PA'GE FOUR
MEDFORD IO.TL TRIBWE. MEDFOHD, OREGON. FRTD'VT, MAT 18. 1931.
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Society and Clubs
Edited by Eoa Nealon Hamilton
pmbjtcrtan ul Chrlftlan
Cholri Plan Concart
An interesting program of music
U1 b given by th Prebytrlan and
Christian church cholra ot thl city
t tha Tint PraabyUrlan church,
Sunday evening, May SO, at I o'olock.
The concert wM be entirely claaelo,
composition ot the maatera being
aung and played and will feature
numbers by Mendeleaohn, Rubin,
eteln. Handel, Wagner and Schubert.
The varied program will Include
ehoruaee. aoloa, a male quartet, ladlea
trio, orchestra, piano and organ num.
bars. One of the featurea of tha eve
ning will be the elnglng of "Tha Hal
lelujah Chorua" from the "Messiah"
by Handel by the combined church
eholre with piano and organ accom
paniment. Eflle Herbert yeoman will
be the gueit conductor for thla num
ber, with Mabe) 81m at the Baldwin
grand piano and Helen Jonea at the
console of the pipe organ. The Bald
nnnH i. v.rv klnrilv loaned bv
Mrs. H. Oi Purucker of the Baldwin
piano snoppe.
VI. I. n..l.,nn Rtranff Is director Of
the Presbyterian church choir and
Jgffle Herbert Yeoman oi me
The full program of thla concert
win appear in ounaajra
m.- htl. ( AiM-ritAjIV Invited to
ttend. There will be no admission
charge, but a euver onenng wm u
taken to defray expenses.
Medford Offlcera Attend
Garden Club Convention.
Two offlcera of tha Medford Garden
club, Mra. Curtla Darby and Jane
nedlcor, left thla morning for Mc
Mlnnvllle to attend the Oregon Fede
ration of Garden club eeventh an
nual convention. Mia Bnedlcor will
be one of the apeakera at the ban
quet tonight.
The convention opened at 1 o'clock
thla afternoon and wilt continue
through tomorrow. A lecture and
demonstration of artlatio flower ar
rangement by Tommy Luke of Port
land and a garden ramble are ex
pected to be two of the moat Interest
ing featurea of tha oonventlon.
Olrl Sront to Enjoy
rirnle Party Saturday. '.
All Olrl Scouts, who plan to at
tend tha plonlc in Ashland Saturday,
are asked to be at the pieces desig
nated by their leaden Saturday morn
ing at 10:30 o'clock, It waa announced
thla morning. They will continue to
Ashland to meet again at the park
entrance, that all may continue to
gether to tha scene of tha affair.
Each girl la asked to bring her own
picnic lunch. Olrl Scout from all
sections of southern Oregon will at
tend the picnic
Allons Club Meet
for Cards Thla Evening.
Tha home of Mr, w. D. Butler will
be tha meeting place thla evening of
ttie Allons club, when members gather
for a aoclal 'time and earns.
Mm. Ooodwln Humphrey will assist
the hostess.
Mesdamra Thurman
and 1'latt Hostesses
Mrs. L. Thurman and Mra. D. Piatt
were hostesses Monday evening at the
Thurman home, with a mlscellaneoua
shower, honoring Mrs. Uuy Humph
rey. The guests for the evening were
women of the Baptist church, who
had part In the missionary play,
"The PHI Bottle," which waa given
recently at the church. The decora
tion of the rooms waa carried out In
keeping with the theme of the play.
Several Interesting gamea were
played, after which the honor guest
dlaplayed her many gifts. Refresh
ment were served by the hostess. It
being Mrs. Humphrey's birthday, she
waa presented with a lovely cake.
Those present weret Mesdamea M,
L. bally, M. Howell, J., K. Lester, W.
R, Crawford, L. Stenerson, L. J. Knox,
L. Merrlman, O. A. Whlllock, O. Pin
ley, the Mlssea Helen Judy, Leah Etta
Evana, Carlyn and Muriel Piatt, Elvla
SUckland, the honored guest and
hostesses.
Many Anticipate Kerllal
Of Mrs. Thacher Tonight.
Thla evening promises to hold much
In store for all valley folk with a love
and appreciation of music, for Jane
Thacher, on of the Pacific coast's
most brilliant pianists, la her to ap
pear In recital at the Baldwin hall. on
West Main etreet at 8:10 o'clock,
. Mra. Thacher arrived In the city
yesterday from the University of Ore
gon campua and was entertained last
evening at dinner by Miss Harriet
Baldwin, one of her former pupils.
. Having apent many yoara at the
University of Oregon aa professor of
piano, Mra. Thacher has many friends
In the valley and many admirers of
her planlstlc art, so a large attend
ance la anticipated for thla, her first
public appearance here.
D. A. R. Meeting -.
At Mrs. Wilson's
Mrs. E. M. Wilson of 340 South
Riverside, will be boa teas tomorrow
at her home, to members of the
D. A. R. Aaalstlng her will be Mra.
O. B. Warren, Mrs. Bart Anderson
and Mrs, o. O. Van Sooyoo, -'
: Annual election of officer will be
held, and Mrs. P. J. Newman will give
the book review. ,
20 Cts. on Dollar
For Ochoco Bonds
PORTLAND, May 18. (AP) Set
tlement with holders of Ochoco Irrl.
gatton district bonds In eastern
Oregon at approximately 90 cent on
the dollar will be effected through a
loan of 3B9,ua from the Recon.
structlon Finance corporation and a
voluntary cancellation by the state
of Oregon of a debt due It from the
Irrigation district.
scouts to Mttt Olrl Scout troops
3 and 4 will meet at the Olrl Scout
headquarters tomorrow morning at
U o'clock. Each girl la requested to
bring her own lunch for the plcma
10 Aahland. Transportation wlU b
furnished from headquarter. '
Market?
Livestock.
PORTLAND, Ma? 18. (TP) OAT
TLX: 100; calTM 00; ata&dy, tin
changed.
HOGS: 400; steady, unchanged.
6HEEP: 600; atoady, unchanged.
Portland Produce'
PORTLAND, May 16. VP) BUT
TER Prints, A grade. 3!4e; parch,
ment wrapper, cartons, 2314c: quan
tity purchase V,e lb. less; B grade,
parchment wrappers, 31 He; cartons,
23 lie
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery. A
grades, delivered at least twice week
ly, 20c; country routes, 17c lb.: B.
grade or delivery fewer than twice
weekly, Portland, 18c; country routea,
ISo; C grade at market.
B0O8 Pacific Poultry Producers'
selling price: Oversize, 190; fresh ex
tras, ITc; standards, lac; mediums.
19c dozen. (Carton 1 cent higher.)
Buying price, of wholesalers: Fresh
specials, 17c: extra, 15c; extra meoi
um. 14c; medium firsts, lie; pullets,
lie: undergrade, lle.docen.
COUNTRY MATS Selling price to
retallera. vealers. 90-100 lbs., 7V4-8c
lb.: others unchanged.
STRAWBERRIES Oregon 34a. Gold
Dollar, 90C-S1.00; Improved Oregon,
1-1.38 orate.
Cheese, milk, live poultry, potatoes,
wool and hay, unohanged.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, May 18. (AP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
May ..m. .91 . S1Y, 0 Y
Julv 89 .0014 B1A .8714
Sept. 39ii S0 .88 .8B!4
Silver.
NEW YORK, May 18. or, Bar sil
ver steady, y, lower at 44.
San Francisco Uutterfnt.
SAN FRANOISCO, May 18. (ff)
Flret grade butterfit, 33 f. o. b.
San Praneteco.
Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages.
(Copyright, 1934 Standard statistic
Co.)
May 18:
50 20 20 90
Ind'la Rr'a Ufa Total
Today . 8B.7 44.7 673 78.3
Prav. day 80.6 ' 45.1 68.8 79.3
Year ago . 73.4 38.7 87.9 70.8
3 yrs. ago .105.8 71.9 158.4 109.9
Low, 1934 85.0 . 41.8 64.3 74. a
(1029 average equate 100.)
Bond Sale Averages.
(Copyright, 1034 Standard Statistics
Co.)
May 18:
20 20
Ind'la Rr'a
Today 83.5 87.0
Prev. day 83.4 B7.1
Week ago 82.0 86.1
20 60
Ufa Total
89.0 88.1
883 88.1
883 85.8
Year ago 60.3 70.3 80.3 73.3
S yra. ago .84.4 90 5 100.8 94 9
NEW YORK. May 18. (AP) The
stock market lost most of Its Infla
tionary enthusiasm today and prices
yielded most of their yesterday's sub
stantial gain under quiet profit tak
ing. While some of the metale were
under pressure, moat declines were
held to a point or lesa. The doe was
aomewhat heavy. Transfers approxi
mated 950,000 shares..
Overnight consideration of the
Washington sliver accord tended to
dispel the impression that currency
expansion waa Imminent. Various
traders, consequently, decided to cash
In their profit, pending a clearer out
look on the monetary altuatlon.
Today's closing price for 33 selected
stock follow:
Al. Chem. It Dye .
Am. Can .........,
Am. & Fgn, Pow.
A. T. ll T. .
Anaconda - ,
Atch. T. & S. F.
Bendlx Avla. ........
Beth. Steel
California Pack'g.
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler .....
Coml. Solv. ...
Curt Us-Wright
DuPont
Oen. Foods
Oen. Mot.
Int. Harvest.
I. T. 6c T.
Johns-Man.
-184
- 94 14
814
-..11514
15
. 5514
15?i
35
81
2811
39 !,
33
34
83 4
3214
3314
, 3314
, 12",
. 4814
. 2514
Monty Ward ,
North Amer WHHmHWHW.w.H.H 16
Penney (J. C.) ........................... 59
Phillips Pet 18
Radio .. 7
Sou. Pao. . .., . 3214
Std, Branda . 20
St. Oil Cal. ,... 32
St. Oil N. J. 43
Trans. Amer. 614
Union Carb. 39
Unit. Aircraft .... 31
U. 8. Steel 42
, Export Wheat
PORTLAND, May 18. (AP) No
wheat session today election.
Today' car receipt: Wheat, 3; bar
ley, 1; flour, 7; corn, 2; oat, 6:
hay, 1.
Card of Thank.
We wish to express our alncere
thank to our many frlenda for their
sympathy and kindness during our
recent bereavement In the losa of our
beloved husband and father; also for
the beautiful flowers. Mrs. David A.
DeTour and daughter El rt arose
Here to Vote W. H. Canon, new
receiver In the land office at Rose
burg, will arrive In thl city by auto
thla afternoon to cast his ballot In
the primary. He will stay In south
ern Oregon until Sunday, at his real
dence on the south Pacific highway
near Phoenix.
A
Stated communication
Medford Lodge' No. 103,
of
A.
ijX ' 7:30 p. m. Vlsltore In
vited. V. A. NORRIS. W. M.
OEO. ALDEN, Secy.
Jene Thacher Piano Concert to
night. Adults 35c, children 25o. Door
admission.
U. S. AID IF CHINA
10 BE PROTECTED
(Continued irom page one)
deslra to reach an agreement at
Oeneva on dlaarmament - and - ald
Great Britain already ha sat ao ex
ample in the reduction of armi, and
now it la up to other nations to fol
low ault.
Charges that Japan is planning to
carve out of Chinese territory a "Man
chukuo number two' were made by
Sir Stafford Crlpps during the debate.
Asserting that Great Britain,
through "vacillation and weakness of
policy" la helping Japan's hand In
China, he suggested the co-operation
of Britain, Rum la and the United
States In a program aimed at halting
Japanese expansion In the far east.
Sir Stafford added that Britain "will ;
not face realities regarding securities ;
for the Integrity of China and Britain
either . Is In league with Japan or
turning a benevolent eye on her
operations."
TOO LA1E 70 CLASSIFY
CASH PAID for men's 2nd hand suits,
hats and shoes, will H. Wilson, 32 :
No. Front. . '
FOR SALE 3200-lb. team, 0 and 10 i
- year old, 160.. Frank P. 611va, i
Grants Pass, Rt. 3, at Wlldervllle !
achoolhouse.
WANTED To give away cocker span- j
lei dog. See Jack, at Safeway, Main
and Holly.
FOR SALE 1934 studebaker Com-
mander 8 sedan, run only 8.000 j
miles; like new. Armstrong Motors, j
inc., 38 N. Riverside,
DRIVING to Ontario, Ore., next few
days; want a or 3 passengers, share
expanses. Box 1110, Tribune.
CHRYSLER -PLYMOUTH DEALER
USED CARS
1034 Studebaker Commander Sedan.
1033 Chrysler Std. Imperial DeLuxe
Sedan.
1033 Plymouth Coupe.
1927 Chrysler Sedan.
1030 Ford Roadster.
Also other older models.
ARMSTRONG MOTO-" INC
38 N. Riverside.
LUNCH STAND for sale, 21 SO. front.
Reasonable. Inquire 25 So. Peach.
FOR SALE 1 male English setter,
exceptional; 2 male shepherds; 1
young police dash aired ale, male.
Call 1510. Dr. Phillips.
WILL PAY up to $50 for good used
piano. Write P. O. Box 622.
FOR SALE Cheap. Floss candy mak
fng machine, (225; sacrifice. Flck's
Hardware.
CONVALECENT HOME We board,
we care for, we rent, any way that
suits you. 153 Granite, Ashland.
FOR RENT 5 -room house, newly
papered and painted; garage and
' woodshed. Inquire 425 N. Holly.
.Tel. 745-J.
MWKXZt v 1
1 OU CAN USE MOST THINGS that grow out of the ground
just as soon as they are harvested. But not so with cigarette tobaccos
. . . not if you want them to be mild and taste right.
the cigarette that's MILDER
the cigarette that tastes better
It takes many months of age
ing in the wood 2'i to 3 years
to be exact to bring out the
flavor and mildness of the to
baccosjust as it takes many
months of ageing to bring
out the flavor of rare wines.
It means something that
Chesterfield tobaccos are aged
and mellowed like fine wines
it helps to give Chesterfield its
milder and better taste.
. 1 I'll
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Feature For Saturday and Monday
JUBILEE DAYS
Exceptional Values On Main Floor and Downstairs
DRESSES
95
95
95
95
.50
Silk stripe dresses, dots
and plain colors, nets, lace
string creations. Brand new
styles, sizes 14 to 44. Spec'l
Organdie dresses in plaids,
checks, dots and plain col
ors. New styles for the sum-
.. i.i . r. l.t t..'.l t.)
mer season
Organdie dresses in white
and pastel colors. Dots and
plaids. Smart styles
New taffeta dresses for
graduation that are just
right for dance and party
wear ...
Jacket frocks and one-piece
dresses. White, navy and
pastel shades ,. . .i.. .
2
$6,
$2,
$4,
$7,
$1
SUITS
Swagger Suits, values to $16.50. tf FT "3P
Pre-Jubilee special . ., iEti WWW W
Swagger Suits, values to $22.50. fl5 1 1 QQ
Pre-Jubilee special . .r... ..... . ....... JL JL
White Swagger Suits. Sizes 14 to b I C A
40. Pre-Jubilee special :.r.. J lQiUU
LINEN SUITS
Short jacket styles of imported
linen. Four new styles. . Nik f rf
Sizes 14 to 20 ....... . . . .:.-.,.. ,
Swagger linen Suits. Imported E?i
material. Sizes 14 to 20 . . . . (pOsiD
WAFFLE CLOTH SUITS
Swagger styles in all white. Sizes (JjJ gJJ"
14 to 20,., 4070
SPRING COATS
25 Spring styles including tailored fi "1 "1 A A
and dressy coats. Values to $22.50 JL JL J J
BLOUSES
New shipment of organdie blouses.
Dots, stripes, checks plain colors
Pique, organdie, silk and string
knit blouses. White and pastel
colors, stripes and checks.
Linen, silk, pique blouses in new
styles. Sizes 34 to 42
SLACKS
Cotton tweeds and cords
Wool Flannel Slacks, navy and brown
White Wool Flannel Skirts ....
HOSIERY
Gotham gold stripe silk hosiery.
Service and chiffon. New spring
i c: oi i mi
colors. .Jizes ojj 10 ivj
$ 1 29
$ 1 .95
$2.95
$3.45
.$2.98
95 c
Downstairs Store Specials Sat. andMon.
Tu-Way Stretch Girdles ,.
Tu-Way Stretch Corselette Uplift Lace Brassiere..
Knee Action Silk Hosiery
Humming Bird Silk Hosiery, chiffon or service
Humming Bird Elastlo Top Silk Hosiery
Cotton Blouses, organdie and prints
Rayon Crepe and Chulla Crepe Blouses I
Sweaters, light and dark colors
Shorts, two pieces, blouse and shoru
Shorts, linen finish crash j
Slacks, linen finish crash .
Skirts. whit pique . ""
99
51.99
77c4
79d
99d
99
99
99
51.95
...nn
Wash Dresses, prints and sheers
Wash Dresses, voiles and prints
Wash Dresses, sheers, prints, voiles
Wash Dresses, stripes, plaids, plain colors ...7.Z..Z.
Wash Dresses, fine quality voiles !.""!.".
Silk Dresses, new arrivals, white and pastels"'.'.""
SUMMER HATS
51.39
99
S1.S8
-SI. OS
52.4.
52.95
SI. 99
Pique and Linen, smart new stvles
Panamas. Rough Straws and Milan Flops
Colored Straw Hats
Softies T
Matrons' Large Head Size Whit Hats I
SI. 19
.....99c
69
S1.49
S1.79
2
19 to
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