The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 21, 1940, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMarch 21, 1940 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Mankdi and tyinastxUcd HOME REPORTS C H LL MARKET EAR CLOSNG NEW YOHK, Murch 21 (!) Slock murkot buyers pumped a llltlo moro fuel lnlo ulrcrults and iiiclaltl todny, but ovun favorites weakened In (lie tall end of the sesnlon. European affairs, particularly Intensification of ncrlul warfare, brouillit further atlimiliillon fur the plane urotip at the ouriilii. Spotty business trends In home sectors, however, served to chill bullish proponent! for vttrlom Industrials. Host advanrrt, run ning; at point or o for (elected Issuos In the morning, were cut down substantially or cllmlnut d after mid day. Closing prices wera moderately ml l. Adami Express . ... 71 Air Induction iO Alaska Juneau - 61 Al Chem At Dyo 17U Allied Storrs ... 71 American Can I Mi Am Enu Tile 21 MB mm mm SKIS Ji WINE tesT'SB1,, WINE i twin winii WINE . CALIFORNIA WINES Am For Power , Am I'ower c Mtfht ... Am Had Sta Sail .... 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Ill .... 401 Boost Czeelioftlovaklan Ilellef Fund rH??5U 7fl rl: l "ln J . vtn s A A'c i- 'iiJt $1.40-1.80; Klamath (Tulelake), 11.29 cwt.; one Malin brand, $1.30-1.60 cental; local whites. 83c box; sacks, f 1.10-1.28 cental; sweets, 82.40 crate HAY Selling price to retail ers: Alfalfa, No. 1, $13.80 ton; oat-vetch, 813.00 ton; clover, (11.00 ton; timothy, eastern Oregon, (18.00 ton; valley tim othy, (14.00 ton, Portland. WOOL Nominal 1039, east ern Oregon, fine, 23-26c lb.; crossed, 28-29c lb.; Willamette valley, 12-month, 29c lb.; lamb, 20a lb. In colorful Csechoslovaklan costume, Margaret Vlctorlne (on fender) and Rosl Suty came to Kfamatb Falls Thursday to sell tickets to the Easter dance at Malln, Saturday night to benefit the Csecb-Amerlcan national alliance relief fund. B. F. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. March 21 (AP-USDA) HOGS: Salable 1000: Commercial hog! iteady; top and bulk good to choice 178-218 lb. California! (8.20; package 225 lb. butchers (5.98, odd lots 140-130 lb. and 230-245 lb. average discounted SO from top at (5.70, package 305 lb. heavies (5.20; good pack ing sows (4.80. CATTLE: Salable 250. Calves: Salable 10. Good under 1000 lb. commercial fed steers quoted up to (9.50; few common to me dium cows (6.00-80, good quoted to (7.23, fleshy dairy type cowl (3.73-6.00 sparingly, canntr and cutters (4.00-5.50, odd "shel ly" light canners down to (3.00; medium bulls (6.50, steady. Calves; nominally study; few common to good vealers (8.00 11.00, choice vealers quoted (12 to possibly (12.50. SHEEP; Salable 1600. Opened iteady; part deck good 89 lb. California old crop fed wooled Iambi (9.10; no early actlon-on 11 decks largely good to choice Idaho fed wooled lambs, held above (9.80. WOOL MARKET BOSTON, March 21 (AP USDA) Few mill! and top makers were showing any in terest today in the purchase of domestic wools. The occasional buyer that made inqulrlei were seeking information on supplies and asking prices for future ref erence. They were very cauti out about making any immedi ate commitment on raw wools. Asking prices on domestic wools were tending lower. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., March' 21 (If) BUTTER Print, A grade, 31c in parchment wrappers, 32c lb. In cartons; B grade, 30c lb. In parchment wrappers, 31c lb. in cartons. BUTTERFAT First quality, maximum of .6 of I per cent acidity, delivered in Portland, 29-201C lb.; valley routes and country points, 2c less, or 27 ic lb.; second quality, 2c under first. CHEESE Selling price to Portland retailers: Tillamook triplets, 22c lb.; loaf, 22c lb. fob. Price to- wholesalers: trip lets, 19c lb.; loaf, 20c fob Tilla mook. EGGS Buying prices: Ex tras, large, 16c; standards, large, 13c; medium, extras 15c; extras, small, 13c; standards, small, 12c. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country-killed hogi, best butchers, 123 to 180 lbs., 71-8c; vealers, fancy, 141-lSc lb.; light-thin, 10-12c; heavy, 10-1 lc lb.; lambs, year lings, 16 cents lb.; ewes, S-8c lb.; good cutter cows, 9-10c lb.; can ner cows, 81-9c lb.; bulls, 10-1 lc lb. LIVE POULTRY Buying VEARY DESPONDENT 0IDI Pi CrriBI Mll, Irrll.bl. tllK12l B.rr. dua to functioosl MIIIBlVs "moDtMr" ti! .hould Hnd rati "voaua'i Irland" in LrdU E. Piak- OTCCTUU COMPOUND bta'f VsubU Compound. Tri ill LydiaLPinkham's price: Leghorn broilers, 1 to II lbs., 16c lb.; do 2 lbs. 16c; fry ers, under 3 lbs., 1 6c, do 3 to 4 lbs., 16c; roasters, over 4 lbs., 16c; colored hem, 4 to 8 lbs. 14c; over 5 lbs., 14c; Leghorn hens, under 31 lbs. 10-1 lc lb.; over 31 lbs., 12c; No. 2 grade, Sc less. TURKEYS Selling prices: Hens, No. 1, 17-18c lb.; toms, 15c lb. Buying prices, nominal: No. 1, hens, 16c lb.; toms, 14c lb. - ONIONS Oregon, 80c per 50 lb. bag; Yakima 35-40c per SO lb. bag; sets, white, 61c; brown. Sic lb. NEW POTATOES Florida, large. (2.83-3.00; small, (2.83 per SO-lb. box. POTATOES Deschutes, 6ET WONDERFUL RELIEF Far Barn and Itch of Simple -V PILES etmpl vUMnt4 not vrock and tortm TOW with moddralng Itch, turn .nd Irrll. Uon Stuan't Pyramid Ouppotltorlaa bring tulek. wtlcoma rtllfff. Th.lr 7-w.jr medlc tlon mtftn mi 'comfort, rodocco .train. htlpa Ushun rttlied nombronco, gently luoneate. ana eiuno. iroucuvt ona onu-cnonng, to our to nso. It vondcr tol to b fro of trllo tortiirt again. Oot rrnalno Stuart's Pyramid evppotltortM at your drug dor vltbont dolay 400 and It m The Finns may hold the Olympic games after all. What they couldn't do on the Manner helm line, they may be able to do in the decathlon. It la tearing their (the repub licans') heartstrings loose to see the main source of their cam paign revenue lost. When they can no longer bestow special fa vors in the. way of tariff bene, fits, lt will be impossible to fry fat out of the special privilege groups. Representative Robert L. Doughton (D-N.C). CHICAGO. March 21 VP) Nervous price fluctuations char acterized wheat trading today ai the market absorbed profit taking sales and hedges placed against loan wheat coming into commercial channels. Thli resulted in a fractionally lower close although prices at one stage were almost a cent higher than yesterday due part ly to continued buying based on European development Some purchasing was inspired by fur ther extension of the wheat re sealing program, which may in volve a small additional portion of the 1939 crop which hag been held back from market under the ever-normal granary plan. Wheat closed 1-lc lower than yesterday, May (1.051-lc, July (1.031-ic; corn unchanged to lc up, May 561-lc, July 57ic; oats Ic lower. "RUN DOWN"? Yur blood may mi IRON ' Vth ideal TIrerJT Wont otuf "Half a)ck"r Try Paraug. It con tains copper and iron com pound tfagt kelp build red blood corpuaclea. Take Puraang a few dart and m how much better fed. Is a week or more yon will birdl; believe yoo axe the Mae penoo. CONSTABLE DRUGS (Formerly Pioneer Pharmacy) " 1121 Main A fjK& if jj..art.t...Wi New Vrints SPRIN8 SO N 6 I H NEW POSEY PRINTED RAYONS No, you're net slrearntnyl The price en These breasy little rayons h really 3.6. Think of Itl Jaunty boleros ... fill redinejofe emembles a . . new novelty end floral prints on pattel, dark or high-shade grounds ... In sites 12-20 and 38-52. "Honey Lanes.. $1 S0H00LDAT OHM MM! Eye-openers at (11 Printed or plain poplins, perealts or broadolothl In bright wnah faat oolora, Prlrteag or pleated. T-M. is stoats il i' i If H PRICED TO FILL YOUR BRAND NEW POCKETS WITH SAYINGS! Bravely cental ... excitingly dreuy ... in sporty, Sunday-best or ''Patriotic" stylet. Reefer, princess or, free-twinging, boxy silhouettes. New tweedt end twills with lovely rayon linings. Some boeit pert new lapel gad gets; others, epalett and gleam ing brati buttons. 12-20; 38-44. Hatsl69 5aW STRAWS AND FEITS Cartwheels, bonneta, aallora . . . in the spirit of Spring! Veils, ribbons and feather trims. Black, white and gay new colors. Marc ill AW i 3 ACME MOWER A1T ..HCIBLE HIIIIICIIHII H IK W w when you can Don't let the grass groWj . . wer at t this keen-bladed crucible Sis low PnIdSy, saw-steel bed knife. ien-m"1 rubber com- - pleta with I I HSS couDllnaa. I I . 13a I H-lnch dl- .11 I I arnotop wa- I 19, I Urway. , TSa 1 1 Da alia Brits Nenlt Wklrilnt Sprinkler. Rivolvinc Spriakler. Caufefcer nt li to is- i a c h lawn mow Striped can van. 65c Saeera a -Inch forged steel b 1 a d e a on sturdy ikliS. 98c Wire Rafce Ltwa raka with 18 spring steel . teeth. handle. 33c CHppers Oran aheara with t Inch ' tempered blades. 33c . Prawera .. Drop forged a teal pruning a h e e r a. En- . ,T . '.mJ0W . CaraTeai Hoe Dunlap long handled ateel garde d hot Green !Qg gold trim Spading Fork Steal Shovel Fulton long-handle steel shovel and garden apadlng fork with aturdy ateel blades and atralght-gralned wood handle. fit J tl. Transplanter Cultivator Digging Fork Heavy gauge, rust - renUtlng steel with green enameled fin lh on digging fork, hand cul- uvauir uiu uvwn.