Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 05, 1936, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPA'GE ETGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1936. of Sdrom. Berwickshire, 1 laying twa eggs a day and cockling like a hen. Heavy Trading Boosts Shares-- Utili ties Stage Strong Rally ately suspended the session for th time being. A Rhode Island bed cockerel be longing to Mn. James A. Turnbull .:Iolng time tor Too Late to Clas sify Ads I 1:80 p. m. TICKER SWIPED IN POST-ELECTION MARKET UPSWING Some Prominent Shares Sell Off Moderately in Uneven Advance Coppers Re main in Front of List NEW YORK, Nov. 8. () Al most unprecedented purchases of government bonds sent those securi ties upward today In one of the most widespread advances of recent times. Instead of the usual price changes by small fractions, they rose by half points or more, that Is, by 96 a 91,000 faoe value. Wall street observers said li flood of Investment funds had been looned by banks and Insurance com panies, convinced by the election re sults that the new deal's easy money policy would be continued. NEW YORK, Nov. 6. AP) Large buying ordera poured Into the stock market In early trading today, lifting many Issues H to S t share higher In a continuation of the post-election advance. Dealings were no heavy, the quota tion ticker dropped five minutes be hind transactions of the stock ex change, The advance was uneven, however, nd some prominent shares sold mod erately lower, among them United States Steel. American Telephone and Sears Roebuck, Utility shares rallied to regain part . of their losses of yesterday. Consoli dated Edison, North American and Public Service of New Jersey were up 91 or more. Coppers remained In front of the advance. Roan Antelope Jumped 96 to make Its two-day advance more fen 910. ChryMer, American Smelt itiff, Allied Chemical, Anaconda, Amer. ' lean Can, Wrstlnghouse and other In dustrial favorites pushed up a few cents to more than 93. Transfers were around 8,000,000 shares, the largest aggregate since February 10, last. Todny's closing prices for 83 so tected stocks follow: At, Chem, St Dye 338 Am. Can 137 ' Am. & Fgn. Pow. J4 A. T. & T. 179 Anaconda Atch. T. A B. P. Bend I x A via Beth. Steel California Pack'g. Caterpillar Tract. Chryaler Com!. Solv ... Curtlaa-Wright ...... DuPont (Vn. Poods ............ Oen. Mot. fnt. Harvest. . I. T. fe T. Jphns-Men. Monty Ward North Amer. Pennev (J. O.) Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pi i Std. Brands St. OH Cal. St. Oil N. J, Trans. Amer. Union Carta. Unit. Aircraft , TT. S. Steel .... 78 0H 76 41 00 133 10H 8 179 41 H 74 05 13 130 00 aa 103 48 H lltt 4A 17 41 70 IRS loos 34 H 78 Varicose Veins Reduced At Home This Safe Easy Way No aenalbl person should continue V suffer from disfiguring and often fialnful swollen veins or bunches without trying the new powerful, yet harmless penetrative trestment, cull ed Fmerald Oil, which relieve! so Many. Ak Jamiln's, Inc. or any good rirueRlAt for lin original bottle of Moone'a Emerald Oil end refuse tub atltutes. Um as directed and In a ahort tlma not Improvement. Then continue until the swollen vein, are further reduced. Money returned If rot satisfied. Livestock. PORTLAND, Nov. 5. (AP-USDA) Hogs 730, 208 dlreot; market 10 to 200 higher than early Wednesday; feeder plga around 25c lower; good to Choice, 100-218 lb. drlvelna 60.60 80; 240-280 lb. mostly SO t 9.10; light lights, 8840.25: packing aowa, 67 7.50: good ISO-lb. local feeder pigs, 18: few lota around 80-lb. medium western, 87.25, CATTLE 300: Including 118 through and direct; calves 50, Including 82 direct; market alow, fairly steady: few common, steers, 84.78 6.6o; stackers, 85 5.25; strictly good green fed steers eligible to 87.80 and above few common to medium heifers, 84.36 5.78: low cutters and cutter cows, a2.o3.2B: common to medium cows 83.604.25; good beer cows up v 84.75; bulls, 84.803 5.00: good fo choice vealera up to 80.00. BHEEP 800: Including 89 direct: market lower, ateady to wek; wet fleeced considered fairly good bo-id. lambs, 8725; few medium lambs, 86.75 up 7.00; culls down to 85.50; me dium 100 lb. yearlings 86.00; common cull ewes, 8135; choice quotable to 83.00. SOUTH SAN PRANOlflOO. Nov. 5. (AP-USDA) Hoks: 176. Oenerally steady, top and bulk 180-200 lb. Cali fornia butcher 8'.C.00: other weight practically absent; few packing sows 87.00. CATTLE: 125, direct 35. Leas active, load medium 1,000 lb. Idaho grnss steers steady with week's upturn at 87.18, two loads medium-good lea steers unsold, held above 87.75: fat she-stock practically absont, nomln. ally steady, few 1,180 lb. Idaho rane cows 84.76, good young rarure cows nominally quoted to 85.25 or above. SHEEP: 075: direct 680: holdovers 380. Weak to 36 lower, two decks good 80 lb. California medium-pelt lambs 87.00; good woolcd lamos an ent, quoted to 88.50: two short-decks medium 105 lb. slaughter ew i.'(o; (rood-choice eligible to 8.1.00. Late Wednesday: Two decks medium-good B3-B4 lb. Oregon woolcd lambs 8800. POLICE STAND BY ON SAN FRANCISCO WATERFRONT JLT! I Ps3 7. ' -fP ;;i',Msw ;va w wwmbw m - ziw m ii. V US . 5. ' Portland Produce PORTLAND, Nov. 5. P) BUTTER Prints, A grade, So lb. In parch ment wrappors, 30c lb In cartons; B grade, "parchment wrappers, S4e lb. cartons, 35o lb. BUTTERPAT (Portland delivery, general price) A grade delivered at least twice weekly, 38-38a lb.; coun try routes, 38o lb.; B grade, 35-36 Vic lb.; C grade at market. B GRADE CREAM POR MARKET Buying price, butterfat basis, 63 lie. EOOS Buying price by wholesal ers: Extras, 36c: standards, 32c: ex tra medium, 23c: medium firsts, 23o: undergrade, 16c; pullets, 13-15o; pee wees, Bo dozon. Cheese, country meat and live poultry, steady and unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHIOAOO, Nov. 5. (IP) Corn took the star role In thi grain markets late today, and rose more than 214 cents a bushel. Indication that th marine strike may bring to a halt th Importation of huge quantities of Argentine com Into thl country were largely re sponsible for th Marine; of corn. Wheat: Open High Low Close Deo. .1.14?i 1.1SH 1.14 1.15'A 1.13 1.12 1 13'4 J .00 00 00!t May 1,1314 July . 90 Corn: Deo.... .05 May new .0014 Old . .00 4 July new .87 Old .Bi .0814 .9314 .01 .80 .88 .05 .00 .00 .87 .86 .88 14 0214 01 1X1 .88 Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 8. (API- drain : Wheat: Open High low Close May . .0814 14 ?4 08i, Dee 87 .07 .97 .97 Today'a car receipt: Wheat, 6; Rnrley. 2: flour. 4: hsv. 1. BUYING quality blank. ti li not lufficient euurenc of mny Wlnttri' irvic. Th life of th fintit blanket de pend! on th cere it r civl ipcilly when lundrd. WHEN w. launder them, they will not stretch or shrink. Our equipment it d. liqned to hold , them to thapo. Carefully temper, tured freih water waihei them immaculately end rettorei their original fleecinest. Ail your neiqhborl Dollar Days Special Rough Dry Bz 14 lbs. 98c American Laundry 14 1IMIIU rialTDAI AVIKJI V .MEDFOflDsORE. f niONE873 Ths San Francisco waterfront remained quiei alinoufln maritime pickets took their posts as 37.000 marlns worksra walked out In a marltlms strike. Extra polloe patroli, however, were ordered to the Embarca dero. Here are two police officers walking their beat, with groups of Idling Pickets close bv, (Asso ciated Press Photo) INSURGENT ARMY CLOSES IN ON MADRID J8. Bvz-vx w v . . itf SX MONTANA SAKIACKS JBhi I 1H- I Mk f 81 1 1 I in III I i jr-si li 0 i Imiu WORKERS NEIGHBORHOOD . "w.a nciunov.tiuuu YVi l.Ace or TREASURY xtr-- aOVAL ACAOffUV OeT slW . -T.. INOCPCNDENCF a mum, mnam ESratPARK OF VA tf. 82.30; Washington Anjoui, 884 boxes extra fancy, 82.10-95: average, 82.83; 882 boxes fancy. 82.00-70; aver, age, 82.80; 823 boxes unclassified, 1,8S-3 S0; average, 82.18; Bocc. 878 boxes unclassified, 81.46 185: aver age, 82.23; 808 boxes unclassified, 8180 (S2.00; average 11.86: Flemish, 103 boxes unclassified, 01.45(11.06; aver age, 81.77; 120 boxes fancy, 81.40; California Boscs, 1486 boxes, 81.069 2.76: average, 83.25; Cornice, 139 boxes, 82.05-65; average. 62.24. F Thl detailed Associated Press map of downtown Madrid locate th principal point of Interest In th Bpanlih capital, over which Insurgent airplanes ware elrellnp;. Facltg predicted Madrid' downfall was only a matter of day. (Associated Press Photo) Pear Market , Yesterday CHICAGO, Nov. 8. (AP-USDA)-Feara: 1 California, 8 Oregon, 1 Wash ington arrived: 10 cars on track: ! cars sold; Oregon Bosc, 405 boxes ex tra fancy, tl.00a;3.36: average 62.11; 224 boxes fancy, 61.002.05: 64 No. 1, 63.153.60: average, 82.38: Wash ington Boscs, 300 boxes unclassified, 61.76i2.06: average. 81.88: Anjous. 620 boxes unclassified, 62.06ft2.38; average, 62.22. NEW YORK. Not. 8. (AP-USDA) Peers: 6 cars arrived: 4 California. 1 Oregon, 4 Washington unloaded; 23 cars on track; market slightly wesker on northwestern stocks, slightly stronger on California stocks; Ore gon Boscs 1084 boxes extra fancy, 81.05O.3.60; average, 82.41: 393 boxes fancy, 63.00-45; .average, 82.38: 1440 No. 1, 62.00-76; average. 62.51; co rnice. 88 70. ex. fancy. 82.25-46: .avg.. 82.40: 176 boxes fancy. 82 00-30: aver- I 10 BRING REVOLT PARIS, Nov. t. (AP) French rightists charged today a plot wit afoot to provoke "agitation of a rev. olutlonary nature" in the factory suburbs of Paris and other cltloi while a fresh wav of "stay in" strikes threatened a split In the gov ernment front Just ss parliament reopened. The rightist charge cam from Col Francois do La Rocque's social party, which distributed a communique In structing Its members to beware of provocation and to keep In close contact with their leaders. Three new strikes were called aa a burst of Invective between rightist and leftist deputies farced tempor sry suspension of today's Initial ses sion of the French chamber of dep uties, lew minutes after It had been convened. ' The communist deputy Ramettc shouted "Into the Seine with the fascists I" Immediately after Finance Minister Vincent Auroll had moved a discussion of finances. Answering, deputy Poltou-Duplessls cried: "We are not surrendering." . Speaker Edousrd Herrlot Immedi- Schilling FI.AV 6J II V - MEXICAN Chili Powder DR. GEO. 8. JENNINGS Osteopathic Physician and Sur geon and Optometrtc Eye Specialist Now In Permanent Offices 424 Med ford center Bldg.. Mcdrord, Oregon. Tel. 843 EVANS' SHOE STORE SHOES 6th & N. Central . HOSIERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY 500 Pairs Women's Shoes from our regular stock of $5.00 and $3.95 footwear Special $295 These shoes Include many of the season's best selling patterns and are put on sale now only because the sizes are very limited. The materials are suede, kid and calf and the patterns axe pumps, straps and ties. Men! If you're looking for Real Values see our new Manhattan Line We have the shoes you like! Leathers correctly tanned, comfortable last and good styles. Regular $5.00 values. Special SQ95 $3 SWEETS STORE OF A THOUSAND THOUGHTFUL DOLLAR GIFTS BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ;jtr I scrap BUBBLE OUT ICsSa-I books JJeilsS and "The Perfect Ash Tray" uf KODAK ' ... One touch of a lighted A ALBUMS cigarette to the opening of UA nln" Bubble Out end out It toes. WMA "'2M Smart a. can be- IO $10C $1.00 An assortment of many ettes and stj-les. 50 leaves. Some bindings of genuine leather. STATIONERY 2 BOXES ? 1.00 ... an assortment of fine stationery regularly selllnr up to 11.60 a box. Choice on Dollar nays, 2 for 81.00. BLUE MIRROR BOXES $1.00 . . lovely boxes fashioned of blue mirror glass. 4 shapes for powder; cigarettes. Jewelry, etc. MONOGRAM mmmmmm PLAYING CARDS I; ffeS 4 Packs jLKrt $1.00 Wpmm . .fin, qual- WW&gk Ity cards feXif'.J'l with name Sfe-Jir I or mono- I I gram Im- 8kiAAKsaaJ p r ' nted on backs In gold, silver or colon. CHENILLE RUGS . $1.00 , . . 8l7.es 24x48 and 27x64. Farly Amerlran designs. For merly sold up to 81-76- Silver Sugar, Creamer and Tray . . . Silver plated set in popular bridge size. Attractive embossed design. Buy for Si Ov Obristmai SET A MANICURE SETS , . . Zipper cases of real leather containing all the necessary manicure equipment .... SHIP TABLE ORNAMENTS . . , Sailing ships with col ored metal sails and hulls f polished :hromium SI ADDRESS BOOKS . . . Size 4x5 with real leather binding in a vari ety of grains and color. Indexed, gold edged ..... $1 POWDER BOXES . . . Lovely new pastel shadei of catalin in a va riety of clever shapes GLEAMING CRYSTAL CIGARET BOX WITH 4 TRAYS Exceptional value rt Beautiful crystal box with a set of 4 ash $ 00 trays in heart, club, spade and diamond L shapes as well as round. Buy for Christmas BOOK ENDS . . . Scotty dog bookends of heavy metal. Silver and gold finish. Many designs.. $1 DESK CIGARETTE LIGHTERS . . Spring release lighter of large capacity for desk or table use. Two styles in silver and fi 4 bronze J I FOOTSTOOLS . . . Walnut finish, sturdy durable frames with pad ded fabricoid f 4 tops .. 3 I FIVE YEAR DIARY $1.00 an key type STISl ff with leather 'jlJiJriSffil if cavers In a many de- w(ljc3f2 sign. An K'filljtu outstandl n g f'm D e Mar Day MlM. it value. Mirr CHINTZ CHINA EXCEPTIONAL DOLLAR DAY VALUE Refrigerator sets, range sets, nest of mixing bowls, relish dishes, cozy sets, etc., in a dainty floral English chintj design. Choice 00 PERFUME BOTTLES . . . Blue and rote glass bottles set In a frame of filagree silver metal S1 ICE CRUSHERS . . . a necessity for break ing up ice cubes eisily. Chromium top, colored handled (fat plunger ..... 5 Wafer Thin COMPACTS . . . Scores of entirely dif ferent new styles in clever modern 4 shapes 3 I CHESS SETS . . Imported chessmen, finely made and C 4 good size t? I INLAID WOOD CHECKER BOARDS ... a unique folding board at a remarkably 4 low price ) I New Distinctive HAEGAR POTTERY Here is a group of dozens of new smartly styled Haegar Pottery Vases and Bowls in the distinctive Haegar pastel colors. Specially low priced for Dollar Days. $100