be Nsd equipped
with gatolin. MulU-Motor