MEDFOKD-MSTL TRTBTTNTE. rEDFOTD, OKECiOy, TUESD'AT, yOTErBER 23. 1337.
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SALE OF TICKETS
Ticket for the annual firemen's
charity1 ball in the Oriental Gordens
PLENTY TO BE
THANKFUL FOR
An.v person wiio lives In thl great
country unci especially In the
beautiful Rogue River Valley has
plenty to he thankful for. Thanks
giving Day Is a time when we fan
pause and reflect over our good
fortunes and give thanks Tor good
things we have . . It Is' a time,
too, that we should consider those
less fortunate than ourselves and
share In a measure with those In
need so that they, too, may have
a joyous Thanksgiving!
HV FRAGER. .
DELICIOUS
THANKSGIVING
DINNERS
AT THE REX'S
MODERATE PRICES
Something New!
FRENCH DIP
SANDWICHES
Tou'U like this new. entirely dif
ferent sandwich n verltahle meal
III Itself for those who prefer a
light yet romplete lunch. A crisp
and crunchy roll with nn appetiz
ing filling of sliced roast beef,
s1m cheese and a wivnrv wine
and fine herb sauce Try It for
a REAL TREAT!
Thursday night in eeT.lnf wll,
and the advance sale lndtcatee ft
large attendance, it was stated to
day by Chief Roy Elliott.
TlcKet may be procured In ad
vance from any regular or volunteer
fireman or by telephoning 849. They
may also be obtained at the door
the night of the ball.
Chief Elliott today thanked tne
Elks for changing their dance trom
Thursday to Wednesday .night to
avert a conflict. The lodge dance la
for Elks and their friends only.
Proceeds from the firemen's Dill
wll' e used as usual In rebuilding
and repainting discarded toys tor
distribution among under-prtvllegea
children at Christina. The money
Is used In buying the necesssry sup
plies, the firemen contributing the
labor.
Old toys are now being received at
fire headquarters and Chief Elliott
asked for a generoua donation of
discarded playthings. Any kind of
toy Is acceptable, he emphaslred.
He said the firemen are eager to
distribute more toys thla year than
ever before. Last year about 1800 old
playthings were refurbished and dli
trlbuted, the chief related.
The firemen's project la supported
by Lady Lions who assist In gather
ing the old toys and In providing
as many new ones as possible. To
procure funds for the purchase 01
new toya the Lady Lions conducted
a rummage sale yesterday and to
day. The sale has been a complete
success and It was expected that
all the articles would be sold by
mld-aftcrnoon, committee In charge
stated.
E SUPPORT S1
FOR ZONTA CONCERTS
Zontlans met Monday noon at the
Hotel Medford for their regular semi
monthly luncheon, with Mrs. Mar
garet Fabrlck presiding.
Mrs. Ethelwyn Hoffman' report n
the sale of aeaaon tickets to the
Medford Junior Symphony orchestra
concerts Indicated that the entire
community Is interested in helping
further this civic movement. First
of the concerts is scheduled lor
Tuesday. November 30. with George
Maddox as assisting artist
Daniel D. Davis of the ToaMm as
ter's club was a guest at the Zonta
meeting and gave a brief talk regard
ing the Christmas seal sale and Us
purpose.
EXPERT TO CONDUCT
BRIDGE CLUB HERE
Formation of a contract bridge
club at the Hotel Medford was an
nounced today by John Sosa, na
tionally known player, teacher, lec
turer and tournament director.
In addition to operating the club,
Mr. Sosa said he would give up-to-the-minute
instruction In contract
bridge and conduct a number ot
tournament, the first . to ' be- a
knock-out rubber bridge tourney at
the Hotel Medford on December 6.
Mr. Sosa has been conducting
classes In Ashland the past three
months. He teaches the Culbertson
system though he knows 18 others,
he related.
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 33 (AP)
Seizure of 333 slot machine by vice
operatives In a warehouse raid raised
the total confiscations here to 818.
These Are Necessary
for a complete
Thanksgiving Dinner
Pumpkin and
Mince Pies
28c Each
In cellophane-windowed boxes to keep thera
fresh.
Parker House Rolls
15c per pkg.
Wrapped in cellophane all ready (or warm-ing.
and also
Becks Fruit Cake
With oodles of frvtit and just enough cake
to hold it together. All sizes.
At your favorite
food store
or at
XL
j3 Bakery
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Livestock
Portland
PORTLAND, Ore., Nor. 3S. (AP
USDA) HOOS: 400, market alow,
steady with Monday' close, drlveln
weak, 10c lower than early that day,
carlot quotable 38c lower; good
choice 188-310 lb. meetly 87.8S. few
lota 17.78. medium drlvelns $7.50.
carload lot salable around $7.78,
333-360 lb. butchers 87 7.18. light
light mostly 17; packing sows i
8.38, lightweights to IS 50; few feed
er pigs 1738.
CATTLE 60. calve . 18, demand
narrow, sale of a few offerings about
steady at recent price decline: scat
tering common slaughter steer IS at
8.33. medium-good salable around
73 8.60 or above: few common heif
ers 84.60t6.S0, cutters down 83.76;
low cutter and cutter cow mostly
83.38 8. common-medium 83.35ft
4.38, good beef salable up to 16 and
above: few bulls M(t4.50; common
medium vealers $3.60(8 8.S0. good
choice salable $7 7.80.
SHEEP 360, market slow, fat
lambs and good slaughter ewe
teady-lower. yearling ewea under
pressure: few good-choice 87- lb;
Iambi 87.75, common-medium $5.50
37. common-medium yearling $4 it
5.50, other wether $436; few good
choice slaughter ewes $3.78, deck
medium $3.10, two deck medium un
sold, common kinds down $1.80.
South San Francisco
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 33.
(AP-U8DA) HOGS: 700, Including
370 direct; butchers mostly steady,
top and bulk good to choice 170-330
lb weights $8.36; packing sow steady
to 35c lower; bulk $6.356.50.
CATTLE 380, holdover 35; steers
In rather light upply. good absent,
scattered sales about steady; load
plain 885 lb. slaughter steers $7; she
stock fairly active, steady, load good
880 lb. fed heifers $7.76: good young
cow quoted $5.76n6: five loads dairy
type "campaign" cow $4. Calve 50.
Including 15 direct; little changed;
vealer abaent, good to choice quoted
$8.50 10.60.
SHEEP 65, holdovers 340; lambs
alow, fully 60c lower for two days,
spots 75o down; double medium to
good $9, sorted 10 percent: lour decks
Alaughter ewes taken off market.
(The South San Francl&co livestock
market will be closed Thursday, No
vember 35, 1937, In observance of
Thanksgiving day).
Chicago
CHICAGO, Nov. 33. (AP-USDAI
HOOS: 37.000, Including 8.000 direct;
market closing strong to 10c higher
than Monday's average; top $8 05;
most good packing sows 87.16(47.60;
lightweight to $7.60.
CATTLE 10,000. calves 3,000: gen
eral market slow; steers and yearlings
tending lower;: few early sale and
moat early bid 35c or more down;
also bearing down on cows and heif
ers; cow run small: most short fed
steers $13 down to $8.50; weighty
sausage bulls $6.60; selected vealers
$11.
SHEEP 5.000, Including 100 direct;
fat lambs active, strong to 36o or
more higher; good to choice native
and fed comeback lamb upward to
$3.75 Bnd $9.00: sheep about steady;
native ewes $4 a 4.50: good comeback
feeding lambs $B.50, about steady
quality considered.
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WANTED: A JOB
was what Anthony V. Jonllas,
unemployed New fork plumb
er, wrote as he joined untold
others In fllllnt; out government
census cards for jobless.
Cash wheat: Big Bend Muestem,
hw., 13 pctr, .85K: 13 pot.., .83'i:
dark hard winter. 13 pet., ,98!4: 13
pet., .94'4: 11 pet., .86(4: soft white
and western white, .8214; "avd win
ter, .84'.4: western red, .8214
Oats No. 2 white. 34.00: No. 3
gray, 36.00.
Barley No. 3 45-lb bw.. 37.50.
Corn No. 3 eastern yellow ship..
37.50: Mlllrun standard. 30.50.
Today oar receipt: when. 28:
barley, 3; flour. 3; corn, 7; oats, 3;
hay, 3.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO. Nov. 23. TAP) Largely
Influenced by financial unset Dement
and by persistent dearth of Euro
pean demand, wheat today failed to
recover from 3ij cents a bushel
tumble.
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Dec 91 '.82 . .88,, .89
May .91 .91?, ,88'4 ,89,
July 86 .86 H .83 14 .84
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, Nov. 33. (AP) It in
a swing-high, swing-low stock mar
ket today with leaders shifting from
rallies to declines and back Mn
with bewildering rapidity.
Steels and motors wara In ht fore
front of the varying moves. U. B.
Steel and Chrysler attracted fresh
support in the final hour and pushed
up for net gains running to two
points or more.
The better action of selected Issues
wn attributed largely to the specu
Ifltive belief that yesterday's sharp
relapse would be "corrected" by at
least a temporary comeback. Short
covering wa also In evidence.
BiiAlnees news was still far .from
bright and little of an especially In
spiring nature was forthcoming from
Washington, where efforts to push
the administration's program through
foreshadowed postponement of tax
revision at this session.
Transfers approximated 1.700,000
shares.
Today's closing prices for 83 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dya ....................... 149
Am. Can , .....,.... 82i,
Am. Sr Fgn. Power .........w 4H
A. T. & T. .. 143i
Anaconda ............ 3Gi
Atch. T. & 8. P 34
Bendlx Aviation ...w. 2
Beth. Steel ,M
Caterpillar Tractor 43
Chrysler .............. fiflVt
Coml. Solv Bl4
Curtiss-Wright ,....,.... 3i
DuPont ...w. 101 S
Gen. Electric 384
Gen. Poods 38
Gen. Motors 33H
Int. Harvest 68
T. T. & T tVfc
Johna-Manvtlle ,... 69
Mont. Ward 33
North Amer 23
Penney (J. C.) 59i
Phillips Pet M. 38'i
Radio 8i
ou. pac
Std. Brnnda ..,
Std. Oil Cal M 30
Std. OllN. J 43
Trans. Amer ..... 10V
Union Carb 85
United Aircraft 1714
U. S. Steel 81
17
Nan Francisco Butter
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 33. (AP
USDA Butter, score, 92-3616; 31
33 14.
SACRAMENTO. Calif.. NOV. 38.
(jpi Churning cream butter fat: First
grade 41 !; second grade 38.
4
Usa Mall Irlbuna want ada.
Portland Produce
PORTXAND, NOV. 23. (AP) BUT
TER: Print, a grade, 37 c lb. In
parchment wrappers, 384C lb. In
cartons; B grade, 36 'ic lb. In parch
ment wrappers. 3716c lb. In cartons.
BUTTERPAT (Portland delivery,
buying price) A grade. 376S38c lb.,
country stations; A grade. 85a36o
lb.; B grade, 3o lb. leas; O grade, 6c
leas.
BOOS Buying price by wholesal
ers: axtraa, 31c doz.; standards, 2dc
doz.; firsts, 36o doz.; medium, 38c
doe.; medium firsts, 35c doz.; small
extras, 17c dot.; undergrade, 17c doz.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to
retailers: Country killed hogs, pest
butcher under 100 lbs., 10 3 lie;
spring lambs 15c; others unchanged.
Cheese, live poultry steady and
unchanged.
TURKEYS Selling price, toms 33 ft
3314 c; hens 26$ 37c.
Potatoes, onions, wool, hay, steady
and unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 33. (AP)
Oain:
Wheat: Open Hleh Low Close
Maty 88 .88 .84 .84
Dec 84 .84 .88 .88
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ruled the legislation, opopsed by
southerners, would com up a?aln'
automatically a soon a the (arm
bill Is out of the way.
Soon as the house met Chairman
'Conner ID.. N. V.) of the rulea
committee announced hi group re
fud to let the wage-hour measure
oome out tct the floor.
When thi became apparent the
house democratic leader, Rayburn of
Texa. affixed his signature to a pe
tition which would take the bill
away from the cammlttee and bring
it to a vote.
The action of the house tax sub
committee took place a few hours be
fore the Republican membership of
the house planned to meet and
consider, among other things, the tax
situation.
Due In House Soon .
Representative Woodruff (R Mich.)
who waa aked to preside over the
conference, said If the Republicans
agreed to repeal of the undistributed
profit tax It would, meet with his
approval "100 percent."
House leader hoped to get the
form bill Into their chamber within
a day or two.
The house rivers and harbor com
mittee begun hearings today on a
legions planning program, another
of the presldcnt'a recommendatlona.
The proposal would 'create seven
regional authorities to coordinate all
proposals for conserving the nation
resources, ranting from stream pol
lution curbs to construction of flood
control dams.
Chairman Mansfield (D.. Tex.) of
the committee said he would submit
to the members suggestions that the
authorities be fact-finding agencies
only. After comerences with house
leudtrs, he said he believed con
gress would not grant such broad
authority as the Tennessee valley
authority now has.
Betting Master Dies
NEW YORK, Nov. M. (API John
O. Cavanaugh, 78. who for 88 years
had charge of the betting rings of the
five New York race tracks, died today
at Medical Center.
COPVBIOHI 1937, tHi WHKIN SAMIIV, INC, ALADDIN, PA. THE WILKIN PAMILV BLENDED WHISKEV
-TO SROOf-IHE StIAIOHT WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT ARE JO MONTHS OR MORE Oll
1 STRAIGHT WHISKIES, 7J GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS, 20 STRAIGHT WHISKEY 10 MONTHS OLD,
STRAIGHT WHISKEY 4 YEARS OlO
Safeway Specials for
We have a quality bird for every table in Medford.
HENS
Nice and fat
Fresh Dressed
lb. 1 9c
Pork Roast
Leg or Shoulder
lb. 17v2c
Veal Roast ib. 15c
ARM CUTS
Oysters . pt 23c
SwssSteakib.nvzC
PUMPKIN
Ray-Mai 9Cr
tg. 2i can 3 for tBVi
MINCE MEAT
No Thanksgivrng is complete without a
Mince Pie. 1 0f
2 lbs,
SAGE-
For that Turkey Dressing C a
2 o. can ww
Cranberry SAUCE
Dromedary 9Qf
17 o. cans 2 for Cvw
CHERRIES
Maraschino, Libby's 9Rf
6 os. jar 2 for twC
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Dainty Mix. 6 different 1 Rl
kinds of fruit. No. 1 can I 3C
OYSTERS
Casserole. For your your 1 H P
turkey dressing. 5 ot. cans I Ulc
We have plenty of Dry Bread
for your Turkey Stuffing
THANKSGIVING
Fruits and Vegetables
SWEET POTATOES
4 lbs. 19c
Smooth
Firm
CRANBERRIES
McFarland 2 lbs. 29c
Oranges 2 doz. 35c
New, Crop Sun Kist Navels. 252 site.
Apples . 8 ibs. 1 5c
Cooking or eating
Celery . . each 9c
Large, crisp, Utah type
Bananas 4 "s. 1 9c
Firm, goldon ripe