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PAGE TWO jrEBFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1933, Society and Clubs Edited by Eva Nealon Hamilton Weatonka Council Plans Dancing Party. Weetonka council of tn. Poeehon tas lodge will open th. soclsl mn with a dance at Redman hill on pple atreet ftiday evening. October S7. The commltteee on enter iu' ment end decoration taav. Mn vary busy for tlx put MYeral days and promlaa a laatle e-enlng. with the Hallowe'en motif much In aTldanc, Dancing will begin at o'clock with Dickey's orchestra furnishing the mu alc. Refreshment, will follow dano lng and will b aerved In keeping with th holiday season. Members end friends of the Pocahontas ordera re Invited to the party. M Mn. Cleaves nonored At party, Kynnlng Home Mrs. W. W. Cleavea; formerly of Medford, now of Orescent City, who is homo guest here of Mra. Paul Kynnlng. shared bono re Friday with Mra. 8. M. Heckard, when Mra. Ryn- nlng entertained for the latter In celebration of her birthday anniver sary. There were three tables of cards In play for dessert bridge and prises were awarded Mrs. cieeves ana sirs. U, w. Conger. - Present for the afternoon were: Mesdsmes D. W. Lawton, O. M. Camp bell, W. J. Olmscheld, 0. M. Heckard, W. W. Cleavea, P. F. Burk, Dade Ter sett. Chsa. Thompson, A. B. Pessley. H. W. Conger, Albert B. Pitch and the hostess, Mrs. Bynnlng. sirs. Edwards Honored At Kltohen Shower PHOENIX Mrs. Ray Edwards, the former Sybil Caster, wss the Inspira tion of a kltohen shower given her at tier horns, 71S South Peach street In Hertford, Monday. A number of the younger eat of this community wore present. Including Misses Agnes Col ter, Thelma Lyons, Susanna Berkley, Violet Bolz, Blva Caster, Mesdames Bert suncllffe, Lee Berks, Roy Bur leson. L. O. Caster. Many lovely and useful gift were recelred. Refresh thente were served. .leedames Cleveland Am) Stoddard Entertain . BUTTI FALLS Mrs. D. M. Cleve land end Mrs, If. B. Stoddard were Hostesses to the bridge olub with an old-fashioned dinner Friday evening at the home of the latter. Covers were lsld for eight. The linen was of the red sad white plaid variety and the centerpiece wee an old castor The service of sliver and china graced the tables of ."orefathers years sgo. The ladies were dressed In old-fashioned attire. Dishes served at the dinner were old-time foods. After dinner bridge was played un til a late hour. Old-fashioned party Event of Tuesday BUTTE FALLS Mrs. D. M. Cleve land and Mrs. N. B. Stoddard enter tained the Hustlers olub of Butte rails with sn old-fashioned party Tuesday slternoon. Twenty-five guests ami, dressed in the fashions of years ago. The deo oratlons consisted of an old spinning Wheel, old photographs and old-fashioned garden flowere. The afternoon wss devoted to game and a baby plo ture contest. Mrs. Bverett Abbott won first prise. . Tea, wafers and candy were aerred by the hostesses, Meadamee Dlllard and Prvadale Oo North Mre. Frank Dlllard and Mrs. Sldon Xlrysdale left Monday morning with Mr. Dlllard, who was ailed to Pott land, the two women to attend the convention of the Patent-Teacher as sociation In Salem. Mrs. Dlllard Is jirealdent of the Jackson school unit fiere and Mrs. Dryedsls Is attending the convention as a city council dele- "'' t F. O. E. Annlverssry Dinner Enjorsd. The second annlverssry dinner of the F. O. r Auilllsry ws attended y IS charter members and was one of the most enjoyable affaire of the auxiliary season. The covered dlah Kipper was followed by an evening of dancing, enjoyed by Auxiliary mem bers and their friends, Mrs. Finch, Hostess At Dessert Brldre Mrs. B. R. Finch was hostess yes terday afternoon to members of her card club at dessert bridge, xnjoy. Sng the afternoon we ret Mrs. Arthur Hens, Mrs. Harold Larssn, Mrs. wm o. cool, Mrs. S. M. Campbell, Mre 1as Watson. Mrs. Howard Person and Mra. Ray Edwin, special guest of the club. Miss t-owry Will Attend Homecoming Msny members of the younger set as well as Oregon Statte college alumni, ere making extensive plans for this week-end, when homecoming will be held on the Oregon State cam pus. Among thoss Invited for aped si fai tlrltles Is Mlsa Luelle Lowry. WHITMAN'S Hallowe'en Candy Olre someone t colorful bog of randy to express the hsppy boll dsy sentiment. Candy Is a girt which thru the yean has slssja spoken a ro mantle message. 4a VJ, DRUG STORE M K Central Misses Ferry Enjoy School Days at Stanford Friends In this city of the Misses Frances and Elisabeth Ferry, twin daughters of Mr. and Mre. Di H. Ferry of Rogue River, are Interested In learning that they srs snjoylng school st Stanford university this year. The girls entered Stsnford ss freahmsn this fall, bsvlng graduated from Med ford high school Isst June, and find campus life In the south In keeping with their highest expectations, ac cording to Utters received by local folk. Mrs. TTold, floateas To Book Club Mrs. Jonas wold wss hostess Friday to members of the Book olub at luncheon end a plesasnt afternoon Mrs. Rswlss Moors wss guest of the club for the occasion, Hustlers Club Meets Thuredsy The Hustlers club wtll here a pot luck luncheon at the home of Mrs. Craft next Thursday, October SS Comforts will be tied In the after noon. Mrs. Haielrlig to' Visit Friends In Portland Mrs. Sue Haselrlgg left on the Shsata this morning to visit friends In Portland for an extensive period. M St. Mark's Guild To Meet Friday There will be a meeting of St. Mark's Guild tomorrow afternoon at 2:80 o'clock at the Oulld hall. Tea will be served following the regular meeting. -f- Market? Mveitock. PORTLAND, Oct. 3fl, (glP) Cat tle: SO; c&lvea, 70; itt-dy, unohangod. H0O8 800; itendy to weak. Light weight, good and choice, 4 2644.80; feeder and stocker pipe, good and choice, ia.65ft4.2fi. Others unchanged. CHEEP 300; ateady, unchanged. : Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Oct. AP) About S cents a bushel downturn In the Chi cago wheat market today resulted from Intermittent selling pressure that wai ascribed largely to yester day's buysrs. An sdvsnce of 16 cents tn the United States official quotation on gold was apparently not enough to stimulate any aggressive buying of wbeet or other cereals. A nottcssble disposition in various qusrters wss shown to reesllze proflte on holdings. Whest closed unstsble, cents under yesterday'a finish, corn un chsnged to I cent lower, oats l-3 cents off, and provisions unchanged to 37 cents decline. Open High Low Close Deo. V A7 J5!4 Jto'A-li May .DO'i S A&V July ST M .05 li .85 li- Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 28. (API Wheat: Open High Low Close Msy .7714 .774 .7 .78 Deo. .72 .12 .70 .70 Csshl Big Bend hluestem Dsrk hard winter, 13 pet. 11 pet. Soft white Western white Hard winter - .eo Northern spring Western red Oats: No. 3 white, 23. Corn I No. 3 B yellow, S39..S. Mlllrun: Standard, 14. Today's car receipts : Wheat, 83; flour, 31; corn, 8. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Oct. 38 (AP) But ter Prlnta, extras. 34c; standards, 23o lb. BUTTEHFAT Portland delivery: A grade, 31c; farmers' door delivery, 19c peT lb.i swset cream 8c higher. EGOS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling price! Fresh cxtrs speolal, 31a; extras, 30o: standards, 34c; me diums, 39c; pullets, 18c do-en: firsts, 28o; mediums, 30o doz.; undergrade? 14c; pullets, 14o. POTATOES Local white and red, SI. 051.18: cental: Yakima, 1.25 1.30: Deschutes. 81.39a 1.38. Cheese, milk, country meats, onions, live poultry, cantaloupes, wool and hay, unchanged. Wall St. Report nkw vnnw rv-t. in ( kp stocks saggad today as grains turned heavy ana traasrs ware unsoio to muster any great amount of enthusiasm tor an, 18-csnt advance) In he prloe of gold to 631.84 an ounce. Except In a few epote, however, the list was not psrtlcularly aoft and the activity was generally quiet. The dose was assy. Transfers approximated '1,360,- 000 shares. Todsy'e closing prices tor 83 se lected etocks follow; Al. Chem. Ac Dye Am. Can Am. at Fgn. Power , A. T. T. Anaoonda . Atotj. T. si 8. P. Bendlx Avis. Beth. Steel California Packing . Caterpillar Tractor , Chrysler .. Coml. Solv. Curtis Wright Du Pont . Gen. Poods Oen. Motors Int. Harvest. I. T. at T. Johns Man. Mont. Ward North Amer. Penney (J. O.) Phillips Pet. Rsdlo Sou. Pso. i Std. Brands St. Oil Cel. St. Oil N. J. Trsna, Amer. Union Carbide United Aircraft U. S. Steel ....... 131 SO 8H 1141-, 14', 40 '4 13"i 28',, "l014 41 32 U Vi 77', 34 37',J 37 13H 48 IB 'J 17H 16', 634 10 33', 40 41V l 40', 38 40', Ssn Fntnclaco Butterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 38 (AP) Butterfat, ' fob, San Francisco, 22 a 23 lie. E A commltte of ladles representing a number of Medford clubs Is In the field today obtaining asosclate mem berships In the Medford Oleemen, it wss announced by Mrs. Oliver Over meyer, chairman In charge. In order to create Interest In the drive for associate members, the Olee men will render a few numbers at Hunt's Craterlan theater tonight and a short talk regarding clvlo activities of the singing organisation will ba msde by W. F. Isaacs. In view of the fact that the Clvlo Music assoolstlon win not sponsor sny concerts this yesr, the Medford Oleemen will present two concerts In the fall and holders of associate memberships will be entitled to at tend both with two friends or. If DRESS SALE We have been fortunate in .enuring a particularly fine seleotion of women's apparel tbla fall at prices you oan afford to pay. B'jr now and save I About 100 dreiios in this group including wool knit droBBos, three-piece twin set dresses, silk dresses in plain colors and prints. Values to $7.05. Hallowe'en speolal Friday and Saturday Printed Chulla orepe dresses, plain color silk styles. New fall colors, black, navy, blue, brown, wine and green. Sizes 14 to 44. Friday and Baturday special . KNIT DRESSES $5oo FALL DRESSES $695 WOOL DRESSES Smart new stylos that have Just arrived. Attractive materials in black, brown, blue, red, wine, green. Friday and Saturday special ' $7.95 $8.95 Dance and Party Frocks Jtirt received a large shipment of these lovely evening dresses. All colors and black. Satin and other popular silks. Just the dreases for Hallowe'en psrtlea. Mparts! Frldsy and Saturday. $6.95 $9.85 EVENING GOWNS Beautiful new evening frocks in velvet, satin, silk crepes, corded silks. More than 60 styles to seleot from. Priced from $12.50--$29.50 m Ilk mm Skirt Special Blouse Special Wool flannel skirts In all Plaid silk blouses. All new colors. Friday and Saturday, colors. Friday and Saturday special speolal S2.49 I SL79 MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Colorful Borets and Softies for your new ensembles 59c and 95c FALL HATS One group priced at S1.95 to $3.95 NEW FELTS Special price S1.49 Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Hosiery Both chiffon and service weight. Priced at 95c $1.15 $1.50 to desired, maj obtain tlx admla lon for on concert tnjtd. In the next ftw daya It U expected that al) miuic lovera In the city will be contacted but t&oee who deelre to obtain ticket lmmedl-Uljr can make reservation, ftt tbe Chamber of Commerce. The price of an aaaoct ate membership la 2, it waa -announced by Mra. Overmeytr. 4 Jean Harlow and Lee Tracy Coming In Holly Picture "Bombshell' which wll open Bat urday at the Holly theater, U the first picture Jn which Jean Harlow and ' Lee Tracy have been co starred by Metro- Gold', yn - May er. The picture la baaed on play by Caroline Francke and Mack Crane ana was adapted to the screen by Jules Furthman and John Lee Mahtn. Aa Lola Burn-, an exotlo and sensational film -JEAN HARLOW ' Star, the plfttl- num-blonde Mtas Harlow la reported to have one of the most effective and entertaining characterizations of her meteoric talkie career, a role described as being even more strik ing than her respective performances in "Red Dust," "Hold Your Man'1 and "Dinner at Eight." Lee Tracy, one of the most dyna mic personalities In pictures, plays opposite Mlsa Harlow as her bom bastic publicity director who is re sponsible for many of the difficulties in which ahe finds herself with the studio executives, her family, her fan public and her many admirers. -Locals Down from Ashland Visitors tn Medford yesterday from the Llthla city were Miss Janet Baylls, Mra. Fred Wagner and Mrs.-Crandall. RUNDOWN, LOST WEIGHT Mrs. Chaa. Pocsn Of Route t, Jefferson, Ore., said: "I became In a run down, exhausted condi tion through hard work and bringing tip my fim lly. My appetite failed, I had frequent tirk-head-arhes and uffrrd with pains in my back, lost usichf an.4 w. weak. A few bottles of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery soon had me (n perfect health." Sold by druggtsta everywhere. New tlze, tablet 50 eta., liquid $1.00. Large fee, labs, or liquid, $1.35. "We Do Our krt." 31 Cline Piano Co. Closing Out SALE BABY GRANDS NEW and USED .995 Ekbrosder. OftQ Close out .. P5iO7 .88T.50 Btsrrs: period (tOQ7 models. Close out ..J)0- I .978 Wlcle tsrlor t C 1 Q Grand. Close out J01-7 MANY OTHERS Trade In Your Old Piano TAKE V, YRS. TO PAY! NEW and USED , Upright Pianos tS2$ new Studio tl1 TO models. Close out P 1 I 7 SS0 Bungslows, new. tfJOQC Close oit OfatO Many Others From $49, $69, $83 and Up Terms on ) many as j COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! Out of Town Buyers Write for Big Bargain Lilt, Free drllvfrr within 800 miles of Medlord. Cline Piano Co. Main and Riverside Medford per week Visit In ashland Mre. Ktda Ost msn and Mrs. R. O. Stephenson spent jresterdsj Tljltinj friends In Asblsnd Leave for North Bobby snd Jamss Fowloskl left bj train today (or Fort land, where Bobby will enter ecnool. e Oeti Four-point Buck Arthur Myers has returned from a bunting trip through the Butte Palls coun try, where ha bagged a four-point buck which he brought back to the elty with him Monday night. Mr. Warner Returns Postmaster Warner, who Tuesday went to Port land on the Shasta, returned to Med ford today on the Oregonlsn. e s Opp Ooes North J. W. Opp of JscksonTlUe Is leering today for Fort land, where be will spend a few weeks visiting his family before returning to mining operations here. In Hospital Here Mrs. Don Spring er of Grants Pass Is a patient at the Community hospital for medical care this week. Mre. Msry R. Curtis t also receiving trestment St the Doe. pitsl. Call 76 tor FUEL OIL Any Kind Any Amount Quick. Dependable Service VALLEY FUEL CO. ONE-STOP SERVICE Is Your Car Ready For Winter Driving YOU CAN DEPEND ON "Firestone service To Put Your Car in Shape for Cold Weather JUST one visit to our thoroughly equipped station . . . that's all that is necessary! We will check the transmission, dif ferential and crankcase for proper-grade 'lubrication. . . Tnspect your tires and see that they are ready for SAFE driving on slippery, smooth winter roads inspect the spark plugs, check the ignition see that the battery is in trim for a long winter of extra service. . . , Brakes, too, will not be forgotten, as quick, safe stopping is necessary when roads are wet ... in fact your car will be thoroughly inspected and your car will be RIGHT for the coming season! - x . CHAINS - FIRESTONE BATTERIES Firestone Hot Water Heaters $8.45 Installed Firestone Standard heater of high effic iency for light cars. Complete with high quality motor and fan, illuminated switch for instrument board. No fumes, no gasses, no motor odors! Firestone Service Stores Inc. Ninth and Riverside "ONE STOP SERVICE" Phone 520 "Up till now, I've bought Tires at the wrong time" iiimi in Mas ,M.iai wj,1,.. sasmswiwmiMisji. I ST. S.,V . W- .. wMKix & 0 "I alws Cgured that ! needed near tires in the aprin.. "Meybe I did, after aarainf old tires throogn the winter. "Bit hem's the Joke on me. "Hot weather mekea tires wear faster. Using yonr brakss on hot, dry roads Is just like pottin tires sfainst a whirling grind stone, and that's toogh on even the best of robber. "So, when winter rolls .roond,' ths cream of the keen ahsrp grip Is already off or tires. "But roads srs two) in fall and winter. And in the worst dririog moaths ol the rear, the roads are wet sad sloppy most ol ths tims. "And It histdswoed o. ms that wst sloppy dririog Is eeay oo stont oewttrei.ThewatsrereXctt the tires from friction - sod everyone knows, rubber weera longer whea it's wst. 1 ' What really started me thinking wss the low prioee ol Goodyear Tires todsy. I manted to boy them anyhow, white theae prices last. I don't know how high thay'U go by spring. "Bat tbe big tact la I eea forget eboat tire troubles on eold sloppy dsys 1 eea lorget eboat kidding when l're got the therp new grip ol Goodyesrs between my brakes and the road end my tires will still bs in swell thspe next spring." BUY NOW help kctp meo at wo.-lc tod tt price l.o it th tirnt thtr wirt yrtr ol PATHFINDER Supertwist Cord Tire Prices compared with one year ago lite Today's Price 4.40-21 S5.55 ss.nl, lie 4.50-20 6.00 .,.nl, 1. 4.50-21 6.30 its eel-H. 4.75-19 6.70 ...n?7s 5.00-19 7.2Q g,,, lte 5.00-:0 7.45 sew, j, - 5.25-18 8.10 s.ws?5c 5.50-19 9.40 m ehsn,. When We Lubricate Your Car We dont pass a shackle until we see the crease come through we use the rlfht lubricants In each place as recommended by your car maker. C. C. Ft'RN AS Medford Service Station "YOUR TIRE SHOP" - C. C. FURNAS, Prop. Main and Pacific Highvay Phone 14 WaWUfAOTUWID OH THt PACIFIC COAST
