Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, August 21, 1941, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textmi i !! 1 Page Eight. Butterfaf and Butter Down Eugene Markets Buying prcei of butterfat and whole sale prices of butter to retailer were lower Thursday, tha buying) prices hav ing dropped a cent and the wholesale prices half a cent There was a slight changft In the buy ing price of poultry in the local mar ket. Other prices were steady and firm. The schedule follows: H UTTERF AT (Baying metal Premium quality (maximum of JS of 1 per cent acid) ,37 He Prut mialitv (maximum of .9 of 1 per cent acid) .... .... Mc Second quality ,MHc BUTTEE (Wholesale Prteesi Carta as la Blgtiar) Grade A H Grade B Sflc CHEESI Loaf, extra, lb. .24Ue -24 He -23 He Loaf, In case lots, lb. Trips, single, lb. Trips, in case lots, lb. EGGS Boylni Grade A large Grade B large Grade A medium ....... Grade B medium 28-32c 26c Wholesale Maes Grade A large f BetaDtrs ELLIOTT'S GROCERY MEAT DEPT. You will not be disap pointed with one oi our Tender, ' Juicy Roasts or Steaks. Order one today Poultry and Cold Meats. DELICATESSEN and BAKERY Salads Cooked Meats Fried Chicken Hot Dishes Every Day. Meats and Poul try Cooked to your order Box . Lunches or full meals prepared on short notice. We Have Our Own .,; DeliverySfv; Special Attention Given, to C; 0. D. Orders ' j: See the RED 4 WHITE AD In this Paper for ' Grocery Specials PHONE 95 Cor. 13th and Patterson Vv. ''SSSBBBl GRANZER'S " Broadway and Oil to FRIDAY SATURDAY KITZ CRACKERS Sf-1Q-Large phg. 1 I.. 1 3C NUCOA I.. .... 43c 2-lb. pkg. PURE VALLEY HONEY l)t. 5-lb. pall OOC SWEET PICKLES 29c Quart Jar CANDY BARS & GUM 3 for 10c MASON JAR RUBBERS 1 fl 3 dew. for 1UC KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, 8-oz., S pkn. 17c - a OKIPJED5QW5rched FLOUR KERR MASON LIDS QC Regular 3 doi. AUW ECONOMY LIDS Doz. 19c KELLOGG'S WHEAT POPS pksr. 12c KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES OR PEP nn 8 pksrs 40C KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN Largs pkg.. 20c US H Ones Stamps with Cash PnrelnM of Sl.St or STTCT. J Friday, Satardar, Monday, Tuesday, 4 MUS 25c E 19c Ml Pnmnihiti. TJJssii U 25c Try a bowl oi WlMOtlM t4 5 NATIONAL WHEATIES Grid. B large , Grade A medium Grade B medium . i-aaiwr No. 1 colored henl No. 1 leghorn hens - l-17c 15-16e lc No. 1 colored svnnn No. 1 leghorn broilers Valley, 12 months clip. lb. 40e 40c 32c Coarse, lb. Short, fl months clup. lb. . Lamb. lb. Mohair, lb. BIDS Beet 8c .22c fjmn. lh. Oregon trap ot. Tlr , No. I Ja No. I ...Sr OPArNI Wheat red bushel Whrat, white, bushel White oats, too - Gray oats, ton 95e 5e 2S -82S .$27 Barley, ton VBOSTABLEB. TSUITS (Baying Prlees Avar, fa Na. 1 Prodoee Onions, lb. ..i.. -3c Lemon cucumbers, doz. Carrots, doz. bunches Strawberries, crate ., , ., Peaches, basket , Corn. doz. ears String beans, lb. Cabbage, lb. Boysenberries. crate Crooked neck squash, doz. Zucclnl squash, lb. Green apples, box 13c 40c ...S3 50c 2Mc 12 18c ....5e Public Market The price of eggs went up a cent a dozen at the Producers Public market Thursday. Oversize were selling at 37 cents, extras at 35 cents and mediums at 32 cents. Evergreen blackberries are befilnninK to come in at the market and were selling at three boxes for a Quarter or tl.W) . a crate. Thursday. The market price llrt follows: Green onions. 2 hunches ISc Spinach. 2 lbs. for 13c Carrots, hunch ,.-Be Potatoes, 10 to IS lbs. for ' 25c Mustard green, IK Set S for 15c Garlic, lb. Mc Rhubarb S lbs. for - We Cucumbers 9 for 10c New Potatoes, lb. .. - . Beets, bunch , ....... Be String beans, lb. 5c. and 3 for , 15c -?5c 30c 10c Zucclnl squash, box Celery, bunch Green com, doz, ears 20c and Tomatoes, lb. Green peppers, 2 lbs. for , Evergreen blackberries, crate Raspberries. 2 boxes for Strawberries. 2 boxes for $1.50 25C 25c .30c Peaches, basket, zoo ana Himalaya blackberries, box 10c; S for 25c Blueberries, lb. 18cj 3 for 35c Plums, basket .15c Crabapples. 8 lbs. for 25c Damson plums, 5 lbs. for 25c Oversize' Extras Mediums , DraiHd Pooltry Reavy hens, lb, , Light hens, lh. Fryers, lh, , Ducks, lb. iMananeaa, Buttar. lb. walnuta. .b. toe: 1 far rubers, lb. net 1 tor Horseradish, lb. Rabbtta. dresMd. Ib. FV..C walouta. lb. -10s S5c H rrrr . made saUMxa. Vb. Qrap. lulce. . fallon !, Phone V 522 523 Sttv 4 Fret DellTMies MONDAY TUESDAY RIPE OLIVES Extra large 2 pt. cans 35c PARD DOG FOOD 3 cans 25c PLAYFAIR DOG FOOD Can 5c CERTO 3 bottles 45c LIBBY'S PRUNE JUICE OC- 12-ot. 3 cans LTRRV'S MIXED VEGETABLES E.s. 25c 18-ot. cam for TktM Sum ir Day Try Martha Monk's COOLING COMBINATIONS aorta nmm . ! 1 OQ sacK TRIANGLE PANCAKE 15c FLOUR ZV-lb. pkg. FLUFTEX GLOSS STARCH 3 pkgs. . 25c WESSON OIL Half gallon .79c NU BORA SOAP Giant pks 49c V-8 VEGETABLE JUICE 46-or. can 29c BORENE GRAN. SOAP rr Giant pkg. dOC Golden West COFFEE l-Lb. Jar . . 28c 3-Lb. Jar . . 82c l-Lb. Can . 27c 3-Lb. Can . 79c 2 PKGS. WEEK196 Portland List PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 91 CAP) Butter Prints: A grade. 39c lb. n par chment d rappers: 40c lb. In cartons. B grade 38c in parchment wrappers, 39c In cartons. Butterfat First quality, maximum of .6 to 1 per cent acidity, delivered in Portland. 38-38 Vac lb. premium quality (maximum of .35 of 1 per cent acid ity), 38-39 He lb.: valley routes and country points, 2c less, or 36 lb.t second quality at Portland, 2c under first, or 3614c. Cheese Selling price to Portland re tailers: Tillamook triplets, 26c pound) loaf, 27c lb.t triplets to wholsalers 24c lb.: loaf. 25c lb. FOB Tillamook. Eggs Prices to producers: A, large, 32c; B, large, 28c; A, medium, 29c: B medium, 25c dozen: resale to re tailers, 4c higher for cases; cartons 5c higher. Live Poultry Buying prices: No. 1 grade Leghorn broilers, under V lbs.. 16c: over llfr lbs., 15c: fryers, 2 to 4 lbs., 16c: roasters, over 4 lbs., 18c; col ored hens. 1714c; Leghorn. . under lbs., 1414c: over ZVt lbs., 16 lie lb.; old roosters, 8c lb. Country Meats Selling price to re tailers: Country killed hogs, best butch ers, 125-140 lbs.. 1614-17: vealers, fancy, 17c; light thin. 14-17c; lb., heavy, 12-16c: yearling lambs 10-13c lb. up; 1941 spring lambs 19-194 cents pound; ewes 5-flc lb.; good cutter cows 2-2hc lb.: canner cowa ll-12c lb.t bulls. 14l4-15c May selling price on tracKs: aiiaita No. 1 $16-16.50 ton; oat-vetch $12 ton; clover $10.00 ton: timothy, eastern Ore gon. $21.00: valley timothy f 1 ton. Portland. Dressed turkeys Nominal t selling prices: Hens 24-25c: new crop. 28-30c. Onions Walla Walla. $1: Oregon $1.10 1.25 per 50-lb. box. Potatoes New white, $1-1.10 cental: Yakima No. 1 Gems. $1.60-1.65. Wool 1941 contracts. Oregon ranch, nominal 32-35c lb.: 1940 eastern Oregon range, 30-35c lb.t crossbred. 34-35c lb.: valley 12-month. S4-37c lb.t lamb ( ) lb. Mohair 1940 13-month 45c lb. Cascara 1940 peel, 10c lb.,; 1941 peel, 10c lb. Hops Oregon contracts. 1941. 28-30C Ib.i 1940, 27-28C lb.t seedless. 4(Mlc lb. PORTLAND FLOUR PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 21 (API Domestic flour, selling price, city dell very, 1 to 22-bbl. lots: Family patents. 49s. $7.00-7.60: 90s. $6.90-7.50; bakers' hard wheat, net, $5.80 - 6.55: bluest em. $6.25-6.75: blended wheat, $5.90-6.35; soft wheat, $5-5.25; graham, 98s, $5.25; whole wheat. 98s, $5.90 bbL PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 21 fAP) Grain: Open High Low Close Sept 9214 92V4 92 Va 924 Cash grain: Oats No. 2 38 lb. white 28.00. Barley No. 2 45 lb. B. W. 25.50. Corn No. 2 E. Y. Shipments 33.50. No. 1 Flax 1.90n. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 9514. soft white excluding Rex 97, white club 97V4, western red 97 V4. Hard red winter ordinary 94, II per cent 12 per cent 1.01 Va. 13 per cent 1.03'i. 14 per cent 1.06V4. Hard white Baart ordinary 99. 11 per cent 1.03, 12 per cent 1.06, 13 per cent 1.08, 14 per cent 1.09. Today's car receipts: Wheat 30. bar ley 1, flour 5, corn 4. millf eed 3. " PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Or. Atiff. 91 Am l 'USDAi Hons salab1i 250. total 300: market active, mostly steady; good choice 170-215 lb. 12.35-W. Several lofc 12.80: 230-270 lb. 11.75-12.00; Huht lights u.w-iz.uu; pacKing ' hows 9.50-10.50: choice, light feeder pigs . quotable to X2.50. IV,. - Cattle salable and total 200: calves salable 50, total 7ft; market active to steady: few grass steers 9.50-10.25: com mon grades down to 8.00; strictly good light feeder steers quotable to 12.25: common to medium heifers 7.25-9.00; ; common-cutter cows B.00-8.00: fat dairy cows 6.25-50; good medium beef cows 7.75. young cows 8.25; common-medium bulls 7.25-8.B5;' good bulls quotable to jO.OO-SOr good-choice vealers 12.00-13.00: selects to J13.50;, common graded down to 8.00., ' Sheep salable BOO. ' total 1000: market fairly active, mostly steady; few large truckedin lots , 81-88 lb. Mt. Adams, crisp, fresh, delicious KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES YOUR FAVORITE FRUIT . . . juicy and ripe with cool cream or MILK AND SUGAR THAT'S THE IRIAKrAST" A bl bowlful el Kelloa'i Cam Flakes with some Iruit slid lots o milk MdsstK. food mum VITAMINS! MINERALS! lOniNS! plus tin bmousnAVM ot Krflou't Corn Fiikn Hat ttjtM w jej it thtrptm your appetite, mikti you wint to lit. .efts n THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Wash., lambs, 10.50; few shorn lambs 8.50; fet lambs 8.00-75 or above; common ewes 2.75; good slaughter ewes 3.75 4.50. . i New York Markets AlrRed 41V4. AlasJun . AlChm&Dye 160, AUIsChal J9H. AmCan 82 '4. AmCrSt Fdy AmRadStdSan V. AmRollMIU HV4. AmSmlt&Rf 41J. AT&T 152".. Am TobB 69. AmWtrWks AVi. AmZncL&S 6. Ana 28(4. Armlll i'i. Atch 27i. Av Corp 3tt. BaldLoco 15V.. BdxAvia 37?fc. BthSIl 6W. BoeeAIrp W. Bdn 2014, BcWnr 18"., CalPkg CalZL 1. Cal Heo 7. CanDry UVi. CanPac 4i. Cat Trc 48. Cel 25ai. Ches&O 3714. Chrvs 58. ColGs&El 2''.. ComSolv 10".. Com&So i, ConAlrc 384.- ConEdi 11'., ConOll 5'., ConCan M'. CrnPrd 49'.. CwnZell 13i, ClsWght 8, DugAlrc 70V., DPont 1584. EKod . ElPvr&U IT., GenEl 32. GenFoods 39. GenMot 38s.. Gdrlch 1SH. GdyrTIre 18k. GtNoRypf 28. Gry hnd 14. IllCent 9H. In.pCoo ll'l. Int Hvst S34, InlNckCan 2671. JPJcPof 67'4. IT&T 2'., Jn.Man est'., Kenn 33",. Lib OPd . Lckhd 271. Iws 3'i. LnaBellA 3'4. MontWd 34".. NsliKlv 44, NatBIsc lv NaOTalryPrd 14k. Nat Dlst 22V., NatLead 1714. NYCent 12".. No.AmAv 15, NoAmCn 12. NorPao 7'4 OhloOll 8?4. OtlsStl 7. PacAroFl.h 11. PacGs&El 2S. PT&T U7'4. PkdMot 3. PanAmAirw 143.. ParamPlc Penn JC B4'A, PennRR 23'4, PhlpDee 32".. PhllPet 44. P&G 89. PbSvcNJ 22'.. Plman Radio 4. Ray 15'4. Raypf . RpStl 10'., RchOll 10'.. RevMet 14. SfwvStrs 45. SrsRoe 71. SMUn 14, Soc Vac BVt. SOUCalEdl 22V4. SOUPaC 13T4. SperryCorp 38. StdBrand. .I'A. StdOU Cal ?3'.4, StdOillnd 31'., stdnilNT 43".. StnWbst 7. Slude 54, SunMIn 7'i. Tx Corp 42. TransAm 4, Uncarb tm. Un OllCal 15V.. UnPac , UnltAIrl tlV.. UnltAlrc 40. UnltCoro 0-18. UnltDruB 5".. UnltFrtilt 714, USRub 23. ITSRub of 94",, USStl 56'i. Van 25. Wn'Pir 5. WestUn , WstnghsEl 91(4, Wowth 29. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON. Alls. 21 I API (USD A Tha volume of new business on wool in the Boston market was very mod erate. Scattered sales were closed at prices mostly steady compared with transactions earlier In the week. Fine and one-fourth blood wools were re ceiving the largest part of the limited demand. Combing one-fourth blood was selling at 83-87 cents scoured basis, for territory wools and 4.1-47 cents in the grease for bright fleece wools. An occa sional carload of fine bright Delaine fleece wool was selling at 41-43 cents in the grease. CLOSE FIGURING CLEVELAND (P) Sports writ ers thought maybe Bob Feller was just being modest a short while ago when he said he doubted if a modern pitcher could win more than 28 games a year. The way Bob was ging, the experts fig ured he was sure for 30 or more. But Feller bumped into trouble in late July and August and may have to stretch himself to get those 28 he promised. SIGN LANGUAGE KINGSTREE, S. C. (Pi These Kingstree ball players are the sly ones. When they disliked a deci sion of Palmetto League umpire San Sturgeon in their game with Sumpter they didn't go racing out brandishing bats and hurling in vectives. They slipped a "Help the Blind" sign on the ump's back. ' Sunbeam Shavemaster For Close, Clean, Comfort Shaves "Man. This Is It." SIGWART ELECTRIC CO. .r 956 Willamette t 3' . Gopf. 1A41 by TCetlotc Company aAl Mayor Waits Voters' Verdict (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) time is the center of a suit, filed in Circuit court earlier this week by Daniel C. Teeter, seeking an injunction to force the city to col lect that interest. Mayor Chandler's statement is as follows: "In answer to the recall peti tions directed at me I wish to say that I am well pleased to have the Question as to whether I should serve as Mayor of the City of Springfield tried before the people, While I am sure that the spon sors of this petition have stretched a point in their allegations, I feel that I am well enough known for the people to judge the truth. "It has been my policy to try and keep foreign owned corpora' tions from meddling in local city affairs and I would rather take an interest in city affairs as viewed from the standpoint of the people who own the city than from the view taken by the Mountain States Power company who are only interested in what they can take out of our city. Recently when initiative peti tions were being circulated which would permit the city to take over and operate its own utilities in order that we might have good drinking water, the Mountain States Power company, through Mr. Severt Jacobson, circulated other initiative petitions on water and sewage disposal in order to cloud the issue to be presented by the first initiative petition. The date requested by citizens sighing the first petition was August 5th, 1941, fAjid the date on the Jacob son petitions was set for later in the year, November 4, 1941, and two days before the time of the council meeting it was known on the streets that a clique on the council intended to deny the re quest of the petitioners and refuse to call an election for August 5th. It is interesting to note that Cocucilmen Privat and Kendall voted to cancel all the interest in amount of $64.00 from Mr. Severt Jacobson assessment. It is a policy of foreign owned corporations to own as many pub' lie officials and newspapers as possible and applying this to our Red & mile DEVILED MEAT 3'2-oz tins. 3 for Red & White VIENNA SAUSAGE 25c No. Vi 2 for . tins. Red & White COFFEE' l-lb. una 3-lb. tins 30c 88c Coupon 'uiinarysoap (T1ARVE Makes clothes whiter, your work lighter and your day ongnier. 12c H.f. 20c Quarts pa Mm CONCENTRATED Xc JElSUPER SUDS PEET'S i5c r VUriB .ni.iMi.Trf. With ii ii lunHnuiHicv laaaaaQlaaaa.B I UfTHE AGE city you can see what we nave to contend with. The people of this city do not have funds avail able for this purppse and It Is doubtful If they would use it that way if they had. I have been m tnis ngni ior mc past seven years and during this time we have had substantial re duction in our electric rates caused by the effort we have put forth and do not therefore feel that our time has been wasted. The water is of main importance as the present system in Spring field is a hit and miss affair. The water is not good to use and has been a disgrace to our city and is the j;nre snot W our fiaht for free dom from the influence of the Mountain States Power company. I am glad to place my fate in the hands of the neoole who own this city and let the results be of their making. ' C. E. CHANDLER, Mayor Springfield, Ore, Evangelist To Offer Play Saturday At Salvation Army Hall Rav Watson, evangelist and sacred drama producer and di rector, will present a four-act drama, "Their Last Warning," by Maniora tvans, at the Salvation Army auditorium Saturday, 8 p. m. .hug a.c ..v.. t"! characters in the cast. Mrs. Wat son and daugh- M ter Joyce Vsw' I parts and play parts and Rev. 1 Watson doubles V for two. Wyona daughter of the Ray Watson Evans Hughes, author, will play the leading role. The public is invited. Admis sion is free; an offering will be taken. North Carolina's two extremes in average rainfall occur only 50 miles apart: 82.41 inches at High lands and 39.08 at Marshall. The carload of stone that Co- Sweaters A big lot, values to $5.00 Now $2.89 DeNeffe's Willamette Red ft White Plain or Iodised Shaker Salt ..... T- ' ' .'IV t 7 ,Tsm&, I .. 8 www Blue & White Mustard or Tomato Oval Sardines JSE Sunshine Krispy Crisp and tender Crackers - JUICE Sifted Peas JUICE SHRIMP Salad Dressing Red A White Biscuit Flour Red ft White Baking Chocolate Corn or Gloss PlaSafe Matches Washo Granulated Soap " lumbla brought from Connecticut for a New England exterior in Our Wife," was sold to a contract ing concern which will use it in government defense, construction. The Best is None Tnn CnnA ... iw nira' "v .1 n . ii ' 1 "Kl give you xne oesr in Meats at Burfget Pn'c Ideal Meat Loaf The best beef, veal & pork Savory Rolled Veal Roast m Wa.te)35c Lb. Perlich's Corned Beef Loaf Ready-to-serve. delicious Perlich's Ham & Cheese Loaf . ..50c Lb " tie u asK ior seconas wnnout coaxing! Your budget will also allow TENDER STEAKS . . JUICY ROASTS . . TEMPTING 0 at our daily-savings pricM ' Ws do feature the GROCERY SPECIALS adnrW by Red & While Stores ) Saturday, August 22 and 23, Red ft White 2-lb. carton 8c jhowu uieuu tm Red ft White Catsup 23c 2-lb. 29c Snowdrift .... box Red & White GRAPEFRUIT Red & White Red & White TOMATO Our Value , ' ' Fancy Small We! or Dry Pack ..SunSpun Red ft White Starch Red ft White Cleanser ... Lady Godlvs Toilet Soap boxes 1 it ... for 1C Jnmbo slse CO Pkf. tlce Ohio c .r. 10 report . 29c Lb.' ..50c Lb. ''''aaaBaaaas; Real economv rood fatk ! abundance of food nlte k In Red & White Canid MtskB are ideal for cool, sppeWii ksaa and dinners. Titer are eeoMsWk cause there Is no cookh-a al gristle to throw wr. SIM ja pantry during this moner-tnlim Special Features for FriJuji TJ TJ J UU"I ..Mill ii 1 No. 2 Tins ... No. 2 Tins 2 for .2 No. 1 Tins 3 for .:1 ' No. .Tins 3-) Mm IVi ..Pin.. 24c 'k -'"i I