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AfEDFOTtD MAIL TRTBUNTE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRTDAY NOVEMBER 27. 1936. Christmas Buying Adds Impetus to Heavy Upswing in Retail Trade PAG0 SIX PI MNP. FYP.rTIK Portland Produce LUIIMU LUL.LLU YEAR BEFORE BY . 1 5 T025PER CT 'Wholesale Business Keeps Pace With Retail Houses Few Cities Fail to Re port Business Extension NEW YORK, Nov. 37. (AP) More uniformity was evident In the ener getic advance of trade this week, improvement spread to nearly all di visions, the weekly review of Dun Bradstreet, Inc., said today. ftet&ll distribution moved Into the Apot light with the formal launching of the Christmas shopping season although gift-buying had been gath wring force since the opening of the month, It was explained. "Few cities failed to report an ex tension of consumer buying for the werk, the general average of distri bution running C to 13 percent larger than for the period Immediately pre ceding," the survey said. "In spite of the expanding trend at tills time a year Ago, the estimated volume of retail sales for the country as a whole ranged from lfl to 35 per cent In excess of that for the cor responding lGSfl week. "Paralleling the rapid flow of mer chandise Into consuming channels, buying at wholesale was unchecked this week. While the Increase varied j widely, according to the type of mer- i chandlse, volume was estimated at 33 to 35 percent larger than for the comparative 1036 weok." PORTLAND, Nov. 37. (AP-USDA) Hogs 700; (JOB direct; market active; mostly strong to lOo higher; extreme top, 35o up; bulk good-choice 166 , 330 lb., 110.00-10; choice IBS lb. lot Up 910.36; few 335-50 lb., 10.50 $ 10; light lights salable around $0.50; packing sows. $7.50-75; choice local feeder pigs quotable up W.00 or above. CATTLE 75; direct and through 55, i calves 35 through and direct; market nominally steady; common -medium teera salable around $6.00(47.25; good grsflsers and short fed salable $7,509 I 9.00 and above; helfcra quotnble $ 6.60; low cutter and cutter cowa, $3.50 A 3.35; common-mrdlum, 3.50a 4.25. Oood beef cows, $4.75 t-f 5.3ft; bulla, $4 w5.36; good oholoe vealcrs, $7.60 if 0.50. SHEEP 600; direct 450; scattered sales steady; good heavy lambe, $7.00; i light quotable up to $7.60; good choice ewea salable around $3.00-35. PORTLAND, Nov. 37. (?) BUT- TER Prints, A grade, 350 lb. In parchment wrappers, 36c lb In car tons; B grade, parchment wrappers. 35o lb., cartons, 36o lb. BUTTERPAT (Portland delivery, general price) A grade, delivered at least twice weekly, 36 Vi -37 14 c lb, country routes, 34'4-35'c lb.; B grade, 34-350 lb.; C grade at mar ket. B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Buying price, butterfat basis, 63e. EGGS Buying price by whole salers; Extras, 3:ic; standards, 3Qr; xotra medium, 36c; medium firsts. 31c; undergrade, 17c; pullets, 17-10c dozen. Cheese, country meats and live poultry, steady and unchanged. WOOL 1036, nominal; Willamette valley medium, 30o lb.; coarse and braids, 36c lb.; astern Oregon, 33- 34o lb.; crossbred, 37-28o lb.; 1037 contracts, 30-3 6c lb. Potatoes, onions, hay, hopi, steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat FOREIGN OUTLOOK PRESIDENT VOICES SPURS UPTURN IN HOPES FOR PEACE SHARE VALUATION AMONG AMERICANS icontinuea Hun. Pan One.) . Gains of $1 to $4 and Over Widely Scattered Through List Rails to Fore in Heavy Share Purchasing PORTLAND, NOV. 27. AP) Oen. oral world's advances were made Tor wheat options with the foreign cash position firmer to higher. On the Portland futures market May wheat went to a new high for the season at 1.01 with no trading, while Decem ber was within o of the season's high. The latter showed snles of 4000 bushels. There was again no cash sales listed. 1 Wheat: Open High Low Close May ... - .80 1.01 .9 1.01 Deo .08V. .S4 '4 Today', car receipts: Wheat, 16; flour, 7: hay, 1, Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Nov. S7.(AP) Wheat: High prices unreached heretofore since 1033, distinguished Wheat trad ing today. ' Strained political oondltlons over seas, together wits unusual active export demsnd, did much to hoist wheat values. It was currently pre dicted Italy Would purchase fully 16,000.000 bushels more wheat than previously hsd been believed prob abls. Wheat: Open High Low Close Deo. ....... 1.18 1.10ft -.181, 1.18ft May ............ 1.18'A 1.17ft 1.16ft 1.16ft July ....1.06ft 1.06ft 1.0ft 1.0S Corn: Dec. 1.0514 106 1.0314 1.04V, May, new....l.00 1.00ft .09ft 39l Old - .88 .00ft .08 J)8ft July, new.. .09 H J0ft SB ft ,o Old OS ft -05ft .04 ft 414ft Ban Frnnelsro Turkeys BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. It (AP)- Dressed turkeys oose, unchanged. . H SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S7. (AP-USDA HOfJS 400, direct 380: nominally steady, psrt-losd around 900-lb. Oregon butchers, 110.06, top other weights absent: odd packing sows 7.35, good quoted 7.B0. CATTLE: 178 Including two loads direct to local feed lot. Usual alow post-holiday trade; all classes quoted nominally steady; short-load medium 1010-lb. California steers 8 00; good fed steers sbsent quoted to 8.78; good range oowa quoted to 8.75; low cut-tars-cutter eligible mainly 3.3A-4.25; food bulls quoted to 6.75. Cslves. none. Nominal; good-choice vealrrs quoted around B. 60-8. 50. SHEEP: 1,038. all direct. Nom inally good around 80-lb. wooled Ssmhs quoted up to 8 00; ewes salable j a as down. Income Shares NEW YORK, Nov. 27. (AP) Stocks leaped Into a sharp recovery climb In today's market as a little brighter tone to the foreign force. Oslns of 81 to 84 or more a share were widely distributed at the fast close which put the ticker tape be hind dealings on the floor or the ex change. A number of new recovery higha were recorded. Total sales approximated 3,360,000 share. Rail equipment Issues were the stellar performers, but merchandising, utility, mining, rail, motor and apec- lalty sharea were well out front In the forward push. Conspicuous on the advance were Baldwin Locomotive common and pre ferred, American Telephone, Interna tional Paper and Power preferred, Union Bag Ac Paper, N. Y. Dock' pre ferred, U. 8. Rubber. Chrysler, U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Bears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, J. O. Penney, Santa Fe and N. Y. Central. Today's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. It Dye .......................... 233 Am. Csn 123 Am. & Fgn. Pow. ...........,.... 7ft A. T. i T 189ft Anaconda ........ 49 peace conference at Atch. T. & S. F. Bendlx Avla Both. Steel California Pack'g. Caterpillar Ttaot. Chrysler Coml. Solv Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont Gen. Foods ....... Oen. Mot Int. Harvest. I. T. & T 73 59 n 43 ft 88 ft 127ft 19 6ft 183 4174 70 ft 09 ft 13 JoHns-Man - - 140 Monty Ward ..... 61", Nortm Amer. . . 32 Penney (J. C.) ........ 110 Phllllpa Pet : 46 Radio , 12 Sou. Pac. ' 42 Btd. Brnnds 16ft St. Oil Cal. 30 St. Oil N. J 80 ft Trans. Amer. .. 18 Union Carb 103 Unit. Aircraft .: 20f4 U. S. Steel - 76?, Maryland Fund: Bid 10.62; asked asked 11.62. Quarterly Income: Bid 18.66; ask ed 30.44. Kermlt Junior To Wed XIILTON, Mass., Nov. 37. (AP) The engagement of Miss Mary Lowe O add La to Kermlt Roosevelt, Jr., grandson of the lste president, was announced today by the young wo man's mother, Mrs. Avery aaddls of Milton. ASTORIA, Ore., Nov. 37. fp) Elnar Dahl, 27, Astoria, suffered fraotures of both legs, one arm and a broken pelvis In an automobile crash hero today when tho car he was driving hit a telephone pole. Use Mail Tribune w-t ads. c J n .' Of Ethiopia Taken ROME. Nov. 27 ( AP ) Gore. Ethio pia's "second capital," fell today to an Italian column sent oit from Addis Ababa Soptember 6, press re ports declared. Gore, Ethiopian delegates declared at Geneva, was the sent of the Ethio pian government following Emperor Halle Selassie's flight snd the fall of Addis Absba. Wire Worms lilt drain. MORO, Ore., Nov. 27. (P) D. E. Stevens, director of a cereal experi ment station here, said today a sur vey of wheat ranchea showed that wire worma were destroying young grnln. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. ter-Amerlcan Buenos Aires. Riding In an open car to the tem porary residence arranged for Mr. Kooseveit, the two presidents were seen by an estimated 300,000 persons packed behind troops and against the wans of buildings. More fortunate spectators, leaning from office windows In the Avenldo Rio Branco, sprinkled white and pink roses on their hesds. President Roosevelt waved his light gray nst and smiled broadly, Foreign Minister Jose Csrlos Macedo Soares, United States Arribeassador Hugh 5. Qobson, Dr. Oawaldo Aranha Brazilian minister to Washington snd James Roosovelt followed In the procession of seven cars. Guns Room Salute. The cruiser Indianapolis, carrying the presidential party boomed on 21-gun astute In honor of President Gctullo Vargaa of Brazil, as she en tered the harbor. Brazilian guns on the Cobras Island naval base responded with salute for the chief executive of the United States. Ifaval officers aboard the Indian apolis raised tho Brazilian flag as the American fleg flew from the Bra zilian flagship Sso Paulo. Among the other members of the welcoming committee were United States Ambassador Hugh S. Oibson, Oswsldo Aranha, Brazilian ambassa dor to Washington,. Oen. Rodney H. Smith, chief of the United States coast artillery mission at Rio, and Captain 0. C. GUI, chief of the United States naval mission. Six of Brazil's 16 warships were lined up In the hsrbor with their crews, standing at attention as the United States vessel glided between Sugar Loaf mountain and Santa Cruz fortress. Children Sing. As the Indianapolis approached Msua pier. 6000 school children ssng the Stsr Spangled Banner to welcome Mr, Roosevelt. The two presidents got Into an of- ftclsl automobile and started for the residence several miles away which Mr. Roosevelt was Invited to occupy during hla 12-hqur stay here. They drove through a double line of helmoted soldiers, who saluted thorn with rifles at "present arms." Twelve military bands, stationed at various points along the route, played tho national anthems of the United Btnli and Brazil, Crowds of the city's residents were msssed behind the military lines, waving flags of ths two nations snd ohcerlntt the two chief executives, James Roosevelt, the president's son. sat near his father In the tonneau of the open car. Avenue Perorated. The Avenlda Rio Branco. the boule vard over which the procession psssed wns decorated from the pier to the of flctal residence. The presidential cruiser was sighted shortly after 7 a. m. at the entrance to the harbor with the cruiser Ches ter. carrying newspspermen and se cret service officers, about BOO yards behind. The Indianapolis swung into the hsrbor as five Brazilian naval planes circled overhead Thonsnnda of persons lined the docks as the Indlsnapolls psssed the pier snd then swung sround. The presidential party waved greetings nmld the din of whistles, horns and church bells. Diplomats and government officials hsd assembled In the reception hall of the Touring club overlooking the pier. BERKELEY, Cal. (UP) Increase In the popularity of forestry ss profession has developed so rapidly mat me university or California Is having dlfriculty taking care or the number or students who desire to speclstlze In that branch. The percentage or students taking forestry courses has Increased 300 per cent in the past six years. Popularity of the profession Is due largely to the fact that It offers a means of livelihood 101 those who pre fer to work outdoors. , The division or forestry at the Uni versity of California wss opened In 1014. By 1031 It hsd 95 undergradu ates. This year It has jumped to 307 with sn sddltlonat 22 graduate stu dents who are taking post-graduate work. Special 1 Communication Medford Lodge No. 103. A F. As A. M., Friday, Nov. 27. 1 7:30 p. m. Work In E. A degree. Visitors Invited. O. O. HORNER, W. M. M. WILSON. Secy. FOR RENT Apartment: adults: close In. Phone 745-M. 125 N. Holly. GOOD ORGAN for sale chesp, and useo piano. 869.00. BALDWIN PIANO SHOPPE. FOR SALE Very close-In modern furnished duplex bungalow, on , Main St. Cost 84200. Is well rented; 62600 for clear title. Also 14 acres on main road close to Medford; 4-room house, garage and chicken house; 900. terms. Also B-room furnished house on West 10th St.: 81000 for clear title. Also, 160-scre stock ranch, well Improved. 100 acres cultivated, lots of outside range adjoining. Sell for I5S00. or renMor 8200 cash. Also, an exceptionally, well built modern home snd 1 .ere, close In. for 62500. The above described each has a good margin of profit ien ior tne ouyer. Seo or phone Clarence Pierce, Medford. WANTED Good cow or two spring ers to freshen before January. Write, Gerald Buck, Jacksonville. SEE THESE CARS 1036 Lafayette Sedan, 1935 Chevrolet Coupe. 1936 Graham Sedan. 1934 Graham Sedan. 1034 Chevrolet Coupe. 1934 Lafayette Sedan. Wide selection or lower priced used cars and several real buya In used trucks. WALTER W. ABBEY. Inc. 133 So. Riverside. Tel. 303. MEDFORD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES and INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS. J. c Hunter, Room 208, F. is F. Bank Bldg. WANTED Work or any kind. Age 18. uonesL ana wining to work. 306 East Apple. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Nicely rurnlshed sleep ing room; twin beds; heated. Tel 830-J. 14 ft ACRES; good buildings, modern nouse, iooo. - Also 18 acres. 10 acres Ladlno clover, fair buildings, 83850. Will lease to responsible partv. Also Several city and suburban homes. ROBERTS. REALTOR 720 West 2nd. $(150 HOUSES, 2 lots; near school, Sacri fice. 3 nice rental houses for only 6860.00. Owner must aell at once. Seo these places today, ALSO S.'t.OOIMIO BUYS 13-acre tract nesr Psclflc highway; 2 acres pears. 1 ft acres Ladlno clover. 8 seres lrrlgsted; new 5-room house, bHrn. garage, chicken house, elec tricity. This place la clear and priced to sell. Only 1ft miles from smau town. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. 100 E- Mnln St. Phono 728. CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH USED CAR TRADE-INS Compare these prices with anything In Oregon. 1035 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan, run 13.000 miles, $585. 1036 Ford v-8 DeLuxe Touring Se dan. 6510. 1034 Ford DeLuxe Coupe, 8385. 1934 Ford Cabriolet; radio and heat er. 6435. 1034 Ford Sedan. 8425. 1932 Chevrolet Coupe. 6285. 1931 Dodge Sedan. 8265. 1032 Plymouth Sedan. 6325. 1933 Chrysler 6-passenger Imperial Coup, 8526. 1936 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan, 6746. 1031 Ford Tudor Sedan. 8225, LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. Chrysler and Plymouth Headquarters. 38 N. Riverside. Tel. 18. I uunoo nwnwuuu, tui sale. 408 west etn. FOR SALE Equity In 8-room modern house on Kings nignway. rnone 609-J-6. FOR SALE '25 Graham Bros. 1ft. ton stake truck In good condition, good rubber. Call evenings, 1113 S. Oakdale. FOR SALE Klamath potatoes. Spe cial price for 3 days. Buy now as the price will be much higher. 100 lbs. or over delivered. 0. J. Logan, Stewart Ave. FOR SALE Residence property on Jacksonville Hwy., one acre land, attractive 8-room modern house, concrete basement, furnace, fire place, hardwood floors, sun-porch, automatic water system; many large shade trees, good barn, garage, chick en house and workshop. Would con sider smaller property fn exchange. Inquire 513 S. King St. EXPERIENCED ranch man work. Furnish references. Box 1090, Tribune. wants Write FOR SALE Narragansett and Berben Reds for breeding purposes. Phone 634-Y. SALEMAN WANTED For local men ufactured necessity In demand: liberal commission. J. C. Young's Mat Works, 085 E. Main, Ashland, Ore. HOUSE at 1127 W. Main: 4 rooms, bath and screened porch; plainly furnished; $20.00. Phone C. A. DcVoe. FOR SALE-1418-R. -Baled grain hay. Tel WANTED Local agent for Plneola. a oleaner. Wonderful opportunity. Apply evenings. Riverside Aptt, S. B. Adams. GET UP NIGHTS? Make This 25c Test If Irritated or weak bladder causei getting up nights, frequent desire, scanty flow, burning or backache, drink lots of boiled or distilled water, You know what hard water does to a teakettle. Also help flush out ex cess acids, waste and deposits, with little greon Bukets, a bladder laxa tive. Two of the 8 time-tested In gredients are buchu leaves and Juni per oil. If you are not pleased In four days, your druggist will refund your 25c. Heath's Drug Store and Jarmtn's Drug Store. Medford, Ore. LARGE furnished room, suitable for studio. 408 W. 6th. FOR SALE Wicker baby buggy, in good condition. 35 Vancouver Ave. NOTICE Blden's Shoe Service Is J Temporarily locaiea Kiaa s orxoe Store, 313 E. Main St., during the remodeling of Its premises at 10 South Central. FOR RENT furnished, '545-L. 7 -room house, partly In Jacksonville. Phone FOR SALE Automobile. Will mako good truck. Call Perl Funeral Home. , Phone 47. , WANTED Capable woman for house work; small home. 'Phone 852 -J. evenings. SPECIAL BARGAINS Barbed Wire. Wire Netting. Nails Cornifrated Roofing. Roofing Paper and Building Paper, less than mall order prices. Large stock of Pipe, Fittings, Plum ing Fixtures, new and used. Big savings on used 1 eating Stoves. Ranges and Hoisehold Goods. Harness, Horse Collars, Linoleum, Rugs, large stock, big savings. We arc headquarters for Wood Chop pers' Tools. Wedges, Splitting Mauls. , Crosscut Saws. Big stock. Save. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Ornpe St. Phone 1063. FEED GRINDING and mixing $2,0 Per Ton quirk service grinding and mixing as you wont It. nrlve-ln entrance with good parking space. Try our service we are sure It will plcnse you. SATURDAY SPECIALS: V. 8. No. 1 Potatoes V. S. No. 2 Potatoes.MM... Rest flrnrle Flour . Hard Wheat Flour ........per cwt. $2.40 ...-..per cwt. $1.58 40 lbs. $3.00 .10 lbs. $1.40 ALFALFA HAY. best quality.. BALED STRAW, best quality... ...cwt. .90 ...Bale $ .50 Ask for price In ton lots F. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 833 229 N. Riverside r SCHENLEY firesenfs ...its 20-Million-Dollar Blend Sip a few drops of Old Schenley. First you get that luxurious, easy-going taste. Then, as It goes down, its surprising softness in the throst delights you. And thereafter you are always sure of the same fine quality because Old Schenley comes in the exclusive patented "Pro tect. All " bottle to assure you the original quality It If St-htalfT's ste.t rtf rvr, of otf r JO Bullion Joll.ri worth of urd mil lain. hukif, ninth ciubk The llou.f t( Sfhenler to piojuce this tithlr t.Mrful plfnd ind to nuinuio In quslirr con INntly la uofuling lupplr. IXTRA QUALITY Pint No. 294C l.73 Quart No. JloA 90c Copnisht 19e Schenlcr Dimtbutprt, let., N. Y. OLD Old SrhcnUy Iilri 0.N Htyj Thi Men St hlilri Is tftii Kodurt tte 1 tin tod raoniht ot mort old. 50 itriihf hi,kti, 10 neutfil ipinu dimllrti (torn Amffian riiu. J0H itraifhf whukey jtki old. 10 iiriijtni whitkrv Svfmold. 10trightwhi.l-tr3 rrm t in.i 4 nomhtold iV ttwM! CHENLEY BLENDED WHISKEY hr and is tie name! Jill' NOW AVAILABLE IN OREGON HERE THEY ARE Shop Saturday and Next Week at Your F-B-A STORE TALENT PARKS GROCERY GOLD HILL A. A. WALKER RIVIERA AUTO PARK ROGUE RIVER FRED O'KELLEY WILDER VILLE H. W. BAKER SELMA R. L. RAMMER HOLLAND H. FLOYD TAKILMA H. MESSINGER RADIO PARK 0. R. BROOK ' JACKSONVILLE HAMAKER'S CASH GROCERY MEDFORD H. W. DAVISSON DARK'S GROCERY J. G CAMERON Crutei Lake Highway SUMMIT GROCERY The SERVICE GROCERY MIDWAY CASH STORE 0. W. SHORES J. W. COOK WALDEN BROS. ASHLAND EAST SIDE GROCERY PHOENIX PHOENIX MERCANTILE HIWAY MARKET GRANTS PASS B & B FOOD STORE TEMPLE MARKET Every single item at FBA Stores is a BIG VALUE! .Prices featured by these stores are consistently LOW. ER because each, independent member-grocer buys in conjunction with over 4,000 other successful FBA mem bers. Quantity buying of NATIONALLY ADVER TISED foods spells substantial savings that are pass SAVe'0 Y0U-Get the FBA Shopping Habit and unkist Arizona Grapefruit 80-s size 3 for 1 Qc Jersey Sweet Potatoes No. 1 5 pounds 19c Beans Small White 3 Pounds .... 23c Pumpkin Raymal Fancy 2V5 . Can 10 Oysters B os. Gulf Kist cans 25. Wheaties pkgs. 23c Pancake Flour Sperry 28 os. package Package 3c Tomato Juice 22'; 02. can Stokley Can 10 Oats Mother's Quick or Reg. with Premium Package 29c Catsup 12 os. Ruby Brand Bottle . 1Qc Bottle Syrup 35c Sleepy Hollow Qts. Pineapple Hillsdale Slightly Broken Slices cans 35 Peas Del Monte Early Garden, 2's cans 33
