Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 26, 1940, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 26, 1940. PAGE FIVE IN SECOND MEET CUES PURPOSES The painters and decorators union held their second open meeting Thursday evening at the Labor Temple. The meeting was presided over by Fred Lawrence, president. Several new applications for membership were received by the union's secretary, Joseph Marsh. Purpose of the two meetings was a better understanding be tween the master painters of Mcdford and the journeymen. It was decided that a complete reorganization at this time was necessary to give the journeyman work practically all season, thereby eliminating unemploy ment among the painters. It was further decided that all painting jobs should be given to local responsible contractors. LAt OI.D-t AsllloVKD UK. VIVAL. charlr, E. f ul ler. Director Forceful itusprl Pleaching, old Himm or (he Faith EYF.KY M MAV. J:l0 p. m. KIKM-kOOS A Natlon-nlde Ooipil Program. Contractors who carry full lia bility on other people's prop erty, carry state accident com pensation to protect their men from personal Injury and who carry state unemployment in surance to keep the Journeyman off relief or WPA during the slack season are the men who are an asset to our city and state, because they are carrying the burden which ultimately falls upon the city, it was point ed out. A state license law, coming before the next legislature, was discussed and approved by the master painters and journeyman alike. Should this law be passed, steps will be taken to obtain a local ordinance and license, thereby keeping local painting for Medford painters. New Craig Service Stations Opening Two new Craig service sta tions were opened in southern Oregon today at the corner of the Pacific highway and south Central in Medford and 478 north Main in Ashland. The com pany recently opened a station in Klamath Falls. Craig's feature only one grade of Hancock gasoline. The Med ford station, which is located in the triangle where south Central joins the highway, is arranged for easy approach and quick ser vice. There is plenty of drive-in room from every direction. Dm Mall Tribune vast ads. c. E Charles Bateman, co-owner of the Riverside market for the past four years, announced to day that he has purchased the interest of Norman Gail and he is now sole owner of the North Riverside food store. The market was opened four years ago by Bateman and Gail. The present space Is more than double that of the original store and a complete meat department has been added. The complete food market now has eight full time employees. Earl Coss, formerly manager of the Gold Hill market, which was owned and operated by Bateman and Coss, is now with the Riverside market. There will be no other changes in per sonnel, according to Mr. Bate man. He plans to continue the present policies of the market. Norman Gail has purchased the Gold Hill market from Bate man and Coss and he has also purchased Bateman's interest in the Wimer store. Mr. and Mrs. Gail have moved to Gold Hill. BOYD'S ARK Phone 1054 for Prompt, Convenient, Courteous Delivery Service 4 Time Daily 8:30 A. M. 10 A. M. 2 P. M. 4 P. M. SPECIALS for July 27th and 29th Folger's Coffee Lb. tins .22c 2 lb. tins . . . .43c Kaffee Hag or Sanka. lb. tin falC Corn, Peas or String Beans 303 sis ....3 cans 25c OliT.t, Calif. Mtd. No. 1 iall nr. 2 for at.dC Oysters, Tillamook No. 1 tins I Deviled Meat 5 cans 10c 10c Corned Beef MA Swift's No. 1 tins bUC Haley's Beef Sandwich Spread i P. 7' j-oi. tins, 2 for IjC Salad Dressing Quart LIVESTOCK TANG 29c FLOUR wheat $1.19 Flagstaff Hardwhsat 491b. bag Drifted Snow 4 AQ 491b. bags B4J Kitchen Queen 491b. bags $1.39 Jello, All Flavor pkg. 5c Sure Jell OE 3 pkgs. b3C 3 bottles 45c Kerr Mason OE Lids. 3 pkgs. .3C Campbell Soups AP. All kinds. 3 cans u3C Except Chicken and Mushroom Chicken and AQ. Mushroom, 3 cans 9 C Butter, Lost River ib. 33c lvorySoapmed.bar5c lg. 3 for 25c GUEST IVORY . . 3 bars 12c IVORY FLAKES lge.pkg.20c IVORY SNOW . Ige. pkg. 20c Oxydol Ige. pkg. 17c giant 49c DASH .... giant size 45c P&u Laundry Soap 7 giant bars 25c imPAY CASH AND SAVE Hotel Cornelius tit .w. Para Portland Feel at Home in "The Heart of Portland" Comfort Conrealenr. Cartes?' Berrlee Attractive Rates! Detached: a at a II.H as Tut bathfl.se op BI G. CRIMSON. Mrr. 111 I iujjj Park Are. Hotel U l.w. rark Port Ian IN THE HEART OF THE CITY Portland Portland. July as. AP-USDA1 Hoga: 1,000: stesdy: good -choice 180 to 310-lb. S7.SS (7.75. Including part load 191-lb. at outside: part load 380-lb. packing sows ISM; light butchery aowa S8.00i8.3S: tew good choloe 60-lb. feeder ptga S7.00. Cattle: 65; calvea 25; steers and heifers scarce, salable steady, few cows steady, bulla slow; grass fat steera aalable 18-60$ 9.35 and above; good light grain feda 610.00 and above: odd head medium heifers 87.00 7.50; canner - common dairy type cowa 83.50 4.75: few medium good beef cowa 85.5Oia0.SO: cutter medium bulla 85.35 e 6.50: good choice calvea 88.00 (8.00; light real era 60.00 a 10 00. Sheep: 3.500: steady: few good choloe trucked In spring lambs 67.75; 3 decks 73-lb. Washington lamb. 68.10: few good weighty alaughter ewea held up to 63.00. (AP-USDAl Bog s: 75: generally steady: few 806-lb. Cltfornlaa 17.85: few JJi-lb. at 67.16: packing son steady, mostly 84 656 00. Cattla: 38: fed steera absent, quot ed mostly 68301000: few 606-lb. sas eure 68 00 to feed lot: part car 1.040-lb. 88 15: better klnda quot ed to 69.00: desirable cowa and helfera absent, steady: few canners and cuttera 63 5035: bulla nomi nal, mostly 66.00 840. for week, gnus steers strong. Calvea aalable I none; nominal; good to choice I vealers quoted 81050 a 11.00. odd head 61130; alaughter calvea 6830. 9.50. ShMp: 350: steady: wooled lambs absent, quoted 88 60; two decks me dium to choice 76-lb. north coast shorn lamba 67.80: package 97-lb. ahorn yrarltnga 88 35: ahorn ewes absent, quoted suae: 3.40. Chicago Chicago. July 36 ( AP-USDA) Hogs: 4.800: market generally 15 35c higher than Thursday's average: top 66.75: good and choice 190 to 340-lb. 66.50 f 6.70: 340 to 370-lb. 66.30 6.55; 370 to 800-lb. 65 85 4 6.35; 300 to 330-lb. 66 60 9 5 90: sows 10 g 30c higher: 330-lb. down 15.35 5.50; 360 to 800-lb. 6430(525. Cattle: 500; calvea 300: fed steers scaling 1.390 lbs. 81030: top losd yearlings 610.50: common graaaera down to 6630: with comparable graaa helfera 65.50: moat cutter cowa 6435 4.75: cannera 6J50g4.35; practical top weighty ssusage bulla 66.75; vealers fully 35c off; mostly 69.50 and 610.00 market. 8heep; 3.300; around steady on moat claMea: four loada western yearlings 67.55: ' one deck 87.75: nothing done early on western spring lambs; beat native ewea 83.50; others largely 6130 Jt 3.75. Hard red wlnur ordinary 73c; 1 1 per cent 74c; It per cent 76c; 13 per cent 77c: 14 per cent 78c. Hard whlte-baart 13 per cent 81,c; 13 per cant 88,c: 14 per cent 85l)C. Today'a ear rsoetpta: Wheat 44: barley 3: flour 6; millfeed I. Portland Produce Phillips Pet. . Radio Portland. July 38. (API Country meats: Belling price to ratal!, rs Country killed bogs, beat butchers 133 to 190-lb. 1010',c: vealers fancy 15c lb.: Hunt thin log 13c; heavy 10 11c; lamba spring taeiec; yearllnga 10.sl3e: ewea 47c lb, good cutter cowa 88,e lb.: canner cows 89c lb; bulls ll13o lb. Hops: Oregon 1939. 40 41c lb.: 1940 contract 30c lb.: 1940 aeedlesa 37 t 40c nominal. Other produce prtcea stesdy, un-chsnged. 33 S 8, 6 18', 83 41. 68 S4 60S San rrantiare Batter Sacramento. July 36 ( API Churn ing cream butterfat, first grade 30c; second grsde 38c. Southern Psclllo . Std. Brandt 8td. Oil Cal. Std. Oil N. J. Tranaamerlca Union Carbld. United Aircraft U. s. Steel San Francisco. July 96 (AP-USDA) Butter 93 score 36c; 91, 37c; 90, 37c; 69. 36c. Columbus. O.. July 28. fP A mysterious assailant shot Mrs. Beulah Wofford, 49, while she knelt in prayer at home. A bullet passed through her hands, raised in worship. Wall St. Reports Chicago Wheat Chicago. July 36. (API Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. .73', .741, ,J3; ,7414 Dec. .75 H .75 H .75', .75 H May .76", .77 i4 .76H .76S South ..an Francisco South San Francisco, July 36. Portland Wheat New York. July 28. (T" Leading stocks were given light rallying push today as market traders appeared less nervous over the war and more optimistic for domestic business prospects. The list was at its best In the morning when gains ran to a point or so for favored steels, motors, aircrafts, rails and spec ialties. Quotations eventually were whittled down. Transfers of 280.000 shares, while eliciting no huzzahs from hungry commission houses, were the largest of the week. Today's closing prices for 33 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. at Dye 148', Am. Can 93',, Am. At Fun. Power. - l' Portland, July 36 (AP) Oram: Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. .74 .74 .74 .74 Cash grain; Oata: No. 3. 38-Ib. white 633.75. Barley No. 3. 45-lb. B. W. 630.75. Cora No. 3. E. T. ahtpment 630.00. Flax No. 1. 6135H. Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit 74c; western white 74c: western red 734 c. A. T. At T. Anaconda Atch. T. As 8. F. . Brndlz Avta. .... Bethlehem Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solvents -Curtlaa-Wrlght - DuPont . Gen. Electrlo Oen. Foods Oen. Motors Int. Harvester - I. T. At T Johns-ManvlUs Monty Wsrd North Amer. Penney (J. C.).. .1S9S . 18i 15 '4 38 76 V, 46'i 68', 9. a 157 33 '4 40 43', 43 3', . 66 40 19', 79 riTtiius In the county Court of the Bute of Oregon for the County of Jackson In the Matter of the Estate of J. F. WORTMAN, Deceanr d. TO: LUCY A. WORTMAN. the widow of J. F. Wormian, deceased, and LELAND J. KNOX, guardian of th. eatau- and peraon of said Lucy A Wortman: HAROLD RICHARDS. FRANCIS RICHARDS. MARY RICH ARDri. now Mary McCain, and HAZEL RICHARDS, now Hasel Skelton. the only children and helra of Earl W Richards, deceased: MRS. ADDIE HARKNESS; C. 8. WORTMAN: JOHN E. WORTMAN: BETH B. OREOO. administrates of ti . estate of Mary E. Rarnea. deceaaed; and BETH B. OREOO. VERA B. PFEIFFER. SELMA B. MIHSNER, the only heirs at law and children of Mary E. Barnea and Edwin E. Barnra. deceased: and BETH B. OREOO and JULIA N. BARNES, administratrix! of the I estate of Edwin E Barnea, deceaaed: and all outer helra and devlaeet unknom-n. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. You and esch of you sre. by order of the abov. entitled Court, hereby cited and required to appear In this cause before thla Court In th. Court Room of the above entitled Court within Ten 1 101 daya from the data of the aervlce of thla citation upon you If aerveri within Jackson County. Oregon, where thla proceed- I Ing la pending, and within Twenty 130) daya from th. lite of the service of thla citation upon you if eerved personalty within any otner County or th. Stat, of Oregon: and If not served personally in Oregon, within 1 Twenty-eight 1381 daya from th. data of th. first publication of thta ctlaUon. and then and ther. show cauar. if any there be. why an order of sal. of the abov. entitled Court should not be made aa prayed for In th. petition therefor, tiled herein, and aa followa: That the following described real property situated In Douglas County, Oregon, to-wit: Beginning st the South East Corner of the William McKlnney Donation Land Claim No. AO In Township 37 Houth Ran. 6 Weat of the Wlllamett. Meridian: thenc. West 19 50 chaii along th. South boundary of aald Claim: thenc North 10 65 chalna; theuc. East 13 38 chains to center Un. of County Road: thenc along same aa followa: 8. 43 degreea B. 3 00 chalna South 64 degreea East 8 67 chalna South 61 drgreea Eaat 8 65 chalna and South 6 degreea Eaat 69 links; thenc leaving wagon road Eaat 1.05 chalna to a black oak tree 30 lncha In diameter marked C. 8. atandlng on the left bank of the South Umpqua River: thenc. along aald left bank South 19 degrees West 6.45 chslns to point of be ginning from which a whit, oak 16 Inchea In diameter bears North 10 links, all of said land lying In Section 16. Township 37 South Range 6 Weat and containing 19 46 eerea, altuated In Douglas County, 8tst. of Oregon, b. by the sdmlntitrator herein sold st private aale for cash to the on. making th. highest btd unto th. admtntitrator, the administrator hav ing the right In said aale to deed aald property aubject to the mort gage now thereon, th. purchaser assuming the mortgage, and the administrator receiving for the estate the balance of the purchaae prlc be tween th. sale prlc and the unpaid amount of the mortgage, in cash. th. amount of aald mortgag. at thla time unpaid being approximately 3140O.0O. That thla citation la Issued In sccordanc with an order of th. abov. entitled Court of date July let, 1940. and the date of the first publi cation of thla citation la the 5th day of July. 1040. WITNESS: 3. B. COLEMAN. Judge of th. above entitled Court this 3nd day of July. 1940. Seal of County Court of Jackson County, Oregon. O. n. CARTER. County Clerk ot Jackson County, Oregon. By Nydab NeU, Deputy. pas rHin 11 r JEFFERSON COCKTAILS No fuss; no muss; no botheil Always the tarn Un. flavor, lot they're mad. bom old tim. bait.nd.r'i formulas) lust chill and serr.l Manhattan at Martini 60 Proof Pinta 95c Fifths 31.50 Th. E. O. LYONS EARS CO. Sea rVanelaco. Colllonila - MEDFORD'S ORIGINAL PRICE-CUTTERS SAVINGS FOR SATURDAY 50c Dr. LYONS l)Q TOOTH POWDER . . JC 50c MOLLE l)Q SHAVING CREAM . . jC $1.25 ABSORBINE JR. P(J ANTISEPTIC LINIMENT . QjC 25c WHITE ACE 4 4 SHOE CLEANER . . . I c 10c SWEETHEART U FOR TOILET SOAP . . . j 15C P&G WHITE 1 3 FOR LAUNDRY SOAP , . . j 10c A J AX RAZOR 4 C BLADES 25 FOR ... QC 10c CONTINENTAL r RAZOR BLADES, pkg. . QC PACKERS GLOVES r Small, mad. and lg. H ft sise. No limit H " " af 75c CAROID AND BILE SALTS TABLETS 49' FACTORY FRESH TOBACCOS 10e Ceo. Wash. ... 2 for 15 10c Model 2 for 15 10c Granger .. 2 for 15 10c U. Leader . 2 for 15 10c Clipper 2 (or 15 10c Days Work....2 for 1S Se Duke 3 for 10f 3c Jockey 3 for 10 Se Top ... 3 for 10 Se Stud 3 for 10 10c Snuff 3 for 23s? lie Edgeworth ..2 for 25 lSe Raleigh 2 for 25 lSe Prince Albert 10 15c Velvet 10 lSe Big Ben 10 lSe Half k Half 10 lSe Chesapeak. 10 All Popular Brand lSe Cigarettes ...... 2 for 25 All 10c Cigarette By fh. carton . 95 Sc Pip. Cleaners.. 10c Fllnta. Se Matches 2 for 5 pkg- 5 2 for 5 WEST AMERICAN Cigarette 2 for 25c Ctn. $1.15 Htillama Stoat. ii( Crrara (rrf. lue tzr) (m with e e r t purchasr Aqua Vcha. 5 m. bM. 3V. or. hot. ?fc l.lmltrt) Itm ont. Get On Jump Ahaad of FUm And 8bt Monty at Thtt Saturday Prlcl FLIT OR FLY TOX pt.17c at. 33 60c Alka Seltzer 49c 50c Burma Shave 39c 60c Sal Hepatica 49c 65c Bi.odol 49c 50c Ipana 39c 70c Kruschen Salts ....49c 20c Col gates 2 for 29c 50c Listerine 39c - WESTERN THRIFT PrlcM IVe Play Ball Too! Tak. look at our lineup then step up to th. plat, for to. Best Food Values In townl We play ball by helping you cut your food bills. High prices do not get to first base here. Our eeer Increasing list of satisfied customers la proof ot our fair play. You'll Find the "Pick of the Specials" Here! FLY SPRAY. Bif Pt. can 1 9 c Qt. can 29c BIF IN BULK, bring your own container qt. 25 each 5c FLY SWATTERS BUTTER Highest quality. Screen wire or cellophane Local Creamery lb. 31c HI Cn Gem lb. 10c ULLUU Nucoa . .2 lb. 37c HONEY 5 ib. pan 35c This honev Is of esreptl.nal quality, very lifht sni) rlrsr. CHOCOLATE. Baker's Farmlngton full lb. 15 COFFEE, all popular brands In cans ' lb. 23 PUREX, bleach V4-gal. Jar 10 CRAB MEAT, Anchor brand S-os. glass Jar 23 Psrkrd In Oregon by Amrrtran labor, aire It a trial. HOMINY. V Camp's, whit, or gold. 214 can. 3 for 25 DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR 4Mb. bag f 1.49 WESTERN CHOICE FLOUR, hard-heat pat. 491b. TENDER LEAF TEA. black ... Try It sretf. Tra keeps yoa cooL S1.03 7-08. pkg. 33 Royal Tapioca Pudding . . 3 pkgs. 14c Try a sample of this fine dranrrt Mrs. Harry Ward nlll riinnatrnt. if nil day Bsturitsy. WATERMELONS Lb. Astrachan Apples 10 lbs. 25c Cants, .... ea. 5c Bob Field's, lg. else. Lettuce . . .ea. 5c Fancy, larg. SUGAR SEA ISLAND E3100 lb. $5.09 Brown Sugar 31b. 13c Vinegar Gallon 15c Pickling Spices Schilling 2 pkgs. 15c V3 Ice Cream QUART 25c Old-Fashioned Choco lates 2 lb. 15 Crs.m Mix 3 lb. 19 All Curtis Candy Bar. 2 for 5 Garden Pea and Corn ..... J can 23 Llbby'i Baby Food. S can 23 Pard Dog Food 3 for 25 Dos.n .. 95 Snowdrift,. 3 lb. can 47 Wesson Oil. . qt. . .. . 39 Puritan Break- fast Sausage, cn 23 n mt Mffw LOOK! Swift Prera. Fey STEER BEEF ts a 11 al M- t - Knncr in iai.n r m. Bo.' Rib or Brisket lb. 11c I ib .4T wm.r A7 It' her.l Another shlpmsnt of Jumbo Bologna Com. In and try your skill. r. m .uy mm IV'4 UK 9 EXTRA FANCY BEEF LIVER Ib. 10c Bef Heart lb. 10 Besf Tongus. lb. 12H Tender. MUk fed VEAL Roast lb. 14' Chop lb. lO'.i Rib and Loin Breast lb. 11 Tasty, Spring LAMB Leg lb. 23 Chop lb. 27 Rib and Loin Steak lb. 17V4 Swift Prem. Peanut Ham, lb. 25c While Ihey last. BACON SQUARES, not fat backs..lb. 10 Swift Oriole BACON, by th. piece lb. 19 PURE LARD, Portland Rose S lb. 18 Son better. PAY LESS-PARK EASIER RIVERSIDE C9ARRCT FREE DELIVERY CHUCK BATEMAN, OWNER PHONE 358!