Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 17, 1936, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE THREE DR. RUSSELL D'LONG SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. April 17. (AP-USDA) HOOM0, dlwct 600. Steady to 10c lower, bulk 100 to US lb. California butchers, (U.10 11.36. late top; other weights scarce; few few packing sows. W 50 late Thuar day four loads local butchers mainly (10.60. CATTLE 500. direct 75, holdovers 50. AU class moderately active, mostly steady; load 815-lb. Califor nia grass heifers, (0.76; odd lots me dium to good grass cows. (5.76, part load 1055-lb. Idaho cows, (5.50; low cutters and cutters scarce, eligible meetly S3. 50 4.75; bulls scarce, quot ed (6.00 down.- Calves 50, &U direct. Nominal: good to choice vealers quot ed (9JM 10.60. SHEEP 1100. direct 1075. Mostly steady, small lot medium to good 86-lb. California wooled wea. (4.00& 5.00 spring lambs absent, good quot ed to $9.00 oa last representative sales. harbor patrol boat, F. W. Mulkey, today, tore out some dolphins and toppled one on the Robert N., U. 5. customs boat, caving In the cabin. Emerald Editor 10 LEAD The accident occurred as the WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE BE WISE BUY WISE AND ECONOMIZE AT Hollovvay's Reliable Grocery Oeorgtana was attempting to moor at the McCormlck dock. Capt. Carl Short told Tim Ahearn, harbor pat rolman, that the engineer misunder stood his Instructions and threw the IE engine Into "full speed ahead" In stead of reverw. Dr. Russell V. DeLong will b the , spokesman at tbe Church of the N&i rene gospel evangel crusade sponsor ed by the young people. The special series In the local church will begin Sunday morning nd conclude Sunday night, April 36. To Contact Camp Capt. William C. 1 Ryan, Capt. Harry May. Jr., Lieut. Philo D. Smith. Lieut. William H. Drlscoll, Lieut. Harold Woods and Lieut. A. Eugene Orr were to leave by motorcar this afternoon for Salem where they are to participate in the contact camp to be held for reserve oflcers this weok-end. W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner 100 INDEPENDENT-NO AFFILIATIONS PHONE 20 r 1 MEM BP MEDFOTID MATT, TRTRUXE. MTSDFOKR OTJEOON'. FTJIDAY. APTJTT, 17. LOOK FOR THE ftm Dr. Kuwll V, DeLong. Sunday, April 30. at 3 p. m., an out standing Christian educational mes sage will be delivered by Dr. DeLong. Dr. DeLong, president of the North west Nazarene college, at Natnpa, Ida.. 1b rated one of the outstanding speak ers of the religious platform today. He Just completed a very successful pre -Easter union convention at Yaki ma, Wash. The young people's musical depart ment of the local church will furnish the special music. Miss Helen Scheel Is the leader of the young people's department. The public la cordially Invited. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., April 17. (AP USDA) HOGS: 400, 332 direct, mar ket alow, mostly steady; good to choice 190-220 lb. weights $10.75$ ft 10 So; 259 lb. butchers 910.35$ 10.35; light lights quotable to 10 25(510.75; few packing sows (8.50; feeder pigs quotable to $10.25$11. CATTLEi 50, 11 direct, calves 25, 24 direct; mostly a cleanup market; scattered sales around steady; good few steers quotable up to $8 and above; fed belfers salable around $6 (7.35; low cutter and cutter cows (2.75(34.50; common to medium grades $4.75 5.50; good beef cows quotable d.75?6.35; bulls $5 5.75; vealers $10 down. SHEEP: 125, 106 direct; few good 115-lb. woo led ewe stead yat (5.50; other classes nominally steady; good spring Iambs salable around (10; choice wooled lambs quotable to (10 or above. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Or.., April 17. (AP) Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Cloe May .8 .84 .84 .84 July .78', .78VJ .78". .7814 Sept. .77 .7714 -77 , -7714 Cain: Big Bend bluestem, 13 per cent. 1J0V4; Big Bend bluwwm. $1.1614; nlrtl mter. 13 per cent, $1.09: dark bard winter, 11 per cent, 97c: olt whit., weatern white, northern spring, hard wlntr and western red, 87c. Oata, No. 9 white, $31.50. Cora: No. 3 E yellow, $30.7S. Mlllrun. $18.00. Today's ear receipt- Wheat, 7; flour, 8; oata. l; bay, 4. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore.. April 17. (AP) BUTTER Printa. A grade. 33c lb. In parchment wrapper, 32c lb.; car tons 33c lb. BPTTERFAT Portland dellray: A grade, delivered at least twice weekly. 33e34c lb.; country meats.' 30&31c lb.: B grade. 33333c lb.: c grade at market. B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Buying price butterfat $as!s. 63V4C pound. EGGS Buying price of wholesal ers: Extras. 18c; standards. 16c; ex tra mediums. 16c; do medium firsts, 18c; under grade. 13c; pullets, 13c dozen. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, potatoes, wool and hay steady and unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, April 17. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close May 84, 1.00 .98i 1.00 July JK)a, .9314 .Ml, 17, Sept .83 .90 !i .88 .89?i CHICAGO. April 17. (AP-USDA) HOGS: 7,000; steady on weights be low 370 lbs.; heavier weights steady to 5 cents lower; pots 10 off late; top (11; bulk 160-370 lbs., (10.75 ell; 270-350 lbs., (10.40-530; 140. 160 lb., 910.40 $.75; sows mostly 9.50 35. CATTLE: 1.000; calves 500; no re liable outlet for the Ugtit steer sup ply; killing quality plain, mostly kinds to sell (7.50?8.35; these car rying bids 2a or more lower; heifers dull, about steady; beat eligible around (7.75; fat cows slow, tending lower; low cutters and cutters little changed; bulls and vealers steady; weighty sausage bulla (6.50; vealers mostly (9 down. SHEEP: 9,000; general market about steady, some early weakneas being quickly recovered: strictly choice wooled lambs unevenly high er; two loads outstanding eolorados (11.40; early bulk choice kinds (11 tit .25, with numerous loads good medium weights at (10.75 ? 11; few clipped lam bs (8.85 m 9.00; wooled Wall St. Report NEW YORK. April 17. AP) Stocks of the oil companies were favored In today's market, as were scattered spe cialties, but the buying Incentive was lacking In other groups. Heaviness of the rails and steels was a retarding factor, although sell ing pressure, generally, was not pro nounced. The close was Lrrfegular. Tbe transfers were around 1,360,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow: . Al. Chem. Ac Dye 197'8 Am. Can 123H Am. & Pgn. Power A. T. & T. Anaconda Atch. T. & 8. r. - 16S 38 -. 808 30 , 59 , 83 - 78 ... 09 ... 19 Curtiss-Wright .......... 63i DuPont - 147B On. Pood ft 87 Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel California Pkg Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler Coml. Solv. . ... Tempting . Again we offer you a week-end special which will prove an exciting: addition to your Sunday Dinner. The flavor is particularly tempting as you will agree when you try Maraschino Cherry and Walnut Cake Rich white butter cake mixed throughout with mara schino cherries and baked in two square layers. Iced with cherry frosting and topped with chopped wal nuts. Sounds good, doesn't it? Saturday Special 49c FrwVV Tolvlg (above), graduate of the Med ford high school now a stu dent In the school of Journalism at the I'nlvrrsUy of Oregon, who was last night elected editor of the Ore gon Emerald, campus dully. Cnhlg was also editor of the Ill-Times, Med- ford high Mihool publication. He has been an outstanding student at Oregon, und last year won national recognition for his high rating In test on contemporary affairs devised by "Time," weekly new tnaguzlne. Gen. Motors Int. Harvest I. T. A: T Johns-Man. .. 67?; 874 154 112 Mont. Ward 434 North Amer. . 28 Penney (J. C.) 77 Philllpst Pt. . 46 Radio Sou. Pac , Std. Brands ............. Std. Oil Cal ...... Std. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Marb. United Aircraft U. S. Steel 124 354 154 434 644 134 85 254 How to make Good Coffeo every time Follow these directions u rea sonable rare and your coffee will slwsys be mellow, delirious . and sparkling clear. l'e a Drip Coffem Maker Ask your grocer to show you the uevi model Schilling Drip Maker. It ii efficient modern j""""" tod Inexpensive PORTLAND. Ore., April 17. ( AP) The rlverboat, Georgia na, plowed a quarter way throiwh the hull of the L'm Schilling Drip Coffem It is specially blended, roasted ano ground (or the modern drip process. two filter Paper They are packed io each tin of, Schilling Drip Coffee. Try this triple alliance of special coffee drip maker and filter paper. The result is delicious! Render Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 1057. . 24 N. Bartlett, next door to Peerless "TO BE ASSURED OF GOOD COFFEE ALWAYS BUY FRESH ROASTED COFFEE De Luxe lb. 33c Royal .lb. 29c Breakfast Cheer. . . . .lb. 26c Superior . lb. 23c Brazilian . ........ .lb. 18c IT IS ICED TEA TIME Orange Pekoe lb. 50c Roasted Peanuts, lb 15c ill Black Fresh DON'T TAKE YOUR NEIGHBORS WORD FOR IT SEE BUY TRY CONVINCE YOURSELF THAT PEERLESS VALUES ARE GREATER SIRLOIN STEAK You'Trr lb. 17c ROLLED RUMP ROAST . . lb. 17y2c NO HONK NO WtSTK VEAL ROAST Jir. lb. 16c RIB BOILING BEEF ..... lb. 9c DILL PICKLES " 4 for 5c COTTAGE BUTTS lb. 28c BACON SQUARES lb. 16c SAUSAGE "Trht lb. 15c BACON very mild .... lb. 27c Pure LARD or SHORTENING 2 lbs. 27c LOCAL SPINACH extra fancy 3 lbs. 10c ASPARAGUS long green . 2 lbs. 11c FRESH LETTUCE 3 heads 10c CAULIFLOWER while it lasts . ea. 9c Phone 20 FOR RELIABLE PHONE SERVICE AND RELIABLE FREE DELIVERY ON ANY SIZE ORDER SEE OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LUNCH GOODS OLIVES, Sun Blest Fancy Quality can 15c CORNED BEEF, Frey Bentos brand . . can 17c SPECIALS while chopping In our htore. There will be new fen turps every week. Wellman's Fancy Peanut Butter 10c-20c-34c Van Camps Pork and Beans 1 1 oz. 5c 1 6 oz. 7c 27 oz.1 Qc Catsup, C.H.B., bottle. 17c Sardines, Imported Cross pack, can. . 10c Beets, Fresh Like, vac. pk. Big value 10c Tomato Juice, 14 oz. can 3 for 20c Campbell's. Special Opener Free Buy TOMATO JUICE and PINEAPPLE JUICE by the GALLON and SAVE. Tomato Juice n7 Pineapple 57$ Clams, Warrington Minced, can. ... .19c Postum Cereal Package 24c Post Toasties 3 packages 25c Minute Tapioca 2 for 25c Schilling Puffers PERCOlATORj Two kinds, percolator & drip 'Vi,'," 1 lb' ?8C For a fragrant, full flavored m ' n 3uP of coffee use Schilling's g can DOC Breakfast Cocoa Bakers h lb. 10c lb. 19c Spaghetti Franco-American 3 for 25c Vienna Sausage can 10c CANDY 10 Plain Mixed Lb. FLOUR Kitchen Queen 49 lb. sack S-49 SWEET CHOCOLATE Guittard A Big Value :....Pound can 25 ORANGE MARMALADE Large 2 pound jar 29 DATES Imported . 2 pound pkg. 230 WHEATIES 2 packages 250 with large pitcher FREE SHRIMP Silver Spray It's Salad Time 2 cans 25c I ft I corn Golden Bantam 2 cans 250 nOVcll UIUD C0RN-Whle Kernel can 140 STRING BEANS Fancy cut.... 2 cans 2U0 TOMATOES Local Solid Pack, No. 2'A can . 2 for 230 PEACHES Dol Monte, No. 1 tall can each 100 PEACHES Royal Club,. Del Monte or Sun Blest, large can each 150" APRICOTS Sun Blenl , can 150 TOILET PAPER Red Feather I for 100 MATCHES carton 100 Fruits & Vegetables Kept Fresh With a Modern Vaporizer System 2 lbs. 1 9c hmssskes George Hartley's Fancy Locals Guaranteed .Not To Be Pithy EXTRA LARGE BUNCHES bunches Qc ASPARAGUS . Extra Fancy Local TOMATOES ... 2 lbs. 19c Fancy Field Grown ONION SETS 3 lbs. 14c RHUBARB ... 3 lbs. 17c Bohncrt's Extra Fancy GRAPEFRUIT Largo Indio Gold Coachcllas 4 for 18, 121 North Central Phone 324 FREE DELIVERY Any Size Order JOIN THE THRONG of SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Wise housewives select their meat cut first, at our market and plan their menu around it Shoulders of 1936 a Spring Lamb lb. 2 RIB BOILING MEAT, lb Qc SWISS STEAK, lb 20c HOME RENDERED LARD, 2 lbs. .... 25c Legs of Pork, lb 20c ALSO FANCY HENS, RABBITS AND FRYERS-FRESH FISH