MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 1. 1940.
PAGE THREE
Society
Clara Mary Davis
Miss Brown is
Party Hostess
Miss Bettle Brown enter
tained Friday evening with a
waffle supper for - members of
the aenlor B.Y.P.U. of Medford.
Those enjoying the pleasant
evening were the Misses Flor
ence Grun, Evelyn Brockway,
Vernie Davenport, Messrs. Ray
Huson, Bob Remington, Ralph
Evans, Art Graham. Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Tyson and son, Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. Tyley Evans and
son Richard, and Mr. and Mrs.
Muarl Kaufman and daughter,
Amelia.
Guessing games were played
after the dinner. .
Hendersons to
Summer at Park
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henderson
and daughter, Lela. left last
week for Glacier National park
to spend the summer.
Mr. Henderson is associated
with the National park service.
D. S. Libby, formerly connected
with Crater Lake National park,
is now superintendent of Glac
ier. Mr. Henderson has spent
many summers in the park serv
ice at Crater Lake. He plans to
, -return at the conclusion of the
park season to resume his teach
ing position with the Medford
school system.
Group Visits
Coast Town
Enjoying a week end sojourn
In Crescent City, Cal., were a
group of Medfordites.
They included Mrs. D. L.
Flynn, the Misses Jackie Flynn,
Patricia Wilkinson, Tony Steph
enson and Mary Shreve who
was recently named "Queen
Elizabeth" of the Shakespeare
Festival association. Others
were Louis Thurman, Chris
Barker and Larry Schade, Jr.
Day Children
Cummer Here
Janet and Fred Day arrived in
Medford this morning by train
to spend the summer visiting
their mother, Mrs. T. Slater
Johnston at the Johnston river
home.
The children have been at
tending school In Los Angeles
for the past year.
Lemon Juice Recipe
For Rheumatic Pain
It you luffer from rtieumrtte w Murttli pain, trj
ihll ilmelt liwvptraivt homt mip. Get i pack
9 9t Ru-Ex Compound, mli it with a flusrt of
wtttr, add th Julct of 4 Itmons, Often within as
hour sometimes overnight splendid results art
obtained. If the palm do not quickly leave you, Ru
Ex will cost you nothing to try as It It sold under
tn absotute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ek Is for
tale and recommended by Western Thrift Store and
drug stores everywhere.
Extra Special Values
Tuesday & Wednesday
Outing Togs, Dresses, Hats, Shoes,
etc. Buy at the Store That Saves you
Money.
THE BAND BOX
223 East 6th
- Pi 4i
and Clubs
Lawrence Home
Scene of Party
Mrs. Charles Bryan (nee Hel
en Lawrence) was honored at
a kitchen shower at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lawrence on Euclid ave
nue last week.
Guests included Mrs. Elva
Lough, Belle Littrell, Carrie
Young, Mrs. Mershon, Mrs. W.
Weldon, Catherine Peterson,
Hannah Einkoph. Refreshments
and visiting were enjoyed dur
ing the party.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence enter
tained at dinner on Thursday
evening for the recently wedded
couple. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Eivert, Fred Menary
and the Bryans. The group left
later for Klamath Falls.
The recent bride Is a daughter
of the Lawrences. The couple
were married in a pretty home
wedding several weeks ago In
this city.
Trio Return
From Mexico
The Misses Enid Funk and
Helen Parish returned yesterday
afternoon from a three weeks'
motorcar vacation. They were
accompanied by Miss Amy Erick
son of Klamath Falls.
The trio's main destination
was Mexico, in which country
they visited manv flntprpctinc
Dlaces. Amonff them Tn
cated 50 miles below Mexico
t-ity; Pueblo, Cuernavaca and
Mexico City where they spent
five davs. The errmn v mr.
ticularly impressed with the
Deauutui old cathedrals and the
rural manner of living in Mex
ico. They also took in bull
fight during their stav.
En route to Mexico and re
turn they enjoyed visits in San
Antonio and El Paso, Texas, Los
Angeles and San Franri sro. Pal
They traveled over 8,000 miles
on me enjoyable trip.
Ohio Wedding of
Interest in City
The many Medford friends of
George Frances Barron, son of
Mrs. Homer Barron of Ashland,
will be interested to know of
his recent marriage In Oxford.
Ohio, to Miss Mary Frances
Schaeuble, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Schaeuble. The bride
groom's mother was among the
wedding guests.
Mr. Barron' has been asso
elated with the fine arts depart
ment of Miami University at Ox
ford for a number of years, as
music instructor, and will con
tinue his work there. He was
graduated from the Ashland
schools and the University of
Oregon. He continued his mu
sical study abroad.
Phone 919
COOLING
AS A DIP IN THE SURF!
ICE CREAM
OThts tasty, cooling ice cream
in your favorite flavor Is
nourishing and easily di
gested. For warm summer afternoon
snacks, for lunch or dinner dessert,
for evening pick-up, there's nothing
more delicious than SNIDER'S Ice
Cream.
Snider Dairy & Produce Co.
Miss Fick Writes
About Honolulu
Miss Virginia Fick who is so
journing in Honolulu for the
summer, wrote her mother, Mrs.
Fred J. Fick, recently and de
scribed earthquakes which oc
curred on the island a fortnight
ago. She also viewed the vol
canic eruption on Mt. Loa in
Hilo.
Miss Fick. a teacher In the
Klamath Falls high school, is
toendins her second summer
vacationing in Honolulu. Her'
cousin, Dwane Malone, a former
Medford resident, recently grad
uated from the University oi
Hawaii, according to word re
ceived from Miss Fick.
Childreths Home
From Vacation
. - uHrrtitM nicnicing
and swimming at Lake o the
Woods yesterday were wr. aim
Mrs. R. W. Childreth and daugh
ter. Shirley Anne and Mrs.
Childreth's mother and brother.
Mrs. D. E. Gouia ana niuwui
Gould, Jr.
The Childreths recently rc
. i ... h. north where
lurncu -
they vacationed. They traveled
up the coast to Astoria visum
harh reanrta enroute.
Later they visited for four days
in Portland as tne noun u"
of Mrs. Childreth's aunt, Mrs.
A. R. Squire.
Week End Guests
At DuBois Home
Week end visitors In Medford
fm hir respective homes in
Corvallis were Major and Mrs.
H. B. Dixon and Dr. ana Mrs.
Owen Weeks.
Thev were guests at the home
of Mrs. H. H. DuBois on South
Holly street. Major Dixon is
Mrs. DuBois' brother and Mrs.
Weeks Is the Medford women's
niece.
Mrs. DuBois has been ill at
her home on South Holly street
for over three months.
Shingle Boys
Attend Fair
Mrs. R. M. Galliher and two
grandchildren, Robert and Verne
Shangle, Jr., returned this morn
ing from San Francisco, Cal.,
where they spent the week end
and attended the Golden Gate
International Exposition on
Treasure Island.
Mrs. Galliher, mother of Mrs.
Verne Shangle, will spend a few
days visiting here before return
ing to her home in Bremerton,
Wash. She visited here and in
the south prior to making the
recent trip down to the Exposi
tion. B. P. W. Meet
Is Cancelled
The regular Business and Pro
fessional Women s club meeting,
scheduled for Thursday, July 4,
has been cancelled because of
the Fourth of July.
Next meeting will be held
July 18 at the Girls' Community
club. At that time reports from
the past officers and committee
chairmen will be presented.
Mrs. Myers Is
! Picnic Honoree
The Medford Extension Unit
I honored Mrs. Rita Myers, past
! president, with a handkerchief
shower at a recent enjoyable
picnic held in Ashland Park last
; week.
Fifteen members were present
and participated in the pleasant
luncheon and meeting following.
Mrs. John Seller is the new
oresident of the organization.
Crawford Home
From Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Crawford
returned recently from Portland
u-here they spent five days vaca--.ioning
They called on friends
while in the northern city.
W.R.C. To Meet'
On Wednesday
Women's Relief Corps will
convene Wednesday instead of
the regular meeting day, Thurs
day. The session will be held at
the home of Mrs. John Young,
19 Rose avenue at 2 o'clock and
all members are asked to attend.
Delicious
McCuUtons Have
House Guest Here
Francis Hart Meyers of San
Jose, Cal.. arrived in Medford
recently to visit Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. McCuiston at their home
on West Main street. Mr. Meyers
is a nephew of Mrs. McCuiston.
Missionary
Meet Delayed
Women's Missionary society of
the First Christian church meet
ing scheduled for July 3 has
been postponed until July 10,
LIVESTOCK
Portland
Portland. On, July 1 (AP-ca D.
A.) Hog: J4O0; butcher 35 50c
Miliar than lest week low do.:
rood-choice 170-335 lb. weight 66.66
m .00; lattar top on sorted carload.;
over and und.rweaihu aa,3SS.10;
packing sows strong to 35c higher
at .1S.
Cattla: 1700; calves ISO: market
moderately active; medium-good fed
teen fully 35c higher; gnus steer
steadv-etrong, spote 16c hlfher: frasa
(at she stock lully steady at recent
down-turn; canner-cutters steady to
36e higher than last week's low
dose; bulls and vealers firm: 3 loads
good fed yearling steal 810.60: load
medium 810 lb. weights go 60; short
loads 1068 lb. graa-fat steers 68 86;
other grau-fat steers S7.7Sis8.66;
package mixed fed yearlings 35;
grass hellers 17.60 down; mixed young
cows and heifers 68 15 .75: common
good beef cows 84.76 a 8; canner-cut-ter
cows as.75 4 60; top vealers
9.60; medium-good bulls 66.38 6)78.
Sheep: 1600; lambs strong to 15c
higher; early bulk good-choice drive
In. S7.75: few 88; 1 decks good
choice grades held above 88: older
classes steady: shorn yearlings 64 60
a 6; shorn slaughter ewes 63.76 down.
South San rrancl.ro
South San Francisco, July 1.
IAP-USDA1 Hogs: 300; around 10c
higher: one load 186-300 lb. Cali
fornia 68.35, mostly 178-136 lbs. at
86.30. sorted 335-380 lbs. at 85.80.
packing sows 35c higher, bulk 84
.36.
Cattle: 400: fed steers absent,
quoted 610. mostly medium grass
steers; around 4 cara 1076-1333 lb.
88.50 (.60. few packages to 69; 1 cars
light fleshy feeders 88.60; package
short fed heifer hold 68.60; young
oow scarce. Quotable 66-36 46, med
ium aged cows 65.76 a 6.35: dairy
cow fully steady. 1 cara 84.78 a 8.35.
small trim 6334.35; bull. 'mostly 66
7. Calves: salable 10; nominal, good
to choice vealeri quoted up to SI 0.60
011, old slaughter calves 68.80
9.50.
Sheep: 4800: consists' 10 decks Ore
gon.. 34 decks north coast, largely
wooled lambs, 6 deck shorn lambs;
early rounds asking fully steady, few
bid weak to 15c lower; ewes scarce,
quoted mostly 614f3.
Chicago
Chicago. July 1. (AP-OSDAl
Hogs: 13,000; general trade active;
mostly 10 a 1 So higher than Friday'
average, top 85.90.
Sheep: 7,600; fairly active, steady
to strong, best handywelght native
lambs 811.40; others 611 and 61116.
Cattle: 15.000: calves 1.000; active,
grain fed steers selling at 69.60 up
ward; liberal supply above 610.60:
extreme top 611-36 on steers scaling
1188 lbs; best heavies 87.35.
Portland Produce
Portland, Ore, July l.-(AP) But
ter: Print. A grade. 33c lb. In parch
ment wrappers, 33c In cartons: B
grade, Sic In parchment wrappers.
33o In cartons.
Butterfat: First quality, maximum
of .9 of t percent acidity, delivered
In Portland 39 ? 390 lb.; premium
quality (minimum of .85 of 1 percent
acidity! 30 a 31c; valley route and
country point 3c leas or 37c; sec
ond quality 9o under first or 3714c.
Cheese: Selling price to Portland
retailer.. Tillamook triplets. 30c lb.:
loaf 31c lb. fob. Price to wholesalers,
triplet 18c lb.; loaf 19c tot). Tilla
mook. Eggs: Buying prices, extra, large.
18 He lb.; etsnd.nl., large, 14c; ex
traa medium 13c: do, standards, 13c
donn.
Country Meats: Selling price to re
tailers, country-killed hogs, best
butchers. 135-160 lbs. S8Mc; veal
en fancy 13 14c lb.: light thin,
1013c; heavy 10 lie: lambs,
spring 18c: yearlings 1013; awes
4 6c; good cutter cow 10c lb.; can
ner cows 9c lb.; bull llo lb.
Live Poultry: Buying price, No. 1
grade. Leghorn broiler, 1V4-3 lbs..
16c; frayer. under 8 lb. 16c; fryer.
1 to 4 lb. 16c; roaster over 4
lbs., 17c: Leghorn hen, over 3 lb..
13c; Leghorn hens under i lbs.,
10c: colored bens, over 6 lb.. 13c;
colored hens, 4 to t lbs., 13c; old
rooster 6c.
NOW Undtrrm
Cream Deodorant
laftl
Stops Perspiration
lm Doe not rot drewes. aoet
not irritate skin.
2. Nowiitingrodry.Cinbeused
tight tftet shaving.
S. lnitanrlv stops penpiretion
for 1 to 5 dan. Removes odor
from perspiration.
4. Apure,white,greaseIeti.suio
Ina vanishing cretra.
ft. Afrit, has been swarded the
A DprovtU Sea I of the American
Institute of Laundering for
being harmless to fsbucs.
25 MILLION Jars oi Arrld
beve bees sold. Try a Ju today.
ARRID
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CIROS FOR D E F E N S E Among the alr-mlnded Amer
ican women who now plan ways to aid I'ncle Sam's defense pro
gram Is Mrs. Opal Kuns (above), of New York, plane racer, presi
dent of Women Flyers of America, and founder of the "a9ers".
Dressed Turkeys: Selling price,
hen No. 1, 13 140 lb.; torn
9 10c.
Onlont: Oregon. tft. 1, 63 15 60
lb. bag: new was 61.16: hed 61.
New Potatoes: Local 61,16 orange
DOI.
Potatoes: Drichute 6118: Klam
ath Pall 6315 cwt; local whites. 99c
boi: Malln 6336 cental; southern
yams 63 40 ? 3 50 crate.
Hay: Selling price to retailer, al
falfa No. I. 61560 ton: oat-vetch
813 ton; clover 611 ton: timothy,
eastern Oregon 617 18 ton; valley
timothy 614 ton. Portland.
Wool: 1940 eastern Oregon range
38 n 38 '4c: crossbred 30c; Willamette
valley, 13 months, 36c lb.
Portland Wheat
Portland, Or., July t. (API
Wheat Open High Low Clone
Sept. .78 .78 .71 .78
Caah grain:
Oats. No. 3. 38 lb. whits 630.
Barley, No. 1, 46 lb. bearded white
618.
Corn. No. 3 eaatern yellow ship
ment 639 75.
No. 1 flax 6168H.
Cash wheat (bid):
Soft white 73c, western white 73c,
western red 73c.
Hard red winter ordinary 73o, 11
percent 71'4e, 11 percent 75(4c.
Hard white, Baart 13 percent,
804c
Today' car receipts: wheat 18. bar
ley 3. flour 7, corn 6, oat 0, hay 0.
mlllfeed 4.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, July 1. (AP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
July .734 .76 '.7S, .75
Sept. .74'4 .7514 -86,
Dec.
.76 !4 .76 .76 .76 4
Auto, Plats and Window Olai In
stalled reasonably. Medford Plat
Olasa Ai Mirror Co. 86 So. Bartlett
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SURE IS
THE TICKET FOR
STEADY SMOKING.
CAMELS ARE
MORE THAN MILD
I nty rsC CATKA
In rscarl Uberatery testa, CAMEL kiirnd 28 sfower thaa th aver
age of the IS ether ef th largest-sailing brands ttd-lwr tkas)
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EXTRA SMOKES
PER PACKI
WITH t
THI CI0ARCTTE
OF COSTLIER TOSACCOt
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Feel at Home in
"The Heart of Portland"
Comfort Convenience
Coerteay Bervtr
Attractive Bateei
Oetarhee: bath
Tilth ath
Hotel
Cornelius
lis 8.W. Park
Pert land
BEN O.
Wall St. Reports
New York, July 1. (JP)
Stocks generally drifted lower
in today's market as traders
lightened commitments pending
clarification of war, political
and business developments.
It was one of the slowest
sessions in the past year or
longer, transfers for the five
hours approximating only 273,
000 shares.
Today's closing pnuv for 91 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem. Dye
Am. Can
Am. 8e Fun. Pow
A. T. & T.
Anaconda
Atch. T. St S. F.
Bendlx Avla. -
Beth. Steel
. 1614
. 37H
. 75
- 44S
. 831.4
. 9
. 1
..157
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
Coml. Solv
Curttu-Wrlght -.
DuPont .
Oen. Blec.
, 8P4
Oen. Foods
Oen, Mot.
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43 4
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Int. Harvest. ,
I. T. A: T.
Johns-Man.
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet
Radio
Sou. PRC
SW. Brand
St Oil Cal.
St. OH N. J.
Trans. Amer. -Union
Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Dm Mall TrIBun want
Closing tun for Too Late to Clas
sify Ad 1 1:80 p. m.
Da Mall Tribune want ad.
CAMELS ARE ACES
WITH ME ON
EVERY COUNT.
THAT EXTRA
SMOKING IS NICE
ECONOMY, TOO
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Hotel
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