POTE FOUR
JifRDFOTlD MATL TRIBUTE, MEDFORP, QREGQy, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1933.
Society and Clubs
Edited by Eoa Nealon Hamilton
Medical Society Entertain! . ;
With Picnic In Par.
. Memben of the Jackson County
Medical aoclety and their tamllles en.
joyed a picnic In Lltbla park at Aa-.-land
lut night, an annual affair with
the organization.
Following picnic dinner, a short
business meeting was held, after
which the guests attended the bind
concert. The committee for the oc
casion was composed of Or. H. M.
Shew and Dr. Harvey Woods of Ash
land and Dr. C. X. Drummond of this
city.
Guest List Includes
Mrs. Hlrkl of Mrdlord
Mr. S. Hicks entertained delight
fully at dinner Wednesday afternoon
at her home on North Main street
for the following guests: :Mrs. Lute
Stennett and her daughter, Mrs.
Smiley of Phoenix, Mrs. Wright Hicks
of Medford, Mrs. Arthur Thompson
end Miss Ernestine Hicks Ashland
Tidings.
-.
Lawrence Tlbhetts
In Ran Mateo Home
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tlbbett are
established in the home of Mr. and
Mrs Harry Scott In Ban Mateo for
turee months. The Scotts will oocupy
the home of hla brother, Preston
Scott, during his absence In Panama.
Francisco Chronicle.
Kellys Enjoy Picnic
In Ashland Park
The E. K. Kellys and the Edward
C. Kellys and families were among
Medford people enjoying a plcnlo In
Ashland park last evening.
Mrs. Tucker To
Attend Wedding
Mra. Won Tucker of Htllsboro, Cal.,
who has been vacationing at the
Tucker summer locge. Rogue's Roost,
left by plane this week for the south,
to attend the wedding at noon Satur
day of Miss Agnea Clark and Alex
ander Albert, at St. Matthew's church
in San Mateo.
Mrs. Tucker plana to return here
Tuesday, and will be accompanied by
Her Royal Hlgneaa Prlncesa Mtrta
Antonla de Braganza of Portugal,
ho has been visiting In the soutn.
and Mlas Patricia Tobln, who has
been a guest at tht Tucker lodge pre.
vioualy.
Miss Kent Honored .
st Dinner Party
Mlas Jean Kent, who recently re
turned home for the summer, was
honored last evening at a dinner
party, given by Mrs. Belva Aiken for
the pleasure of herself and lister.
Mrs. Roland Smith.
An abundance of summer flowers
added beauty to the dinner table.
-Cletchells
and Guests
Plan Trip to Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Delroy Oetchell
daughter, Gloria, and house guest,
Miss Marcla McParland, will spend
the coming week end at Crater Lake
with a party of friends.
Reames Return From
Visit In Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reames and
daughter, Betty, and son. Tommy, re
turned the first of the week from a
10 days' stay In Oakland, Cal., where
Final Clearance of All
Summer Silk Dresses
'Silk crepes. San crepes. Chulla crepes
in plain oolors and prints. White and
pastel shades. Sizes 14 to 44. Values
to $10.
$395
Silk Dresses
White and pastel colors. Beau
tiful quality silk. Values to
114.50. Final clearance
$5.88
Silk Dresses
Printed silks and plain colon.
Values to S1S.S0. Clearance
$4.95
Silk Dresses
Odds and ends in silk dresses,
sizes only.
Small.
$200
ALL SUMMER HATS
$1.00
BUMMER SOFTIES
39.
they wr (umU of Mr. Rssmes' rela
tive.,. They mad trip eouth and re
turn by motor and encountered much
hot weather, they atated today, espe
cially at Red Bluff, where the ther
mometer registered 114.
Carpenters Go South
By Plane Today
Mr. Alfred Carpenter and Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Carpenter left by plane
today for Lot Angeles to Join Mra.
Alfred Carpenter and children. Julie
and Hwlow, who have been vacation
ing for aome time at Mallbu Beach.
Mr. and Mra. Leonard Carpenter
will remain In the south for a week
or ten days, then return by plane.
Mlas Colvlg Guest
of Mtss Marshall
Miss Donna Colvtg of Weed, Calif.,
Is the house guest of her cousin, Ml us
Marjorle Marshall of 6outh Holly
street.
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DEV1NING DEVICE
Curtis Barnes, young Inventor of
this city, and son of J. O. Barnes, ;
now perfecting a machine, which is
demanding the attention of southern
Oregon mlnera, members of the as
sociation reported today.
It Is aimed to detect the type of
minerals located In an area. 40 feet
square and 35 feet deep. The machine,
a now perfected, will locate minerals
over that area without difficulty, but
will not detect the kind of ore de
posited, the mining men atated, ex
pressing confidence in Mr. Barnes'
device. He has been working on the
mining Invention for the past year
apd a half.
Barnes la remembered here as the
youthful Inventor of Medford's first
home made airplane. Hla product was
displayed by the chamber of com
merce a number of years ago.
SET FOR SALES
PAST THREE
YEARS EGGS
(Continued mm Pan One)
closing with net losses of S-.10 to
12.50 bile.
Oeneril Motors closed it I-4.S-.
off UM, whereas It bid touched
23.00.
Other closing quotations Included:
Consolidated Das 33. off ; DuPont
65. off HJS0; Allied Chemical IIS,
off aa.flO; Auburn Automobile 960, off
18: Seirs Roebuck 931, off 96; Amer
ican Commercial Alcohol 933, off 99;
National Distillers 967, off 99; In
dustrlal Rayon 94.7S, off 913 25;
Chrysler 128 35, oif 94.7S; Owens-Il-llnoU-Olus
egg, off 99.60; Banta Fe
Railway 960, off 99; New York Cen
tral 938.63, off 97. ' ,
Home take Mining, which bid bro
ken 937 to 9310, closed 917 lower.
Today'! turnover waa the largest
since October 30, ' 1939, when 10,
727.300 shares changed hands. '
Today's closing prices for 82 se
lected stocks follow: '
Al. Clicm. & Dye . IIS
Am. can .. 84 Vi
Am. dc Fgn, Power .,. . 10
A. T. & T . . 130
Anaconda . 16 4
PORTLAND BUTTER
STRENGTH;
ARE STEADY
IS
SI lea be th Hllkey, the 16-year-old
daughter of Mrs. Howard Hllkey of
Antelope, was reported missing again
today, according to. city police. The
young girl disappeared Saturday
nlghs from the Don Collier residence,
where ahe had been employed. Mra.
Hllkey told police, and has not been
located since.
Lut Tuesday, Elisabeth disappear
ed from her Antelope home and was
located by officers the following day.
RECOVERY ACT COPY
A brief of the National Industrial
Recovery act baa been received it
the oh amber of commerce and other
copies will be available in the near
future, It was announced there this
morning. The brief was forwarded
from Portland by Arthur J. Parmer,
of the industrial division of the nor
thern chamber.
Any local people, wishing ooples,
lie asked to get In touch with the
Medford ohimber, where arrange'
menta will be made for obtaining
same.
Atch. T. & 8. P. .
Bendix Avla. .
Beth. Steel
California Packg.
Cate.-plllar Tract.
Chry3ler ...
Coml. Solv.
Curtis Wright
Du Pont -.
Gen. Poods .
Oen, Motors
Int. Harvest. ,
I. T. & T.
Johns Man.
Mont. Ward
North Amer. ...
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet.
Radio
Sou. Pac -
Std. Brands
St. oil Cal. ..
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb ...
United Aircraft
U. S. Steel
80
14H
38
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38
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32
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Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages
(Copyright, 1033, Standard Statistics
Co.)
July 31:
60 30 20 90
Ind'la RR'a Ut's Total
Today 80.0 44.5 01.4 78 5
Frev. day .... 87.9 60.3 98 5 83 9
Week ago .... 98.3 68.1 113 0 94.1
Year ago .... 40.3 16.8 69.9 40.1
3 Yrs. ago 1M.6 123.1 319.3 160.3
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 31. (AP)
Strength of the butter trade was
suggested In operations on the open
market for both prints and cubes.
The late cut In the price on first
cubes waa not suggested on the open
market where all scores were held
firm Irrespective of the price shown
on the produce exchange.
Premiums over the exchange price
list continued' to be offered and paid
for cubes on the open market, while
under national conditions the price
on the open market waa Vie lb. be
low the exchange list.
Butterfat continued firm.
Market for epgs showed general
steadiness locally for top grade stuff
during the day but aome weakness
was suggested In spots for storage
and undergradea. Much storage stock
waa being offered as fresh goods.
Chicken market remains very slow
but without quotable price changes
for the day.
Considerable excitement was show
ing In the market for berriea as a
result of the sudden and liberal In
crease In demand and Inadequate
supply. Loganberries and raspberries
were chiefly affected.
There was an acute shortage of
apricots In the trade and prices on
Callfornlan and Yakima stock were
firm to higher.
Livestock.
PORTLAND. July 31. (AP) Cat
tle: Three: calves 9: steady.
Hogs: 176: steady.
Sheep: 563; steady.
Portland Produce
sessions which culminated yesterday
In tht worst price collapse In many
years.
Following the action of the Chi
cago board of trade In suspending
dealings for the day, Kansaa City.
Minneapolis, St. Louis and Dulutb
were quick to fall In Una and take a
holiday. When trading la resumed
tomorrow there win be limit on
dally fluctuations.
The action, taken by director! of
the Chicago board of trad late last
night caused but little surprise. The
reason given for the suspension or
trading wa that tired employes
needed aome rest, but veteran ob
servers saw It aa a means of checking
the frensy which characterized
transactions late yesterday.
From Shrine Hospital Loren Bsk-
- Baker, return
r, soa w 7 ' -
a to hi home in Medford today
from the Sarin nospuai iu rai.,
wher he haa been for th past four
snd a half months. Mrs. Baker aa
cunpanled her ion.
Return from Dallas Mrs. Margaret
Wheat returned thia week from Del
ia,, Tex., where ahe ha, been since
early April.
PORTLAND, July 31. (AP) But
ter: Prints, extras, 38c; standards,
35c.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A
grade, .49.60 lb.; farmers' door de
livery, 32 33c lb.; sweet cream, 6c
higher.
KOOS Pacific Poultry Producers'
selling price: Oversize, 34c; extras,
33c: standards, 30c; mediums. 30c;
pullets, I6c dozen. Buying price by
wholesalers: Fresh current receipts,
56 lbs. and up, lSQlflo dozen.
Milk, cheese, country meats, mo
hair, cascara bark, bopi, live poultry,
onions, new onions, potatoes, new
potatoes, strawberrlea, wool and bay,
unchanged,
Bond Sale Averages
(Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics
Co.)
July 31: '
30 30 30 00
Ind'la RR'a Ufa Total
Today 75.8 81.8 86.0 81.1
Prv. day 76 3 83 9 87.8 '83.6
Week ago .... 78.1 83.4 87.8 83.4
Year ago .... 57.5 63.1 75.9 63.8
3 Yra. ago .. 93.4, 107.3 100.4 100 3
Revision.
San Francisco Butterfat.
BAN FRANCISCO, July 31. (AP)
Butterfat, 35 prem. grade, 3614a. '
HALT GRAIN TRADE
TO CATCHBREATH
By .the Associated Press.
The grain trade drew a long breath
and relaxed as trading waa suspended
at all the principal American ex
changes to allow rest from the violent
PAY LESS-DRESS BETTER-ASK FOR S. & H. GREEN SAVINGS STAMPS-Added Savings for You!
Continues Tomorrow at the M. M. DEPT. STORE
WASH FABRICS ' G r
Reg. B9o quality piece goods Including all wash
materials from heavy to sheer fabrics.
39c yard
Luncheon Sets
A special showing of smart luncheon sets In
bright, new colors and patterns for the sum
mer table. , A fine choice at a wide range of
prices .
69c to $3.25
BASEMENT SALE
OF SHOES
Bargain Table
Featuring
Women's Summer
Shoes
there are some smart numbers
on this special bargain table for
Saturday shopper . . 8ea aand
la the predominating color. Val
uea to 84.50 going at
$1.00
Sandals at $1.79
Simplicity Patterns Featured In Our Basement
Men's Work Shoes
A good assortment of sises
In quality Work Shoes. Buy
now at summer clearance
prices.
$1.79
$1.98
$2.45
24 ON SALE
A special group of 14 smart summer dresses In the most desired pastel shades . .
many plain colored creations with novelty trim . . . Some of these dresses hare clever
little rapes, others with Jackets to match Values to 96.95 In these two bargain
price groupings
$2-95 a,d $4-95
Summer Coats
Dont put off buying your coat as our limited stork wont last with aueh
low prices offered during this July Clearance. Excellent material! smart
snidest He sure to see the REMARKABLE VALVES we are offering when
you shop In Medford tomorrow I Prices as low aa 5.f3 In this group
going at
Price
Closing Out Foundation Garments
Here Is a great close-out of Artlstlque and peftevolse foundation gannenU and girdles.
Some remarkable raluea on this special main floor bargain table. The prices range from
$3.95 Corselettes $2.95
$5.00 Corselettes $3.95
$1.50 Girdles.... $1.00
$1.95 Girdles.... $1.45
M. M. Dept. Store
McCall Printed Patterns make Home Sewing Easy
Only a beer that excels all others in unvarying
goodness could achieve nation-wide accep
tance as the best of the better beers.Wherever
you go,' you'll find Pabst Blue Ribbon recog
nized as the beer of outstanding quality.
PABST BLUE RIBBON
. BEST OF THE BETTER BEERS
US DTP-P-CUP.
The Home Grocery
606 East Main
'SERVES YOU RIGHT"
Phone 743
Local Vegetables
Cucumbers for Pickling, String Beans,
New Potatoes, Tomatoes, Carrots, Let
tuce, Onions, Beets, Peas, Cabbage,
Squash, Dill for Pickles.
Local Fruits
Green Apples, Peaches, Apricots,
Strawberries, Raspberries
Marquis Mayonnaise
Made with lemon juice.
Pint jar 29c
Marquis Thousand Island Dressing.
Sandwich Spread.
This Store Open
Even the kiddies prefer Rogue
River Valley fruits and vegetables.
They taste better, and especially
when their mothers buy from the
Home Grocery, everything is always
nice and fresh, i
Specials For
Saturday
Heinz Oven-Baked
Beans
Without meat.
. Heinz Oven-Baked
, Beans
Without pork, no tomato sauce.
Heinz Oven-Baked
Beans
With pork and tomato sauce.
Two cans 23c
Gerber's Baby Food
Strained cereal and vegetable.
Evenings Sundays
STAR MARKET
Phone 273
We Deliver.
314 East Main
Cold Meats make a pleas
ing variety for summer
meals and picnics. We
have a good assortment.
Buy Here Saturday
R. I. Red HENS and FRYERS
Beef Pot Roasts per lb. 10c
Home Rendered Lard 3 lbs for 25c
Sirloin and T-Bone Steaks . . . per lb. 15c
Pork Steaks. . .: 2 lbs. for 25c
Picnics . per lb. 12c
Bacon Squares per lb. 11c
Phone 273. Free Delivery