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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1941. PAGE FIVE Arlet Alvin Anderson, S3, of Route 4 pleaded guilty in city police court this morning to charge of reckless driving, and passing of sentence was contin ued to this afternoon by City Judge William Allen. . - Anderson, according to police, drove car which collided with one operated by Allen J. Beaton of 333 Maple street on South Riverside avenue near Ninth street Saturday night. Francis E. Wilburn, 25, of 905 East 10th street, a passenger in the car driven by Beaton, suffered a fractured left wrist in the head on collision. Anderson, police said, was on the wrong side of the highway when the accident occurred. Ye Poets Cornei TO OUR GALLANT MEN IN THE NAVY Our lads in navy blue, Stout-hearted and true; When they hear their country's call. Are ready to give their all For love of land and liberty. But, ere this war is won. There's plenty to be done To gain the victory. Jessie Ann Adams. I dedicate these lines to my brother, who was a lieutenant commander in World war No. 1. CHRISTMAS Tie mistletoe to chandelier, Hang holly on the door; The season is here to spread good cheer, Tis Christmas time once more. Jessie Ann Adams. Navy Commander In World War I Dies Newport, R. I, Dec. 22. (JF) While war raged again in the ocean to the west. Admiral Wil liam Banks Caperton, who was commander-in-chief of the Pa cific fleet in the first World war, died yesterday in Newport rav- if"'' T i I 0 ! ' fCof" ' ,'. i.. skTi.'' -ii, Si3! I V5 ITr. -oi J- lit PRETTY HORSE, TO 0" Jimmy" Rosen, rode oueen of Palm Springs, Calif., show what the well-dressed cowfirl Is wearing this season, at least at Palm Sprints. It's a white gabar dine suit with red, blue and yellow embroidery; there's a bolero. al hospital at the age of 88. The body will be taken to Washington for burial, probably Wednesday, in Arlington Na tional . cemetery. Closing time foi CL-rtfled Ada 0 a m. T'jo Law la Claaaifj 1230 p J'Ville School To Enjoy Yule Party Jacksonville, Dec. 22. (Spl.) Jacksonville school Christmas tree and party will be held to night at 8 o'clock in the school gymnasium. The dramatic por- X. - Let's Keep Tb Busy Bridge Open We want you to know that we are meeting this emergency with everything we've got. It is an emergency that will require long sustained effort and we will see it through with every resource at our command. We are deeply grateful for your co operation in not making other than the most urgent calls in order that our lines may be available for telephone calls im portant to defense. May we also ask you to lend us a hand over the Holiday Season by not sending greetings by Long Distance. Thank you. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY US No. Bartlttt. Ttltpbone 210) tion of the program is in charge of Miss Alma Penrod and Ray mond Cook is arranging music. Santa Claus and the P.-T. A. Christmas treat are also planned. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. Or. Doc. CPMCSDA) Hogs 6200; market 23-36 balow Fri day; food-ebotoa 170-JU lb. drlTC Ins au.65-75: art-grade down to 11.50; carloada moatly all 75; ISO 370 lb. welgnta 10.7i 11 34; light light (10.5011.00; packing sow as.SOo.35; feeder pig quotabM 10 00-75 or abors. CatU 1850: calre 100: market ac Ure; beet oowa, helferi and ateera generally 25 higher, avxne ateera up more; lever grade oowa up leaa; bulla and vealere atady: lew load choice ted stem S13.750lS.OO; medium-good ateera mostly S10 75 12 SO: common- medium heifer g7.SOe) 10.00: canner cutter cows 4.2fi550; (at dairy oowa to 8 50: medium-good beef cows 7.50 at 8.50; good bulla ae.80S 00: few 8J5; good -choree Tealera 12 00 13 00. Sheep 3450; market settr; rat lamb atrong to 35 higher; ewea 38 40 up: load good-cboloa fed lamba 11.16; good-choice truck-lna (10.76: medium-good gradea 10 00-60; com mon down to 88.60; ahora lamba 8 85 10.00. with early ahorn lamba S10J6; fat ewes 85.35-B0, latter tor fed 37.50: barley No. 3-45 lb. b w. 33 75; No. 1 flu IIM. Caah wheat (bid): aort whit Mc: oft white excluding res 08c; whit club SSc; western red t7e. Hard red winter: ordinary 08 Vic; 10 pet. o; 11 pet. 108V; 13 pet. 8118. Hard wblte-baart: ordinary 81.04. 10 pet. 81.ll: 11 pet. 81.10; 13 pet. 8133. Today's ear recelpta: wheat 88: barley l; flour 14: com 4; oat 1; muifeed I; flaxseed 1. borhood of 1,400,000 shares. Today's doting prtoas for 14 se lected stocks follow: , Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft . . 8 I United Atrtlne . 34U. 0. s. Steel Chicago Chicago. Dec 33. (fly (USDA) Hogs 38.500: generally 10-16 lower than Friday's average; bulk 160-330 lb. 610.758)11.00; top 81100. Sheep 10,500: not enough trading on fat lamba or yearlings to estab lish a market: moat early bids 36-40 lower than Friday or 813 00 down on beat lamba held around steady at 613.25 upward. Cattle 10,00, calve 1,000: early top choice yearling and light ateera 614.40; aeveral load 13.76) 14.35; heifer 613.85: mixed ateera and heif ers around 614.00. Wall St. Report New York, Dec. 22.-HP) Confusing war bulletins, com bined with another burst of tax selling, helped take the starch out of an early rally in today's stock market. Prices began to stumble after mid-day and, at the close, initial advances were replaced by de clines in numerous instances. Dealings were speedy at in tervals and transfers for the full proceedings were in the neigh- AL Cnem. At Dye . Am. Can A. T. T. Anaconda Ateh. T. S. F. Bendlx Avte. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Curtlaa-Wright Douglas Acft. DuPont Oen. Elee. Qen. Fods Oen. Mot. Int. Harreet Johns-Man. Kennecott . Monty Ward No. Amn. Ava . North Amer. Penney (J. C.) . Penna. rV R. Phillip Pet Radio Sou. Pac. , Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. CHI N. J Trana. Amer. 1M 88 .128 - 38H . 35 H . 86 . 60 - 87 - 41 - - 4, -187V, 35Vfc - S7S 80 - 46 - 51S - 34ii - 35 'i - II - 8H 75 - 184 - 45 Vi - 2V4 10V4 - 31 41V4 - t a old yaw- PEPPER ! Old Oscar Pepper WMakey Mead 86 no-5I Onifb wbiikit, 49 fin mestrmt ipiria ) Frank. trlDutillmti, lmc, LtMUpilU&Bltimm 1.15 rt i . l--r OSCAR mm Ilea Sl.iS.a - " $2 25 QT. flontti San rmnrlMO South 8 an Francisco, Dee. 33 .OP) (Pyd.-Stat Mkt. News) Hogs 600; around 15 lower; most good 163-336 lb. barrows and gilts 911.75; good sows steady at 99.50. Cattle 350; about 95 higher; ateera limited, loadlots medium to good quoted 910.fiO( 11.00: young cows ab sent, salable 99-35-76, load top med ium 1080 lb. range cows 99-00-35; bulls absent, medium grade 99.00-76-Calves none, nominal; good to choice vealera quoted 130013.00; slaugh ter calves 99.00e)11.0C. Sheep 950; nominal; wooled lambs scares, quoted 911 JK- 13.00; 4 decks shorn 90 lb. Washington lambs 911-00; ewes firm, two decks common and medium 118 lb. 94-50. Portland Produce Portland, Ore., Dee. 33. OR But ter Print. A grade, 88c, In parch ment wrappers, SBc in cartons; B grade, 87o In parchment wrapper, 38c lb. Butterfat First quality, maximum of A of 1 pet. acidity, dell-ered In Portland, S7V4-S8c lb.; premium qual ity (maximum of .35 of 1 pct acid ity), 38V4-39C Is.; -alley route and country points, 3o less than first, or 36c lb.; second quality at Portland, 3c under flrat, or 35-SSo lb. Cheese Selling prices to Portland retailers: Tillamook triplets, 38s lb., loaf. 38c lb. Triplet to wholesaler 38e lb.; loaf, 37c 1.0 6. Tillamook. Eggs Price to producer; A, large S3c; B, large 81c: A, medium, Sl B. medium, SOe dos.; A, large, 38 email. 34c dos.; reaal to retallei 4c higher for oases, carton 5c hlghc Live poultry Buying prtcea; No. grade leghorn broiler, under V. lb., 18c; over IV lb.. 18c; fryen 34-4 lbs., lSVic; roasters, over 4 lb 10c; colored hen. 18Vtc; leghorn under 3Vi lb.; lSVic; o-er SVi lb., llc; rooster. 8c. Dressed ' turkeys Selling price: hen 38-Slc; torn, 35-370 lb. Buying price; torn, 33c; hen, 37e lb. Onions Yakima. S1.3S-1.40: Ore gon, nominal, II 50 50-lb. sack; Tskl ma 10c. 86c; Oregon, 40c Potatoes White locale, 83 cental: Deschutes gems, 63.45-3.60 cental; Tklma Ho 1 gem. 63.38-3.40 cental; Klamath. 63.40-3.80 cental. Ray Selling price on tracks: al falfa. No. 1, 630 ton: oat--etch, 614 ton. Valley prlcee; Willamette elorer, 613 ton. -alley points; timothy, east ern Oregon. 621.60. Country meat Selling prices to retailers: country killed hog, beat butchers. 138-148 lbs., 14Vi-16e lb.; -ealera, fancy, ISVi-lOe: light, thin. H-14c: neary, 14-lSe: lambs, lSVie lb.: ewes, 8-8c lb.; eanner cows, 10 11c: good cutter cows, ll-HVie; bulls, 14 16s b. .'- 1041 Hp. Oregon ranch, nom inal, 33-SSe lb.; eroMbreds, 84-87o lb. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Dee. 33 yp Wheat: Open Rlgb Low Close Dee. 3i 13J'4 lS t 'i May 3 1.38 1 J5Vi 13", July 1-264 H -3V4 iH Sept. 13Ti Portland Wheat Portland, Or., Dee. 33 Oralr,: Wheat: Open High low Clca May 1X13 1.03 1 01 1DV, Dec. T 7 T T Cb grain t oat No. 3-88 to. wbltt COLDS' MISERY NEWS DISCOVERY tay mw vfrt of Pntro, vaniMng typo $aiv Yfs ran fjo7 a ntw rpfrleaf whQ ynoj try Pwtrn (or Um firvt utna. tXwmrm tins dw eruoyment id ruhhiiig eolds' niana frots nTurlft. Rub on Penttro a tifrtmd. U p gone like Taaiahiag rrnam. BaIps two W'.T---inn4, by vaporiiiof: outvl, hf yrtintaw -trntattoa. Fnr tooicM my CWtd hUt lO 90ids'. BBItWt9 wits) fwUMUO. ami l - .ass-' A t ST- n bbbbBBb- ijeGMgMPGgrr ALL THE THINGS YOU NEED TO MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER To wales sure your Christmas dlnnsr I guttsss, com ra Ifwway for alt your nowck . . . from ifrs ary dstlcadM that males th day fwsrivs to tha dwIldotM, appsHxlng foods that satisfy hsalrhy apprftw. Prkwt for Dec. 22, 23,24 Clowd Christmas Dsy Cranberry Sauce 1 7c Ocsan Spray, 17-ez. can Pumpkin Inr? Highway 2Vi en W Wl Mm0 PLXNTT Or rooo roa au Wt fr fnm fruUtmt Kmmli't tiirtBt Tmttdmf, Dtttmbt t -K MV1CW THIS HOKM IMO LEADS MX TO THS COHCLUaiON THAT AT PRBSSNT WS SHALSj HOT HAVE TO CUSTAIl, TM hORMAL. ASTICUI or roop, THsita is smouom rooo roa all or v IKS SNOUOal LEFT OTIS TO SCND TO TUOBS WHO A ajt riOHTINO ON THS SAMS S1DS WITS VS."- V W hv Hi right Mrd I f Jj for your tab4ei young, wotl i- srissitssl arnsl twnelor. Ouor. VV tl J antswd to roast dsllclaus ulcy, and oldon brows. IIEI1S TOMS No. 1 Fancy No. 1 Fancy lb. 31c lb. 27c Mines Utal """l.aic Non-Such, 9 01., 2 pkgt. .J25c unns lb. 31c Morrsll's Prlda Sklnnsd Shredded Wheat 71 N. B. C. '2 Ig. pkgt. aV I Powdsrsd Sugar. Charub Milk. taU Tomato Jules. Sunny Dawn 46-os. can He Grapefruit Jules, Town House 46-os. can He Corn. Gsrdsnalde, 303 tin. 1 lor 2Se Pass, Sugar Ball. No. 3 can S for 2S Tomatoes, Gardenslds, 2i can......'. J for 3Se String 3eans, Mo. 2 can 3 for 2 So Corn, Dal Mont Golden Bantam. No. 3 can ...2 for 25c Corn, Country Homo Crsam Style. No. 2 can 2 for 2Se Fruit Cocktail, Sundown, No. I can 2 for 25c Pssches, Dal Mont glass,... ...2Vi can 25c Pssches, Castl Crest. 2Vi can 19c SLICED BnCOH, lb. 27c - - ( Morrtll'i OYSTERS . . pint 27c Grada A For Stow or Turkay Drossing BEEF ROAST, lb. 29c Colored Hens, lb. 29c Corn fed, dry picked Colored Fryers ib. 2Si Prima Rib Cut Short PORK ROAST, Ib. 25c PORK SAUSAGE, Ib. 19c Country Style STEAKS Tender and Juicy Sirloia, lb. 33s T-Boss, Ib. S8 Rcssd, Ib. 37c all DATES, Dromedary plain or pitted, reg. pkg 1 7c CATSUP, Red Hill 14-os. bot. lie SALAD DRESSING, Duchess, qt. ar 33c MIXED NUTS 2-lb. bag 37c PEANUTS, Ib. bag 2 for 25c WALNUTS, Medium Franquerte, Lb. bag . 19c RAZIL NUTS, Urge Ib. bag 19c OLIVES, Lindsay large No. 1 can 15c FIDELIS WINES, Dry variety, white or red 24-oz. bottles 47c AIRWAY COFFEE Mb. pkg. 19c 3-lb. pkg. SSc EDWARDS COFFEE. Mb. can 27c 2-lb. can 53c COFFEE Maxwell House, Hills iroe . 1-lb. can 31c 21b. can 60c FIDELIS WINES full quart SSc Sherry. Angelica. Muscatel. Port. Tokey KELLOGG'. CORN FLAES, Giant pkg. ...........3 for 19c ALIER'S CORN FLAKES, Giant pkg. 3 for 17c POPCORN, Jolly Time 10-os. can 1 1c SKC3TEK.3 SNOWDRIFT fTaj CRISCO I"-, l ib. can "? ROYAL SATIN KT. lib. canWf 6 KETCHUP Heint 14-ounce bottle 17c CANADA DnV aTM;3for25c Snowfleke Soda CRACKERS CCn Irown Derby, 11 -ox. Uo-S.ll Stubby. Plus deposit.- 2-lb. ctn. 29o .3 for 25c treeh fcramoai UlcJs UoaBe 4 l- ' SAFEWAY GUARANTEED PRODUCE Baninas 2 lbs. 13c Grapefruit 10 lbs 43c Fancy Coechella In Shopping Beg CrtRbtrritt 2 lbs. 32c Celery, Utah type.... Lb. 6c Store Hoorsi a. aa:30 p. m. Dally. a. nv-t p. m Saturdays. Closed Sunday: 03.AK3ES MEW NAVELS Small also In Ajk Shop Bag, 10 lb. V2 cast SI.C3 IS-lb. Net Weight Cast... $2-1 5 70-lb. Net Weight Pctaton No. 1 IOIb.2Se No. t 3 lb. 768 2 for 1 25c Chocolate Cberrlee Cherry King Lb. bo 23 Utrtl:r.:!!:t,c!i. 13- riufflast ( 4 carton. 0H000LATES Dorothy Duncan. IVi lb. can tte lb. can $M Holiday JVi-lb. boa 4 to a-lb. boa e BOT DEFENSE STAMPS at Beltway . 80V.