The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 18, 1941, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextJuly 18, ll)4f THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN TO OPEN HERE The grand opening of Krlwln tluothby's new ( i II morn nupor service station Just completed In Klnninlli Kill In In scheduled fur Hiiturdny, July II), according to KpIIIi I., nice, head of tha Rica Oil company, distributor for O'illmnrn petroleum products In no Klamath Kalla area. Thla new outlet of modernls lie and streamlined conatructlon huuats the lutent lypa of equip mi'iit fur lubrication and com jilnlii service of nvery make of autoniolillu, Conveniently lo rn led, tiiu station In easily ac-i-i-milblo to travel from every direction. Cllnioro proclucii are market tel exclusively In the service unit, Ollmoro rocord-breaker Red Lion gasoline and Gllmore Ethyl gasoline. Lion Head and Golden Lion motor oil, u complete lino of Gllmore automotive lubrl ciiiitu, alao Uilmnrc batteries and Norwalk tlrea are now available to motorlata. In addition to this famous line of petroleum pro ducts, the lubrication department offers tho well known "Check Chart" specialized lubrication service which lollows exacting specifications prescribed by each Cj-ianufocturer. ' Boothby pointed out that Gll more products, refined and manufactured by the Gllmore Oil company and marketed ex clusively through Independent dealers, have been proved and Improved through record break ing performances on land, In the air, and on the water. , At Indianapolis, In the gruel ling 500 -inlle Memorial day classic, Gllmore Ethyl gasoline la the only stock product regu larly sold today that ever won this world's famous event, Gll more representatives declared. Lion Head motor oil was also used In achieving this success. On the recent world famous Gllmore Grand Canyon economy run, IS 1041 stork aedans of var ious makes and sizes averaged 22 8 miles per gallon of Red Lion gasollno over a winter route from Los Angeles to the south rim of Griind Canyon, despite handicaps of snow, rain and Qiciunlnln grades. Considered in biggest stock car event each year, the test Is conducted under the strict supervision of tho con test board of tho American Auto mobile association, which doesn't permit coasting or trick driving. One of Gllmore most sensa 1 1 on a I accomplishments was achieved when John Cobb drove hit Rallton Red Lion to a new world land speed record of 368.8 miles per hour on tha Bonneville salt flats. Better than six miles a minute, this Is by far the fast est that man has ever traveled on land. Cobb's car was lubri cated with regular stock Lion Head motor oil. Immediately following thla record breaking performance, Cobb stepped Into a new Hudson sedan and drove through the measured mile to set a new class n stock car record of 03.9 miles Qr hour. This, under tha care Tiil AAA supervision was a new all-American victory for tha big Hudson powered with regular stork Red Lion gasoline and lub ricated with Lion Head motor oil. Last July Ab Jenkins, racing mayor of Salt Lake City, using regular stock Gllmore Ethyl gasoline In his powerful Mor mon Meter shattered 21 world records al Bonneville salt flat when he averaged 116.18 mile per hour for the 24-hour grind. Jenkins traveled a distance of anna miles In the 24-hour period. "It Is gratifying to us that Boothby will open this new oper ation as a Gllmore Independent dealer," said Rico. "We are 6nd ho will bo In a position to fer motoring patrons quality products with efficient service In every department. A substantial Investment In this territory is significant of tho confldenca placed In tho growth and con tinued expansion of the area. Wo extend hearty congratula tions to Mr. Boothby upon tho opening of thla splendid new enterprise." Government May Pay for Wrecks WASHINGTON, July 18 UP) Two bills for claims by Oregon lans against the government were approved by the house yester day. They Involved collisions with CCC cars. The house passed and sent to tho senate a bill by Rep. Mott awarding $4226 to Anna and Fred Aebl of Monmouth for dam JUes and Injuries suffered In a Oi8 accident south of Fall City. .Tha house also approved and sent to the senate a bill to pv Kd.ion E. Downs, Portland, $172 for - Injuries and damage In IB40 accident. SUPER STATION FLAVOR Countsl With beer, remember "Wleland't Hat the Flavor." I T ? . I rr' j:t -u - : nr. i This Is the nw Ollmora ssrvlc station, operated by Edwin Boothby, opening on South Sixth street and Shasta way. Mabel Dunn of Klamath Tails has lust driven up in a new 1941 Chevro let convertible coupe recently purchased from Turner Chevrolet company. Stock Market Quotations NEW YORK. July IR UP) Quiet strength of farm Implem ents and specialties gave the stock markot a mild and spotty recovery tinge today although many leaders did little or noth ing. Air Reduction 421 Alaska Juneau 41 Al Chem & Dye l2t American Can 301 Allls-Chalmers 69 Am Car A Friy 321 Am Rad Sta San flj Am Roll Mills 141 Am Smelt it Ref 431 Am Tel te Tel 156 Am Water Works 41 Am Zinc L & S 5f Anaconda 281 Armour III 41 Atchison 2ft) Aviation Corp .' 31 Bald Loco 151 Bendlx Avla 38J Beth Steel 75 Boeing Alrp Ittl Borden in! Borge-Warner y 10 Calif Packing 20 Callahan Z L 1 Calumet Hoc 0! Canada Dry ... 14a Canadian Pacific 41 Cat Tractor 49 Celanrsa 25 Chea At Ohio 371 Chrysler 851 Col Gas El 3 Com'l Solvents 10s Comm'nw'lth At Sou 718 Consol Aircraft 32J Consol Edison 191 Consol Oil 8 Conl'l Can 35 J Corn Products 51 1 Crown Zellerbach - 13i Curtlas Wright 9 Doug Aircraft .. 731 Dupont Do N 158 Eaatman Kodak 140) .El Pow At Lt 2 General Electric 331 General Foods ......... 38 General Motors 381 Goodrich 1BI Goodyear Tire 181 Gt Nor Ry pfd 264 Greyhound 121 Illinois Central 8t Insp Copper ... 12 Int Harvester ... 55 1 Int Nick Can 261 Int Pap Ac P pfd 66! Int Tel At Tel .... 2k Kennecott 38 Lib O Ford 29! Lockheed 26 Loew'a 311 Long-Bell "A" 31 Montgomery Ward 36 Nash-Kolv 4 Not'l Biscuit 17J Nafl Dairy Prod 14 Nat'l Dlst 221 National Lead 18 N Y Central 121 No Am Aviation 141 North Amer Co 131 SBest Wishes to Edwin Boothby IN HIS NEW Gilmore Automotive Service W&'ie Backing tyou Up WITH THI Famous Gilmore Products Keith j. Rice RICE OIL COMPANY New Service Station Northern Pacific 6i Ohio Oil 01 Otis Steel 71 Eif- Gns At El 241 Pac Tel At Tel : 117 Packard Motor 21 Paramount Pic 12 Penney (J C) 82 Pi-nna R ft 241 Phelps Dodge 341 Phillips Pet 431 Proctor At Gamble 57 i Pub Svc N J Pullman Radio Rnyonler 221 28 4 141 271 Hayonlcr pfd Republic Steel 191 Richfield Oil ... 91 !. Safeway Stores 42 Scars Roebuck 731 Shell Union 151 i Socony Vacuum . 91 :Sou Cal Edison 231 Southrn Pacific 12 jSperry Corp 381 Standard Brands 5! Stand Oil Calif 23! , Stand Oil Ind 321 Stand Oil N J 431 I Stone At Webster 7 ; Texas Corp 42 Trans-Amrrira 41 i Union Carhfdn 771 Union Oil Calif Ml Union Pacific 811 United Airlines 101 United Aircraft 401 United Corporation 916 United Drug 31 United Fruit 68 U S Rubber 241 U S Rubber pfd 931 U S Steel 57! Vanadium 25 i Warner Pictures 4i Western Union 26i Westinghouse 931 Woolworth 291 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. July 18 (AP-USDA) -HOGS: Salable 25; total 200; market very slow, about steady quality considered; feeder pigs in narrow demand, quotable unevenly lower; few good-choice 200 lb. butchers $11.90; choice lots quotable to $12.00; odd packing sows $9.25; choice light feeder pigs held around $13.00; heavies salable below $11.00. CATTLE: Salable and total 75; calves salable 10. total 25; market slow but mostly steady; load 1300-1360 lb. mixed quality fed steers $9.00-50; strictly good light graln-feds quotable to $11 or above; grass heifers $9.25; few dairy heifers. $6.25-8.00; to on the Opening of the New Service Station MOTY & VAN DYKE, INC. canner-cuttcr cows $5.25-6.25; heavy beef cows $7.25; common bulls $7,85 8.50; good beef bulls salable to $9.50 and above; medium-good vealrrs, SO. 50-12. 00: choice quotable to $13.00. SHEEP: Salable none, total 650: market nominally steady; good-choice .spring lambs salable around $9.25; fwder lambs sal able $8.00-50 or above: fat ewea quotable $4.00 down. WOOL MARKET BOSTON. July 18 (AP-USDA) Scattered sales of fair volume were closed today In the Boston market on fine and .half blood territory wools. Very little busi nc wm heinff transacted on combing three-eighths and quar ter blood bright fleece wools, but quotations were steady at 48-47 cants, In the grease. "POTATOES CHICAGO. July 18 (AP-USDA) Potatoes, arrivals 169; on track am. tAlat IT hlnmntji 487! I supplies very heavy; demand slow; market weak; California Long Whites. US No. 1, $2.20-30; Idaho Bliss Triumphs, US No. 1, $1.40-60. FARM POWER REDMOND, July 18 (?) Six hundred central Oregon farms, ready ior REA power service, will be energized within two weeks, Morgan W. Sharp, man ager of the Central Electric Co operative, said today. Best Wishes to Keith Rice and Edwin Boothby On the Opening of thalr new Gllmore Service Station. Moore Electric III I CHICAGO, July 18 (Pi Buy ing of wheat futures contracts tor September and December de livery lifted prices as much as a c-nt a bushel lit one stage today hut tho market could not main tain ita advantage and retreuted. Liquidation of July contracts, in which tradihK cp.'im.-k next wi.-t-k, weakened tho market. Some buying came from mills and previous short sellers. Re duced receipts at terminals due to embargoes placed on grain for storage at some points, and high temperatures in the spring wheat zono attracted attention. Due to the local storage congestion, the usual procedure of posting bids for wheat on a to-arrive basis was discontinued. Southwest reports said growers showed no willingness to sell at prices sharp ly below loan rates and wero holding grain on the ground and In temporary bins in some sec tions until arrangements can be made for shipment to terminals for storage. Wheat closed unchanged to 1c lower compared with yesterday, July $1,001. September $1.03; corn unchanged to Ic off, July j72lc, September 741c; oats l ie down. S. F. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July 18 (P) 'Federal-State Mar ' ket News) HOGS: Salable 125: I steady; bulk 185-235 lb. Califor jnias $12.25, few heavies, SU.60; iodd packing sows S8.50-9.15. I CATTLE: Salable 10: nomi .nal: for week: Light fed steers ; strong, week's bulk grasscrs, S8.75-9.25: heifers firm, grass j kinds quoted $8.00-50: young I cows 25c higher, mostly $7.50 i $8 00, many loads aged $6.25 to ! $7.00. canners and cutters $4.50 ! to $5.25: bulls $8.25 down. 'Calves: Salable none; strong; i few choice vealers $11.50. i SHEEP: Salable 1100; around steady; about two loads wooled I lambs $10.00; two decks shorn lambs and 3 decks lambs of ! fered; total receipts for week near record at 11.350 head. Apartments For Rent Automotive Business Opportunities Educational Financial For Sale or Trade General Notices Health Help Wanted. Female Help Wanted, Male Houses For Rent Livestock and Poultry Lost and Found .. Miscellaneous For Rent Miscellaneous For Sale Miscellaneous Wanted i Gilmore Automotive Service Saturday, My 3L 2301 S. 6TH ST. - AT SHASTA WAY RICE Situations Wanted To Exchange Transportation 18 40 Lost and Found DISAPPEARED from our pas ture July 7 at Swan Lake, two 2-year-old fillies, one sor rel branded C-L on left stifle, one pinto, red and white, no brand. Both very gentle. Re ward. Dave Llskey, 1945 Au Wn. Phone 4479. 7-18 General Notieaa VACATIONISTS ATTENTION Go to NEPTUNE PARK on Agency lake for fishing WOOD RIVER and Seven Mile. Camp ing, boats, motors. Take West 97 at Modoc Point or Klam ath Agency. NO further. More scenic. 8-16 REGULAR $8 machineless wave $3 or 2 for $5. Liquid cream permanent $2.50. Oil perma nent $1.45. Wet fingerwavo 25c. Sol'a Beauty Shop, 809 East Main. 7-30 Transposition Go By Motor Coach Shortest Route Lowest Fares to Northern Points One Round Way Trip Spokane ...$ 1 1 .00 $20.05 Boise, Ida 9.95 18.10 Portland 5.90 10.65 Seattle 8.40 14.65 Mt. Hood Stages, Inc. Busses Leave 1:00 p. m. Greyhound Depot Phone 5521 7-20 mtf DRIVING TO ARKANSAS via Oklahoma City. Room for three for company. Leaving Saturday. 1925 Wantland ave nue. 7-18 10 Service FLOOR SANDING and refinish ing. Clifford Golden. Phone 3922. 8-31mtf WRINGER ROLLS Washing machine and cleaner parts for all makes. Merit Washing Machine Service, 709 South Sixth. 7-31mtf NO ADVANCE IN PRICES FOR BEAUTY SERVICE Pearee Beauty Salon. Phone 4618. 7-22 FLOOR SANDING. FINISHING We generate our own power.! C. DuFour. Phone 3996. ' 7-27mtf HOUSE CLEANING Art Bene dict, 6848. 8-10mtf PICTURE FRAMING Art and Gift Shop. 519 Main. 7-24mtf FLOOR SANDING Old floors reflnished. Norman Fraley. Phone 4001. 7-24mtf Red Lion Gasoline A Complete Line of Gilmore Gilmore Ethyl Gasoline Automotive Lubricants Lion Head and Golden Lion Gilmore "Check Chart" Motor Oil Lubrication Service Norwalk Tires Gilmore Batteries OIL COiMY 10 Sorrle GLASS Duplate safety glass, window glass, plate and mirrors, re silvering. Kimball's Glass Shop, 627 Walnut. Phone 7378. 8-6mtf WINDOW CLEANING We also clean paper, kalsomlne and painted walls. A. M. Rhoads. Dial 4768. 7-24mtf PAINTING. KALSOMINING H. L. Brown. Phone 4226. 7-19mU HOW DOES YOUR CASH BAL ANCE? All makes cash regis ters, adding machines, servic ed, repaired, rebuilt. 28 years In business. Agent for Hobart Dayton scale line. EQUIP MENT SERVICE, 2937 South 6th. Phone 8314. 7-27 ELECTROLUX CLEANERS, sales, service. Phone 5918. P. O. Box 814. 8-2 DRESSMAKING, hemstitching: - buttoni, buckles covered. Al teratlons on new and old cloth ing. Mrs. H. M- Allender. 731 Main, room 216. Phone 7263. 8-16mtf PAPERHANGING Painting, Kal- sominlng. Dial 6848. Melvin E. Frost. 8-13mtf SEE MRS. HARNEY for alter ations, remodeling. Whytal'a. Phone 8222. 8-5mtf CURTAINS home laundered and stretched. Reasonable. Mrs Shafer. Phone 5647. 8-3mtf 12 Educational WELDERS NEEDED AT ONCE We can give you a complete welding course. New ma chines used in our work. Call at 319 Spring St. Phone 5724 8-2 14 Help Wanted. Female WANTED Housekeeper for ranch. News-Herald, Box 3890. 7-19 WANTED Housekeeper for family of. four. Must be re liable, good cook. References required. Phone 3625. 7-21 WANTED High school girl for part-time housework. Eve nings 2226 Hope. 7-18 SuCCeSS to the New Gllmore Service Station O G. C. MOTLEY PLUMBING DDDDD of -EDWIN BOOTHBy'S 14 Help Wanted. Female WANTED Experienced good , cook lor nay crew, box arm, News-Herald. 7-18 WANTED Housekeeper on modern ranch. Give age, ex perience and reference. Box 3916, News-Herald 39161 16 Help Wanted, Male MIDDLE-AGED MAN expert.' enced In caring for hogs. Box 4001. News-Herald. 7-H WANTED Man and wife fof chores on ranch. Must be ex perienced milker. Good wagei. Apply Llskey Bros, ranch, Poj Valley. . 7-18 WANTED Man with car for" position of responsibility in Grants Pass. Must be satisfied with $30 week. Write News Herald, Box 3169. 7-18 WANTED Man bookkeeper, preferably grocery experience. Phone 7267 or 6589. 7-18 WANTED Farm hand with Ir rigation experience. Santford Jones, Bonanza, Ore. 4363tt 5000 HOP PICKERS WANTED , men, women. children families preferred we furnish free Of charge cabins equipped Electric Stove Electric Llghta Fuel Bunks Cupboards Tables TENTHOUSES Fully Equipped SHOWER BATHS COMMUNITY LAUNDRY CHILDREN'S NURSERY PICKING STARTS About Aug. 18th and LasU till about Sept. 25th HIGH WAGES ; $1.75 per Hundred Pounds plu! -50c Bonus if you stay entire season. WRITE FOR DETAILS YAKIMA CHIEF RANCHES BOX 528, YAKIMA, WASH. 7-31. WANTED Experienced reli able porter. Medical-Dental -Bldg. Barber Shop. 4007tt DISTRIBUTORS