FROM THIS AREA
, Four more young men have
been enlisted by the Medlord
navy substation according to
Walter F. Patrie, specialist first
class, temporary recruiter in
charge.
Enlisted In the regular navy
and now enroute for training in
San Diego are Walter V. Offen
bacher, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lance C. Offenbacher of Jack
sonville, and Louis E. Roberts,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E.
Roberts, Grants Pass; Merle E.
Fifield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex
R. Fifield, Route No. 1, Grants
Pass.
The fourth young man enlist
ed in the U. S. naval reserve and
is home on inactive duty await
ing his call. He is Kenneth Ed
ward Redd, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer A. Redd, Route 4, Grants
Pass.
Clastnp time foi Claulflea Ad. 8:30
m. Too Lata to Classify 12:15 p. m
Ploasa remcm ar.r
no soap for
Your Undies?
Used fats are needed In
making soap ... as well as
nylons, electric irons and
other items you want.
TURN IN YOUR USED FATS I
MUSIC ASSOCIATION
ROLL NEAR CAPACITY
Memberships taken for the
1945-46 concert season of the
Jackson County Civic Music
association are nearing the capa
city of the high school auditor
ium and patrons interested are
urged to call at headquarters
in the Jackson County Chamber
of Commerce as soon as possible,
it was announced this morning.
All campaign workers who
have obtained memberships are
instructed to make their reports
today or tomorrow iitorder that
all who have bougnt member
ships may be accommodated.
FIRST LIGHT PULLMAN
READY FOR N.Y.C. USE
Chicago, Oct. 18 U.R The
Pullman-Standard Car Manufac
turing Co. today delivered the
first postwar lightweight pas
senger car. The Deluxe, stream
lined model was one of 300 new
passenger cars ordered by the
New York Central railroad.
Court Records
Justice Court
Gary B. Early and Bill R. Tur
man, no operator's license, $1
and costs each.
Harold C. 'Meredith, combina
tion overload, cited.
Neal J. Device, no warning de
vice, cited.
Leo K. Potter, failure to dis
play license, $1 and costs.
Police Court
Claude L. Payton, drunk, jail
ed. John L. Storey, drunk, releas
ed on $10 bail.
Don R. Seigmiller, drunk and
disorderly, jailed.
Claims time for Classified Ads 8:30
m. Too Lata to Classify 12:15 p m
Fragrant
Schilling
VACUUM PACKED
COFFEE
ASHLAND PLANS
STREET EXTENSION
Ashland. Oct. 18 The city
council Tuesday night authoriz
ed purchase of two houses on
Oak street to make way for the
C street expansion program in
connection with the Plaza im
provement and establishment of
a larger business district.
Discussion of possibility of
converting the city warehouse
at First and C streets into busi
ness buildings was also heard,
as was location of the new fire
station across First street from
the city warehouse.
Sale of city property to the
Jansen Edmondson Lumber com
pany was approved and other
street expansion work discussed.
The council ordered recon
naissance surveys be made im
mediately to determine sources
of additional city water supply.
Livestock
Portland. Ore.. Oct. 18 (U.P.I
Livestock: Cattle 250, calves 100. Very
active, fully steady. Canner-common
cows now 2.1c to mostly 50c above
Monday's. Common-medium steers
$10.50-14.00: lieht cutters down to
S8.50: cutter-common heifers $8.00.
11.00: canner cutter cows mostly
5(125-8 50: fat dairy type cows $9.00
10.00; Rood beef cows $12.00; bulls
slow, vealers fully steady: good
choice vealers $13.50-14.00; odd head
$14.50.
Hogs 35. Active; steady. Barrows
and gilts $15.80; sows $15.05: choice
feeder pigs salable downward from
SIR 00
Sheep 250. Active, steady. Good
choice 80-03 lb. lambs S12.50-12.75:
medium frades $11.00: good yearlings
$9.50; good ewes salable $4.00-4.50.
Portland Produce
Portland. Oct. 18 (U.P.) Whole
cale imrket prices:
Cauliflower No. 1. $1.23-1.40 crate.
Celery Celery hearts, $2.75-3.00
doz. hunches.
Cucumbers Field grown, 80-OOc.
Peppers No 1, $1.75 orange box.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. Oct. 18 (U.P.I
Wheat Open HlKh Low
Dec..., 17G,
ilay.i 175!,
July 169
Sept 16714
170'
175
160',
1075,4
175(4
Close
175 li
17314 1731,
167 107
105 'i 165
S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Oct. 18 (U.R)
Dairy market:
Butter: 93 score 43V4, 02 score
43, 90 score 4234.
Cheese: loafs 28.2, triplets 27.2.
Eggs: large grade A 66V4, med
ium grade A 51V4, small grade
A 43V4, large grade B 49Vs.
Wall Street
New York, Oct. 18 (U.R) Se
lective buying in a long list o
shares gave the stock market an
appearance of strength today on
good volume.
A sufficient number of the
leading issues advanced to bring
the general market average to a
new high since March 10, 1937.
The Rail average made the best
gain but that average still was
under its high for the year.
Preliminary closing Dow
Jones stock averages: Industrial
186.76 up 0.66; Railroad 60.40
up 0.30; Utlity 35.72, up 0.21; 65
Stocks 69.40 up. 0.29. Sales to
taled 1,670,000 shares compared
with 1,800,000 yesterday. "Big
Board" bond sales amounted to
$8,240,000 against $5,820,000.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American Tel. & Teleg 185
Anaconda . 39V4
Chrysler 126
Curtiss Wright 8
General Electric 48VA
General Motors 748
Montgomery Ward 68 H
Penn. R. R 41
Philips Petroleum . 524
J. C. Penney 129'4
Radio 15,4
Southern Pacific i 52 U
Standard Oil of California.. 44 V4
Texas Gulf Sulphur 50V
Transamerica 17 i
United Aircrafts 285s
U. S. Rubber 73' 4
U. S. Steel 8194
CURB RAMPS GIVE AID
TO WOUNDED VETERANS
Battle Creek, Mich. (U.R)
Curbing ramps for the benefit
of wounded veterans at the
Percy Jones hospital have been
installed in the shopping district
here by the city.
Patients from the hospital, an
army amputation center, head
for town when they get a wheel
chair or crutches and to facili
tate their needs, sidewalk cross
ing ramps also have been built
on the shortest route from the
hospital to town.
1944 BABY CROP LESS
THAN IN YEAR BEFORE
The stork during 1944 deliv
ered to Jackson county homes
917 babies, according to vital sta
tistics compiled by the county
clerk's office. This is 76 less in
fants than in 1943 when 993
births were recorded. Deputies in
the county clerk's office estimate
that between 30 and 40 per cent
of the births were to military
service people.
WEATHER
Northern California: Mostly
clear today and Friday but high
fog along coast. Little tempera
ture change. Gentle westerly
winds off coast.
Principal damage to Wyoming
crops this year has been caused
by cutworms and army worms.
BUTTER CEILINGS
GOING UP NOV. 8
Washington, Oct. 18 U.R
Retail ceiling prices for butter
will go up five or six cents a
pound on Nov. 8.
The Office of Reconversion
Director John W. Snyder today
directed the Reconstruction Fi
nance Corp. to remove the five-cent-a-pound
government sub
sidy on butter and authorized
the office of price administra
tion to make compensating in
creases in retail butter prices.
The RFC immediately an
nounced that the subsidy pay
ments would end Oct. 31. OPA
said the resulting, retail price
increases would be five to six
cents a pound but would not go
into effect until Nov. 8. Cream
eries and wholesalers will be
permitted to add the five cents
to their ceiling prices Oct. 31.
Us Mai) Trmun Want Ada
MILK DRINKS BOOM
Chicago (U.R) The sugar
shortage has caused a reduction
in the manufacture of soft
drinks and an increase in milk
consumption in Nova Scotia,
Canada, according to the agri
cultural department of the Ca
nadian National Railways.
wCtfa HERBS
Here's how-to-do-it
information
for all cooks
hankering to ex
periment with
herb seasonings.
Thursday. Oct. 18, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
HELP
WANTED
O PICKERS
O SORTERS
O WAREHOUSEMEN
Apply Anytime at
Modoc Orchard Co.
511 SO. FIR
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Ovut TfaJu' fant, neM&Medfew
NEW Albers C
Give you the three Western-made
advantages you've always wanted
Hurry and find out what other 'Western folks are
already discovering New Albers Corn Flakes are
a big hit for these common sense reasons:
l.DAYS FRESHER! From the newest, largest, most
modern cereal mill on the Pacific Coast. The only
corn flakes made in the far West,
?,"JUST RIGHT" TEXTURE! Not too thick, not
too thin but just right. Expect a real satisfying
treat with every spoonful.
3. TRIPLE-WRAPPED! Not just a cardboard car
ton but extra wax wrapping. So they stay "oven
fresh" remarkably crisp. Give true taste per
fection. For a totally new idea of how downright delicious
corn flakes can be, get the New Albers "oven fresh"
Corn Flakes now at your grocer's.
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We Give
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As our expression of our gratitude for having
been spared wartime devastation, let us give
generously to your Medford Community Chest
and War Fund.
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Mussels
Main Sail Brand
V 15c
Regular 30c at a close
out price.
Raisins
Seedless. New Crop.
Sun Maid brand
15c
15-oz.
Pkg.
Cake Trim
Assorted colors. Colored
sugar crystals for cake
and cooky decoration
Bottle 14c
Lettuce
Large solid heads
2 19c
Carrots
Large bunches
3for19c
Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, October 19 and 20
THUS A Tfi lllirc 3 cans Msrc
3 cans
Case 24 cans 2.25
Del Rogue No. 2 Can
CHEESE pound 29c
Mad In Coot Bay Cut In convenient size pieces
BUTTER ft .pound '49
Lost River, Snlder't or Grover't
EGGS Grada Medium doz. 59c
In Cartons Guaranteed Strict
CIGARETTES
n Cartons Guaranteed Strictly Fresh
Pkg. 14c 2 pkgs. 28c
Garlon $1.28
Piggly Wiggly's Every- Day Price!
Gold Medal Flour. .50 lb. bag $2.48
25 lb. bag $1.28
Sunbrite Cleanser .....can 5c
Wylers Celery or Parsley Flakes
tin 10c
Ry-Krisp. . ..... ... 13 oz. pkg. 17c
Sacramento Fruit Cocktail 2 tin 36c
Sperry Pancake and. Waffle Flour
4 lb. bag 38c No. 10 bag 79c
Guyep's Markeft
WHERE YOU GET QUALITY FOR LESS PRICE
U. S. and Federally Inspected Meats Piggly Wiggly
S. Riverside at 13th and S- Central
O Closed Sundays O
4-H BEEF -Choice Black Angus
TRY A ROAST OR STEAK
Pork Sausage, country si., pi. free, lb. 39c
Ground Beef, no cereal point free, lb. 29c
CHICKEN TAMALES 2 39c
POINT FREE BEEF STEAKS and ROASTS
Utility Grad
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS
FRYING SIZE RABBITS
FRYERS, HENS and TURKEYS
NEW! Penetray
Infra-red Lamp
With Glare-Reducing Amber Geramic Glass
1,60
Tax
FREE
Needs no Transformer or Special Stand
Ideal Relief for Muscular Pains
Dry Your Hair in a Jiffy
Just screw it into any lamp socket and enjoy soothing
relief for those muscular aches and pains. 250-watt,
110-volt . . . has self-contained silver reflector . . .
heat generated at once. Will last for several years with
ordinary usage.
KLEENEX, 200 sheets, while 100 pkgs. last pkg. 13c
SPRING CLOTHES PINS-2 doz. to a customer ..doz. 10c
MILK CHOCOLATE - For eating or dipping lb. 49c
Closed All Day Sunday-Open 'Til 8 o'clock Saturday Night
528 SOUTH RIVERSIDE
PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE