Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 28, 1942, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 28. 1942 LEADERS ARRIVE F Arriving wit night from Bo gata, Colombia wher she has been engaged in community re creational worh was Mrs. Penny FonUlne, who will be program director for the United Service Organization! -enter in this city. Temporary quarters for the re creational center are being set up in the building on the corner of Main and BarUett streets. , At the first council meeting to be held In the U. S. O. center this afternoon at 4 o'clock plans were to be nade for the center's program end activities between the U. S. O. center and various defense committees were to be coordinated. Mrs. Fontaine, In addition to her community recreation activ ity In Bogata hs been working for improvements of relation ship between the South Amer ican country and the United States. She is t graduate of the University of Orecon in the phy sical education department end before going tc South America was physical education instruc tor in The Dalles high school and handled adult recreation in Yakima, Wash. Also in Medford is Mrs. Helen Johnson Small of Rio Vista, Cal., who arrived Tuesday to Initiate a program for the United Service Organizations. Mrs. Small, who has been in close touch with USO work at Inglewood, Cal., was appointed director for Medford by the na tional board of the Young Wo men's Christian associations. LIVESTOCK Portland . Portland. Ore, SIst 38 ft (0. 8. Dept. AST.) CstUe Receipts. 100; eel vss, 75: market ictln, steady: few Bead medium 850-932 lb. trsee steers. 811-3513.35: strictly food Hint fed steers, quotable to 115 50: common heifers. 88 00 10 00: medium to rood beef heifers. 811. 00 11 SO: tenner and cutter sows, 88 00e)7.M: eery shelly kinds down to S5.00: fat dairy type cows. 88 00 a 8 50: medium to fairly food beef oowt, 8 009 80: medium to food bulls. 88 AO 10.79: strtcty food beef bulls quotable to 111.00 or a bore: good choice Tellers. SIS SOU SO; odd head. S15.00: com mon grades down to 19 00. Bogs Reoelpts, 490: market alow, mostly 10-15o lower but eery uneven: good to choice 170-115 the., SUM 14 IS: few lota up to 114 as: one small tot. 814 88: 130-370 Iba.. 818.0018 80: llfht lights, S13.7SIS3S: good 839 850 lb. sows. 89.78 10 SO; lighter weights, upward to 811 -0: good to choice feeder piss, quoUble to 113 38 1S3S. She p Receipts, 439: market se ttvs. steady: good to choice aprlng lam be, S13 5018 75; medium to good grades. 113 00 It 00; old crop lamba and reartliMS of common to medium grades, til 00a IS 00: old crop lambs and yearllnes of common to medium gradea. 88 50 8 80; few fairly good shorn ewee, SS 00: some held higher: common ewes. 2 00 a J 8 SO. Booth Sen rranclero South Ban rranclaco. May 38 (ft" rrederal-Btate Market News Berries) 'Csttle Receipts. 39: nominal: steers absent, quoted 813 8018 60: medium to good heifers snd eowe, un-evallable; trucked-ln ahe-stork. weak: odd cutters, 87.007.50: few cannera, 85 60 8 00: moat bulls, 89.90 10.39: calves salable, 10; nominal: good to choice vealers quoted, 813 50 18 90. Hogs Receipts, 800; around 10c lower; moat good to choice 189-335 lb. barrowa and gtlts, 914.99; moat good eowe, 913 00. Bheep Receipts. 890; strong: 9 decke. mnetly sorted choice SO lb. . lamba, 913 75; deck good 87 lb. year lines, 911 00; average No. t pelte: me dium to choice shorn ewee, moatly 84 00a 9 00. Chtrago Chlcaso. May 30 (ft (V. 8. Dept. Aer Hoga Recelpta. 31.000: moatly 10 19c lower than Wedneeday'a aver, sge: top. 814 39. Cattle Receipts. 9 900: calves, I,. 000: fed steers snd yearltri. gener slly 35c lower; bulk, 813 0014 00: early top. 814 50; soma held around 915.00; heifers, weak to 39c lower: meetly 91339913 30; meet beet cowl, 89 751100. Bheep Receipts, 7.500: two doublet, good to choice fed clipped lamba with No. 3 pelts, 813 75: three doubles, me. dlum to good California springers. 814 25: fat ewes, unevenly lower; bulk shorn natlvea. 80 79 down. Portland Produce Portland, ore. May IS (ft On. ions Oregon, 93 90 3.79 per 90-lb. sack; green, 80S5e dosen bunches; Texas Bermudas 909, 8348 tt 90 sack; California sweet type, 8 00. Potatoes New Shelter (Calif.) White Roes, 93 909 39 cental. Other produce unchanged. Portland Wheat Portland. Or, May 3 ft Oram: Wheat Open High Low Close July 6 M 4H 84 Cash Oram: Osts No. t. S9c lb.; white, 939 00 Barley: No. I. 49 lb. B. W, 9100. Corn Unquoted. Piss No. 1, 93 47. Cash Wheat (BID) : Bo ft White, 94c: Soft White deluding Res, 98c; White Club. B7c; Western Red. 87c. Hard Red winter: Ordinary, 9c: 10 per cent, 87c: 11 per cent, 81.04, 13 ner cent. 81.08. Hard White Baart: 10 per cant 31.05; 11 per cent. 11.09, 13 per cent, 81.18. Todsy's esr receipts: Wheat, 91c; flour, 9c; corn, 9c; mlllfeed, 3. Chicago Wheat Wheat Open High Low CIom July .l-30 1.30H nfl 1-30 Sept. . i aSH 1.234 1-33 1331. Deo. UAH 1-30 1-36 V4 1.36 Ran Pranrltco Batter Sacramento, May 28 OP) Churn in cream butterfat; First trad. 42c; aeoond grade 40 Wall St. Report Talent Talent, Mar 28 (Spl.) Mrs. Guy Hamilton has returned from a three weeks visit In See'tlo. New York, May 28 W) Ir regularity seeped Into today's stock market as profits were cashed on Wednesday's climbing steels and motors. Transfers were around 330, 000 shares. Tcday'a cloalng prices for 94 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. A Dye .139 Am. Can. 4 A. T. T. 118V4 34 94ti 90 81 n 99 en . 9444 107H , 39Si aH 88 Anaconda Ateh. T. B. P. . Bend is A via. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chryaler Curtlaa - Wright . Douglas Aeft. . DuPont Oen. nee. Oen. Poods Q.n Mot. Int. Harvest Johns Man. Kenneoott Monty Ward No. Ann. AVn. , North, Amer. Penney (J. C.) , Penna. P. R. . Phillips Pet. Radio Sou. Pac. Btd. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trana. Amer. . Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft . United Airline , U. S. Steel , 94H . 37 , 39H . 10 V, , , 88 . 31 . 84 H . . 11 . 3H . 19H , 83 , 4 , 93S , 3 H . 10H . 49 Phoenix Phoenix, May 28 (Spl) Mrs. Phil Thurston's car collided with a truck Friday, confining her to the Community hospital for shock and bruises. Her car was completely demolished. Norren Purry has returned to Ivsnhoe. Calif., after apendlng aav. era! daya of the past week visiting his parenta and frlenda in Phoenix. Senior claaa of Phoenix High school held their annual "aklp day" by motoring to Crescent City last Friday snd Saturday. Those Jour, neylng were Patty Purry. Martta Purry. Margie Hrckert. Cecil Claflln. Jack Crenihaw. Bert Marehall. Alden Wright. Mra. Dwight Catherwood, and Mrs. Ployd Barrett, Leonard Raid recently left for San Diego where he will be In training (or the navy. Ladlea Aid of the Church of the Brethren of Aihland met with Mra t. L. Birk May 30 In Phoenix. There were 19 present. Leaving Sunday for San Pranclaco were Mr. and Mra. Woodford Turpln They will tint Woodrow Turpln and return In s few daya. Mr. and Mra. Victor Medcalf hare spent the pan two weeks at Prospect where Mr. Medcalf haa been employed. Mr. snd Mra. Rodney Raymond, the former Barbara Oarrlaon. stopped here recently to visit Mr. and Mrs w. o. Oarrlaon enraute to Fairmont, Minn. Leaving May 33 for Portland on s two week vacation was Eire Caster She will also vlalt at Roaeburg. Oak land, and Carson. tVaeh. Vtnltlng recently at the O. Caster home for a few daya waa Mrs. trams Elll-in of Portland. Bofffafrr oora ..because it's America's MILDEST Bottled in Bond v mm :4& JL Lta-ssssasssaJ & Toung people of the If. M. Church enjoyed a swimming party Monday evening. Sixteen were present, Mrs. Charles Winenna a. Oregon But president of the Towneend club, addressed the local club Tues day evening at the City hall. A cov ered dla h supper wss given before the program.. I Boy Alssa has takes ever She Job as dtp marshal. Mr. Simmons has been employed at the canton ment. The new street signs recently pleoed. are a great help. Laurence Burnett left Friday for Baetem Oregon so spend two weeks. Mr. Saa Wllburo Is convaiesetng at her homo from a recede oper ation. In Bradford, the Talent barber Is now employed la Ashland. A bridal shower wss gives in honor of Mlaa Juanlta "--Tuesday evening at the horn of La Veils Maaoo. Jusnlta received many ovely guts. Barlsnd low ass received two promotions wtthta to last month. Ra Is now a sergeant In the 11th Bomb er group at Corumbla, S a The annus! budget meeting for 1943-4 was held Tuesday evening The budget Is slightly higher than last year, Clair Wlthrow and Mrl. Jarr.ee Allen were Medford callers Saturday. Tb Undstrom family have re turned to Talent, and are now lie. ing ea the Andersoon Creek road. The principal of using powder to propel shot was known In the fourteenth century. OU AST 3algAI li.rtaa Wk,er 100 hlTltt Wkiiter la J feeti liSaalai CaiMjari Caeeie N r. C.y - THE HOME OF GROCETERIA GOODNESS"- ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING - Home Purity Bakery Bread and Cakes Like Mother Made For the Two-Day Outing Picnic Buns, round or wiener .6 for 1 3c Old Glory Cake .79c Specially decorated red. whit and blue -for picnics or home table decoration. Other Home Purity Cakes , Pilgrim Brown Sugar Wellsley Fudge Chocolate Silver Moon (white layer) Angel Cakes 29c 35c 49c 59c For the Picnic Pie Nothing finer than Apple everybody likes It. Easy to pack. 8-inch pie 29c Home Purity Vitamin Enriched Bread, Mb. loaf 9c H lb. 13c Add the real home flavor to the Sandwiches LET US DO YOUR BAKING SAVE YOUR SUGAR FOR HOME CANNING DAD Would LIKE a DELICIOUS GROCETERIA STEAK Tonight! YES every man likes a good (teak and every man will kick like blaze when be gets a poor one. Ask the man of the hoiue if there U any meal so satisfying as a good steak. If be says yes get one of . these Gov't inspected steaks from a fine steer. Swift & Co. have imprinted their name on every cut your assurance that they too are proud to have you know that the steak came from them. We too will be proud to have dad know that the steak came from us. ' sir.' r i rVv-j-isr' it v m 1 The Price ? The government has taken care of that Meat prices can't go up. We have to sell this fine beef for the prices charged in March. Fruits and Vegetables Calavos Jumbo Size Each 10c Grapefruit Coachilla Valley, large size 64's ea. 5c Oranges, Medium Size 220 . . ....... .2 doz. 39c White Wax Onions ...... . . 3 lbs. 20c String Beans .: 2 lbs. 35c Italian Squash ........ . 3 lbs. 20c New Potatoes No. 1 B's ........... . . 10 lbs. 25c Lettuce Home Grown large heads .... 2 for 15c BOTH GROCETERIAS CLOSED SATURDAY e MEMORIAL DAY OPEN FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK SAVINGS at the GROCETERIAS Oregon Brand Milk 4 tall cans 33? Borden's Carnation 4 tall cant 35? Gerber's Baby Foods 3 cans 20? Certo 3 bottles 49? Campbell's Tomato Soap 3 cans 25? Hi-Ho Crackers lb. pkg. 19? Kraft Macaroni Dinner pkg. 9? Miracle Whip Salad Dressing qt. 41? Treasr. Island Chicken Noodle Soup, 3 pkgs. 25? Imitation Vanilla, 4-or. 10? 8-oz. 15? pint 29? Won't bsks out Sta-Kritp Crackers 2-lb. box 19? Sta-Krisp Grahams 2-lb. box 21? Josephine Tomatoes, No. 2'2 can 2 for 23? Snowdrift Shortening 3 lbs. 73? Wesson Oil qt 53? l2 93? Kraft Chocolate Malted Milk 2-lb. can 49? Kraft Malted Milk (not chocolate) . 1-lb. can 39? Gold Bar Creamed Golden Corn, No. 303 can 2 for 25? GATES & LYDIARD 6th at Centrsli fth at Orap Savings Without Sell Denial Silver Bar Sugar Peas, No. 303 can. . . .2 for 25?. Gold Bar Peas and Carrots, No. 2 can, 2 for 25? Gold Bar Fancy Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 1 tall can 2 for 25? Gold Bar Pineapple Vinegar pint bottle 13? Gold Bar Royal Anne Cherries, No. 1 tall can 19? Lux Toilet Soap 3 bars 20? Lifebuoy Soap 3 bars 20? Rinso.. Urge package 23? Lux Flakes large package 23? Swan Floating Soap, regular bar ....4 for 25? Pond's Tissue, 500-sheet pkg.. ...... .2 for 49? Modess Sanitary Napkins 2 pkgs. 43? Tender Sweet Golden Com, No. 303 can 3 for 29? Del Monte Vegetables for Salad, No. 1 can 2 for 33? Diamond A Diced Beets, No. 2 can. . .3 for 25? Diamond A Diced Carrots, No. 2 can. . .3 for 25? Diamond A Sauerkraut, No. 24 can. . .2 for 25? Spry Shortening ..... .3-lb. can 73? Sperry Rolled Oats . . .9-lb. bag 45? Flavor Loaf Vitamin Enriched Flour 49-Ib. $1.85 Super Meat Markets The Kind of Meat You Like to Eat A GOOD OUTING LUNCH EASY TO PREPARE ' Take advantage of the more than 20 kinds of Sandwich Meats always at your Groceterias. All Gort. Inspected. AU freshly sliced. AU offered tomorrow below celling prices. GOVT. INSPECTED BEEF 25c Blade Cut Roast . .lb. Boned and Rolled Brisquet Roast lb. (All Surplus Fat Hsmovsd) Short Ribs for baking lb. All from fine Steers AU Govt. Inspected 29c 19c GOVT. INSPECTED SMOKED MEATS Lean Sugar Cured O Q Bacon lb. -wC (Any Slse Piece) Indiana Breakfast 55 Bacon b. J-JC Any Sis Piece From the Hoosier Stat Sliced Fancy Corn on Belt Bacon lb. J?C Extra Lean and Sweet GOVT. INSPECTED PORK Loin Roast, 2Y2 to 3-lb. cut lb. JjC Pork Shoulder O Roast lb. J I C Lean Roast from Fine Pork Spring Chicken QQ Giblets lb. J yC CleanReady to Cook FOR THE OUTING SPRING CHICKENS Drawn and Cleaned Ready to Cook Two Sizes - Ea. 59c - 69c GOLD BAR PICKLES In Pineapple Vinegar Deltdously crisp Pickles finer flavor without the add bum so often noticed la sweet pickles. CHILI SAUCE SWEETS SWEET MIXED SWEET PICKLE CHIPS SWEET RELISH CHOW-CHOW SOUR DILLS SWEET DILLS SLICED SWEET DILLS A sis of every kind to fit your needi 15c - 20c - 25c - 29c - 39c 523 8