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FIRE DAMAGES ROOF
LOIR LANE HOME
fir aarly thla afternoon destroyed
one-half tha roof of tha tiro-story
naldence on South Loiter Lane be
longing to John Blaaa and rented to
J. W. Terwllllgar. Quick action by th
city fire department halted the blaze,
alter Si gallons of chemical, had been
uwd.
The fire started at aeveral different
apota on the roof, and was probably
caused by a defective flue, the fire
department reported.
The blaze was discovered by neigh
bora, who sent In the alarm at 1:20.
The city's flre-flghtlng aparetus was
back In the station at 1:55.
More than 55.000 persons arrive
and depart by train from the na
tional capital In one day. Passen
ger trains arrive and depart on an
average of one every six minutes.
Livestock
Portland.
PORTLAJfD, Ore.. June 38.-HAP-USDA
Hogs 800. Including 330 di
rect, market active, 3ft cents higher,
good -choice light weights up to
11.35; 330-350 lb.. 10.50 10.75;
light light. 10A0 10.75; packing
sots, 8; feeder pigs, 10.
CATTLE 300, Including 155 direct;
calves 100, Including 67 direct; mar
ket - slow, but steady; no good ted
steers offered; quotable up to $10
and above; grassy saleable 6 8.50;
week's best grassers, 90.50; grassy
heifers, $5.50 $7.50, and above few
tow cutter and cutter 3.766.00;
common-medium beef cows. 5.50 3
6.75; bulls, 65.75g6.35; vealers saleable-
66.50; common-medium, 653 7.
SHEEP 450, Including 408 direct;
market steady; mostly nominal; few
common 70-lb. spring lambs, - 66-35;
good 610.00; yearlings saleable 65 ft
6 50; fat ewes, 63.50.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, June 35. ai Orsln:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
July 1.094 l.ia 1.004 1.1J
8ept. .103 1.08 1.03 1.05V
Cash Wheat: Big Bend bluestem
b.w 13 pot. 1.I64: dark bard winter.
13 pet. 1.314; la pet. 1 J3ij: 11 pet.
1.174: soft white snd western white
1.174; hard flnter 1.154: western
red 1.164.
Oats. No. 3 white. 33.50: gray. 33.50.
Barley, No. 3 45 -lb. b.w. 38.00. .
Corn, Argentine 43.00. '
Mlllrun standard 31.00.
Today's Car Receipts: ' Wheat 44:
flour 11.
ROXY ANN
Confectionary
IS N. Central, Phone 914
New and Good
Double Toasted
Butter. Pecan
SUNDAE
15c
ALWAYS
ICE
CREAM
15cpt.-29cqt.
14 Butterfat
The best in town people say
SPECIAL
Fresh Strawberry
ICECREAM
Made from Ditsworth berries
OUR FOUNTAIN
SERVES THE BEST
South San Francisco
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 35.
(Ap-U.3. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 300. di
rect 65. Butchers 10 higher, bulk
185-230 Callfornlas 11.75-35. odd head
; lighter weights and medium butchers
sorted out 11.35-80, package 333
1 weights 11.60: lew packing sows 8.00.
j good quoted fl .35.
I Cattle, 100. direct 65: holdovers 35.
Market nominal, odd head medium
j grass steers 8.50-8.36, odd head 835
I feeder steers 6.50: good grass cows
j quoted 6.00-75, medium eligible down
' to 4.50. low-cutters-cutters quoted
1 3.00-4.00: few common-medium bulls
I 4.00-5.25. good weighty quoted up to
1 6.00. Calves: none, nominal; good
! choice vealers quoted 8.50-fl.SO.
j . Sheep: None; holdovers 330, clesn
up trade mostly steady, package good
64 lb. California wooled spring lambs
J 0.50, sorted 13 head meadlum 8.50;
package common 57 lb. weights 7.00:
deck 60 feeding lambs 8.00. sorted 35
per cent 7.00; shorn slaughter ewes
quoted 3.00 down; late Thursday, two
' decks medium-good 73 lb. shorn
i spring lambs 8.25.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO. June 25. (AP-TJSDA)
HOOS 7.000; market opening 10-20
Iileher than Thursday's average; clos
ed with advance lost on butchers
! from 240 lbs. up and packing sows;
lighter felghts In good demand sold
early; bulk good and choice 20-240
lbs. 11.78-12.00: top 13.10; 340-300
lbs. 11.60-90.
CATTLE 3.000, calves 500; steady
: trade on few small lota fed steers
and yearlings at 11.0-13.50; common
and medium grassers of value to sell
downward from 10.50 without reliable
j outlet; demand narrow and market
unevenly weak to 25 lower with pros
I pectf Incomplete clearcnce: most cut-
ter cows 5.50 down: beef grades usu-
ally 6.00-7.25. : ' . .
SHEEP 6.000; active: spring lambs
strong to 25 higher; yearlings steady
; to strong.
CHICAGO. June 35. (API Au
thoritative reports that western Can
ada faced the poorest crop prospect
In years rushed Chicago wheat prloes
up nearly 4 centa a bushel late to
day. (wheat) Open High Low Close
July 1.13'i 1.16i 1.12'i 1.I64
Sept. 1.14 1.174 1.134 UH
Dec. 1.154 M!4 113 1.14
Wall St. Report
Sou.- Pac. .
Sid. Brands
St. Ou Cal.
St. OU K. J.
Trans. Amsr. .
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft .
U. S. Steel
44
11H
404
, 68 ,
. 18
864
I
374
98 u
- San Franrlsro. Butter.
SAM FRANCISCO. June 35. (TV
Butter score 92-53 , 91-314; 90-31:
89-39. '
SACRAMENTO, June 33. (IP)
Churning cresm butterfat, first
grade 37; second grade 35.
TO
KEW YORK, June 25. (AP)
Selling in rails Helped steer the stock
market off the- bullish track today
and numerous losses running up to
about S points were registered In
thin trading.
The market veered to th down
side after a previous slow advance
had carried Into early dealings. PeseU
mlsm over rail profits seemed to hare
been generated chiefly by May earn
ing figures.
Metal shares suffered from Treek
end profit taking while the financial
district tried to make out the mean
tng of latest maneuvers in the steel
strikes end among the chief Euro
pean powers Interested In the Span
ish conflict.
Transfers appproxl mated 500,000
shares.
Today's closing prices for 33 sel
ected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. Ai Dye . 318
Am. Can .. 9314
Am. & Pgn, Pow ... 74
A. T. & T 1031,
Anaconda 62
Atch. .T. Ac 8. P. . 76i
Bendlx Avla qva
Beth. Steel 83
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. June 25. (AP) 'But
ter prints, A grad. 34c lb. In parch
ment wrappers, 35c In cartons; B
grade 33c In parchment wrappers; 34c
In cartons.
Butterfat (Portland delivery, buy
ing price) A grade 33-33 ic lb.
country stations; A grade, 31-31', fee
lb.; B grade l'ic less; C grade 6c less.
Egs Buying price by wholesalers:
Extras, 20c; standard 17c; medium
16c; medium firsts 15c; undergrades
14c dozen.
Cheese, country meats and live
poultry unchanged.
VARIETY
ia it tbe spice of life, 'tis said, so here it is
Orange Logs Cherry Logs
Banana Logs
made with real fruits, each delicious in their
own way and nice for any occasion. Large
25c size for
23c
And here is a brand new and extra good Coffee
Cake
Amsterdam Coffee Cake
Loaf
new in shape, new in goodness cinnamon sug
ar and citrus fruits rolled in, and topped with
real Streuscl. Try it sliced and toasted. 15c each
or
2 for 25c
Any of the above specials will he nice for the
week-end outing. And let us furnish you with
your other outing needs.
Vou will enjoy our daily bread specials one
new and different kind of bread for each day
in the week Monday, SOUTHERN CORN
BREAD; Tuesday, CINNAMON BREAD; Wed
nesday, RAISIN DATE NUT BREAD; Thurs
day, COVERED WAGON BREAD; Friday, real
German PUMPERNICKEL (sliced); Saturday,
PIMIENT0 CHEESE BREAD. Keep this list
and ask your grocer each day for Fluhrers spe
cial bread.
Between 300 and 400 Norsemen of !
southern Oregon are expected to at- !
tend the annual Scandinavian picnic j
scheduled for Sunday at 11 a. m. in j
Helman's park in Ashland. Grants :
Pass, Ashland, Med ford and Klamath
Palls will be represented.
A. H. Banwell of this city Is to be
the principal speaker and other ad
dresses are scheduled. A varied pro
gram of muale, dances, games, con
tests, swimming and other features
la planned for the day.
A special farewell is to be extend
ed to Dr. and Mrs. P. O. Swedenburg
of Ashland, who are to sail next
month for a visit In Sweden. '
Prank Anderson and John Nansen
are Medford chairmen for the event.
Mrs. K. A. Wood of Ashland Is to be
In charge of musical numbers, which
will Include presentation of a Klam
ath Palls orchestra.
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
Coml. Solv
Curttss-Wright
DuPont
Oen. Elec, ...........
Oen. Foods
Oen. Mot. .....
Int. Harvest.
I. T. & T
Johns-Man
.. 89
..loo
- 1314
- 5
.153
.. 63 a;
- 37H
- 50 aB
-.107 1;
10
..120
Monty Ward 54
North Amer 23
Penney (J. C.) 87
Phillips Pet 54
Radio 8-i
Weather Handicaps
Business For Week
PORTLAND. June 35. ( AP ) Low
temperature and rain at the start
of the week hampered retail busi
ness; but an upward swing was noted
toward the close, Dun and Bradstreet
said today In a weekly review of
business conditions. ;
Tourist travel aided In sending the
average' Incrcaae to '15 to 30 per
cent more than a year ago.
Manufacturers on women's ready
to wear reported working their plants
and employing additional salesmen.
Zane Grey Arrives
For Umpqua Fishing
ROSEBURO, ' Ore.. June 36. (AP)
Zane Grey, noted author and
sportsman, arrived In Roseburg last
night from Los Angeles and left this 1
morning for his summer camp at
Williams creek on the North Umpqua
river. Mr. Grey has spent the past
four summers fishing for North
Umpqua steel heads. His younger son.
Loren. arrived two weeks ago with
an advance party, which set up the
large camp.
40 Advance styles for Pall. Priced
at Spring prices until July 8. Gus
the Tailor, 130 North Central.
Under New Ownership
It's What You Save
that counts, and you can save at the Peerless every
day. So it will pay you well to step off the main
street or call 603 and we will deliver any size order
free.
VEAL ROAST
hou!der Cats
Milk Fed Ti
lb. 15c
BACON
Medium Weight
lb. 28c
RIB STEAK
Toanjr, Tender
Beef
lb. 21c
VEAL STEAK
Shoulder
Cuts
lb. 17c
BONED & TIED HAMS lb. 33c
Mild Tender Conienient No Waits
MUTTON SPECIALS
Leg lb. 19c Stew 2 lbs. 15c
Shoulder Roast .lb. 14c
Loin or Rib Chops. ......... .Ib. 17c
FRESH FRUITS snd VEGETABLES
New Potatoes .10 lbs. 17c
HAFTER IONO WHITE
Cucumbers, fey. long green. . . .3 for 10c
Lettuce, Ig. solid heads 3 for 10c
Tomatoes, for slicing, Ig. basket. . . 15c
Watermelons, guaranteed ripe. . .lb. 2Jc
Cantaloupes, Ig. jumbo. 3 for 25c
New Squash, Summer or Italian, 3 lb. 10c
New Onions 7 lbs. 15c
WHITE WAX, TORPEDO. ITI.M
Local Rhubarb, ex. fancy 3 lb. 10c
Pie Cherries, large basket , 25c
FANCY "MAT nrKFV'
Peaches, Plums, Apricots, lg. basket 20c
Bunch Vegetables, fey. Ig. bun., 3 for 10c
gJaWSfa
WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE BE WISE BUY WISE AKD ECONOMIZE AT
Holieway's Reliable Grocery
W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner. 100' Independent, No Affiliations
aaa I .n.li.i l. aaaa aMaa
PHONE 20
LAST CALL FOR
Ditsworth Strawberries
Quality Unsurpassed!
HURRY I THESE TINE BERRIES
WILL SOON BE GONE!
Phone 20 for Free Delivery Service
See Our Large Assortment of Lunch and
PICNIC FOODS
SHASTA COFFEE
Lb. can 25c 2 Ib. can 49c
llSttluaWUll
25
Graham Flour
Whole Wheat Flour
Pastry or
Crown Best Patent
Pancake and
Waffle Flour
PRODUCTS
10 Ib. sack
49c
Kitchen Queen Flour, 49 lb. . .SI. 69
SOAPS
OXYDOL, 2 packages . . 45c
P & G Ldry Soap . 7 bars 25c
Guest Ivory 12 bars 55c
Toilet Tissue
1000 Sheet Rolls
4 for 25c
JELLO
3 pkgs 1 7c
SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT!
"World Over" Imported Spanish
GREEN OLIVES
A touch of garlic and dill give them a flavor you will
not forget
Quart Jar 69c
Wax Paper . . . .2 rolls 15c
Pork & Beans . .', . .2 cans 25
Large 27 oj. Can
Peanut Butter . lb. jar 19c
Royal Club .
Deviled Ham ; , . . . ;2 cans 25c
College Inn
..,'. ...
Rice Dinner . . . . . 2 cans 25c
' College Inn
Chicken Ravioli, sm., 3 for 25c
Large size ....... .2 for 25c
Chipped Beef . . . . . .lg. jar 28c
Corned or Roast Beef, can 19c
j Krispie Crackers . 2 lb. box 29c
Whole Wheat
FIG BARS
21b.pkg.25c
Schilling
Baking Pwdr.
12 oz. can . .27c
2Hi lb. can . ,79c
PICKLE SIPEOALS
HI
C. II. B. 6V2 oz.
Relish, Sour, Sweet
Cross Cut or Dill
2 Eos 25c
Century, Packed by S. & W.
Dills, Ig. 25 oz. jar 19c
Sweet or Sweet Mixed
Qt. 29c, 12ozl8c
BEST FOODS
Bread and Butter
Pickles 2 for 29c
1
Bananas lb. 5c
Fancy firm
Lemons . . doz. 29c
Sunkiat 360 BIm
Tomatoes 3 lbs. 25c
Pierce 'i Fancy Hothouu
Cucumbers each 5c
Pierce' Fancy Hothouu -All
Fruits and Vegetables in Season
c
CUTTY RHEA'S1 MAMSBtfT
121 North Central
You'll Want Plenty of Good Lunch Meats for Your Picnic
It can't be just any kind it must bo good meat for the Sandwiches you take on your picnio outing. So,
come to the City Market and get the best.
Veal Roast . . Ib. 15c
Pork Roast . . Ib. 18c
Shoulder
Spare Ribs . . Ib. 18c
Back Bones . lb. 12c
Short Ribs . . lb. 15c
Steer Beef
Pure Lard . 2 lb. 25c
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