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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1942)
June 1i 1M2 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGB SEVKN gtudia ol Scanty 1-fOKMKIt cusloinors of Initio 111 Drnlin will bo Intitrcsted In 1 learning that situ li buck from hor trip to Indiana ' and uguln at work at tho Studio ol Bonitty on Whytnl'i mciittiilno floor . . . And I Im agine alio I -"Ing to bo mindly pleased with hernolf for return Ing In llmo for Urn lovely Klam ath summer . . . Inati-nd of Buf fering In the Midwest henll Which romlnda mo that tho Studio of Dinuty l beautifully cool on hot diiya . . . With an air-cooling ayalcm, and a fun a y a t o m that automatically chingxa the air In the ahop at ahort Inlorvala. Thal'i tho kind of place to go )lo for rwrmunonta or hair-do's on hot daya! Bofora I forgot . . . Fern Short, tho owner of tho Studio of Don uly. told ma that ahe la going to have to raise the price of raior halrcuta to 11.00 on July 1 ... To conform with tho prlcca of tho other member of tho Oregon Beauty Shop Ownera aaaoclatlon . . . Which may encourage several of my vacillating frlenda to hurry down and get their hair cut ahort n tho modern way before the end of tho month brlnga the higher price! QaicelcHtk AFTER aeveral montha of ef fort. CJnrcelon'a finally hai been able to re-atock the famoua General Electric Aluron Iron for both ateam and dry Ironing. It'a awfully hard to got mer chandise like this, however, so If you were too late In going to Carcelon'f before, you'd bettor get going, t Tho General Electric Aluron la ao aenaatlonal that I know thla ahlpment won't laat long ... It does a tallor-jjke job on man'i trousers and yet perfect lob on the beat llneni . . . And It'a tho Ideal Iron to uae for all tho new material that have rayon or other aynlhetlc flbera in them. Tho Iron la $18.98, with year's guarantee ... At Garce lon'a.' Next Sunday will be Father' big day ... And don't you for get Itl LEGAL NOTICES SEASONALITY REDETERMINATION "Notice la hereby given that the Oregon Unemployment Com pensation Commission haa re viewed all aenaonal determine tlona mndo for the yenra 1038, 1030, 1040, and 1041 In the light of the Supreme Court de cision In LAYMAN va STATE UNEMPLOYMENT COMPEN SATION COMMISSION. "A Hat of the employers and their tentative seasons as re determined by tho Commission Is available for tho Inspection of any Interested party at any local office of the U, S. Employment Service. Each employer who may be affected by a redetermi nation Is being sent a notice to that effect and Instructed to post UA Tliat Rare Combination! k .UUAUl l..Lun miiE. y A is now yovns TO INJO Y IN Extra aging thnt gives you rlchcr.llner tastlntf. whiskey In this straight Bourbon. It's a fact that OLD CELLAR Is making, more friends dally ...fry " I you'll find the reason imlrnclin WORLD IMF0BTIR9. INC T- - d ond WW Manilla SUofU and SUofU Ctrl who talk to aoldlora on the downtown atreota tako hoodi Stand up atratght. amlla or laugh, but don't vlwvlw, avi in a dignified but charming way Inatead of being bolateroua . . , After all, tho city' reputation la greatly affected by your con duct in public. 1NOTHER apeclal ... Not for Father'a Day, but for you , , . And Currln'a la the flrat to offer It here ... A apeclal package of Chon-Yu Chlp-l'roof nail producta that really la a bargain, You get threw large bottlea . , . The flrat tlmo Chcn-Yu haa put out three bottlea of thla alio at a reduced price . . , And they're arranged In a darling Chinese holder that you can keep on your dressing table with tho bottlea In it - There's a largo alio bottle of nail Lacquer . . . (The alM you buy In tho 7Sc combination with tho amall bottlo of Lac- querol) . . . And a largo bottle of Lacquerol that ordinarily coU flOc by Itself . . . And tho regular large aire bottle of Re mover . . . Altogether about a 11.80 value for only 11,00 . (Plua tho government tax, of course). If you've uacd Chen-Yu Nail Lacquer before, you know why the word a "Chip-Proof" are in. eluded In tho name . . . And you know the gorgeous luater of tho beautiful lacquers irom which the different shades come. Oh, yes . . . These special packages come In all the excit ing Chen-Yu ahadea. If you'va uaed Chen-Yu Lac querol base coat before, you know how It givea the amoothest reaulta obtainable , . . How it mokes uneven or ridged nail aurfaces. smooth as glass And tho Remover is amazingly quick acting In taking off every bit of old pollah. If you haven't uaed Chen-Yu before, you have a treat com Ing. In either case, bo sure to tako advantage of this marvelous bar gain before the stock Is deplet ed . . . Because, like most spe cials, this offer Is good only as long as the stock holds out At Currln's. the notice for the information of his employes. "If any Interested party be lieves that any proposed re determination of seasons Is not consistent with the Supremo Court's decision In tho LAY MAN CASE, he may file a pro test with the .Commission not later than July 1, 1042. Any worker who believes that he was Improperly denied benefits because of seasonality restric tions may so advise the Com mission through any local U. S, Employment Office. Whenever It Is necessary, hearings will be held before a final decision Is mado." J 11-18 No. 78. The Japs attacked Midway and Dutch Harbor. They got midway at the latter: they got in Dutch. H- cfljfc STRAIGHT BOUHBONVIIISKEY I Milk ,ihw.HWiiiiimiwhi, iiij "i I B I nn invn 5 wai 1 ; BEARISH WAR NEWS CUTS OFF E NEW YORK, Jiina t Muny stocks continued to at tract modest buying In today's market but light profit taking In spired partly by the somewhat bearish war news from Libya and China, halted the general up swing which got underway late yesterday. Transfers approxi mated 380,000 shares, Among stocks, American Can went Into now high ground for 1042. Resistance was displayed by Soars Roebuck. Montgomery Ward, Standard Oil (N. J.), Ana conda, Douglaa Aircraft, Consol idated Edison, Owons-Illinols arid Union Carbide. On the offside at intervals were Bethlehem, Chrysler, Gen eral Motors, Goodrich, Western Union, American Telephone, Eastman Kodak, General Elec tric, Santa Fe and Johns-Man-vllle. Bonda were aa spotty as stock i Closing quotations: Closing quotations: American Can ... 801 Am Cor It Fry 231 Am Tel It Tol 1141 Anaconda 291 Cat Tractor 38 Comm'nw'lth It Sou 316 General Electric 261 General Motors 371 Gt Nor Ry pfd 201 Illinois Central ............. 81 Int Harvester 4flt Konnecott 20 Lockheed 101 Long-Boll "A" 3 k Montgomery Ward . 201 NashKelv S N Y Central 7 Northern Pacific Si Pae Gas It El let Packard Motor .. 2i Penna R R 10 i Republic Steel , 14 i Safeway Stores .....,... 34 i Seara) Roebuck 54 Southern Pacific 10 1 Sunshine Mining Si Union Oil Calif 10 Union Pacific 871 U S Steel 47 J Warner Pictures . 81 Hewer a cire with this ontferweir Wsasi a pair of Hanxs Crotch Guard Sports one day and wo believe youll agree they're tho moat comfortable underwear you've ever bad on. The gentle athletic support of the Hanisknit Crotch-Guard help you keep 8t for outdoor and Indoor ctlvltlet. Conveniently placed buttonleaa front. Elattic In the walrtband atturea a trim fit all day long. Knit from premium eottonj these garment ere soft on your kin and stretch aa you move. Tho HANxartm yarn gives them long Ufa. BapecUUy comfortable with Hanks Undershirt. Its highly absorbent fabrio ia knit to your exact cheat aise and cut to proper length. You'll like thla team I HKKK'S A 9AVIN0 TIP Change your underwear fre quently. Then It can be rinaed. -not scrubbed with leaa work oa waih-daya, leaa wear on the gar ment. Crotch-Guard Sport re quire no ironing. Hanks woven Shorts, hown be low, are cut to full sic for comfort. IUY WAR IONDS AND IT AM ft T HANBS lbf iivrai yw qva'fhr farmtntt at me rat srlcci. If yw een'f ait alt MaHANII Vnitr wor yoa watB remtmbtr fsat e lore parr af HANI! prwfactlM It sail ta r Arm4 ranii. P. H. HANBS KNITTING COMPANY WlnttonStlun, N. C Men's Wear Dept., The GUN STORE 714 Main MARKET POTATOES CHICAGO. June 18 (AT- USDA Potatoes: Arrivals 110; on track 820; total U. S. ship ments 1183; supplies liberal, de mand light; southern Triumphs slightly stronger for best qual ity; California Long Whites buro ly steady with sllffhtly weaker undertone; Missouri Cobblers un settled; California Long Whites, U. S. No. 1, $9.10-19; Arkansas Bliss Triumphs, $2.00-20; Ala bama Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. 1, o.7o-ou: vriiaiouri woDDiers, IZ.UU-10. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, June 18 (AP USDA) There was a llttlo Improvement today In sales on the Boston wool market, Some good French- combing territory fine wools sold at $1.18, clean basis, dellv orcd. Medium wools continue very Inactive with offerings from tho semi-brlKlit section of the country a little softer. Some buying was reported In Texas of nest types of 12-months wools at ceiling prices. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. June 18 (AP. USDA Cattle: salable 130, to tal 230; calves: salable 35. total B0; market fairly active on most classes; about steady with Wed nesday's cows now around 25c below Monday; other classes about steady; few good 1100 lb. fed steers $13.50; grass fat steers $11.60-12.50; common down to $10.00; grassy beef heifers $11.00-12.00; common heifers down to $0.00; canncr and cutter cows $6.00-7.25 ihelly cow down to $5.00; fat dairy typo cows to $8.00; me. dlum-good beef cows $9.00. 10.00; good beef bulls $11.25. 50; common bulls down to $9.00; good choice vealers $13.50-14.50; common down to $0.00. Hogs: salable 400; total 900; market active; around 15c higher than Wednesday, or 25c above Monday; good-choice 170 215 lb. $14.35-50; 230-270 lb. mostly $13.50-75; Hght-llghU $13.25-75; good 350-800 lb. sows $10,25-11.50; smooth light sows up to $12.50; choice light feed, er pigs quotable up to $13.50. Sheep: salable 800; total 1300; Hull 4r Saint Brruxtfor &liutf fuJa!l quality rather poor, practically no early sales or bids; best spring lambs off at $12.18; or fully 25c lower; odd common grades sold at $10.00; one lot good 81 lb. shorn old crop lambs steady at $9.00; good ewes quot able $4.50. CHICAGO WHEAT CHICAGO, Juno 18 VP Wheat prices fell more than a cent a bushel from the month's highs today as a result of profit taking and selling which traders aid wa inspired partly by Sec retary of Agriculture Wlckard's opposition to efforts In congrcas to keep government-owned sur plus grain off the market at be low parity prices. Wlckard's references to the necessity of heading off Inflation also stilled trade rumors, large ly responsible for some of the re cent price upturn, that higher loan rates might be authorized for basic crops. Increased move ment of new wheat and reports of high yields even though tests show too much moisture attract ed attention. However, most of the wheat is being stored for loans. Wheat closed l-lc lower than yesterday, July $1,201-1, Sep tember $1.22-1.23; corn t ic off, July 861c, September 891-ic; oats l-lc down; rye Mo lower; soybeans i-lic lower. There la an average of 20 murders dally In the United States. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE INVITING BIDS The Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, will receive separate sealed bids for the fiscal year, beginning FATHER'S DAT . 'ZrTW? f nd bow! Size, flavor, purity ... no t?fl'JT?Pek SI CARDS I matter what you want most in a drink, f - Hll'14"if ft Pepsi-Cola has it That" a why smart M Himmm-0? J mm V housewives everywhere always serve M .... VttSSrv AT V Pepsi-Cola. Big, big bottle, U. sf THI DRINK WITH KL&Y QUICK FOOD INIRGY PPI VAN'S CAMERA SHOP '- (lib 727 Mala Phono S618 SSS S&t Ptpal-egla I mad only by ppMli Company, long lilaitf elty, N. V. Aothorted lantart MpaUlal lattllna 0 , RtaMfk faSJ Help conserve cap metal Buy Beer BY QUARTS! More metal is needed for otheruses. Supply of bottle caps has been reduced. Brown Derby Men, here's how to help: Buy beer by quarts! You get practically as much fine Pilsner in one quart of Brown Derby as in three 11-ounce bottles. You use only one cap instead of three. Quarts give you more Pilsner for your money, too. at SAFEWAY pUMiL WluWi . L-i . . SrW July 1st, 1942 to June 30th, 1943, inclusive, at the Police Judge's Office In the City Hall, up to and Including 8 o clock P. M. June 20th, 1942, on tho fol lowing: 1. Requirements for the fiscal year of approximately 30,000 gal- ions of standard gasoline and approximately 500 gallons motor oil, oil to be delivered in bar rels and gasoline In tank truck deliveries to the City Garage, and the City Firo Station as needed. 2. The yearly servicing of city office equipment for the fiscal year, July 1st, 1942 to June 30th, 1013, consisting of: . 14 Typewriters 2 Marchant calculators Allen Wales adding ma chine. Sundstrand adding ma chine Dalton adding machine (Bids to include services only, and needed parts will be paid for separately). 3. The City's requirements for the calendar year for electric light globes, to be taken by the City as needed from tlmo to time. 4. Prisoners' meals for tho fis cal year. All bids must include TRY THE the menu for one week. Tho City reserves the right to have tho meals taken at the successful bidder's place of business or de livered to the City Jail. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all fEe8nn8hme . HOT Mil eTase V e l -wo ; ;, av. ..ssjuim.,. Pl bourbon rmsxi7k J Jsc!!,; "CMmEBFVti' j j ftJpvT AS CTS NAME j P lbsf v National Dutlller I r V Proanel Corp, N.Y. 90.4 Proof 8 m,---.'-ryWB, ' .1 -oT asaaasa - BaW sf if' .J bids on the above equipment and supplies, and each bid will bo awarded to tho moat satisfactory bidder. L. M. ACKERMAN, ; Police Judge. Jl 8-25 No, 84. v of'OW KentncfTy ! mam , a i
