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t TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday. Jan. 14. 1(48 VEGETABLES COST IP 121 PER CENT Chicago, Jan. 24 (UF9 Fresh fruit and vegetables now cost the consumer 121 per cent more than they did in 1939, Geotfrey Baker, chief of the food price division of the OPA In Washing ton, told a meeting of the United Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac tory Engineer ed and Inspect d Parts for Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks L G. TAYLC.l CO. 112 So. Riverside Phone 2965 Get Ths Job Done RIGHT . ... All At OliE TIKE Olf your car or truck needs a complete overhaul a new paint job or a number of minor repairs why not get the whole I Job done NOW? , You'll enjoy the satisfaction of a vehicle that's gain In tip-top shape and you can PAY-AS-. YOU-DRIYEI Our prices for reconditioning are reasonable and work la thorough and depend- ablel All Work Done By Trained Mechanics Using Factory Engineered Parts! L C. TAYLOR CO. 112 SO. RIVERSIDE PH0NI 296S Todo mar e . t or enjoying a friendly pause in Mexico In the famed Xochimllco gardens Bear Mexico City, tbt pain (hit rtfrttb with Ice-cold Coca-Cola Is so old established custom. When the visiting Yank says, Hat re at Cokt, he's welcomed as a good neighbor by new friends, young or old. Across the border, is In yvu own living room, Coca-Col stands for refreshing Interlude, symbol of good will wherever It Is served SOTTlia VNSII AUTIIOIITr OS INS COCA.COU COafANT IV Coca-Cola BolHIng Company of Medford Fresh Fruit & Vegetable associa tion today. Most of the Increase In prices were caused by ttie necessity of equalizing the farmer's income with other industries, and of en couraging increased production, he said. High wages and scarcity of labor have also contributed, he added. The food price chief assured housewives that 1945 ceiling prices for fresh fruit and vege tables will be no higher than last year, and probably will be re vised downward. He predicted that nearly all fruits and vege tables not now under price con trol will be soon. Livestock Portland, Or., Jan. 2 (UP) Uve. lock: cattle 300. calvee SO. Generally active, atrong to htsher prices, few ales fully Heady. Steers scarce. Good (ed eteer. quotable to 18.00. Medium heifers 13.00 1300. Banner-cutter ecwa t oo (.00. Fat dairy type to 1000. Medium beef cows to 11.00. Good -choice vealera 13-50 IS .00. Host 600. Very active, steady. Good choice 170-270 lbs 10.731 280-350 lbs, 14.90 10 00. Good sows 13.60 0 14.00 Feeder pigs 19.00 18.35. Sheep 100. Quotable steady. Good choice trucked-ln Umbfl salable 14.60 w) 15 00: one choice lot held higher: one load late Tuesday lt.29. Oood cholce ewes quotable SOe above last week at 6.50 a 740. San Francisco. Jan. S (UP)- if Depend able I W3Yice I f vaafceaaaa; mea mm., cha perfectamente . . . Have a Coke ( EVERYTHING'S GOIN' O. K.) 'Aid for Innocent Victim 5 Prs-J. J.-! .. wv-'Xi' u y aew --w A O. S. Army doctor renders medical assistance to a Filipino child, pltl (uily wounded by shrapnel during the fighting on Luzon, while her an guished lather looks on. Signal Corns photo. South San Francisco livestock market (USDA) - cattle: 79. steady; aooo lea steers and heifer absent. One lortd and hall range cows Tuesday 12.25. Today com mon to medium cows 9.50 & 1050, few 11.00. cutters B.OO & &.00. can. ners 6.00 9 S.00. Odd head good bulls 12.00 a iK.zs; meaium sausage Kinas 10.00 a 10.50. Calves: none: nominal. Good to choice vcalers quoted 14.00 Horsc 100. Steady! food to choice 200-270 lb barrowa and silts 15.75: sows 500 higher, good mostly 14'.7S. Eineep: leu. une loaa gooa to cnoicc cent at 14.00. Good luli-wooled ewes quoted S.00 8.23. , Chicago. Jan. 4 (UP) (WFA) - Livestock: Hogs: 11,000; complete clearance early. Good and choice 170 lbs and over 14.76: 140-160 lbs 14 ?9 St 14.65: good and choice sows 14.00. cattle: l,vuu: calves: uuu. venters 16.60 down; (ed steers and yearllnee predom'nated In receipts, bulk 14.00 9 16.00; top 17.25 on long yearllnes: beet weighty steers 17.00; top helters 18.10. Sheep: 5.000; higher asking prices retarding trade on slaughter lambs; good ana choice (ed wooied westerns held 16.00 end slightly above, bid ding steady. Portland Produce Portland, Jan. 2 4-4 UP) Wholesale markets: 'r Cauliflower local, 81.90-Sa crate. Rhubirb California. S3.23 3.50 per 40-lb box. Spinach Local $2 per orange box. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Jan. 24 (UP) Wheat: Open High Low - Close May 1.3311 1.65'k 1.89S 1.60 July . 8o?5 l.5i;i j.oo'.J in ut 8spt f.4D4 1.50H i.40l( 1.00 Deb Mm. 1.301. 1.48 i IJJOli S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Jan. 24 (U.B Dairy market: Butter: score 43, 02 score 42V4, 80 score 4214, 89 score 41,i. - Cheese: Wholesale prices loafs 27.0, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 47 V4. large grade B 4 3 ' 4 , medium grade A 44V4, small grade A 1 39 Vs. (Arms Telcnhoto) Wall Street New York, Jan. 24 U.PJ Re newed Interest in railroad shares lifted the general list of stocks fractions to around a point today after a small early decline. Trad' lng was light. Wall Street viewed the pickup in demand for railroad stocks as an indication that recent heavy selling in that group may have been overdone. The undertone of the market, moreover, in the five previous sessions of decline had been such that any concen trated buying in any group of leaders would have provided the necessary stimulus for a fair re covery, analysts said: Today's closing prices on selected stocks: American Tel, It Tel, 16034 Anaconda 30Vs 92 Chrysler . Curtiss Wright General Electric .., General Motors ..... Montgomery Ward Penn R. R Phillips Petroleum J. C. Penney .. Radio Southern Pacific ... 38 63V 494 33 45 108'4 , 11 . 39 Standard Oil of Calif. 39 Texas Gulf Sulphur. 374. Transamerlca 10 United Alrcrafts U. S. Rubber . U. S. Steel . 29 52 B8H FOR WALLACE Washington, Jan. 24 U.P) Sen. Glen H. Taylor, (D., Ida.) who not so long ago used to sing about feuds, came out today for Henry A. Wallace. The erstwhile singing cowboy Issued a formal statement saying Wallace's "pre vious ejfperlence and demon strated ability can leave no doubt about his qualifications." Cokec Coca-Cola I('s natural for popular names to acquire friendly abbrevia tions. Thai's why rou heat Coca-Cola called Cuke, , ACCIDENT DEATHS ABOVE WAR TOLL Chicago (U.B Deaths from accidents on the home front since Pearl Harbor still are run ning more than two to one over deaths to American fighting men on all battlefronts, an nounced Ned H. Dearborn, pres ident ot the National Safety Council. The death totals on Nov. 1 were 280,000 for accidents and 108,897 for war, Dearborn said. "No one means to lniply, of course, that life on me home front is as dangerous as on the battlefront." he said. "But as long as accidents are making a second-place killer out of war, they are ai challenge no serious- minded person can Ignore" "Success of the campaign rests In the final analysis with the private citizen the GI Joe of the home front, who drives a ear, works in a factory or office and .otherwise lives the life of an average American," he said. The least we can do on the home front is to go to a little extra trouble to prevent these accidents that make things tougher for the boy on the bat tlefront." Southpaw Teachers Found Acceptable To 81 Principals Trenton. N. J. (U.R) Left- handed teachers in New Jer sey, at least are not particular ly handicapped in their chosen profession, a survey by Christie Jeffries, assistant prolessor of English at the State Teachers college, Paterson, reports in the New Jersey Educational Re view. Curious about the subiect of left-handed teachers, she sent a questionnaire to Jersey princi pals and learned that 81 princi pals had no objection to a "southpaw" teacher, 22 were doubtful because ol lack of ex perience with left-handed teach ers, and 24 said they regarded left-handedness .as a teacher handicap because of the tend ency of pupils to emulate the teacher's writing habits. Left-handednpss has increased from four to 13 per cent in the past two decades, she found, but only 1 6 per cent of the princi pals who answered her question- aire were southpaws. WOMAN HOSPITALIZED BY SAWMILL ACCIDENT 'Jennie Lawless, 832 North Central avenue, was taken to a local hospital yesterday after noon where she was found to be suffering from shock as a result of hand truck loaded with green lumber tipping over and striking her In the stomach, ac cording to George Davis who took her to the hospital in the Perl ambulance. Hospital au thorities said she would be re leased some time today. The accident occurred at Tim ber Products company wneie Mrs. Lawless Is employed. ERSONAL ASSESSMENT RETURNS DUE MARCH 1 County Assessor C. A, Myers requests that taxpayers of the county mail or bring in their personal assessment blanks, sent to them January 1, as soon as convenient, and before March 1. the final date for filing. The county assessor reports quite a few have been tardy with the blanks. BIRTHS VAN RIPER To Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Rt. 1, Box 407, Jan. 23, 1945, a girl, seven pounds, at Community hospital. HAMM To Pvt. and Mrs. Gordon, 1103 Queen Anne, Jan. 23, 1949, a girl, eight pounds. at Community hospital. Closuif cms (or Classified Ads 9 m Too Late to Classify U JO Use Mall tribune Wsi.i Ada. YOU OWI youw CHILD same chest rub used when QUINTUPLETS CATCII COLD Wonderful tor Grown-ups, Tool Wrienrrer toe Dlonae Quintuplets eatA sold their ehesta, throats and barks are Immediately rubbed with Musterole. Mustarole brlrtrs such prompt relfel from eomihs, aore throat, achlnrmacles ol chest colds because It's MORE thaa lust an ordinary 'aalye." It's what so many Doctors and N uraaa eall maUrr. eeaator-imlans. It actually hslpa orra; a eenerarton la upper brmchisl tract, aose and throat. Buy alustarole fos ravr family! N S STRENGTHS! CWldren's Ulli Uosterole, Regular toil Eitra Stronf. aDMnrtm ei, ni.is, eaw uuwawiiZ The RIVERSIDE MARKET WHERE YOU PAY LESS AND PARK EASIER Vnu don'i- lieva to drive all over town or out Into the to park when you shop THURSDAY - HONEY S RAISINS Package......... fill If A" Brands. Ifllkn Vi red points each COFFEE tUSLi- Campbell's TOMATO SOUP 3 ,or 25c Lynden Chicken & Hoodies lT 25c Keep a supply ot these on hand. Just the thing for quick lunch Nucoa, Parkay, Ailsweet, lb. 23c 2 red points Kellogg's PEP 3 pkgs. 25c syt psssaaeaaaasssssaa ORANGES POTATOES -Culls APPLES 13 Pts. ROUND STEAK 11 Pts 8 Pts. SIRLOIN STEAK RIB STEAK POINT FREE VEAL Round Steak 35c lb. LOIN and RIB CHOPS 29c lb. PURE GROUND VEAL 32c lb. Other Point Free Items point rn,:HM p.ll:i. AC IL Free iijiiiS nauuua igg iu. it Free II C lit? ain. IL Point Free Nice STEWING "tlia A s tUW ID. ROASTmcCHICKENS a-s45c lb. RIVERSIDE MARKET "Where You Pay Less and Perk Easier" at the RIVERSIDE MARKET. FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY 24c 38c .... 3 fw 25c . lb. 27c LARSEN'S VEQ - ALL 3 15c Karo or Pennant Syrup '535c KETCHUP 19c TWISTY liOODLESL;:r 2 "25c Ready to Eat Just Open and Warm ' , SWANSDOWN L Large Pkg. a I 2le 288 Size SOUTHERN NAVELS Lots of Good -Potatoes in These LOCAL DELICIOUS 4 pis. -PURE GROUND BEEF 19c lb.' GRADE A STEER BEEF CHUCK ROAST Pts. country to find a place . Maxine Complexion' SOAP 3 bars 10c 19c PEKOHDUCE NEW POTATOES 3 lbs. 25c GREEN PEAS 7c lb. 16 lb. $1.00 50 lbs. 95c 4 lbs. 25c MEAIS 25c lb. 40c lb. 41c lb. 37c lb. POINT FREE ITEMS LAMB LIVER 25c lb. Swift's Smoked Tongue 45c lb. SAUERKRAUT 9c pt. Dill Pickles L, 3 3 f 10c 313315 N. Riverside At. .OUillas C-CCce
