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Newspaper Page TextHftttgt 8, 101 TTKRALD AND XKWS, KLAMATTI FALLS, OREGON PAGE NTNB Classified Advertising Rotos: ptw duy run per word lie jSlay run per Word Oo gdy run pr word Be 4 duy run ........... per word 1 0c 5 cluy run por word 1 1 o Week run , per word Ho Month run por word 82c 20 DISCOUNT for payment In Advance. This dis count given to do away with book work and billing ... on actual paid In advance ads only. 3 DISCOUNT FOR Payment by the 10th, This dis count given to insure prompt payment of ads charged on monthly basis. ' . . . CLASSIFIED INDEX Jpfirtmcntt for Kent 2-1 lilimintlvo 3.) Wlurs Opportunities 41) dlicatlonal la )0nclal 4ll br Hi'lo or Trade an Itimnil Notices 4 illli i;i (flip Wanted, Female 14 Mlp Wnntcd, Male 10 (ouscs For limit 2(1 livestock mid Poultry ,....,. 44 lent und found 2 (jscnlluncotu For Rent 2H Usccllaneous For Stilo HO liscnlliineoiia Wnntcd 42 i mnuiils fl ill lisliitn (or Siilo 30 ml Estate Wnnted 112 loom nnd Hmird Ml) ooiim Tui iu-ui 22 Icrvlccs 10 jiliiiillom. Wiinli'd III Lett and Found LOST Ilrown leather wallet containing pupnrs and money. Plea.10 keep money and return wallet and papers to 411) Delia fin in Konnle. H-3 ,(ST Child's scooter with rubber-tired wheels, parked on Eighth street near Penney's sloro or alley Friday evening, lir win el for return or Informa tion about It. 234 No. Ilth or phone (1320. fM Gonsrsl Notices s'SULATE with Mosonlto Cell- u-Hlnnkct. We havo It at a price worth Investigating. F. ft. Hunger, SIS Market, Plume 7221. fl-28 Personals MONUMENTS Klnmoth Fulls Marble nnd Crnnlto Works. 118 So. 11th. Phone 63111. 8-30 Transportation RELIABLE DRIVER wishes rldo to Portlnnd Thursday uf tcrnoon or early Frldny. Ph. ftfllW. 8-4 10 Services 1 Pl.tlMRlNO. hentlnn. sheet matnl work, furnaces vacuum O cleaned. P. L. Johnson, 1430 Snrgont. Phono 83211. 8-20 PAINTING, KALSOMINING II. L. Brown. Phono 4220. 8-lUmtf HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING, Buttons nnd Buckles covered. Alterations on new and old clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allcndcr. 731 Main. Boom 210. Phono 7203. 8-lOmtf PICTURE FRAMING Goeller's. 230 Main. U-Hmtf HOUSE CLEANING Art Bene diet, 8848. 8-Uiiuf LAWN MOWERS, small gas en gines repaired. Bodenhamcr's, 351 E. Main. 8-0 YOUR PAYniiHri71'XxEs"w:c your friends. They save and mako you VICTORY DOL LARS How? Consult a spec- s4 Inllnt. Chas Hathawny, 120 V N. loth. Phone 5473. 810 PICTURE FRAMING Art and Gift Shop, 510 Main. 824mlf FLOOR SANDING nnd rcflnlsh Ing. Clifford Golden. Phono 31122. 8-31mtf REFIHCiERA'rOR, washing ma chine, vacuum cleaner parts mid service, nil makes. Merit Washing Mnchino Service, 011 South Sixth. B-Hlmlf BAGS mnchino cleaned, nnd patched. People's Warehouse Bag Co. 2f)80tr I WILL OBTAIN your delayed birth certificate for you. Chas IlathHWii.v, 120 No. 10th St. Klaimilh Hulls, Ore. 8-31 ECONOMY "M ATTRESS " "rcno vles old mattresses with one dav service. Dial OSflR. 2313 So nth 8-8 13 Haalth DR. M. C. CASSEL, chiropractic clinic, colon nnd rectal dis eases. 532 Mnln.' Dial 7215. nnimif 14 Help Wnntod, Femnl WANTED A GOOD COOK on ranch. Good wnnos to rlRht party. Write lo Box 25, Ma lin, or rnll 330 Mnlln. B-3 WANTED Midclle-nged womnn for housework. Write Box 7, Bontty, Ore. B-3 WANTED Housekeeper. Ida M. Odutl, 227 Ewaunn, 8-2 WANTED Two ninlds over 10. Apply Monday ntlcr 0 n. nt., Illllsldn hospital. tl-4 woman for housework Musi hnvo reference. Phone 3718. 3451U WANTKT) HoiiRpkeonor with bsome experience. 217 N nth. antmf WANTED Mnn or woman fry cook in small cafe. Mao's cafe, phono 472, Chlloquln, Ore. 8-4 WANTED Efficient housekeep er, new modern home, good wages. Phono 4D03. 4438 Boardman. B-7 14 Help Wanted, Female WANTED Young lady, routine work. Steady. News-Hcrold Dux 4332. 8-5 LADY ATTENDANT to work In fiurvlca station, See 1)111 Vi Husk Irk t Hnlsiger's. B-6 18 Help Wanted, Male HOP PICKING At Ilia Weston Hop Ynrds, 3i miles west of Grunts Pass, Oregon, on Lower Klvor roud, starts In early August. Price for picking 3c a pound, straight. Good cump ground on river bank, touts, trailer spnee, cabins, shude, table, benches, olcctrlc Ugh1", commissary. For exuet pick ing date and other Informa tion wrlto HD No. 2. Box 342. or phono 2-K-o. 7-27,30,8-3,0 HOP PICKING will start Au gust 7 to 10 at Fort Vannoy Hop Yards, B miles west on Lower River road. Grants, Puss, Oregon. 8-7 WANTED Logging contractor to log 100 thousnnd feet of cedar dally. Must hnvo tract ors, trucks, loader, cutting tooln nnd nil necessary equip ment. For particulars and In formation apply In person at Lngi))f Office or writs Mr. Keith Merrill, Logging Super intendent, the Red River Lum ber Company, Wcstwood, Cull fomla. 2035U V Ai TED M a n with"truck to haul haled hay by tho bale. B. E. Kerns ranch, Keno rond. Phono 41)50. 8-4 TWO very desirable Oregonlnn routes. 1120 Grunt. Call 7471 before six. 8-3 WANTED Reliable boy able to drive nnd not going to school this fall. Apply 428 Jeffer son. 8-8 WANTED TO HIRE Paper hanger. Phono 5408. 8-3 WANTED Bright, Intelligent salesman for established laun dry route. New City Laundry. Cull 3148 or 6508. 8-4 WANTED Man and wifu to do chores on ranch. Must be ex perienced milker. Good wages, good house. Steady Job. Ph. 7014. 8-8 Situations Wanted HOUR WORK 812 Ouk. 8-6 BABYLAND Cure of babies and children. Hour, duy or week. ' 1104 Crescent. Phone 8341. 8-12mtf WANTED Work for drag line or shovel. Call 4748 nftcr 7 o'clock. 8-30 LADY, past 40, some exper lenca In direct and Indirect selling energetic, ambitious. Rcody-lo-wenr, drygoods, shoes, auto accessories, house hold goods. Willing to learn. Phone 11002. Room 41. 8-4 20 Room and Board ROOM AND BOARD home. 007 High. Nice 8-6 WANTED Downstairs room with board for aged man. Write P. O. Box 386. 8-3 ROOM-BOARD Closo In. Phone 4705. 1028 Jefferson. 8-5 BOARD-ROOM Private show er. 723 Klamath. 8-17 BOARD AND ROOM. Congen ial homo. 3 meals $35 mo. Phono 3885. 3983tf BOARD-ROOM. Homelike. Rea sonable. 1841 Mnln. 8-7 COLONIAL INN, 121 N. 11th. Furnished rooms. Weekly rale. Free parking. 8-4 22 Rooms For Rent ROOM FOR RENT 10th. 514 No. 8-5 NICE ROOM 134 N. 3rd. 8-6 ROOMS 1034 High. a-Smtf ROOMS 1034 High. 7-5mtf MARS HOTEL, 1411 Mnln. Out side rooms $4 to $5 week. Translanl $1 night, 8-12 ROOMS for gentlemen, 825 High. Phone 6244. 8-25 CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th. All outside, nowly decornlcd, modern rooms. All with new innorsprlng mattresses. Free parking. 8-31mtf 24 Apartments For Rent FURNISHED APT. Reduced rates. 433 No. 10th, 3985tf FURNISHED APT. 303 So. 8th. 0-13 R A M O N A APARTMENTS of four rooms. Walking distance, nicely furnished, clcctrlcnlly equipped. Adults only. Holes reasonable. 324 No. 11th St. 8-5 TWO-ROOM APARTMENT 813 Pino. 8-4 ATTRACTIVE, furnished or un furnished. Morioin conven iences, AdulU only. Cnll 208 Main. jnTWi FURNISHED four-room modern apartment. Two bedrooms Convenient lo railroads. In quire 2119 Applegate. 3899W 124 Apartments For Bent VACANCY Everything fur nished. $3.60 and up week, 1404 Klamnth. 8 8 FURNISHED APT. Walnut Apts., 415 Wnlnut. Ph'. 711)3, 0-5 FURNISHED 2-room npartmont. Electric stove, private bath, two blocks off Main. $20. 8121 High. 8-10 TWO-BEDROOM furnished apt. 406 Hillside. Call at 4DB Hill side. 8-5 FOR RENT Two-bedroom fur nished apartment. Call 4527 or 7280. 4353 4-ROOM DUPLEX, furnished, 3 rocm furnished MpuriMiuiit, Martin street, 3 blocks from S. P. depot. Inquire 117 N. 8th St. 4300tf LARGE, COOL housekeeping rooms, $4.00 and up. 216 Main. Fairfield Apts. 8-8 3-ROOM FURNISHED APT. 703 No, 0th. 8-6 3-BEDROOM HOME Pnrtly furniiihed. 1125 Grant. 8-5 VACANCY Alameda Apart menta. 1800 Esplanade. 3425tf VERY DESIRABLE roomy apt. Eloctrlc. Phone 5452. 8-27 CASCADE Apartment Hotel Completely furnished. Con' venlent hotel service. Day week or month. 8-llmtf FOR RENT Apartment. Air conditioned. Third and Mnln Court Vlow Hotel. 3538U GLENCOURT APARTMENTS Two and three rooms, furnish ed, electrically equipped Wey erhaeuser district. Phone 5084. 80 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Cook with gas. Utilities fur nished. $4 nnd up. Shnde nnd largo porch. 410 So. 5th 8-20 FURNISHED 3-room apartment by day, week or month. Wun der Motel, 121 So. 2nd. 3503U HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Reasonable weekly or month ly rates, as low as $15 month ly. Single or double. 133 N 10th 8-10 VACANCY Rex Arms Apart- menu, 224 Broad. Phone 5760. New management. Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace. 8-8mtf FURNISHED APARTMENTS Utilities. Low rates. 419 N. 10th. 8-24mtf 3-ROOM, furnished. Phone 7827. 8-4 TWO ROOM apartment; also bachelor apartment, 812 Oak. Inquire 806 Oak. ' 3875U COMPLETELY furnished air conditioned upstairs apart ment. Couple only. One block from bus lino. 1215 Owens. 2988tf 3-ROOM DUPLEX Phone 6856. 2987H FOUR ROOM unfurnished flat. Elcctrlo stovo. 42 Pino street. 8-4 ESPLANADE COURT APTS., furnished. Day, week or month. Walking distance. New management. 8-31 FOR RENT 2 and 3 room fur nished apnrtmenU. 537 High. 8-7 26 Houses For Rent FIVE-ROOM modern house. Rlvcrvlew addition, $25. Call 7850. 8-2 FOR RENT House. 820 N. 10th. 8-4 WILL RENT CABIN at Lake o' Woods for month of Au gust to reliable party. Refer ences required., Box 4000, Herald-News.. 4000U FOR RENT Two-room furnish ed house, 1919 Portland. Ph. 4533. 2950U TRUCKS, FOR RENT You drive; move yourself, save H. Stiles Beacon Service, 1201 East Main. Ph. 8304. 8-7mtf COMFORTABLE, unfurnished house for small family. Yard, furnace. No pots. Call 6503, 533 N. 0th. 8-3 FOR RENT Clean 3-room mod ern furnished cottage, $20. 1235 Adams. 2326tf APARTMENT 2 rooms and bath, lnwn, shade. Hot Springs district. Telephone 3401. 8-4 FOUR-ROOM house, furnished, nnd garage, $20. Chris Huck, 1320 Pleasant. Dial 6470. 8-4 FIVE-ROOM furnished houso with bath. Phone 4848. 121 N. 11th. 8-4 THREE ROOMS and bath, fur nished, $30. Adults. 241 Mor timer. 8-8 FOR RENT 7-room house. Oil furnace, hot water hctitcr. Six blocks from Main, one block from school. 1022 Upham Call 8965. 8-4 34 Automotive VANTED Late Model USED CARS In Good Condition WE PAY SPOT CASH Dick B. Miller Co. Seventh and Klamath Phone 4103 20 Houses For Rent TWO-ROOM furnished cabin. Phone 4845. 121 N. 11th. 8-4 PARTLY FURNISHED and un furnished houses for rent. E. GRAY REAL ESTATE 118 North 7th. 8-5 FOR RENT Partly furnished house. Garden. 2033 Home dale. Phono 4082. 8-5 FOUR-ROOM furnished house, 21 blocks off Main. 321 N. Blh. 8-5 28 Miscellaneous For Rent GARAGE FOR RENT 433 No. 10th. 2246tf DEAD CAR STORAGE Cas cade Gnrago building. . Cars, trucks, machinery, vhat have you? Call at all hours. Phone 5115. 8-llmtf 30 Real Estate For Sale TWO-ROOM HOUSE on busi ness location. 228 E. Main Mrs. Walters, Empire Hotel. 8-3 IF YOU are thinking about buy ing a new homo we havo a few 5-room homes for sale by owner. Phone 3004. 8-11 FOR SALE OR TRADE 5-room house, nearly new, St. Fran cis park. Hardwood floors, built-ins, furnace, Venetian blinds, large yard and garden space. FHA construction. Ph. 3284 mornings or evenings. 8-4 FOR SALE 960 acres of land situated 10 miles northeast of Bonanza, known as Round Pruirlc near Keno Springs. Suitable for cattleman. Good well on place. Seo Denis Mur phy, Keno Springs. 8-4 FOR SALE Section near Bly, acreage In Lake county. Rev. Lewis, ML Vernon, Ohio. 8-4 FOR 5 ALE on terms or will con sider lease. M. Motschonbaclv er ranch on lower Klamath lake consisting of 1000 acres. All irrigated. See this now while in crop. Buildings and power. Arnold G. Motschen- bachor, 710 N. 11th St., Klam ath Fnlls. 8-8 FOR SALE 1 acre with small house, 1553 Gary. Ross Barnes, 8-5 FOR SALE Equity in modern two-bedroom house, garage, Improved lot with lawn, shrubs, flowers. Complete sprinkling system. Close In, on pavement, 840 California avenue after 3 p. m. week days, or all day Sunday. 8-8 1 ACRE, irrigated, four-room house. City lights and water, shade trees, garden. 5614 In dependence. No Sunday calls, 4032U 5-ROOM HOUSE, two bedrooms, near school on pavement, trees, lawn. Furnished or unfur nished. Terms. Phone 6967 6-5 32 Real Estate Wanted WANTED Listings In all parts of city and suburban. E. GRAY REAL ESTATE 8-5 34 Automotive GET YOUR AUTO GLASS in stalled at Kimball's Glass Shop, 827 Walnut, Ph. 7378. 8-6mtf TIRES, VULCANIZING, section work. One-day service. K. F. Tire Co., 1945 So. 6th. Phone 4449. 6-2 5 DUAL ISAACSON trailers, first class tires, your choice $1500. Auto Sales and Loan Co., Mcdford, Ore. 8-4 FOR SALE -'31 model A 4-door sedan. 12111 Pine St. 8-3 FOR SALE OR TRADE '39 Dodge 1 ton panel, good tires. 4220 Shasta Way. 8-3 WANTED '36 or '37 scdnn, coupe or pickup. Borden, Klamath View Trailer Court 8-3 '38 FORD PICKUP $315. Num ber one condition throughout, including tires. 2904 Sum mers lane, Klamath Falls. 8-5 HIGHEST CASH PRICES will be pntd for good used pickups nnd 1934-5-6-7 passenger cars in excellent condition. See Vcrn Moore at Balsiger Motor Co. . 8-31 34 Automotive Good Cars Good Tires 11)40 Bulck Special S-Passonger Coupe. Completely overhauled and guaranteed. Heater, seat covers. Original black paint. $400.00 down up to 15 month on balance $905.00 1040 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan. Heater. Car is clean and In good condition throughout .. . $850.00 1038 Hudson 112 Touring Se dan. Radio, heater, seat covers. New paint and overhauled $565.00 1037 Bulck Special Sedan. Com pletely overhauled. Heater, ra dio, seat covers, fender wells, 5 tires. Midnight blue paint $505.00 1037 Pontlac 6 Coupe. Clean, mechanically OK. Good reliable transportation for duration $525.00 1937 Hudson Custom Sedan. In beautiful condition $525.00 1036 Chrysler 8 Sedan. Mechan ically OK and nearly new tires.' Heater, radio $435.00 1936 Chevrolet Sport Sedan. In good condition. New paint, over hauled $385.00 1936 Ford Pickup. Motor over hauled. Appearance like new :. $375.00 1B34 Chrysler 6-Cyl. Sedan. In good condition with excellent rubber $225.00 1934 Chevrolet Coupe Pickup. A practical reliable two-purpose car $245.00 H. E. Hauger Over 19 Years. Your Bulck ; Dealer. 1330 Main' St. 38 Miscellaneous For Sale Palmer's Bargain House 2401 South 6th St.. Have the Best Buys In Town In . .. ' Electric Ranges See them today and . save. We Give Terms. SCOTTIE PUPS for sale. S10 and $15. 2451 Vine. . 8-3 NEW KIND OF PAINT makes old faded awnings look smart again and last longer. Goel lcrs, 230 Main. 8-22 MIRRORS and Furniture Tops to order. We resilver old mir- . rors. Kimball's Glass Shop. Phono 7378. 8-6mtf ROOFING Fine cedar shingles or genuine El Rey composition roofing. Five beautiful colors to choose from. Protect your property with a good roof . now while labor and material are available. Easy payments if desired. Call js today. Klamath Valley Lumber Co; Phone 4816. 8-4 1940 17-Foot Custom Built Road master Trailer House, like new, airbrakes, good tires, sleeps four, Coleman oven, International heater, built-in Phllco radio,, two hanging presses, Icebox, numerous bulltlns. Whcadon, Klamath View Auto Camp. 8-3 FREE Nice pet cat, good mouser. Older person pre ferred. Owner leaving city. 617 Commercial. 2281U INSULATION Use genuine Johns-Manvllla rock wool bats. Easy for anyone: to In stall. Only 6c square ft. Pays for Itself In summer comfort and winter fuel savings. Call us today. Klamath Valley Lumber Co. ' Phone 4816, 8-4 DRY PINE MILL BLOCKS $4.75 single load, 128 cu. ft. Phone 8852. 2630U INSULATE YOUR HOME With fire-proof U. S. Rock wool, blown in with our modern equipment. Most efficient In sulation method available. No down payment, easy terms. Let us also estimate your roofing, painting or remodeling Jobs. SUBURBAN LUMBER CO. Phono 3301 2085tf STOVES REPAIRED All parts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought. OK Second Hand Store, 820 Klamath, Phone 6871. . ' 8-31mtf CITY MAPS Pocket size, up-to-the-minute, Including subur ban sections. Block numbers Indicated, Index keyed to map. Price 20c, For sale at Cham ber of Commerce, Everbody's Drug, Lee Hcndrlck's Drug, Louie Polln's, Postoffieo news stand. CnrmichBcl's news stand, Robinson's Food store, Shaw Stationery, Herald and News, Vic's Signal Service. 2PB9tf 38 Miscellaneous For Bale LUMBER For your garage or i repair Job, 2x4-$25. Ship-i . lap $23. Shingles 80c bundle j Ask us about easy payments. - Suburban Lumber Co. 2086tf COIL SPRING and good mat tress, studio couch, swing rocker, 2 kitchen chairs, 9x12 linoleum rug, several lamps. Inquire any time Monday or Tuesday at cottage rear of Henley high school, 8-3 MALE Pekinese pup for sale, $10. 1180 Crescent. 8-3 FOR SALE Belt pulley for D-2 Caterpillar. 3049 So. 6th. 8-5 FOR SALE Covered Wagon house trailer. Fully equipped. Electric brakes, Coleman oven range, good tires, puncture proof tubes. $495. Also 50 lb. icebox for sale or trade for junior washer. Klamath View Trailer Court. 8-3 SLIP COVERS and draperies made to order. - Latest sam ples to choose from. Economy Mattress & Upholstering, 2313 So. 6th. Dial 8568. 8-8 SIZE 14 brown squirrel fur ennt, lengthj Hat and muff to match. $100. 1740 Wall. Phone 7354. 8-3 FOR SALE Inboard motor- boat. Owner gone to the army. Must be cash. Call 4527 or 7266. 4354 42 . Miscellaneous Wanted CASH FOR USED TIRES and tubes, any size, any condition K. F. Tire Co.. 1945 So. 6th. 8-2 WANTED Unfinished house or houses to be remodeled. Lloyd W. Rush, 1621 Arthur. . Phone 3405. . 8-7 WANTED '37 or later model Harley Davidson motorcycle, without tires. Must be bar gain' for cash. Dial 3203. 8-5 HIGHEST CASH PRICES will . be paid for good tires and tubes; also tire carcasses for retreading. See Ross Johnson or Rod Smith at Balsiger Mo tor Co. 8-31 44 Livestock and Poultry FOR SALE 150 White Leghorn pullets just starting to lay . Bob Hunt, Rt. 1, Box 891. 8-4 FOR SALE 100 White Leghorn laying hens. Mrs. Roy S. Beas ley, Rt. 1, Box 636 H. 8-3 WANTED Work for drag line or shovel.. Call 4748 after 7 o'clock. ' 8-30 FOR SALE OR TRADE Young Shire stallion; also gentle, well broke, young saddle horse Phone 5426 or see Harry at Sale Yard on old Midland road. 8-2 EXPERT shoeing is what your horse needs. Call Jimmy . Doss, 8395. 8-24 FOR SALE Good young team of geldings, well broke, weight 3500, new harness. Write Ben Webster. Talent, Ore. 8-3 48 Financial CASH LOANS WITHOUT ESDORSIRS 1 WATS TO GET A CONSUMER CASH WAX FBOKB . WRITS . COMB IH Yob ned m eo-ilgacr, or csdonen to gt . . THREE LOAN PLANS NO. 1 INCOMB WAXS 1 On you? note only, Xo np utlgn - menta No co-ilgnera, KO. t-FtmNITERK tOANi . Your character la mora Important um via lurnuura lueu . NO. I AtTTO IOANS . ITO to 1500 catb toaai and rtfl Dancing, CONSUMERS CREDIT COMPANY fM-tJJ S-SS 720 Pino St. Phono 7711 8-31mtf s ...... . Dinty Moore Tot AUTO LOANS REFINANCING Tjocalty Owned Motor Investment COMPANY It . Mi llo. M-S7S Plion SSM t.Mmtf LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that I have filed my final account and report as administrator of the es tate of Henry J. Gorden, de ceased, and the judge of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for Klamath County, has fixed ten o'clock In the forenoon of Tuesday, September 1, 1942, as the time and place when and whero any person may present any objections or exceptions to anything therein contained, and nt said time and place the court will finally settle said account, ROBERT R. GORDEN, Administrator of the estate of Henry J. Gorden, deceased. A310-17-24-31.Nq.104. Portland Produce PORTLAND, tM.r Aug. S (AP)-roUowlot re price reUlttn pay wholmUr wlttt ottintli noUd: HvTttnt tviou, a trii, in ptrch- Vital rtppT, 44 To eafloni; B grade, In pMcbQHnt wrapptri, Wo la ctr tjfii. ht'TTKRFAT Pint imIUt. mtfaiufti of .6 of 1 per cent. Acidity dllTirel lo Port land, 4l-4&Hc lb.; premium quaJitj Cmi. tmura of M of 1 per cnt acidity;, iiVyiic lb,; TAiley route sud country poloti xe Imi than firat, or iVfr lb.; aecond quality at Portland Zc under firat, or tMl-o h ClUH.-tK.-Hlling prfci to Portland re taller. Tillartvxk triplet, tic lb.) loaf ttVie lb.; triplet! to vholeiilfra, ttc lb.', to7, Z7M lb f.o.b. Tillamook. KQifi Prlc to pr&d'iMri. A lrge, Mcr b faros i&s; A rnMlura, He; B mtdmm.Jlo iloMn. JUaal to retailer it blghar tor kiini io it i iter, i- UVE PGULTKV-fiuylng prlcaa. No. grade Leghorn hrolWa li to Iba., ttc; over l1 tie; colored fryeri nnd.r 2U Ibi., tic, VJ to 4 Ibi., !7c; colored Deal, e; colored rooitcra over 4 Thi., 37c; ! horn nana under SVfc Ibi.. 17c, OTr S Ibi,, lt; Ko. 9 irtda hen ie laaa; No. S pad 10c tM rooiUn, 10c lb. DRESK TUKKEVa-fleUtaf prlc. crop, 33-Uc lb. 1 RABBITS ATtraga country killed, tt-SOc. HAY-!!flng price oo truck.: Alfalfa, So. 1, l?-t2i ton: ftatrateh, gl ton aiWd, Valley price. Wt Harriet to dartr, 114 ton anitd. aJley pofata, timothy, eaatern Ore gon, I2JJ. ONIONS Green, Me do, banchea; red, 04. gl; yellow SI; Walla Walla due. POTATOES, NEW-Yaklma. W.3.40 cental; local, M-U.IO crotI. CO''?-?Ry MEATS S-!!!s; pricts ts rs failer: Country killed bogi. bett butcher, 129.149 (be., nominal ; vealera, fancy S2',&-, Tin lb.; good hearr, lb.; rough heavy, 15-ISe lb.; eanner rmrt, I2H-I9c lb.; cut ler. 13-1 tc lb.; bulla, ltV17c-Ih.; aprlng Iambi, 21-Kc lb.; yearling laraha good lie lb.; do heavy. lM6e lb,; awe, 74 lb. WOOLIMS contract, Oregon ranch, nominal, U-37c lb.: crotebrada, 40-4tc lb.;, lamb (-Mb. CHICAGO, Aug. 3 (Ph-Wheat and corn prices fell about a cent a bushel today,, the former to new seasonal lows and the latter to bottom figures for two months, before the grain market rallied late In the session. . More favorable ' weather for spring wheat harvest and corn progress through the critical ear forming stage.' war news and private forecast of record yields of major crops in Canada had depressing effect. Late short covering and buy ing attributed to mills wiped out early wheat losses and prices closed 1-ic higher than Satur day, September $1,161-1, Decem ber $1.19!-!.. - Corn --was J-je lower, September 871-i, Decem ber 901; oats 1-lc up; soybeans 4-ic up; rye ic down to ic high' ei. ............ - BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, Aug. 3 (AP-USDA)1 Considerable Interest developed in the Boston wool market over the weekend. - Sales were made of eight months Texas wools at a price of $1.05 to $1.07 cleaned basis. Some graded, fine rrench comblng wools on the short side were sold at a cleaned - basis price of $1.10. Inquiries were received on graded territory me dium wools and some sample bags taken. Cleaned basis prices quoted on these wools were $.93 to $.95 for quarter bloods and $1.02 to $1.03 for three-eighths. POTATOES ' CHICAGO, Aug. 3 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: Arrivals 113; on track 185; total US shipments Satur day 311; Sunday 43; supplies light, demand fair, market for red stock all sections slightly stronger on best. stock, for Ne braska Cobblers steady, for west ern Long Whites weaker; Cali fornia Long Whites, US No. 1, $4.00-25; .Idaho Bliss Triumphs, US No. 1, $2.50-65; Russet Bur banks, US No. ' 1, $3.90-4.00; Washington Long Whites. US No. 1, $4.10; Nebraska Red War- bas and Bliss Triumphs, US No. 1, $2.45-50; Cobblers, US No. 1, $2.20-30, . Yank Torpedo Sink Nazi Sub In Caribbean SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, Aug. 3 UP) The Taca airline an nounced today that United States torpedo-planes had sunk a German submarine between Curacao and Trinidad after a Taca pilot informed American Caribbean military headquarters of sighting the U-boat. The airline said Sherman Wilson, an American pilot, saw the submarine on a regular com mercial flight and immediately gave its position. The announcement added that a group of American patrol bombers and four torpedo planes Immediately flew to the place named by Wilson, and sank the raider with several torpedoes after it had surfaced. PHILADELPHIA - Neigh, bors complained that the sing ing was too loud In a nearby taproom, but police wanted to bg tair. They paced off 100 yards In all directions then returned and made three arrests. "The tenors seemed in extra ordinary voice," Capt Craig El lis explained, "even In the next block." SAND RAILS LEAD By VICTOR ' EUBANK ', NEW. YORK,. Aug. 3 WV- Ralls and: liquors provided the principal recovery power for to day's stock market, a number In each yroup edging into new high ieiriiury .or ...the. past year or longer. ;.v u ;., : Transfer! approximated 278, 000 shares.-- - : -: Stocks stepping into the new high division included Atlantic Coast Line,; - Southern - Pacific, Schenley and Distilling Corp. In front the greater port of the time were U. S. Steel,. Bethlehem, Santa Fe, Southern Railway, Great Northern,' Pennsylvania, General Motors, Chrysler, Amer ican -Telephone, Westinghouse, Dupbnt, Texas Co.. MontEomery Ward, Philip - Morris, Owens-Illinois and United Aircraft. ' Inclined ,to. lag were' Consoli dated Edison,.. Eastman Kodak, General Electric, Republic Steel, International Harvester, Anacon da and Woolworth. .! : Closing quotations: American Can i .. 651 Am Car & Fdy ...u.... 24 Am Tel & Tel i..u.;..118l Anaconda 25i Cat Tractor ......i...ii.i.if 34 General Electric General Motors Gt Nor Ry pfd Illinois Central Int Harvester Kennecott ..... Lockheed Long-Bell !'A" ,:.:. Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv N Y Central Northern- Pacific Pac Gas & El -.. Packard Motor Penna R R . Republic Steef Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck, Southern. Pacific . Standard Brands Sunshine Mining Union Oil Calif. .Union" Pacific U S Steel ... Warner Picture . PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 3 (AP- USDA) CATTLE: Salable' 2900, total 3000; calves: salable 200, total 250; market mostlysteady, some young cows 23 cents above week ago,, few loads medium grass steers unsold, bid,' weak to lower, vealera strong .to 50 cent higher; load good fed steers held above $13.75, load good wintered grass steers $14.00, other grass era $11.50-13.00, common steerg down to $9.50; grass-fat heifers. $10.50-11.50, common . .heifers downward to $8.00; canner and cutter cows, $5.75-7.25, fat-dairy type cows to $8.00.. medium to good . beef .cows .$8.25-10,23 in cluding heavy cows up to $9.00; medium to good . bulls $9.50- 11.00, odd head $11.25. common bulls, downward: to $8.00; good to Choice vealers $14.50-15.50. HOGS: Salable 1450, ,total 1550; .market .steady with; lata last week; good .'to choice drive ins, 170-215 lbs... $14.75-85, can loads tos- $15,00; 230-280-. lbs., $14.00-50) light lights $14.00-25; good sows, 325-650 lbs., .$12 73 13.50; feeder pigs 50c-1.00 lower, mostly ;'. $16.00; . choice light weights quotable to $16.50; '- r-Trwn. r- 1 v. 1 1 n a i . -, 2500; market about steady but quality less desirable; few. good to choice spring .lambs $11.73, odd iots $12.00, .' sorted, carload $I2..3j5, ."medium to good Iambi $10.25-11.50;'. few lfeeder ' lambs, SO.50-75;, good yearlings $8 00 8.50; good, ewes $4.23, common grades $1.5fc2.50.7r. Youri"unk. Is worth' money. Sell it through classified' adi. Put the cash In' War Savings! LOMBARD '.Still Has . Good Used Cars All With i.-. Good Tires All Makes and Models 'To Chosss Ftam LOMBARD - MOTORS 821 So. tth LIQUOR mm U 251 871 , 321 71 ' AT . 29) 161 30 ..,..,..,;.i. 18 2 ; an : . 141 ",. 85 , 841 13 i SI ZZZZ1 in ,.; ,-, 731 ;, ;, ,.; 47 i...-...-.t- 01