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ilEDFORD SOIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1933.
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Society and Clubs
I -for Nealon Hamilton
Mrs. Aiken, Hostess
At Two Brldg Parties
Mrs. Balm Aiken IU hostess Wd
nesday at two bridge events at th
Walker homt on Ross Court, and wai
assisted In entertaining by her sis
ter, MIm Winifred Walker.
In th afternoon a number of
friend were Invited In for dessert
bridge. There wera threa tablaa of
oarda In play and Mra. W. A. 'follo
wsy waa awarded flrat prlre for high
score. Th aacond prlra want to Mra,
Roland Smith and tha traveling prus
to Mra. Bay Wright. Quests wara
Mesdames h. C. Oarlock, Pred Schef.
fel, W. A. Holloway, Roland Smith,
Roland Hubbard, H. M. Welahaar.
Clarence fry. Bay Wright, Tim Dally,
Tootale Royce, Warren Butlar and
Carold Parker.
Bridge waa also enjoyed at the Wal
ker noma In the evening, with prlaee
going to Mra. Ed Feldman and Messrs.
cole Holmea and Walter Olmscneid.
Questa In the evening were Mr. and
Mia. Edward Leach, Mr. and Mra. Wal
ter Olmacheld, Mr. and Mra. Cola
Holmea, Mr. -and Mra. Ed Peldman,
Mr. and Mra. Goodwin Humphrey and
Mr. and Mra. K. D. Rose.
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Apollo Recital In
Grant Paw Well Attended
A large and apprecatlve audience
attended the recital In OranU Paea
Wednesday evening, at which Sebas
tlan Apollo presented a number of
hta piano pupils from Mediord ana
the neighboring city. The program
waa presented in the library audi'
torlum and waa practically th aama
As played the previous week In this
city.
Miss Grace Burnett, soprano and
Instructor of music, again aaelated In
th recital, singing "Rain," by Paul
Curran, 'Vlllanellc" by Delia Qua,
"November." Stratton, and "The
Sleigh" by Kounta.
Teachers Chorue
Sings at Talent
At th city hall In Talent tonight,
th Teachers' chorus will present s
program of gongs from Many umds.
This la the second concert of th sea
son. There will b a number of
special solos given In costumes typ
ical of the countries represented.
Miss araos Burnett has kindly oon
stened to sing, as Miss Ellow Mae
Wilson Is 111. Mlsa Lola Young and
L, H. Oentnar will do a oomady num
ber which la representative of O:
many. Th little girls, who present
th Japanese native song and dance,
will delight all children. Ther are
several other especially lntreatlng
numbers.
Mrs. e'roltbach Hostess
To Brldg Club
Mrs. R. O. Frohbach was hostess
Wednesday to members of her brldg
club at luncheon and cards. There
were two tables of oontraot In play
during the afternoon and high acores
were held by Mra. A. Q. Hubbard and
Mrs, George Weat.
Present were: Meadames M. M.
Hermnn, O. H. Mnaadam, George
West, O. B. Alden, J. H. Butler, A.
O. Hubbard, A. P. Stennett- and H.
O. Frohbach.
Catholic Charity Club
Announces Holiday Benefit
Promising a major event for the
holiday season, not ao far distant,
the members of the Csthollo Charity
club today announced plana for a
charity ball to be held Deoembtr 38
at th pythlan hall, Coming be,
tween Christmas and New Tear's, th
dance will keep the Tulstld spirit
allrs through th usual laps In
events.
Dancing and cards will be th lead.
lng dlverslona of th evening and
extensive committees are being named
to assure success for the affair. Mrs
Clara Fisher la chairman of the wom
en's activities and Harry Fredett id
chairman for the men. They will be
assisted by Mra. J. C. Murray, Mra.
W. H. Anderson, Mrs. Harry Predtte,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marshall, Mr. and
Mra. Jo Dopplemeler. Mr. and Mrs
Ray Lewis snd Mr. and Mrs, Prank
DeSouza.
Klson-Renton Wedding
Event of Thttsrdny
In the Catfiollc parish house
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock Miss
Luclle Elson and Alan Beaton of thla
city were married, Father Francis w.
Black solemnising the service. The
bride, attired In a beoomlng after
noon dress of pink satin, with silver
hat and accessories, carried a corsage
of blossoms In harmonising eolora,
and waa attended by Miss Vera Bi
son,
Frederick KolMrang was beat man
for tn groom.
Th service was followed by lunch
eon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Beaton, after whloh the brJd
and groom left on their honeymoon,
Women's College
Club to Meet
The Women's College club of Rogue
River valley will meet at the horn
of Mra. Prank Newman on Collt(
Hill, Saturday, December 9.
Mra, Thayer will act as social chair
msn. The program is in eharg of
Miss VanMcter, who la going to pre
sent an original three-act play, "A
Mother Goose Party for Santa." Spec
ial Christmas music is also promised
Open House at Junior
High School This Evening.
The men trill be hosts this evening
at open house at the Junior high
school and ths Psrent-Teacher asso
ciation is urging a large attendance
with promts of an unusually enter
taining program. Guests will be re
ceived at 7:30 o'clock.
The program will include a review
of literature attltable for children's
reading, to be given by Ray Hender
son.
Olrl Scouts plsn '
Saturday Candy Kale
Olrl Scouts of troop 7 are planning
a candy sal for tomorrow, which will
be held at the Reliable grocery. Home
mad candle will b offered, th sal
opening at ( o'clock In the morning
and continuing until 6 o'clock.
antlers' Entertain
At Dinner Thursday
Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Sanders wr hosts
last evening at dinner, entertaining
Mr. and Mra. Prank Perl, Mr, and
I Mrs. Kenneth Denmaa and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. McAllister. Brldg was
I played following dinner, and high
cor waa held by Mrs, McAllister,
l ady Actlvlans Meet
For Coffee Tuesday
Neat Tuesday evening, Lady Actlv
lans will meet at 7:10 o'clock at th
home of Mr. L. L. Sander for coffee
time. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs.
H. W. Robertson and Mrs. Lester
Welsemburger. Members unable to
attend are asked to telephone Mrs.
senders at 607-J-3.
Miss Iweeney Hostess
To Brldg Club.
Miss Ksthryn Swsny, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. It. X. Swseney waa
hostess laat. evening to membera of
the bi-monthly bridge club. There
were two tablea In play, .
Medford Polk Dins, Dane
At Bonney's Grill
A no-host party at Bonney's OrtU
on Rogue river last night was at
tended by 38 members of local society.
Dlnnr was followed by dsnclng.
CANNED FRUITS
TO COST W!0RE
PORTLAKD, Dec. 8. yp) The Jour
nal said today that according to lat
est information In ths trsde, increas
ed prices on oanned fruits, especlslly
on peaches, at wholesale and retail,
are about to be generally announced.
One food brokerage company here
ha received word from large Cali
fornia Intereata that they have been
officially advised that the secretary
of sericulture ha approved the ap
plication of cannera for extension oi
the prlo guarantee to July 31. 1934,
and also for an Increase in price ef
fective January 1 tat yellow cling
peaches.
This advance will be quoted by all
packera at th aame time," the paper
aald, "and th newa of the Impending
boost Is expected to create a very lib
eral demand not only for canned
peaches but for other canned fruits
and vegetables."
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Livestock
PORTLAND, Or., Deo. 8, (AP)
LAULi oo, calves 00; slow, un
changed. HOOS, 300: killer grades 38c high
er. Lightweight, good and choice,
13.40-4 10: medium weight, good and
choice, S3 63-4.10: heavyweight, good
and choice, 83.38-9.78: packing sows
medium and good, 82.33-3.15. ,
SHEEP, 1300; steady, unchanged.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Deo, 8. (API
BUTTER Prints, extras, 33o; stand
ards, aay.o lb.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery! A
grade, 20-.lo; farmers' door delivery,
17-1 Be lb.: aweet cream, 8c higher,
EGOS Pacific Poultry Producers'
selling price: Fresh extra specials,
37c; extras, 38c; standards, 31c; me
dium. 31o dosen. Buying prlo by
wholesalers; Fresh extras, 31o doi.i
firsts, 17o; mediums, 16o dot.; un
dergrade, 13c; pullets, 13c dox.
Cheese, milk, country moats, live
poultry, onions, potatoes, wool and
hay unchanged.
Portland Wheat
Prev. day 83.S 48.0 68.9 81.0
Week ago ... "0,0 40.1 MJ 78.7
Tsar ago 83.8 33.8 874 84.7
9 yrs. sgo ...138.8 88.8 180.8 130.8
Bond Kale Avenge.
(Copyright, 1333, Stsndard Statistics
Co.)
December 8:
30
Ind'ls
. 71.7
, 71.7
, 70.3
. 83.3
. 87.6
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Rr S
73.0
71.
39 0
80.4
89.4
90
Dt's
77.4
77.3
76.4
60.6
86.9
60
Total
73.7
73.6
71.8
67.7
988
Today
Prsv, dsy
Week ago
Year ago
3 yrs. sgo
NW YORK, Dec. 8. (AP) Stocks
resisted profit taklug la most ds
psrtments today, but heaviness of
wheat tended to discourage bullish
enthusiasm. Leading Issues, however,
generally held to a narrow rang and
eome specialties even recorded mode
rat advances. The close waa Irregu
lar. Transfers approximated 1,300,
000 shares.
Today'a closing prices for 33 selected
stocks follow:
Al. Chem. St Dye ".
Am. Can 98 H
HANPORD, Cel., Dec. 8 (API-
Shot at least four times by an un
known assailant as he lay In bis bed,
J. J, Mccarty, 74, Kings county
rancher, died early today, two hours
after th attack.
Deputy Sheriff T. Ds Sharo aald
the attacker stood beside the aged
ranohers' bed and ahot him while
he slept. Four empty cartrldgea from
an automatic revolver were found on
the bedroom floor.
Shortly before his death Mccarty
was reported to have muttered some
thing "about a chinaman." His
widow, who waa asleep when Mc
carty waa ahot, explained h recent
ly had had trouble with a Chinese,
Pong Sing, who had rented a amall
ranch from him.
Officers began a search for Pong
Sing.
Sale On Salesman's Sample Line of High
Grade Dress Sport Coats, Also Swagger
Suits
ONE DAY ONLY Sat. Dec. 9th
We were fortunate to get
a good buy on salesman's
, samples which enables ui
to sell them at HALF the
REGULAR PRICE.
Fur
Trimmed
Coats
Kegular $33.00. On sale
only
$16-50
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Sport Coats
Regular $25.00, Only
$12-50
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Never before have the
ladles of this vicinity had
a better opportunity to
buy high grade, latest de
. signed, smart styled gar
ments at
HALF
PRICE
Swagger
Suits
Regular $27.50. Only
$13-75
Some Coat as low
as $8.95
Come early and get
yours.
ALSO ON SALE A BIG SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS
MERCHANDISE
Hats, Scarf Sets, Pajamas, Sweaters, Skirts, Dresses, Hose,
House Slippers, Ladies' and Children's Shoes.
The Band Box&Shoe Box
"The Store That Saves You Money"
PORTLAND, Or., Dec, 8, (API
Wheat futures:
.Open High Low Close
May .76 Vt ,7i4 .73 '4 .73
Dec 70 .70 H .69 4 .60',
Cash w.heat:
Big Bend bluestem .71
Dark hard winter (13 pct.). .73
Dark hard winter (11 put ) ., ,70
Soft white .66
Western whit .gg
Hard winter .eg
Northern spring -. ,68
Western red - ,, , .88
Oata--No. 1 white, 133,
Corn No. 3 Yellow, 3S.
Mlllrun standard, 114.
Todays car receipts: Wheat 76,
flour 13, hay 1.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAOO, Dec. 8. (AP) Wheat
futures:
Open High Low Close
Dec. .84 .84)4 .83 .82
May .88 .87 36 .86
July 35 .86 i4 33 .83
Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages.
(Copyright, 1033. Standard Statistics
Co.)
December 8:
60 30 30 00
Ind'ls Hr'a Ufa Total
Today 93.7 43.7 66.4 80.3
WHats
While They Last
50c
Coats & Dresses
One Special Group at
Yi Price
Glove Tex Pajamas
Step-ins Gowns Scarfs
Gloves Purses Sweaters
$J95
Adrienne's
Am. Pgd. Pow. .
A. T. T.
Anaconda
Atcn. T. A) B. P. ,
Bendlz Avta.
Beth. Steel
California Pack's.
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
Coml. Bolv,
Curtlss-Wrlght
DuPont ........
Oen.( Poods
Oen. Mot.
Int. Harvest.
I. T. T
Johns-Man.
Monty Wsrd
North Amer.
Penney (J. c.)
Phillips Pet
Radio
Sou. Pan.
Std, Brands
St. Oil Cat.
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Union Carb. .
Unit. Aircraft
U. 8. Steel
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Error
Th atat department made a radio
show out of prohibition repeal.
It would not glv out th repeal
proclamation before It was signed,
because It would be undiplomatic
But Under Secretary Phillips went
before a mtcrophon and read It to
th country. Afterwards he signed
It, and then only waa It released to
newspapers for publication.
The Incident was not an Inten
tional affront to newspapers, but Just
another red tape error.
Phone 543 we will baul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service
Fuel Oil
All An
Kinds Amount
At Minimum Delivery Charge
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
liae N. Central. Tel. 631
There is no one too old or too young to enjoy a good book.
Hundreds of interesting titles are re for your selection
NOW don't delay buying.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
Keg. $2.00. Speolal $1.25
The famous Rand MrNalley hook
"On the Road tn Make Relieve,"
rollicking Jlntles, colored litis
mtlons.
OZ Books. Now $1.00
The children love these and want
them all. 35 titles In the series.
Little Books for Little
Folks, 25 '
Bt oriel that ntrrr rovr old.
nrlght colored p let u ret.
Stories for Boys, 50
Kerlf of modern stories told In
the tippy, sunpenw-laden style
that boy prefer. Tom Swift,
Aviation Series, X-Bar-X Boys,
Rorket Riders, and many others.
4 In 1 Books $1.00
Four complete hooks In one big
volume. A doxen titles for both
boys and girls. '
These Great Books belong in Every Home
Minnie niogrnphlee Minute Stories from the Bible Oreat Moments
In History Minute Epics of Flight Minute Clllmpsee of American
Cities and others. Full page Illustrations, Price $1.00.
New Fiction, $2.00
The best sellers are all here but
we suggest again Buy F.arly.
Edgar Guests Books of
Poems
All Titles
Round In cloth .....SI M
Round In leatheru H...f?.oo
Bibles and Testaments
All sixes and types of binding,
and prices range from S3o np.
Oregon Books
Published by Metropolitan Press
In Portland. An Interesting and
varied list of titles. .
A Book Club Membership
Makes an Ideal gift for anyone who likes to read.
Onr library la always kept np-lo-dat with the addition of new
books, and yon ran always find Interesting title.
Book Club Memberships
- - $1.50 a Tear
SWEM'S
GIFT SHOP
"ON MAIN STREET"
Here's A New One!
BEFORE CHRISTMAS
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GOATS
DRESSES
HATS
Why wait until Christmas? Have
your new garments to wear for the
Holidays. ' The hundreds of women
who attended the Cinderella Shop's
recent sales were amazed at the
values . . . And now for Saturday's
selling we haTo planned greater Tal
lies than ever ... Be here when the
store opens.
On Account of Drastic Reductions
All Sales Cash All Sales Final
Items Not Advertised May Be Charged As Usual
Fall and Winter
DRESSES
$1.95
$3.95
$695
$9.95
$12.95
Silk and Wool Dresses
Formerly to $0.05 ...
Silk and Wool Dresses
Formerly to 58.75 ,, ,,
Silk and Wool Dresses
Formerly to S14.95
Silk and Wool Dresses
Formerly to $19.75 ,
Smart Silk Dresses
Formerly to $24.75
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Fur Trimmed
COATS
Our $19.95 Fur Trimmed Coats t 1 f QC
On Sale for 4) U.WW
Our $35.00 Fur Trimmed Coats t1 O QC
On Sale for j) O.Sw
Our $19.95 Untrim'd Sport Coats $ " Q 95
$16.95
Our $22.95 Swagger Suits
On Sale for
Choice of Winter Hats
$1.00
$1.95
Any Hat formerly to $2.95
Special for -. ,.. . m
Any Hat formerly to $5.95
UpefUl for , ,, , - ,,, ..... . .. -.
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South Central.
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