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TirETTFfVSP Y'ATL TRIBUNE, METTFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1933. PAGE SEVEN I PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 37 (AP)-,- There u practically no change In the butter market situation (or the day Insofar as the open trade was concerned. Recent advances have been of artificial nature, anticipating the Rovernment action, Make continued seasonably liberal and there was no shortage of freah stock while the huge surplus of stor age goods continued almost Intact. Butterfat was about steady. Trade In fresh egga continued at least steady and generally without TO. .71 .70 .71 Dec. . Caah: Big Bend bluestem, 80c. Dark bard winter, 13 per cent. 82c; 11 per cent, 73c. Soft white, 72c. Western white, 72c. Hard winter, 72c. Northern spring, 72c. - Western red, 72c. Oats: No, 3 white. I22.O0. Corn: No. 2 eastern yellow, (23.75: mill-run standard, 814.00. Today's car receipts: wheat 20, barley 13, flour 3, corn 1, oats 1, hay 2. Chicago Wheat DuPont J. Gen. Foods Den. M ,t. Int. Ha. vest. I T. & T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. . Radio Sou. Pac. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Un'on Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel changed In price. Onion market continued weak with Yakima hitting prices. Green beans are getting scarce; trifle firmer. CaulUlower was weak locally and for carlots. Wall St. Report CHICAGO. Oct. 27. (API Wheat made lively advances In price late today following reports United States government sponsored purchase of wheat bad been resumed. Open High Low close Dec. -....85-85V4 89V4 .85 .89-89', xtdo fl7i'..AAU mi. .873'. .fin:-i. price cnanges ior uie jiuu... , , .8514.1,1 .8911 .84'i .89-891, Fresh stock was arriving more freely ' J and was crowding the storage stuff. I Stesdlness was suggested for live chickens here. Sales of bens were being made to 10c for both light and medium sorta. Generally easier tone was showing for country killed meats wlt,h the exception of hogs. Veal and lambs were depressed with too many srrlv lng during the last few days. Beef was also easy. Great Increase In salea of dry beans was reported during the last two days. Much better quality lettuce was arriving from The Dalles sector and a liberal Increase In the supply was shown for the day. Prices were steady to a trifle easier as a result. Further rapid gain In sales of ap ples were confirmed here with the chief Increase noted In Washington offerings which were pushing sales lo cally. Potatoes were a trifle dull but un- Stock Sale Averages (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Company) . 781, . 34', . 28 . 38 . 1-H 491, . 18 . 17V, . 42 . 15H . 7V, . 19H . 23 . 40 . 41 H . 8 . 40 . 29 'i . 40t HALLOWE'EN PARTY AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH IS SLATED BY E 60 Oct. 37: Ind'ls Today 84 8 Prev. day 84.0 Week ago 78.0 Year ago 63.0 3 yrs. ago 136.7 20 Rr's 40.1 39.4 36.6 273 107.3 20 Ufs 72.6 71.9 71.0 87.7 188.4 90 Total 75.8 75.0 70.4 55.2 141.2 Bond Sale Averages (Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics Company) Oct. 27: Today Prev. day , Week ago . Year ago . 3 yrs. ago 20 India . 72.1 . 72.1 . 72.1 .. 62.9 . 91.1 20 ' Rr's 72.6 72.7 73.1 64 .4 106.0 20 Ut's 79.9 79.8 79.8 81.8 99.1 60 Total 74.8 74.8 75.0 69.7 98.7 PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 27. (AP) A movement Into the Portland mar ket of Immature turkeya was said by the Journal today to be the chief lactor In forcing prices downward. "ine situation appears - serious In spots but la due entirely to the lack of quality stock now reaching the trade," the writer aald. The article quoted (Albert Clark) one of Portland's largest distribu tors of the birds, as having advised growers that "the big idea now la to hold your turkeys; If you don't there will be a very serious break 1 In prices. Already the market is weaker and lower. . . . Toms and hens would not bring over 18 to 19 cents a pound here from distribu tors with undergrades down to , 15 cents." Estimates indicated that all but a, mere fraction of the aupply now reaching the market la below top grade, the paper continued. 1 Livestock PORTLAND, Oct. 27, (AP) Cat tle: 25, calves 40; ateady, unchang ed. HOGS 250: Be lower for light butchers. Lightweight, good and choice, I4A4.7S; medium weight, good and choice, $4.35i4 75: heavy weight, good and choice, 4.154.50: packing sows, medium and good. 4 iff 4.25: others unchanged. SHEEP 2300; ateady, unchanged. NEW YORK, Oct. 27 (AP) Stocka moved upward today, following a rally In grains and, despite relative ly quiet trading, market sentiment appeared to be considerably Improved. Another advance In the domestic gold price aeemlngly was a minor factor. The close was firm, with galna of 1 to more than 2 polnta predomin ating. Tranafera approximated 1, 050.000 ahares. Today'a closing prices for 32 sel ected stocks follow: Al. Chem. es Dye - 134 Am. Can 91 Am. & Fgn. Pow. 9V4 A. T. Is T. 11BV4 Anaconda ... 14 Atch. T. & S. F. 50 Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel California Pack'g. Cataptllar Tract. . Chrysler .. Coml. Solv. . Curtlss-Wrlght i 12 ... 29V4 20 " i 20i 41 33 -- 2, READY FOR DELIVERY WITHIN NEAR FUTURE The new city directory, complied ; and published by Jesse Bradley, is i completed and will be delivered in the next few days. The directory contains first, an alphabetical Index of the persons re siding In the city, their names. In itials, wife's name, number of cnu dren in families under 18 years of age. occupation, where employed and address: second, complete street in dex telling how to find all. giving occupancies and street, whether oc cupant la renter or owner; tnira, classified business, professional and Industrial directory, giving owner name, address, and telephone num ber; fourth, numerical telephone dir ectory. There Is no advertising in the directory, the issuing of the same depending entirely upon the sale of directories. It is made In loose leal form and Mr. Bradley will add re vised leafs each three months. thereby keeping the directory up-to- date. Former d.reatorles sold for $10, the price of the new directory is $8.50. The directory was printed by the Commercial Printing Department of the Mall Tribune. 4 Stationed at Warehouse First Lieu tenant Frank Dorn. from the Rand Ranger station CCC camp, has ar rived in Med ford to take up duties at the CCC warehouse, located at the Jackson county fairgrounds. Lieu tenant Dorn arrived here from Jeffer son Barracks. He had been stationed at Fort Sill, Okla., where he was an Instructor in the field artillery school. Teachers to Meet A meeting of the primary council will be held Satur day. October 28, at 1:30, In the court house auditorium. Miss Vera Wright, president, will be chairman of the program, which will be a discussion of third grade geography. All pri mary teachers are invited to attend. With young people's activities cen tering on Hallowe'en, the Endeavorera of the First Christian church will give a Hallowe'en party In the base ment of the church on Ninth and Oakdale tonight at 7:45 o'clock. This la the first Halloween party given by the Endeavorera for three years. Many mysteries will be exhibited: Ghosts, . itches; Blue Beard, who has been dead for hundreds of years, will come back with moat of his recently killed wives. Mr. W. R. Balrd Will entertain the group with several ; ghost stories which will make any ; spectator quiver. Other games will be played In ad- ' d it Ion to the featured exhibits of the , evening-. Those who are participating are: Hilda TJoker, Blanche Kirkpatriek, , Mr. Balrd, Norman Fraley, Alta Pahl, ; Naomi Fraley. Hazel Ca&sldy, Jerry j Latham and Marjorle Oregiry. Carl Hover U In charge of the games. i All young people are cordially in vited and are urged to be on time. Alice Pahl. social chairman, with j lV-othy Shafer and Jerry Latham. I have planned an evening of fun for all who attend. 1 Broken windows glazed by Trow ortdge Cabinet Works. Your Patronage At our new store at 8th and Holly has been most gratifying. We want you to know that we appre ciate your response which has been much beyond our expectations. Tomorrow we will feature three items instead of the usual one or tv?o so that everyone will find something to his liking. Check your list against these three bargains. Chocolate Nut Brownies, rolled in pow dered sugar. 17c doz. Assorted Coffee Cakes, liberally filled with fruit and nuts. 19c each Delicious Chocolate Marshmallow Rolls made with Home made Marshmallow. 17c each Remember these specials may be had at either our Main Street store or our new 6th and Holly store. If you wish you may order from your favorite grocer at these same prices. vers m JFJUfli PORTLAND, Oct. 27 (AP) Prints j extras. 24c; standards 23c lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery: A trade 21c; farmer'a door delivery, 19c per lb.: sweet cream, 5c higher. EGGS Pacific Poultry producers' selling price: fresh extra special, 31c; . extras, 29c: standards, 24c; mediums. 25c; pullets, 18c dozen. Buying 1 price by wholesalers: fresh extras, 29c dozen; firsts, 23c; mediums, 20c: undererade. 14c: pullets, 14c. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: country killed hogs, best butchers, under 150 lbs., 7 Tic; vealera, 90-100 lbs., 7!48e lb.: light and thin, 4t5c lb.: heavy calves. 4c lb.; lambs, 8'49c lb.; yearllnga. 4flSc lb.: heavy ewes, 2$3c lb.; medium cows. 2a5o lb.: csnner cowa l2c lb.: bull,. 444c lb. LIVE POULTRY Portland dellv ry: buying prices, colored fowls, 4 to 6 lbs., 12c: oyer 6 lbs., 11c; spring pullets. 2 to 3'& lbs., 12c; roasters, ever S'S lbs., 12c: Leghorn fowls. Lover 3'a lbs., 10c; under 3'i lbs.. 'lOc; broilers. V't to 2 lbs.. 14c: 2 lbs. and up. 14c; stags, 7c; roosters. Sc. Pekln ducks, 10c; colored ducks. Sc: geese, 8c lb. Cheese, milk, mohair, cascara bark, hops, onions, potatoes, cantaloupes, wool and hay, unchanged. Your Last Chance! To Buy a Pressure Cooker at Greatly Reduced Prices Saturday, Oct 28, is positively your last chance to purchase a Windsor Pressure Cooker at greatly reduced prices. We urge you to take advantage of this opportunity. Portland Produce II Canning Season Use scientific methods in canning and cooking as recommended by the Bu reau of Home Economics and leading Health Insti tute. Cook and can in a cool kitchen. Invitation A Special Invitation is ex tended to people who al ready have a Pressure Cooker. We will be glad to furnish you with all the information we can. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Oct. 27 (API Table: WANTED: Twins to be entered in the Kennell-EUis big baby contest. Call 329 for in WIN PRESSURE COOKER Saturday Is Positively the Last Day You Can Buy at Greatly Reduced Prices 1 Small Down Payment Will Hold Cooker Until Called For FINAL DEMONSTRATION Saturday - - 2:30 P. M. 117 So. Central Phone 286 Medford, Ore. Dreg on Pipycrg SAVINGS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY CATSUP Knlght'f Rogue River Lge. Bottle TOMATOES Josephine, solid park No. can . 2 Cans JAM GOLD SEAL Packed In Oregon Assorted Flavors 38 oz. Jar CRACKERS Honey Mold Grahams Made In Orrjon. Oven Fresh 2 Lb, Box COFFEE Airway, packed and masted tn Oregon. Try It Lb. BUTTER Safeway Fancy Creamery Lb. FLOUR SAFEWAY All Purpose Milled In Oregon 49 lb. Bag CHEESE Lad I no Full Cream Lb. MACARONI Curve Cut Made In Oregon 3 Lbs. Peanut Butter Hoody's. Made In Oregon 2 Lbs. SI 89 WALNUTS Fancy. Sort Shell, Oregon Lb. PRUNES Oregon retltes 3 Lbs. FRUITS and VEGETABLES OUTSTANDING QUALITY POTATOES SQUASH i i2C Banana Id Lb. ONIONS Sweet Spanish. No. 1 10 Lbi. 19 Klamath NcttcI Gems, U. S. No. 50 Lbs. CELERY Crisp, Tender 2 for 59c 15 Log Cabin. Med. Size CHILI Van Camp's. No. I can 3 Cans SYRUP POSTUM Instant. Lge, NUCOA Beit for Coo Relish Spread Lge. Can Beit for Cooking. Lb, 25 43 39 10 CORN Golden Bantam. Pel Monte. No. can 2 Cans 25c Corned Beef Llhbya. A Q 12 oa. can Washing Powder 10c 6c Lge. pkg. SOAP PalmolUe. Bar 29 SOAP Crystal White. 10 Ban Pancake Flour Max-l-mum. 4 art Baking, in Bui. Ma 3 Lbs. BREAD Peerless. White or Brown Wheat. Lb. Loaves. M I I . 4U 3 Loaves Best Foods. OA Pt. Jar fcT Grapenut Flakes You will Ilka the Haior. Pkg. 9 mm UgJltrrriHTfl A black and yellow food eostumt. Hallowe'en Salad 1 pkf. oranw 2 cups dried nrunaa 1 cup plneappl. wedges. 1 cup carrot cut In strips. OranRo aoctlona. Whipping cream. flavored gala tin, 1 cup water. Vi cup oranga Juice. ! cup pineapple Juice. Pinch of salt. Dissolve orange gelatin In water, add aalt and fruit Juice, Pour In enough of Vila mixture to Just cover the bottom of a ring mold which haa been dipped In cold wiater. When gelatin la firm, arrange prunes, cut Into stripe, over It. Pour over the rest of the gelatin mixture with the pineapple and carrot added to It. When firm, remove from ring and fill center with aweetened whipped cream and sugared orange sections. For aid In household problems, menu planning or special recipes, send In your request with a self addressed, atamped envelope to Julta Lee Wright, director, Honwmakera' Bureau, Safeway Storea, Inc., Box 860, Oakland, Sallfornla. SAFEWAY QUALITY LOCAL MEATS ARE BETTER Hensrr.t. ib.17c Leg of Lamb )b.16c Boiling Meat . lb.6c Bacon -- lb. 15 Round or Sirloin Swiss Steak lb. 15 Cottage FrMh sliMl1 Cheese Sa,mon Lb. 1 QC Lb.14c ONE STORE-MAIN AT HOLLY '.nfrtirTTaA a ejej ejiii pi m pil ! rwrri Hiw.n'l C 1
