Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 26, 1941, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1941 PAGE FTVB LIVESTOCK Portland. On, Sept. M (API (U. 8. rpt. Ar. Hogs ISO: marks steady on llmlttd supply; food-cholc. 1SO-S15 lb. butchsrs 11 it; su-rrs lb. -lt 1140-7: packing sows 10 3J 11.2S; fedr pig. acvc., salabls around 13 00-1100. Cattla 300; calm S: market rather alow but mostly toady; few choice light nockar Mn up to 10JS; light cutlery eferi down to 1 00; few dairy CLEANERS, BUYERS, SELLERS of LADI.NO CLOVER OUR CLOVER CLEANING MACHINES (Four different types) INSURE YOU A REAL CLEANING JOB. Thera U kaan demand for clover teed lor early shipment. Brin. your seed in at ones Cash in en the present strong market. heifers eTS-tOO: eanner-cutter cows salable 6 00-6 00: fat dairy cowe held Mp to 6.75; medium-good bulls salable S..5-S.36: good-choice vealera quot able to 13 OO-IJ-50; culls down to 7 60. Sheep 300: market nominally steady; good-choice spring lambs sal able 10 .60-75; extreme top Thursday 10 S5 for choice, closely sorted lambs; fat ewee salable 6.00 or abore. ITT'" oath tan rraartsco South Ban Francisco. Sept. 36 .vl (Federal -outs Market News) j Kogs 600; around steady to 10 j lower; most 166-396 lb. California 1.76; package choice butcher 13.66; odd packing sows stesdy. 6.76 down. Cattle 36; largely nominal; for week, short fed steer top 11.00; grata cow, top 8.00; medium to good short fed heifers 9.60; dairy cows strong to 60 higher, practical top late 7.00; ma jority cutters 6.00-60, rery limited supply canners at fi 00-50; medium ' grass bull 8.0O-B.0O. CalTea 16; (teady; good to choice ! real era quoted 13.00-60; mostly 1 medium to good slaughter calve SO-10 60. Sheep 300: good to choice wooled lambs scarce, quoted 11.00-76; two decks medium S3 lb. clover lamb 1 11.00: medium to good shorn ewes 1 4.60-6.60. TorocMowmi Thousands art cheering Western Thrift Values! Any one of these Saturday specials will make a touchdown with you. Better make a fast run down here tomorrow and catch torn of these bargains for yourself FAST SERVICE , en of Western Thrift listinguishina features. Our clerks are always ready to assist you. TISSUES 500 Sheets far 15' MEN'S SOX pair 5' MEDFORD and CORVALLIS Tonight SWEETHEART TOILET SOAP 4,6,15' HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOODS 4 ,.,25' PLAYING CARDS BRIDGE OR PINOCHLE 25c wnamm t B Complex s. 4 X V U Thrift High- Potency Capsules V 100 for $1.98 1 1 k 50 for $1.09 U kv 25 for 59c STOCK-UP NOW! RUBBER PRICES ARE UP! Hot water bottles and fountain syringes hare Increased in prica steadily during the past six months, but Western Thrift still has a good supply that was contracted for early at great savings to the consumer. Check up on your needs for winter and buy now while this stock is available. There is a complete range of models and slses for every need and all stock is factory fresh and fully guaran teed. Our prices are still way below present replacement costs and will stay down as long as stock lasts. ELECTRIC HEATING PADS, THREE HEATS $4.69 GUARANTEED ... I Spiral Coil Bound Composition Books, 2 for 15c FRAMED PICTURES CLOSE-OUT . KING CKOW DOG FOOD MAGNIFYING MIRRORS . WHEAT GERM CAPSULES-50's COD LIVER OIL CAPSULES, 100's 100 VITAMIN C CO 00 TABS., 100 MGM. )L70 10c SSk. 4 TOILET Y LANOLIN H V Aid. In Keeping Hands Soft and 11 a af Smooth During Winter Weather II . 17 - 45c PERCOMORPH LIVER OIL, lOcc. Liq. 53' PERCOMORPH LIVER OIL, 50 CAPS. 98e YEAST AND IRON TABLETS . . 75 for 29' 45c PALMOLIVE BRUSHLESS SHAVING CREAM CALCIUM LACTATE 5 GRAIN . . 100 for 23' TOP CIGARETTE ROLLER KIT . 9' POUND PETROLEUM JELLY, AMBER . . 17' Western Thrift Store Will Remain Closed All Day Sunday, September 28th, for Inventory Dial 3874 30 North Central WESTERN THRIFT Medford's Original Price Cutters .A- - lx V. f -'-";, - a ; SjS. ( ;...'- "-0. . A; V.i J . I ' l V " T . 1 f y:0 -- The Initial showing of the 1942 Ford line will be held in this city and at other points on the coast Friday, October 3rd. according to an announcement today by Frank Heaton, sales manager of Crater Lake Motors. Ford dealers here. Through an error this first showing of Ford cars was broadcast for today. Heaton said, and he emphasized the fact that the introduction o Ford, Mercury and Lincoln Zephyr models was not to be held generally for another week. Art Wlnetrout. manager of the firm, Frank Heaton, sales man ager, and several members of the sales staff returned Wednes day from Oakland where they attended the coast dealer Ford. Mercury, Lincoln - Zrphyr and I ineoln-Continental showing in Oakland Auditorium. Mr. Wlnetrout said, 'The Ford line for 1942 is as much changed from last year's models as night is from day. The new cars are bigger, better than ever with plenty of chrome trim." SITS TO F I TAf lor the hlgh-backe d swivel r hair tradition ally used by speakers of the House had been returned from an overhaulinc Speaker Sam Raj burn, Texas Democrat, tested its "feel." The chair is on the House rostrum. Chicago. Sept. a. ( API (CS Dept. Agr.) Chicago's hoes 8.000; mostly I 10-15 lover: top 11.50: .bulk 180-270 lbs. 11.35-60: most 370-300 lbs. 11.30 40: good and choice 160-80 lbs. lights 10.75-1139: good 350-500 lbs. fcows 8.35-10.15: lighter weights 10 25-65, Csttle 1,000. calves 600. Yearlings and light steers steady but on ped dling basis; selling mostly 11.50 down: odd head up to 13.0T sprinkling heifers 11.85: comm no medium western yearlings Belling 11.00-11.50; mostly; strictly choice offerings 13.00: common and medium stockers 8.35-9.75. 6heep 9.500. Bulk good snd choice native springers 11.35-50: throwouts mostly 9.00 down: three decks around 90 lb. fed yearllntrs 9.O0: emnll lots lighter weights 9.25: few fat ewes 5.50; bulk clean-up supply 3.75-5.00. Portland Produce Portland. Ore., 8cpt. 29. AP Butterfat: First quality, maximum of .6 of 1 ptr cnt acidity, delivered In Portland. 42-42 'ic lb.; premium qua), lty, maximum of .35 per vnt acidity, 43-43jc lb.; valley routra and coun try points, 2c lesa or 401ic lb.; second quality at Portland, 2c under first or 40c lb. Other produce unchanged. Portland Wheat Close 1.00 95 V, , white . 30.50 Portland Wheat Portland, Ore., Sept. 28. (Pi Grain: Wheat Open Hleh liw May l.OO'i 1.00', 1.00 Dec. 95'i 95', 95'i Cash grain: Oats No. 3-38 lb 33.00. Barley No. 2-45 lb. B W Corn No. 2-E.Y. shipments 33.25. No. 1 flai 305",. Cash wheat (bid): Boft white 9'i: soft white excluding Re 99'V white club 99: western red 99 i. Hard red winter: Ordinary 3'i: 10 per cent 97ft: 11 per cent 1.03; 12 per cent 1.07. Hard whlte-Baart: Ordinary 1 00H: 10 per cent 1 04ft; 11 per cent 1.13: 12 per cent 1.18. Today's car receipts: Wheat 10: bar ley 3; Hour : corn 3: milltced 1. Chicago Wheat TAKEN FROM SUE Tacoma. Sept. 26 (T) The bodies of six army fliers killed when their twin-motored Mc Chord field bomber crashed on Mt. Constance two weeks ago, were brought to a Tacoma mor tuary today with a military escort. A contingent of soldiers from McChord and Fort Lewis brought the bodies down from the 7,700-foot Olympic moun tain peak early today. The rescue party used a mule pack team over part of the iiuuiiiaiu irau. Tne upper rcaciies oi ine mountain were so rough that the pack animals had to be left behind while army men, guided by experi enced civilian trail blazers, climbed over the tortuous trails to retrieve the bodies and parts ul piHne wreckage. COURT HOUSE NEWS Marriage Licenses Norman Andrew Darnell and Myrta Driver. Sherva Arnold and Audrey Alice Garfield. Donald E. Gettling and Jewell Mae Griffith. Arnold James Johannson and Hose Mary Ellen Corey. Wallace Lee Eri and Betty Jane Evans. Pete John Baldl and Mary Theresa Catalano. Divorces Filed Leola A. Gorby vs. Jacob A. Gorby. Grace Walker vs. Charles Walker. Mike Tepovac vs. Bertha Tepo- yae. Marguerite Horner vs. Robert A. Horner. Lloyd O. Peterson vs. Edith Peterson. R. J. Russell vs. Gladys Rus sell. Probate Court Estate of Elizabeth Breese, de ceased. Estate of Winifred Short, de ceased. Estate of Walter A. Folgcr, de censed. Estate of Benjamin F. Bally, deceased Chicago, Sept. 26 (API: .... rtnn Ulch tiw rnnae I Dec. 1.211, 1.22li 131H 1-31 Is May 2o i.o- i.u-., .", July 1J"4 127S 138', 181, Wall St. Report I New York. Sept. 2i.(!P) 1 Scattered stocks grasped at re covery straws with mild success in today's market but many leaders exhibited a notable lack ; of rallying power. I Transfers were around 500,000 : shares against 1.170,000 shares In yesterday's slump. Wall street generally felt that tne treasury demand for a 6 per ctnt ceiling on corporate profits would be cold-shouldered in con gress and some who unloaded Thursday inclined to reinstate 1'srt of their commitments Today's closing prices for 35 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. Dye 180 Am. Can 84 A. T. T l'.1v, Anacor.da 38 A. T. 8. r. 37'. TVridlx Avia. Betn. Stel ; Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Curtlss-Wrlht Dotielae Acft. DuPor.t .. Oen. Elee. Gets, roods Oen. Mot. .. Int. Hsrveet .Ton na-Men. KennecoH Monte Ward ... No. Amn. Av'n. N-irth Amr Penney 'J. C.) Pnne. R R. Pnuiips Pet nsdio .. . So-l. Par. fl'd. Brands r)t. Oil ral. St. Oil H. t. Trans. Arrer. Cnloo Carb Vnlt. Aircraft Lnltd A'riine. 37-i evi 44 a: iwii; Ji'i . 41 H 40ft unoiio'!! '. ' 31 I4, I?'. I 88 2ift S si'. 12 M 43 4ft 71 38 12", 15 , "It means the same in any language You cant make a bad cup of M-J-B" Ella Seal tells Walter Abel, while filming Paramount "HOLD BACK THE DAWN" WALTIRi What miam tht tsmt hi my Unguagtf IlLAi fir il, mailt t ihtl ihit ccffrt li llrong, km not bitltr. WAlTUi Of count h'l M.J.B. IllAi Kighll And mallet th this lofftt It lull U ,or, tvtm ihomgb It's midt wtaktr. WAlTllt Sun if i M. . B., If, IllAi Thsl i tht pcml! "M. J. B." mttnt "gee. re M'my umy lorn seeie If, tm mmy Umgmsgt. Here's why it never fails! Make your coffee with the same car as you have in the past. These two tsclusive M. J. B. features a ricAer rwoef- and doublt blending will give you the finest cup of coffee you ever tasted ! GUARANTEE. Buy a pound of M.J. B. Try It for a week. If you don't agree it's better than any other coffee-return the lid to M. J. B. Co., San Francisco, and we will refund dnuhl your purchase price. eeie em..)a .He er flot. coffee ate INUUUI mm..tm eetteletee r eefeo set m ft n K CHUCK BATEMAN. Owner 313-315 N. Riverside Phone 2117 Free Delivery There Are No Doors on Our Store Shop for Food when it is most convenient. ET Buy a Supply Now. Some of your favor ite canned foods will not be available later at any price. TOMATOES Josephine No. 2 can 10c 24-can Case $2.29 Mr. Good Bar Peanut Filled 3 for 25c Put some in the children's lunchei Choc. Covered Cherries Ib.'box 23c Fresh Stock! Just Arrived! PALMOLIVE 3 bars 12c with coupon 19 pkg.lle VaamF nltli coupon SAYON SAft wr&gW roupon IAUNW1Y SOAf lg. pkg. 15c with coupon Giant 39c with coupon CUP Of 0000 (Orrli MHNS tOT Schilling Lotfee (rumiumSii SadacCpK WK OKHa-M St MKSUTM Lb. can 2-lb. can This Is the finest coffee special we have ever been able to offer. Come in and see. You must visit the store in person Satur day to take advantage of .this special offer. PORK & BEANS 10c Garden Lg. 2V can Case 24 Cant $2.29 Buy a supply of these. Dry beam will be very high 'LUK flakes 22c lyt CUTS DOWN STOCKINO SUNS Lfl. PKO. S-sV ye, aAvaa blasticitv r s .IUFEBUOY lie" " 7 t or B.a' raorccrs hcalih) P4i3 COMPkSXION ANO BATH SPnYsSom-G 3lb c,n65c C E 1 AND tWtlT H -l.lt SIR a-a m a rsisej sste fff " 1 1 en A 11 1 .. i re a wmh aunr at 4 foroa 3 fori 7 fin mm 8 WAYS BETTEI Try ill tut SALMON Celilo Col. Riv. Chinook No. 1 flat can 23c CUT-RATE REMEDY DEPT. ASPIRIN, U.S.P. 5-gr, qualify guar. Bottle of 100 Cm This special low price for Saturday Only Jf Sal Hepatlca 49c I 60e Bromo Soltser 49c 60c Alka Seltser 49c I Milk of Mag.. fuU pt. 19e MINERAL OIL, refined heavy white, full pt 25c CAULIFLOWER Sweet Potatoes CRANBERRIES TOKAY GRAPES GREEN ONIONS POTATOES Ex. fey. lg. Snow White Ex. fey. Jersey No. 1 selected sises rcy. U. 8. No. 1 McFarlen Extra Fancy 2.0,25c 4 Ib 25c lb. 2Cc 4 lbs. 18c 3 baa. ICc Local U. S. No. 1 R IL. f4fi Klamath Netted Gems m9 IBSe 116 We Are Featuring the FANCIEST STEER BEEF ft hat ever been our pleasure to effer CUBE STEAKS . : . e::h 1C: Cut from this flavor-filled Steer leef 3 Mred LAMB Chops . lb. 32c Leg . . lb. 25c Breast . lb. ICc Ham and Veal Parties Mock ft fJCa, Chicken Left U forisVat FANCY LUNCH MIATS CHICKINS, RAIIITJ U. 8. B""I - j Bss) aUjl Iruuiaa aaat aoa,