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PAflE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOUD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1933. Society and Clubs Edited by Eoa Nealon Formal Dancing Club Center of Interest Holding the center of the week end octal wAlrt la the Formal Dancing club party, scheduled for tonight at Dreamland hall. Dancing will begin at 10:30 o'clock and will be preceded by a round of gaiety, many dinners having been planned. Open bouse will alio be observed In numerous homes. Among those entertaining will be Mrs. Richard Payne, wno nas invited eight guests to her home. Ouy Humphreys Honored At Birthday Party The Oeorge Watson home was the scene Thursday evening of a no-host dinner party, honoring Ouy Hum phreys on the anniversary of his birthday. Following dinner a pleas ant evening was enjoyed at cards. Present were Mr. and Mra. Cecil Nordqutst. Mr. and Mrs. Harold War ren. Mr. and Mra. Walter Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Humphreys, Misses Evelyn Knuteen, Bertha Stlnson and Bemlce Humphreys and Louis Put anm and Mr. and Mrs. Watson and daughter, Beverly. Miss McOuat Feted at Surprise Party Miss Jane McOuat was pleasantly surprised Wednesday evening, w,hen number of her friends gathered at her apartment for covered dish din ner and cards. High score, at bridge was held by Mra. Jeanne Laldley. Quests were Mrs. Jeanne Laldley, Miss Hilda Bundy, Mrs. Ralph Bailey, Miss Dee Bcheffel, Miss Barbara Mc Oust, Mrs. Helen Holt Wilson, Miss Jane McOut and Mlsa Carmen Hltt- son, who came down from Grants Pass for the affair. Neighbors of Woodcraft Circle Has Meeting PHOENIX The Neighbors of Wood craft, clrole 342, met at the Grange ball on Wednesday afternoon of this week, with a good attendance. The officers who have been reoently In stalled presided over the meeting. All new officers were present. The new password was given by the guardian neighbor, Mrs. Mildred Ward, The next meeting of the olrcle will be held the evening of February 8, Mrs. Miller Hostess to Missionary Group JACKSONVILLE. Eight ladles wen present at the meeting of the Mis sionary society of the Presbyterian church held at Mrs. Miller's Thursday afternoon Plana were made to hold an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. Vivian Beach In the near fu ture at which meeting the study of the book, "Lady Fourth Daughter of China," wlU be enjoyed F. O. E. Meeting to " Be Held lonlght The Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold a monthly get together meeting this evening, to be known as family night. There will be food muslo, dancing and a Jolly evening Is prom ised all who attnd by the committee In oharge. Altar Society Has Pleasant Evening St. Ann's Altar society In meeting Tuesday outlined the work for the year and completed plans for a card party to be held next Wednesday at parish hall. Chairman of the af fair will be Mrs. Everett Brayton. Card playing will begin at o'clock. Card Party Announced Br Pythlans Here. A social and card party will be given for the Knights of Pythias, Pythian Sisters snd their families Monday evening. January 30, at 8:00 o'clock In the K. P. hall on the corner of Fourth and Grape streets. Refresh ments will be served following cards by Thomas Judge, Wallace Woods and Ed Robinson. St. Mark's Dinner Party Postponed The dinner party piauned for this evening for members of St. Mark's church parish will not be held be cause of the bad weather, but will be echeduled for a later date. Daughters Veterana . ; . . To Meet Tonight The Daughters of Union Veterana will meet this evening for regular session at the Armory, and all mem bers are asked to arrive at 8 o'clock. D. A. R News The next: three lectures on govern mental economics, sponsored by local patriotic societies, will complete the schedule for Crater Lake Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolu tion. They will be delivered by for mer regents of the chapter, Mrs. B. O. Harding, Mrs. G, Q. D'Alblnl and Mrs. M. J. Norrls, on the Saturdays, January 28, February 4 and Febru ary 11, at 1 o'clock. In these addresses, many questions relative to our form of government and the management of public af fairs are answered and their purport la to give to the American people a clearer understanding of American Ideals and policies. The series of lectures will continue through the courtesy and co-operation of KMED, throughout the spring and early summer. 1 V DOLLAR EVENT Msnn's Department Store will launch a sensational three-day event tomorrow, featuring hundreds of dol lar bargains throughout the big store. The extension of the ususl Mann's Dollar Day sale over three shopping daya la being made for the conven ience of southern Oregon people who may not have an opportunity to come to this city Saturday. The same bargain prices will be effective Monday and Tuesday, according to Joftn Moffatt. "Current prices have intensified the purchasing power of the dollar," according to Mann's advertisement In today's advertisement In this paper. There la an exceptionally outstand ing group of specials being featured during this three-day event which will make It well worth while for shoppers to Investigate when they make their Initial shopping visit to Medford since the big anow storm. Look I A regular five dollar vaiue In new spring wool dresses, very spec ial at tl.OS. The Band Box and Shoo Box. El PORTLAND. Jan. 37. UP) Markut for butter reflected a generally steady tone today. Since the normal differ ential between extras and standards was replaced on the Portland produce exchange, there has been' a better undertone in the trade. Attempt of Interests closely allied with 03-score butter to maintain a differential nf lc above standard cube stock, has failed because the general public pre fers the standard at the difference. Butterfat values were firm. Trading m the egg market con tinues generally unchanged as to price with more or less confusion stiU shown, slthough there appears a tendency on the part of distributors to get together. Market for live chickens continues to show a well maintained tone with most operators paying practically the same price as last week. Light hens and broilers continue In chief short age. Fractional advance In the price of country-killed calves, sales were be ing made fractionally above the pre vious extreme. In the country-killed meat trade practically no change In price w shown for recent days for either hogs or lambs. - There was a favorable tone for all mutton, too. Demand for dressed turkeys was holding well locally although extreme prices were not alwaya realized. Most sales of top hens were around 14- 15c with to ma 13 -14c lb. Less lower grade stuff was arriving. Markety Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 27. (;p) Cattle, 25; calves, 10; quotably steady. Hogs, 200; steady. Sheep and lambs, 560; steady. Portland Foduce PORTLAND, Jan. 37. HP) Country meats selling price to retailers: Country-killed hogs, best butchers under ISO lbs. 8-5 ',40; veslers, 80-100 lbs. 814-90 lb.; lambs, 10-11c; year lings, oc lb.; heavy ewes, 3-4c lb.; canner cows, 3-3c lb.; bulls, 4-4V&C lb Butter, eggs, butterfat, live poul try, onions, potatoes, wool and hay, steady and unchanged. 4 Wall St. Report Stock gale Averages, (Copyright, 1033, standard Statistics Oo.) January 27 SO Ind'ls Today : 3 8 Prev. day ...- 83.1 Week ago...... 63.1 Year ago 63.1 3 Vrs. ago....!74.4 30 nit's 30.1 39.0 39.8 ' 37.7 30 90 Ufs Total 81.0 00.7 91.4 06.4 133.9 334.3 . 85.9 88.0 86.1 64 7 1764 8an Francisco Butterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 37. (JP) Cream f, o. b. San Francisco, 31. OE301 - PIECES u 1 MEDFORD FURM. & HDW. CO. Sixth and Bortlctt 0 13 Ol IOI in, 1 si rM O D Ol O : Delightful Cruise for "Miss Medford" "I- ; t . To awaken to music la heavenly, and when that music means break fast, It's marvelous That's the way "Mlsa Medford" and her traveling companions will feel every morning aboard ship on her Hawaiian cruise. When the silvery bugle tones float through the air. It sarts the day off right and what a- day It will be I The meals themselves are delect able, served In the finest manner by the moat skilled of servants and pre pared by experienced chefs who out do themselves to give the most appe tizing menus. And how one can eat aboard shlpl The sports on deck, and the fine, clear sea breeze air certainly put a, keen edge on the appetite. There are all-thsae exciting deck mase to playl And deck promenad ing Is always delightful for the sea Is so entrancing, mysterious and fascinating. What lovener slgnt coula be seen than the sun setting across the deep, calm, blue waters, unless It be the glorlousness of the moon banging over these same, calm, mystifying seas? Everyone aboard ship is so friendly, so Interesting, so different. When "Miss Medford" and her party get aboard this swift, palatial oil -burning steamer, they will immediately feel that here are all the comforts of home, congenial friendships and cordial setvlce on every hand, to make the voyage a memorable one. Don't delay 1 Send your favorite on this romantic, adventursome cruise. Do your part by asking for ballots every time you make a $1 purchase or payment on an old ac count. The merchants of Medford are eager and willing to co-operate. Oet Into the fun and excltment. Make this trip a reality for your candidate. Bond Hale Averages. (Copyright, 1033, Standard Statistics Co.) January 27: 20 20 20 80 Today 64.9 64.7 83.4 71.0 Prev. day 64.7 64.2 83.7 70.8 Week ago 65.1 63.0 83.8 70.6 Year ago.. 68.5 73.8 B3.3 ' 75 0 3 Yrs. ago.... 02.6 104.7 07.0 98.4 NEW YORK, Jan. 27. (AP) The s'tock market rebounded rather smart ly this afternoon after a pronounced selloff earlier. Losses of 1 to 2 points were cancelled or reduced, and sev eral Issues, particularly rails, pushed fractions to about 2 points above the previous close. The final tone was firm. Transfers approximated 900,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 30 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye . Am. Can . Am. & Fgn. Power A. T. & T. Anaconda Atcb. T. & S. P. Bendlx Rvla, Beth. Steel ... Chrysler Co ml. Solv. Curtlss Wright DuPont 6 105 7H 44 9 16 11 3 40 Oen. Foods General Motors Int. Harvest. . I. T. & T Mont. Ward North Amer. Param. Publlx Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. Radio ............ Sou. Pac. 24 13 22 21 14 28 1 26 6 4 18 14 24 29 5 27 26 29 Cubs to Play J'vllle Medford s Tiger Cubs will meet the Jacksonville high school team as a preliminary game tomorrow night to the regular Medford Tlger-Medford All -Star game The Cubs will play the South Meth odists In the preliminary tonight. Coaoh Burgher made arrangements for the Jacksonville game this after noon. 4 New spring dresses, $1.95 to $5.95. New spring shoes, $1.95 to $3.95. New hats amazingly lowi priced. "The Store that saves you money." Tae Band Box and Shoe Box. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal St. OH N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. United Aircraft U. S. Steel - ....... Star Meat Market Trade Here and Help Your Favorite Win a Trip to Hawaii kC Saturday Specials R. I. Red Hens and Fryers, lb.. 17c Beef Stew lb. 6c ' Beef Pot Roast lb. 8c Rib Steaks, lb. 10c Fresh Side Pork, lb 10c omendeTa7b8T5 Shortening 4 lbs. 25c Lean Bacon lb. 12c Turkeys Swift's Ham lb. 13V2C 4c per lb. FREE ED LIVERY 314 East Main Phone 273 12 fa OF STATE BUREAUS IS (Continued from Page One) early adjournment of both houses of the legislature today were changed during the morning session when President Fred Kiddle of the senate announced the senators would con tinue In session Saturday, while the house was expected to adjourn this afternoon for the week-end. The house cleared Its calendar dur ing the forenoon session, but Speaker Snell announced an- afternoon meet ing to permit further introduction of bills and to permit committees to re port out more bills for the Monday calendar. Four Bills Passed. Four bills were passed In addition to the senate resolution calling for a committee trip to Olympla to con fer with Washington legislators to put into effect uniform regulation for fishing In the Columbia river. The measures receiving house ap proval included provisions for the state highway commission to acquisi tion of rights of way, an amenda tory measure; a bill further defining adulterated food; a bill providing for disposal of obsolete merchandise car ried by state Institutions on in ventories and the amendatory act providing payment of fees for filing of trade marks. The house defeated the bill providing a period of time chattle mortgage liens may be placed on crops. 4- JVILLE TONIGHT The Medford Gleemen will motor to Jacksonville tonight to attend the meeting of the Jacksonville Orange at the old county court house, where the program for the evening will be presented by the local chamber of commerce. The Gleemen, under the direction fo James Stevens with Sebastian Apollo as accompanist, will sing a group of songs, and W. S. Bolger, W. A. Gates and C. L. McDonald will be speakers of the evening. A caravan of Medford people Is ex pected to accompany the group to Jacksonville, a cordial invitation be ing extended all by the Grange. 4 Fine and Costs For Old License Plate Mrs. Agnes I. Merrill of the Central Point district was fined 10 and costs In Justice of the Pesce W. R. Cole man's ocourt this morning, on a plea of bullty to operating an auto with an Improper license plate. Mrs. Mer rill was charged with having a 1932 California license plate on her auto. COUGH DROP . . . Real Throat relief I Medicated with Ingredi ents of Vicks Va'-f&ub -J SALE ENDS TUESDAYJJ CLIME'S AMAZING OFFER Here Is the most liberal plan' we have ever offered or ever heard offered. There are no strings attached-No red tape-No delay-No extra charges or Finance Company to deal with. KO MONEY DOWN o IJL ...a.. , . J Uprights $3 a Month Open Nights Baby Grands $7 a Month o Come in and select the piano you like here on our floor, we will send It out at once. Pay 13 a month on uprights and players, or 7 a month on a baby grand, for six months, then apply all you have paid as first payment on purchase. Arrange easy terms on the balance, to suit your convenience, as long as 3 years If you wish. WHY NOT come In and talk It over. But don't be too late we want to have all these pianos delivered before 9 p. m. Tuesday night, January 31st. NO MONEY DOWN Trade in your old piano, radio, phonograph or other musical Instrument NOW at full present cash value. Cline Piano Co. Piano Distributors on the uoat MAIN AND RIVERSIDE Sparta Bldg. rhone 41B. Medford. Oregon OPEN EVERY EVENINGgTJ' Largest Exclusive FACTORY WAREROOMS Ss) Oif THERE'S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SNIDER'S SWEET CREAM S3 V" 1 i l " ' hi A J UTTER Snider's Butter TASTES better than any other brand of butter or cheap substitutes. It contains vitamins essential for health, energy and beauty. "If It's Snider's, It's the Best to Buy." Snider Dairy & Produce Co, Why Not Today? Readjust your expenditures according to your income. ONE DIME PACKAGE of Fischer's Gold Medal Fresh Egg and Milk Noodles WILL SERVE 6 PEOPLE with plenty of Vitamin A, B, 0, and D. A PRODUCT WITH A REPUTATION SINCE 1764 It contains no starch, therefor It Is not fattening, hut muscle and strength bnlldtng. Ask for "8 WAYS TO PLEASE YOUR HUSBAND" the famous noodle cook book. At yonr grocer very store has them. These Final January Prices Will Be Effective Saturday ONLY! Don't Overlook These Savings! BUY SATURDAY and SAVE! Winter Coats All of our smart winter coats divided into two groups for final clearance tomorrow. GROUP I: Fur-trimmed coata and tweed aport coats. Values from $19.75 to 139.75, Saturday only $Q.85 GROUP II: 30 beautiful fur-trimmed win ter coats. Fox. caracul and wolf collar and euff sets. $49.75 to 65 values. Saturday only $14.95 Dress Clearance There are two groups of dresses at final clearance prices. You'll find evening frocks, afternoon dresses, dresses for office and street, silk dresses GROUP I: Values to S13.30. Final sale price $3 .00 GROUP II: 811k dresses that were as much as $34.75. Saturday only $5.00 Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Hosiery Service and Chiffon, sizes 8,J to 10!i. Regular price 75c to (1.35. Final Sale Price 69c 2 Pr. for $1.00 Silk Undergarments Silk Pajamas. Silk Gowns, Silk Crepe slips. Regular values from 2 98 to 15.95. Sale Price $1.98 SPECIAL SALE New Spring Knit Garments SWEATERS All Tool. New spring styles and colors. 77c KNIT SUITS Two-Piece Knit Suits. New spring styles. Sale Price $1.98 KNIT DRESSES New Spring styles and colors. Sale Price $3.88 and $4.88 KNIT SUITS Two-Plece Knit Suits In many new fabrics, new styles, spring colors. Special Price $3.88 and $4.88 il! assMMstsii nsr , mrsji iiMnal
