'January 7, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
CHICAGO, Jim. 7 1.nt rnl
llu of CIiIuuku wheat iirlcoa Kid ny
mora than overcame ituwiiliiriiii of
bun I omit due to nil 1 1 n( to
run 1 1 mi iirufll..
' Kxporl purchase, of Unlird
BIlili'H whom wnru flnnlly esilitiat
aij nl 7&MU0 liinhil. mill (,'aiiu
dlnn wlmnt at l.uuii.ooo Ininlinls.
Toiiny'i vuIiiiiki of (.'IiIciiku trail
Ink In whmit future, wn. wall
Above the recent avnriiK", but he
low yontunlny luriiuvnr, 62,
401,0110 bunlii'lii, Iliu lainot lolul
Jnc October 13.
At Ilia oloae, ' li Iitiho wheat fu-
luioa wuru uiii'limiKi'd l I hl(ll'r
compared Willi ycsmrclay'a finish.
Mill' OS 1-0(1 1. .Inly KI DO, corn
i i up, May f!21 nil. Oct. r, 2 1 to
SZ, mill oats I advanced.
Stock Market
Quotations
1 NKW YOHK, Jitu. 7 (A Ho.
lecleil copper mid l"tid slock. tx
tended thetr rally nwnlerauily tn
today', market, but major alcela.
atrrrafta and recently buoyent la
aua took a real nl-lower levels.
Dnallnce were relatively alow
from the atari and (allltiK lieniln
generally wore atirtbiued to profit
allln following Thuraday' hrlik
upiurn.
Hie Hat dlptied at the opening,
reduced or nincolled lon.ea lu
Inter priiriudliiKa, limn ntuinblnd
III roil it It tlm remainder of the o-
alou without getting anywhere.
A few iminltpa worked again.!
the trend mid utllliiin, In the
closing period, ehllUd forward
creeping lendc-nd''.. The runge of
flilctuntlona In moat depurlmeiita
waa except lunally imrrow.
Non-ferroua ntetul atm-ka hud
their lulling when dolllt'.ttc cnp
per wna lilted I of a cut a pound
and lead rulaud II Ion. Hum
shaded or cancelled gulii un tho
concluding lap.
' TrmiafiTa approximated 1,100,
00t ahares.
Toduy'a rloalni prlcea:
Air lli'dudlou 6fi
Allied Chum. & Dye 17:1
Allied Htun'e 78
American t'mi "ill
American & For. rower 4
American Power l.lghl .... 4
Alllerlran Had. A Steel ...... Zi
Amerlran (toll. .Mill li
American 81110H. Hef all
A. T. ft T 1471
Amerlran Toll. II !.
American Water Work. .... 13
Anaconda Copper 3.11
Armour III. "I
Alchlaon T. A 8. F 37
Jlull. ()hl( lit
Harn.dnll - 141
llendlx Avinilon HI
Jlnlh. Hteel -.... .... Oil
lloolng Air 32.
llmld Mlg - - M
California I'ack - J2J
Callahan Z-l. .. 21
Calutnet lies
Cauadlmi Pacific 7 1
Caao (J. I.I 0 2
Caterpillar Tractor nil
(clanoaa lM
C'ortiiln-Tncd I
Che.. & Ohio 34 i
Chryalcr Motor 611
Col. !na & Klcclrlc i
Commercial Solvent M
Cnin'wlth & Sou 21
Conaolldniod Killaon 23 J
Consolidated Oil i
Corn I'roilucta 601
Curtlaa WrlKht 41
DoiiKlna Aircraft 40J
Iiti Font & lie N 114.
Klectrlc Auto Light 10
Klectrlc Power & Light 121
Kilo It. It 6.
ilenornl Klectrlc 4 2)
(ienorul Fonda 3 1 1
(Innnrnl Motora 33 i
(loodyear Tlroa 30
dr. No. Pf 221
Hudson Motor 0
III. Cenlml 10
Inap. Copper 13
Inturnatlnniil Harvester .... lid.
International Nickel 47.
Int. Paper ft P. Pf S:IJ
I. T. & T 6J
Jnlina Mnnvlllo 7 !i
Knnnorntt Coll. Cop 40
l.lh-U-Ford 30 J
LlKKcll-Myura U 00
I .oew 'a 401
Monty Wnrd : 33(
NakIi Kelvlnntor 1 1 II
Nallonnl lllarnll 10!
Nullonnl Ulatllleia 22t
Nnllonnl Power A I.IkIiL '3
N. Y. Ccnlrnl 17
North America. 20J
Nnrlhorn I'nclflo 1H
I'acknrd ...a 4i
J. C. Ponnoy 67
I'enii. It. It 22.
)'hllllpn Pot 411
prnaaod Slnel Car 0
Pub. Hervlca N. J 3.1J
Pullninn r, 32
Xadlo 6J
Item. Itimd 13,
Itep. Htool 1SII
Hnura Hnnhuck S9J
Hholl Union 17i
Ho. Cnl. Kdlmin 23
Knulhern Pncirir. 101
Htnndnril llrnnda 0
Hlnndftril till California 31 1
Hlnndiird Oil N. J 401
Btudolmkor 01
Kuporlor Oil 21
Texnn Corporation 4 2A
Tlinkcn Del Axlo 11 J
Trnna-Aniorlm 121
Union Carbldo 75
Union Pnclflc 81
United Alrllnea' 7 J
tlnltod Aircraft 25)
Sat. Jan. 8
Olene
Tamale Feed
Dancing
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by Ilia Anhipi IhIwI pruaa
Krldnr ,
Prvvloua day ...
Month ana .....
Your axo
1 0;t7 llliih
1 U 7 Low
1031) lllxh
1030 Low
Now 1037-38 Low
BOND AVERAGES
Ciifiiplluu liy tho AimociiitcU itch.
20 10 10 10
Itulla luilu'a UlD'a For.
Friday 70 1 07.1 01.2 06.6
Prevloua day ........... 00.0 00.7 00. H 66.2
Month no . .. 74 1 07.1 02.1 06.7
Year mtu ...................... .... 0 10 1.3 102 6 73.3
1037 lllKh 00 11 104 4 102.8 74.7
1037 Low .... ....... 10 3 95.6 00.3 04.2
1030 1111th OK. 2 104.4 1113 I 73.0
1030 Low . .... ....... xil.O 101.8 00.3 67.6
United Corporation 81
Unlleil (In Imp 1 1
U. H. Itublior 2fi J
U. H. Hteffl 671
Walworth "
Wenlern Union 2H
White Motor 10
Woolworth " I
lu.llilt Curb UuiitKtlunii:
Clllna Hervlce 2
Klectrlc llond Hlime .... 01
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND. Jan. 7 (.li-flut-ter,
prima, A trade. 31c Hi. In
parchment wrupplnKa. 36c lb. In
cnrtoiie: II xrade 33-33 Ji- Hi. In
parchment wrapper., 34-341o lb.
In cartona.
Ilutterfnl (Portland dellvory
hiiylnic price! A Krado. 33-331c
lb., country atallnna, A (trado,
3 He lb.; II iirade, 2c leaa; C
griide, 6c leaa.
Ek-na. huyliif price by whole
anlera: Kxtrna, 20c; atnndnrda,
17c; flmta unquoted; medliiin ex
traa. 18c; inedliim flrt. 16c:
amnll extra. 15c; underitindea.
15c dni.
Clicoao, Orcion trlpletn. 18c;
Oregon loaf, 18c. Btokera will
pay io below quotation..
Country moat., .elllnc price to
retailer.: Country killed huR,
beat butcher., under 100 lb.. 11
12c; venlora. 15c: llkbl and
thill, 012c; heavy, 8-0c lb., din
ner cowa 61-7c; rutlera. 7-8c;
hull. 9-lOc lb.; Innib., 15-16C,
ewe. 68c lb.
Live poultry, buyltiK price:
Lexhorn broiler. 11 to 2 Ilia.. 20
21o lb.; colore aprlng., 2 to 31
Iba., 10-2OC lb. 1 over 31 lb... 10
20c lb.; Leshorn hen., ovor 31
lb.., 14-160 lb.; under 31 lb.., 12
13c lb.; colored liena, 4 to 6 Ilia.,
18-lOc lb.; over 6 lb... 18-1 9c II).:
No. I grade 2c leaa.
Turkeya, aelllnit prlro: Drcaacd
No. 1 hen.. 24-20C lb.; No. 1 lorn..
22-24C
Onion., new crop Yakima. 70
76c, 60a; Orogon, (2.26 por
cental.
Polntoea, Yniiluia Ocina, 11.00;
locale, goo-ll. 00 cental; Iea
chutea, 00-1. 10,
Wool. 1937. nominal; Willam
ette Valley, medium, 23c lb.; ,
coarae and brnlda, 23c: fall lamb
wool, 18o lb.; eaatcrn Oregon,
fine nominal.
Hay. .oiling price to retailor.:
Alfalfa No. 1. 118-18.60 Ion;
oal-vctch, 114-14.50: clover, 112
ion; tlrr.othy, eastern Oregon
unquotod. Ditto valley, 815 ton.
Portland.
CHICAGO. Jun. 7 (AP-USDA I
Hogs: 21.000; unnvon, 15-25c :
higher than Thursday' average; .
packing sows 10-15c higher; top
88.60; bulk good and cliolco 150-J
200 lbs. 18.35-60; 210-240 lb. I
8S.O5-60; 260-300 Hi. 17.60-1
8.06; moat good pocking aows J
JO. 60-76; selected kinds 16.90- i
7.00. !
Cnttle: 1000, calves 500; nc
tlvo and strong cleanup market;
few loada common and medium
sleera selling at 86. 60-7. 65; good
to choice weighty sleera up to
(10.75; anothor runaway market
on culler grndes and common
beef cows soiling at $6.25 down;
Tat cows grading good to choice
Inclined to drag nl 16.60-6. 26;
rtinnwiiy trade on bulls $7.25
down with $7.10 (ho practical
lop on weighty snusngn offer
ings; venlers ateady at $9.5(1
11.60. Sheop: 7000; few enrly sales
fnt lambs and most bids around
steady; bulk as yet unsold; best
fed westerns held upward to
around $0; sprlnklng natives
$8.60-70; hnndywelght yearling
$8; sheep scarce but cliolco kinds
quotable tn $4.
MEASURE
THE
RETURN
with
Insured Safety
4
Thil
Association
Has Never
Paid Less
Than Current
VDIvldna'
First Federal Savings
and Loan Association
OF KLAMATH FALLS
111 No. Oth St. Phono 876
Motnbor of Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance Corp.
80 It 16 00
In 1 in nulla Uill'a Htka.
Ill 20.0 33.3 ITi.tl
0.1. 1) 20.3 3.1. fi 45. ft
04.4 22.1 34.0 40.1
07.2 30.8 62.0 71.6
101.6 40.5 54.0 76.3
f.7.7 18.7 31.6 41.7
00.3 43 6 63.7 72.8
73.4 30.2 43.4 55.7
South S. F.
Livestock
S Oil Til KAN FnANCISCO,
Jan. 7 (AI'-UHIIA) ling" 600.
Iliilrhern ateaily to 10 lowor, top
SO Oil on hmd good 170-200 lb.
weiKhln; odd lot 260 lb. butch
ei. 18.60; tinckliig now. atoady
to 25 hlgh'T. hulk 17.26.
ratlin 225. Kteera ateady to
wenk; loud inndluin 040 lb. Cali
fornia atiera 17.00: 2 loada Ined
Iiiiii Hlenra from ncur-hy focdlot
17.110 25 nverngo 885-1080 111.
ufhr 4 per rent .brink: good fed
atecrii llb.ellt, quuled up to
around l.s.oo; loud Idaho mixed
.leera and heifer, arrived luto;
.be .lurk uioKtly steady; good
cow. aliKent, ijuoted up to $5.75;
abort load medium 108 5 lb.
rumen row. 85.10; half load
fleihy dairy cow. 15.00; bull.
iiiM-hmiged, few medium grude.
I5.O0-2S. Culve. 25. Nominal;
good to choice vcnler. quotod
around i0.uu-ll.00.
Sheep 110110. Murket nominal
ly steady; good 80-110 lb. woolod
I11 111 hn quoted 8.00-60; long
deck nti'dltim to good early shorn
California lainhn from local feed
lot JS.0O aorted 3" per cent
17.50 average SI lb. after 4
per rent hhiink; good to choice
wooled slaughier ewca quoted
around l.l.6u-4.uo.
1IOSTOX WOOL
ISOSTON. Jan. 7 lAl'-L'SDA)
nemnnd for wool In Boston wa.
Blow today and confined mostly
to fine grades. A llttlo fine ter
ritory wool vii selling In original
hags at around 70 to 72 cents
scoured basis for hulk good
French combing length, short
Texas woola were having a llttlo
rail. Creasy fall wool brought
1,0 to 03 rem. scoured basis and
S-moiilh Texas wools brought
nround 66 to 68 cent, scoured
basts.
CIIKWCO POTATOKS
CIIICA(it), Jan. 7 (AP-USDA)
Potatoes: 42; on track. ISO; to
tal U. S. shipments S47; supplies
moderate; old stock ateady. do
mnnd very light ; sacked por
cwt. Idnho minuet llurbank. U.
H. No. 1, J1.37V4-45.
PALACE
Grocery and Market
524 Main St. Phones 64 76
We Deliver Any Size Order
CofSee 2M5n, 2 Lb49c
Purex c, Jug i9c
Soap Crystal White Bars 19c
Flour Drifted Snow .Bag $1.79
Crackers. 2-Lb. Box 23c
Salad Dressing ,e
Swift's Pantry Jar Qts. A5C
Eggs air 2 do,49c
Pineapple 2gTin19c
Cheese Full Cream Lb. 19c
Meat Department
Pot Roast Lb. 12c, 14c
Veal Shoulder Roast, Lb 17c
Shoulder Veal Steak, Lb 19c
Shoulder Pork Roast, Lb ...20c
Pure Lard, 2 Lbs 25c
3ams, half or whole. Lb. 24c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
All Bunch Vegetables .... 2 for 5c
Cauliflower, lge. wh. hds., ea. 10c
Celery, Utah, lge. stalk 10c
Oranges, sweet, Juicy,
Stmkist 2 doz. 25c
Arizona GrapSruit 6 for 19c
Reporter
4? i
1,4... -. . hJ
Irma Carder'nl, 14-ycar-old
news reporter for tho Pelican Bow
ing dull. This la the flrat time she
haa belonged to nuch an organiza
tion and she finds It very Inter
esting and helpful. Among the
things she likes to do best are
playing tennis, basketball, ping
pong, collecting snnpshots and
gaiherlng different kind, of rocks.
Tho nemo of this Pelican school
sewing club la the "Willing Work
er." and there are 12 members.
They hope to finish their entire
project before spring so that all
members will be able to show
their exhibits at the 4-H Spring
fair.
PORTLAND. Jan. 7 (VP) Re
ports from 119 mills showed last
week's business of 45.613,000
board feet of lumber was 14 per
'cent more than the previous week,
the Western Pine association said
today.
Production totaled 17.774.000
feet, a decline of about 6.000,000
feet, and ahlpmenta were 35,
914.000 feet, a slight gain.
Orders, shipments and produc
tion were sharply under the cor
responding week of 1937.
By mixing air with carbon diox
ide, beet can be stored from 60
to 70 day In a chilled state.
pW&r cm
Four-H News
KKKMONT BClfOOL
The fourth meeting of our
4-H club was held thla past
week. We had one now mem
ber at the last meeting Bonnie
Theller. A few of our member,
dropped out. We hold meeting,
evory Wednesday from 11:20 a.
m. until 12:20 p. m. We named
our club the "Nimble Thimble
club of Fremont." We are work
ing vory hard and hope to make
good. We are two months be
hind all the rest of the club.,
but we are up with them on the
work.
SHIRLEY FniJLAN.
Itoporter.
Al.TAMONT HCHOOI,
The Hun. nine girls, 4-H Cook
ing I club of Altamont school,
met and organized last week.
Mr.. A. D. Tllton Is the local
leader, and she called the meet
ing to order. Officers were elect
ed aa follows: president, Hhlrlcy
Scott; vice president, Kvelyn
Prudhommc; .ecrotary, Anna
Wood: treasurer, Wava Filey;
aong and yell leader, Ruth Thex
ton; new. reporter, Evelyn
Prudhomme.
We plan to get our cooking
lessons all completed before the
end of school and exhibit our
cookies at the aprlng fair.
KVKLYN PRUDHOMME.
Reporter.
The 4-H Cooking 3 and the
Room Improvement clubs had
their second meeting January 3.
We named our club the "Cook
and fitltch" club. Wo had a
short meeting and conducted all
our business but didn't do any
work as our books had not ar
rived. Wo had a song at the
first of the meeting, played some
games and then adjourned. We
have a new member In our club,
whose name la Marie Williams.
SHIRLEY TILTO.V.
Reporter.
Our first step for 1938 was to insure a continuation of our policy fekjK
for QUALITY and ASSORTMENT at DEEP CUT PRICES. Ol)
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pablum .......37c cm."!.39c -atica ....49c AfMM
I1 1 I1 ' I1 Ti lW
rirfore 17a I I uenl . JSP , I tfj
r-..w.ruU,SSc r- i -aw. (.edl r ' .... tS-if !, If
J L IF m -I I mm a.. M . I V A1L-J KIIH M T 1 i t "twvj m
83c Lady M 69 75c Takara ' 69 27c 4
" w -- .Mil nujui vine t.nu- -JTf
Russian ST.. 29 l.OOZonite 79 iy-oM
Alcohol ST. 17 Dextri-JS"" 57 49c gr iiSStsr'f
12 Sanitary. 15 75c .Ovoltine 59 Jff
ouc urenesham 9 Aspirin o,r... 59 XjL
ftOe ITALIAN MM, ,M Llf? Jk
BALM tC He IpoiM iX!V SQj
50o HINDS Oft, ... Tooth ys'-y -::Vri
Lenox ..JVC Woodbury Pu rirti- LA oc
mbam.--.98c Creams 39c jKNlHy E"
SELTZER 49C ft IZ fct u,l, C
FEBKAMINT -XIC S r' :
I$1.U CAKOID AQ. I ' U. "
A BILE "OS 1 Jjiiyjjf
$1.00 LUCKY 7(J, 1 n. SW'
TIGER ...-.. TT t.Z3 irTWl 5Ol Ififtfxh I '
a,f.59c Petrola- Amjl &)
Il?on8 .- 39 89c wjryy
76c ff r
C ASTORIA ..27C yJJJitt 1 f
( I rOl 38
lvMbH&W Weather
HlJAaX. &ihZr y : Calendar
MAM.V HCIIOOL
The Early Bird Baker, of the
Cooking t 4-H club of Malln,
having Just returned from their
holiday vacation, hold their regu
lar meeting January 3. The meet
ing proceeded aa follow: France
Kamarad, the . club prealdent,
called the meet I Of to order.
Roale Huty. the aong leader, led
u In the aong, "Hall, Hall, the
Club' All Here." ivy Klnkle,
the secretary, read the minute
of the laat meeting, and they
were approved. She also read
the roll call. We answered roll
call hy our favorite quick bread.
We handed in our fourth card.
Charlotte Maupln and France
Kamarad will give a demonstra
tion at our next meeting on
"How to Make Chocolate Whip,"
which I a dessert. Other mem
ber, of the club will bring cook
lea to serve with the pudding.
For the work for our next meet
ing we are to prepare one meal
and bake one batch of bread.
Also, all of the member have
different foods assigned to them
to figure out the cost for our
price list, then we can get It
from the different g I r 1 a and
complete our price Hat,
The member of our club have
decided to prepare a dinner for
the teachers of our school for
the work to be completed for our
sixth lesson. We will also pre
pare another dinner for our
mothers. For our last meal, we
are to prepare a meal for a guest
or guest. We will prepare this
meal for that purpose. After
the mooting adjourned we played
ga me.
MARIE HANEL.
Reporter.
SUMMERS SCHOOL
The name of our 4-H club Is
"Sew a Stitch club." Our presi
dent Is Lou Ann Morrlsci, and
she called the meeting to order
on December 17. We had the
roll call, and each girl respond
ed by naming a color. We are
going to have a new leader as
Mr, colt Is leaving, so Mis Viva
Llskoy will be our new leader.
1
Dog Keeps Vigil
MM
When Edward Koch, 12, Seattle,
Wash, forgot to take home hi
skates at dark, hi dog, Bandy, stood
guard all night In a heavy fog. Next
morning Koch started looking for his
"lost" dog and found Bandy still
standing guard over the skates and
refusing invitations to breakfast
from neighbor.
Some of u have made our sew
ing boxes and are working on
our pin cushions. We decided
at our last meeting that we
should have our pin cushions
and some other thing done by
this meeting. We said some
club yells and said our club
pledge.
We have divided our club' In
to two groups, class A and class
B. We talked about filling out
our cards. Some of the group
Calox
Tooth
Powder
Large
43c
50c
JERGENS
LOTION
39c
CIGARETTES
Old Golds, Camels, I.nckr
Strikes, Chesterfield, Ralelghs
Per Package 13
l.in per Carton
TOBACCOS
150 Half and Hiitf, Velvet,
Prince Albert
110
1 Lis. 76
1 LU. GRANGER 74
NINTH AND MAIN
asked If we should fill the card
out right after wa finished the
article, aud the leader said w
should. All of the group I tak
ing Clothing I, We hope to he
all through with our work by
the spring fair.
PAULA BLANTON.
Reporter,
SHASTA HCIIOOL
Our sewing club wa organ
ised December 13, and Nina
Robertson I prealdent, Betty Lou
Bellows la vice president, and
June Dickson la secretary, Dor
othy Ann Lund Is new reporter.
We meet every Tuesday In the
library of the Shasta school, At
our last meeting soma of the
member brought their tea
towels with hem basted and
aewed tho hems In. The dec
orative dcalgna are to be ap
plied at our next mooting. Name
on the roll are: June, Wanda,
Edith, Dorothy Ann, Betty Jant,
Pauline, Betty Lou and Nina.
The glrla are Interested In their
4-H club work and loyal to their
program they are also enthusi
astic singers of "Orogon, My
Orogon."
DOROTHY ANN LUND,
Reporter,
I didn't like to ask my father
for It. Ada Hoffman, daughter
of the governor of New Jersey,
who worked In a department store
to earn money for her Chrlstma
shopping.
Sale
Coats ...
Dresses
2Off
1-3 Off
Draalic Reduction In
Entire Stock
MYRTLE'S
Apparel Shop
423 Main
Phone 2315
'Tooth
Post
Colgate
18c
T3c
Squibb
Mineral
Oil
59e
BARBASOL 39.
MISTOL 53c
50c VICKS a f
KOBE DROPS OyC
TScDOANS en
PILLS 9tfC
LAVORIS 39c I
BE.NGDE 59c I!
MURINE 49c 1 1
$1.00 IRON' ."T -IZED
YEAST Of C
50c YEAST )
FOAM WIC
KOTEX, C Tm
3 do. dC
KLEENEX l)D.
(M0) JtOC
40c VASELINE
HAIR
TONIC OOC
LACTOGEN 83c II
50c PHILLIPS
MILK OF
MAGNESIA .OVC
ASPIRIN in.
(low IVC
0c WERNET8
DENTAL . m
POWDER C
PHONE