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TWO MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Thunder, Dec 13, 1945 GUEST AT LOCAL YULE-LUNCHEON Ernest C. Park, Redmond, lieutenant-governor of the Ki wanis club, was a guest at the annual Christmas luncheon meet ing of Hertford Kiwanlans and Kiwanian Dames held yesterday noon at the Holland hotel. Park spoke briefly. Also Introduced were Adj. Charles K. Cox, form erly of this city, John D. Niles, Roy Harker, S. II. Bouck and Z. O. Dent, Klamath Falls, educa tion representative for the Vet erans' Administration. Glen Fabrick, president, con ducted the meeting and It was announced that the two groups would make the annual Christ mas visit to the county hosoital Dec. 19. At this time gifts will be presented the patients and carols sung. During the meeting It was an nounced that Mrs. E. H. Edger ton would be presented the Ki wanian Dames Christmas doll. The doll, with its wardrobe, will be displayed for the coming week at the Chamber of Com merce. J. E. Earlcy, former president of Medford Kiwanis club, was here from Eugene for the meeting. Uh Mall Tribune Want Ada. SAVES WORKJim and SOAP 0 AMERICA'S WASH WORD it Impressive Rites Held For Ashland Resident Tuesday Ashland, Dec. 13 Impressive funeral rites for the late W. J Dougherty were held Dec. 11 at the Lilwiller Funeral chapel Beautiful flowers had been brought In remembrance and re latives and friends were present for the message of comfort brought by Dr. G. W. Bruce pastor of the First Methodist church of this city. The Masons, led by R. W. Mc Neal had part both In the serv. Ice and at the graveside In Ml View cemetery. Casket bearers were Messrs Louis Jenkins, S. B. McN'air, Will Dodge, J. H. Hardy, John Daugherty and R. E. Detrick Honorary casket bearers In cluded T. H. Simpson, George Dunn, Cliff Thomas, Dr. E. A Woods, C. M. Frazicr and Dr. C F. Tllton, all of the Masonic order. Livestock Portland, Ore., Deo. 13 (UP.) livestock:: Cuttle 200, calves SO. Active, fully eteatly on limited early supply. Few common steers $12 00-13 00; stockers and feeders $12 00-13. 50: common medium heifers Sill 50-13 50: canncr- cutter cowi Hi 00-R 00; medium-good href COW! 910 50-12 00: few good aau tiiKft bulla $10.50; good-choice calvea lloga HO. Quotable aleady. Bar. rowa and rllts eatable up to $15 SO; aowa $14.00-14 50: choice heavy feed er plxa quotable to $15 50; llght- wcikius alow. bheep 400. rat iambs steady. Larue lot good-cholre 04 lb. fed lamba $1425; good-choice truck-lna $14.00; common grailt-a down to $1100; ewei alow, aulnble around $4.50: few common-medium grades unsold. WASHING MACHINE REPAIR FOR ALL MAKES Alio Refrigeration Service Younger's Appliance 91 N. BartUtt Phone 2419 South Run FrnnrHco, Deo. 13 (Ul'.l (US1MI Ciilllo 100. Active; fully Rtcruly. Vncknve lluht mrr.iiim itccri yiftftO. Mfdliim to Rood half- ert tnlnhle $14 tVMfl.OO. Good young cowi quoted 91 .no, i.oaa me dlum 1,000 rnnna cow $13 00; mostly cutter to common cow iH.30.10.no: vrry few rarinun 7.00-7.73. Calvei snmijie none. Hogii: 130; IncIunVi 00 lute yester day. Kew Mood to choice ano-SOO bar. rowi nod Kilt" $1A ho. Medium to Rood feeder pfffi t16.00-20.00. Odd iood iowi SIS on. Sheep: 300. I.imhl dull: In it three dayi around BO cent lower. Mte yeaterrtay. double choice Iambi 114 SO. extreme ton. Parkacea me dium to good 133 lamba 914.00, look more than AO rents lower. Common Iambi $13.00. Common to food wn Vai.uu-o.uu, wean. Chicago. Deo. 13 (U.P.) WFA) L.ivesiocK: Hon; 11.000:. very actlva trade. market fully steady on all weights barrowi, gilts and sows. Good Hnd choice 1B0-33O t. barrows and gilts at 114.83, celling; olher weight scarce; most all suwa at 14.10. ceiling. Cattle: 4,BO0; ealvest 1,000; only strictly choice steers and yearlings sicnny; eastern nemnnn narrow on all other k nicies, and tnnrkot 23-50 cents lower than week 1 higiitlme, mostly 30 cents off; lfJ.OO paid for several mans cioseiy sorteo cnoice steers Bulk medium to strictly good grade $I4-16.A0; choice heifers steady, two loads scaling i.ooo jus. 91s, all others weax. 1 Sheep; 6,000, slaughter lambs opening slow, weak to shade lower. Two loads strictly good and choice around ilOled woo led western lamba 14 fl 0. P MP (Mm mgn ism a mi- lovely or.n't they' Beautiful designs Won derlul croflimonship. Fines! quality, li s rings tik iheie thai moke life long friends of our customers. Com in, let ui tsplom fneir superiority to you. Lawrence's JEWELRY and GIFT SHOP 35 Years In Medford. Specialising In Hne Diamond! Only. Atk the person who wears Ltwrenc Diamond. Portland ProHuce Portland, Dec. 13 (UP ) Whole sale msrket prices: Onions Oreen. Yakima, 3-lncH at 2.70; Idaho white at 2.00 for &0-lb. bags. Potatoes I-oral Burbank at S2 90 100 lbs; Deschutes, No. 1 at 333; 23s at 85c. Live poultry Chickens B u y 1 n g price to wholesalers: Broilers 1 ' to 2 I.., 24c; roasters over 3li lbs., 2ic; Leghorn hens 18c. Chicago Wheat Chlealo. Dee. 13 tU.P.l Wheat Open Hlh Low Close IftQ'.a IHQl's lB(s 180's 1B01,, lKO'i lfi'Mj 1R0', 177 177'i 177 177'i 174t 179'.. 174". 1791, Dec. Mny. July. bept S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Frnncisco, Dec. 13 OI.R) Dairy Market: Butter: 93 score 48V4, 02 core 48, -80 score 4734. Cheese: Loafs 28.2, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 87 Yi, medium grade A 32V4, smnll grade A 44',i, large grade B 50 QUALIFIED VETS BEING TAKEN AT P Wall Street New York, Dec. 13--(U.m Rails recorded mild improve ment late in today s session but the rest of the stock list extend ed the loss of the previous three sessions. Trading slackened to the slowest pace in six week?. In the carrier group Norfolk Ac Western shot up 3 points and Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific, when Issued common gained more than a point. Alle ghany preferred, however, coun tered with a loss of more than a point. The market made several at tempts to rally early In the ses sion, largely on bullishness en gendered by further good divi dend news. Preliminary closing Dow-Jones stock averages: Industrials 103.52, off 0.44: Ralls 63.41, up 0.18; Utilities 38.04, off 0.14; 05j Stocks 72.40, off 0.08. j Sales totaled 1,220,000 shares compared with 1,680,000 yester day. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel 183 Anaconda . 445s Chrysler 13314 Curtiss Wright 8H General Electric -XD 47i General Motors 75' Montgomery Ward 73 4 Penn. R. R 44H Phillips Petroleum 57H J. C. Penney 147 Radio 18 Southern Pacific 593,4 Standard Oil of Cal. 494 Texas Gulf Sulphur 50 Transamerlca 20V4 United Aircratts 36'i U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel 81'4 GOODS SHORTAGE SPURS CHRISTMAS PEAR SALES Shortage of holiday goods throughout the nation has spur red the sale of Christmas pear gift packages, according to ship pers here. It has also increased the local and county sales. Christmas pear packages are now being dispatched from this city at the rate of 15 to 20 express and refrigerator cara dally ac cording to Major Morris of the Medford Ice and Storage com pany and other sources. Some shippers predict the pear gift box sales will set a new nigh record this year. BIRTHS DUGGAN To Mr. and Mrs. C. W., Central Point. Dec. 13, 1045, a girl, 8',4 pounds, at Os teopathic Clinic. MUDD To Mr. and Mrs. O. T., Trail, Dec. 12, 1945, a girl. 7 pounds, at Osteopathic Clinic. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: fair and continued cold tontalit and. Friday. Owner: Clear tonlKhl with local morntni fo( In western valleys. Gen erally cloiutv Friday. Continued cold. Uentle northerly wind otf coast. LOCAL UATA Temperature a yetir aio today: Highest M; Lowest 2(1. Total monthly precipitation .B4 Inches. Deficiency for the month .3 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1D4S, 7 00 Inches. Fxoe'. for the season 3 41 Inches Relatt-e humidity at 4 :t0 p. m. esterday 46 'r: 4 .to today HVi, Tomorrow Sunrise 7 SI am. Sunset 4 40 p'm Observations Tsk.n At 4:40 A. M. l.'l Meridian Vtnte Hiiih Low Prec. Rotse Hoahm hi.- ait 24 Denver tuirka Uvie os Angeles - Mrdford Medford . Omaha ho.-nl t 'ortland Hflio ., Rochurir CM.ll Uh San Francisco , ,, Seattle , pokene hmaton. u. C. M 40 22 1 on .11 34 2 14 32 Use Mail Trlhune Want Ads. Thooaaads at eaa and wemee have teuad that tira-t.Bl.d Stuart Tablet etin euh-a. ftarpf relief to slese-roliMn. STmptems ol acid lBdiseitt.il, eaaataeas. and epset .torn- a .A. Taste delKlous, easy te lake oe asuloa, no svtUe. Trt tb.es hare a evod eijbt'e sleep and rab af la tb. esetrlaa feeliaa Ilk. a tl.OOO.OOO. list (saalo. tuart Tatueta St feet dTuaciss eel; t, 00c. e SI. TO aadei auk et's aesiUT aiessj-bava -Muastse All qualified veterans are now being received for hospitaliza tion at the Camp White hospital which formerly accepted emer gency cases only, it was an nounced at the American Legion post meeting at the Armory Wednesday night. The new order was effective Wednesday. Cases requiring specialists not avail able at the Camp White hospital will be moved to Portland. All veterans must clear through Dr. L. D. Inskeep, in the Medford Center building, it was stated. Pins were presented to the following Legionnaires for their work in signing up new mem bers during the past year: silver stars, Chaplain A. J. Anderson, Fred Strang, Charles Wiley and Lester Mathes. A gold star and a silver star was awarded to Walter Reinklng. An American Legion district convention will be held in Grants Pass, January 26 and 27. All Southern Oregon Legion naires are urged to attend. Anyone wishing to invite a serviceman from the Camp White hospital for Christmas dinner may do so by calling Walter Dunlap at 4403 or by calling the American Legion night office, phone S602. Afror the meetlne the Lesion naires were entertained at the annual Auxiliary Christmas party. OBITUARY NELLIE E. CLARK Rorvlcea for Mrs. Nellie E. riaric 80. wife of James H. Clark, Phoenix, who passed away Sunday, will be held In the Conger-Morris Chapel at 1:30 p. m. Friday with the Reverend Bradhurst officiating. Interment will be in ' Siskiyou Memorial Park. MARY CLEMENS Mrs. Mary Clemens, 74, wife nf Jamei E. Clemens. 621 Spen cer avenue, passed away in a local hospital this morning fol lowing a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are in care of Conger-Morris Chapel. Court Records Justice Court Claud R. Parks, no tail light, cited. Steven G. Rlcker, void foreign license; no mirror, cited. James E. Bell, overwidth ve hicle, cited. Police Court E. T. Anderson, Tom Hight, Dale Franklin, Pauline Wisley, P. Borch, Ollie Ellison, Chet W. Rodgers, H. J. Masterson, Gleny na M. Taeves, Gus Newbury and Roy W. Anders, overparking, each released on $1 bail. Harry A. Shult, drunk, jailed. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. Progress Reported In Small Levy For Museum At J'Ville Clarence C. Meeker, chairman of Sons of the American Revolu tion committee sponsoring the establishment of a southern Ore gon museum in the old court house at Jacksonville reports good progress is being made in preparation of the ballot title lor a small tax levy to be voted upon by Jackson county resi dents in the May primary. The levy will be used to make need ed changes in the pioneer build ing, provide cases and shelves and hire a curator. It Is also planned to incorpor ate with the Oregon Historical society early next year, as a branch, and thus have the sup port and advice of the parent organization. It will also enable the parent society to transfer here certain historical and pio neer relics related to this section, now held in Portland. P.-T. A. Activities Lincoln P-T.A. Lincoln Parent-Teacher asso ciation will meet Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the school building. A social hour will follow the busi ness meeting, with mothers of second grade children serving as hostesses. Junior High P.-T.A. There will be no meeting of the Junior High Parent-Teacher association this month due to the holiday rush, it was an nounced yesterday. Court House News Divorce Decreet) Ardis D. Orr vs. Ira V. Orr. E. H. Heath vs. Katherlne Heath. Ida Mae Goerges vs. Curtis Perry Goerges. Herbert Glenn Mires vs. Odes sa Sally Mires. WEATHER Northern California: Clear to day, and tonight, becoming cloudy in the northern portion Friday. Local morning fogs and frost. Gentle variable wind off coast. eouldnt get hrm. HecWer was charged with drunkenness when he ran into, the police station yesterday crying: "I want to be locked up before the federal men get me. I can't pay my income tax." HIDES FROM 'TEDS" San Diego, Cal., Dec. 13 U.R) Herbert L. Heckler, 47, was i locked in jail today at his own request so the "federal men" IDLE FUNDS CAN BE INVESTED LOCALLY First Natl. Bank Stock U.S. Natl. Bank Stock iMafdford Corp. Stock Bought - - Sold - - Quoted CONRAD BRUCE & CO 313 Fluhrer Bldg. Phone 7471 Good co$e& rruzanA, a, Schilling VACUUM PACKED COFFEE FRIDAY and SATURDAY DECEMBER 14 and 15 , Jp u CtP V'a c-.. . - tei v r v v ifc-.rir jm. -e. v 11' e,-Sa..av I RSvt B BURELSON'S LADIES READY-TO-WEAR 31 No. Central Avenue Phone 2428
