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Accidents Two minor acci
dents were reported to city po
lice Wednesday. At 7:08 p.irc
car? driven by Hugh Andrew
Entkson, 520 Mayette st., Med
ford, and Buren Clayton Ken
nedy. 602 North Riverside ave.,
Medford collided at North Fir
between Main and Sixth sts. At
9:15 p.m. on North Centraave.
at East Fouth st., cars driven
by Dona Louise Glasscock. 4090
Culver rd , and Michael Wells
Travis, 1042 Mt. Pitt ave., col
lided. Travis was cited by city
police for following too close.
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LADIES' READY to WEAR and SHOES at SLASHED PRICES
O LADIES'
SWEATERS
Values to 4.9l
Values to 5.95
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Slip-overs . ond . Cjjrdi
gan Orion antr-fin
wools. Assorted sty les
end colors!
O LADIES'
SKIRTS
Values to 3.95
$088 t
VALUES
to 7.95
388
588
VALUES
to 8.95
Gabardines, tweeds . ,
and flannels. Solid Ml
orj and fancy patterns,
Assorted styles! O
MATERNITY
DRESSES
Values to 4.95
$088
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to 7.95 ...
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Val. to 5.95
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Lovely washable cot
tons and rayons in 2
pc. styles! Failles and
gabardine skirts!
Local and
Patient George C. John
stone, 423 Plum t.. Medford, is
convalescing at Osteopathic hoi
pital after minor surgery Thurs
day. "
Bittan By Doj; Wayne Ed
ward Klimko, 11, of 308 Ard
more ave., Medford. was treated
at Rogue Valley hospital
Wednesday after being bitten by
a dog. o
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Bicycle Stolen . Gary John
Romine, 909 Narregan st., Med
ford, reported to city police
Wednesday the theft of his bi
cycle whfle It was parked in the
alley near the Cratcrian thea-
'tre.
: Returns Home Mrs.. Effie
Wells of Long Beach, Calif., has
returned home after visiting at
th home of Elsie D. Lewis. 838
Dakota ave.. Medford. Mrs. Welis
was In Medford for about a
week. c c
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Plan Sale Mrs. Vernon A.
Turpin, associate matron of Roxy
Ann court. Order of Amaranth
announces that the -ways, and
means committee of the court
will-sponsor a rummage sale in
the Fehl building, 103 " North
Ivy street, Monday and Tuesday,
Nov. 5 and 6. Members are a,sk
ed to bring in their rummage
tor marking Sunday evening be
tween 4 and 6 p.m. or to call the
secretary for pickup. c
SPORT and
SHOE SHOP
MORE BARGAINS
GREATER VALUES
ADDITIONAL SAVINGS
NEVER BEFORE
Values to 5.95
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Medium and high basis in dress styles loafers and straps In wedgle casuals pumps and
straps In flatties, whit saddle oxfords amooth end suede leathers Priced to sell quicklyl
QUICK BUYING NECESSARY AT THESE LOW PRICES
LADIES' FILL COATS
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Values to 19.85
1 i88
All wool tweeds, flannels and floeces to choose from at these drastic cut prices! Millium lined
newest styles, newest colors newest fabrics Be early for best selections!
w,agiaiae)eeiB
YOUR CHANCE TO REALLY SAVE ON READY TO WEAR
LADIES' SIWT DRESSES
Values to 5.95
h 88
Wjjhable ctas, lorely rayons, nylons gabardines, wools, corduroys, rayon tweeds to ehoos
from and at prices yeu simply can't afford to .pass up! Be here early!
Personal
Fire in Wall Firemen re
ported slight damage from a fire
in a wall about 7 a.m. today at
the Joe Wilson residence, 522
North Bartlett st.
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Friday Masses All Souls Day
will be observed Friday, Nov.
2, in Sacred Heart parish with
three-masses. They will be held
at 6:30 and 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. i
Hit by Car Zilda - Viola
Neumann, 777 East Main st.,
Ashland, reported to city police
at 9:25 p.m. Wednesday that she
had been struck by a car while
in the pedestrian crosswalk at
Fifth st. and Central ave., Med
ford. Miss Neumann was bruis
ed and shaken up in the accident,
police said.
CALENDAR
Calendar ntticei and newi for
the society lection Tha Mail
Tribune must be fubmtUed in
- writing and deadline for the Sun
dav edition Is 1 p.m Fndav Dead
line for -tha weekly calendai is 0
t m ol tha da? of publication and
for week da.v news ia 9 D-m tha
da? before publication
Thursday
7:30 p.m. Royal Neihfcors of
Aroeriea, Pythian building.
8 p.m. Adarel chapter, OES,
Jacksonville Masonic hall.
11 a.m. Griffin Creek Home
Extension runit, home of Mrs.
Glen V. Allen, 981 South Stage
rd. o
Continue Their
ill
SUCH TERRIFIC FOOTWEAR VALUES
. .Yaluss to 10.95
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Values to 29.95
Values to 7.95 ,
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SPORT S SHOE SHOP
101 NO. CENTRAL' MEDFORD
Court Proposes New
Road in Forest Plan
' The Jackson county court to
day received an acknowledge
ment of its recent letter to the
state highway commission ask
ing the proposed new mountain
highway between Medford and
Klamath Falls be constructed
soon and placed on the forest
highway system.
The letter w an endorse
ment of a Klamath county court
resolution and was presented to
the highway commission at a
hearing in Klamath Falls ' last
week. '
Both the resolution and letter
asked highway commissioners to
intercede on behalf of the court
with federal officials for the pur
pose o early designation and
construction of the highway.
The plan to include the high
way in the forest highway sys
tem replaces an earlier proposal
that it be built as a cooperative
endeavor, with county, state and
federal governments joining in
the financing and maintenance
of the road. ;
The proposed route ia through
Eagle Point. McAllister Soda
Springs and Lake of the Woods.
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Orden Issued City Fire
Marshal Truman Kelson issued
nine orders for correction of fire
hazards yesterday after inspect
ing a hotel, a building of public
assembly and three business oc
cupancies. Read and Use Classified Ads
The Community's Biggest Marketplace
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Yalues to 8.95
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Valm to 34.95
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Values to 12.95
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Births
EVANS To Mr. and Mr.
Glen, 230 Beatty St., Oct. 30,
1058, a boy 734 pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
COOPER To Mr. and Mrs,
Gilbert, Trail. Nov. 1, 19S8. a
boy, weight 52 pounds, at Sac
red Heart hospital.
ALLENN To Mr. and Mra.
George. 815 West 13th st.. Nov.
1. 1956, a girl, weight fl'-i
pounds, at Kogue Valley hos
pital., . c
DITTO To Mr. anil Mrs.
Frank, box 383, Jacksonville.
Oct. 31. 1958, a boy, weight 8' 2
pounds, at Sacred Heart hos
pital. ; ' ' ''!
'- HORTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Francis. Route 1, box 361B, Med
ford, Nov. 1, 1956, a boy, weight
8 14 pounds, at Sacred Heart hos
pital. '. PRESTON JR. To Mr? and
Mrs. John. 1958 Roberts rd:,
Nov. 1. 1956. a boy, weight 9'V
pounds, at Sscred : Heart . hospital.-
Lay Council Meeting A lay
council meeting of Sacred Heart
parish will be held Thursday,
Nov. 1, at 8 p.m. in the church
rectory. A report on the pro
nosed annex to St. Mary's gym
nasium will be given and a dis
cussion will be held for parish'
carnival to be held Nov. 30 and
Dec. . 1. Representatives of. all
parish organizations and coun
cil,, officers and members' are
asked to attend. 0
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LADIES'
BLOUSES
Values to 3.95
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VALUES
to 4.95..
VALUES
to 5.9S".
248
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Cottons,5 rayons and c
nylons Tailored and
dressy styles Newest
styles and fabrics! o
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UNIFORMS
Value to 4.95
$088
VALUES
to 8.95.
488
yes
VALUES
to 10.95.
Cottons, nylons, an d
daerons - Nurses and
waitresses, here's, your
chance to save!
FREE
NOTHING
TO BUY!
AH
1st PRIZE
$139.95
Good Housekeeping
Vijum Cleaner
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OTHER AWARDS
Ask 4or Details 0
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Free Tickets at
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Stark Vacuum Sales &
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Service or
Evan's Sport Shop
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Thursday. Kinnati 1, IS Si
Stock Market Makes
Broad, Quiet Advance
New York (U.P.) Metal, oil.,
steel and aircraft issues 0stood
out in a broad, 'quiet advance on
the stock market today.
L Impetus for the advance was
seen as President, ' Eisenhower's
statement there will be no U. S.
involvement in the Middle .Last
hostilities. ,. 0
Without benefit of increased
volume prices moved up. two to
four points in a long list. Many
gained two. Dozens rose frac
tions to more than a point
Today's prices on
selected
; stocks:
Allied; Chemical 94',i
American Can ,. 41,2
AT&T 168i
Anaconda' Copper .?.
Bethlehem Steel
less
Caterpillar Corp 91
Chrysler Corp ..,...., 74" s
Continental Can 481
Crown Zellerbach 54 v
Curtiss Wright .. 40:!4
.Du'Pont.,...a 185
Eastman Kodak 93
General Electric 605s
Genera Foods 4594
1 General Motors 46 t
Georgie Pacific ..s. 29'.i
Graham Paige Hs
Homestake Mining ....'1... 331 a
Kaiser Frazer :i s I6V2
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK.
Portland I U.P. Cattle 930. Mpst-
ty ood around BOO-ID. Heaiers 1
with average out at 73: utility aters(
and heilers 10-14; caiiner-cutter'-'cows
i-a.io, lew 9-y.iO: utility cow's 9:oO
11; liRht cutter bulls 9-11. a
Calves 75. Gr(od-choice vealers
17.50-21; good siauehter calves 15-15-50;
culls down to- 5.
Hogs 230. Mixed 1 a ad 2 grade
butchers 16.50; No. 1 to i7; mixed 1.
2 and 3 grades. 16-16.25, sows o30U
500 lb. 115. - t
Sheep 300. Good-wouied slaughter
lambs 16.50-I-7-30; good-choice 17.50
18.50;' eoutl-choice leeders 15-lfiVjCom-mon
ard medium 5j-75 lb. 11-14.50:
laughter ewes 2-5.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland tU.P.'t Errs To retail-
ers Gnift AA lai-cp vl-52f: A .larep
i 46-49c; AA medium, 41-43c; -A , me-
l-3c additional.
Butter To retailers: AA trade
prints, 69-70C, lb.. ccartons. 70-71c; A
prints, 69-70c; B prints, 67-68c.
Cheese Medium cured: To retail
ers: A grade cha!dar, ingle daisies,
45J.a-52c: o-lb." loaves. ."Jl'.j-STc; pro
cessed American cheese, 5-lb. loaf,
llia-44c
Farm Market r o
Some wholesalers quoted ' lettuce
crates of 12 untrimmed heads ol Wil
lamette valley cauliflower at 1.75-2
today; most seasonal items held unO
changed. & . o e
; Poultry, Raljliits 0
Live Chickens Quoted Jirowers (No.
: 1 quality, f.o.b. Portlaadi: Fr-.ers. 2'o
4 lbs.. 19-J,9'2c: light hens, too ie&
tran5etions ior Portland price; 10c al
: ranch; heavyo hen, 5 lbs. up. no?
enough ttHding lor Portland i.ice, at
country, ll-12c lb.; olrt roostAf
; o rescd:' Chickns No. l grade
dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole
drawn. 35-38c lb : ocul up. 40-44c
j hens, lipht type, cut up, 34-a7c; w6jI"p"
i drawn. 37-40c. -i
Turkevs To producers: Fryer tur
' ke. iiVe weiet. 27-28c lb.; young
A grde turkey' hiv.. nostly 34-35c .
i on an eviscerated 'bast, young Otoms, j
j ay-JUc up to 24 ins. tew premium
i prices 1 to 2c on heavier birds.
Rabbits (Average to grows f.o.b.
j killing p'ams Live Wfcite 3'4-4'a
i Ihs.. F.O. dressing plants Portland,
, 0-23c: coiored pclu. 4c under: old
hdoes. 10-12c lb, aefer. higher. Fresh
killed fryers to retailers 56-58c lb.;
cut up 60-63c.
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! PORTLAND HAY, GRAIN
! Portland Wholesale Hay Price:;
New crop No. 2 $reen alfalfa baleu
; f.o.b. Portlantr $3-3S.
Wholesale prices as rcprted by the i
! USDA market news service; Wheat I
I No. soft uhtie, $76 ton; No. 2 white ;
I oats." 38-lb. west coast delivery, $54- j
55; No.'S Valley while oats S52 ton; I
i soybean meal. S75 tton, f.o.b. Portland;
' bariey. No. 2 Western Coast delivery,
' 548 50-49 ton sndrd mill in,
prompt delivery. $42-42.50 ton,' f.o.b. ;
! Portland. No. 2 yellow corn. Easter j
i shipmens, f.o.b. Portland. J63.50, I
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
0 Mefffnrd and vicinity: Occasional I
rain in valleys, snow in mountains !
above 4.5'a0 feet through Friday. Low .
( tonight 40. High Fndav 32.
i WesternOrejttn: Irtly cloudy with !
j a few showers tonight. Cloudyowith i
j rain oFriday. Precipitation at times I
heavy. Warmer Friday. Low tonight j
40.-50. High Friday 52-580
'orUiern California: Clearing in i
north Section. Continued fair in cen- i
j tral section toight. Chance of0Ughtj
rain extreme norm portion rriaay.
Otherwise fair and warmer.
LOCAL DAtA "
TEMPERATURE: Mean .sterday j
4: below normal 7.
Record high this date "6 in 1924.
Record low this date 22 in Z920.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to mid
night. .06 inch. Midnight to 10 a.m.. !
.28 inch.
TotalCthi month 589 inches, 398
inches above normal.
Total since Sept. 1. 6.53 inches, 3.97
inches above normal.
fiUMirjITY: Lowest yesterday 55,
highest this am. 9R'r.
CiyY High Low Prec.
Brookings 47 43 ss
Crater Lake 24 17 .77
Grants Pass o 48 36 .42
Klamath Fals 33 29 .04
MEDTOHD 4 37 .13
PoOJaa'l -48 42 .41
Seattle .. 45 38 .04
Spokane - 40 28
Yakima . 51 37 T
Eurelo 54 46 .02
Red Bluif
Sacramento 57 40
San irancisco 57 45 v
Los Angeles 65 53
43
33
53
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Chicago
Miami
New York
Washigtoa
. 63
68
. 88
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64
61
CAI OF THANKS
With deepest gratitude we extend
this word of tBnks for the many kind
act of sympathy, expressed by
thoughful friends. These kindnesses
have meant much to us.
Mr. & Mrs. Ottis Chandler
and Familv.
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o MEDFORD ?OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEN
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Kenice'cott Copper b33834
Lockheed Aircraft 53. a
Katy PJd.e ?.. 57'. s
Monfomry Ward ...ci, 4U
New Yrk Central
PenneyQ J.6
Perm? RR ...O.
Radio Corporation
Richfield Oil .V.
3 7 12
69 1
SoconV VaAium ...O a. 53
Soutlftrn $:o o . 21U
471 2
Standard California 47',?
Klanaara rwaianao o-:8,i
nI ... , . .. . n --. M
oianaang n. j -oo-s
oun iviines l1.-. q o;b
Texas Gulf 0-- 304
Tex Pac Lan) Trust JAt
Traosamerica 38
Tranff West Air -. 18,-
VTri - Continental 27'-s
Un Carbide 113s
Unkit:Paci$ic ... P.....5. 29s, s
United Aircraft, 8a3s
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UoS. Rubber
U. S. teel
Youngstovwn S53 ...
.9... 48
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Major PaftiesGiYen
Fq'uel CapifatbTimi 0
Waiiitgton ,U.R;2- The two'
major poyticaldoarties haveeS
granted equal tiffie in the White
House during the fi&h century.
Each has persuaded American
voters toelectits presidentra)
candidatesQseven tirges. At tlgo
eod ti the current presidential
term0each .peH'ty well have neiu
power for 28 years.
Qurinf tlr? arsf056 yearo0f
this eitun-. Ready (41,lTO0o000
vtfgis ave'Seen cast fcauSRe
publian0aftl Democratic presi
denTiat candidates,
oince 1900, Kepublg-an party
presidential candidats ha(Pre
ceive 220,478,693 votes, "gieir
Democtic counteroarts nave
polled 22B.382.175 Votes. Qjily
L.96.518 VOtCS Seoarate
the Ywor
figures.
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A majority of Finland's esti-'
mated tlyee and one-half mil
lion people make their livine
by farming and in the dairv in
dustrfes. . Q
HIIIL-JMIIIHIIIIIBHB
TONIGHT-DOORS OPEN 6:30
A GREAT DOUBLE BILL
WSerever he ro(g
his past was always
ahead of him
o auiio ncrwts mtscwre
I f nmJt man
JcJSJ like SHANE
Jf ...the suspense
"". ! of HIGH N0OW
II A i Doors Open
I r I III I - 6:30 P.M.
Pear Prices
Portland (U.R! Wholesale
peS market; Oregon lugs 40 lb.
Cornice 2.25-2.50; Bosc 1.50-2;
rjAnjous fancy 4.50; Bartletls
fancy 5-5.50.
NOT CRICKET
Birmingham, Ala. !U.R) The
U.S. Labor Department Sis
called Alabama farmers' atten
tion to a new bulletin that de
fines what is and is not fann
ing. Included in the notes is the
raising of crickets for fish bait
"No matter how much the
chirping little rascals add a
country air to the surround
ings." CONSULT
YOUR ATTORNEY
ABOUT THE
QUALIFICATIONS
OF THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL
NDIDATES
-iaVlaiJ
Morru nuif if utfiHWatf
ilVAMR LOADi
nm a aiiii-flrlW
CLOSED
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Temporarily
Due To
o
eather
T,,e Kin-and-Kiii
story of hf!u"i.n.9
Worth its Weight
in LAUGHS!
...the dizzy blonde who played
around in the stock market-giving
big buaunera the busmen!
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THE 4
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SLEEPS
JUDY HOLLIDAY PAUL DOUGLAS