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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOED MAIL TRIBUNE. "NfEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2, PA'GE THREE LISTEDIN y Baby Beef Calves and Pen of Four Pigs Will Be Sent to Pacific International Stock Show in Portland The 4-H club livestock fair held at :he county fairgrounds Wednesday, September 30, was "Very successful, icoordtng to L. J. Allen, assistant itate club leader and Judge of the exhibits. Much Interest was centered around the baby beef calves and the pen of four pigs which will be exhibited In Portland at the Pacific International next week. The Safeway Stores of Medford pur chased three of the prize-winning baby beef steers, paying extra prem ium prices for them. Mr. Haws, local manager of the stores, stated that he was pleased with the calves and felt that his concern was fortunate in obtaining this high quality meat for their local customers. Following are the exhibitors and prises won: Bogs Breeding Gilt. 1st Norman Smith, Central Point. LAWN RASS AT THE GAME TOMORROW... When you thrill at the sight it SEED "Your ASK US ABOUT FOR YOUR P. S.: Enjoy our competent UNANIMOUS! About the only word we could uae to explain the popularity of our special last week-end. For the sake of variety we rarely repeat a special on successive Saturdays but we do so this week to take care of the dozens of disappointed customers who last Saturday were unable to obtain our Butterscotch Pecan Angel Food If you were lucky and had one last Saturday you'll want another if you were one of the disappointed ones do this 'phone your order right now then you're sure. 44c and Dale Williams, Bellvlew. 3rd Joe McCalllster, Valleyvlew. 4th Charley McCalllster, Valleyvlew. Market Hog. 1st Bob Dunn, Bellvlew. 2nd Marvin Foyer, Ashland, 3rd Melvln Poyer, Ashland. 4th Norman Smith. Central Point. 5th Olive Davis, Central Point. Pen of 4 Utter Mates. 1st Bob Dunn, Bellvlew. 2nd Norman Smith, Central Point. 3rd Melvln Poyer, Bellvlew. 4th Marvin Poyer, Bellvlew. 5th Olive Davis, Central Point. Sheep Yearling Ewe. 1st Melvln Poyer, Bellvlew. Ewe Lamb, let Shirley Angle, Central Point, and Roy Hutchison, Gold Hill. Market Lamb. lrU-MelvIn Poyer, Bellvlew. , Dairy Cattle. (Cow dropped before July 1. 1934) 1st Melvln Poyer. Ashland, and Marvin Poyer, Ashland. Senior Vear Heifer. (Dropped between July 1. 1034 and January 1, 1035) 1st Marvin PoyeT Bellvlew. , Dairy Cattle. (Jr. Tr. heifer, dropped between Jan. 1, 1935 and July 1, 1935) 1st Ernest Lytle, Valleyvlew. and Melvln Poyer, Bellvlew. 3rd Richard Westerberg. Valleyvlew. 4th Vernon McKlnnls. Bellvlew. Senior Calf. (Dropped between July 1, 1935 and January 1. 1936. 1st Marvin Poyer, Bellvlew. and Alfred Richards. Bellvlew. Junior Calf. (Dropped since Jan. 1, 1036) 1st Louise Lytle. Valleyvlew. and Norman Smith, Central Point. 3rd Dale Williams, Bellvlew. 4th Jack Wllllama. Bellvlew. SEED of the new football turf Luxuriantly green, service ably hardy, attractively compact be reminded that the seed mixture used to produce this beautiful grass turf was supplied by the MONARCH & FEED CO. Seedsmen Since 1310" THIS MIXTURE NEW LAWN and complete lawn service 6th Roland Smith, Central Point, Heifer Under One Year, 1st Doris Hunsley, Central Point, and Roy Hutchison. Gold Hill. Fat Steer, Senior. (Dropped before Sept. I) 1st Clayton Charley, Lake Creek, and Merton Bradshaw, Lake Creek. 3rd Lee Damon. Lake Creek. Fat Steer, Junior. (Dropped after Sept. 1. 1935) 1st Wlllard Walch. Lake Creek. 3nd Gordon Stanley. Lake Creek, 4th Robert Damon, Lake Creek. Rabbits Senior Doe. (Nine months old, or over) 1st Ivan Myers. Central Point. ' Junior Doe. (Under six months) 1st Leonard Neglas. Talent. 3nd David Ring. Valleyvlew. Senior Buck. (Nine months or over) 1st Ivan Myera. Central Point. Junior Burk. (Under six months) 1st Leonard Neglas, Talent. Poultry Division II. (One cockrel, a pullets) 1st Roberta Hamlin. Central Point. 3nd Troy Cardln. Medford. Division III. (1 male and I female turkey) 1st Roy Hutchison. Gold Hill. Division IV. (One male, two females, Ducks or Geese) 1st Jack Crawford. Howard. and Dorothy Hunsley. Central Point, Corn Ten Ears. 1st Morton Bradshaw, Lake Creek. 3nd Wlllard Walsh, Lake Creek. 3rd Merton Bradshaw, Lake Creek. 4th Ernest Lytle, V.-.lleyvlew. 5th Bob Damon, Lake Creek, Livestock PORTLAND. Oct. 3. (AP-TJSDA) j HOGS 600; 235 direct; few choice lightweight butchers teady at 10; other weights nominally steady: good to choice 325-260 lb. weights salable around 9.35.50; light lights quot able at $9.25 .50; packing- sows $8 .25; two decks mldwesern feed er pigs unsold; demand narrow, few common lightweight hoiaover ieea era, 7.00. CATTLE 35, 9 direct, calvea. 40, 35 direct; mostly a cleanup market with some sacrifice tales; common to medium grass steera salable around $450 675; week's top graasera $7.50; bulk atocker steers $4.50 5.50; common to medium heif ers salable 4(6; low cutter and cut ter cows 2.50a3.25; common to medium $3.504.35; good beef cows up to 15; bulls mostly C4.50ft6.25; good to choice veslera salable around 89; heavy calves weak. . SHEEP 150; 94 direct, market nominally steady; good fat lambs salable around 7.25 .50; good to choice ewes $3(3-45. CHICAGO, Oct 3. (AP-USDA) HOGS 6000; steady to 10c higher on weights above 150 lbs.; top, $10.50 sparingly; bulk better 190 to 240 Ibs., $10.2010.40; weights below 140 lbs, weak to unevenly lower; sows, 59l0c higher; better kinds, mostly $9.0019.40. CATTLE 2000, calves 60; very lit tle beef In -run; market generally steady; best weighty steers, $9.50; light steers, $10.25; yearlings In odd lots up to $-0.50; she-stock mainly common grade; cutter cows at $3.75 (34.50, and cuttery and common heifers at $4.25r4.50; bulla fully steady at at $5.85. down; vealers, weak to $10.00 down, mostly $9.50 down; stock er and feeder trade slow, steady, with sizeable supply In sec ond hands; bulk, $500 6.26. SHEEP 13,000; fat lambs slow; weak to 25c lower; natives, $9.00 r 9.25 to all Interests; most westerns eligible around $9.00; sheep steady; ewes, $3.00 3.50, according to kind, feeding lambs scarce, little changed; load plain around 63-lb. averages out of second hands, $7.00. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2 (AP-USDA HOGS: 350. direct 90 Mostly steady. 110 head 190 lb Cal ifornia butchers 910.80; part load 16S .lb. weights $10.80: moderately sorted: packing sows absent, quoted 17.25 a 8. CATTLE 300; direct 90. All classes In light supply, generally steedy; load good 1130 lb. fed steera 17.63; load 1060 lb. California steers off beet tops S7.25: load cutters 760 lb. range cows $3.75; sorted 10 bead $3.23; bulls absent quoted - mostly IS.60 down. CALVES 145. all direct. Nominal. Late Thursday part-load medium good veslera $8.50; few plain calves $6.50. SHEEP 1.100, direct 640. Lambs mostly stesdy at week's decline, half deck medium-good 68 lb. California wooled lambs 18; four decks 73 lb. mostly medium-low good Nevada wooled lambs $8; sorted 30 percent, $7; other cissies absent, ewes nom inally quoted up to around $3.25. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. Oct. 3 (AP) Wheat: Open High Low Close Deo. . 1.131, 1.14V, 1.12', l,MH May 1.13V4 1.13"', UOti 1.12 July 58 St't J)t .98',, Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 2, (AP) Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Close May .96 Vi SS .96 6', Dec. ii'f, 4)6V, Si'A ,95"j Cash wheat: Big Bend blueatem, hard win ter (13 pet.) 1.0S54 . 11714 . 1.05K . 1.06H . w, . !4 Dark hard winter (13 pet.). Do (13 pet.) . Do (11 pet.) Soft white, western white. Hard winter -... Western red oste No. 2 white. $30; grsy. $39. Speaks Tonight HI shop Kriuln F. I (above) of Singapore, who will spcuk tills even ing at the First Methodist church on "America's New ChiilleiiRlnu Fron tiers," Dr. P. W. Keys of Inhmm bane, Portuguese 8. E, ATrlco, will speak at both the Epuortli League services and the worship service of the church Sunday evening. Barley No. 2, 45 lb., $33.50 Corn No. 2 eastern yellow, ship. $49.50: Argentine, $38; mlllrun stan dard, $28 Today's car receipts; Wheat, 10; bar.dy, 11; flour, 0; oats, 5; hay, 3. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Oct. 3. (AP) Butter prints, A grade, 37c lb. In parch ment wrappers, 38c lb. In cartons: B grade, parchment wrappers, 36'c lb.; cartons, 37 o lb. BUTTERPAT (Portland delivery. general price) A grade, delivered at least twice weekly 38', (41'c lb.; country routes, 36 (3391,4 c lb.; B grade, 3639VaC lb.; C grade at mar ket. B GRADE CREAM FOR MARKET Buying price butterfat basis, 63c. EGGS Buying price by whole salers; Extras, 31c doz.; standards, 25c doz.; extra medium, 23c doz.; low medium firsts, 18c doz.; undergrade, 16c doz.; pullets, 12 16c doz.; pee wees, So dozen. Cheese, country meats, live poultry, potatoes, onions, cantaloupes, wool, hay, steady, unchanged. Wall St. Report KEW YORK, Oct. 3. (AP) A last rallying atock market today boosted leading Issues fraction, to more than 3 points, many to new tops Tor the past six yenra. We Make Every Cent Count by giving yon the HENS OR Fresh Dressed ROASTERS "'"-r ID- I U 2C STEAKS lb, 19c PICNICS lb.22V2C BACON SQ. S,. lb. 16c SHORTENING 48 lb. tin S5.33 Quality ounrantccd. A Real Value Specials On Young, Fancy Mutton CHOPS, rib or loin cuts . . : . . 2 lbs. 29c Legs, lb.. . . .14c Shoulders, lb. lHc BOILING BEEF ,. Q or VEAL STEW In Uc GROUND BEEF All Href SAUSAGE lb. 15c BOSTON BUTTS lb. 29c PURE LARD 2 lb. 25c Potatoes Onions 10 lb. pkg. Klamath Potatoes 17c 10 lbs. Sweet Spanish Onions. . ... .17c SPECIAL LOW PRICE ON LARGER QUANTITIES LOCAL SPINACH lb. 5c CAULIFLOWER - 2 lb. 25c CELERY 2 for 13c PARSNIPS - 3 lb. 10c Lessening of tension over the slash' Ing of gold bloo currencies, coupled with the signs of further progress In domestlo Industry, 'provided buying Inspiration. Transfers approximated ,600,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 31 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem ti Dye Am. Can 133 14 Am. & Fgn. Pow. v: A. T. ti T. 115 Anaconda Atch. T. tl 8. r 80 T, 81' 31 U 71 ', 30 62 135 W, 163 40, nor, 86 13 131 40 M 31?i 93 43, H' 45 U 15 U 36 61 i 13 67 2Bi 73 Bendlx Avla - Beth. Steel California Pack'g. Caterpillar Tract. . Chrysler . Coml. Solv. ........ DuPont . Oen. Po dos. ......... Gen. Mot Int. Harvest. I. T. tl T. Johns-Man. - Monty Ward North Amer Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac - Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. OH N. J Trans. Amer .. - Union Carb Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel JURORS LISTED Trial jurors selected for the south ern Oregon term of the federal court. Federal Judge Jamea A. McPee pre- ; siding, and starting next Tuesday, j October 6, are as follows: Jackson county: John Cupp, Med ford; William Bruin, Talent: John w Rliln Central Point: Fred E. Oravelle, Jacksonville; Fred D. Oren- brenner, Aahland; James Horsey. Asn- land: George W. Howard, Meaioru, .m a. Miksche. Medford: Earl R. Isaacs, Ashland; Alfred O. Mlttel- staedt, Eagle Point: Harold zundei, Lake Creek; William O'Hara. Medford, and Ralph Q. Bardwell, Medford. Josephine county: Wllford Allen. Will O. Anderson, O. H. Baldwin, A. 8. Barnes, Henry Bartlett. J. M. nrsnn-nmba. E. P. Bureau, Summer Chaee, N. W. Cole, T. M. Cotter, Henry Darnlelle, W. F. Orlffln, aeorge a. Hamilton, A. M. Heston, W. D Hol inH. o. A. Hoxle. Fred O. Isliam. Tom Llnkhart, W L. Lonlgan, all of Grants Pass; John H. minay, iaau ma: H. E. Dudley, Wolf Creek: Jonas Fattlz. Kerby: L. B. Hearing, Kerby; and O. J. Howard, Kerby. SAINT ANN'S ALTAR SOCIETY will give ft Chicken Dlnm Sunday afternoon, serving from 1 to S at parish hall. Dinner 60c. most for your money 2 lb. 25c Fresh (1 round KIWANIANS TAKE SILVER PELICAN A silver pelican, the traveling tro phy put up by the Klamath Falls Klwnnls club, was yesterday won by a delegation of Medford Klwanlans for the first time, with Jack Fowler, Albert Pucner and Everett Faber turning In 314 man-miles for the trophy. The silver pelican, on display at the chamber of commerce building here, will remain in Medford's posses sion for 60 days, whn It will bo re turned to Klamath Falls, unless some other club sends enough delegates to a Medford meeting total more than With the Valloy Trade is the Valley Made Be Wise Buy Wise Economize at Holloway's Reliable Grocery W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner 100 Independent No Affiliations PHONE 20 CRISCO With glnss PINEAPPLE WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF HEINZ QUALITY SOUPS TOMATO JUICE, Van Camps, 10J oz. can. .4 for 25c ITALIAN PRUNES, new crop. 3 pounds 25c WHITE ROVER DOG FOOD ,:. .3 cans 27c REINDEER MEAT is again on the markot, Bond in 6 labels and receive ' ' 7 dog identification tag FREE Tomato Catsup, Heinz, bottle . .19c Baby Lima Beans, 3 lbs. ....... 25c SALMON, Alaska SUGAR PURE CANE 101b. sack 62c STRING BEANS, Parkdale standard pack. ... .....2 cans 25c SPAGHETTI, "Chef's Choice", 10i oz. can 3 for 25c PINEAPPLE JUICE, large 46 oz. can .27c LUNCH MEAT, Libby, size 6 for 25c; i size. . .,3 for 25c Peas, Meco .2 cans 25c j Hills Coffee, lb. can 27c P. & Beans, No. 300, 3 for 25c Sugar, 100 lb. sack $5.39 FLOUR QUALITY THE Tomatoes For Canning In L. A. Lugs Artichokes Fancy 3 Celery Fancy Rose City 2 the 314 man-miles registered yester day by the trio of locals. Tlie trophy has been all over Ore gon and parts of Washington on Its unusual Journey. .0.0. F. Canton Siskiyou and Ladles Auxtl- ; lary. No. 16. Patriarchs Militant, I. O. O. F., will hold a special supper In the dining hall of the I. O. O. F. lodge quarters on West Sixth street Saturday evening at 6:30, it was an nounced today A regular meeting will follow the dinner, with Patriarchs Militant de grees to be conferred on incoming members from Medford and Klamath iren& uip lb. can 63c mixing bowl FREE GEMS "The pick of the pack" 3 WHITE KING Large package . .31c Ask us about Scissor Deal. We redeem White King Coupons lite King Toilet Red Sockeye, No. 1 K HRAPFFRIIIT FANCY ROYAL CLUB FRUIT FOR COCKTAIL f r Sunblest, 8 oz. can ........ 3 f or L J c STRING BEANS y "FULLY Kitchen Queen FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SEASON'S FRESHEST AND 30 Potatoes Klamath No. 1 25 lb. bags Grapefruit Florida, AO size 23 for 15- Cauliflower for Falls. A large number of officers, chevaliers and ladles will be present from Canton Crater No. 7, at Klam ath Falls. A large gathering of members la anticipated. Schilling PUREVNILLA. retains its delicate flavor fi in all DESSERTS 9 O Take your pick of a harvest of sav ings. Fresh packed, new crop menu treats just received. Every counter and shelf is filled with the kind of foods you will want to serve through the Fall and Winter. CALL 20 FOR FREE DELIVERY E x p e r i e n ced order clerks ready to serve you at all times. large can 19c Soap, 4 bars .... 19c tall can. .22c 9 7Q,- 2 cans 29c RIPE" fancy cut $159 40 lb, sack BEST 49- 15 2 for 25 2 for