BUTTERFAT IS
PPEIITS
Wholesale Butter Price Re
sponds5 by Dropping,
. One Cent
. a i wo cwni aruy in uuucuat um
ft cent I drop In wholesale butter
and a cent decline In white wheat
4 featured Thursday's market fiue
tiattona. Texas grapefruit is new
i to the stores, eelling at 10 cents
for Hhe best offerings. M-ar local
apples are comiag In, which the
cream of the offerings" the huge
Delicious Yarlety from Goyernor
Patterson's , ranch. Chestnuts are
new at 20 cents a pound, and Bra
zil Bats, are on the market now at
twopojOads ;for 45 cents.
The first frees about wiped out
Tne .local lettuce offerings.
Stores harei been selling lots of
cider the pastfew days, this beary
demand probably being occasioned
by-lhe Hallowe'en festivities. The
gallon price is 35 cents. Grapeji
are still plentiful and holding the
came prices. On the whole, mar
kets have ben quiet the past
week. , Following are the quota
tions:
COME INTO THE
KITCHEN -7:
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rrtsa rrracs
(WW.-'. Quotations)
ITnckUfcerrics. lb. ..
Xrabrrir, box .
U round Cherries, lb. , ,
" A'WtU. lomlt
Bsnsn.s, lb.
1,'mp, ortoof 5 dot. -
?' 'imdarv. P.C 10-OI. pktS.
"jfie' Pit(iff. csk.
Texas Grspefrnit
1 -Deniit. Ariiooa
Comb Honey, new crop
L'"ns, Calif.
Cassbas
Or-"M, Valenciai
150"
178'a- .
- 20O'a
21Vsl.
-
288
-.16
.6.50
-1.50
08
..2.00
.3.00
6.50
-4.75
..fi.50
5.50
..5.00! 5.25
15 PO
0t
Or -, Seedless
Emperors .., ,
( ormsbon-
Tokays
v Lady fin fin
concords, baskets
Emperors
VeseUbles
(Wholesale Quotations)
Brussels Sprouts, lb. ",,
Cauliflower, looal
.9.00
.8.75
-.7.75
6.75
...6.25
5.75
-4.75
.. 3.:VJ
.. 1.50
.2.00
-1.50
..1.50
.2.50
..90
..90
eas, eoast, lb
'X. Green Beans, local
- . ...
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.14
.1.00
.-.12
06
Lablrh, doi .G0(3I'.O1
Hearts ao
pinack. local cranes . box BO
i Puranipf, lb. 03
Rutafcagas, lb . .... OS
iturcued vegetables, pet dos. boncb
Carrots
Beets
..40
..40
-60
-.40
-.60
To mips
Radishes
Parsley
Onions , , . ' 4n
Garlic, lb. . .15
Tomatoes, local, tag 75
Onions; Yakima, Glob - v
ricklinf onions: lb. . 09
Local, onions, lb. - .02
Lefoee. loesl ; 1.501.75
" Cucnsabers, hothouse ..901.5O
Cabbage, lb. ; 02
Greeu Peppers, lb, .07
7 'alavos, esse ,' ' , ,, ft o
Kq(t PlantVerat ... 1.50
Hubbard Squash, lb. ,08
Marbtehead squash ... '.03
Pumpkiss, lb. ; OS
Danish Kqna.h . , Q-
Wbito ot. 6 dos. 1.50
Sweet potatoes, th, ns
Artichokes, dozen
i'ct.itoos. local
1 Yakima, .per cvt
Persimmons .
romcrrsnstes
9 k eoas
- " (RetailQuoUtiona)
calf saasi, as im.
ecratca, ton :
Corn, whole, ton ,
1.50
....03'.i
3.0O
2.75
...2.25
Tracked and froand
Mill run, ton .
Eran. ton .-,
i-ft mash
With milk
Extras
edin
Esse
(Buying Price)
old
Stars
Roosters,
' Heavies
Medium
Lights
Colored broilers
Leghorn, broilers
Poultry
(Buyiuf Price)
- l.SS
..53.00
-49.00
...50.00
S3.00
-33.00
.50.00
...58.00
.47
.37
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1L M. lVehr
cake what, an
"It is a blessed, thing that we
can stir- up a little sweetness for
ourselves when life neglects to
send It readymade." .1
And most especially when birth
days come! Of course age is", a
problem of; the" - mind and of the
looks.. Fears '- ' .
are warded "off
most success
fully In this
day of skin lift
ing, wrinkle er
adicators, beau
ty parlors-, golf
and such!. Yet
w h o wants
to pan up
b 1 r t h d a yo
eren tho we
must needs add
one and sub
tract three!
The. birthday
Important ereation! Angel food
fluffy .and cloudlike for the snowy
haired grandmother. Thick layers
of dusky hued chocolate cake with
fudge frosting otaing out for the
masculine portion of the family,
fluffy white cake with Lady, Bal
timore filling for the brother's fi
ancee, golden sunshine cake for
the old fellow who has lost his
teeth (no nuts!) jfclong sheet of
gold cake transformed into a pas
ture with pale green frosting and
animal crackers brqwsing about
on its eurfacethat lor the kid
dies of the family. Who said per
sonality; does not extend into the
cake realm?
CHOCOLATE CAKE
(One of our favorites) -
Cream, together until fluffy:
Vt cup butter or substitute
1 7-8 cups granulated sugar (of 2
cups brown sugar)
Add 3 egg yolks. Beat well.
Sift together-
2 cups sifted pastry flo
1-4 teaspoon Halt
Vt teaspoon soda. Add alternately
with
Vt cup hot water and
cup sour milk. Melt z squares
$9.50(310.50; light vei?ht. $10,256?
10.50; light lights S9.50 10.50. Park
ins: - sows, rough and srrnotk, . $7.50 ft
8.50. Slanghsw pigs, $9.50(310. Feeder
and stoeker pigr. $9.50 10.25. (Soft
or oily hogs and masting pigs exclude
in above quotations.)
Sheep and lambs: Quotably steady; re
ceipts 200.
Isml.F. 64 lbs. down, iooi to choice
S1O.5O011; medium $9.50(910.50: all
weights, cull to common $79.50. Tear
ling wethers, 110 lbs- down, medium to
ehoire $6.506JS. Ewes, 120 lbs. down.
medium-to choice $3.755; 120 to .125
lbs., medium to choice $3 4.50; all
weights common $13.
PEODTJCB
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 81 (AP)
Milk; Kaw milk (4 per Cent) $2.50 rwt
delivered Portland, less 1 ter cent. Bnt-
terfat. station 4548c; track, 47c: de-
- Poultry (buying prices) Alire, heavy
nens over 44 lbs. 2Rc; median bens. SH
to 4 '4 lbs.. 18ftl9c: light, under 3A
IBs., 17e; broilers, under ly, lbs 28c:
springs, orer - 2 lbs.. 2228e.; sprint
renin ducks, 4 lbs., and over, 2122e:
old Pekin ducks, 8(3 19r; eoloTed ducks
18e: turkeys. No. 1. 38c; lire, 28(ffi20e.
Potatoes Gems, No. 1, grade. $2.75
(H J.uu per ewt.
HAT
PORTLAND, Ore.. Oft. $1. (AP)
ttsy: tlnying prices: .Eastern Oregon
nmotnv, su.50iui:i; do. valley 19 ti
1950: alfalfa $1 8 19: clover $M; oat
hay $16,; straw $7(8 ton. Selling prices
$2 more. .
chocolate ,
Stir In - :
M teaspoon soda. Add to mixture
with" -.- . . .
1 teaspoon vanilla, r- - - V f
Fold lo 3 egg whites beaten stiff
but not dry. Bake In moderate
orer (375 degrees) about JO min
utes. This makes 2 deep -layers
whiclt are red In color, soft and
fluffy and keeps weH. ' -----.-"
Frost with either fudge or but
terscotch frost mg.
Butterscotch Frosfcbig ;
Mix together 2 cups brown su
gar, 1-4 cup milk or cream Bou
three minutes. Remove from f Ire.
Add 1 or more tablespoons butter
and 1 teaspoon vanilla, when cool,
add about 3-4 to I cup powdered
sugar. Beat until stiff enough to
spread on cake. Nuts may be
added.
BXOW CAKE
Cream well
3-4 eup butter-or substitute
1 cups sugar. Add
V teaspoon almond
Vt teaspoon lemon
Sift together -
3 cups sifted pastry flour
3 teaspoon baking powder
1-4 teaspoon salt
Add alternately with
1 cup sweet ajlav
Fold in carefully Whites of 5
eggs beaten stiff but not dry. Mix
carefully. Bake n two large layers
in moderate oven (375 degrees)
for 25 minutes. 1 cup pineapple
juice and 1 teaspoon lemon Juice
may be used instead of the milk.
Omit flavoring. Pineapple butter
icing may be used to frost the
cake.
Lightning Frosting
Mix in upper part of double
boiler
7-8 cup granulated sugar
3 tablespoons boiling water
1-4 teaspoon baking powder
1 egg white - -
Beat constantly over-rhot wat
er until thick. If desired fold, hi
6 or 8 quartered marshmallowa.
Flavor. Spread on cake.
Cocoanut, chopped cherries and
pecans may be added to the frost
ing for between the layers.
Lightning Cake
' Sift together into bowl
1 2-3 cups sifted pastry flour.,
1 cup sugar
l-8""Tepoon salt
2 teaspoons baking powder
In measuring cup pnt 5 table
spoons melted butter or oil. Break
in 2 eggs. Fill cup with milk.
Pour into dry ingredients. Add
1 teaspoon flavoring. Beat 2 min
utes. -
Bake in 2 layers at 375 degrees
for 20 minutes or sheet 350 de
grees for 35 minutes.
If used for Kiddies' cake, cover
with: powdered sugar frosting
tinted greeu'Make chocolate fea
tures en animal crackers. Stand
them on the cake. A candle may
be placed back of the animals.
JAM CARE
Cream well
3-4 eup shortening, 1' eun sugar,
Sill together
z cups sifted pastry flour
1 ; teaspoons baking powder
14 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Add ;
3 well beaten eggs
Add alternately with 1 cup milk.
Fold in last 1 cup any kind of Jain
Bake In 2 layers. at 375 de
grees for about 25 minutes or a
loaf at 350 degrees for 45 min
utes. If layers, use same Jam for
tilling and cover with white boil
ed frosting. e -
LEIIRICB OF CAKE-DOM
Some women say they use their
cake flour only tpt . company
cakes. That'swhy so many hus
bands leave home! - .
Spare the spoon and spoil the
cake when creaming butter and
sugar. - -
A drop of prevention is meas
uring la worth a gallon of tears
--afterwards.
If brown sugar is lumpy, warm
it in oven, a few minutes, then rub
them through sieve.
To tour sweet milk immediately
add 1 tablespoon lemon juice or
vinegar to each cup.
If cocoa is substituted for choc
olate in cake-making, use 1-3 cup
of cocoa plus 1-2 tablespoon but-
ter for 1 square of chocolate.
Use , eggs like Caesar's wife
above suspicion.
A pinch of salt added to egg
whites eauses them to fluff up
more quickly.
Insufficient shortening makes
coarse-textured cake with a tough
crust.
A greasy, crumbly cake has too
much shortening.
Too much sugar makes a tough
heavy cake with a crackled and
sugary "top.
'If your cake is tough and has
tunnels through it, you mayTiave
ased too many eggs.
Treat soda as if it were gold.
- Beat egg whites until they are
stiff but not dry. They should
hold up in peaks.
A good cake may be ruined in
a poor oven, but any cake will at
least look good if properly baked.
Too much flour or too hot an
oven causes cakes to form into
miniature Pike's peaks.
It the cake falls maybe it
wasn't done I
According to the Bureau of Ec
onomic Research the average
housewife does $1,751.43 worth
of work a year. Almost equals tho
n. m h d itai1v ThQtf tlArflr '
Housekeeping in the garden of
Eden may have been a bit irk
some, but at least Eve never had
to listen to Adam about the cakes
his mother used to bake."
"Angel or Deril Cakes either
one will keep friend husband
staying at home."
DAXRT
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. SI.
LProdnee exchange, net prices: Butter:
Extras- 47e: standards 46c: crime firsts.
45e; firsts 40e. Eggs: Fresh extras 48
(S50e: standards 446i)4Ae; fresh medium
40(3 42c: pullets 32(gS3c.
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Butter
(Retail Quotations)
Grain and Bay
(Ur.ytng Priee)
"Wheat, western red. bo.
. Soft white. bu w
Oats, gray. bo. j
White, bn. ;
Barley, ton
lis-- . '
Oa!s and fetch
,Cloer
Alfalfa
Dressed) Meats
(Buying Price)
Teal, top
w- Bogs, top ........
Wool and Motalr
.- PiDe wool -, ..,,.... ,, . , ,.
Medium . ;
Coar -. . ,. -. i
Lamb's wool .. . ,
V Old Mohair
..49
.30
.49
.54
.55
...1.07 V4
..-1.09
55
..50
.32.00
.18.00
.18.00
-25.00
.15
.15
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liEt!
. WEATHERFORD. Ter. Oct.
31. (AP) Contradictory testi
mony in the murder trial of R. H.
Hamilton, prominent Amarlllo atr
forripy, as to whether lie shot his
son-in-law, Tom Walton, Jr., 'In
the back or from the front wagj
introduced today before the state
unexpectedly Tested its case.
Two state witnesses, both phy
sicians', disagreed with another
physician and an undertaker, Hor
ace Griggs, who said they believ
ed the sbots that killed young
Walton .when he entered Hamil
ton's office Jn the Amarillo build
ing to tell of his secret marriage
to the attorney's 17-year old
daughter, Theresa were fired
from the front. 'The killing occur
red at Amarillo last spring.4 The
couple was married while Tom
and Theresa were students to
gether at .the University of Texas
After one of the four shots that
killed Walton had been fired,
Walton cried out: "No, no, dont
do that" - - -
Mrs. Lorraine Hill, eleyator on-
PORTIAKD ORAI1I erator In th Amartlln rmrMfrnr
POBTLAXDOr... Oct. m
reVeaoeL - 122 3 8 123 18 i Walton walk down the hall toward
yrth . 12?.. i?H his father-in-law's office, and a
later heard a scream.
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General Markets
i io it mil
wfcet Hi, n,,i i,in.. moment
Stem, axl-'wniTe, vi.ss; rrtt wmt weft
era white S1.21; Sard winter, north
ern spring, western red $1.19 H. Oata "e.
. S. SS la white 5S. Barley Xo. 2. 45
- )b." B. W. $32. Cora. No. S eastern, yel
low-, shipment $42.50. ,
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LTVZ8TOCK
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 81. (AP)
Cattle aad calves; Market at stsadstill;
yacereta, eattU 50; calree 10.
- Steers, 1100 f 1300 !bs" $16.Ma
Jl.'do. rood 10.C511; do. medium,
$8 6010.25i do. - common $76j8.50.
' Heifers, gooi. $0(9.50; eornmoa to
dinm $- Cows, good, $8 8.50; do.
-' ceauaosi to nsedinai f38; do. low eut
' ter ' $$5. BellSi good to choice $7
" 01.50; cotter to medium $8 7. Carres,
SSkeAwBS 1 CBWCW t.mu; nmt n
b1i Catve. medium to choice 10.50;
cboaee 88.S0.1.Vealera, milk fed, good
to theie $1H 50; medium $911;
roll U ewnsaon, $,SD&9..; - , Z-r
- Hogs: Steady wsrfeeder if; rewelvU
Be-TjirtSshl $wl: sssdiw weiiht
"and someone say 'no, no, dont do
that." . '
"The voice sounded like Wal
ton's," Mrs. Hill said.
After Mrs. HiU testified, the
state unexpectedly rested Us ease.
Since score of additional state
witness had been subpoenaed,
the more came as a surprise. It
was believed that the stalemight
use Jts remaining witnesses to re
but the defense case. '
FORESTRY FUNDS ASKED
WASHINGTON. Oct. SI. (AP)
-Larger appropriation tor fores
try needs was asked of President
Hoover today by a delegation re
presenting the American Forestry
assoclatldn. - r : , ;
Jmi to Remind You
of Our Low -Prices
1 lb. Gresta Quality
Creamery Butter
3 lbs. Gemnut
Margarine .
5 lbs. Small
Onicns ...
4 lbs. SoUd
Cabbage
3 Bunches Young
Carrots
1 Pc Sperry's
Pancake Flour
Red itose guaranteed
Hard Wheat Flour
IBag
Cream Rolled Oata
49c
49c
.10c
10c
10c
24c
$1.85
.45c
10c
Torchlight
43c Our
Advertiser
10c
Old Port
75c
Liberty Bell
LOW TOBACCO PRICES
4 for 25c
,29c
25c
49c
for
A FEW CLOSE OUT PRICES
$2.95
$2.75
$1.85
IOC yi.
. $5.00 Men's long yellow
Jackets, at ",,-4-
$5.00 Ladies' Raincoats
for .... L
$20 Men's Rain I
jackets .;
50 and 60c Ribbon,
dose out . ' , ,. ;
Men Banes .',
Heavy Unions . '.
$15 Children's
Unions, at .
vaL ...
, Laces u :. :
$3.00 Woolen
Dress Goods .
$10 Woolen
Dress Goods ..
Suits $LLd
85c
1.3 yds. IOC
$1.50
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SEAS6H
la here and anticipating the need for this health giving family necesity, not
withstanding the shortage of our apple crop we have purchased almost an
unlimited supply for our Stores. Winter Bananas, Baldwins, Spitzberbergs,
Starks Delicious, Grimes Golden, Rome Beauties and many other varieties.
Our first feature is five hundred boxes of Winter Bananas and Spitzenbergs.
UMECCA
, Margarine
3 for 44c
MILK
Oregon 'Tall Cans
3 for 25c
MILK
Libby Tall Tins
3 for 25c
FULL CREAM
CHEESE
An Oregon Product
2 lbs. 4Sc
CALUMET BAKING
Powder
1 lb. tin 27c
22 lb. tin
WINTER BANANA
Airoles
Large well colored apples-
fine for eating or cooking.
Well-filled boxes.
Post Toasties
5 for 3?
Per
Box
5 Box
Lots .
4$1.19
.$1.15
A wonderful value
Spitzenbergs
Everyone knows this wonder
ful apple. A splendid cook
ing apple and a wonderful
' eater.
Per
Box
S Box
Lots .
$1.25
$1.20
57c
SHILLING VACUUM PACK
COFFEE
1 lb. tin Qgc
- Busick Very Popular
Fancy Peaberry :
COFFEE
3ltis$1.19
Sanlit.cs
Large Oval Tins
1 Mustard or Tomato Sauce
3for28e
Salmon
: Best Fancy Red
2 for 84c
An' investigation into the price
of this quality of apples will
convince you of the real value
offered here.
Other varieties of ap
ples will be found in
our display and will be
featured from time to
time. Watch for our
feature of your favor
'fte variety.
Crackers
2 lb. boxes cream flakes and
Honey Grahams
2 for 65c
PURE
i LARD
KELLOGG'S
Bran Flakes
3 for 2Sg
SHREDDED
Wheat
3 for 33c
SUN RIPE CREAM ROLLED
OATS
9 lb. bag 55c
Ginger Snaps
2 lbs. 29c
SALTED
Peanuts
Fresh roasted finest grade
lightly salted
per,lb.17c
: A .
ARGO
Starch
Corn or Gloss
3 for 25c
A.&B.
Soda
8 for 21c
SNOW DRIFT
Shortening
fllb papSc 3lb.pail73e
81b. pail
S1.3S
6 lb. pail
mc4
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