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Newspaper Page Texti f PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON". THURSDAY. MAY 6. 1937. ' I united Aircr.fl 3's I Butter a scor. 83c: 1 acor. 3 n in r ni n h. p.u.j pmj.. m. ir ,,. o. s. 8ti " II I HIlll h K KR 1 1 VU 11.. " ..... .! .rr.fc. ; I Usuauu ivuuiv, i - I llllU II I .1 IIHIIIll III! PUiu nwuiiiB w But.",- , I Am rn 101 II VI II UIL.UW Hill" iuwii WEDDING GIFTS WAT( II (Continued from Paga One.) (th due hew u rue former Prlncesa Marin of Greece) and the Earl and Counteaa of Harewood (tbe eounteaa la Edward'a slater, Mary, the prlnceaa royal) may be the only repreaenta tlvea of Brltaln'a rujal family at the wedding, a'souroe cloee to tbe Cha teau de Cande aald. Edward'a youngest brother, tbe Duke of Kent, probably will be beat man, and Herman L. Rogers, friend and spokesman, of Mxa. Simpson end bar former boat at Cannea, will fire tbe bride in marriage. ' Plana Unsettled Soon after the wedding the couple are expected to leave to chateau. Redecorattoa of their prospective honeymoon retreat In aouthern Aua trie, Wasaerleonburg oaatle, will be completed about June 1. Edward rented tbe Austrian castle for 400 a montb. Perhaps a week will elapse between tbe coronation end Edward'a mar riage, in line with the duke'a plan to detract aa little attention aa poa alble from the London celebration. Plans for the honeymoon, It waa aald authoritatively, were still un certain. One project understood to be under consideration would take the duke end duchess on a good will flour of African and other British colonies. L IN DR. H SUIT . Motion for dismissal of tbe suit of Dr. 0. I. Kunx against J. E. Tre vorrow and Walter H. Leverette, op erators of the Medford center build ing, baa been filed on the grounds tbe complaint contains "two causes of action, not separately pleaded." - DrKunz In a personal Injury dam age suit aeeke US. 000 genera) and 3.066 special damages, aa tbe re eult of the fall of an electrlo light shade on June 33 last. The plaintiff alleges the ahade struck him on the shoulder and bead, causing Injury and Impairment of hearing capacity. Dr. Kuni waa working at a dental ehalr when tbe shade fell. Attorney A. E. Beamea represents tbe defendants, and bla brother, At torney Charlea w. Reemea, represents the plaintiff In the action. VACCINATIONS FOR TYPHOID NECESSARY Everyone who goes outside of town on picnics, etc., should be vaccinated for Typhoid, even though they do not drink creek water. At the present time every stream In Jackson county la contaminated with Typhoid I There are two methods of vaccination. The general accepted method Is the hypo dermic Injeotton aa practiced In the United States Army. The other la the oral treatment aa practiced In the French Army.. Heath'e have both treatments. . Consult your physician about tlie one he thinks best for you. . INSULIN IS 11.13 at Heath's. We also have the New Protamine lino Insulin. Not long ago people were led to believe that this new pro duct would end all diabetic probteme This la not true. It can only be used for certain types of diabetes and must be given under the very careful supervision of a competent physician. HEATH'S DRUG STORE Phone 884 Baptist Speaker (oT-effiPi U. D. L. EIGHT 8 PLUS The Blended Whiskey that Bears the TASTE-MARK OF QUALITY J) 1-t BUNDED rhf U. 0. L I HI)! tup tUd4 wtilittvy roaiorwbly prtevsj. rVght Plu nicii lrd W;...,c' V0 I'iool- l .UaMg ni wiuiKry in inn product it 0 ytmr$ old, WO'Vtraiirit whlrrv.Ki grain aeutrel spUUs, But tied under Out formula tact April 15, 19J7. U L. L (oi AmttK) Inf., Htltitn-ff. TlH. ' sex" i iA6 r - j -Hi Rev. o. L. Bwanson. D.D., who waa among speakers at last night's fe! lowshlp banquet for the state Bap UK convention. Rev. Rwanaon baa spent 4i years at Assam mission In India. He has been awarded the Kalser-l-lllnd medal for his work In Oolaghat province, a decoration awarded only for outstanding public service. CANNON 10 FACE INITIAL HEARING Nelson Cannon, 93, held In a cor oner's Inquest aa responsible for the auto-bloycle crash a week ago on North Riverside In . which Francis Lee Heryford, It-year-old high school boy, waa killed, Is scheduled to appear In Justice court this afternoon for a preliminary bearing. Under Oregon law, a preliminary hearing may be held In cases of this nature without formality of tiling a charge, and a defendant bound over to the grand Jury for action, upon the coroner's report. The district attorney's office' indicated thla would be the procedure. Cannon la now serving ten days In the county Jail, on a charge of driving an auto without an oper ator's license. The sentence waa Im posed last Saturday. BIRTHS PASSES, AGED 64 Charles Renr) Barklow, 64, real- dent of Myrtle Point, Ore. passed away at tbe borne of his daughter. Mrs. Oolda Edwarda, 734 west Jeca son atreet, thla morning at 0:30, af ter a short Illness. Mr. Barklow waa born at South English. Iowa, No vember 8, 1373. He had been spending the pact two months here with his daughter. His wife, Mrs. Etta Barklow, paaaed away December 3, 1630. He leavea to mourn bla departure three daughters: Mrs. Rachel Michael. Olympla, Waah.; Mrs. Zella Williams, Eugene, Ore. and Mrs. Oolda Ed wards, Medford; three sisters: Mrs. Nora Knight and Mra. Mary Miller of Myrtle Point and Mra. Myrtle Bone wltz of Weston Ore. Funeral services will be held at the Church of tbe Brethren In Myrtle Point, Saturday at 3 p. m. Rev. C. E. Wolff wui officiate aaslated by Rev. r. H. Barr. Interment will take place at Norway, Ore. Perl chapel Is assisting with arrangements. T LI WHEN CAR HITS POLE Burt Luman. 10, Medford youth, received possible serious Injuries at 3:20 a. m. today when the car he was driving apparently hit a tele phone pole at the Intersection of South Riverside avenue and Twelfth street, according to police. Luman was taken to Community hospital following the accident. The attending physician stated today It was Impossible to determine the ex tent of Injuries until X-ray pictures, taken this morning, were developed. H waa suffering from severe back Injuries, it was said, but was resting fairly comfortably. City police, who Investigated the mishap, said that Luman evidently skidded on loose gravel In making a reverse turn at Twelfth street while traveling south on Riverside avenue, his car smashing Into a telephone pole on the northeast corner of the Inter section. The door handle of the car was found sticking In the telephone pole following the accident, police report. Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Harper a boy weighing six pounds, seven and three-quarter ounces on May 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harper. Mother and bo by were reported to be progressing nicely todny. CLEAN FALSE TEETH -GET RID OF STAINS New Easy Way-No Bruthing Sttra-Klsin, amailnf new dlieeverr. motes blsck.it stains, tarnlih. tartar Ilk. maile. Juit put falsa tetUi or bride" in s glass of wattr and add 6ure-Kln powder. No ratify bniihtni. Bieommtnd.d by den tilti approved by Good Housekeeping. At all druigtits, Honey bask If aot dillikteo, 0 Sjujiji..!. rjrc WITH THESE AMAZING NEW FEATURES Sav-A-Step Slid-ATray 18 Point Illuminated Cold Control Reversible Evaporator Door Vapor Sealed Cabinet Slo-Cycle Twin Cylinder Compressor Tilt-A-Sholf " Safety Zone Temperature Control Jumbo Vegetable Freshener Jumbo Fruit Basket 3 YEARS TO PAY PALMER Music & Electric Store MAIN AND BARTLETT. PHONS 788 temswarasm: t. , pnnsijajiaaa) f.mmmmtmmamimmmmmmmi Luman was driving a 138 Ford roadster owneo by Jack Davis, city police state. According to authori ties, the youth claimed be war trying out the car with a mind to purchas ing It. The machine received a amaahed left door and tender and a broken windshield. Eagles To Elect Officers Friday Medford aerie and auxiliary of tbe Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold their annual election of offtcera In the West Main atreet lodge hall at a o'clock tomorrow night. Considerable Interest has been manifested especially In the aerie election and competition haa devel oped for every office but one, aald Jack Porter, vice-president. Because of thla a large turnout of members la anticipated, he added. Livestock PORTLAND. Ore., May 6AP) BUTTER Prints, A grade 34c lb. in parchment wrappers, 35c lb. In car tons; B grade, parchment wrappers !3'c lb., cartona 34 Ho lb. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, buying price) : A grade, 34 '4 a 39clb.; B grade, 83a34o lyb.; country sta tions, A grade, 84Hc; B grade, Slc lb.; 0 grade at market. B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Price paid producer: Butterfat basis, 69.3c lb.; milk, 03.7 e lb.; surplus. 46.0c. Price paid milk board, 67c lb. EGOS Buying price by wholesal ers; Extras, 30c; standard. I7c; me dium, I6c; medium firsts, !6c; under grades, 16o dozen. CHEESE, COUNTRY MEATS AND LIVE POULTRY Stead and un changed. NEW POTATOES California whites 1.75 3 5 00. Portland PORTLAND, May 6W(AP-UBDA HOOB SOO, Including 419 direct; market alow, steady; good and choice 1S6 to 310-lb. drlve-lna, 10.35; load lot quotable to 10.60; 336 to 350 1b. butcher and 136 to 166-lb. lights, l.09.76; few choice 168.1b., eio.00; packing sows, 17.00 a 8.50; few 85-lb. feeders, $8.60. CATTLE 178. Including 11 direct; celves 60, Including 38 direct: market active, steady; part load short year ling steers, 89.50; medium steers, I8.00O9.36; few 86.60Q7.60: plain oows, 84.76 6.76; better kinds to 88.00; few cutters, 83.36$3.76; conv mon bulls, 66.00 1 6.00; smooth kinds, 6.6097.00: choice vealera, tlO.OOQ 10.50; plain, 6.0099.00; heavy calves, 7.76 dcayn. SHEEP 136, Including 16 direct; steady; small lots 60-lb. genuine springs, 813.00; good and choice ahorn lambs, eligible llOOOi 10.60; part load 98 to 101-lb. shorn ewee, 4.00. Chicago Wheat mi CHICAOO. Uav 6 Wheat! Open High Low Close May 1.3914 1.30 14 1.39 1.39!4 Julv 1.10V. 1 10 1.1RU 1.18U Sep. 1.17H 1.17 l.l4 l.ny. Wall St. Report NEW YORK, May 8. (AP A late rally In rails stiffened the stock mar ket today and many early declines of fraotlona to a point or more were pared or cancelled In the final hour. Mlnua signs, however, were plentiful at the end. Until the arrival of tardy support the liat pursued a lifeless course, with the ticker tape frequently at a standstill. The turnover was one of the smallest of the year or longer. Transfers were around 750,000 shares. Today's closing prices for S3 ae- Am. b l-gn. rower . A. T. it T. Anaconda . Atch. T. A 8. F. Bendlx Aviation .- Beth. Steel . Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler oCml. Solv. . Curtlaa-wrlght DuPont . Oen. Electrlo Oen. Poods Oen. Motors Int. Harveat. , I. T. & T. .. Johns-Man. Mont. Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. Radio Sou. Pac. 8td. Brands . Std. Oil Cal. Std. Oil N. J. , Trans. Amer. Union Carb. .. 188', 63', 93"; 31', 86 . 81 116 16 6 166 64 H 0V, 8014 108'., IIH 13114 63 3614 98 66', 9 . 69 134 44 87 14 99 HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE Caused by Tired Kidneys Many ol those cntwiai, oauini, ptlnfal backarhet people BUrna on oolda or txevlai ir often caused by tired kidneys and may be relieved when treated In the right way. The kidneys are Nature's ohlef way of takfaf xresa acids and poisonous waste out of tbi blood. Most people pass about 3 pints a day oi about 3 pounds of waste. . , K the 1ft mile of kidney tubes and Bltert don't work well, poisonous waste matter stays n the blood. These poisons may start aaBgins backaches, rfaeumatio pains, lumbago, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling, puffineu under the eyes, headaebea and dissiness. Don't wait I Ask your druggist for Doan s Pills, used succeutully by millions for over 40 rears. They give happy relief and will help the waste from the blood. Get Doan' fan Francisco Butter SAN FRANCISCO. May 6 (AP) SACRAMENTO, May 6.(AP) Churning cream butterfat: flrat gTa4 37; second grade 36. TRAVEL EA5T on on of UNION PACIFIC 5 gas c , EVERY DAY Is BARGAIN DAY At HUBBAR D BROTHERS SHOVELS Ladles' or garden shovels. Strap ihank. High carbon sel blade. 40-Inch waxed aih handles. $1.15 Garden Hoe 7-lruh farden hee. Socket type with 7-16 Inch shank. Blade, shank, and sooket one-pleoe forged, blade hand sharpened. $1.10 Garden Rake H-tooth bow type garden rake. Spring steel bows welded to highest quality malleable head, 60 Inch hlrkory handle. $1.10 GARDEN HOSE V 8. Rubber Co. one-braid reinforced garden hose, -Inch slie. 50ft. Coupled $2.88 This long-established Medford store offers EVERY DAY BARGAINS that mean substantial savings for thrifty shoppers. ... It is not neces sary to wait for a sale at this store Hubbard's prices are ALWAYS low. Here are a few items to give you an idea of the genuine values we feature. White Enamel-Ware White enamelware. First qual ity, American made. Camp or Picnic enamelware, white with blue rim. LUNOH PLATES SOUP BOWLS OPEN HANDLE CUPS 2 for 35c Cups and Saucers 10c BIRD CAGES Large sUe oblong bird cages with round top. Made with clean out tray, porcelain cups and circular swing. $130 Matching wrought iron floor stand. $145 S3 EH NniiiNMaMTiMnnnM IIHtl m I 09 Croat awa Mh Mt rrttm )tha) eiflla. Uil I'M aar labia. 01 wtv'tl 1IMI1 S 10 A CUSIOMII SPECIAL THIS WEEK First quality white Im ported cups and saucers. Cup and saucer Glasbake Sets l$-quart baking dish Utility pie plate cover Six Glasbake custard cups $1.00 VIKING Mowers 10-inch Roller Bearing Wheels; five tool steel blades; ball bear ing cutter assembly. A truly long life mower; 16-inch cutter. $850 P5lPL "Take. th. MaUjCr Cofc"-Kp R CjA m4wF A tfth ter mlftt IdW ho)l hmthat. lad afc- ndwKiia plottj dtco ratten LIMIT 2 TO A CUSTOMER I I I SPECIAL TIMS WEEK LACE EDGE H Boss Glass k STEP CAN Ivory or freen sanitary step cam; eight-quart Inset. 89c DUSTER SPECIAL a O'Cedar wall or floor duster, 1.50 talue. Spring apeclal $1.00 RANGE SETS Five new patterns. Semi-porcelain range sets. Covered drip pings jar, salt shaker and pep per shaker. 39c to 69c WASH TUBS Large No 3 galvanized wash tubs. The largest size we stock. Holds Wi gallons. Special 95 c Scrub Tubs 5-gallon scrub tub with carry ing bail. Use as small wash tub or scrub pail. Special 39c SPRAY SPECIAL One pint O'Cedar spray with !4 pint hand spray gun. Spray now for moths. Efficient for flies and insect pests. No stain. Special . 50 Prices Subject to Stock on Hand For FISHERMEN J 7? in; ft I 1 PRESERVE DISH Liko mushrooms after a rain toe at? ross glass ts popping up v ryh Equally smart In sets or as single pieces. lt' appecrtnq on luncheon tables all over the country. You 11 know why when you tee this preserve dish delicately shad ed, gracefully formed and wllh an edge thai suggests lac. TWO TO A CUSTOMS! FLY RODS Split Bamboo Fly Rods to meet every requirement, south Bend. Shakespeare and Dlrtne brands. Priced from $1.25 to $35 RodC ases Fiber board water proof n1 cases. 40' Inch lentth. CALCUTTA POLES Reml-sotid Catcuttas. 14 to 16-foot lenclhs. 1 to 1H-Inch butts. 95. Solid Calcutta, 12 to 14-foot lengths, to 1-Inch butts. $1.20 BAMBOO POLES Restraightened Bamboos, 20 r foot lengths, 1 to 1 1-8 inch Sr butts. J Fish Creels 35c l l MVS K-VejaJPf HJL- s ' fHA'U, M. 80 16-lneh "Body . Bin," all brown flnlih fish creel. le tachahle leather pocket, r.x tra heary cow hide lealher bound. $3 HUBBARD BROS, Inc. MAIN & RIVERSIDE PHONE 231 4