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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY. JULY SO, 1940. PAGE THREE Society .and Clubs Reported by Nancy Heath Chicago Wheat Jacobs-Cameron Ceremony Read In Grants Pass Shorts Return F rom Southern Vacation United In marriage laat Sun day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the I California Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Short and daughter, Patricia returned recently from a vacation thru and Into Mexico. manse of the first cnristian church in Grants Pass were Miss Edith Lyndall Jacobs and Leroy Cameron of Gold Hill. Rev. N. I. Palmer read the service be fore a small group of friends and relatives of the couple from Grants Pass, Gold Hill and Medford. They were accompanied by Mrs. Short's mother. Mrs. Carrie Young of this city. In San Francisco they met Mr. and Mrs. Don Nugent who were returning from a three years' stay In Japan. In Los Angeles the group vis- ! ited relatives and in San Diego The bride wore a becoming , spent some time with the Short's two-tone redingote and a corsage j son, Dwight. who is employed 7; parkin sows below 40 lbs. SS.3S Hard red winter, ordinary, 7Se. 11 JO: choice light feeder plat Hi-' percent nr. 11 percent 7c. IS per ablearound as 75 7. cent 7c. 14 percent T7c: hard white. Cattle: 100. ealTee 15: mark alow; j Baan. 11 percent tie, 11 percent cows and nelfere about eteady; ateera tic. 14 percent S5e. acarce. quotable eteady. bulla dull: lev aalea weak to IS lower: odd head plain ateera as a .60: gra&a fat eleers aalable around 11.50 1.75; beat steers salable up to 110. IS and aboTe: common-medium heifers ss.75 1 7.71: ean n era-common dairy type cows 13.71 t 1: food beef cove aalable around see AO: common lifht bulla . .71: good heary beef bulla quotable to 17; few good-choice realere 11 10. Sheep: 1.340. market alow: few early aalea steady; later aeiea and bide around 35c lower: few good choice apnng lamba 17.75 91: one load eastern Oregon lamba M 2S; later aalea fairly good truck-Ins HM: feeder lamba MS0C.7S: food light ewea upto 13.50. FOR QUICK BALE-J-wheel trailer pqr BALB-l-hole Ice cream cabinet large aire box. dlac wheela and practically new tlrea. 110. Inquire for Leslie Kellow at Rogue River Chevrolet. FOR BALI Universal electric ranee 411 So. O rape. with bottle cooler. Phone 73J. HOUSEHOLD PVRNISH1VG3. aacrl- fioe prlrea. cite Tranaler and Storage, IS So. drape. Chicago, Sept. Dec. May July 10 (API Wheat: Open High Low Cloae . .7i .71", .75 .71 4 . .71 .771, .75 1, .77 . .7t .71 .76 1, .75 S Wall St. Reports so of gardenias and stephanotis. The couple was unattended. They left shortly after the ceremony by motor on a ding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron are both well known residents of Gold Hill, having resided there for several years. Mr. Cameron is interested in mining projects and Mrs. Cameron is associated with the Delta ' Motor Lodge, where they plan to make their home upon their return. They will be at home to their many friends about the 10th of August. Birthday Party Honors Frank True Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Randies were host and hostess at a din ner party at their home on Maple Park Drive to a group of friends who gathered last Sun day to celebrate the 63th birth day of Frank True. Present at the affair were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. True, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Webb, Mrs. Belle Griffin and daughter, Zoe Belle, Kathryn Shelley, Orion Parker and Richmond Shelley. Mr. True received numerous gifts from his friends. by Consolidated Aircraft Cor poration in the southern city. Upon their return to San wed- Francisco they were accompan ied home by Mrs. Nugent who is the daughter of Mrs. Young and a sister of Mrs. Short. Mrs. Nugent will be later Joined here by her husband, Don Nugent, where they will be greeted by friends preceding their return to Japan in October. They1 re "Moving the Rains" on a tmck South San Franelacw South San Francisco. July (AP-USDA1 Boga: 100. 35c lower: 1 load 301 lb. Callfor nlaa 17.30. sorted 14 bead at as. 70: New York, July 30. The stock market today whipped up one of the best rallies in a month and revived hopes among speculative forces that the lengthy stalemate may have REMOVAL BAI WW VW LOST OUR USED CAR LOT LEAS! Forcing us to sacrifice our Large Used Car Stock. WW MCST CUT our atrk down before we more. HARM MOTORS 15 South Riverside CANNINO CORN, toe lento sack. This Is exceptionally good corn. Local cantaloupre. peaches, toma toee. CUT Limits Prult Stand, So. Pacific Highway. FOR RENT 3-roora furnished houee. 320 Haven. e APRICOTS A few left. 13-lb. cratea 69c. Last chance. Riverside Market. REPOSSESSED bungalow piano to be aold for balance due. Excellent banaln. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. EARLT CRAWFORD PEACHES. 1S per lb. First houae right. Spring St. L. J. Upp. around 10c , broken. Industrials, led by steels, mo tors, aircrafts. mail orders, cop- packages 185-300 lba. to packera I ,n(j specialties, followed through at the opening on Mon day's late upward reversal and, as the best, gains ranged from 1 to 5 points or so. Utilities, rails and oili were narrow. Transfers of around 600.000 were the largest for any single July session to date. Today's closing prlcea for 13 se lected stocks follow: MARK TWAIN'S MOST , quoted VTinchellism ob servedremember? that ev erybody criticized the weather but nobody did anything about it . . ."We're Moving the Rains' begins Magner White in a recent "Post" article on Cali fornia's Central Valley project . . . Hm-m looks like a clash of opinion. But Standard has helped make both right. www In his day the author of "Huckleberry Finn" was correct enough. Petroleum was satisfied to furnish kerosene for oil lamps. It had not yet taken off its coat and made possible such jobs as moving the weather. It didn't know its own strength, www Even today vast projects like Central Valley, Grand Coulee, Bonneville and Boulder Dam would remain on the dreamy tide but for oil-driven trucks, bulldozers, shovels, locomo tives, cranes, tractors, concrete mixersall that husky family of ton-tossing equipment which can move itself as well as moun tains. w . In the development of better gasoline, better Diesel fuel, bet ter lubricants the "I-cannot-live-without-you"-s of these heavy duty- doers this Com pany has been a leader since Twain's time. Nearly as impor tant has been Standard's con tribution toward making these essentials widely available. Otherwise the West might be left to re-fashion its rivers, move its rains, re-Eden its endless acres by 20-mule team. Standard Oil Company of California Medford Residents On Eastern Jaunt Leaving tomorrow for the east are Dr. and Mrs. Wm. P Holt with their daughter, Mrs. Helen Wilson and her son, Larry. In Evanston. 111., they will meet their other daughter, Bar bara, who has been attending summer school at Northwestern University, with Miss Floy Young, another Jackson county teacher. Their Itinerary will include stopovers in New York, Phila delphia, Boston and Washington, D. C. En route home Mrs. Holt will remain in Palo Alto for the wed ding of her niece. Miss Priclllia Hatch to Frank Thomas Collins in the Stanford University Mem orial Chapel on September 7. Their trip will also include a visit to the World's Fair at New York. They plan to be gone about a month. Joyce Freed Home From Southern Trip Returning recently from a month's vacation in California was Miss Joyce Freed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Freed. While in the south Miss Freed attended the Alpha Delta Pi con vention in San Francisco. During her stay she visited in Los Angeles, Santa Monica and Lake Arrowhead. Miss Freed is a student at the University of Oregon where she is affiliated with the Alpha Delta Pi sorority. 17.30: packing aowa 35c lower, most ly 14 .75. Cattle: 60: desirable gradea ab aent; ateera steady: 1 load 630 lb. Mexicans 17.15: good graaa ateera quoted up to 10.15: heifers abaent. quoted 17.50 1: young cows 15.50 S5: yesterday load 1,035 lb. graaa cowb 15-60: few head cannera and cuttara 13.50 9 46, strong. Calvea 50; strong; several packagee 180-340 lb. vealers 111 .50: odd bead 376 350 lb. calvea 11 J 10. Sheep: 500, weak, wooled lamba abaent. quoted 18.50 down; long double 13 lb. Lad I no clover lambs eg; sorted S3 head average 73 lba.. 7.35: deck medium SI lb. yearllnga 5; small package 88 lb. wethers 14; ewea abaent, Sl.50f3.40. Chicago Chicago. July 30. (AP-rSDAl Hogs: 16.000. top 16.40; bulk good and choice 190-340 lba. 16.10 .35: 340-370 lba. largely SSSSS6.35: moat 370-300 lbs. S3 .50 3 .90; good packing aowa 330 lba. down 15tJ5; most 360-500 lbs. 14 s. 75. Al. Chem. & Dye . Am. Can Are. es Fgn. A. T. & T. Anaconda Atch. T. S. r. Bendll Avla. . Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chryaler Coml. Sole I Curtlsa-Wright DuPont Oen. Elec Oen. Foode - Oen. Mot Int. Harveat. Cattle: 5,600. calvea 1.000: very dull ,' ' -,'' steer run; mostly 16.50 w 10.50; few loada held above 111; eeveral loada heifers 110.4O: bulla 10 15c lower at 16-60 down: vealers weak at 11 50. Sheep: 9.000; four doublra Idaho springers straight as. 25; two doublea medium weight yearllnga 10-60; bulk fat native ewea 13 down. Portland Produce Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J, C.) Phtlllpa Pet Radio Sou. Pac. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. -St. Oil N. J. Trana. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel -150 , 13', - t' ..161 '4 - SO1, 16, . 30 '4 , 81 46 74 '4 10 7'4 163 34 40 H 48 45 3S 57 'i 43 39 80 S3 4 4', H 6', 18'4 33', 70H 36 i 6514 SLABS Select pine, single load 13.00. Medlord Fuel. Tel. 631. POR RENT House. Inquire 30 Tripp. WANTED Experienced waltreaa. foun tain experience neceaaary. for per manent employment after Sept. 1st. Palace Cafe. Grante Paee, Ore. POR RENT Purnlshed room. Eaat 9th. Phone 583-J. 159 CLEAN-UP SALE to Days to Clean Out Our Stock USED CARS 1136 Zephvr Sedan, overdrive and heater , aaea 1M7 Zephyr Sedan 675 1938 Pontiae rMip 675 19S8 Ford Sedan 485 1939 Mercury Sedsn 135 Three fine Ford VI Trucks Studebaker 1937 Pickup 395 1936 Pord Pickup 335 1 doren cheap cars at your own price. See these at once. C. E. OATTS AUTO CO. Fourth and Centra Ave. HOWARD VINCENT recently pur chased the Hotel Orand Barber Shop. Mr. Vincent welcomes all frlenda to hla new location. BOOKKEEPER, experienced In Oen' eral Motors accounting, desires position. Refrreneea. Boa 1187 Tribune. FOR RENT Sleeping Tripp. Ill SACRIFICE complete household fur- nlture for 6 rooms. Inquire 636 bo. ivy alter 9 p. m. FOR RENT Furnished houae. 1137 Weat Main. DeVoe. Phone 1033-J WANTED Oood used Brothers. 33 No. Fir. safe. Slma Portland, July 30. (API Butter: Prlnta, A grade 8t$c lb. In parch ment wrappers; 33 ',4 c In cartona; B grade SOHo In parchment wrappers, 31'4e In cartona. Butterfat: First quality maximum of S of 1 percent acidity delivered Portland 39$2914c lb.: premium quality (minimum of 85 of 1 per cent acidity), 104c: valley routes and country points 3c less or 374e. Second quality 3e under first, or 37'4c Potatoes: eastern Oregon-Washington 11.451.6S. Andrusses Visit In San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. An druss of 407 south Oakdale, combining business with pleas ure, spent last Friday in Sacra mento and the balance of the week-end visiting the San Fran cisco Golden Gate Exposition on Treasure Island. Mr. Andruss is the southern Oregon representative for the Contractors Equipment corpor ation of Portland. Portland Wheat Too Late to Classify FOR RENT 4-room partly furnished houae. Phone 36. TRUCKS TRUCKS TRUCKS CLEARANCE SALE Now , Wa 1929 Chev. 114-ton, flat bed 1 49.00 1 69.0 1931 Ford 1'4-ton. new motor 169.00 195.0 1930 Ford 1'4-ton, A-I ahape 149.00 165.0 1935 Dodge 3-ton, a steal 395 00 135.0 International Truck Dealer WALTER W. ABBEY Open Eventnga to 9;00. 138 So. Rlveralde Phone 80S Portland, On.. July 30. (API Wheat: Open High Low Cloae Sept. .74 .74 .74 .74 Cash grain: Oats. No. a, IS lb white 134. Barley, No. i. 46 lb. bearded white 130.75. Corn, No. i eastern yellow ship ments 13140. No. 1 flax. 11. 53 '4. Caah wheat (bid): toft white 74c. western white 74c. western red 73 '4 c. $1600 6 -room modern home, near city park: paved street, laundry traya, fur nace; terma can be arranged. Also $3400 1300 down 5-room home, large aleeplng porch, basement: pink of condition: priced to aell. Only 1200 down, balance real eaar. MARK A. OOI-OT Phone 728 100 E. Main Bt, POR SALE World bl-TTl. new con dltlon. 74 Harley-Davidson motor - cycle in rood condition. Gordon Wiley care Corley Studio. S3 K. Central. WANTED TO BUY Oood used men a shoes. Used Wardrobe Shop, 818 E. Main. POR SALE S3 h. p. 3-eyltnder 4-cycle engine, fuel oil burner. 80-Inch clutch pulley. Suitable for mill, crusher or other heavy work Royu Valley Tractor Co., Plfth at Riverside. LOCAL sweet tender CORN free from worms, lfte don., 3 dos. 26c. Canta loupes, tomatoes, peaches, water melons. Try our Ice-cold melons, Open evenings. City Limit Prult stand, south pacific Hignway. 1038 LINCOLN-ZEPHYR sedan. s-ll at sacrifice. See or call Chat Wort man, 913 So. Oakdale. Phone 750-R. POR SALE Suburban fl-room home, new barn, chicken house, garage, 4.6 acres In clover, (trapes and strawberries. Choice location on Improved road . Ideal for poul try or hotrs, Fumtshed. 83.7A0. Must sacrifice. N. P. Ohrt. 137 Spring fit POR RENT Modern furnished apart ment. Electric refrigerator. Dure 11 Court, 329 N. Holly. Inquire Apt. 8. POR SALE 1937 Plymouth, lent condition. Reasonable. 652 -J -2. Exoel Phone POR SALE Oood roan Shorthorn bull, IS years. 660. Tel. 408-J-1 POR SALE Modern four-room house on hslf acre. citT water, nice trees. 1000. H a. Wilson. T Chestnut. P li one 1454. POR RALE Frig id ire. in good con dition. 35. Apply after 8. 210' Laurel. SWFET CORN, improved Oolden Ban tam, 20c doaen. B E. Ford, two miles west on Jacksonville High way, Phone 731-R-l. POR RENT Spacious ana attractive four-room downstairs suit in the Holly Apart meuta Completely fur nished except dUhee and linen Oarage Second door north of pos toffies Adult only 640 Avail sale now See nan agar In rear or phone 1997-R. POR SALE Gulbranseo piano ant bench cheap. 907 E. Main St. WHY stand over a hot oook stov when you can buy a reoondltlona-l electric range for as little as twenty dollars at Copco. SEE OUR LA ROE DISPLAY of recon ditioned electric ranges, priced as low as 620 at Copco. WHEN WE REPIN18H A CAR you can be sure I will look rich, and stay right. Auto Beauty Shop. ELECTRICITY la clean, cool and cheap. Why become a drudge to a hot old cook stove when you can buy a reconditioned electric rawe completely Installed for aa little as 620 at Copco. MOTHER KNOWS BEST! TASTES SETTER' N ANY! UlawJ TJnusual smooth at ss and good whole some flavor! "Ba licet It or Net,' Ripley tars, "that's arhf Roral Crown has won 9 out of 10 certified taste-tests against leading colas from costs to coait!" UT IT TMTt-TOT A fndmttt NrM 6s I) LOST RIVER DAIRY, 1723 NO. RIVERSIDE, PHONE 323 LOU-COST ALL-EXPENSE TOURS GLORIOUS DAYS . . From 'L SPECTACULAR DAYS.. From IOfM JsaL'. iss.1 M XK7m t ";vj 1. Hi is , m'i IMic LID AY "in Canada's Alpine P!rground.ifttmeblimitod and menu moderate ... . enjoy these All-Expense Tours. A complete vacation adventure in the world-famous Canadian. Rockies. Tours include visits to baronial Banff Spring Hettt, Continental Cbatesu Lsh Lout t, and the Swiss ! ike chalet at tntrtld Lie...with 126 mites of scenic mountain mototing. COLI MBIA .afllLD.-Evtrv mile ipec tsculatlr tccnic, unturpAued in America. Daily trips from tifce toiiite at .mall additional cow. '372 M7-I A COLORFUl f DAYS. . From 6 WONDERFUL DAYS . . Fn Toots begin at Banff or Field-including hotel accomodations, meals and 126 miles of motoring. Round nip fait from Portland to Banff $41.1). Moderate sleeping and dining cat charges. Aif'ftttfithned trains from Vancouver daily, coa nccting with Prisxta steamships from Sektdr MQ1NT.MN LODCiL.-Su appealing tun resort o the Ciiudun Rockies. Amencaa pirn. st 10 wffttlr For illustrated folder with complete information, see your agent, or our office, 626 1 W Broadwa, BR. 06)7, Ponland. VOI'R AMFR1CAN DOMARS CO FARTHFH WORLD'S GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM CANADA WELCOMES U.S. CITIZENS... NO PASSPORTS Mtdford Residents Horn, from Bay City Keturnlng Sunday from a triD to the south were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Konkel. Mrs. Ralnh Bow. en and daughter, Jean. While in San Francisco they visited with Mr. Konkels lister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Del Owens, and attended the San Francisco Golden Gate Ex position on Treasure Island. Mtdlord Residents On Coast Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pavne of 16 Corning Court left last Sunday morning for Siltcoos lake where they plan to ipend the next two weeks vacationing They were accompanied to the coast by their small daughter, Maralyn and Miss Dorothy Davis. W.R.C. Metis-" Thursday at 1:30 The Women's Relief corps will meet Thursday afternoon. August 1 at 1.30 at the home of Mrs. Belle Littrell at 113 S. Newtown. LIVESTOCK rnrtlan Portland. Ore.. July SO (AP-Ca D A.) Hoca: 600; mostly 10a) lie be low Monday's average, eitreme top SSe lower; jood-choloe 170-311 lb. drlre-lns mostly 1730: medium radea down to 171S; KS-24J lb. weights s.7S7: llfht.lljhts 1630 TRY OUR HERBS WHEN OTHERS FAIL Rerommenrled tar Coushe, Kheomatlsm, Infloenta. Hay Perer, Boa Down Condition. Blood Preatarc kidney. Stomach, cheat, Nerronaneaa, Liter and remale troubles. THE CHINA HERB CO. Office Hours Dally 10 i.m. 5 p.m., except Sundiy. 235 E. Main St.. Medford Wek )?i?smti(ol s ITIhins iS(i?(ol Wing's CLOVER HILL GOLDEN GUERNSEY DAIRY- With a Had the HIGHEST RATING of Golden Guernsey Producer - Distributors In Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Utah! What Does the Golden OYei air! And the nearest competitor wm a Sett Lake City Dairy with 98. Forty-two point were credited for equipment, care of utemila, general appearance of buildings, ventilation of dairy structure!, etc. 58 points were set aside for methods used in general dairy operation. To attain almost a perfect score and take FIRST PLACE in competition with other Golden Guernsey distributors and producers in four western states IS a record to be proud of. H sBaaB She's tha Producer of America's Favorite Table Milk NATIONALLY ADVERTISED QUALITY PRODUCT Produced and distributed by one of the Northwest'! finest and most modern dairies. Guernsey Trade Mark Really Mean to You? It la your assurance that the Golden Guernsey Milk you buy come from selected healthy herds In clean, welt lighted dairies, regularly Inspected by authorised repre tentetiret of Goldtn Gutrnsey, Inc. Try )ust one bottle of Wlng'i Golden Guernsey Milk and compare the flavor, cream line and rlchaets below the cream line. For Sale By These Medford Stores 1' Holloway's Reliable Grocery The What Not Franklin's Grocery Andy's Oakdale Grocery Currier's Eleventh St. Grocery Quality Market . WHKKS'S Clover Hill Golden Guernsey Dairy Producer-Distributor Medford'! Premium Milk PHONE 3 6 9