Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 16, 1942, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1942. PLAN AIR SIREN TESTS TOMORROW If horn for one of them ar rive today ai expected, two new air raid alarm sirens bought by the city will be tested twice tomorrow, at 11 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.. Fire Chief Roy Elliott an nounced this afternoon. The public was asked not to be startled as the siren blast at these hours will be tests. If the horn should not arrive, the tests will be postponed until next week. One siren has been lnstalleo. on top of the senior high school and the other at McAndrews road and court street These are tentative sites and others may have to be used to get the best results. Chief Elliott said. Warren S. Barnes of the Nel son Equipment company, Port land, which is supplying the sirens, Is here to help In the installations and tests. He said his company has been testing warning sirens In numerous northwest cities. In all, he added difficulty has been experienced in getting sufficient volume of sound for all parts of town. SALE. POSTOFFICE Five thousand federal motor vehicle stamps arrived today and are now on sale at a special window In the Medford post office. The stamps, costing $2.09 each for the period ending next June 30, must be procured by February 2, effective date of the new tax law. The stamps received here have glue on them. They may be affixed to any part of the car where they may be seen, such as the instrument panel, and do not have to be stuck on wind shields or car windows. Post master Frank DeSouza said. It is against an Oregon law to put any but authorized stickers on car windshields or windows. Each stamp purchaser re ceives a self-addressed postcard to be sent, after a cent postage stamp has been put on it, to the collector of customs at Portland as evidence that the car tax has been paid. ATTACKS LISTED Washington, Jan. 18. WV Japanese attack planes and dive bombers are being used inces santly against the front line and artillery positions of the Amer ican and Philippine defense forces on the Island of Luzon. The war department, report ing this today, said ground fighting of varying Intensity also continued all along the front line, with Japanese shock troops attempting aggressive In filtration. The department said In a com munique that reports reaching General Douglas MacArthur, commanding the Philippine de fenders, indicated the Japanese were looting and devastating the Philippine countryside systematically. Obituary William Broad William Broad, former resi dent of this vicinity, but who for the past 30 years has resided at Weed. California, passed away there Wednesday. He leaves his wife, Nora Broad, three children, William Jr., Roderick and Joanne of Weed and his mother. Also three sifters and three brothers. Funeral services will be held in Weed and the remains will be interred in the Jacksonville eemeti'ry at 2:30 Saturday with a graveside service. Services In Weed will be at 10 a. m. Saturday. BUMPERSEEDCROP Corvallls, Jan. 16 Ml There will be no overproduction of winter cover crop seed even though Oregon's 40 per cent ex panded acreage should yield a bumper 'crop, the Oregon Seed Growers' league was told yesterday. V IUU Tribune nt erta. Clean Sea Flavor Have tht Rut! Your 'jtvwumn? Warrenton Clams LIVESTOCK Portland Portland, Ore, Jan. IS (AP-USDA) Cattle: Salable and total SO: calve, salable 10. total 50: supply mostly dairy type cows and heliera; demand leaa actree. tew aales weak to ellgMly lower; some cowa taken off market; common belfera S8.S0: eanner-com-mon dairy type cowa SS.7A-7.39: tew loads holdover ateera taken off mar ket; atrlctly medium-rood fed ateera possibly quotable (11 00-13 SO or aboTe; good beef eowa quotable to SS0O; medium bulla as eo-B&O; at cod , bulla eligible to S10.00 or above: i common calvea 48.50; choice 358-lb. vealera 914.00. Hoga: Salable so. total SS0: market ivery alow, few aalea weak to allghtly lower, quality considered; good 173 lb. truck-In S11.7S: one lot held higher: few light llghte SI 1.00-11 39; slaughter pigs dor-t to S10 50. Sheep; Salable 50. total 100: de mand leas active but market quota ble fairly steady; good-choice wooled lamba salable around til. 79. with carloada quotable to Monday'a top of S13 35; fat ewes aalable ground 55.50-5.79 or above. eaetaro yellow ehlpmeots, 496.00 Ho. I flea. S3 II. Caah wheat (bid) :' soft white S1.01V4; soft white eicludlng res. II. OS; white club Slot: western red 1.03. ' Hard red winter: ordinary 11.03: 10 pet. 11 04; 111 pet. SI. 13: 13 pet. S1.17. Hard white hart: ordinary tl.lt; 10 pet. 11.17; 11 pet. 11.39; 13 pet. 1.37. Today's ear receipts: wheat 30: barley 1; flour 3; corn 3: oats I; hay ; mlltfeed 1; flaxseed 1. OREGON HOPS SLOW Portland, Jan. 18. W) The Oregon hop markets remained dull with light trading during the past seven days;. Demand was fair for 1941 crop regular seeded types but light offerings restricted transactions to small scattered lots. HARDWARE 8ESSION Portland, Jan. 18.. Methods of conducting retail hardware business in the face of war limitations will be the principal subject at the annual convention of North Coast Re tail Hardware association here Sunday and Monday, Cm Mall Tribune want ads. McMinnviUe, Jan. 18 Sheriff George Manning an nounced recovery of the body of Harold Sinsel, 21, McMinnviUe, from the North Yamhill river yesterday. The youth had been in ill health. Portland( Ore., Jan. 16. (sP) The Oregon Journal said to day it had learned from Wash ington, D. C, that Joseph K. Carson, Jr., had resigned as west coast inspector general of civilian defense service. Month Han Franrlaro South San Francisco, Jan. 19. P) (Federal-State Market Mews) Cat tle; Salable none; good ateera quot able to 413 10: good fed heifers upward to 111.75; bulla 19.50 down. Calvea: Salable none: choice vealera nominally quotable to S14.00. Hoga: Salable 10; not enough here to make market; few head good 175 to 210-lb. butchers weak to 100 lower than Thuraday'a average at 13 50; good eowa quotable 110.00 10 10. Sheep: Salable 375; fat lambs firm to 10c higher; double good to choice 80-lb. Oregon lamba carrying 30-day fleece 413.10: good to choice wooled lamba quotable to 918.39. Chicago Wheat rhlfoffo Chicago. Jan. lfl P) Only minor price ehaneoa occurred In tha (rain market today u commercial and profesdonal Jntereata studied the probable effect of Increased farm production 4011 for certain feed and oil bearing crope and grain consuming livestock. Wheat closed unchanged to lower compared with yesterday, May 1JS1-130H. July 91.32H-1-S3U; corn unchanged to io off. May 85 -We, July 87 He; oats unchanged to e off; ry Vfo lower: soy beans down. Wheat: Open Htnh Low Close May 181 1-91H I SO 1-80 July , "H IJ-H 12 1-83' Sept. 1.34 IMS l-Mfc l-337a a - Chicago Chicago, Jan. 18. f AP - TJSDA) Salable hoga moderately active, 10 30o higher; most advance on weights under 340 lbs.; extreme wiles under weights 39c higher; good and choice 170 to 300-lb. $11 35-1 1 .60; top 81180: few 140 to 160-lb. $10.80 11.00; sows 10-15C h Iff her; Rood 880 to 800-lb. largely $1038-10.80; light er weights to $10-88. Salable cattle: only sprinkling steers here; common and medium grades without reliable outlet; un dertone steady on kinds grading good and better; no choice steers offered: best $1838 paid for year lings with few loads $11.50-1290; common and medium heifers at $8.80-10.00: sprinkling heifers $11-50; with few head choice steers and heifers $14.35; cowa again predomi nated In run, weak; all grades cows fully $1 under week ago; Instances more; bull weak: best offerings $10.38 but no outstanding sausage bulls here; strictly choice vealera $16.00 paid sparingly; mostly $1000 14 00; on common to good kinds with out $7.00-000; stock cattle very slow at $9.60-11.00. Salable sheep: fat lambs generally steady; few decks and several dou bles choice 88 to OS-lb. natives and fed lambs $13.78-13.85; bulk fed 103 to 113-lb. fed range lsmbs $13.16-13.35; fat sheep very draggy; clesn-up sales unevenly lower at $8.00 down. Wall St. Report r New York. Jan. 16 P) Dry ing up of bids, rather than any real selling pressure, bro.ight a generally downward trend in to day's stock market. All In all, brokers said, the principal buying defect was due to the desire of many customers for a side-line position over the coming week-end as precau tion against untoward interna tional developments. Transfers were around 500.000 shares. Today's cloalng prices for 94 select ed atocks follow; Al. Chem. 4c Dye. .141V, Am. Can 94V4 A. T. & T. WA Anaconda J7i Atch. T. 4t S. F. 30, Bendls Avta. 97 Bethlehem Steel . , S3 Caterpillar Tract. 40 Chrvaler 4S"i Curtlaa-Wrlght 8V4 Douelaa Aircraft "'4 DuPont 130i Portland Produce Oen. Electric Gen. Poods Gen. Motors Int. Harvester -Jnhns-Manvtlle Kennecott Monty ward No. A inn. Avn. North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Penna. R. R. Phillip. Pet. Radio Southern Paelflo Std. Branda ......... Std. Oil Cal. Std. Oil W. J. Tranaamerlca Union Carbide United Aircraft United Airline -TJ. 8. Steel . 37 . S . S37, . 40 . . m'i . IS . 10ta . 73 . 33 . 404 . 3'i . 13H . S . 30 . 40 . 414 . 70 3S'4 . 10 . 83 Portland. Ore.. Jan. 16 HP) Pota toes White local,. S3.3S-3.S0 cental: Deacnute uema. evao-auu cenwi: i Yakima No. 1 oeme, sass cental; Klamath S3 83-3 00 cental: Idaho Gema, S3 89 cental. Other produce unchanged. California nutter San Francisco, Jan. IS (AP-USDA) Butter 03 score, SSr: 31 score. S7U,c; 00 score. 3fiic; 80 score. 90c. EKga Large extra, S8c; medium eitraa. S5c: email extras. 3c: large atandarda. ase. Cheeae Plata, 34 e: triplets. 34c. Sacramento. Jan. 18 Chum- p . a j iri l .lng cream butterfet: First grade. roruana vvueai Portland Portland. Jan. 1(1 & Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Cloaa May 103 1.04 10S 104 Cash grain: Oata, No. 3. 38-lb. kmlte 430.00. Barley. No. 1, 4B-lb. bearded white, 434.00. Corn, No. 3. second grade. 88 e- The straw of grains, soybeans and sunflower seeds are a few of the common items used for manufacturing substitute materials. Use Mall Tribune want ada. DELICIOUS QUICK EASY V&n (amp's PORKand BEAN Supper AS SltVID IT 1M Josephine Culberlson FAMOUS BRIDGE AUTHORITY moot turrit A"nrf . fnr, . ail Sour IMei Celery Carrel Strips f eyrlee' fgai eerf 'kales Van Camp's fOK ei.4 MANS, tAttfCUID tofted Applet wh Seeteaee Afeerted Irirfge SoneVKftM PeiM rrMM CeJrei . Coffee TRY IT k'i delktoue. Atk your grocer for complete deteSj . . . recipe., one ejvantHles er write Von Camp 'l sic, Mleeapolk, MIom. mm .sMi MRS. JOSEPHINB CVIBERTSON solves the bridge-supper, problem in this smart and pleasant way. Sirs. Josephine Culhertson bridge auihotirjf and gracious hostess suggests this eisy-to-prepire, dchghtful to cat answer to die budge-supper problem. Prices Are Effective Saturday, Jan. 17th, Thru . Monday, January 19th PANCAKE FLOUR, Harveit Blossom 10-lb. bag 49e PEACOCK SELF-RISING BUCK WHEAT 10-lb. sack 65c FLOUR. Harvest Blossom. 24 Vi lb. sk 79e 491b. sack $1.39 PURE LARD J-lb. pkg. 35e 41b. pkg. 65c BAKING POWDER, Calumet, 2'i lb. can 39e ELBOW MACARONI, Porter's larqe cut U-os. cello 14e RITZ CRACKERS... ..Mb. carton 21e GRAHAM CRACKERS. New Leader 21b. pkg. 19e ASSORTED JAM. Kerr's 2-lb. Jar 37c PEANUT BUTTER. Real Roast 2-lb. Jar 29c APPLE BUTTER. Libbv's. 33-os. Jar 23c CORN KIX or WHEATIES. Rsg. pkg 2 for 21e PEARLS OF WHEAT lg. pkg. 23e KAFFEE HAG COFFEE. 1- lb. can L... 33e COCOA, Blue Mill 2-lb. pkg. 17c TEA, Canterbury Orange Pekoe, Vt lb. pkg 34c TEA. Lipton's YL VS-lb. pkg. 45c CHERUB MILK, tall cans 4 for 33c CA NNED MILK. Carnation. Borden's. Seoo, Special Morning or Pet, tall cans 4 for 35c BORDENT EAGLE BRAND MILK. 7'i os. cans 10c RANCHO SOUPS, tomato or veeje- table. 10'4 os. cans 4 for 19e TOMATO JUICE. Sunny Dawn, 48-os. can ...19e No. 10 can 35c TOMATOES, Gardenside. No. 24 cans 3 for 33e PORK ft BEANS. Heina Boston, to mato sauce or Vegetarian style. 12-os. tins 3 for 25e CORNFD BEEF. Llbby's. 12-os. can 23c SALT. Morton's plain 8-lb. bag 20c MATCHES, Favorite, carton of 8 boxes 2 for 41c SWEDISH MINTS lb. pkq. 17e SATTN MIX CANDY lb. cello 13c VANILLA EXTRACT, Schilling's, 2- os. bottle 32c HOLIDAY CHOCOLATES. Closeout price ....... 2M-lb. box 49c 51b. box 85c DOROTHY DUNCAN CHOCOLATES, Yi lb. tin 59c 31b. tin 89c Medford Safeway Stores are Cosed Sundays and Holidays Open Daily 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. AIRWAYCoffeeii;.55 Edwards ...e.27 253c MAXWELL HOUSE u, 31' 2 60 HILLS rv ... 31' Talk Is Cheap, But... Proof Is sometime another matter. It's easy to make exaggerated claims, but not so easy to back them up. That's why Safeway is always so careful to say exactly what it means in its advertising, to give information that is accurate and dependable. When we say ALL Safeway prices are consistently low EVERY DAY. and that, though we will not cut prices below cost, but will meet them item by item, and day by day, if others make such prices, w mean exactly what w say. Knowing this you can see why you can depend on saving money at Safe way whatever day you do your marketing. JfAiSsZ lJS Meat Prices for Sat. Only CHICKENS Dry picked fancy white Lb. 23 2c Sslt Pork JSis ib. 1 9c LINK SAUSAGE ...lb. 27c GROUND BEEF ...lb. 19c HAM Tenderized Half or Whole Lb. 29l2c PORK ROAST s;cYNL;c ib. 21c BEEF ROAST Ground Round St., Ib. 25c Sirloin Steak.... Ib. 33c Pork Sausage Country Style Lb. 19c CUTS. lb. 23C Welter assfcaBBwlaBlw I ill yaafls Z?S&ks2t S ""ZntmPy 60-lb. bag85c K2ir ,5.,,, ha 49e 1 1 1 1 ATDATtsV It, BEANS PEAS i . u mm KiTi'i K I . II I '1 M ' ; . 1 rrtt U ltHrair i I JTW . ' " VUwt"- m -v BABY FOODS. Gerbers, I .' .1 .1! . , VxyJ'VVi 'i os. can 4 for 25c Take Home a Loaf Tonight! I Which Stalk V FRUIT COCKTAIL. Hostess Da- I ... . w. .K w. 4 I I Ight No. 1 cm 13c I Sliced White or Wheat I I BROKEN SLICED PINEAPPLE. I I I KRAFT VELVEETA, AMERICAN . 4 . e lOft i e or BRICK CHEESE 2-lb. loaf 69c D 1 D. LOST I Ub : , SARDINES. Shasta, in olive & " W -P oil No. Vi can 14c iWJ OYSTERS. Battle Rock, large frying. ' ' j Vv 15'ios. can 15c Prince Albert Tobacco, CO RALEIGH CIGARETTES, carton 11.43 1-pound tin OuC (yisw Velvet Tobacco, CQa Glass Humidor OOw 11 CORN Country Home Cr.aNmS?Un 2 fpf FaJStlV MAV hAY till . ... WESSON OIL... Quart can 47c SW UM SUN-MAID RAISINS 3 uT,, 25c FiS UCDCUCVC L- Bjr- 2 ,or 25 Q 5e 10a il nEltOnCl J Mild-Mello Bar 9c 0 Bars lUC j "net: T-ssmcWiO - OIliiSIGSS Small sizes In handy SZ2L10 lbs. 45c GRAPEFRUIT 10 lbs. 45c Fey. Coachella In handy shopping bag SQUASH pound Ic Banana, Hubbard or Marblehead RHUBARB pound 5c Fancy Field Grown CUEtY VA fTl I U Stalk is FULL-VALUE for your money? Funny thing about lry. It'i common 1 priced at w much a tuik. Yet ent Bulk mar it you aa much aa 404 mort eelary than another How can jrou tall which one you get? Safeway doeint believa ia aaklng you to ganbta like thai, At your Safeway, celery it fried bf treifht. You amply pick the exact aitt eelery a talk you want . . . and tA weight f that particular $Utlk dtrminti tht pric yoa my. Yah fft FULLVALLE ft fttt nont mr pwreaaae Thia fulNvalut plan appltea not only to celery. Safeway haa extended the aound p!an of pricing by weight to every kind of fruit and eeftuble MiL All the anany adranlagea of priein bp , v,9it art available to you at your Safeway produce ttepanirtent on every ttetn you buy! Why don't you come in and act wfeat it aaoana ia overt for your money f Family CircU Ouf Every Friday! Get Your Copy! f.eee Ut it eer FEASTFORTHElEA$T"