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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1942.
LIVESTOCK
Portland
FortUnd. April 1 (ffV(P8DA)
Cattle 100; calves 60; market mostly
ateady; (tw good fed steer IJaa Iba
13 00, put load medium M0 Iba.
11.50; lew common dairy type Belt
ara SfiOOajS 00; eanner and cutter
eowa $8.78 1 '00; fat dairy type eowa
TOftXlO; beet eowa up to uu.
madlum to food bulla SS.OOaj 10.&0;
vealere opened atronf to 50 blgher.
later alow, bare!" steady; few choice
vealere early tlSOO, good to choice
trades later (14 00a 15.00.
Hoga 500; market doalng 50-55
lower, few early aalea eowa ateaay;
feeder plie steady; (ood to choice
drtve-lna 170-315 Iba. i3.-o to rooav
It 513.50. two carload! unaold: .30-
370 Iba. 313 5015.00: light ll(hu
moatly U 50-75; food aowa 300-650
Iba. 59.751100. earijr aaiea to eiiw;
feeder piga $l2Ma 13 36.
Bheep 50. market nominally steady:
rood to choice fed wooled Iambi quo
ted fll.fOal.33; good aprln lamba
aalable to 51 J 00; good wooled ewea
quotable 6.00-50.
loath San Franclaeo
South Ban Franclaeo. April 16 Uf
(Ted .-State Mkt. Newt) Cattle 75;
teer Inquiry largely nominal; medi
um to good fed helfera and range
eowa abeenti few heavy dairy-bred
eowa 66 00-35: eteady; bulla nominal
ly 59 50 10.50. Calvee aalable none.
Oood to choice Ttalera quoted
13 00-50.
Hoga 300: 36 lower; moat good
185-338 lb. barrowa and gllte 14.65;
latter top: aowa 11.65.
Sheep none: good to choice eprlng
lamba quoted 611.00s 13.00; medium
to choice wooled ewea 66.00 6 7.00.
Chicago
Chicago, April 16 MV(TJSDA)
Hoga 13.000; market 38 lower than
Wedneaday'a average on all welghta
and aowa: good and choice 300-330
Iba. 614 00-16: extreme top 614.36
160-300 Ibe. 613 65 9 14.05; 160-80 iba.
U .36-90; good 400-650 lb. aowa
13.7SS1400.
Sheep 11.600; early lamba trade
atrong to 36 higher; deck fed wooled
weaterna 613 10: othera held at 613 00
and below; aome ahorn offarlnga
10.75 a 11.00.
Cattle 6.000. calve 1,000; fed
teere and yearllnga atrong to 35
higher; medium gradea up moat;
bulk tll.35sl4.50. top 515.75 for av
enge choice long yearllnga; helfera
firm, beat 900 lb avaragee (14.00
with comparable 763 Iba. 413.60; eowa
ateady; bulla ateady at 610.40 down
on weighty aauaage offerlnga: veal
era firm with 61600 paid for choice
heavy klnda; practical top 614.78.
Portland Produce
Portland, Ore., April 16 tP) But
ter Pr In ta, A grade, 4iyto In parch
ment wrappers, 43 c In cartona; B
trade, 41o In parchment wrappera.
42o In cartona.
Butterfat Flrat quality mailmum
ot A of 1 per cent acidity, delivered
In Portland, 40M,-41 lb.; premium
quality (maximum of .85 of 1 per
eent acidity), 41ti-43o lb.; valley
routea and country polnte, So leu
than first or 60c lb.; aacond quality
at Portland 3o under flrat or 38 ft -39c
lb.
Country meate Selling; prices to
retailers: veelere fancy 23-33H lb.
Othera unchanged.
Onions Oregon, IS. 50-4 per 80-lb.
aack: seta 35c lb.
Potatoes, old white locals, 53 50
S.76 eental; Deachutea ferns.' 63.00
8.35 cental; Taklma No. a feme, 61.35
per 60-16. bag; Klamath No, 1, 3.88
I3S cental.
Other produce unchanged.
Portland Wheat
round nine-year lowi in the
late proceedings.
Dealings were fluggish at
around 230.000 shares.
Today's cloainf prices for 84 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Cham. Dye .unqtd
Am. Can H4
A. T. at T. . 1
34
88
- 33
66
83
63 '4
7
-unqtd
110',
ta,
36
83
43
86 'i
80
35
- 11
6
. 61
Anaconda
A ten. T. at S. F. .
Bendlx Avla. , ,
Beth. Steel , ., ,
Caterpillar Tract,
Chryslsr
Curtlss-Wrlght
Douglas Acft.
DuPont
Oen. Elee.
Oen. Poods
Oen. Mot.
Int. Harvest
Johns-' '.an.
Kennecott
Monty ward
No. Ann. AVn .
North Amer.
eon and baby, all of afedford and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson of Aah
land. Members of the local achool band
who played with other banda at
tagle Point laat week, under direc
tion of Steve Whipple, were: Leone
Holderneaa, Bob Burton, Junior
Swindler, Armln Thompson, Warren
Albright, Arlene Dally, Leroy Carter.
Yvonne Moore, Evelyn, Beverly, Das
mar and Anne Christenefn, Marvin
Throne, Katharine Hayea. Clayton
Adama, Orpha Martin. Nadean Swin
dler, Raymond Dueenberry, Eliza
beth Andrua, Pern McCoy, Harold
Colvln, Dane Holderneaa and Norm
an Jackson.
Fifteen students finished thslr
driving course under direction of
Mr. French, state Instructor and will
compete with other southern Oregon
schools for a driving class plaque
liven by the state, for the best team
Those completing the course here
were Mary Lou Tygart, Myrtle Winn,
Virginia Center. Bvalya Chrlstamaen.
Alvla Winn. Bob Burton, Jama Roee
crana, Mary Burton, Jefferson tiara
den, Rolen Roeecrana, Harlow Banry.
Melvtn Lewis, Junior Shoemaker and
Wallace Davis.
Mra Richard Btello of Redwood
City. Calif, earn Sunday to the Tom
West home. She la a slater of Mr
West, who la aull In the Sacred Heart
hospital, recovering eatlafactorlly
from a gun shot accident. Mrs. West
la expected to be able to return to
her borne here, by the) end ot this
week.
Mr. and Mra. Mel Davis of MecUord
were Sunday guest of Mr. Davis'
parenta and brother, Mr, and Mra.
Carl Cook and Kenneth.
Mra. Ella Sutton haa been a cueat.
for the peat two weeka, of her nice,
Mra. Mae Forbee of Jacksonville.
Sunday gueau at the Paul Holder
ness home were Misses Beth Paulsen
and Corlnne Harwood of MecUord.
Member of the local Four Square
Oospal church are now holding Bun
day mornlnf services In the pavilion
which la owned by the fair board.
Mr. and Mra. Melvtn Hancock re
cently bought the Amy Martin pro
perty, weet of the cement plant.
Mr. and Mr. Art Oornam and Don
na were Sunday fueeu of Mr. and
Mra. Woody Turpln and family of
Phoenix and of Mra. Florence Meat.
In Medford
, Mrs. Veil Hays left Sunday, by
plane, for Seattle, called by the Sud
eten passing of ner brother-tn-law.
Milton Turner. Mra. Turner la a sla
ter of Mra. Hayea and with bar hue
band. Malted at the Hayea home here
for several weeka laat summer.
Mr. and Mra Ray Painter and fam
ily have returned here from San Di
ego, where Mr. Painter waa employed
for aome time. Mra. Painter la the
daughter of Mr. Clarence) Van Hou
ten. of thla city.
Mr. and Mra. Ray Hall of Klamath
Palla were Saturday night guests of
Mr. Haifa brother-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mra. Earl Moore and family
The Halle apent Sunday with their
parents in Qrenta Pass.
Dick McKay apent laat week-end
here with hie mother. Mra Lillian
McKay. He la employed at Dome
Calif.
Mrs. Lovey Scott returned here
Saturday from Eugene, where she
visited her nephew for a few dsye
She expects to be employed In Med
ford soon.
Floyd Lane returned to his home
here Sunday, after flnlahlng bla
work at Trinity Center, Calif.
Mlaa' Barbara Nathan of Medford
spent the week-end here with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mra William
Autenrlstb.
Mra. Milton Btelnmeta and son.
Harry Lee left Thursday with Mr
Stelnmets, for Warrenton. Oregon,
where they will visit for aome time
and where Mr. Stelnmets la employed
Mr. and Mrs. Don Roeecrana and
two daughter were week-end gueau
of Mrs. Roeecrana' parents, air. and
Mra. Bozy Tepovac and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Erceat Woltera of
Medford and Mra Roberts of Pendle
ton were Sunday guests of sir. Min
nie Byerly.
Bill Dunn. Jack Da via and Byron
Davis left Monday for Idaho, to tran
sact bualncaa.
FAME rUGITS
ComDton. Calif.. April 18
(JP) Fame if fleeting. The Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh grammar
school officially became the I
Capt, Colin P. Kelly school today.
FALSE TEETH
That Loomd
Neod Net Embarrass i
Many wearers of false teeth have
suffered real embFura-ament because
their plate dropped, slipped or wai
bled at Just the wrong time. Do not
live in (ear of this happening to you
Just sprinkle s little PA8TEETH, the
alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your
plates. Holds false teeth more firmly,
so the; feel more comfortable. Does
not sour. Checks "plate odor (den
ture breath). Get F8 TEETH at any
drug store,
oSAVE
At Much At
35
on your AUTOMOBILE
LIABILITY INSURANCE
the R. A. HOLMES
AGENCY
Medford Canter Bldg.
Phone 4444
Penney (J. O.)
Penna. R. R.
Phillip Pet
Radio
Sou. Pae.
Std. Brands
St. Oil Cat.
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer. .
Union Oarb. .
Unit. Aircraft .
United Airline
U. 8. Steel
.unqtd
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fan Franclaeo Batter
Sen Pranclaco. April If VP)
(USDA) Butter uncnaneed.
Sacramento. April IS OP) Chum
Inf cream butterfat: first frade 43c;
aacond frade 41e.
Gold Hill
1T S 1 If -v' a. -s at--. M A M T 'V T I I
II V ' v ey II
Portlsnd, April if (jp Oreln:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May St at 4714 47',
Cash (rain: oata Ho. 9-38 lb. white
40 00; barley No. 3-43 lb. b.w. f3 1.00;
corn and flax unquoted.
Cash wheat (bid) : soft white 7l,o:
soft white escludinf rex fl.00; white
club tl.00; western red i 00.
Hard red winter: ordinary 80 140: 10
pet. (1 00; 11 pet. SI 00; 11 pet. (1 10.
Hard white baart: 10 pet. S10SH;
11 pet. Sl.lSVs: ia pet. Sl.19'4.
Today car recelpta: wheat 98;
flour 1: corn t; mlllleed 9.
Chicago Wheat
Gold Hill, April 16 Spl
Mr. and Mr. Kernal Buhlei
were accompanied to the Hay
ward track eventt at Eugene
fcy Harlow Banry, Alvli Winn.
Leroy Carter and Victor Froit
The group left Thursday and
leturned Sunday. They wen
guest of Mr. Buhler't parent
at McMlnnvllle, on Saturday.
Paat Nobis Orand olub mat April 8
at the home ot Mra. Douflae Camer
on, with the program In charge 01
Mrs. Ruth Lewla and Miss Olive Tur
ner. A tribute waa flven In memory
of Mra. Lucy Mee, who paaaed away
recently and who waa member 01
the olub for many years. The olub'a
annual dinner and program haa been
set for April 33, with Mrs. Willie
McLean In charge of the program.
Next regular meeting of the olub
will be May 14, at the home ot Mrs
Alt Clement.
Warren Coppock was taken to a
Medford hospital Tuesday, after he
collapsed while painting a" ths James
Blevln'a home. Be waa able to re
turn to hla home here on Thursday.
Local Odd Fellows who attended
a meeting at the O runts Paaa lodge
last Wednesday evening and assisted
with Initiation ceremonies were Wal
ter McLean, Norman Oall and Wil
liam Autenrletb.
Milton Btelnmeta returned Thurs
day to hla work near Portland aftei
several days vacation spent her with
Mra Btelnmeta and sons.
Art Parker returned home Wed nee-
day, from the Community hospital,
where he apent a week on account
of an Infection In a ecalp wound.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Wsrta have
painted their new home, on Chlsholm
bill, and moved Into it, recently.
Mrs. Clyde Mapel returned home
Friday from Portland where aha waa
a fuest of her son-in-law and daugh
ter and family.
James (Doll) Moore of Marshfleld,
formerly of this city. Is reported as
being In a hospital there, where he
underwent an operation, recently.
Mr. and Mra. Owen woods of Weed.
Calif., were week-end fuests of Mrs.
Wood's mother, Mrs. Mary Morelock
Annual clean-up day for this city
haa been set tor April 34. when all
mbblah and fire hazards will be haul
ed away In truck, furnished by the
city.
Mlssca Pearl and Lillian Shoemaker
of Oranta Paaa were fuests Isst week
of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Bhoemsker of Ksnes Creek.
A free concert by the school bsnd.
will be flven tn the school fvmnaa
turn, April 17, at 8 o'clock, when all
achool patrons ars urged to attend
Recent fuests at the Tom Smith
home were Mra. Oconee Brown and
two daughter. Mra. Byd Brown and
daufhter. Mr. and Mra. Paul John
Chlcafo, April 18 (jpy wheat:
Open High Low Close
May lap, lai 13014 1 90S
juiy
Sept.
HI'. 131', laoij 130H 1
1 331, 1 .33 'i 1334 133 R
133. 1.36 1 33 1.33, M
Wall St. Report
New York, April 16 FI
Weakness in a few Industrial
fhare blunted an early recov
ery move in today's stock mar
ket and left the list flounderinc
POULTRY
and EGGS
WANTED
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COMPANY
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LIBERTY and achieve VICTORY ... our Air Force,
to do so in more than words and pretty phrases. WE
that our fighting men may have all they require to do
on our business may be made . . . make them ... as long
we say "If it will help . . . let's do it NOW!" We will
the highest obtainable quality food at the lowest possi
realize necessary changes and that we all will do all we
sacrifice . . . good!" We say it's O. K.!
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ing, crushing, terrible tasK to preserve r ec.E.v ym,
In saluting the men in all our military services, it is time
ARE AT WAR. .We, you, all of us will DO WITHOUT
WITH. . . . Rationing may come ... let it. Restrictions
as it helDs in this war and everyone is equally restricted,
do all in our power to continue serving you, providing
ble price . . . well knowing you, our customers, win
can to win. "Old fashioned thrift, doing without,
491b.
bag..
Royal Flour
Evergreen Flour IVf
FLOUR
491b. bag
Drifled Snow ftSUl,
Kitchen Maid
$1.39
$1.57
$1.85
$2.09
Banner Milk 4 cans 33c
Cass 48 cant $3.95
Borden's. Alpine,
Morning. Sago
MILK
Carnation. Special
4 cans 35c
2S $4.09
Snowdrift 8HORTENI3NS,
Swans Down
can 73C
CAKE as)
FLOUR, ltj box aCtlB
Jaa. few y?v -HM.h. a.
CARROTS LgBun:; 3 for 1 4
ASPARAGUS
RHUBARB
LEMONS
Oranges
Fancy
Medium
Loc. Field
Grown
lb. 5'
3 lbs 14
doz 15
Sunkisl
4S0 Size
Riverside Navel J A- 4 C
Large Size Q0Z 1 7
Produce Prices for Friday and Saturday Only
Chats & Sanborn Coffes, served all day Saturday
lb. pkg., drip or regular
29c
Miracle Whip,
Quart
Kraft Mayonnaise,
Quart
Sandwich Spread,
Quart
Salad Mustard,
Quart
53c KARO SYRUP
39c 5-lb. can 35c
4q Blue Label '
box 15e
GINGER SNAPS Mb.
75 Cooklai In asrh D.
SODA CRACKERS 2.b. box 18e
GRAHAM CRACKERS 2-lb. box 21e
CHEESE FOOD SPREAD 5oi. jar 14e
Kraft Swankr Swig Classes
PEANUT BUTTER " "".2-lb. Jar 37e
APPLE BUTTER No. 5 can 39e
Kerr's Quality
SHELLED WALNUT MEATS 8-ox. pkg. 25c
Local Nuts Light Halvea
Oregon Sugar
10-lb. bag 64c
Sparry Rolled Oats,
No. 10 bag
Pancake Flour,
No. 10 bag
Clabber Girl Baking
Powder, large can.
Cocoanut,
Pound bag .
45c
49c
19c
23c
SCOCO 16-lb. can 53.19
Pure Vegetable Shortening
PURE HONEY 5-lb. can 69e
MELLOW DRIP SYRUP 5-lb. can 53c
RED BEANS 10 lbs. 69c
BROKEN RICE 8 lbs. 49e
MACARONI and SPAGHETTI 4 lb. bag 23c
Porters Quality
'Soy Sauce, tall
bottles, 2 bottles....
Kraft Dinners,
Package
Shaker Salt,
21b. box
25c
. 9c
7c
Rancho Soup
Can 5c
Vegetable. Pea,
Tomato, Asparagus
OLD ENGLISH LIQUID WAX Q, 69c
No Rubbing Self Polishing
FURNITURE POLISH Qt 19e
SHOE SHINE KITS ."'."sach 23c
l ean Shine 1 Dobber 1 Buffer
FELS NAPTHA SOAP 10 barf 35c
POWDERED BON AMI 2 cant 25c
BORAX SOAP CHIPS .rg. pkg. 23c
wui uunn (.LCAIN.tK
Paper Napkins,
z pkga. 80 a
I'm 1 Ti..... -k-
oft tiasue. S rolls ZwC
Par Granulated Soap, CQm
giant package U3G
White King Toilet IQ
Soap, 4 bars 136
Store Hours
A. M. to 7 P. M.
week days at Sunders
8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Saturdaya
can 7c
I9c
Air Mail Coif a gQg
Park Avenue
Coffee, 2 lbs
Kitchen Maid
Coffee.- 1-Jb. lar
3-L. jar 79c
49c
29c
Cheese lb 25c
Full Cream
Quality
Big "Y" Thrift Department
DEEP-GUT PRICES on
EVERY-DAY NEEDS!
75c DOANES KIDNEY PILLS 49c
$1.00 2ILATONE 77c
25c ZEHPT'S COLD CAPSULES 13e
JOc DR. LYON'S TOOTH PDR. 29c
S1.20 SAL HEPATICA 97e
80c ANACIN TABLETS 39c
75e PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC 59e
50c PABLUM 39c
$1.00 O. M. HERB TABLETS S3e
60c AT-KA SELTZER 49e
75c FITCH SHAMPOO 69c
SAVINGS on VITAMINS!
100 COD LIVER OIL CAPSULES 59c
Triple Strength
50 THI-B PLEX CAPSULES 98c
High Potency Vitamin B Complex
100 YEAST and IRON TABLETS 23e
200 BREWERS YEAST TABLETS 49c
300 COD LIVER OIL TABLETS 98c
Pint COD LIVER OIL 49e
Make all your purchases in one stop
at the BIG "YVr In the THRIFT DE
PARTMENT you will find all your needs
In TOILETRIES. REMEDIES. HOUSE
WARES. TOBACCOS and SUNDRIES at
the LOWEST PRICES. All the latest is
sues of your favorite MAGAZINES are
here. And you may leave your FILMS
for developing and printing 8-hour
service and guaranteed work. STOP
and SHOP at the BIG "Y" where you
will find LOWER PRICES EVERY DAY!
BIG Y VALUEI
House Paint, QQ
gallon can ...
White. Red. Black,
Green, Ivory
50c Campana Balm
l0ttlM 43c
BIG Y VALUEI
BIG Y VALUEI
Canon Dish Cloths
15x17 inches. Reg
ular 10c site, I 1A
2 for
25c Energine
White Shoe I Qx
Cleaner I
BIG Y VALUEI
Futura Facial
Tissue Box I C.
of 600 sheet '
BIG Y VALUE!
25c
Rip Olives, No. 1
tall cans 2 cans
Egg Noodles and Turkey,
Egg Noodles and 9Rf
Chicken, l ib. ar
Tuna Fish, White Star,
solid pack, OK.
V4 sise cans ............
Sardines, oval cans, tomato,
mustard or natural, OOtt
a e.na "
Mackerel, No. 1 tall
cans, 2 cans ,
Salmon, pink, fine for
THE FLAVOR OF
29c
No. 1
I9c
25c
25c
27c
25c
lie
32c
No. 2
I9c
casserole,
tall cans
Oyatera,
10-os. tall cans
coast oysters, 2 cans
Deviled Meat,
4 can
Corned Beef,
can
Chill Beans. No. 1
tail cans. 3 can
Pineapple, flat can,
crushed or sliced
Pineapple Juice,
46-os. cans
Libby's Spaghetti,
can with Tomato
Sauce at Cheese, 2 en
Peaches. No. 2Vi cans JKr
sliced. 2 cans -
Hominy. No. 2Vj cans JC.
Van Camps, S can
Beet, sliced, diced or
shredded. No. 2 Q
cans, each
Salad Vegetables, No. 1 tall
cans Diamond A, 25C
Corn
Peas
Beans
303 Sise Cant
Spinach, No. 2V1
fresh flavor,
t cans .
Walnuts, local nuts.
2 pounds
Flavor Aid, your chu..
of flavora, I n
S caekaaea I alv
Marahmallows,
2 lbs.
Candy Bars, popular I fj
assortment ...3 for I US
Miniatur Chocolates, your
choice light or dark C
Chocolate, l ib. box eWli
Dill Pickle.
quart Jar
3 cans 29c
cans,
29c
29c
29c
19c
BIG "Y" SUPER MARKET
Prices effective Friday, Saturday. Sunday and Monday. April 17, II, IS and 20.
YOU'LL FAVOR
FLAVOR
KAMPFER BROS HI-GRADE PRODUCTS
SMOKED PICNIC
TOT A TV7C3 ... T
COTTAGE VT ea mmmm - eax, ea-asw mJJ mJJ
BUTTS, lb WIB HI-GRADE CURED
BEEF POT
ROAST . . lb. 25c
MEATY SHORT
RIBS . . lb. 17V2C
BACQM BACK. . . lb. 27c
w or
SWISS, RIB ...
SIRLOIN
FRESH GROUND
1
3EEF ... lb. 21s SAUSAGE, lb. 25c
24
COUNTRY STYLE PORK
PURE LARD
KETTLE
RENDERED
Lb. IGVa
Creamed COTTAGE
Knap DILL
Pickles, 5 for 10c I Cheese, pt I2i2c
Taylor-Made SWEET
Pickles, pi. 17c
Smoked COUNTRY SAUSAGE . . . Lb. 35c
Meat Special
Friday and
Saturday
Larj-t m.piev
ot V'Ten and
Cured Quail tt
Meat. In So.
Oretnn at Low
er Prices.