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JUDGE IS SPECIALIST
ST. LOUIS (fry a ten-minute edu
cstlonet lecture goes with the tine
assessed traffic violators by City Judge
E. M. Ruddy.
First offenders often are released
with Just the lecture.
"Moat humsns are prone to lay the
responsibility upon the other fllow."
he tells the violators, "but bear in
mind you are the other fellow to the
other motorist."
Judge Ruddy estimates he will de
liver 00.000 "lectures the nexl year.
)
Livestock
Portland
PORTLAND, Dec. 3. (AP-USDA)
HOGS 050 Including SO direct; mar
ket active, fully steady; good to
choice 165 to 210-lb. driven!, $8.10$
8.25; one load 205 -lb. (8.35: sorted
230 to 280 lbs., 7.60r?8.00; few light
lights, $7.50 7.75; packing sows,
$6.00 3 6.50; feeder pigs, $7.25 3 7.50.
CATTELE 500 Including 7 direct,
calves 75 Including 24 direct; market
active, fully steady In most classes,
lower grade cows closing slow; few
part-loads medium to good steers,
$7.50 8.50, common $5.50 (a 6.60; cut
ters, $5.00 downward; few loads me
dium to good heifers, $6.50 ? 7.00;
common downward to $4.50; cutters
downward to $3.75; low cutter and
cutter cows, $2.50 3.50; common to
medium, $3.75(34.75; good beef cows.
$5.00 a 5.50; mixed cows and heifers,
upward to $6.00; bulls slow, scat
tered sales $4.004.75; good to choice
vaelers, $7.00(3 8.00; common to me
dium, $4.00(3 0.00.
SHEEP 600 Including 149 direct:
load choice fed lambs unsold, held
strong above $8.60; few medium 25
to 50 cents higher for two days,
mostly $7.007.50; yearlings iteady.
$5.50 iff 6.50; few wethers, $4.005.00;
medium ewes, $3.25.
South San Francisco.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3.
(AP-USDA) HogB 1000; mostly
steady with Wednesday, although top
10 cents lower: top and bulk good
to choice 170-230 lb. butchers, $9.00:
light lights, $8.50; $7.507.25.
CATTLE 150; light supply: three
cars medium to low-good, 1141 lb.
Idaho fed steers stronger at $8.60;
light fed steers quoted around $8.76;
heifers absent; common range cows
$4.25(9-6.00: low cutters and cutters.
$3(3 4; bulls. $4.75o 5.50.-
CALVES 60; vealers quoted $9.50
11.00.
SHEEP 25; all classes quoted nom
inally steady; medium pelt lambs,
$8.00; good around 70-85 lb. wooied
lambs quoted largely $9.009.25;
ewes, $3.25 down.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2. (AP-USDA)
Hogs 20,000; top, $8.50; bulk good
and choice 150-200 lbs., $8.40-50;
210-250 lbs., $8.30-45; sows 10c higher
at $7.25-60.
CATTLE, 4500; calves, 1000; very
slow on steers and yearlings; under
tone weak at Wednesday's decline;
choice steers, $8.5011.75, but hardly
enough done to make a market; cut
ter grade cows steady at $3,504.50;
bulls and vealers steady; best $7.00
7.25; vealers $11 down; replacement
cattle steady at $6.75 mostly.
SHEEP 6000; fat lambs slow; bids
and sales around steady to 25c lower;
few sales good and choice lambs up
ward to $9.00 a 9.25; yearlings steady
at $8.258.40; sheep weak to lower;
ewes downward from $4.50; feeding
lambs scarce.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Dec. 2. (AP) But
terPrints: A grade. 37140 lb. in
parchment wrappers. 38Vic lb. In
cartons: B grade. 364c lb. In parch
ment wrappers, 374e lb. In cartons.
BUTTERPAT (Portland delivery,
buying price) A grade, 371, 38c lb.,
country station; A grade, 35HU36C
lb.; B grade. 3c lb. leas; c grade, 8c
lew.
EGOB Buying price by whole
salers: Extras. 34c; standards. 3lc;
firsts. 18c; medium extras, 18c; me
dium firsts, 14c; small extras, 14c:
undergrades 14c dozen.
LIVE POULTRY Buying price:
Leghorn broilers. 1 to 3 lbs., 30
31c lb.; colored springs. 3 to 3 4
lbs, lB18c lb.: over 3i lbs., 189
19c lb.; leghorn hens, under 34 lbs.,
11 12c lb.; over 34 lbs.. 1314c:
colored hens, 4 to 5 lbs., 173 18c lb.;
over S lbs., 17918c lb.; No. 3 grade.
3o less.
Cheese, country meata and turkeys
unchanged.
Potatoes, onions, wool, hay, unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 3. (API
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May ..... .85 .85 .85 .85
Dec 84 J .84 .84 .84 ,
Caah Oats, No. 3 white 34.00: oats.
No. 3 gray, 38.00: barley. No. 3. 45
lb., bw 37.00; corn. No. 3 eastern
yellow ship., 37.35; mlllrun standard,
20.50.
Today's car recelpta: Wheat, 73;
barley, 1: flour, 11; oats, 4; hay, 4.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Dec. 3. (AP) Stimu
lated by reports of Increasingly se
vere crop damage In Argentina, Chi
cago wheat prices rose nearly 3 cents
a bushel today.
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Dec. 92'h .94V4 .9214 04!.
May a .93', .91 li .02'i
July 861, .87J4 .Mlt 86'i
San Francisco Butter
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3. (AP
USDA) Butter unchanged.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 3. (P) Churn
cream butterfat: First grade 4214;
second grade 38.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2. (ypj Net
prlcea paid producers for turkeys de
livered San Francisco. Dressed, loose,
young toms, under 17 lbs., 22-23; 17
lbs., and up. 22-23; young hens, all
sizes, 2414-25.
The American soda fountain Is
becoming popular In Canada, South
America and Australia.
oTfinow mjtss- vca tell window
glass and will replace your orokeo
windows reasonably, rrowonaga tjao
met Works.
A Muffin a Day Keeps
Cathartics Away
If you suffer from common
constipation here's good news for
you. One good-sized muffin every
day,- made with Kcllogg's All
Bran, will keep you "REGULAR."
All-Bran puts two of Nature's
own laxatives back In your diet.
Instead of over-stimulating your
Intestines, It gives them things
they need. First, "bulk" All
Bran absorbs water and softens
like a. sponge. This water-softened
mass aids elimination. Second,
vitamin "B," the amazing vita
min that tones up your Intestinal
tract.
Kcllogg's All-Bran Is a crunchy,
toasted cereal. Eat it with milk or
cream and fruits or in muffins.
But however you eat It, use It
aluuuajuji ; eab two muie- i
spoons of All-Bran and drink
plenty oi water, li you ao mis .
every day you can avoid common
constipation and cathartics, too! ,
Every grocer sells All-Bran. Made
by Kenogg in Battle unes.
VI!
CARLOAD OF
COTTONSEED
CAKE -
just unloaded. Special low prices now
prevailing by virtue of our carlot pur
chase. Buy now and save. -
215
Per
100
LESS THAN
10 SACK LOTS
Per
100
10 SACK LOTS
FOR TASH
THESE ARE R0CK-B0TT0M PRICES.
YOUR SUPPLY NOW.
LAY IN
KM!) IV HAT PROrESSOR F..B. MORRISON, HMO OF
THE ANIMAL HISBANDRV DEPARTMENT AT CORNELL
' I NITERS1TY. HAS TO SAY REOARMNO rOTTONSEEIl
MEAL:
"The protein of mttonneed meal l of rood quslltr to tupplemmt
the cereal grains In feedln rattle, sheep, swine and pollllff."
"Cnitnneert meal la one of the richest feed In phmphnrut and Is
therefore valuable for dairy rows, supplying needed phosphorn
mineral." ,
"Cottnnerrt meal tends to produce hard body fat and alo milk
fat of a hllh-mrlllnt point. Cottonwd meal or cake l ned more
rtenslel lor rattle than any of the other protein upplement.
I nttonvnl meal ma alo be ued Mtlsfarlnrlly In a ronrentrnte
mixture for ralie.
nlinneed meal Is one of the mnt aldelt ned protein snpplr
inenu for dairy rnav When mtloneed meal Is added to a ration
deficient In protein, earn 100 lh. will umisIIj equal In value 2.HI
to son lb", of corn or other grain, prmlded thai no more rotton
crd mral l led than Is needed lo nalanre the ration."
sheep Sire rake,
pea lre pellet,
or meal.
Balartr up
tout grain
ration with
rnttnnti1 Putt
Select your Christmas gifts
early and use our easy lay
away plan.
$1.00
MEN'S
SOCKS
This year give him 3 pairs of the fara
3us Shaw Knit box. With a written
guarantee to wear three month.
Box. of
3 pairs
MEN'S SCARFS
dozens to select from, the best seller
ire novelty wools, priced, at
98c
MEN'S TIES
Hundreds of ties are waiting for your
selection. Three price groups
25c, 48c, $1.00
MEN'S GLOVES
Fine showing of the season's best
sellers priced at
$1.25 to $2.45
MEN'S ROBES
Men's fine cotton robes extra heavy
robes that will give months of wear.
$4.35
WOOL ROBES
100 flannel robes all the wanted
shades with contrasting trims.
$5.85
MEN'S PAJAMAS
Made of the famous Fruit of the Loom
cloth. Slip-over and coat styles
$1.95
Men's Sateen Pajamas
$2.98
Men's Silk Pajamas
$4.85
MEN'S SHIRTS
E. & W. Shirts fancy madras, fine
' broadcloth
$1.95
AYWON SHIRTS
America's greatest shirt value shown
in a large assortment of fancy broad
cloths. Full cut and well made. Non
wilt collars; all sizes
98c
LUGGAGE
Every man or lady is thrilled with a
new piece of luggage. Now on display
over 100 pieces of new luggage.
COW HIDE GLADSTONES
$6.85 to $19.95
HAND TRUNKS
$2.98 to $5.85
OVERNIGHT CASES
$1.48 to $6.95
FITTED OVERNIGHT CASES
$5.95 to $14.85
HAT BOXES
$5.35 to $14.85
F0RTNIGKTER3
$11.85 to $19.95
THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE
The Boy Scouts, Oirl Scouts,
and Cubs official uniforms.
We are the authorized dealer
for Jackson county and have
a complete showing for the
Scouts and Cubs
not-
fa
GIVE GIFTS TO WEAR
And Select Them at the
M. M. DEPT. STORE
Where You Pay Less and Dress Better
Every department is crowded with wanted gifts for
Mother, Father, Brother, Sister, and Friends. Gifts to
wear Will be enjoyed for months to come.
Our Ready-to-Wear Department
is offering hundreds of lovely garments that make ideal
gifts at greatly reduced prices.
COATS and SUITS
7
Every one is reduced 1-3 for Christmas
selling. Every garment shown is new this
season. See how little it will cost to give
a coat or suit. Many coats are priced as
low as
$6
62
WOOL AND KNIT DRESSES
One Rack at the Very Low
Price of Only
$298
WINTER
DRESSES
For the holiday season you will need one or
more new dresses. You will be greatly sur
prised at what beautiful dresses there are now
being offered at
IT.
$298 $395$495to$685
Take advantage of this special sale to buy that
dress you have been wanting, and remember there
is no extra charge for alterations.
SPRING TIME PRINTS
The very finest of 80
square ' prints, 36 inches
wide. Guaranteed fast col
ors, plain and beautiful
patterns, big selection.
19c
DOLLS! DOLLS!
Before you buy dolls you should see the
beautiful dolls we are showing. Select
yours early while the showing is at its
best.
48c -98c -$298
17 O 17 17 D0LL
F IV Hi Hi BLANKET
An all wool Portland Woolen Mills doll
blanket FREE with every doll priced at
$1.08 or over.
Cannon Towels
Make lovely gifts and we are offering a
complete showing of these nationally
popular towela in all their newest pat
terns. 39c 49c 75c 98c
LADIES' PURSES
100 new purses. Blacks, Browns, Reds,
and Tan. Newest shapes.
Choice $1.00
SLIPPERS
Try
Ml '
Mailt Irlfiil girtu for ptj mmhr of (tit
fit mil), Ilrr yon will find ill from
thf flnft rnmfy h In hnrrl Mk with
hl( at it mi will? low prlrrn. On laric
inhlf of f'ltlMrr n'n Mlnpm, HwIIm mnA
Flt.
Gifts for the
BABY
Visit the baby depart
ment whore you will find
a very complete showing
of clever gifts.
25c
49c and $1.00
GIVE SILKS
26 pieces of plain crepes and
fancy silks, a 08c value bought
special for December selling.
Your choice
69c yard
a r
GIVE A-
BLANKET
THIS CHRISTMAS
A gift that will bo enjoyed for
years. Fine 100 all wool Port
land Woolen Mills blankets.
$6
95
$7.95 $9.95 to $14.95
Cotton Blankets
'Cotton Blankets at lower prices.
Indian blankets in blues, greens,
reds, and browns; 64x78; out
standing values.
$1 98
Part Wool Blankets
70x80 part wool double blankets.
Blue, rose, lavender, and pink
plaids.
$298 pair
Cotton Blankets
70x80 single cotton plaid blan
kets; a regular $1.68 value.
Special $J98
66x76 single cotton plaid blan
kets. 150 blankets in this lot.
While they last
48c
SHOP EARLY. We will lay
away your purchases until
Christmas.
Ladies' Novelty Slippers values to
$1.49
Men's Felt Slippers. Comf soles
reinforced with leather uppers.
Many other styles priced at
89c
59c
$1.98
GIFT WRAPPING. All Christmas pur
H l-c H H chases will be wrapped FREE. Ask the
JS. M. Jh4 MM
mm
clerk.
EPARTMENTSlbRE
220-222 EAST MAIN ST.