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PAGE FOTTTt MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. tfEDFORH. OREGON, FRTDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1941 ' Society and Clubs by Betty Shoemahr Mrs. Dunbar To Be Honored During Tea Hour The Central Point and Gold Hill groups of the Jackson County Public Health associa tion will be Joint hostesses dur ing the tea hour Thursday after noon, Sept. 18, when the asso ciation entertains Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, executive secretary of the Oregon Tuberculosis associa tion. The social period will fol low the regular meeting of the association, which will be ad dressed by Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. J. C. S. Weills, association presi dent, reported yesterday. All In terested club women of the val ley are Invited to the meeting and to tea, Mrs. Weills ex plained. ; The meeting will open at 2 o'clock In the county court house auditorium, where ar rangements are being completed to care for a "larger than usual" crowd. 4 Mrs. Winne Leaves for McCargar Ranch Mrs. Nell Winne, 609 West 10th street, left today for Hol land, Ore., where she will visit her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McCargar on their ranch. Yorks Return From Bay City Mr. and Mrs. Earl York re turned to their home 609 West 10th street Wednesday after spending the week in San Fran cisco where they were guests of Major and Mrs. H. J. Meiring. Major and Mrs. Meiring are former Medford residents, MaJ. Meiring having been district quartermaster of the CCC In Medford before being trans fcrred to the Presido. Ashland V.FW.Groups Elect District Head V.F.W. post and auxiliary at Ashland held a 7 p. m. dinner at the V.F.W. hall this week with visitors attending from this city. Klamath Falls and Iowa. During the business session Mrs. Ida Crandall was elected district president. Mrs. Floyd Crosslin received the "Poppy Citation" presented by Post Commander Charles Pratt for selling the most popples before Memorial day. A social hour followed group meetings. Mistletoe Camp Plans Activities At recent meeting of Mistle toe camp, R. N. A. plans were made tor camp activities during the month of October. October 2 will be the regular business meeting at 8 p. m. at K. of P. hall followed by a social meet ing October 16. At this time the losers In camp contest, the "Showers." will entertain the "Sunshines" and Ivy camp of Ashland. A Hallowe'en party will be held October 30, open ing with the penny dinner at 3:30 p. m. at the lodge hall. College Club To Mset At Community Clubhouse Members of the Rogue Valley College Women's club will meet at the Girls Community club house tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. rather than the home of Mrs. Porter J. Neff as previously an nounced officers stated today. Mrs. Leland Mentzer will give a review of the book, "Of Men and Women" by Pearl Buck. F. L. Club to Meet Tonight Members of the F. L. club will be entertained tonight at 7:43 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Peter R. Bateman, 1232 North Riverside avenue. WAINSCOTT'S FREE DELIVERY PHONE 2440 MAIN AND RIVERSIDE You should always try to shop where you can gat the most for your money that's why wa urge you to compare prices. Then you'll agree Walnscott's home owned Drug Store Is the place to make your Drug Headquarters. $1.50 LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S Vegetable Compound 82 f 1.00 Genuine I-Y IRONIZED YEAST 56 VITAMIN B COMPLEX 100 Hl-Petency Compare before buying $1 49 75c BELL-ANS For indigestion due to excess acid 49c Combs with carrying case Aspirin tin of 12 Nipples for small mou Rasor Blades Blue steel Adhesive Oaa, Strips, 6 s QQ Dish Cloths or t Wash Cloths fcC . 2c 2c mth bottles 2 C Or , guaran.. t's w 100 Soda Mint .. Finger Nail Clippers Rubber Baby Pants Pint Milk of Magnesia Plastic Spoon at Fork "Baby Sandy" .. Patriotic Key Chains 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c CALENDAR offend; week's top tw ateere tit. ted ateere S13 05; scattered eelee other classes steady; few canner common cows M.TSaSSd; fat dairy cows salable to as. 79: beef cows quotable tT.lt t lb, or ebore: common-medium bulls salable 17.39 40; good bulls quotable to 19 26; few medium calves SlOtll; choice vealere quotable to 13-60. Sheep: 100; market quotable fully steady; good-choice wooled spring lambs salable S10.35e.7J; weeks top It: shorn lambs W7S dowo: fat slaughter ewes salable up to M-50. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white SI, soft white excluding Rex Sl OJ'i. white club 101, west ern red SI OS. Hard red winter, ordinary SSo. 10 percent SI. 11 percent SI. 04. 11 per cent SI 10. Hard white. Baart. ordinary 1 OS. 10 percent UN, 11 percent SMsft. 13 percent SlU'V Today's ear receipts: wtaea It. flour 6, corn . mlllfeed 4. of places In Norway Thursday, .restored and there were no epl- Ludvlk Buland, vice president sod" of ny kinds." of the labor federation, was sen- fenced to death and then par-1 New York. Sept. doned by Josef Terboven, nazi The B. B. C. said in a broadcast Gauleiter for Norway, as official today that a German w""1"0 accounti said "labor peace was ' depot in Norway had been stormed by a group of Norwe g.an "patriots," and that seven airplanes had been destroye and many German soldiers killeu at an adjacent airdrome. Oae Mail Tribune want arts. Bauth Han franelvo South Ban Francisco, Sept. 13-(AP-Federal-stau Market Newel Hart: 300; around 10c lower; moat 16S-326 lb. Callforalas 13: odd pack ing sows S9.76. Cattle: 76: nominally steady: med ium to good short fed steers quoted 10.76 all 34; medium to good neu ters quoted 69.60 9 10.25; load ratvre cows S9; bulla nominally as a) .75;. Calves salable 30. steady, few good to choice testers 1313; package slaughter calves 6011. Sheep: S00: nominal; good to choice wooled lambs quoted S10a 11; -horn lamba eligible 604 10.26: shorn ewes mostly 5.25. Wall St. Report $1.25 Genuine ABSORBINE JH. Not a substitute. 68 75c DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS 42 25c Soft White CLEANSING TISSUES 500 14 Candy Bars Gum Mints 3forH5c TEK 2 for TOOTH BRUSHES A Johnson at Johnson Product. 43 Regular 39c OIL MINERAL American Pint Quantity limited Friday 8:00 p. m. Eagle Point P.-T.A. reception for teachers at schoolhouse. 8:00 p. m. Daughters of Union Veterans at armory. 8:00 p. m. Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters, home Mrs. Wil liam Swartz, 121 Genessee street. Saturday 12:30 p. m. Daughters of Nile at Masonic hall. 2:30 p. m. Rogue Valley Col lege Women's club, Girls' Com munity clubhouse, 229 -North Bartlett street. Chicago Chicago, Sept. 12 I AP-U8DAI Hose e.OOO; sows strong to 10c higher than Thursday's average, lop 12.16: good and choice 160-340 lbs. 1145-1210; 340-370 lbs.. Sll 70 13 00: 370-300 lbs.. S1M5-80; 100 160 lbs.. 11.25-1200: good 350-500 lbs. aows 9.60-10.40: Hghter weights to 61076 and above. CATTLE 1000: calvfa 800: meet ped dling sales S10 35-11 75; with sprinkl ing choloe light yearllriM 1 145-12: heifers steady; odd head to 413 00: cutters selling at 7:00 down: most fat cows. 67.60-9 25, with dry kind up to 9 00; beat weighty sausage bulls S9.25; No S1S-00 vealera here, but trade generally ateady at 14.00 60. SHEEP 9 000; few salea early aprlne; lambs, bidding around 36c lower or up to 11.60; on best na tlvee and H1.76 on choice weiterna held at 12.00 and upward: odd head good fat yearlings, (9.25-60: bulk llht supply native ewea, S4 60-6 00 New York, Sept IS. (JPt Equilibrium was the word for most markets today In the wake of the president') sea-defense warning to the axis powers. Commodities put on another burst of strength In the fore noon, with soybean and world sugar futures at record highs and cotton hitting a new 12-year peak. Profit telling on the re cent run-up In this department was an unsettling influence at the last. Transfers were around 850, 000 shares. Today's closing prices tor 64 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. at Dye '""4 Am. Can - aiVs A. T. T. 164 Anaconda ., 26 Atch. T. 8. P. 374 Bendls Aela. 89 Beth. Steel 68 Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Hanlin Appointed Manager Grocery Dept. At Peerless The Peerless Grocery, located with the Peerless Meat Market, Is now under the management of Bob Hanlin, according to an announcement today. Virgil Anderson, former man ager, has accepted a position with the Pacific Fruit and Pro duce Co. Hanlin, the son of Paul Hanlin, deputy U. S. marshal, has been employed at the Peer less Grocery as clerk up to the time of his appointment as man ager. K The Peerless Grocery, which was opened several years ago as a small produce stand, now has a complete fruit and vegetable department and a large stock ot groceries. Portland Produce Portlsnd, Ore, Sept. la (AP) Buttertat Pint quality, maximum of . of 1 pet. acidity delivered In Port land, 394-40c lb.; premium quality (maslmum of .38 of 1 pet. acldltyl. 41-41 Ho lb; valley routea and country points. 9c lee or 38c lb.; sec ond 'quality at Portland, 3c under first, or 38c. Other produce unchanged. Curtlas-Wrlght . Douglaa Acft. D.lPont Oen. Else. - Orn. poods Gen. Mot. . Int. Harvest. Johna-Man. Krnnecott Monty Ward No. Amn. Avn. North Amer. -Penney (J. C.) . Penna. R. R. Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac. Btd. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. CHI N. J. Trans. Amer. -Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft .. United Airline U. S. Steel . ..unquoted 67 74 Vt 163 4 321-; , 40'4 . 9 "t . 641, . 8", . H . S3 . 16 . 134 . 87 . 22 . 44H - "4 . 'i . i . 33 . 43 . '4 . 78 '4 . 40 . 1SH . 58 Chicago Wheat Pear Markets Yesterday Chicago. Sept. 12 (AP) After an early advance that carried grain pricea to new peaks for the past several yeara. the nee In farm com modity market quotations was halt ed today by heavy profit taking. Pricea alumped below yesterday'a closing levela. (wheat) Open High tow Clnee Bop. ...I 21 12IS t.18'4 1.19 Dec. 1 35 1 35i !. 1 23 May ..1.3t, 1.29H 12v, 13714 July 130'i 1.30'4 1 37(fl 1.38H Chicago. Sept. 11. (AP-USDA) Peart: S California. 1 Oregon ar rived. S cars on track. 3 cars di verted. Oregon Bartletta 744 botes fancy 63.708 2.90, average 6343. SPIRIT OF REVOLT LIVESTOCK Portland Wheat Portland Portland. Ore.. Sept. 13 (AP-Ua. DA.) Hogs: 60; market nominal; good-choice imhtwe ht dnve-lna Thuraday SI30eS5: choice light feeder pigs up to 140 late Thurs day. Cattls: 136; calves 36: no steers Portland, Ore.. Sept. 13 (API Wheat: 0en Hlh Low Close Sep .. .97 .98 .97 ' .98 Dec 101', 102 101", 1.02 Cash grain: Data. No. 3. 38 lb. white S33 60. Barley, No. 3. 45 .b. bearded white 30 60. Corn, No. 3 eastern yellow ship ments 833 30. No. 1 flax S3 07. Stockholm, Sweden, Sept. 12. (J") Reports from Oslo today said a spirit of revolt against the German-supported Quisling gov-, ernment was growing rapidly in Norway and a gigantic conflict was indicated In the next few days with the trade unions lead-, ina the opposition to the nans. The unions have about 350, 000 members. A great many persons were reported arrested at a number jl ! ii M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE PAY LESS-DRESS BETTER 220 EAST MAIN TELEPHONE 3332 Select Your Fall Ready To Wear At The M. M. Department Store WHERE YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER COATS M. M. DEPT. STORE coats this season are way out la front In Style and Tailoring. You will heartily approve the rieeces. Tweeds. Needlepoints and novelty fabrics. The gor geous new colors, the perfect fit and the superb finishing. We have a style and slse for very figure and they are easy en your pocket-book. $7-98to$60'00 New Fall Hat. Every week new hat arrive. Bretons, Tailors. Casuals. Velvets. $. 98 10 $5.95 Don t fail to see all the smart, new Bsck to School Dresses, Skirts and Sweaters. M. M. DEPT. STORE We Give S&H Green Stamps One Stamp with every 10c Purchase. (Fair trade items excepted.) Double Stamps every Wednesday on purchase of $2.00 or over. Special prices effective Sat.. Monday, except as otherwise noted. SUNDAY HOURS S A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M. OPEN EVERY DAY 7 A. M. TIL 9 P. M. HONEY A non-fattening sweet high In food values, low in cost. Qt Jar (3ibs.)..29c Vz-galjar (6 lb.) 49c ' Pumpkin, Diamond A brand. A grand pie filler, No. 2i2 can 9 American GINGER SNAPS Fresh, crisp and spicy 2 pound drum 25 SWIFT'S PREMIUM Case 48 cans M LA Buy now S3.93 CASCADE CRACKERS F,"od:.i,p 2 lb, 19c BOUQUET VANILLA FLAVOR as. 10c CALUMET, DOUBLE ACTING BAKING POWDER 1 lb. 17c ROYAL CLUB STARCH 2pkgs.15c ROMAN MEAL Large Pkg. 29c A good food, appetizing and nutritious Toiletries -Remedies You always save on your fav orite brand at Piggly Wiggly. 200 Sheets 13c 2 for 25c 1 55c ICONOMY IOX COO Sheets 280 2 FOR Minrfa Honev and Almond 4!4-ot. bottles 2 for 40? Pkg. of 50 A.B.C.D Vitamin Capsules 79 60c size. ALKA-SELTZER 49f EOc SAL HEPATICA.... 49t 25c size FEENAMINT . .-21. 100 pure Aspirin lf IXL CHILI with BEANS iscz. can 2 for 1 9c HIGH QUALITY MEATS TENDERIZED PICNICS Lean and meaty, nice O I to fry or bake, per lb. aCT C BACON SQUARES mild sugar cure fine for at Q seasoning or frying, lb. IOC MOCK CHICKEN LEGS Made of select quality veal and pork, 9 for .... PORK CHOPS, nice and lean. Pork Is more healthful jq Serve It often, per lb. v33C LAMB CHOPS, tender shoulder cuts, lb. POT ROAST Or BEEF Tender steer beef. J A blade cut, per lb. C Meat prices for Saturday only 25c 23c FLOUI& Drifted Snow 49 lbs. 81.05 No. 10 bag 49 Cold Medal. . No. 10 bag 4lj lbs. $1.09 53 IXL CHICKEN RAVIOLIS 17-os. cans 2 for 25c BLUE RIBBON MALT SYRUP 3 lb. can 55c DURKEES PINT QUART QUICK OR REGULAR SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR large pkg. 25c FISHER'S BISKIT MIX 10c PnHiVrPd Stitar Fw mlth tnch package. 25c FOLGERS COFFEE Prlp or rfgiilar. 'ound 31c 2 lb. 60c SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 3 lb. nail 61c ZEE WAXED PAPER 123 ft. roll 13c is MAYCHNAISE 25c 45c ! CREAM OF WHEAT 23c PUREX The gentle bleach Quart 12c gal. 21C LUX FLAKES large pkg. 22c Best for Silks and Woolens RINSO giant pkg. 59c No Sneesy Dust. LUX TOILET SOAP bar 6c LIFE BUOY, the health soap, bar 6c GEO. WASH. TOBACCO, lb. 55c Cigarettes, 2 for 25c; carton $1.23 Camels. Lucky's. Chesters, etc. Piggly Wiggly, hard wheal blend 4 lbs. $1.65 Rolled Oats, Triangle cream flake, t-lb. bag 39 Pancake Flour, Triangle. No. 10 bag 9,. FREE 10e pkg. Powd ered Suosr with each package Bis kit Mix. All for 27c CAULIFLOWER head 13c Large, snowy white heads CELERY large bunch 8c Utah variety, fresh and crisp POTATOES 50 lbs. 45c Klamath. U. S. No. ORANGES 2 dor. 29c Sweet, Juicy Valencies BANANA SQUASH lb.3ic A fine baking squash DANISH SQUASH 3 for 10c Produce Prices for Ssturdsy Cxx'.j ! 4 e