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fEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 193
! HITLER EULOGIZES
Am. ic Pgn. Pow...
A, T. Is T.
o4
108 Yt
Caterpillar Tract.
. 38
. 30
. 17
Int. Harvest, , 35
I. T. & T. ... 0
Johns-Man. , 40!i
Monty Ward 31!,
NEW YORK, Aug. . (AP) The
Inflation bug buzzed Into the stock
North Amer. 13
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet
Radio
Sou. Pac
Std. Branda
St. OH Cal.
58 !i
10
!i
lO'.i
18",
33
43
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb.
40
Emergency Export corporation today
bid 35 cents a bushel, country price,
for soft white wheat for foreign ship
ment. 8sturday'a price wai 83 cents
and on Friday the quotation was 88
Silver.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6 yp( Bar
er steady, unchanged at 47.
Chrysler
Anaconda .
11
. 47 K
. ny,
. 37
. 38
Coml. flolv
Unit. Aircraft .
IS',
Atch. T. & 8. r. .
BendU Avla ..
Beth. Bteel
California Packs;
Curtlss-Wrlght
DuPont
3
SS
30',
37
V. B. Steel
. 33
The puffer fish, which Inhabits
coral reefs, Inflates itself Into an In.
edible, prickly ball when attacked.
Gen. Foods ..
Oen. Mot ........
Export Wheat.
PORTLAND, Aug. 8. yP) .
St. Oil N. J.
cents a bushel.
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(Continued uum page one)
staff, men and women of the Ger
man people I" the chancollor-leader
spoke. "1 Implore you all now to look
beyond this transitory moment Into
tli future. Let the atrong realization
enter our hearts: the Heir Reich
president Field Marshall Oeneral Von
Hlndenburg la not dead.
"He la living. For In dying he now
wanders above us admldat the lm
mortala of our people surrounded by
the great spirits of the past aa an
ternal patron and protector of the
German Reich and the German na
tion." Retired Before War
Hitler declared the late president
was "as Innocent of the beginning
of the war aa anybody In the world
oould be." pointing out that when
the conflict began In 1914, Von Hln
denburg waa living In retirement.
havln taken his discharge from the
army at the age of 04 on March 18.
3911.
The new leader of Oermany praised
von Hlndenburg aa a military com
mander and declared:
"Had the political leadership of
our people during this period been
congenial with the military, Germany
would have been spared the greatest
humiliation ever to go down In his
tory." He said that the World war broke
upon a German people "aacredly
convinced of having been attacked
without their guilt."
Llrestork.
PORTLAND. Aug. 8. (TP) CAT
TLE: 3.000; calve 275; alow to lower;
fleers, Rood, common and medium,
2.08-6.25; heifers, good, common and
medium, 12. 80-4.00; cows, good, com
mon and medium, (2.00-3.33; low cut
ter and cutter, 1.25-3.00; bulla, good
and choice, 3.39-3.90; cutter, com
mon and medium, 2.50-3.39; veal era,
good and choice. 5.00-6 00; cull, com
mon and medium, 3.50-3.90; calves,
food and choice, 4.00-8.00; common
end medium, 3.00-4.60.
HOOQS: 1900; over Sunday; firmer
and higher; lightweight, good and
cholos, 5.00-0.00; medium weight,
good and chotos, 838-fl.OO; heavy
weight, good and choice, 4.79-5 40;
pack lng sows, mod lu m And good,
3.25-4.10; feeder and stocker pigs,
good and choice, 4.35-4.85.
SHEEP: 3200; alow to lower; lamb,
good and choice, 6.00-5.80; common
and .medium, 3.73-5.00; yearllny
uethcra, 3 25-4.75; ewea, good and
choice, 1.75-2.26; cull, common and
medium, 1.00-3.00
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. fl. (AP)
BUTTER-r-Prlnt, A grade, 25'c;
parchment wrapped cartons 2flc;
quality purchases Ho lb. less; B
grade, parchment wrappers, 25c; car
tons 29.
BUTTER PAT Portland delivery A
grade delivered at least twice weekly,
B4-24c; country routes, 32a lb.; B
grade or delivery fewer than twice
Itfookly, Portland, 33-23 U,c; country
foutes, 10c; C grade at market.
EGGS Sales to retnllera Private
firms: Specials, 35-20c; extra, 23
94c; extra fresh extras, brown, 23-23c;
standard, 20-21c; fresh mediums 21
22c; medium firsts, 17-10c; checks,
17-18:; bakers, 16-10c dozen.
EOOS-Sulcs to retailers Co-ops
oversize, 25c; extra, 22-33c; standards
80c; mediums 21c down.
BOGS Buying price of wholesal
ers: Fresh specials, 20c; extra, 10-300;
xtra mediums 17c; medium firsts,
14-16:; pullets 10-13c down; under
grade 12-Hc dor.en.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
vo retailers: country killed hogs, beat
butchers, under 150 !bs., 10c; ethers
unchanged.
HOPJ& 1033 clusters, 20-26c lb.;
fugglcs, 33 -40c lb.
LIVE POULTRY Portland delivery,
tmylng prices: Light broilers, 12c lb.;
at-HRs. 0c lb.; others unchanged.
NEW POTATOES-Oregon Burbanka
60c 60 lbs.; Yakima Oems, No. 1,
1.39.
Cheese, milk, onions, strawberries,
csntaloupes. wool, and hay steady
and unchanged.
Portland Wheat
POIITLAND. Ore., Aug. (.(API
Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Clow
My Hfl'i 08'. Ofl'i 08i4
"P Mi, Olij Mi,
"PC 80'; 04 K, Mi,
C.ih: Big Bend blnestem 9i; dark
hard winter 13 per cent B8: do 11 per
rent 83, soft i,lt. weatern white,
hard winter, northern aprlng and
wrttern red, 01.
Oat..: No. 3 white 30 50.
Corn: No. 3 E. yellow 38 SO.
Mlllrun standard 10.50.
Today 'a car receipts: Wheat 308;
flour 10; mm S; oata 8: hay $.
Wall St. Report
market today and checked a rather
sharp decline which had depressed
several Inutea to new Iowa for the
jTiir,
Moat of the early lot was regained,
as non-ferrous metal Issues rose 1 to
8 points In a quiet market. The close
was Irregular. Transfers approximat
ed 800,000 eharca.
There was keener Interest In grains
than In ahares. however, wheat In
Chicago closing with gains of 31; to
a1, cents a bushel.
Today s closing prlcee for 33 select
ed atocka follow:
Al. Client. & Dye - 133
esaeeatsiesaaMaeiimeaasaesyaaM " WIMill
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Extra Big Suite! Extra Big Value I
All Tapestry
$"50.88
$4 Down,
$5 Monthly,
Plus Carryitig; Charge
A suite for homes where people like to stretch out and
lounge comfortably. Extra big davenport. Extra wide
chair. Both pieces are covered front, back, and sides in
rich, long-wearing tapestry. If you want the most for your
money buy it in Wards August Furniture Sale.
Big 78-inch davenport
Extra wide, deep chair
Big, comfortable arms
Spring-filled cushions
Covered in tapestry
Carved stump panels
Carved base legs
Spring-filled seats
hi
Lounge Chair
With Matching Ottosvan
Big. deep and a sr
Id 00
roomy. Cover- N I
ru Ul uuraiH.
homeipnn.
Wordoleum 1
r-j Llr1 IwiV fnnious wrar-tcjitert Super- &
j!r r$Wjn I fiprTl,' quality. VutrrprtHif, :
Pint of Wax - Jtji-i . -
Br t nil Soto rVm T,, i. '.-.V"-f
Self . polish. Q Q ' , T
Facial Soap
flarili Refreshing lold rrenm
sionp
Oelllhtlullv apal
perfumed.
rlrnn.p, jentlv. j
Hlllle. W
Big Tub Washer
14 Great Work-Savina Features!
S42-95
More featurfs Less
money all because of
Wards low cost busi
ness methods. Don't
miss it if you want the
most for the least.
SI inn. SI a Month
Smalt Onrnlnr, Thin.
5Ki- jr-iJt'A
Wardoleum Rugs
hit Goj (Jo Aht tk SoUl
Waterproof boi n
and stainproof S .79
enamel nr. " 1
face. Values I W JxlJ ft.
Chenille Rugs
Buy In lit Avgutt Sols I Sovei
Reyersible. m9
washable! Ua
:ll In.
Chenille and
coron
Kitchen Chair
UniaiHilry low-PHteJ for So Is I
Unfinwhed O O
re.'dy to paint- f fi f
M.ike ud Tour
Spanish
Plaid
35 In. Remarkable Value I
Curtains made from this
gay, sunfast fabric are
beautiful !
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29c mm r
This Easy Payment Plan on I
Yi. Purchases of $20 or more
" I, makes buying at Wards
f ffff "" ti23 easier ttill I
llllitlfl 1 WWM Window I
;j 1 Shades
Fringed Panel 'SM wktysa J
SpvrtaMeavrtSotoPric JOjffl OeanabUI Jast wipe
Sheer marqul- B 01 "dL bM$Js them off with a damp m
lette. with 3 In. I U ft VCIR "2c -' YM cloth. They're hand- 5
frlnje. 39 In. ml U AT i rT2 MNlf' made, have a smooth sa
24 W B Valoel choiea I
H (iS Grenadine I
g In Cream or'Eoru Full 27 In. Wide
a. yy''V'Jm ' li
VrefOfineS ,yfe,,.yHf Grenadine is specially sheet,
3Sb.W.GoyPofft ':i.V::jfi nd the plrnnp dots are care- M
Por draperies, . aZ ' ' ' ' y&k 7 8Pacei Don ' ml" J
or pi I lows. T i A SaSNL' .'Mffi chance to save in Wards Sale! m
Save on this I ESSSt' lC- I?
lalepricol vrt. Iil8
g3&17r. m
fWmd, Took vManufacturer's Entire Output of
BP
ToGe,Tt,"LowP,ice
i-AA 1;J
3SK
Wm'jii. i.i..sim..TSt.
You'll have to see these cur
tains to realize what truly re
markable values they are ! Now
when you want new curtains
for fall and winter here they
are at big savings! Wide
choice of colors and fabrics.
So carefully made they'll stand
a lot of tubbings 1
Other Sale Values
Frlnprd r.inr! ...3.v r.arhs
Printed M.irnu.etfr.... Iof mrrl
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