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v 20, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON v ROAD DECLINE CLIPS GAINS FW LEADERS By VICTOR EUBANK NKW YOIIK, July 20 (I') , filter Idling through four mil lions Willi an cxlniiicly narrow , iri-ii, llic stuck, nun hoi tuilny en tered ii (ulrly brond dei'linu with lenders kIvIiik i i i f met Ions in u pin or mine. Sumcwhiil innru depressed , (him the iivurnui! were U. S. ; Blix'l, Wi'stliiKhousi', Dminlli , Aircraft. Cuse. Allied C'lH'inli'iil, Btmidiird Oil (N.I) mid Texas Co. Declines were lii'iii'ial In nil llio key groups In Uk' ( him I hour. , An cxiipl Iciim I firm spot win L"l'W'S, 111 till- highest .Ulll'l in;tu. i Transactions totaled about J7.'i.U0li shines. I'res.niro on Standard Oil (NJ) was iiocriitinili'd ii lilt by rrporl.i Unit inidi i 'writniK firms would offer publicly IIIII.IIOU aluirrs lifter the market's clone. llonds were Ii rigulorly lower. Closing (puliation: American C'mi (H Am On- tc Friy KM Am Tel Tel .1154 Anaconda Toi , C'nur I'm-kiim uu ; Ql'iiictiir :n (umin'nw'lth it Snu ..132 jienurul Klectric 2.5 J fiiMirriil Mulum :HU ; til Nor Ity pfd 21 Illinois Central 74 Jut Harvester -Ilii, K nnicoll 211'. J,ockheed 1(11 J.iingiiell "A" :i Montgomery Wind 211 J Musli-Kclv !)1 N Y Central Hi Northern I'uiilic !U Una tc Kl 1HI J'mkord Motor 21 Jvnnii It H 201 jtepubllc Steel I I jKliiifleld' Oil 74 .tftiifcwuy Stores ... 114 i 'ii'iirs Hoebuik 55 'fcidhcru Pacific Ill Is Qlard Brand as I.SirTfihlne Mliilnii -14 Union Oil CuliI Ill SUmnn Pacific 704 III 3 Steel 47 Warner Pictures Si Australia m a couniry which, fwllhoul the help of thu United statc, would certainly be Incnin ipletoly defended and Inadequate Py nrmod. Sir Owen Ulxon, lAn.itrolliin minister to the Unit :ed State. The W2 Men's and womon'i ihooil Spring and summer style . . . Not all fixes, but real bargains If wo havo your six. Hurry! . GROUP ONE Ladies' shoes formerly selling up to $7.95 Men's shoes-values to $6.50 GROUP TWO Shoes that formerly sold to $5.95 1 SEE OUR WINDOWS! Tins Favorite 1'huIiii In Lovely Slitclicry liy Mire Brooks The beloved Twenty-third Psalm bus comforted many through the linen. Now you can illustrate It in simple embroid ery you'll enjoy. Use rich col ors for this biblical panel. Pal tern 72H7 contains n transfer pattern fo a picture 12 x 18 in ches: Illustrations of ttltchcs; ma-1,-riats needed; color chart. To obtain tins p.iucni tend 11 cents In coin to The Herald and News, Household Art Dept., Klnmnth Foils. Do not send this picture, but keep it and the number (or reference Bo sure to wrap coin securely, as loose coin often slips out of the envelope, nuque.il for patterns should read, "Send pattern No. ,lo followed by your name and address. BOSTON- WOOL. nOSTON, July 20 AP-USDA) The Boston wool market con tinued quiet today with sales In small quantities and price quota tions nominal. Interest In med ium wools has shifted from quarter blood to three-eighths, both scoured and In the grease. Some bright three-eighths wool was sold at SO cents, delivered, urease basis. Territory wools are being delivered In large vol ume on old orders. Model Shoe Store continues its YEARLY SALE! 3 97 Wow Pair 2 Pair $7.50 97 Now a P.it 2 Pair $3.80 CHICAGO, July 2(1 (A') I'u lalii prices In both spot and fu tures inurkelH today held ut levels sharply above those of a year ugo. Spot California IijiiU Whites were up 8 lo 10 cents per hun dred pounds compared with yes terday. Some oilier types were uiichiinKed while still utlnns de clined 1 1 K 1 1 1 1 y . No sales of Idaho UnsM'ls were reported after the Hccuqd car of lliu season brouKht a new peak of $4.30 yesterday. AKrivultural market adminis tration experts said potato prices have been weaker the past few days after u good advance a week ugo, which reflected crop losses In Missouri and Kansas as a result of rains, good con sumer demand and the govern ment's program to Increase pro duction of dehydrated food, There were reports that yields havo been running lighter thun anticipated on Triumphs in some part of Idaho and that blight lias appeared in the north east. California Long Whites were quoted at $4.HS to $4 40 per hundredweight compared with a year ngo; Idaho fill.'..'! Triumphs $2.23-2.05 compared with 51.H5-l.fift; Nebraska Red Waibas $2.19-23 against $1.23; Missouri Cobbler $1.50-1.73 against SO to (10 cent. In tho futures market Idaho potatoes for November delivery closed at $2.R2 per hundred weight, off a cent. POTATOES CHICAGO, July 20 (AP USIJA) Potatoes, arrivals 50; on track 241; total US shipments 212; supplies moderate, demand for western Long Whites mod erate, market form; for Nebraska Cobblers and red slock demand ruther slow, market slightly weaker, for Idoho Triumphs de mand light, market .Heady on best stock; Collfornln Long Whites US No, I, $4.33-40; Idoho Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, $2.25 03; Washington Long Whiles US No, 1, $4.15-20; Nebraska Hud Warbas US No. 1, $2.15-25; New Jersey Cobblers US No. 1, $2.35; Missouri Cobblers US No. 1, $1,80-75. Your "Junk Ik worth money Sell It through classified ads Put the cash In War Savlngsl Jl WANTED f WW b&KLJS ir Xj&iriili eral credit Take 90 days py S A&PtvA WW rthe 0re9n Woolen Way! No ' ftfjjf rl J ,nereS' no earrym9 cha'ge no Efflfyff I J Use your cash to buy Bonds at rf&Yfff "Victory House" Use your f iff w" '?r c'0f'ics rom regon f wf U Open 1 Hour on Friday Nights LIVESTOCK SO. SAN KltANClSCO, July Hll M'i (Federal-Stiito Market Nnwn)-CA'ITI,K, saloblo 130; active, strong; fed ulcers absent: medium grans steers quoted $1 1.50-12.00, about one load light leeder liteers $10.30-1 1.25, look 25c higher; medium lo good heifers scarce; odil good range cow $11.00-50; light supply can ners und cullers quoted $5.30 11.50; medium sausage bulls $U. 50 10.00. Calves, salable 15 Nominal; good lo choice veulers quoted $12.50-13.30. HOGS, salable 400; around 15c lower; bulk 1115-235 II). bar rows and gills $13,00-10; odd good sows $12.03-75. SIIKKI', salable 1000; quality Improved, fully Btcudy; 4 decks choice III lb. lambs $13.75 straight, numerous good to choice i $i:i,35-50; medium to choice ewes quoted $3.50-5.25, PORTLAND LIVESTOCK POHTLANI). July 20 (AP USDA) Cattle: salable 200. to tal 400; calves, 35 and 50; mar ket less active but mostlv steady; bulls weaker: grass fat steer mostly $11.50-12.75; com mon grades $0.50-10.50; few common heifers Sfl.OO-fl.OO; Con ner and cutter cows $0.00-7.00; i-helly cow down lo $5.00; fat dairy lype cow $8.50-75; medium-good beef cows $8.25-9.25: odd ine,um bull" $10.09; good ! beef bulls quotable $11.00 or i a b o v e; good-choice vealer 'steady ol $14.00-15.00; odd bead $15.50: common down to $9.00. Hogs: salable 300. total 550; morkct mostly 15c below Tues day' close or 25-40c below Monday: good-choice 170-215 11). drive-Ins largely $14.85: few lots $14.1)0-15.00: 230-280 lb. $14.25 50; light-light $14.00-50; good sows strong, 350-600 lb. mostly $13.00-50: smooth sort to $13.75; feeder pigs strong 25c higher; good-choice 90-120 lb. $10.00-17.25. Sheep: salable 230: total 350: market active, strong; good choice springers mostly $12.00 30; one lot 84 lb. $12.40; com mon grades $10.00 down; good ewes $3.50-4.25; culls down to $1.00. WHEAT CHICAGO, July 20 UP) Wheal prices fell another cent a bushel at one stage today, I September contracts reaching SI. 17. a new low for the season, but the morkct rallied later to recover the loss. War news ond sluggish flour I Didn't Like Alike Un,.tid-J ...... .fcauiztsa, Churning Alfred didn't like the things she liked and vice verto Actres Claire Tre vor, above. Is shown In court as she won a Los Angeles divorce from ner radio-producer hubby. Thus, they finally agreed on one tiling: the divorce. trade accounted for ear!" urajr. ness. Later the market was strengthened by removal of hedges against wheat sold for shipment to outidde mills and by indication that increased quan tities of breadstuff will be ted lo livestock, with the govern ment attempting to stimulate tho program. Rallying more than a cent from early lows, wheat closed unchanged to ic higher com pared with yesterday, Septem ber $1,181-4, December $1,214-8; corn unchanged to Jc up, Sep tember 90c, December 92)-ic; oats 4-ic higher; soybeans 11-1 tc higher; rye 4-Jc up. Let's put everything lo work: Sell the articles you don't use through a classified ad. NOTICE TO Home Owners Have that SEPTIC TANK cleaned befor August 15. Prices will raise from 25 to 35 on that data. Most tanks n e d cleaning about every two years. Call 7633 for information. Clark Anurewi iJI'illllllllllllllilll'lillllllllllll'lNllllllllllllilliillllllllilllilll CITY BRIEFS if Wi'l IS11!111''!! 'SliBIIj Stop Signs ChangtdAt the Intersection of Klamath avenue und Market street, the stop sign has recently been changed to make Klamath avenue a stop street and Market street open for through traffic. A stop lgn ha also been placed at Second and Klamath avenue, according to tho city police department. At 4 H Camp Lillian D Lund, homo demonstration agent at Klamath Agency, la spending a few days at the 4-H club camp at Lake o' the Woods. No Aecidants For the first time in many a day no accidents were reported to police during tho past 24 hours. Takas New Job Betty Mer rill accepted a position with the Crater Lake Lumber and Box company at Sprague River this week. From Oakland Mrs. W. H. Stinson and daughter, Barbara JO, of Oakland, Calif., are visit ing at the home of Mrs. J, Matt on Crescent avenue. Kr From Park Chief Ran. ger and Mrs. Carlisle Crouch and son, Jimmie, were here from Crater Lak nark- TtincHav , - - j cn a shopping and business trip. STROLLERS! Those "Washable Darlings" . . . the shoes that every woman loves . . . wear .them on the beach ... around the house ... to the office ... or in your own backyard . . . you can't help but "love them." ... And Here The Famous Sizes are to 10; Widths 3A to C Sgo "VICTORY HOUSE" Friday Saturday tet's Put Klamath Over the Top Buy War Stamps and Bonds. Second Fire in Week Hits Woodward COTTAGE GROVE, July 29 UP) The second tiro this week in holdings of W. A. Woodward destroyed the dry kiln, machin ery ond 40.000 feet of lumber yesterday. His $75,000 home was destroy ed Sunday in a fire blamed on defective wiring. Origin of the kiln fire, which burned for two hours before being controlled, was undeter mined. Anger dies quickly with a good man except when he Is good and angry. Ly, - - REAL Crui isen It's gaily striped ... It matches anything . . . and the heel strap doesn't slip . . . 1.9.9 Sailor Beware! . . J Of Sanforized webbing . . . this is the "King of the group" . . . Extra platform to absorb the shocks ... . 2.49 GOLFER ! PAGE NINE Rsturn to Horn After hav Ing been In Klamath Falls to at tend funeral services for James D. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston and children of Al bany, Calif., Charles Johnston and Mrs. Herbert Scott of Oak land, Calif., left to return to their homes today. "Wont-ads" cost little bring results! lilt I It Howl I RFMMBER-B&rroops MMOH HM5cAVV9 YOUJt SALMUi ii 'J Join U ndc Sam Nutrition Prcr cram serve your family mora fruiti and vegetables! They'll rel ish them in the form of ialadi made more tatty with this home type Real Mayonnaise which contain no ttarchy filter Jook for s&lad specials sow at yous ajocer's. Rainbow Ann! . : -. Of white Boucle ... It has multi-c olorcd "pin point" stripes . . . Steel shank for -support .... 2.49 Dot . . Dot . . Dash It's pure white, with tiny flecks of lustre '. . . to give it "life" . . . Washable? Cer tainly! ... 1.99. The greatest name in shoes. . . The official Golfer. . . made with soft counters. ..leather sole. . . and "Dog Collar" ankle band . .Jan white. . . of course 395 SHOE STORE 717 Main Klamath Falls