The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 13, 1941, Page 9, Image 9

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    Juno 1ft, 1041
PAGE NINE
Makketi and tyinxmcixd
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S CUSTOMERS
CASH STOCKS
NEW YORK, Juno 18 (At
nullyliiB vltulily waned in the
lock market turiiiy custom
ers with comfortable profits on
the lunuthy buliio took horn a
little cash as Insurance against
weekend happenlniis,
While rucently atrontf movort
dropped 1 to 2 or moro points Hi
the worst, the majority of losses
were In frnctlona. Moat rnlli
limited mlnua alum to small
amounts. Utilities, olla, rubbers
and alrcrnfU conteated selling-.
Eteela and motora were back
ward. Transfers war around i80,.
000 sharea.
Lightening- of commitments
was attributed to the thought
the market was entitled to a
"corrective reaction" because it
had recovered more than two
points on average since the ilrat
of the month. At the same time,
Wall street atill was optimistic
for business and hopeful over the
administration's attitude to
ward defense strikes. Bcant
stimulation was discovered In
the war news.
Among stocks Western Union
and Postal Telegraph preferred
O posted now highs for the year,
reviving conjectures as to the
chances of a merger of commun
ications systems being approved
by Washington. Standard Oil
(N. J.), Phillips Petroleum and
Armour preferred also got Into
now high ground for 1941.
On the losing end tiie greater
part of the day were U. 8. Steel,
Bethlehem, General Motors,
Chrysler, Westinghouse, DuPont,
J. I. Case, Consolidated Aircraft,
Anaconda and American Smelt
ing. Bonds were Irregularly In ar
rears. Today's quotations:
Air Reduction
Alaska Juneau .......
Al Chem It Dye
American Can .......
Allls-Chalmcra
Am Car St Kdy
Am Rod Sta San ......
Am Roll Mills
ftm Smelt It Ref
wAm Tel It Tel
Am Tob "B" .,
Am Water Works
Am Zinc L It S
Anaconda
Armour 111 .
Atchison .......
Aviation Corp
Bold Loco
Uendlx Avla ......
Beth Steel .
Boeing Atrp .
Borden
Borgo-Wnrner
Calif Packing
Callahan Z L
Calumet Hoc ......
Canada Dry -
Canadian Paclfie ,
Cat Tractor
Celaneto
Chcs It Ohio
,'hrysler ..
0.O1 Gas It 1
Com'l Solvents
Comm'nw'lth It Sou
. 411
4
1841
39
821
201
..... 81
141
. 401
1S8
87
.... 41
.... 81
27
41
29
31
141
38
731
101
101
17
181
1318
8s
121
4
48J
231
37
871
31
91
I
Conaol Aircraft 291
Consul Edison ..... 181
Conaol Oil
Cont'l Can
Corn Products ....
Crown Zellerbach
Curtlss Wright ....
Doug Aircraft ......
Dupont Do N 1811
Kuitman Kodak
El Pow It Lt
General Electric
General Foods
, General Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Gt Nor Ry pfd
Greyhound ......
Inap Copper .........
Int Harvester ................... 60s
Jnt Nick Can 28
Jnt Tel It Tel 21
Mlohns Manvill ... 61
W.enrvecott ... 381
Lib O Ford ................... 28
Lockheed 241
Loow'a 30 1
Montgomery Ward ............. 35S
Nash-Kelv ..... 4 s
Nat'l Biscuit 16J
Nal'l Dairy Prod 131
Nat'l Dlst 10J
National Lead 181
N Y Central 121
84
471
121
8k
60s
132.
II
81
361
391
121
17s
281
11
111
Stop!
Looking for a
Good Timet
, Coma to
Keno
Dance
EVERY SAT. NIGHT
Muslo By
OREGON HILLBILLIES
Air Conditioned for Your
Comfort.
No Am Aviation 141
North Amer Co 121
Northern Psclflo 61
Ohio Oil HI
Otis Steel 7
Psc Gas tt El 231
Packard Motor 2i
Pan Amer Airways Ill
Paramount Plo 101
Penney (J C) . 7111
Ponna R R 231
Phelps Dodge 30
Phillips Pet 44
Proctor It Gambit 831
Pub Svo N J 2U
Pullman 2I
Radio - 3
Rayonler 131
Republlo Steel 18
Richfield Oil 81
Sears Roobuck 721
Shell Union 141
Socony Vacuum - 91
Sou Cal Edison - 231
Southern Psclflo .. .... 12
Sperry Corp 381
Standard Brands ............... 81
Stand Oil Collf 2U
Stund Oil Ind 30
Stand Oil N J 301
Stone It Webster ........ 8
Studtbaker - 81
Sunshine Mining 8
Texas Corp 40
Trans-America 41
Union Carbide 711
Union Oil Calif 14
Union Pacific 801
United Airlines 101
United Aircraft 391
United Corporation I
United Drug 31
United Fruit 85
U S Rubber . 221
U S Rubber pfd 84
U S Steel 861
Vanadium -. 25
Warner Pictures ........ 31
Western Union - 24'
Weatlnghouse 95
Woolworth 281
SO. 8. r. LIVESTOCK
SO. SAN FRANCISCO, June
13 (Federal-State Market
News) HOGS, salable 100;
around So higher; complete
clearance; about two loads IDS
203 lbs. 111.40; package 121 lb.
pigs 81040; odd packing sows
88.78.
CATTLE, salable none; large
ly nominal. For week: Fed
steers 810.10-10.80, grass steers
89.00 down; bulls and heifers ac
tive, fully steady; few dairy
cows 86.00, load lots 85.78 down.
Calves, salable none; nominal;
few good vealers 810.30-11.00,
choice sparingly 811.60; slaugh
ter calves 89.50-10.00.
SHEEP, salable 800: largely
nominal; spring lambs quoted
810.00-10.80; medium to choice
ewes 83 B0.3.25.
Canada's 1939 shorn wool
production amounted to 13,613,
000 pounds, as compared to 13,-
386,000 In 1938.
There are 700 to 800 graves
In the dog and cat cemetery at
Columbus, O.
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CHICAGO, June 13 W) -
After dipping about cent to
the lowest levels In a week.
wheat prices toduy rallied sharp
ly, scoring net overnight gains
of more than a cent In the final
hour.
Putt of the upturn In wheat
was ussociatcd with guins of
mora than 3 cents in soybeans
fallowing announcement that
the government will support
bcuns at around 81 a bushel. The
government, however, did not
disclose how prices would be
supported but the announcement
said the purpose was to increase
production of beans for oil. Bean
futures sold up to near 81.40,
Reports of high moisture teat
wheal being harvested in Okla
home and of reduced Kansas
crop estlmatos were bullish fac-tors.
Wheat closed 11-lic higher
than yesterday, July 81.02-1.021,
September 81031-1; corn 1-lc
higher; July 731-lc, September
78i-lc; oats unchanged to lo
higher; soybeans 2i-3c higher.
WOOL MARKET
BOSTON, June 13 (AP-USDA)
Worsted types of greasy shorn
domestic wools wore slow today
but somo houses were receiving
a fair demand for woolen types
of domestic wools. A few sales
were of fair volume on eight
months Texas wools, pulled do
mestic wools and a few typea
of scoured foreign wools. Short
to good French combing fine
territory original wools quoted
at 81 to 8103, scoured basis.
were very alow. Average bright
combing three-eighths and one
quarter blood fleece wools were
quiet ond quotations were show
ing some softness as an occa
sional carload was available at
prices slightly under the range
46 to 47 cents, in the grease.
The average speed at which
airmail and express travels
along the airways of the United
States is about 110 miles an
hour.
Pin Production
Takes Sharp Jump
PORTLAND, Ore., June 13
(P) -Western pine lumber pro
duction and shipments were up
sharply during the week ending
June 7 but the order file was a
trifle thinner, the Western Pine
association said toduy.
Production for the week was
86,018,000 board feet compared
with 77,818,000 for the previous
week and 78,487,000 for the
same week of 1940, Shipment
figures In that order: 81,260,000
board feet, 76,800,000 and 77,
214,000; ordors: 84,112,000 feet,
86,008,000 and 72,625,000.
Milk Price Boost
Seen for Portland
PORTLAND, June 13 (P)
A milk price increase appeared
certain here today after the state
milk control board turned down
a plea for deferment of price ad
Justments.
An Increase of a cent a quart
was advocated at a recent hear
ing. J. H. Mapes, administrator,
said the board would make rec
ommendatlons today.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, June 13 (AP-
U3DA1 HOGS: Salable 100,
total 300; market unevenly 10.
23 cents higher; mostly 10-15
cents above Thursday's best
time; good-choice 186-220 lb.
weights, 810.80-65; 1 lot 810.73;
1 carload from late Thursday
about 810.75; few 240-270 lbs.
810.00; packing sows 88.00-50;
heavy feeder pigs 89.00; choice
lightweights 811.00-50 or above.
CATTLE: Salable 85, total
100; calves: Salable 25, total
60; market active, about steady;
loud fed steers, 1200 lbs. and
mixed breeds 88.75; strictly
good light fed steers quotable to
810.50; common neiiers and
mixed steers and heifers 87.00-
8.00; canner and cutter cows,
85.25-8.50; grass fat beef cows
salable 87.00-50; good dry lot
cows quotable above $8.00; me
dium-good bulls quotable $8.00-
9.25; common-medium vealers,
$7.00-10.00; fairly good kinds,
811.00; choice quotable to $12.00.
SHEEP: Salable 25, total
230; market steady; good-choice
spring lambs $9.50-73; medium
grades down to $9.00; yearlings
salable $8.00-30; fat ewes $3.30
to $3.73; young ewes $4.00.
Bromine occurs In see water
to the extent of 80 to 70 parts
per million.
Housewives Unite to Urge
Extra Fish Day Each Week
Dance! Swim! Play!
Lake 'o Woods Resort
Johnny Soto's 5-pc Orchestra
Sat. Sun., June 14, 15
VERY ATTRACTIVE CABIN RATES
FOR THE SUMMER PHONE RESORT
FOR RESERVATIONS.
rasse PUSS most
owe 9 uves!
NEXT TIME
SPRAY WITH
BIF-ITS
SCIENTIFICALLY
MADE TO
KILL HltS
MAD
Ind fly spray troubles with Blf "
the effective spray developed by expert
(earth chemists.
Don't confuse Blf with half-remedies I
Blf was created after literally hundreds
of teats with actual flies. From these testa
came a new, powerful formula. Bif it
quick and posfiVe you can depend on
it It's economical. It's safe. Stainless
to walls, furnishings and clothing.
Pleasantly scented. Try Bif. Whether
you use It for flies, mosquitoes, ants or
moths, you'll be surprised how truly
eafiafacfory an in. NEWrTS tiSY-wl$
sect spray can be I
irwT
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COMPUTI IY MRM was established
at Uracil laboratories for aclentlrlo
talis which produced Bit's powerful
Hth-KM Formula.
suit MOQurrot amis MotHt
Km! All SOUS. Being eirectlve
gainst Hies, Blf tnalcsa short work ef
lesser Insects, including clothes moths.
Mosquitoes hate hi To halt or prevent
ant "raids" saely, spray baaeboards
and doorways with Blf.
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AT NIIOHBORHOOD S TOR IS
UAS.ANTIIB ST
UNACAl MODUCTt INC
Fish twice a week that's the
new defense slogan for Ameri
can housewives who keep their
protein standards high and their
food costs low.
All over the country women's
groups are urging their local fish
dealors to make Tuesday a bar
gain fish day as well as Friday.
William Fellows Morgan, Jr.,
Commissioner of Markets in New
York City, started the Tuesday
bargain fish day. He reports
marked success.
Here are a few rules for suc
cessful fish cokery:
TO BAKE FISH WHOLE AND
STUFFED
Head and tail may be left on.
Wash, rub with salt inside and
out. Stuff with a savory breed
crumb stuffing, and sew the
opening. Brush with melted but
ter, or place strips of bacon or
salt pork on top. Place on a
greased shallow pan or oven
proof platter. Bake in moderate
oven (350 degrees F.) until
browned, basting occasionally
with drippings. A fish weighing
3 pounds will take 35-40 min
utes and a 5-pound fish, 50 to
80 minutes.
TO BAKE FILLETS
Two fillets may be put to
gether with a well-seasoned
stuffing. Keep In place with
skewers or toothpicks, brush
with butter and bake in a mod'
erate oven (350 degrees F.) for
30-35 minutes, basting frequent
ly.
TO BAKE FISH WITH SAUCE
A fish may be split or filleted
and covered with any suitable
sauce, . topped with buttered
bread crumbs and baked in a
moderate oven (325-330 degrees
F.) for about half an hour. Fil
lets may be poached and heated
In a sauce in the oven.
TO BROIL FISH
Use fillets or split fish, cut In
portions if desired. Place fish
on oiled rack (with skin side
down if fillets are not used)
Season with salt and pepper and
brush with melted butcr or other
fat. Broil under a moderate
flame until lightly browned and
cooked through. Lift carefully
onto hot platter. A thick piece
of fish may be broiled until light
ly browned, and then removed to
moderate oven, to bake until
done.
MENU
BREAKFAST: Cantaloupe,
whole-wheat toast, bacon,
coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Baked beans,
bran and raisin muffins.
prunes and silver bananas, tea,
milk.
DINNER: Baked fish fillets
with sauce, parsley potatoes,
green beans, stewed fruit,
spiced cup cakes, coffee, milk.
80RE THROAT
WASHINGTON, June 13 (IP)
Suffering from what was de
scribed as a slight sore throat,
President Roosevelt cancelled
all his engagements today, in
cluding the regular Friday cab
inet meeting and press confer
ence.
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POTATOES
CHICAGO, June 13 (AP
USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 184;
on track 402; total US shipments
959; new stock, supplies heavy;
demands very slow; market
weak and unsettled; California
Long Whites, US No. 1, $2.42 1
45; old stock, supplies moderate,
demand slow, market slightly
weaker; Idaho Russet Burbanks,
US No. 1, $2.00.
TOTAL LOSS
CAIRO, Egypt, June 13 (Pi
Repeated direct hits on a 700
ton axis vessel made It a "total
loss" yesterday, In an RAF at
tack on a convoy escorted by
destroyers and auxiliary wnr
sholps In the central Mediter
ranean, British sources reported
tonight.
World population Is estimated
at 2,000,000,000, one-third of
which Is the white race.
Ashtray Designer
Faces Tough Test
LONDON, June 13 (JP) A
British designer of novelty salt
trays faced a difficult problem
today, probably the hardest In
his career.
His latest tray shows a well
known man In yachting cap with
a cigar in his mouth crushing
two other well-known persons.
The designer received this mem
orandum from the patent office.
"You should supply the writ
ten consents of Churchill, Hitler
and Mussolini for registration ef
the design."
DANCE
SHASTA SCHOOL
Sat.- June 14th
Dents Me Units Pre
Iponeored by Suburban League
V' for Schilling VANILLA
so delicious in cake
Its pure, delicate flavor.
won't fade when you battel
Schilling:
if SSICIS-tt IKTBACTS
Favorite foods for
Father's Day dinners
at special low prices.
Kraft
QU Jar
Free Delivery
GROCERY. SPECIALS
FRI., SAT. and MON.
Mayonnaise
JeIIoupFk
Raisins 4 Lb. Pkg.
Fruit CocktaiIc 10c
Sacraments
Ritz Crackers9' 19c
Tang Dressing ?.;2!c
Croase and Blackwell
Catsnp Btie .
Corii9D0?cM.ru
SUPER MARKET
STORE No. 2
STORE No. 3
9th and Pine
43c
v I
14c
23c
Ph. 3168 1338 Ore. Ave. Ph. 4714 2200 S. 8th.
Ph. 887S
15c
10c
2, or 2C
2 for 25C
25c
FRUIT and VEGETABLE PRICES
"L Fancy Bings or Royal Anns
wnci i ica From Ashland .
B,,.,. Golden Ripe
ananas F.nev Fruii
Cl' D Fancy Blue Lakes
Mnng beans or w.x b...
" L Medium Sise
VMV.UMIUCIO Kleld Grown.
Radishes Loeal Grown
Spinach Faney Home Grown .
AppleS Extra Fancy Wlnesaps
FRI., and SAT.
l QO
, 25 Lb. Lug
: 2lb..l5c
3lbi.25c
3 10c
.. 3bu.8c
3 ... 13c
4lb.l9c
10 nd.
25-lb. Bag
lOO-lb. Bag .
1akne RoT, Club
M. IBS No 2 can ....
M. tMS 303 Can
Spaghetti
Van Camp . 3 Cans
SnowlriftSw:d . 54c
61b. Pall $1.07
Veg. Salad 14
Century. Tall Can
Pot Milk
4 Tall Cans OlC
Green Olives lft
Sun Valler. 7M-os. Jar ItlC
Fisher's Biskit Mix
Larqe Package and
l-lb. C tt H Powdered Sugar . All tor
Swansclown Flour "B.ba $1.83
PORE CANE
SUGAR
59c
$1.47
$5.70
Pen Jell ......3 pkgs. 25c
Sure Jell ....3 pkgs. 25c
Certo 3 bottles 45c
Kerr Lids ....3 pkgs. 29c
Regular
GOLDEN WEST
COFFEE
cr.d 29c
21b. can '..ZL. 56J
3-Lb. can 85c
Demonstration at Emll's
Super Market and South
6th St. Store
Honey
Bag
Klamath Falls
ClOTer 5-lb. Pall
29c inmK
HHft
Shoest9rg Spuds 1n
Bluebell, large 2H Can 1UC
Flavor Aid 3 Pkffi 10c
Pork & Reans
Van Camps, tall. lge. can 3 for
Crab Meat '
Seaside Fancy. No, Can .CJC
Shrimp 2 c.. 27c
baked Reans ito
S&. Large 28-os. Can "
Rrown Rread 1Ao
SW. Large Can JltfC
DAHGAfJ
STOCK UP SAU
ScotTissue 3 rolls 20c
Waldorf .....4 rolls 18c
ScotTowels 2 rolls 19c
MEAT SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY
Fryers 3 lor$l.00
Leg of Lamb Sprln9 L,mb Lb. 29c
Shoulder of Lamb Lb 25c
Lamb Rib Chops Lb.29c
Lamb Stew 2 ,bi. 25c
Short Ribs of Beef ... Lbl 15c
Beef Roast Bide cut st..r b..i Lb. 22c
Dill Pickles L.r9. a,.. , ,,. 3 lor 10c
Tomato Juice, Swift's No. V can .... 10c
Orange Juice, Meco, No. 2 can, 2 for 17c
Peaches, Freestone, lge. can, 2 cans 25c
Sweet Pickles, Century Brand, Qt. jar 27c.
Tender Leaf Tea, black, large pkg 35c
Prem can 25c
Ivory Soap Medium bar 6c
Large bar ?c
Oxydol Giant pkg. 59e
Oxydol Large pkg. 21c
P&G Soap .... Regular bar 10 for 33c
Purex Vj-Gallon jug 21c
Sunbrite ...........4 cans J5e