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- MEDFORD MAIL TRD3UXE, JCEDFOKD. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1935. PAGE FIVE Local and Personal On BuMncsa Trljv Pred Heath. Jr., waa in Crescent City today on busi ness. He will ba away until Monday. Vllt In Ashland Miss Alio Cro mr of Medford visited friend in Ashland over the- wek-end. Buy New Car Mr. and Mra. R. 8. Roland of Phoenix have purchased new eight-cylinder automobile. Inspects Camp, Ca.pt. Franklin H. Canlett, CCC district Inspector, waa making an inspection today of the campa In the Crater Lake area, CCC Officer Here Cap. Ralph R. Gob 11, commander of the Upper Rogue camp, culled at CCC headquar tera here today. At Headquarters Capt. John R. Murray, commanding officer of Camp Diamond Lake, waa at CCC headquar ters here today on business. Receives Surgical Care Miss Do lores Smeta underwent an emergency operation at Sacred Heart hospital last night. She waa resting comfort ably today, attendants said. Oets Transfer Lieut. Gerald Bett man. who recently went to the Fort Lewis district, haa been assigned to Lyman CCC camp near Belllngham. Wash. Transferred Here Lieut. Andrew J. Hemstreet, who was transferred to the midwest some months ago when his company mowd to the 7th corps area, has received an assignment which brings him back to the Med ford CCC district. He will assume his old post with the district cooks and bflKers school at Camp Wlmer. Q From Portland J. R. Bean of Port- I land la among Medford vlaltora today. 1 Mr. Strang In Ashland Mrs! Virgil Strang was an Ashland visitor over the week-end. To Grants Pass Earl C. Gftddl la a business caller In Grants Pass to day. Return to Lake view Mrs. George Hahner and son. Walter, of Lakeview. returned home yesterday after visit ing In Medford. At Community Hospital Dick Dick Straus of Gold Hill and Morle Slmmonds of route A are patients at the Community hospital today, where they are receiving medical treatment. Candlelit Sale The Southern Ore gon Humane society' will hold a can dlellte sale tomorrow and Saturday in the old Campbell's Clothing store building on West Main and Front. . Returns to McLeod Mrs. Everett Terry of McLeod. who brought her son to Medford Saturday for medical treatment, returned to her home today. Receiving Treatment Robert Sew ard of 304 King street la receiving medical treatment at Sacred Heart hospital and Mra. R. Sanburn of Jacksonville entered the hospital this morning for a minor operation. CCC Men In Hospital Joseph W. Krawiec of the Annie Springs CCC camp underwent an emergency oper ation at Sacred Heart hospital yester day afternoon. Frank M. Helm of CCC headquartera underwent a major op eration this morning and Nelson E. Cannon of Camp Annie Springs Is re ceiving medical treatment. Thrilling Drama On Rialto Bill it ,-f1 W ' cnz-j vj HEADS OR COCKTAILS? Major Gruff says that any. one who uses his head at night never has a head in the morning. "Mellow old Hildick Applejack," adds the Major, "tastes good, Is in good taste, and leaves no after-taste." Any cocktail, highball Of mixed drink yen can male wilh whisks?, rum Of brandy, yon ear. maJta smoother, laitisi, ehaaper with HILDICK OLD FASHIONED Applejack BRANDY Distributed by Bloaball Importing Cor aeration, 271 Modi. on Ave., N. Y. C AVAILABLE IN OREGON HILDICK BLACK LABEL OUARTS No. 40SA $I.9J PINTS No. 40SC $1.00 HALF PINTS No. 40SD f.SS ELKS CLUB DANCERS Cole McElroy's music proved Im mensely popular with the large crowd which attended the Elk's club dance last night. The dance was especially arranged to take advantage of the presence of the orchestra which la on its way back to Portland, following an extensive summer tour. Popularity and fame of the orches tra drew between four and five hun dred people to the Elk's temple, who received the efforts of the Portland musicians with enthusiasm. Otto Prohnmayer and Sam Carey were in charge of arrangements for the dance. Barking guns, thundering hoofs and flashing fists bring dynamic ac tion to the screen of the Rialto the atre tomorrow and Saturday, where Tim McCoy opens In the thrilling western drama "Riding Wild." Fierce action, superb horsemanship, a clever and unusual story, excellent acting, outstanding photography and beautiful scenery lift this thrilling film far above ordinary. It Is the story of the conflict between the large and small ranchers of the west, prob ! ibly one of the most colorful chapters in American history. Range wars ex isted with alarming results that seemed to overpower the forces of law and order. The rights to land caused the Importation of hired gunmen and many were the bloody conflicts, j "After the Dance", with Nancy Car roll and George Murphy has Its final 'showing tonight. Dance Team Coming To Craterian si '" 'f is" ''.':-.. ."i' " r , v. .V3 fVi ! "Sii vli nit Jfti SHEEP: 7000; tat lamb, active. trada atrong to 36 Mgh.r; ahcep firm; tMdlng lamba rtlatlvfly acarce: (rood to choice native lamba upward to M 75, freels-; brut fed (S 00; 3 cara choice Wafhlngton lamba S9 00 sorted 38 per cent most native ewes S3.75 to M.00; choice 130 lb. westerna 94.35, SOUTH SAN PRANCISCO. Oct. S. (AP-USDAI CATTLE: 135; medium- good ateera absent, slow, load 904 iba. common Mexicans afl.35, steady; pack age ted 700 lb. 5.75; good-choice 150-200 lb. vealers quoted $0 00-9 50. SHEEP: 500; choice lambs absent, quoted 900; three decks medltlm Nevada lambs displayed. Portland Produce At Craterian e! if ,4 PORTLAND. Oct. 3. ( API Butter Printa, A grade, 310 lb. In parch-, ment wrapper, 33c lb. in CArtons: B grade, parchment wrapped, 30c lb.; csrtona, 31c lb. Butterfat Portland delivery: A grade deliveriea at least twice weekly, 30-SlVfO lb.; country routea, 30 31 He; B (trade, deliveriea lesa than twice weekly. 38-30c lb.: 0 grade at market. B Orade Cream for bottling Buy In.? price, butterfat baala. 350 lb. Ega Buying price of wholesalers : Fresh apeclala, 33c; extras, 33c; standards. 39c: extra mediums. 3c; ditto, medium firsts. 33c; undergrade, 19c; pullets ISc down. Wall St. Report With the tremendously popular team of Fred Astalre and Dinger Rog- lers topping the cast, "Top Hat," the record -'breaking musical romance, comes Sunday to the Craterian the atre. To further add to the Interest and entertainment, Irving Berlin's music six new song hits form the lilting background for the picture. And, topping all their previous dances, the team of Astalre and Rogers this timo introduce "The Piccolino" as one of the several intricate routines In which they have become such favor ites of the country. The supporting cast Includes Ed ward Everett Horton. Helen Broderick. I Erik Rhodes and Eric Blore among ' others. NEW YORK. Oct. 3. (AP) The stock market shook off some of Its war fright today and recoveries of fractions to a point or more predom inated. Wall street's nerves were still a bit frayed, however, and potential buy ers moved cautiously. The close was fairly firm. Transfers approximated 1 .500 ,000sh ares. Today's closing prices for 33 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye ... 165 Am. Can 140 Am. & Fgn. Pow ........... 5 A. T. & T - - ....136 Anaconda . 20 Atch. T. & S. T. ...- 45 H Bendlx Avla . 21 Beth. 8tcel 36 California Pack's - 33i Caterpillar Tract 50 Vi Chrysler 71 H Coml. Solv 174 Curtlss-Wright ........ - 3 DuPont 127 Oen. Fooda .... 32 li Gen. Mot . . 45 Int. Harvest . 58 I. T. & T - Johns-Man 73 Monty Ward - 31 North Amer - i Penney (J. C.) 80 Phillips Pet - 27 Radio .. 7 Joe F. Brown is snld to be "tops" In his latest, "Bright Li.chts". opening today at the Crnterlnn theatre. Com bining comedy with music and danc ing for the first time in any Brown picture, the film has a line cast. In cluding Ann Dvorak. William Oargan, Patricia Ellis. Joseph cawthorn and the 6 Mflxellos among many others. As a special added attraction for this evening only, the annual Adri enne'a Fall Fashion Revue win be presented on the stage of the theatre at 9:00 o'clock. Now At Roxy a.? if-'VJ ' - The rettrn showing of America's darling, Shirley Temple, in "Bright Eyes , plays at the Roxy theatre to day and Friday. James Dunn plays with her In this story of an aviation orphan that walls around the hangars for her daddy to return via the route that took him to his doom. CENTRAL IOC AT ION At the eorntr of fifth Avmut and "W Jtreat- San Oltgot fin Hotel with n unsurpassed location Only one block from all Thtatras and Stores MtWPOPtfURPRICt RATES $J.50 jjp Geallnt food Inthe Hotel SandfedSrill JlB.ZtU.tll Meneipr rem in i ami rTi n.'.Ls, j uy Snider's Butter H Boost i Local Dairy Industry Every time you order Snider's Butter you give Rogue River Valley dairymen a defin ite boost. And at the same time you. get a pound of the finest butter available. Eat plenty of this rich, mild-flavored food and keep your body in good condition. Phone 203 "We lead, others follow" Snider Dairy & Produce Co. Livestock PORTLAND, Oct. 3. (AP)-(USDA) 1 HOGS: Receipts 600, including 141 direct. Market montIy steady. Good to choice 170 to 220 lb. weights $10.25 to mostly $10.50; 230-350 lbs. ' $9.50 10; light lights mostly $10;. packing sows to $7.50; feeders $10 1 t 11.25. CATTLE Receipts 200, Including one car show cattle. Calf receipts 50, Including 8 direct. Market rather Blow, steady to weaker. Scattered lots grass steers 5i?6.25; week's top grassers U7.50; heifers 4.25t 5-60; odd heads to $6.25; cuttery kinds down to $3.60: low cutter and cut ter cows 2n?3.25; common to med ium, $3.50(94.25; good beef $4.50 .75: mixed cows and heifers up to $5.50: bulls $3.50 at 4 .25; good to choice veaters $8a0: common to medium $5(97; heavy calves mostly $5w6; few good 305-317 lb. $73 8. 8HEEP Receipts 1500, including 1272 through and direct. Market slow, barely steady. Few good 78-90 lb. weights $8; heavies $7.75 down; common to medium $6.50 7.50: yearlings $5fi 6; fat ewes saleable around $2.75 g a. CHICAGO, Oct. 8. (AP-USDA) HOGS: 7000; steady to ' 10 higher; Milk good and choice .180-240 lbs. $10.80-11.00; top $11.00 sparingly; most 150-175 lbs. $10.25-00; bulk sorted packing sows $3.35-60. CATTLE: 4500; general market more active: yearlings and light steers un evenly strong to 25 higher; better grade heifers and mixed yearlings sharinor upturn; In-between grade medium weight And weighty steers not getting much action; about steady; choice around 1.200 lb. steers $12.35; best yearlings $11.60; vealers strong to 25 higher; selects $10.75; few $11.00; stockers and feeders fully steady. Shows 1:45 7:00-9:00 i n lift. I Klilillcs-lix I Tomorrow and Saturday Trapped by double-crossers , . . death ahead . , . danger behind . . . Tim flames' into action! UTCM B-' S. I-, B r' -a Y. I r1? if BILLIE SEWARD - ' Flthtlnl Flirvl . . . Tlm'a fin the warpath . . . fldnl- .... ... ..... y mmb. 1 irr;" HURRY! ENDS TONIGHT! HURRY I "AFTER THE DANCE" J -r em Sou. Pac . Std. Brands ....... St. Oil Cal st. on n. j: Trans. Amer Union Carta , Unit. Aircraft . U. 8. Steel . 17 12 33i 42 S , 7 64 423i Bo correctly corseted In an Artist Model o; Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. a rnmjt! v 1 1 int KIDDfM 01 Today and Friday RETURN SHOWING BY POPULAR DEMAND! Sliirley mows III in III "BRIGHT EYES" with JAMES DUNN JANE WITHERS Jane Darwell Judith Allen Dse Mall Tribune want ads. BKRINE STATED SESSION HUlah Temple meet at Masonic Hall, Ashland, Friday awning, Oct. 4th, In Stated Session. Routine and other Important business rogurdlnK the Pall Ceremonial. This will be Past Potentates' Niuhr. with .rwtMAl nrr. V- emm and venison dinner at 8:30 P.M. Visiting y;cx Nohlcfl welcome. 'I Vt J Floyd p- Whittle. ' PotontAte. R. E. Detrlclc, Recorder TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY MIDDL.E-AGED WIDOW, experienced cook, all lines, desires position. Go anywhere motherlps home, ranch, camp; can serve and plan. Refer ences. Write P. O. Box 613. FOR EXCHANGE Grain wood. Phone 468-J-2. hay Xor FOR SALE Some very Rood second grade Salaway peachea lor canning. Very cheap; one mile west of Phoe nix. Bring your boxes. Vance Wol-gamott.. LOST Boy's blue blawr at Washing ton school, marked "Robert." Re ward. 908 W. 10th Ave. FOR SALE To ma torn. 50c hundred on vines; peppers, limited quantity pickling cucumbers. John Mnce. Take dirt roatl before overhead crossliiR, Tolo: follow arrows. COMMON COLDS Relieve the dlatrpssind symptoms by applying Mentholatum In nostrils and rubbing on chest. If you prefer nose drops, or throat spray, call for the HEW MEMTH0 LATUM LIQUID In handy bottle with dropper FOR SALE Concord grapes, 3c. Ap ply F. C. carpenter rancn, jacicson- vllle highway. WANT TO BUY Light sedan. '28 to '33. A. L. Daugherty. Rout 4. 4 mllea east Cws Wrecking Shop. HUCKLEBERRIES, 75c and BJc per gallon. Bring your container. 305 Cedar street. FOR 8 A LP Westlnghouse range, cheap. Call 3F-22. FOR RENT 4 -room furnished house. Inquire 305 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE Delicious and Jonathan apples. Ala Vista packing House. APPLES Several varieties. Oebhard's, Central Point, mile ncrth Bar Creek bridge. FOR SALE Washed dellclou Sizobel & Day. FOR SALE Grapes 7 miles west Tal ent on Beeson Lane. 31 FORD VICTORIA, merchantcal condition perfect throughout, had excellent care. Priced to sell. The 1938 Dodges and Plymoutha will be here In the next few davs. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. The Scourge of Neuritis Relieved Are tha atlnglnisr, tearing patna at neurit! making you a hlpleaa crip ple? I It an effort to ral your arm or bend your knee? Doea your ahoul lr feel like a awarm of beea were atlnslni you? If ao, It la likely you are needlessly Buffering with neu rltla. Don't let this condition con tinue. Try KOP.V NKl'HITIS T,n I.KTS No. 15 that splendid homeo pathic remedy which has brought blessed relief to thousands. They may do for you the same good work they have done for others. "The musclea of my legs ached so ba'dly." wrltea Mr. Charles M. Phillips, Llnnton. Oregon. "I could not sleep. Eopa Neuritis Tables helped me most of anything I've taken. Now I rest well." KOPA NF.t'KITIS TABLETS N. 7 contain 10 narcotlca. bromides, coal Uir products or other harmful Ingredi ents. Will not affect the heart. Get a ai.00 bottle at Jarmin's Drug Stor or any drug store. Write Eopa Co., 880 polsom Street. San Francisco, for free Health Booklet. with Nancy Carroll and Geo. Murphy The return showing of Everybody's sweetheart in one of her first big HITS! Anm:r attraction! "ISLE of MALTA" Travelogue CoiPfdy Novelty WITH HIS MOUTH WIDE OPEN HE'S WITH TEARS IN YOUR EYES! It's got everything you'd expect from Joe a,t his best I , . . Gags and girls . . . acrobats and adagio dancers . , . clowns and chorines .. . a grand jubilee of rhythm and fun . . . packed with hilarious surprises 1 It Starts Today for Three Days All naal " . jf"?'' ""S Jirtcled ky Iht 5? 3 I jA I ." Icmout BUSBY - I 3 Flfr BERKELEY H ji """ h p "" I ' .cI0,K C. H I With icorei of ttari and tnterUlnStajiuding ANN DVORAK . WILLIAM GARGAN PATRICIA ELLIS . JOE CAWTHORN THE 5 MAXELLOS Scores oi Others ADDED ATTRACTIONS Silly Symphony In Color "Water Babies" Band Reel flrtorlal N'ewa FtenU Special I Tonight Only! On the Stage at 9:00 zAdricmic's Fall Fashion Ticyue LIVING MODELS SHOWING THE LAST WORD IN FALL FASHI0N3 f'ukt. Mats . . 2 Bo Eves . . 35c Rldrllea . . 10c jr 1 c: vTYrsr tt? naeo; w A. a"I 'firtr fiJajiS i
