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6 D - THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE, OV Wall Street Chatter New York-IUPD-Although es sentially bullish about the market over the months ahead, Shields & Co. is dis trotcei hv "the mess of flot sam and jetsam which tempo rarily seems to be riding the The brokerage house says It is upset by the scramDie for quick capital gain Dy peo hllnd to the de gree of risk they are taking and who are ill-informed as to the nature of the securities they are purchasing. Alan C. Poole of Hemphill, Noyes & Co. says his current preferences in the engineer ino mil construction field are Stone & Webster, Raymond International, George A. Full er, Morris-Knudsen, Chain Belt and Worthington-in that order. Bache & Co. feels Union Oil of California has finally found the road to higher prof Its, making the stock an inter esting intermediate and longer-term speculation. Bache also recommends maintenance of commitments in Emery Air Freight but profit taking for short-term accounts in Celo tex and United Air LlneSi . Joseph E. Granville, the E. F. Hutton & Co. analyst, says Sperry Rand appears to be in a more commanding position for further advance than at any time in the past four years. He says the stock has moved up to a position where all the tops of the past six years could be bettered and this advance would be expect ed to result in a rather impres sive rise. Shearson, Hamill St Co. says recent price increases have enhanced the earnings pros pects of Beech-Nut Life Savers and, since the dividend has been Increased In each of the past five years, a further lib' erallzatlon is likely If earn' Ings materialize as expected. 4-H NEWS Culinary Cutiei The Applegate Culinary Cuties met Monday night at the school cafeteria. The meet lng was called to order by the president, Adriennc Brion and the minutes were rend by Mary Pletrle. Roll call was answered by giving a favorite dessert. Miss Phyllis Klrklnnd, coun ty 4-H agent, judged cookies, muffins and cakes which members made. She gave pointers on judging. Mothers attending were the Mesdames Clay Brion, Jerry Burrell, Ashton Foerst, Ivan Pletrle, Carllle, E. Krouse, Thornton Gapen, Henry Head, Charles Elmore and the lead ers, Mrs. Virgil Prowell and Mrs. Forest Drake. Beth Krouse, Reporter Swin Club Ruch Swine club met this month at the Travis home. Robert Straube presided and 4-H books were passed out and explained. The group has joined other clubs In the area In preparing a display of pictures, ribbons and other items for the Ruch school for 4-H week. The next meeting will be March 18 at the Straube home. William Travis, Reporter. Callahan Man High Bidder For Timber Yreka-E. J. Hjertagcr, Cal lahan, Calif., lias been award ed 1,900,000 board feet of timber In the Shadow Creek unit of the Salmon River Working circle, according to an announcement by Super visor Charles A.. Yates of the Klamath national forest. Total bid value for the 125, 000 feet of pine and 1,775,000 feet of Douglas fir was $27, 975. Basil D. Wild, - Green view, also submitted a bid. No bids were received for this unit when It was first offered for sale In December, 1960. District Ranger A. R. Gronckl and Richard C. Nulc, his timber management as sistant, will be responsible for proper administration of the sale. Fish Makes Record 18 Mile Journey Branson, Mo. - lUPli - A Mis souri fisheries biologist has found a largemouth bass with the wanderlust traits of a trout. Willis Hanson of the Con servation commission, said a bass traveled IS miles from) the spot It was tagged in I lie White river before being i caught In (he Arkansas portion j of Bull Shoals lake. He said the distance was "unusual" and a record. Normally, bass do not stray far from home, i moving only when water lev-1 els fluctuate, ' !hunfEr "The Most Meat TOP SIRLOIN STEAK SLAB BACON Light with LARGE BOLOG SPARE RIBS Light, Never SAUSAGE ROLLS VVIIU It .J i USDA Soran'i Golden Gems. Graded and inspected birds. Plump, tender. 13 to 15 PURE LARD Dcnco CAN! s PILLSBURY PUDDING CAKE MAGIC FRY Orange Raisin... POTATOES Small Idaho DAWN FRESH Pieces and Stems VAN CAMP'S HOMINY White or Golden SAVE Eveready Flashlight Kitchen Terry Aluminum Anchor Glass Tampico Fiber Whisk Brconis Batteries Dish Towels Burner Bibs Coffee Mugs Bowl Brush 10 In. Long leak-Proof 15-ln. x 25-ln. Fits All Electric Stoves Heat-Proof Smooth 12-in. Handle Easy Hanging Hook For Toys, Games Assorted Designs Disposable, Saves Cleaning 8-01. Size Metal Hanging Hook Reg. 49c Reg. 40c Reg. 29c Reg. 39c Reg. 15c Reg. 29c Pay !9 Pay 2 19' Pay 19 Pay 19 Pay 319c Pay 19 Save 30c Saye 21c Save 10c Save 20c Save 26c Save 10c KRAFT AMERICAN GRATED CHEESE MEADOWI1HOOK NON-FAT MILK SCHILLING CREAM of TARTAR TOBACCO GRANGER TWIST CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND bfrf for Your Money at Swift Premium Tenderized Beef Table Trimmed Boneless, Swift's finer beef. Di rect from Idaho feed lots. Steak that is "really tops" in fine eating. Special LB. this week. Meaty plate cuts. Swift's tender fine flavored meat, Nice for that good, old fash ioned stew. Lean boneless' brisket, Cry-o-vac packed. No waste. For that "Maggie &,Jiggs" dinner. St. Patricks Special lean sides of Eastern corn-fed porkers. lean. 'Whole or half slabes Swift's Always a tasty treat, economical too. Just the thing for lunches and quick snacks. By the Piece lb. lean sides from young tender porkers. been frozen. Tender sweet meat Armour's Star, pure pork, expertly sea soned. Always a breakfast treat. 1 lb. cello rolls or Sweetheart Morrell's Pride. Boneless, fully cooked. Serve hot or cold. Fine flavor, no waste 9-Oz. Pkg. 19C No. 2'z Can ISc 19c 19c 2-Ounce Can No. 2'2 Can ,,..,. c 19c 19c ,.,,.,, r. 19c 19c THE lBT3rwl lrBIll iKIHHJSWil linn l Thunderbird!" 97 lb. Well streaked lb. Strictly fresh. .". lb, 3 ,ts- 8! n 4& lbs. lb. avg. While supply lasts. lb. pkg. $ 1 l'i-LB. TIN BLUE PLATE CUT OKRA BLUE PLATE WHOLE PIKE Kellogg MUMBLES SNIPER'S CATSUP 1T0S CHEWING TOBACCO DAYS WORK PUFFED WHEAT NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT SUGAR CUBES NEW mm LOZIER LANE MEADOWBROOK COTTAGE HERSHEY SUN VALLEY Fresh VAN CAMPS WILDERNESS Mix 'Em All FLAVORS 3-oz. Pkg .No. 303 Can ..4-Ounce Cat 14-Ounce Bottle -s19c 19c JRS. , o, 919c 1-Pound Package 18c OPI Ess PLENTY 0SI000LATE SYBUP PE1S WEST PEAK ARMOUR'S CLOVERBLOOM LIBBY DRINK STIDDS PILLSBURY FRESH DOUGH J IE L L 0 Prices effective from Thurdsay thru 9 P.M. Sunday. We reserve the CHEESE Frozen Fresh Frozen American Swiss With Sesame Seeds French Apple, Lemon or Raisin GELATIN OR PUDDING DESSERTS Banana, butterscotch, chocolate orange marble, orange coconut, sugar maple. 19-oz. pkg. CALUMET 19c BAKING POWER 8-Ounce Can 19c TOWN PRIDE 19c ICE CREAM TOPPINGS ,,o,c18c DRINK MIX 19c FLAV OR AID 6, ISc GOLDEN GRAIN 19c SPAGHETTI 14-Ounce Package ISc DEL MONTE KELLOGG CORN FLAKES GOLDEN GRAIN SPLIT PEAS Yellow GOLDEN GRAIN immm w w EVERY DAY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. MIUl 3 fl Si) ill OF EASY , .37. I! 16-oz. can pkr f0r .No. 2Vi can .10-oz. pkg. 6-oz. pkg. 46-oz. carr or Beef Noodles 15-oz. can ,8-oz. pkg. No. 2 can Swansdown 19c Buffet Size Can ..19c U-6'unce Package "8C is THROUGHOUT ENTIRE MARKET PAHTOQ right to limit. No Sales to Deali i t t t ers
