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MEDFORD 'MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH. 15, 1934. PAflE TWO PROGRAMS SET FOR Programs snnounced today for two local Institutes be con ducted at the Phoenix and Hu!i . schools Friday afternoon, March H, at 3 o'clock. The Phoenl program will open with nMialo. Tin numbers to- be: "New Little Neat" and "Six tittle Kittens" by the first grade. "The Daffodils," "The Nightingale" by the atxth grade, Mra. Baith Pish, director. "To a Wild Roae," by the high achool glrla' chorua. "Little Boy Blue," "Beautiful, Proud Sea," and 'Tog" by the Phoenix glrla' apeaklng choir. ' The addreea of the afternoon will be given by Prof. Irving E. Vinlng. Announcement will be made by O. R. Bowman, auperlntendent of Jackaon county sohools. Discussion In the high achool aectlon will be led by ,J.' A. 'Thoma'son, the writing aurvey by Clara OOldln of the Phoenix schools and the epellhig aurvey by Edna Wisely of the Talent echoole. The program at the nuoh Institute will also open with music. It will be furnished by the Beaver creek pu pils, Instructed by Lucille Reeder. a rural achool class demonstration will He given by the - Thompson creek achool. June Rudd, Instructor. An address, "The Rural Teachera' Place In the Community," will be given by Ida O'Brien of the Southern Oregon Normal achool. Writing and spelling eurveye will be reported by Una B. Inch, county achool supervisor. The round table discussion will be devoted to "Practical Equipment for the One-Room School, and It Use," led by Mlas O'Brien. OPEN FISH LAKE I EARLY FOR TROUT Irving Vinlng of Ashland, member of tha atate game commission, was a visitor In Med ford this morning, and ennouhoed that due to the probabil ity of low water at the regular flahlng season, Pish lake will be opened on April 5 for trout fishing. Although Lake o' the Woods is open ajt al times for baas fishing, the trout season there is to open May I. Open ing of Diamond lake for flahlng haa rjeen delayed until May 37 in order t;o protect the egg taking. , Mr. Vinlng said that the forestry service li planning to Improve the road into Flah lake, and eieota to have th work completed a week from Saturday. The rood Into Lake o' the Woods via Klamath Falls, la open at tie present time. &Marksf Livestock PORTLAND, March 15 IIP) Cattle: 125; ealrea 60; alow, ateady, unchang ed. HOOfl: 300; ateady, unchanged. SHEEP: 00; alow, ateady, unchanged. Portland Produce PORTLAND, March 15. (P) Butter Extras, SSc; atandard 2514e lb. BUTTERFAT -Portland delivery: A grade, 33-240 lb.; Farmer'a door de livery, 30-31c lb. EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling prices: Fresh extras. 15c; stan dsrds 13c: mediums 13o down (car. tons lo higher). Buying price of wholeaalera; Fresh extras, 16c dozen; firsts He; mediums 14c; pullets 12c; undergrade 10c. , OH ESSE, milk, country meats, live poultry, potatoca, new potatoes, straw berries, wool and hay, unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., March 1S-(AP) Wheat futures: Open High Low Close May .73V4 .7314 -73V4 -"'i July - .72(4 '4 -'A Cash wheat: Big Bend blueatem .74 Dark hard winter (13 pet.) . .78', Dark hard winter (11 pet.) .73)4 Soft white, western white, hard winter, northern spring and western red . .73 Oats No. 3 white, 120.50. Corn No. 3 E. yellow, 123.35. Mlllrun standard, (13. Today's car receipts: Wheat 66, barley 4, flour 13, hay 3, these were pared In last-minute re coverlea. The close was hesvy. Trans fers approximated 1,300.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 33 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. Dye ..140 '.4 Am. Can .................. 100 Am. & Fgn. Pow. .. HW..H.W.... A. T. Si T : 11B4 Anaconda 14 Atch. T. St S. P. 6i Bendlx Avla. ley. Beth. Steel 42'4 California Pack'g 25 Caterpillar Tract 39 Chrysler .. 52 H Coml. Solv 27'. Curtlss-Wrlght 4'4 DiiPont 06 Gen. Foods ........... 33 Gen. Mot. ...i. 37 Int. Harvest 41 I. T. 4s T. 14 Jqhns-Mnn 67 Monty Ward . 31 North Amer 10 Pennoy (J O.) . 86 Phillips Pet 17 Radio : S Sou. Pac 37 Bid. Brands 21 St. OH Cal. 3814 St. Oil N. J. ; 4474 Trans. Amer .:.......... 7 Union Carb 4314 Unit. Aircraft 2314 U. S. Steel 52 Export Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., March 16. (AP) Emergency Export Corporatlon'a bid for aoft white wheat for foreign ship ment, 7614o bushel. Silver NEW YORK, March 15 (AP) Bar stiver easy, c lower at 46c. Louis Richardson of this city hts demanded a correction from the Lib erty magazine, this week's issue re veala. Under a Mec?rd date line appears a communication from the former corporal in the United Statea marine corps. It refers to pictures appearing In Liberty with captions, describing the U. S. 6. Marylsnd as an older ahlp than the New Mexico. Mr. Richard son explains that the New Mexico was commissioned during the World War. whllo the Maryland went Into service seven yonra later. The editor, In answer, comments that the New Mexico has been com pletely reconditioned so Is therefore given first rank as a new battleship. be conducted in the gymnasium at the Roosevelt achool March 30, 33, 33, April I, a, asd 10, at 7:30 o'clock. The program Is said to be compre hensive, and gives the student s broad knowledge of the Boy Scout program. No man taking the course, it was pointed out by Larry Behade, member of tha local Boy Scout board, jaasunws any obligation to become a i scout leader and there are no costs. F Local man who are Jnterwted In the Boy Scout movement, have been requested to participate In the ten meeting planned on element of scout mastership. Eight of the session will be Indoor meetings, and are to Med ford School of Beauty Culture Announce These Prices Now Effective Permanent Wavei .$2.50 Finger Waves .60 Shampoo .25 Hair Out .25 Marcell .... . .50 Manicure : 35 This scheool will be operated by licensed Operators until State Board Inspects shop. 41 9i2 East Main St. Across from Henry Theatre Phone 84 Hours from 0:00 to 8:00 Wall St. Report ; San Francisco Butterfat , , , , . ! BAN FRANCISCO, March 16. (AP) r-Flrst grade butterfat f. o. b. Han franclsco, 36c. Stock Sale Averages (Copyright, 1934, Standard Statistics Co.) March 16: 60 30 3ft SO Indl'a Rr'a Ufa Total Today 06.0 60.5 77.3 85.7 Prev. day ... 87.6 51.3 78.8 87.1 Week ago .... 06.7 40.6 76.3 86.8 Year ago .... 68.8 30.1 70.3 64.1 3 yrs. ago ....133.6 06.8 106.6 138.0 (1038 average equals 100). Bond gale Averages (Copyright, 1034, Standard Statistics Co.) March 18: 30 30' 30 60 Indl'a Rr'a Ut's Total Today ,x81.1 X87.8 88.4 X85.8 Prev. day .... 81.0 87.8 88.4 85.7 Week ago .... 70.0 86.3 86.6 84.3 Year ago .... 60.3 60.7 76.6 85.5 3 yrs. HO .... 87.6 103.3 100.7 06.8 (1036 average equals 100). x New 1034 high. NEW YORK, March 15. (AP), Weakness of non-ferrous metal Issues and uncertainties connected with various labor situations unsettled the stook market today. Losses of 1 to 3 or more points predominated In a late selling flurry, althugh many of I Be Happy Buy Your SEEDS and ' Garden Supplies AT THE MONARCH! Seed Ct Feed Co. The convenience of our location, the com pleteness of our stock coupled with qual ity merchandise at fair pricei ihould prove our store the ideal shopping place for "EVERYTHING FOR YOUR OAR. DEN BUT THE RAIN." Not like V4 - J') " X i en so.. ijou can sat ; Chesterfields are hot like others TTO two people in the world look alike . . . act alike. So it it with tobacco . . . just like folks. No two leaves are the same. And it's the same with cigarettes no two brands are alike. Furthermore, not only are the to baccos different, but the way the to baccos are handled is different. This, you can understand. You know just as well as we do that no two manufacturers use the same kinds of tobaccos, or blend them or cross-blend them or weld them together in the same manner. We do everything that science knows and that money can buy to make CHESTERFIELD as good a cigarette as can be made. We hope you like them. They are "not like others." lesterneld the cigarette that's MILDER the cigarette that TASTES BETTER SPRING STYLES New arrivals of merchandise are being thrown into the Great Expansion Sale NOW UNDERWAY AT Whillock's GOLDEN RULE The outstanding sale event of Medford, and it will save you money to see this new spring merchandise before buyig, as our prices are below competition. DRESSES $4.95 and $5.95 The latest Spring styles and fabrics in the desirable shades going in this sale. These are dresses that usually sell for more than $10 and mean worth while savings for you. HOUSE DRESSES 98c -$1.27 ; New arrivals in house dresses at 98c, $1.27, and a new jot of large sizes, 44 to 52, going at $1.57 j C! Expansion Sale Specials PRINTS Another big shipment of those good prints in the latest patterns and colors, priced at 15c, 19c and 24c SKIRTS A new lot in the desirable shades going at $1.49 BEDSPREADS A new lot just arrived, various colors going at 77c, $1.87, $2.23 and $2.47 Men's and Boys' Shirts and Shorts in fancy broadcloths and rayons priced from 20c per garment and up SHOES (FOR LADIES) Our New Spring Footwear has arrived and is without a doubt the largest selec tion in Medford. White footwear in the desired styles. $1.97, $2.48, $2.97 and up The popular "Dun Deers", the latest in white sandals. $3.27 Children's as low as $1.69 BLOUSES New Spring arrivals of the latest Knit Blouses, for the ladies and misses, in the popular shades going in the sale. 79c, 93c, $1.00 and $1.19 J ust vhat you have been waiting for. MEN'S SHOES WEN'S STYLES for Spring at $4.95 Less 10 Discount During this sale. A real saving for you. SHOES 10 discount on all shoes, not lot prices. A worth while saving, and many other items not listed that it will pay you to see. Bargains For Men Dress Sox. rayon, pair 14c Work Shirts 43c and 69c Bib Overalls 87c Carpenters Overalls $1.69 Moleskin Pants $1.17 Dress Pants $2.15 Dress Shirts $1.19 and 69c Sleeveless Sweaters (all wool) . ,97c Khaki Riding Breeches $1.49 Spring Dress Hats $1.97-$2.98 Work Shoes $1.97, $2.48 and up GOLDEN RULE 21 WEST MAIN C tX, liasirr Mvu Totaen Ga
