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ifEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1937. PAGE THREE ' STATE MEDICINE URGED BY NURSE FOR MIDDLE CLASS Something Must Be Done, Is Counsel of Ashland Public Health Worker at Association Meet Here presided st the meeting. Tea m served after the program by Central Point member. Livestock Jack&on County Health association met yesterday afternoon at the court house with Mrs. Bertha L. Denton, public health school nurse of Ash land, giving a talk on pertinent facts studied at the University of Wash ington summer session this year. Her subject was "What a University Has To Offer a Graduate Nurse." Mrs. Denton said that something had to be done for the middle classes In regard to medical attention and that the answer to the problem Is state medicine. 'The very poor are taken care of by various organiza tions and the rich have the money to pay for care but the vast middle elass must either go without proper medical treatment or meet the ex pense themselves." she said. She quoted the secretary of the American Medical association as say ing that the association should stop fighting state mcMlclne and take the lead In bringing It to the United States. Cites Venereal Spread 'The speaker also referred at length to venereal diseases, saying she was surprised to learn now they have spread through the United States venereal diseases rank first, or nearly first, In the cause or deaths In this country today, she said, attributing this spread to lax conditions In the public schools which could be cor rected by sex education If the public would stand for such education. Some progress Is being made In this direc tion however, Mrs. Denton stated, and she expressed the hdpe that the time would arrive when a course on this subject would be offered along with the rest of the curriculum. The modern trend In school nurs ing Is to teach the child and parents to do things for' themselves rather than have others do things for them, the speaker said. The nurse Is an educator and guide, not a mother, she added In explaining the posi tion of a nurse In the school pro gram. The social security act has allotted S8.000.0OO to states tfnd counties to assist them In maintaining health services and. money has also been given for the control of syphilis, Mrs. Denton pointed out. Anyone having this disease should report to his own doctor or a public health de partment and proper care will be given without charge, she empna sized. Urges Seal Patronage Mrs. R. B. Oreen read a message from Miss Mildred Carlton, president of the county association, In which ahe urged the support for the annual Christmas seal sale drive. Figures were cited showing that there are 600.000 cases of tuberculosis In the- TJnlted States costing society and In dustry two billion dollars. This tre mendous expenditure Is needless, it was stressed, because tuberculosis can be prevented and cured. Jackson county has the lowest death rate from this cause In Oregon, It was brought out. Mrs. J. C- fl- Wellls, treasurer of the organization, read a report of the Community Chest drive showing that 97 V4 percent of the goal had been realized. Mrs. J. H. Puller, vice president. Portland. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 19. (AP USDAt Hogs 500, Including 403 direct; market very slow, 15. J 38c lower; good-choice 180-200 lb. drlve 1ns. $8.503 8.60; choice load lots quotable S8.8S; few 225-250 lb. butch ers 18.00: light lights salable around S8.00; packing sows scarce; few feed er pigs S8.35. CATTLE: 35, Including 3 direct: calves 75 Including 70 direct; market nominal, late undertone decidedly 'weak, few holdovers unsold; week's bulk fat steers, $7.00 8 AO, early top $9.00; common $5 $6; few Block ers and feeders, $5 JO . 6.75; common medium heifers, $5.00 a 6.75; low cut ter and cutter cows. 2a3; good beef up to $5.50; early sales to $9; bulls. $4 a 5; beef up to $5.50; good chotce vealers nominally $78. SHEEP 300, Including 6 direct; scattered sales slaughter lambs un evenly lower without bids; few me dium 71-100 lb. lambs. $7.00a 7.26: common 58-lb. at 8.00: good fat yearlings scarce; medium-good slau ghter ewes arrived late, held above (3.25. firsts, 25c; medium, 33c; medium firsts, 26c; small extras, 17c; under grades, 17c dozen Cheese, country meats, live poultry and turkeys unchsnged. Potatoes, onions, wool, hay unchanged. Portland Wheat 4 .83 .84 .38 PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 19. (AP) drain: Wheat: Open High Low Close May JB6 .88 Deo .85 .88 Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem, h.w.. IS per cent, 85c; 13 per cent, 83c; dark hard winter, 13 per cent, 98c; 12 per cent, 94c; 11 per cent. 86c; soft white and western white, 83c; hard winter, 84c; western red, 83c. Oats. No. 3 white. $24. Os s. No. 3 gray. $36. Barley. No. 3 45 lb. b.w., $27.50. " Corn. No. 3 B. T., ship. $37.50. MUlrun, standard. $31. Today's csr receipts: Wheat. 48; barley. 5; flour. 6: corn, 3; oats, 3; hay. 3. I. T. 4: T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. w Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet . Radio .. Sou. Pac. 8td. Brands . St. oil Cal. St. OH N. J Trans. Amer. .... Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel 681, 34 194 . 66 . 391, . i . 18 8'i . 30 . 45 . . 65 , 17i . 51 Chicago Wheat South San Francisco. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 19 (AP-USDA) Hogs 300. Including 170 direct. Butchers In light supply, mostly 26c lower: top. $8.76 on load good 311-217 lb. weights: few 250 265 lb. butchers, $8.25. CATTLE 200, including 60 direct. Good fed steers absent, quoted up to around $9.00: she stock very scarce; heifers and medium to good cows absent, quoted nominally steady medium to good cows salable $4.50$ 6.76: few low cutters to common cows, $3.00(5 4.25, steady; medium bulls eligible $4.75g5.60. Calves none. Nominal; good to choice vealers quoted around $9.50 a 10.50. . SHEEP I860, including 04U cureci.. T.omh ahrmt. tnriv: rinuble Rood weighty Idaho wooled lambs $9.50, sorted 20 per cent: part decx me dium to good 83-lb. wooled year lings sold unevenly lower at $6.50: sorted 8 head. $5.50; slaughter ewes practically absent, good to cnoice wooled quoted $3.oo8J.io. Chicago. rrwirArso Nov. IB. (AP-USDA) u isnnrv market 15(9 25c lower than Thursday's average; top. $8.20: largely 8.008.10 marxei on 150-300 lbs.: few DUicners twoov lbs.. $7A0a8.00; most packing sows. $7.40 7.65; lightweights up to $7.85. CATTLE 1500; calves 600; fed steers and yearlings steady In cleanup trade: few loads medium weights, $10.50al2.25: remaining supply most ly $7.00(5 8.75: she stock steady; ex cepting slight weakness on medium grade cows; most heifers, $6.00(?7 6U; cutter cows, $350(?4.50; beef grades, $5.00a 6.50; bulls weak to 25c lower, mostly $6.00 down, but $6.25 quot able for outstanding Individuals: vealers stcsdy; bulk good and choice $9.50(7 11. SHEEP 4000; fat lambs aotlve. mostly steady: good to choice native and fed comeback lambs, $8.7619: best held higher: three decks year lings. $7.75: sheep strong to 2Sc up; good to choice native ewes. $4. 6: feeding lambs scarce. CHICAGO. Nov. 19. ( AP) Largely paralleling downward slides of se curities, wheat, toppled more than two cents a bushel maximum here today. Wheat: Open High Low Close Dec .9H4 . .91 .89 .90 May .91 .92 .90 .90'A July .85 .85 .84 84' Pear Markets Yesterday CHICAGO, Nov. 18. (AP-USDA) Pears: On car Washington arrived, U on track. 5 sold;. Oregon Boscs, 1,468 boxes No. 1, 1.60-3.15, average 3 03. . NEW YORK. NOV. IB. (AP-USDA) Pears: Eleven cars arrived, one Cali fornia, 3 Oregon. 1 New York, 7 Wash ington unloaded; 23 on track: Oregon Basra. 4.506 boxes No. 1, 1.90-3.46. average 3.09: 720 boxes unclassified 1.35-50. average 1.49; Anjous. 720 boxea fancy 3.40-80. average 3.60. San Francisco Butter SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 19 . (AP USDA Butter, score 03, 36c; 91. 35c. Wall St. Report Toodlc doo, Jeeves! Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 19. (AP) BUTTER Prints. A grade 37c lb. In parchment wrappers, 38 Vic lb. tn cartons: B grade 36',c lb. in parch ment wrappers, 37'ic lb. In cartons. BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery, buying price): A grade 37 38c lb country stations; A grade, 3V, a 36c lb.; B grade 3c lb. less; C grade, 6c less. EGGS Buying price by wholesal ers: Ftras, 31 r; Btfl.nrtnrrt.1. 2Rc; NEW YORK. Nov. 19. (AP) Stock market leaders toppled In fast deal ings today as Wall street sentiment was further clouded by business, labor and political prospect. Numerous Issues went overboard for losses running to 5 points and a few as much as 8 or so. New lows for the past year or longer were plentiful. Transfers were In the neighborhood of 1.800,000 shares. Exemplifying the downward eco nomic slant was the freight loadings barometer for last week. This revealed a more than seasonal decline with the total around 100,000 cara below the same time last year. Automobile output was up over the preceding week but well down from the 1936 period. Chilling buying contingents also were "sit-down" strikes at General Motors and Goodyear plants. A re straining factor, tn addition, was seen in financial forecasts that congress probably would be unable to provide tax relief, at the special session, which Industrial officials have fav ored as a recovery need. U. S. government securities turned strong In the bond department, but corporation loans backed away. Today's closing prices for 32 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. flc Dye 153 Vi Am. Can ... 84 Am. fe Fgn. Pow 4 A. T. & T .'. MS Hi Anaconda Atch. T. & S. F. Bendlx Avla. ... Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract Chrysler Coml. Solv. 354 34i,4 13 .......S 48 U- 42 :::: Curtls-Wrlht 3 1 1 I DuPont 108H I I Gen. Elec. 87H I I Gen. Poods 28i II Oen. Mot: -- 33i R2 Int. Hnrrest. 68 It's the flavor that does it- flavor so vivid you can taste, it to your toes. It's Wings of the Morning! Schilling Coffee One for Percolator another one for Drip or Glass Nfaker. -41 Insist on Uellrlons tirade LOST RIVER BUTTER & MILK Manufactured id Medfurd PEERLESS MARKET 12-14 N. Bartlett. Phone 603. Free Delivery 'CUSTARD PUFFS Pineapple Cream Puffs Tender, flaky shells some filled with a delicious vanilla custard, others filled with pure whipped cream with crushed Pine spple through it. Either make a marvelous dish be sure and try them. Very specially priced at 6 for 23c Thanksgiving: is just a few days away start planning for it NOW. As far as bak ed goods are concerned, we can furnish you with your every need wholesome tempting, appetizing, food that "the whole family and your guests will enjoy. Just a few of the items: DINNER ROLLS, many kinds; PUMPKIN PIE. MINCE PIE, PIL GRIM CAKE, brand new and special for Thanksgiving; FRUIT CAKE, .DRESS ING BREAD, and many other items. Please place your order early. We have a large display of Turkeys for you to select your Thanksgiving bird from. Buy your Turkey Saturday We will store it and de liver it to you door when you wish it. PORK ROAST , rr lb. 18c PORK CHOPS c".c u lb. 25c STEAK rsrir lb. 20c Boned & Tied HAM rz lb. 30c VEAL ROAST "sr lb. 15c VEAL STEAK -sr lb. 17c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Large Lettuce, crisp solid. . .3 heads 10c Artichokes, large fancy .4 for 25c Sweet Potatoes, U. S. No. l's. .7 lbs. 25c Dry Onions, Sweet Spanish ... 50 lbs. 97c Juice Oranges, fancy seedless . 2 doz. 25c Grapefruit, large Arizona . . . 7 for 25c Apples, Newtowns ............ box 49c I T , You 0' tot te f u rt.e best ol v lucAt19. 31 W '? It fflA8 SL. So" erro . 11 ?ottt. etcand : v.Brtieift,ft. 0Oti8i4er I Be Wise, Bay Wise and Economize at Holloway's Can Rely on the Reliable For Finest Quality THANKSGIVING Fruits & Vegetables SWEET POTATOES When shopping for Sweet Potatoes note the difference in qual ity. We have only th finest No. l's. Pumpkin 10c Fey. Royal Club. Lg. No. 2y2 can Mince Meat None Such, 2 pkg. 25c HEADQUARTERS FOR Fancy Shelled Walnuts and Almonds Fancy Raisins, Dates, Figs and Prunes Special, fancy packs of all dried fruits packed to order No. 1 large. Only the best for the feast of feasts. Utah Celery, Ig. stalk, 2 for 19c Bananas, ex. fey, lb 5c Texas Seedless Grapefruit .59c Dozen In Shopping Bag Brussels Sprouts Artichokes Persimmons Oalavos ItaL Broccoli Fresh Pears CRISCO 3 lb. can 57c CRAM BERRY fc. SAUCE ftCTf 2 can' 29c JELLO AU Flavors pkg. 5c See Our Big Line of Stuffed, Green, Spanish and Ripe Olives Ginger Ale or Lime Rickey 3 for 25c EXTRA SPECIAL BRAND Krispy Crackers, Sunshine, 2 lb. 29c Whole Wheat Fig Bars . . .2 lbs. 29c SUNSHINE String Beans, 8 oz. can 10c Fey. Sun Blest Asparagus style, for perfect salads tamit PERCOLATOR Schilling (Elthn Two kinds, percolator & drip kind For a fragrant, full flavored " cup of coffee use Schilling's ';m 1 cabn 27C 2JS 53c PArKEO IN WOODEN BOXES OLEO TROCO The New Improved lb. 19c Miracle Whip pt 23c qt 35c Yellow Corn Meal, 9 lb. sack ...... -29 Corn, fey. whole vac. pack, 2 cans . . . 29c CHEESE NIPPY pound 29f? Phili. Cream, Pimiento or plain. Fine for stuffing celery 2 pkgs. 19f Bring your Crystal White Coupons Here CANDY NU BORA, large premium pkg. . . . .35c WiM FLOUR, Kitchen Queen, 49 lb. sk. $1.69 HOLLOWAY'S RELIABLE GROCERY W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner 100 Independent, No Affiliatnons. PHONE 20 For a Better Thanksgiving Dinner order a City Market Extra Fancy No. 1 Turkey Hen ORDER EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION Swiss Steak lb. 23c STEER BEEF Pork Roast 1 BACON " lb. 18c ss lb. 30c Back Bones lb 12c - Smoked Sausage lb 29c cmnr meat amsest Phone 324 Free Delivery Any Size Order 121 North Central t
