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PAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1931. DESPITE ATTEMPT TO BOOST VALUES PORTLAND, Oct. 18, (AP) There was so changa In tba general aelllng price on eggs In Portland for the day despite the attempt of Interested cold storage speculative parties to force higher values for fresh stock of which they handle but a nominal supply. Offering of higher prices for fresh eggs than they are being openly sold at here waa reported as an attempt to jolt the Co-ops. of Oregon but the plan failed with the Paclflo organi sation gaining new members each week. Reports current In the trade In dicate that on Interest was taking a loss- of many thousands of dollars In an attempt to undermine cooperative marketing "I eggs In Oregon. While there was no general price change on the open market for either cube of print butter during the day, strength Is reflected In all offerings with quotations maintained, , Maltenance of live chicken prices is generally reported by the commis sion trade as well as by killers In spite of the government news market ing service suggesting slow market. The only slowness appears In spring er stuff. Other lines are steady to firm at late advances. Market for dressed turkeys Is a trifle soft for the sort of stock gen erally arriving. Hens are quoted down to 380 generally with smalt young toms around 27-280 and larger birds 14 lbs. and up, at maximum of 320. RECEIPT OF EGGS ON BAM PRANOISOO, Oct. 18. (AP) Despite an Increase In Washington and Oregon, receipts of eggs at pri mary Paclflo coast markets for the week ended Oct. to were 82,821 cases, oompared with 84,741 the previous week, the federal-state market newa said today. The decline was 8J7 per cent. Livestock PORTLAND, Oct. 18. (AP) Cat tle SB, calves 10; steady. Bulls (year lings exoluded) good and oholce (beef) iS.OO-8.80, cutter, common and medium 12.00-i.oo. BOOS 200, Including 8 direct: steady. SHEEP and lambs 900; steady. Medf ord Pear Sales on New York Auction "rom New York Daily Fruit Reporter, furnished to The Mail Tribune by the Fruitgrowers' League Two cars Medford Bartlette, 18 cars Boec, Bartletta market easier. Boso and Flemish atrong and the close of the sal, weather fair and cool, OCTOBER 13. 8 cars Ho wells, 1 car Anjous sold here today. On Northwestner higher, except that market weakened somewhat towards QOSO. Palmer House litre Ooid Crest Extra ' , . Blue Diamond Extra Broadway Extra Fifth Avenue Fancy Pinnacle Extra Olen Rosa Extra Olen Ivy Fancy . Blue Maltese Cross Extra . Red Maltese Cross Fancy . Blue Maltese Cross Extra.. Red Maltese Cross Fancy . Medfruco Extra Medfruco Fancy Eskimo Extra Eclipse Taney Portland Produce PORTLAND, Oot. 18. (AP) But ter, butterfat, eggs, milk, live poultry, oountry meats, mohair, nuts, cascara bark, hops, onions, potatoes, wool and hay quotations unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Oot. 18.-(AP)-Wheat: Open High Low Close Deo. MM M BlVi MM May , MM MM MM MM Cash wheati Big Bend bluestem .68 Soft white 61 Western whit M A Date Cookie nude from first quality datea M w make thorn ii a mighty fine cookie. We are offering a spe cial price on them for Saturday and we urge that yon take advan tage of this ipeoial tale. Date Chews 14c Dozen Regularly tall at 3Do the doien. Moiit and chewy. A treat for the kiddies. Big Seven Extra Big Seven Fancy Bear Creek Extra Polly Extra - - Top O' Day Fancy SOS Transport Extra SOS Transport Extra , SOS Beacon Fancy . Trader Extra Growers Exchange Fancy BARTLETTS. Pinnacle Extra Del Rio Extra Del Rio Fancy ANJOUS. White Diamond Unclassified , Big Seven Special , HOWELLS. Broadway Extra Blue Maltese Cross Extra . Red Maltese Cross Fancy , SOS Transport Extra SOS Beacon Fancy Bxs. 630 . 820 . 820 . 104 . 414 . sao . 878 . 159 . 884 . 138 . 220 . 800 . 290 . 230 . 801 . 21S . 240 . 208 . 838 . 178 . 842 . 720 . 88 . 40 . 884 . 138 . 871 . 848 . 228 . 890 . 71 . 820 . 800 . 180 . 171 . 308 70s 80 80s 270 248 288 288 830 100s 110s 120s 830 338 340 818 818 31B 800 310 308 330 830 330 310 810 316 860 380 300 138s 180 186s 180s 196 210s 366 376 876 380 346 860 866 3i6 360 830 870 396 330 370 !4S 316 360 806 300 290 388 278 268 800 800 800 220 200 266 280 226 276 300 300 828 288 276 266 250 300 mo 320 820 300 328 286 286 276 260 260 316 270 280 ZZ 266 326 S25 300 290 300 268 265 265 260 345 326 826 810 826 286 286 276 275 260 836 325 800 300 265 260 856 330 335 330 325 295 310 295 275 280 356 330 305 316 285 278 876 840 360 316 330 300 325 800 290 260 380 335 305 330 800 290 875 356 375 838 340 310 325 805 296 260 848 330 305 . 330 805 290 878 848 370 320 330 306 320 306 270 260 345 336 305 340 808 290 366 826 866 806 320 295 820 295 270 280 326 235 805 810 280 236 326 290 276 328 308 800 260 290 310 270 266 240 286 255 226 880 800 240 225 860 830 300 280 285 260 248 230 240 226 360 300 326 280 283 280 245 230 240 240 880 386 340 260 288 260 245 230 260 240 280 286 260 246 230 256 240 875 430 396 260 285 270 245 230 260 245 386 430 395 280 296 280 266 230 280 240 6,648 bxs. Extra Fancy Oregon Boso av. 8.20; 2,184 bxs, Fancy av. 2.98. 918 bxs, Extra Fancy Oregon Bartletta av, 8.82; 228 bxs. Fancy av. 8.58. 1,061 bxs. Extra Ranc; Oregon Howells av. 2.54; 46S bxs. Fancy av. 2.36. 400 430 390 260 298 260 260 230 250 235 896 866 266 288 228 280 265 230 240 240 . 230 220 220 Avg. 348 338 290 349 319 348 259 238 358 334 837 812 329 . 301 318 800 257 251 325 827 ' 298 815 287 274 311 276 880 886 858 247 277 258 250 230 261 239 o: D o D o Hard winter Northern spring Western red Oats: No. 2 white . . .60 .60 -. 80 .118.00 Today's oar receipt: Wheat 70; barley 1; flour 13; oorn 4; oat 1; hay 4. Ban Francisco Buterfat SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16 (API Butterfat f. o. b. Ban Franclsoo 84 . Wall St. Report Eighty-seven Stock Bale Averages (Copyright, 1981, Standard Statistics Company) 80 20 20 90 Ind'ls Rr's Ufa Total 79.1 884 119.9 82.3 76.8 60.7 1184 79.8 80.8 64.8 121.8 B3B Month ago. 01 7 62.9 188.4 93.2 Tear ago ....1374 108.8 1B8.0 142.0 Today Prev. day Week ago NEW YORK, Oot. 16, (AP) The stock market' pushed up strongly again today, and while It showed some recession In th past hour, It came back In the last IB min ute to close at th best levels of the day, showing numerous ad vances of 1 to B at the finish. The turnover approximated 1,600, 000 shares. Wall Street generally Interpreted the Increase In the federal reserve's rediscount rate aa constructive, and was encouraged by a more optl mlstlo ton In th weekly mercan tile rev'ows. Today's closing prices for . 17 sel ected stocks follow) ,'merlcan Can ...... , M 88 American T. s T. ..136 Anaconda Curtis Wright Osneral Mo' -rs t. T. or T. Montgomery Ward Paramount Pub. Radio Southsrn Pae. 8. O. of Cal. S. O. of N. J. . Trans Am. Corpt Trust Shs. . 6-yr, Fid. Trust Coats rellned and remodeled at th Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Bldg. Tel. 1181. Oregon Receives Smith-Hughes Act Education Funds SALEM, Oct. 16 (AP) The state board of vocational education an nounced It has received 867,324.88 allotment of federal funds under the Smith-Hughes act and 811,918.58 un der the Oeorge-Reed act. This money Is to be used this coming year for the promotion of agriculture, home economics and trade and Industrial education In Oregon,' saiat Aatii'm-aMtuiiiiJj FREE FREE One pound of "Flaky-Burst" Popcorn free with each sack of feed purchased at our store (limit 5 pounds to oustomer) or warehouse Saturday, Ootober 17. Free of fer not good on broken sack lots. This Is Bulb Planting Time Beautify your home grounds wltli spring flowering bulbs. W help you out by passing on to you our saving made on tills year's bulb purchases. Our bulb counters are full to overflowing. Make your selection at our store and be sure of getting Just what yon buy. Our experience In bulb culture makes It possible for you to get reliable planting Information, which might mean better success and better blooms. W offer for Saturday: DARWIN A beautiful tulip. Large Per TULIP flowers of fiery crimson DOS. nltti bright, scarlet mar- f Bartigon ,ni Inches tall. OUC $3 Per 100 Mixed Darwin A fine mixture of TULIPS """" $2.50 Per 100 PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS, fine for forcing, ea. 6 CHINA LILIES, each 9 MIXED DAFFODILS " """"" m Dot. r Per til's. A Hull hn. at IIP J.UV J1AKU1QO LI n " " - 14), II I 311 I 25 I 16 II I U II 181, I I 66), I J S5 4Vi l I United Aircraft 16V, III I 1 1 1 1 U. 8. Steel 66 II I Bill ' ' Ml J--1 MONARCH Itetushelnvonl I naJET SEED & FEED CO. g III 1 K. Mnln ' Phnna 9fln I I I . TTZ . I I 9 I n noyai utn coai, sis per torn no- I I Mill tory blocks, 88.60 per load. Medford 1 1 -s aWt 1 1 M Fuel Co. Tel. 831. ' ss iim-iai ss i . , I M I ED. BIN NS 1 1 I ' "Fighting the Beef Trust' jj ' Saturday Money Savers Little Fig j EABfl.S I I Lb. 22$ .. ! ii 109 West Main Groceteria No. 1 j 1 1 roc aox-aoE OE Eimmmy (Sjn)(2efie,a THE HOME OF DREAD LUCE MOTHER' MADE ' Hamburger and Mushrooms I just happened on this accidentally. When you say mushrooms, you usually think think of a very expensive T-bone steak but the hamburger is a lot better. A mushroom salesman came in the other day and asked us to open up the can and try them. I took them into the kitchen, fried a little hamburger (loose not in cakes) using half butter and half lard. When the hamburger was brown I took it out browned a little flour in the fryings, then put the mushrooms in. When they were brown I put the hamburger back and browned them a little more, stirring them to gether. Several folks tested it, and bought hamburger and mushrooms to take home. Maybe you would like to try it. Mushrooms aren't expensive now neither is the hamburger. BILL. Mushrooms 4-oz. Can enough for four 18c 8-oz. Can plenty for a big family. 34c BREAD Your baking its only rival. iy2 Lb. Loaf 7VC 1 Lb. Loaf . . . . 5c Let the children buy the bread and bank the saving at the school. Use Your Pillsbury Coupon You should have received a coupon good for 10c on a package of Pills bury Pancake Flour. Apply it on the bargain price ' for the large package 29c Your cost with the coupon . -., . 1 9c Lettuce, solid heads 3 for 14c Grapefruit, Sunkist 6 for r.T.r.i. . . 29c Sweet Potatoes 5 lbs. for . . 13c Breakfast' Needs and Rolled Oats, Sperry's quick cooker or plain largfcpkg. . . . 18c Bag Oats, Sperry's quick cooker or plain 9-lb. sack . ........ .. ....... 32c Premium Oats, Sperry's, with china, quick cooker or plain, large pkg. 27c Cream of Wheat large pkg. , .. r.-. 19c Shredded Wheat Biscuit, the origi nal pkg 10c Grape Nuts 2 pkgs. .T..,. Pearls of Wheat, Albers pkg. . Instant Tapioca, Albers 8-oz. pkg. 8c, lb. Kellogg's Bran Flakes Wheat Hearts, Sperry's large package Albers' Minute Oats large pkg.. Wheat Flakes, Sperry's large pkg. Wheaties, the new ready-to-serve wheat food pkg. . . . Dynamite pkg. . Roman Meal pkg. ,. Graham Flour, fine 10-lb. sack ,., Corn Meal, white or yellow 9-lb. sack Farina, Pillsbury' 2 pkgs. .. C1J IM .UUUalU -rm cjrnari r 29c 15c 15c 10c 19c 19c 18c 10c 14c 25c 27c 25c 25c Squash, Hubbard or Sweet Potato per pound .T.r.i..r.i....... .... . lie Celery per bunch ,.r.,. .,., .-. 9c Other Thrift Items Buckwheat, Albers' prepared pkg. 21c Sperry's Hot Cake and Waffle Flour 4-lb. sack ........ . 19c Aunt Jemima's Hot Cake Flour package 27c Aunt Jemima's Buckwheat pkg. . 29c Rolled Oats, Corn Meal, Hot Cake Flour, Coarse Graha mFlour or Farina, apartment size pkg 10c P. & G. White Laundry Soap 10 bars tTi ri ut iriis.n 29c Ivory Flake large pkg ,.T.,. 19c Camay Toilet Soap 3 bars . . . 19c Pillsbury's or Drifted Snow Flour ' 49 lbs. .$1.19 White Rose, mighty good flour 49 lbs ,... 89c Champion Electric Light Bulbs all sizes below 75 watts 5 for . 89c Bread and Board Boxes. Combina tion cutting board and box. . . . 98c Airtite Heaters, outside draft, 2 large sizes $3.29, $3.59 Stove Pipe or Elbow 20c Galvanized Pail 1 0 quart . 1 9c Aluminum D?sh Pan 10 quart. . . 79c S EXCLUSIVE GROCETERIA FEATURES Z-MOR-U COFFEE Inspected Eggs Home Style Bread 25' OCc CHICKEN DINNER Creamed chicken on toast, potatoes, gravy, bread, buttered peas, bread and butter, Z-MOR-U Coffee, tea or milk Waffles or toast and Z-MOR-U Coffee every morning. 6th at Grape saving without Self-denial 6th at Central Orders of $1.00 or More Delivered 301 10nO----S-30C Phone East Side 752, West Side 428 rrr,i mi 30 O 8 8 o n o o D o 5 O o 5 o D o o D o o D o o o D o