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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUOT, PEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY. DECTrBER 1. 1938. Society and Clubs By Clara Mary Davis NOTICE It U necessary that alt club, or ganisation and society notices be brought or phoned Into this of fice by Friday noon If they are to appear In Sunday's society page Notices which do not reach this office by Friday noon cannot be printed Sunday, Group Returns From Vacation Charles Wilcox Jr. Honored at Party , Mrs. Charles B. Wilcox entertained recently with a birthday party which celebrated the fourth natal day of her son, Charles Jr. . Twenty-seven youngsters gathered at the Wilcox home for an afternoon of games and moving pictures. A fay time was experienced by the little guests who were given favors Of balloons, confetti and gifts and enjoyed later a large birthday cake presented to Master Charles. Ohlldren present at the festive af fair Included Lance Dodaon, Alfred Dodson, Bobby Robblnaon, Sonny Robblnson, Terry Grant, Bobby Frlok, Robert Taylor, Frank Taylor, Jtmmle Peart, Lee Saunders, Jerry Longer, Louis Larger, Frank McCass ler, Virginia Cary, Doris Gaines, Dots Robblnson. Lois Hoffman, El lean Hoffman, Vanlta Oadner, Bebe Mil sap, Jeannle Peart, Shirley Burl son, Martha Saunders, Jewell McCasaler, Betty Mlnuete, Jean Ho&kln and Lou Banders. . Mrs, Anna Hodgklns, Miss Ruth - Tye, Mrs. Sylvia Peart and Phelan Benford called during the afternoon to offer their greetings to Charles. - Mrs. Wilcox was assisted by Mrs. Oardner and Miss Doris Robblnaon during the party. 1 Bridge Party at Ebel Home Friday , American Legion auxiliary Is enter taining with the second of a series of bridge dessert luncheons tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert Ebel, 620 South Oak dale avenue. Persons planning to attend the o- eial event may make r enervations by calling Mrs. H. J. Mel ring at 0S9-L or Mrs. Ebel at 1527. At the conclusion of the party aeries a cash prize will be awarded to the person having the highest eeore In the bridge play. 4 Tea, Card Party Is Friday Event The Patrol of Zulelma Temple number IS, Daughters of the Nile, will entertain tomorrow afternoon at 1:80 o'clock with a tea In the Ma sonic Temple. - During the afternoon various card games will be played and winners will be awarded prises. Mrs, Eugene Orr Is general chair man of the affair. ' An Invitation Is 'extended to all persons caring to attend this social function. ' 4 Church Group to Present Comedy ' The Toung people's circle of the First Christian church will present a three-act comedy, "Here Cornea Charlie" Wednesday evening, Decem ber 7, at the church on South OeJc dale avenue. There will be no admission charge but a free will offering will be taken. The publlo is Invited to attend the play, which promises to be amusing and entertaining. Proceeds realized from the comedy will be sent to China for relief work. 4 Hart Home Scene of Club Session Contemporary Book club convened Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Floyd Hart on Grant road. Prior to the mooting, members en joyed luncheon at the Hotel Medford. During the afternoon session, Mrs. Glenn L. Jackson presented an Inter esting talk on Spain. The organization will convene for it next meeting on January 10 at the home of Mrs. Ernest Barnes on East Main street. It a mm ate Bale At K. P. Hall Pythian Sisters will sponsor a rum mage sate all day Saturday In the Knights of Pythias hall on North Grape street. Mrs. LD. Forncrook. Dale Porn crook and Miss Bessie Dean returned to their respective Medford homes Tuesday evening by motorcar from a vacation spent In the north. The group spent Thanksgiving In Astoria where they were house gueata of Mrs. Forncrook'i son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. K. S. N. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson was the former Miss Verne Forncrook of this city. Her wedding waa an event of several months ago prior to which she was feted at numerous parties here. Enroute home the Med ford I tea stopped In Portland where they shopped and visited and then went on to Eugene where they also spent some time. Dixie Club to Meet Saturday The horns of Hn. Oeorge B. Ca rl ode, 1718 Crown itrMt, will be the scene of the regular monthly meeting of the Dixie club Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Mr. Gertrude Warnock will be the aaalatant hoateas for the meeting. V.F.W. Dinner Friday Evening Vete.ra.na of Foreign Wen post and auxiliary will entertain with a pot luck supper tomorrow evening at 8:30 o'clock In the armory. All member, of the post and aux iliary are Invited to attend the affair. Mrs. Albert Hal, president of the auxiliary, la in charge of the dinner party. 1 Medford Music Club to Meet Medford Music club will convene Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the studio of Mrs. Effle H, Kurtz, 204 North Ivy street. The program topic will be Edward Orleg tfnd his music. The meeting is In charge of Mrs. Rawles Moore and Miss Rose Ellen Sloneker. 4 Degree of tinner Meets Saturday Degree of Honor Juvenile club will convene Saturday morning at 10:45 In the rooms over the Baldwin Piano shoppe. AH members are asked to be present aa plans for a Christmas party will be formulated. 4 DALADIER TO CALL SEVEN MEASURES PARLIAMENT FOR EFFECTIVE POLICY APPROVAL BY PROCLAMATION the opener. ttcOUl clashing with Brother Tony In the center attrac tion, and Scnroll facing Brother Tuffy In the one-hour top go. The Arkansas Bcufflers. whose real names are Jones, all wear long whiskers and are direct from the hillbilly area In the Ozark mountains. Strength to Override Radi cal Groups Predicted Rumanian King Carol Also Emerges As Strong Man Calendar Thursday 6:80 p. in. B. P. W. dinner, Hotel Holland. Friday 1:00 p. m. St. Mark's Guild, home Mrs. R. E. Green, 701 Park street. 1:30 p. m. Daughters of Nile, tea, Mason lo Temple, 1:80 p. m. Araerlcsn Legion aux iliary bridge luncheon, home Mrs. Robert Ebel, 030 South Oakdale avenue. 0 :80 p. m. Dancl ng party spon sored by Nurses' association. Dream land hall. 98 Discount on all Ready -To-Wear. ETHELWYN B. HOFFMAN (By The Associated Press) Premier Daladler of France, having crushed a labor attempt to wreck bis government, announced today he would call a aeaslon of parliament December 8 and demand It approve his policies, vehemently opposed by labor. He counted on a majority com posed of his own moderate radical Socialist party and groups further to the right. Government circles pre dicted he could muster strength enough to override opposition of Communists and Socialists. Carol Strong Man In Rumania, King Carol, who also emerged dramatically as his nation's strong man, acted with similar speed to extend hla power. Daladler waa undisputed master In France after crushing a one-day gen eral strike In protest against his policies. He ordered a three-year state of "economic mobilization'? to carry out hla program end prepared measurea to punish labor leaders who had challenged him. With Cornel lu Zelea Codreanu, Guard, and 18 of his followers killed. King Carol was firmly entrenched In Bucharest. A purge of terrorists was ordered to obliterate the Fascist Ic Guard. Italians spur Action Daladler's speed was believed In France to hava been spurred partly by evidence of Italian ambitions for a slice of French territory. Shouts of "Tunisia! Tunisia I" In the Italian chamber of deputies yesterday were regarded by French officials as a pos sible overture to a Fascist campaign for control of France's North African protectorate. In Rome, meanwhile, the Fascist grand council authorized measures to permit military conscription In an emergency among natives of Libya. Italy'a North African possession bor dering Tunisia. In Canborra, Interior Minister John McEwen told the Australian house of representatives that Australia would admit 15,000 European refugees with in the next throe years to help alle viate the plight of German Jews. War Fronts Quiet The warfronta in Spain and China were quiet. The British government announced a broad plan for mobilization of every household In Britain for voluntary national service In the face of a threat of war. Blr John Anderson, lord privy leal and minister for civilian defense, also warned the house of commons that Institution of a compulsory national register "may become necessary.' He said machinery which would bring such compulsory mobilization Into effect within three weeka of the out break of war waa being prepared. (Continued f.uui Page One.) Pear Markets Yesterday The vote for the aucceaaful meas ures and the margin of victory fol low: Regulating picketing and boycot ting, 187,171 to 14B.460. Governor's 20-day bill, 333,384 to 93,782.. Marriage license examination, 277,- 009 to 80,484. Slot machine seizure. 204,861 to 126,880. Antl-gambllng devices, 197,912 to 129.043. Townsend plan bill. 183,781 to 149,711 , Stream purification, 247,886 to 76.298. The vote for defeated measurea waa: Repealing double liability of bank stockholder, 133,028 for and 168,797 against. Increasing legislators pay, 149,856 to 169,131. Retirement annuity bill, 112,172 to 319.687.' ' Liquor regulation, 118,282 to 222, 231. Legalized gambling. 141,792 to 180,329. LINEUP SETTLED FOR MAT FIESTA It will te r-Tankle Schroll, Cecil McOtll and Floyd Brltt versus the nationally-famous Arkansas Bcufflers In' the Medford armory wrestling ring next Monday nlht, Promoter Mack Llllard announced today. It will also be ladles night again, with every paying customer, man or wo man, receiving a free ticket to admit a fair-sex fan. The program will unwind with Brltt tangling with Brother Mike in NEW YORK. Nov. 80 JF)- (VS Dept. Agr.) Pears 18 arrived, 1 Cal ifornia, 8 Oregon. I Washington un loaded, 68 on track. Medford Bosc 3600 No. I, ll.60-S2.00, average 81.78. CHICAGO, Nov. 30 W)-(OJ. Dept. Agr.) Pears: 8 Oregon. 2 Washing ton arrived, 16 on track, Oregon Boec 720 No. 1. 1146-82.66, average 81.70; 483 Extra Fancy 11.38-58, average 81.44; 237 Fancy 81 .36-81.40. average 81.38; Anjous 720 commercial 8130- 90, average 81.48. South Han Francisco SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1 WHU-8. Dept. Agr.) Hoga 200: steady: top and bulk 176-210 pound butchers $8.66; medium to good packing sows 66.60-76. Csttle 800: no early action on steers undertone steady to weak; weights under 1.000 pounds quoted up to 69.00; good cows quoted up to around 66.60. dairy type 84.00 60; i bulls steady. Common to medium 65.00-76. Calves 10; nominal; good to ' choice vealers quoted around 0.5O- 610.60. Sheep 575: lambs steady; part deck good Oregon wooled lambs 6860; sorted 25 head medium 6740; good Oregon medium-pelt lambs as 26 sort ed 16 per cent 67-25; late Wednesday: two decka Idaho lambs placed In local feed-lot; good 114-120 pound Idaho slaughter ewes 84-25, throw outs 62.50. Livestock Portland PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. liHP)-(U. Dept. Agro-Hogs 1550 including 770 direct, slow. 35 lower, good-choice 165-216 pound drive In $8.M. few 8. 00 early, load around 308 pounds 8.76, 226-80 pounds mostly 68.00, heavier weights 87.60, light lights 8.00, few 88.10, packing sows $6.25 76, feeder pigs 88.26-60. Cattle 200 Including 0 direct, calvea 75 Including 38 direct, market clow, mostly steady, dairy type cows weak to lower, medium-good fed steers 87.50-88.36. cuttery 85.26 and down, medium-good heifers 66.50-87.36, common grades 6555-66.00, cutters 84.36, low cutter and cutter cows 62.75-63.76, fat dairy type cows 84.00- 75, good beef cows 85.50-66.00, bulls 85.00-75, medium-good vealers 67.60 68.50, choice eligible 60-00, common 300-50 pound calves 64.50-85.00; good 400 pounds 67.00. Sheep 300 Including 13 direct, mar ket slow, fat lambs weak to 26 lower for two days, few good 76-97 pound Iambs 67.60-67.85, choice lambs sal able above 68.00, medium 67.00-25, medium 67-pound shorn lambs 66.76, good 130-pound slaughter ewes 63 JO, choice light ewes eligible 64.00. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Dec. 1. (AP) BUT TER: Prints. A grade, 33c lb. In parchment wrappers, 83c In cartons; B grade, 81c lb. in parchment wrap pers. 33c lb. In cartona. BUTTER FAT Portland delivery buying prices: A grade 8l31Vc lb., Portland delivery; B grade le lb. less; C grade 6c lb. less. Country delivery 20I4c lb. for A grade. EQG& Wholesalers buying prices: specials 37c doe.; extras 35c doz.; standards, 32c doz.; extra mediums, 30c doz.; extras small 24c doz. Cheese, country meats, live poultry unchanged. TURKEYS Selling prices: dressed, new crop hens, 23 34c lb.; toms 21 g 22c lb. Buying prices: new hens 22c lb.; toms 209204c lb. POTATOES Yakima gems 61.25 cental; local 61.10(1.15; Deschutes gems 81-30$ 1.40 cental; California sweets 61.70 for 50-lb. crate. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Deo. 1 W) Grain : Wheat Open High Low Close May 84 64 V4 84 64 V, December 61 14 62 61 62 Cash grain: Ooats, No. 3 38 pound white 636.- 50: No. 3 38 pound gray nominal. Barley. No. 2 45 pound B. W. 623. Corn, No. 2JC. Y. Bhlp. 625.34 Cash wheat (bid) : Soft White 63Vi cents; Western Whits 83 !4 cents; Western Bed 61. Hard Red winter wheat ordinary 61 cents; 11 per cent 61 cents; 12 per cent 63 cents; 18 per cent 68 cental 1 4per cent 69 cents. Hard white Baart ordinary 63 K cents: 12 per cent 63 cents; 13 per cent 64 V4 cents; 14 perec net 65 cents. Todsy's car receipts: whsst 29: bar ley 1; flour 7; corn ;6 oats 1; mill feed 4. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Dec. 1fP): Wheat Open High Low Close Dec. 81Vt 63ft 61 83 March 65!4 May 6Si 66 651 J 6914 July .65-66 66 85 66 Wall St. Report NEW YORK. Dec. 1 ;P) Celling of steels put a chill on today's stock market and leaders dipped fractions to a point or so. Despite reluctance to retreat dis played by Individual rails, utilities and apeclalttes, the list moved over an Irregularly lower route from the start and occasional efforts to revive buying met with faint response. At that, closing quotations In many cases were above the day's bottoms. Transfers were less than 1,000,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 82 se lected stock follow: Al. Chem. te Dye 188 Am. Can , 97 Am. & Pgn- Power 3 A. T. & T. i i 148 Anaconda , 33 Atch. T. & 8. P. 88 Bendlx A via. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. 22 71 46 You'll Enjoy This DELICIOUS CEREAL I ... for steaming hot breqkfast poi-rldse um In all baking. Tempt ing nut-like flavor. At all grocers. Cooks In I Mlnutes Use Mall Trio une Want Ada. YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT COFFEE FLAVOR FROM M-J-B's RICHER ROAST SurttAmyhoJy t ska, grand fit uith MJB. Finer flavor assured equally delicious made mild, medium or strong Drip or Regular grind. You'll find t richer, mri dt liciom flavor in M J-B Coffee. You see, MJB is a double blend of the world's finest cof fees first blended green, then blended again after months of ageing. This develops a ptrftet GUARANTEE M J B Coffee is guaranteed to make the best coffee jrou ever tasted or your money will be refunded. fusion of rare coffee flavors in the roasting. The natural result is a ritbtr nasi of coffee so full of fla vor rh.t it is delicious ntry limt mild, medium or strong. Try MJB todiy and see. HUBBARD BROTHERS Medford's vSfi tTTMM ------ aw Special Savings for Gift Shoppers Bake Ware WAFFLE IRON TWINS make two 6-lnrh unfiles at one time or you may heat Just one of the Irons If you prefer, for each Is wired Independently of the other. Individual hent registers, ventilated base, walnut trim. $6.25 PYREX Pyrei sU-cup perco lator. With coffee bas ket removed you have an attractive coffee oi beverage server. $1.79 8 genuine Pyrex custard cups and a rustless tinned rack." Genuine Pyrex lj-quart ca. sorole with pie plate cover and six 4-oi. custard cups. EM 39c 95c set Skis - Skiing Hickory and IMne ,k! for ever? pnrnne. Bamboo r steel hflfted kl Poles, Minding for beginners or experts. Malnleni rdtlnt. H ittM, MHten. Climbers, 5hor lre.lnff. If it is ki equipment. Hubbard'i have it! Pottery Guild Bake Oven baking ware In a new Mexican Vases design. Range set, salad bowl and spoon, mixing bowl sets, cas seroles, waffle &ets. Priced S1.00 to $2.00. Vi qt. Casseroles $1.00 Child Sets Wm. Rogers and Son Spoon and Pork Sets presented In the beak of a nnpklu ring (lurk. $1.00 Child Dish Sets Mug, Plate and Bowl Set. Modern shape and motif. Individual de sign on earn piece. 75c set SHAVERS A national stirrer shows that an electric shaver Is one of the out standing "want" among men. rtuhbard's stock Schick Shavemaster Remington Rand Packard TOOLS Every man appreciates good tool to do the little jobs or the blf ones around the hou. Give Him STAnIkY tool In gay holiday wrappings. Hammers, crew I.rtvers. Chisels. Steel Tapes, Planes, Mitre Squares. .22 RIFLES Winchester Model fiS . cal. itnilc shot rifle will thrill any boy, for every boy wants a fun and Model ft l built to the femou Winchester standards. Improved safety tea-tare. $6.40 HUBBARD BROS., Inc. Main and Riverside Phone 231 Velocipedes From the lowest prlord to the tops, thr are all ontptandlnt; valuta. One-Inch tubular rrame. Jtamprd steel fork with rnrafted ball bearings, ttiree-plece crank with ball bearing pedals, all bicycle spoke wheels, ball bearing throughout. 16-inch size $8.90 Scooters One -piece all-steel streamlined foot board. Tubular handle, 94-tnch, disc roller bearing wheels. Motorcjcle tjpe parking "hind, foot break. r Wagons American Ace, made for tun and serrlce. W-inch one-piece pressed steel bodyt 10 Inch roller bearing dlc wheels; beary robber tires. $3.95 Chrj's'w - Coml. Solv Curtiss- Wright DuPont Gen. Electrlo Qen. Foods Of n. Motors Int. Harvester . I. T. it T Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. - 8CV4 - 10!t - t .145j - !. - !i - 48 1, . J6, - Bt .101 - it - 32V4 - Wi - 40 - ?H . 18 . 7 - iS - 50 H . 7 - 83 . SR - 83H San Franrlfifo Butter SAN FRANCISCO, Deo. 1, (API Butter unchanged- Penney (J. C). Phillips Pet. Radio Southern Pacific . Std. Brands Std. Oil Cal. Std. Oil N. J. Trans-Amer. Union Carb. United Aircraft D. S. Steel Get Comforting Relief from RUNNY HEAD COLDS DO THlSt Put soma Vlcks VspoBub up each nostril and sniff well bade. next, melt a spoonful of VapoRub In a bowl of boiling water; breathe In the medicated vapors for several minutes. This loosens phlegm and further clears the air-passages. AT bedtim E. rub VapoHub on throat, chest, and back so Its long-continued uouoie action can re lieve the misery of the cold while you sleep. TRY it then you'll know why VapoRub Is a standby In 3 out of 5 homes. WICKS W VapoRub kS- ft Sir3 w OATS V3MORI SIRVINGS 1tsum f&setfiat" THI COMIt WITH TH
