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FKG'E EIGHT SfEDFOKP MAIL TRTBTjyE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAT 6. 1938. 10 HAVE NEW FIRE ENGINE; READY IN 90 DAYS ASHLAND, May 9. (Spl) Ashland . Mil ham a new (lr truck which will climb hill In the city without atrenuous puffin; and will be equip ped to deal with any blaze. The olty council decided to accept the bid of the American La Prance com pany on a new fin truck for the olty fire department after long dis cussion Wednesday. The action of the council In sel acting the La Prance equipment came after several weeks of invent Igatlon and careful, methodic study. i It will cost $8809 after allowance for the old truck Is made. The now fire flghtlug craft will be a 1038 custom built Job with 13 cylinders and 100 horsopowor mo tor. It will bear a 600 gallon rotary gear pump and a ISO gallon booster tank. The house body will contain 1.400 feet of hose. Other equipment will be a 28-foot extension ladder and a 13-foot ladder, one soda and acid extinguisher end one foam ex tinguisher. Ninety days will be required to build the truck at the plant In Slmlra, New York. About 31 feet long from front bumper to rear step, the truck will hsve a top speed of 70 miles Tier hour and a second gear speed of 40 mites per hour. The new machine will replace the . We Congratulate Ray's Food Market and we hop they will receive the patronage they deserve Congratulations! Ray Schumacher Upon the opening of Ray's Food Market. We wish you a generous measure of success! MILK nirh. delirious Grade A milk thnfl PASTKIIRI7.KIII nrlnk It for HEALTH BUTTER It's FARM KHESll . . rlrhnr mid flnrnr flint appro.. to allt Try it! ICE CREAM In jour fnvurlle flavor, smooth In texture, thoroughly drllrlous. SOUTHERN OREGON PRODUCTS Every time yon ak ror "SNIUKirs" products jnu are giving a hnot In lunue Klver Valley farmers and dalrvmrn . . , and yon are sure of the BEKT1 SNIDER'S DAIRY & Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schumacher We wish you every success in your new food market HUBER PACKING CO. La Prance bought 39 years ago and used constantly tine that time. Sine the sale provide for giving the old truck back to the olty after dis count has been made for It In the purchase price, It win be said to the highest bidder. Talent Orange entered an early offer of 9400 and ateps to close the deal will be taken after ample time for others to bid bos been allowed. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ry Schumacher, who have- been .In business In the Rogue valley for the past 16 years, announce the opening of their new food market at 602 South Centra) The Schumachers recently sold La Roe's women's wear shop In Grants Pass. Before owning La Roe's they opernted Ray's Market In Talent which they built up to a modern food store from s very small meat market. The new food market occupies a new building on property recently purchased by the Schumachers. A meat department, grocery depart ment flower shop, dellcateAsen de portment, and fountain present a very attractive and compact arrange ment. Roy's will serve free coffee, cokes, and potato chips all day Saturday. There will also be free candy for the children. i Chrysler Declares 50 Cents Dividend NEW YORK, May fl. 7P) DIroctors of Chrysler corporation today declar ed a dividend of BO cents a common share. In the preceding quarter no dividend payment was made. Net profit for the quarter ended March 31 was 2,109,909, or 48 cents a common shore. This compared with 110,914.303, or 13.01 a shore In the like 1937 quarter. The latest dividend is payable June 14 to holders of record May 10. In 1037, dividends were declared as follows: 91.50 on March 13; $3 on June 11, $3.60 on September 10 and $3 on September 13, Cozy Cafe Installs Kitchen Equipment The Cony cafe, located across the street from the Rlalto theater, has been completely remodeled ond re decorated, according to an announce ment by the ownera today. The seat ing capacity has been Increased .and the Interior Is finished In white n- : amel. A new range and other new kitchen equipment was also Installed. Quiet Wedding at Fair Asked SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Miss Mary Saponaso, 88 Park avenue, Brooklyn, naa written officials of the 1030 Oold en Qate and International exposition for permission to be married on Treas ure Island, site of the exposition, on the opening day, Feb. 18, 1030. "Just a nice quiet wedding, you know, no fuss or bother," was the request. Of ficials have agreed to everything ex cept Just that. bff. pi Hiil MLK II PRODUCE CO. Livestock Portland PORTLAND, Ore., May 8 -(AP-USDA) Hogs 350, Including 259 di rect; market active; strong to steady; few lightweight trucked In 8.00; medium, 7.G0; 220 lb., 7.50; heavy packing sows, 0.60; lightweight, 8.00; feeder pigs, 7.2fi36.00. CATTLE 00, Including 87 direct; calves 00, Including 33 direct; mar ket nominally steady; medium-good fed steers salable $7.50 r 8.60; good fed heifers quoted 7.60 ft 8-00; low cutter and cutter cows salable $3.36 4.25; common-medium gradea $4.80 0 5.60; good beef cows, $6.00-50 and above: bulls diet bin $5.25 rs 8.00; choice vealers quoted 88.00. SHEET 400, including 391 direct; market nominal; demand foi spring iambs active, but narrow for ewes; good spring lambs salable 88.26; shorn old crop lambs, 6.76; shorn ewes 3.00-76. Chicago . CHICAGO. May 9. (AP-USDA) hogs 10,000. Including 4.600 direct: mostly 10(15c lower than Thurs day's average; spots off more weights upward from 320 lbs.; top 98.19; good packing sows 8.8S7.I0; smooth butcher kinds up to 97.2S, uA'i-riiE l.ooo. calves 600; most killing classes steady to strong; sup plies very limited; vealers weak short load ci-.olce 910 lb. yearlings 99: bulk of stoor crop 978; cutter cows largely H2Ha,l; weighty ssus age bulls t6.76flr.00; practical top vealers as. SHEEP 14,000, Including 9.000 direct; late Thursday fat lambs weak to 16c lower; wooled lambs 48.28 S .76; fat lambs undertone weak to 26c lower; Indications 25c and more off on sheep; good to choice wooled lambs 48.26 . 60; best hied above 48.86. South Nan FranciKco SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, May 8. (AP-USDA) HOGS 200; mostly 10c lower; bulk good to choice 180 216 lb. butchers 98.65t$.06; packing sows absent, good quoted around 90.66 at .68. CATTLE 28. holdovers 40. All classes nominally steady; steers and medium to good she stock absent In fresh supply; modlum to good fed steers quoted around 97.60cji8.76: grass cows salable mainly 96.26(9.76: odd head fat dairy type cows 94.76 8: odd plain light bulls 44.78; calves. 10: nominally steady, package light range vealers 98.60. SHEEP None, holdovers 30. No. lambs offered: part deck medium grade 78 lb. California shorn year lings 46: sorted 8 head common 94; alaughter ewes absent. Portland Produce PORTLAND, May 6. (AP) Butter Prints: A grade, 27'c lb. In parch ment wrappers! 270 lb. In cartons. BUTTER PAT Portland delivery, buying price: A grade, 2Hq26c lb.; country stations, A (trade, 23'2c lb.; B (trade, 2c less; C grade, 6c lb. leas. EOOS Buying prices hy whole salers: Specials. 20c: extrns. 18c; standards; lflc; special mediums, 18c; extra mpdiums, 15c; undergrade, lie dozen. Cheese, country menta, live poul try and turkeys unchanged. POTATOES New Texas, 75c; Cali fornia white, G0c(trl,25 per SO-lb. POTATOES Yakima gems, 2s, 70c; local 60o cental; central Oregon, $1.161.20 cental. WOOL 1938, nominal; Willamette valley, medium, 18c lb.; coarse and braids, lflc lb.; eastern Oregon, 18 lflc lb. MOHAIR Nominal; 1038, IS 17c lb. Onions, hay and hops unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. May 9. (AP) Whoat: Open High Low Close May 76 .78 .79 .73 .73 73 Vi .73 'l .78 .73 .73(4 July .... .73 Sept 73iJ Cash grain: Oats, No. J, 39 lb. white, 929.00: No. a, 38 lb. gray. 939.00. Barley. No. 3, 45 lb. b. w., 938 .00 Corn. No. a E. Y shipment. 928. Mlllrun, stnmlnrd. unquoted. Cash wheat (hid): 80ft white, 101A: western white. 7B'i; western red. 78. Hard red winter, ordinary. 78; 11 per cent. 78; 13 per cent. 80; 13 per cent. 84; 14 per cent. 88. Ilnrd red spring, oritlnnry, 75; 11 per cent. 75; 13 prr cent. 78; 13 per cent. 94; 14 per cent, 88. Congratulations Ray's Food Market mm 5 BOWL COVERS AND DURKEE TREASURE BOOK FOR 25c AND T DURKEE'S MAYONNAISE COUPON OR SALES SLIP FOR DURKtl'S SALAD AID a- SALAD DRISSINO PINT OR QUART DURKEE'S FAMOUS FOODS Burkalav Psliforai. Durkce's Genuine Mayonnaise Pint 37c: Quart 45c Dmkce Troco, 2 lbs. 35c, at Ray'g Food Market Distributed by CARDLD J. PARKER We Congratulate Ray Schumacher Upon the Opening of His New Market at 602 So. Central MASON -EI1RMAN & CO. Bard white, Baart, ordinary, 19; xi per cent, iv; la per cant, 79 18 per cent, 81; 14 per cent, 83. ' Cor receipts: Wheat, 61; flour 8; oats, a; hoy, 2; mtllfeed. 8. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, May 9. (API Wheat Open High Low Close May .78 .80(4 .79 JOfc July ,78H .784 .7714 .78 wpt. r .7Ji .79 .79 H .79 H Wall St. Report NEW YORK, May 8. (AP) Strong buying In utilities gave th stock market a broad rallying hoist today that put many Issues up tractions to around 4 point. The power group, along with rails and speclaltlea, uncovered quiet sup port at the start, the former appar ently responding to persistent reports "something good" was coming out of Washington for the long-belesg-uernd public service corporations. Transfers for the session approx imately 1,100,000. Today closing price for 93 sel ected stocks follow: Al. Chem. As Irye Hft Am. Csn . atyt Am. & Pgn. Pow 3. A. T. & T. -.13054 - 28 - 2914 Anaconda Atch. T. & S. Bendix Avla. ... 13 Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. , 481, 43 Chrysler Coml. Solv Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont ...... ....... .. 714 .. 6 ..104 . 3514 - 2" 'a - 32 - 80 V, - V, -.7114 - 32 . 20 Gen. Elcc. Gen Foods . Gen. Mot. Int. Harvest. I. T. 8c T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer Penney (J. O.) Phillips Pet 82 36 14 6 1214 7U Radio Sou. Poc. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal St. Oil N. J. . '.. 30V4 491,4 10 ,. 86 'i 37H 45 Trans. Amer. ., Union Carb. .... Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel Unique Display Of Candy Frocks" In Mann Store Window One of the most unique window displays seen here In many moons Is the "Candy Window." at Mann's department store, presenting exquis ite frocks of nub-sack material In candy colors of pink, blue, acqua and fondant. Cellophane - wrapped taffy candy In harmonising shade emphasises the appealing "Candy Flocks." The models on which the drew are displayed, rest on sepa- We Wish Success to Ray's Food Market We know his patrons will enjoy FRESH COFFEE Roasted and ground in Medford by Render Tea & Coffee Co. 24 North Bartlett Congratulations to Ray's Food Market from Bates Candy Co. rat pis Usui representing oandy box lids, complete with large osllophar.a bow and paper frill. "Candy Color Frocks" arc trim med with clever Roman strip aasbes. sombrero buttons and touches of colorful embroidery. Th skirt are gored, awing and pleated. These popular dresses an taking California by storm and Med ford no doubt will follow ault. A huge whit candy stick forms th nucleus of th window display and with gay colored latter, spells th words "Candy Frocks." An at tractive card near each model, fo late the need and prlc of the complete ensemble of "Candy Frocks." DEFENDS JAZZ MINNEAPOLIS (UPI DImlM vm ropoulos, conductor of the Mlnneapol. 1 aymnhonv orcheatra. nrefer musi cians with jazz orchestra experience. Many of the orchestra's present members, according to Mitmnmiin. after extensive studv In the fuw n. symphonic muslo, hav played In jant oanas. "Th new technique of lass must be .. used In symphonic music," he said. "Do not think that Jans 1 an inferior kind of music. The minuet and many of the ancient dance have been brought to the symphony. Jan la a modern danoa from." Recently, he said, many of the mu sicians objected to playing George Gershwin's "Rhapsody In Blue." "I talked with them for half an hour," be said. "I told them how lm portant this music was to the sym phony and advised them to learn all of the techniques of jazz. Modern or chestras try to Imitate the new styles of Jazz and, bringing them to a high We wish to congratulate Mr. and Mm. Ray Schumacher on their new enterprise and know that the people of this commu nity will be delighted with their courteous and friendly personal service. 1938 BUSINESS will ba largely what you make It In 1938 . vour A O O RESS1VENESS will govern vour 8UC. CESS volume and profits will rise or fall accordlne to the biitlness-bullrilnff ef forts voo put fortbl lirtvd, far .althted executives, whose businesses depend dL rectly on tha publics patronage, wlU make liberal nse of NEWS. PAPER ADVERTI (NO In 19391 THE MEDFORD level, us them mar artistically, we should know In music what our coun try gav us. It Is a great mlatak to neglect It." And to those who dislike the Injec tion of jaze Into th symphonic con cert, Mltropoulo admonished: "If we hav way to drive faster, w should not us a horse and car riage I That la not progressive. The other art an becoming progressive. Why must music mean only th nu nc of Bach, Beethoven and a few oth er?" SALINAS, Cal. (OT) California bean grower expect every American citizen to do his duty. To aave the Industry, each must eat more beans, they say. WE Congratulate RAY SCHUMACHER upon the opening of their NEW MARKET at 602 S. Central Western States Grocery Co. ntajiwe TUtr kjOACk' FROM ADVERTISING MEDIA BY CONSULTING A.B.C. REPORTS VOU do not want to waste your advertising money, do you? Of course, you are anxious to see every advertising dollar produce MAXIMUM RESULTS In 1938 to bring mart store traffic mort new customers, more volume, mora profits! A aafe policy to follow In buying advertising the BEST as surance of buying the BEST advertising is to look every advertising proposition squarely In the face! Remove the mask and 9ee exactly what you are getting! The most Important consideration Is the advertising me dium proufn ability to reach, and influence the largest number of present and potential customers at the most eco nomical cost FACTS tell the story and FACTS alone! Advertising me dia masked by unsupported claims and guesswork estlma'r-s cf circulation coverage will NOT pay dividends on the in vestment you make! FACTS count! That Is why we urge you to Inspect our latest AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS' REPORT. It tells exactly why this newspaper can give you bigger, bet ter advertising RESULTS why its effective, economical coverage represents l!3S's BEST ADVERTISING BUYI Hunter, Grimly Warned LANSING, Mich (UP) A (am re port card required of all Michigan hunter by th atote oonservatinB de Announcing the Opening Ray's Food Market 602 South Central. Meat Dept. Oar Meat Market will feature only the finest In young Beef, Pork, Tea! and Lamb. Onr Ground Meat win be ground before jour eye) we will hare nothing to hide a only quality meata will he used No back room la needed at Ray's. Try our specialty sau sages. We hare 2ft recipes for Old Fashioned Pork Musage. Each week we will feature a different sausage. Fountain Try our Fountain Lunch where you can get your favorite drink flavored as you like It. Out Milk Shakes will be large, with rich Guernsey Milk direct from Jackson county's finest dairy herd. Tasty Sandwiches, Pie and Render's Sllex coffee will please the most skeptical Delicatessen We will try to please you In our Delicatessen Dept. by of fering the little nick -narks In food that will help you get that hurried meal or when unex pected company arrives you can always depend on Ray's for that extra bit. It Is our earnest desire to give to people In this trade are a small, compact store where sanitation will be our watch word plua personal Interest In your purchases no matter how small or how large. We have tried to make our arrangement such that It wlU be compact, and trading here will be easier. Plenty of parking space Is available, no running around hunting for a place to park or carrying heavy loads any distance. Our delivery service will be prompt and special care will be given all orders. Just try oalUng 1987 for a trial order. We do not believe In price cutting as price cnttlng means lower prices for products sold by labor, agriculture and Industry, still WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ON MERCHANDISE CARRIED BY US. Free Coffee and Cakes will be served all day Saturday by Render's Coffee. Kraft's Dinners by Kraft, Spud" Chips by Parker's. Inspect this store this week, we believe you will like It. RAY J. SCHUMACHER Free Oandy for the Kids, many free articles for Mother MAIL TRIBUNE partment carried this notation under th nun of O. W. Oueet. Mlvindsli "Thl man was mistaken for a bear and killed near Taws city." of Phone 1937 Grocery Dept. Our Grocery Dept. will be com plete far selection and we be Here we hare tried 9s arrant It ae rour shopping will be easier. Compact displays with II merchandise plainly marked. Qoallty brands with eompetU tire prices at an times. Flower Shop An added feature we hope yon will like la onr Flower Shop. We hare made arrangementa with a local preen house for potted flowers and plants. Now that spring Is almost here yon can buy your favorite plant here to beautify yonr home. Milk We wlU feature Bottled Milk from Wing's Clorerhlll Regis tered Guernsey herd exclusive In this neighborhood. Try this milk today and we know that no other will please yon. A representative of this newspaper wID gladly explain the toll meaning of our latest A. B. C. REPORT to you . and to ilt you In every possible av in plannlnt roar l3 advertising pro. cram. UA3.C.U Report Ik K i
