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CLASSIFIED
ADS
Loit and Found
LOST Two Cockor spaniel dogs
between Wood and Mucduol,
Female tun, lion collur with
1042 license, answers to numo
Blondle. Red mlo iiniwon to
name Bruce. Reward. E.
Qoode, Box 74, Macdool, Calif.
3-2
LOST Sugar ration books, Ho
Marie and Jennno French. 121
Woit Muln. 3-2
LOST Knt In ii Book 1, Wm. H.
Morgan, Empire Hotel, 31
LOST Sugar ration book. Kolth
McGllllvary, 2334 Vine. 3-1
)ST Suuiir ration book No
Pl57S10-3U4. Return to Purrell
Harrington, 1778 Etna. 31
LOST Gni rationing book bo
twooii Conner and Mills Add!
lion, Sunduy, Feb. 14. Bon
Arndt. ' 3-2
slfv",':-utW ration book be
to Theodorne Walker
. ' L.-iiiv Ore. .. . 3-2
I fieT Snffur ration books bo
lnnalnK to Mabol. Phyllis and
Oris Bonstad. 216 Main. 3-2
t.nsT Ktmnr ration book be
longing to Phyllis Crowford.
1410 Wllford. . 3-2
LOSY Sugar ration books bo.
lonulna to Anna Ortls and
Tony Ortls. Chlloquln, Ore
. 3-2
i nT Knuur rntlon book bo
longing to Mnybcll Rosomary
Stephenson, Lee Apartment 4,
303 So. 6th. 3-3
a?
iST nnllnn book helonKliiK
to Victor Medina, Camp 4,
Weyerhaousar. 3-3
LOST Sugar rotlon book bo
longing to Joaquin Hcrnandz,
City Hall. 3-3
LOST Ration Book 1. Edward
Cacka, Malln. 3-2
LOST Sugar ration book be
longing to Sam Arambarrl,
Blsbce Hotel, 3-3
4 General Notices
TRAPPERS
Top prices paid for furs. By
L. H. Noonchester, 323 E.
Main, Apt. 6B. 3-10
ACCORDION LESSONS. Phone
3408. 3-24
Personals
MONUMENTS Klnmalh Falls
a Marble and Granite Works,
O 118 So. 111h. Phone 6381, 3-8
Transportation
ROOM FOR TWO Driving to
Eugene Wednesday morning.
References. Phone 8347. 3-2
10
Serrleea
Income Tax Returns
EXPERTLY PREPARED
Reasonable charges. We have
all forms. Bring last year's re
turns. Appointments evenings
and Sundays.
Suite 4 325 Main
Across From Courthouse
Evenings phone 6870 or 443S
Phone 6076
6
B, Bowna P. F. McLaren
31
BLACKSMITH ING and welding.
Tractor, truck and farm mach
inery repair. Special built
elovators, stnekors and buck
rakes,
BROWN EQUIPMENT CO.
3040 So. 6th St. Phone 8247
4-23
BRING those crippled household
appliances to us for first aid.
Washers, Ironors, refrigerators
and oil heaters serviced and
repaired.
VICTORY SERVICE CO.
Ralph Fuller, Now Monagcr
1008 Prospect
Phonos 6448 or 6173 3-1
HOUSE CLEANING Art Bene
dict, 8848. 3-0m
SHEETMETAL PLUMBING
O Furnace vacuum clconod. P
L. Johnson, 1436 Sargent
Phono 8320. 3-18
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN
Phone 8468. 3-0
GAS ENGINES, electric equip
ment and all small machines
repaired. Bodonhamcr Saw
Shop. . 3-23
OIL BURNER SERVICE. Fur
naces, chimneys, stoves clean
ed and repaired. J. A. Tufts,
1442 Oregon Ave. Phone
7140. ' 312
TICTURE FRAMING Gooller's,
230 Main. 3-14m
HEMSTITCHING
DRESSMAKING. Buttons and
Buckles covered. Alterations
on new and old clothing. Mrs.
H. M, Allender, 731 Main,
Room 216. Phone 7203. 3-16m
1NTING. Kalsomlnhig II.
IL, Brown. Phono 4220. 3-10m
BELTS for nil makes refriger
ators, washers, vacuum clean
ers or general use. Merit
Washing Machine Service, 611
t South Sixth. a-31m
Bervloes
BAGS MACHINE CLEANED
and patched. Peoples Ware
house Bag Co. 131Btf
FLOOR BANDINO and reflnlih-
Ing. Clifford Oolden. Phone
31122. 3-8 lm
13
Health
DR. M, C. CASSEL, chiropractic
clinic, colon ond rcctnl dls
ensos. B32 Muln. Dial 7213.
3-3 lm
14 Help Wanted female
WANTED Part time or full
time holpor to live In house
hold. 844 Conger or 3277.
163tf
WANTED Olrl or woman to
caro for two chlldron after
noons, Inquire 1301, Oak or
mii'i'i"mii i
16 Help Wanted, Male
WANTED Superintendent for
box plant. Must tuko full and
complete churge, Plant at Du
luth, Minnesota, 200 employes.
Must have knowledge latest
production methods. State In
first letter age, experlonca and
complete Information on pres
ent employment. Unusual op
portunity with high starting
snlury. This position Is open
for Immedlato fulfillment.
Zenith Box and Lumbor Com
pany, 300 Carflold Ave., Du
luth, Minn. 3-2
LABORERS WANTED: 75c per
hour; time and a half over
eight hours and thno and a
half on Soturduy and Sunday,
Apply United Slates Employ
ment Office, 3rd ond Main.
3-3
WANTED Service station man
ager. Must be married, exper
ienced. Steady employment
for right man. Good salary.
Pleasant working conditions.
No Sunday work. Dick B.
Miller Co., service manager.
1321tf
Situations Wanted
BABYLAND Care of babies
and children. Hour, day or
week. 1104 Crescent. Phone
8341. 3-4 m
HOUR WORK Phono 6043. 3-8
WANTED Cooking for small
crew. Ranch or camp. 631
Willow. 3-1
BABIES and small children cared
for. 1147 Crescent. 3-3
20
Room and Board
BOARD AND ROOM 620 Jef
ferson. 3-3,
ROOM - BOARD Phono 6883.
3-2
BOARD -ROOM. C14 Washing
ton. lSStf
22
Rooms For Rent
VACANCY Special rates by
week or month. Court View
Hotel. 3rd and Main. 3-22
ROOMS. 825 High.
3-12
ROOM 134 N. 3rd.
3-14
ROOMS 1034 High. 8-5m
CLEAN, steam heated rooms.
310 So. 5th. 3-1
ROOM 020 Lincoln. 3-12
ROOM In private home. Close
In. 632 N. 10th. 3-2
WOMEN Double room. Phone
5768 evenings. 3-3
CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th
$4.00 week. All outside, nowly
decorated, modern rooms. All
with now lnncrsprlng mat-
tresses. Free parking. 3-31m
24 Apartments For Rent
VACANCY Jacobs Apartments
Pine and Cedar. 108tf
FOUR-ROOM apartment with
two bedrooms. Eloctrlc range,
rcfrlgcrntor, garage. Also
small apartment, close In. Ph
5452. 428tf
PON DOS A APARTMENTS
Phone 5627. 3-18
ESPLANADE COURT Apart
ments, furnished. Walking
distance. 3-10
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Utilities furnished. 410 N,
10th. 3-16
KANDY APT. $3.80 up. $4.50
utilities furnished. Phone
6836. 410 So. 6th. 3-8
TWO ROOM furnished apart
ment, 1808 Main. 887tf
FURNISHED APARTMENT
Adults only. No pets. 319
East Main. Phono 4806. 3-4
VACANCY Rex Arms Apart
mcnls, 224 Broad. Phone 6760
New management, Mr. and
Mrs. Lovclaco. 3-8m
CASCADE Apartment Hotel
Annrtmont accomodations with
hotel service. Complete kitch
en and dlnotte. Day, week or
month. Three blocks from city
ccnlor. 3-1 lm
VACANCY Leo Apts., 303 So.
5th. Phone 9047. 67711
TWO-ROOM DUPLEX Utilities
furnished. $25. 421 Oak. 3-21
FURNISHED APARTMENT
221 Spring. 3-2
STEAM HEATED completely
furnished apartment. Linens
Hnd utilities Included. Greer
Apartments. 710 Main. 158U
10
24 Apirlments for Rent
LT. HOUSEKEEPING Every
thing furnished, 100 N. Broad.
31
LT. HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
Close In. 408 N. 3rd. 3-1
LARGE ONE-ROOM Private
shower. Electric range. Adults.
328 Commercial. 821tf
FURNISHED four-room apart
mont. Adults. No pets. 828
Lincoln. 918tf
VACANCY 800 Owens.
3-2
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ment. 837 High. 3-4
FURNISHED APARTMENT
Electric range and refriger
ator. Adults. 434 N. 8th. Ph.
3480. 3-1
LARGE 3-ROOM APT. 2219
So. 6th. 8666. 3-3
FURNISHED upstairs apart
ment, 1826 Crescent Ave. Ph.
6679. 3-1
SMALL one-room and two-room
apartments. 812 Oak. Inquire
806 Oak. 03311
VACANCY One and two-room
apartments, $4 and up per
week. 133 N. 10th. 3-4
3-ROOM modern steam heotod
furnished Apt. 201 E. Main.
Side entrance. 3-2
FURNISHED 3-room Apt, $28.00
month. 754 No. 10th. Phone
8438. 3-2
VACANCY 3 rooms, dinette,
electric range, gas heater. 336
Broad. 1048tf
FURNISHED two-room apart
ment with buth. Rcfrigera
tion. Utilities. $5.00 week.
220 So. 4th. 3-4
26
Houm For Rent
TRUCKS FOR RENT You
drive: move yourself, save H
Stiles Beacon Service, 1201
. East Main. Phone 8304. 8-7m
BACHELOR CABINS Close
In. $10 month. 810 So. 8th
3-4
FOR RENT 3-room modern
furnished cottage, $20. 1235
Adams. 674tf
NEWLY DECORATED, unfur
nlshed five-room house. Range
Call after 5 p. m. or Sunday
320 Iowa. 762tf
3-ROOM DUPLEX New, large.
unfurnished or with electric
stove, refrigerator, furnace,
1133 California. Phone 5658.
1317tf
4-ROOM unfurnished house, cor
ner Division and Union. In
quire 117 No. 8th. 604tf
FOUR ROOMS, unfurnished,
Mills addition, $30. Inquire
1920 Main. 3-1
UNFURNISHED two -bedroom
house. Phone 3609. 503tf
SMALL HOUSE and cabin. Call
at 221 Spring. 3-2
RIVERVIEW One and two-bed
room apartments, furnished.
garage. Phone 5452. 13S6tf
VACANCY Adults. 400 Oak.
3-6
FURNISHED 4-room and fur
nlshed 3-room apartment. 501
Market. 3-6
SMALL APARTMENT Fur
nished. Phone 5452. 248
Broad. . 1355tf
SMALL, MODERN furnished
house. Everything furnished.
2125 Blohn. 1315U
FURNISHED CABIN Water
and lights. 2524 Crest street
Phone 8385. . 3-4
UNFURNISHED 3-room house,
completely redecorated, $20.
418 Michigan. Phone 6488 eve-
nings for appointment. 3-1
FIVE ROOM furnished house.
Refrigerator. Garage. Phone
8452. 1060tf
3-ROOM house with stoves, base
ment, garage. Phone 3750. 3-1
THREE rooms furnished. Bath,
garage. Water paid. 2424 So.
6th. 3-5
NICELY furnished three room
house. $17.50. Phone 6280
3-2
FOR RENT 8-room furnished
house. Almost now. Pacific
Terrace. Phone 131, Malin
Ore. 3-2
HOUSE Close In.
unco. Call 5858.
Floor fur.
3-3
HOUSE FOR RENT $20. Part
ly furnished. 247 Rogers. In.
quire 313 Main. 3-3
DUPLEX APARTMENT $14,
212 Lowls. Inquire 313 Main
3-3
HOUSF. FOR RENT $20, 216
Lewis. Inquire 313 Main, 3-3
FOR RENT Furnished cabin
Wood. 552 Broad. 3-3
FOR RENT Two-room house
Lights, water, wood range. $12
per month. Phone 7977. 3-3
FOR RENT 3-room modern,
furnished cottage, clean, with
garage, $20, 1233 Adams.
674tf
FOR LEASE Two-bedroom fur
nished dwelling, located at
Second and Klamath. , Call
John McFee, 4321. 8-2
28 Miscellaneous for Rent
DEAD CAR 8TORAOE ONLY
Safety and protection. Curs
are not moved or molested
231 So. 11th, 3-llm
WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital bod
with Boautyrest mattress, floor
waxerx. Phone 8353. Klamath
Furniture. 3-31m
FOR RENT Near Lakevlcw
Junction 11 acres land, house
and other buildings, 2 cows,
brood tow' and chickens with
place. Call 5874 after 7 p. m.
3-3
FOR RENT Office space at 118
North 7th. Call John McFee,
4521. for details. 3-2
30 Real Estate For Bale
For Sale
Only $2500
Furnished 2-bedroom home,
close In, $400 down, balance
like rent. Call
John McFee
Phone 4821
3-2
$2750
East side modern home on
paved street, large rooms, oak
floor In front, living, dining,
bedroom, kitchen, utility room
and garage. Wall bed folds in
to living room, Pay $500 down
and move in today. Monthly
payments $34.45.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
Realtors
111 N. 9th St. Phone 4564
Member Klamath Realty Board
3-1
8-ROOM modern house, 2 acres
good Irrigated land, fenced,
lawn, trees, on paved road.
Garage, fruit cellar, chicken
house and barn, near bus line.
Just off S. Sixth street. 2545
Homedale Road, N. R. Fowler.
3-1
SEE EVERETT DENNIS for real
estate. 121 N. 8th. Phone
8491. 3-2
FOR SALE New five-room
home, corner Eldorado and
Painter. Full basement, oil
furnace. FHA approved loan,
monthly payment less than
rent. Phone 3301. 422tf
FOR SALE 4-room Ijouse; also
2-room house and two large
lots. Across Pelican City
school. Easy terms. Rt. 3,
Box 944. 3-1
50 ACRES good irrigated land
four miles from Klamath Falls
oh highway, no buildings, real
value at $7500, Terms. See
owner, H. E. Hauger, 1330
Main St, - . ... 3-4
FOR SALE 2 bedroom home,
modern. See Lloyd W. Rusk,
1621 Arthur. Phone 3408. 3-2
HOT SPRINGS HOME 5-room
modern home in Hot Springs.
Full basement, furnace, dou-
. ble garage and many other
features. Will sell furnished
for $5250 and unfurnished for
$4500. Terms. J. E. Hosking,
517 Main. Phone 3211. 3-1
FOR SALE 8 lots In Elm Park,
each $500 cash. Irrigation,
good for victory gardens.
There are building restric
tions. Lloyd W. Rusk, 1621
Arthur street. Phone 3405.
3-2
FOR SALE 2 bedroom modern
furnished o r unfurnished
house. 1636 Crescent. Phone
4844. 3-1
FOR SALE Equity in five-
room house. 2253 Reclama
tion. 3-2
FOR SALE Equity In almost
new 2-bedroom house. Fire
place, furnace, hardwood
floors. Phone 7495. 3-2
LOT and three-room house, two
blocks from South 6th St.
Right on bus line. 2440 Shasta
way. lioitf
34
Automotive
GET YOUR AUTO GLASS In
stalled at Kimball's Glass Shop,
527 Walnut. Phone 7378.
3-6m
WE PAY WHOLESALE PRICES
for good clean cars, pickups,
trucks. See Vern Moore at
Balslger's. 3-1
FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet
psmel, fine condition, $700.
Phone 3184 between 8 a. m
and 6 o. m. 3-2
FOR SALE 1941 Plymouth Spe
cial DeLuxe sedan, Good tires,
mechanically ,A-1. Phone 3442
evenings or Sunday. 3-1
WANTED Used car. About
$250. Cash. Phone 5440 be
tween 6 and 7. 3-3
35
Fuel Heating
UNION BURNER OILS We
keep your storage tank full.
Call Klamath Oil Co., 8404,
3-31m
36 Miscellaneous For Sale
MEET fuel oil rationing with
Johns Manvlllo Rock Wool in-
sulation. Cost usually less
than $100, Installed, for the
average B-room house. At the
Big Basin Lumber Co., Main
and Spring. Phone 3144.
3-19
FOR SALE Thoroughbred
Irish setter puppies, 5ii.su lc
. males. $3 males. 2225 Bad
cliffe. . . I J-l
36 Miscellaneous For Bale
WATKINS PRODUCTS. Phone
6U23 or 2318 Home. 3-12
JOHNS MANVILLE ROCK
WOOL batts are the most effi
cient insulation obtainable.
And where sufficient head
room exists, you may Insulate
your ceilings for 101c square
foot, installed, at the Big
Basin Lumber Co., Main and
Spring streets. 3-17
FULLER BRUSHES
Call R. V. Morgan, 3348. 832
So. Riverside. 3-8m
GLASS Mirrors, resllverlng,
plate, window and auto glass,
furniture tops, shelves. Kim
ball's Glass Shop, 527 Walnut.
Phone 7378. 3-6m
RUBBER STAMPS, printed
signs, made-to-order, commer
cial printing. Most reasonable
prices. Geo. J. Kunzman, 127
No. 4th. Phone 6632. 3-10m
UNCLE SAM SAYS: No re
strictions on repairs and main
tenance. Let us help you
with your painting, roofing
and remodeling. Nothing
down. Payments low as $8.00
per month. Suburban Lum
bcr Co. Phone 3301. 984tf
AVON PRODUCTS Anna Funk
Phone 3450. 3-18
FOR SALE 200 tons grass hay
in stack, $10 per ton. B. E.
Kerns, Rt. 3, Box 397. 3-1
FOR SALE Dry body wood.
Phone 0009. , 3-1
FUEL RATIONING NOW HERE
Genuine U. S. Rockwool Insu
lation, blown in with our ape
cial equipment, will solve your
heating problem. Nothing down,
payments as low as $5 per month.
SUBURBAN LUMBER CO.
Phone 3301
1316tf
AVON PRODUCTS
Phone
3-17
6691.
DRIVEWAY CINDERS Phone
6817. . 1313tf
FOR SALE Large size Bear Cat
hammer mill. Ross Colahan,
Rt. 1, Springfield, Ore. 3-6
FOR SALE 9 point Killcfer
chisel, almost new. J. Micka
Jr., Malin. 3-1
FOR SALE 6-inch Centrifugal
Pump with suction line and
foot valve. A-l .condition.
$75.00. Tom Thorn, Rt. 1,
Box 64, Tulelake. Phone
3702 evenings. 3-2
SMALL RANGE Good condi
tion, $15. Cabin 2, 2125
Biehn. 3-1
16" GREEN - SLABS $2 cord
at the mill, you haul it. Ack
ley sawmill, 61 Klamath ave
nue. Buy direct from driver
at wood bin. Peyton and Co.
3-27
FOR SALE Electric water heat
er and electric range. Phone
7535. 3-3
FOR SALE New Sonotone
Vacuum Tube audiphone.
Cheap. G. J. Hilyard. Phone
5905. 3-4
FULLER BRUSHES Clem
Joyer. 1435 Martin. Phone
5677. 3-31
STOVES REPAIRED All parts
stocked. Used furniture, stoves
bought. OK Second Hand
Store, 820 Klamath. Phone
5671. 3-31m
FRIGIDAIRE Room 232, Hall
Hotel. 3-2
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
RAW FURS WANTED We are
here to buy furs and will be
' here till April 5. Get In touch
with us immediately. It will
be to your interest to deal
with us, the remainder of the
season, and we will do our
best to please you at all times,
L. L. Noonchester and Millie
Noonchester, Cascade Apt
Hotel, 230 So. 11th, across
from the Elk Garage. Phone
5118, Apt. 114. 3-18
TRAPPERS Ship your musk-
rats to us. State valuations if
you wish. Feel sure we can
satisfy you. Geo. E, Upton,
raw fur dealer, 214 A Street
So., Forest Grove, Ore. 3-5
COUPLE with two small chil
dren want to rent furnished
house. Close in. Box 1044,
Herald-News. 3-1
CASH PAID for muskrats, no
waiting, no delay. Jack Karp
Cummings Fur Shop. 1213tf
WILL PAY CASH for good
used washing machine. Phone
7107. 3-2
WANTED TO BUY 45 automa
tic nistol for marine in nnrn
chute troop,- Phone 8009. Rt.
l, uox 860. Airs, fred Bey
mer. 3-2
44 Livestock and Poultry -
SEE US BEFORE selling your
livestock to so-called shippers.
We need cattle and hogs here
at home and it will pay you
to sell direct to us. Pauley
Packing Co. Phone 3323,
nights 3S03. 4970U
WAVTUn Cuttle, ahean .v,H
hogs. J. D. Beckley, Phone
7334 evenings.
FOR SALE 28 head dairy cows
and equipment and ranch for
rent. News-Herald Box 780.
3-6
Manhetl and fyinxMuUcd
PENNY ISSUES
TAKE OVER ON
Dili's irkei
Bf VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK, March 1 (AP
Stocks generally slipped a cog
today in the heaviest market
dealings for more than year as
"penny" Issues monopolized the
ticker tape with blocks running
to 10,000 shares.
Profit cashing on the lengthy
upswing received the principal
blame for the stumble. The list
was shaky from the start and,
while assorted low-priced rails,
tractions and Industrial favorites
posted new 3-year tops, losses
of fractions to more than 2
points predominated near the
close. Transfers of around 2,-
000,000 shares were the largest
since December 30, 1941.
' Closing quotations:
American Can .......... 781
Am Car Si Fdy 32
Am Tel & Tel 1431
Anaconda ... 281
Calif Packing 24
aCt Tractor 471
Comm'nw'lth & Sou 1
General Electric .. 381.
General Motors .................. 471
Gt Nor Ry pfd 28 i
Illinois Central . 91
Int Harvester ......... 63
Kennecott .. 311
Lockheed . 201
Long-Bell "A" 7J
Montgomery Ward 351
Nash-Kelv 81
N Y Central 131
Northern Pacific
101
Pac Gas & El
...... 261
4
281
841
161
9
361
. 63
19
51
51
81
18
921
Packard Motor .
Penna R R ,
J. C. Penney ........
Republic Steel .....
Richfield Oil ,
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands .
Sunshine Mining
Trans-America
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific
U S Steel
, 831
Warner Pictures 9J
46
Financial
LOANS
Established 8 Years in
Klamath County
Furniture Loans
Signature Loans
Livestock Loans
$25 to $300
Rogers Finance Co.
S-189
412 Main Dial 5113
3-31m
See
Lawrence Leochner
For
AUTO LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
FURNITURE LOANS
Simple Credit Requirements
Complete Privacy
12 Months to Pay
Quick Service
No Co-Signers
Locally Owned
Motor Investment Co.
K. A. Moore, Mgr.
M-275 S-241
114 N. 7th Phone. 3325
3-3 lm
First Federal Has
Plenty of Money
Buy a Modern Home
Refinance Your Old Home
.
Pay Less Than Rent
Long Terms -: Low Rate
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS and LOAN
Assoc. of Klamath Falls
Sixth and Main Phone 5195
3-3 lm
48 . Business Opportunities
FOR SALE OR TRADE Lease
and furnishings of hotel and
apartments. Close in. . Box
1047, Herald-News. 3-1
If you want to sell it phone
The Herald and News "want
ads." 3124
A beantif hI room
COStS only 0Q
Bin
THE MIRACLE WALL PIMM
BIG BASIN LBR.C0.
Main fc Spring
Phone 3144
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
March 1 W)FSMN) Cattle:
Salable 80. Medium to good
steers, heifers, and range cows
absent; lower grade she-stock ac
tive, steady to 23 higher, most
common cowi 9.75-10.80, bulk
cutters 26 higher at 8.75, fee
canners 7.00-.75; medium to good
bulla quoted 11.00-12.00. Calves:
None. Nominal; choice vealers
quoted 14.00-18.00.
Hogs: Salable 100. Around 10
higher than Thursday; package
good barrows and gilts 18.60;
odd good sows 14.28.
Sheep: Salable 800. Undertone
fully steady; good to choice wool
ed lambs quoted 14.80-13.30,
package good 91-lb. wooled
lambs 13.30; medium to choice
wooled ewes 8.00-9.00.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, March 1 (AP
USDA) Salable hogs 16,000;
total 21,000; fairly active, gen
erally steady with Friday's aver
age; top $18.60; bulk good and
choice 180-320 lbs. $18.30-55;
most good and choice 150-180 lbs.
$14.75-13.50; lighter weights usu
ally $14.50 down; good 360-550.
lb. sows $14.90-15.23, with a few
choice kinds up to $15.40.
Salable cattle 14,000; salable
calves 1000; fat steers and year
lings, steady to strong;, good and
choice grades active; strictly
choice kinds very scarce; bulk
$14.50-16.50; top $17.15 paid for
1275 lb. averages; next highest.
price $17.00; sizable supply
$16.25-75; heifers slow, steady,
bulk $13.00-15.00; cow? in line
with late last week; good grade
beef cows up to $13.50; cutters
$9.75 down; bulls slow; steady;
practical top weighty sausage of
fer $13.75; vealers steady at
$16.00-17.50; stock cattle scarce.
Salable sheep 8000; total 9000;
early sales good to choice wool
ed offerings about steady at
$15.60-16.00; choice lambs featur
ing slowness; best held $16.35
and above; double good to choice
fed clipped lambs with No. 1
skins and fall shorn $15.75; un
dertone steady on few sheep;
yearlings scarce.
PORTLAND, Ore., March 1
(AP-USDA) Cattle: salable 1,
100, total 1300; calves salable
and total 75; market closing ac
tive, steady to strong, instances
shade higher, bulls mostly 25c
higher; medium to good fed
steers $14.00-15.50, one load
good to choice $15.00; common
steers $10.75-12.50; medium fed
heifers $13.00-14.00, common
heifers $9.00-11.00; canner and
cutter cows $7.00-8.75; fat dairy
type cows to $10.00; medium to
good beef cows $10.50-12.75;
medium to good bulls mostly
$12.00-13.50, odd head $13.75,
common down to $10.00; good
to choice vealers $15.00-16.00.
Hogs: salable 1350, total 1.-
750; market opened 10c higher
than Friday, - late trade about
steady; good to choice 180-230
lbs. $15.50-75, carloads mostly
$15.75; 250-300 lbs. $15.00-25;
light lights $15.00; good sows
2ac higher at $14.25-50; choice
82-100 lb. feeder pigs $16.00-
n.oo;
' Sheep: Salable 500, total 1300;
market steady but slow on low
er grades; one lot good to choice
106 lb. led wooled lambs $15;
medium- to good lambs $13.50
14.75; common grades $10.00
12.00; load 71 lb. feeder lambs
$12.50, sorted, at $9.00; good
ewes ' $7.75, cull to medium
grades $2.50-6.00.
Ag Department Adds
Medford to Klamath
Area Territory
SALEM, March 1 (IP) C. R.
Jester, Klamath Falls represen
tative of the state department of
agriculture, has had the Med
ford area added to his territory,
the department said Saturday.
Aage Gribskov, representative
at Medford, resigned today to
engage in farming at Junction
City.
Search Continues
For Navy Victims
MARSHFIELD, March 1 (Pi
Search, continued today for the
eight navy, men missing since
the minesweeper YMS-133 cap
sized off Coos Bay February 20.
Commander W. R. Brust of
the Coos Bay navy section base
said officers had braved rough
seas to search the minesweeper
which was washed ashore, but
found no bodies.
In addition to the missing, five
others died in the capsizing.
NEW FIELD, CONQUERED
OCEANSIDE, Calif. (P)
There's a manpower shortage, so
Capt. Earl . T. Crawford hired
Luclle Worlev. Mary Rounds
and Peggy Devers the first
girl barsers ever to work in a
marine corps shop. 1
Furthermore, he's going to
increase the staff of barberettes
to seven.
The following are the great
est wasters of rubber tires:
speed, mechanical condition of
car, pressure, rough starting and
stopping.
Portland j
PrnrlurA
I
PORTLAND, Or., H.reh 1 (AP)-BUT-TIER
AA trwlo prints rlons Atltjai
A grd printi 6H4c, Mr ton. Mo, a fr4
prints Bio lb.
Bl'TTJSRFAt first qu.lltr, mitlmum !
of l pr ctot told It fiftTrd It tort
I srid, &2&3ty lb.; premium qutlity mi ,
Imum of ,W of 1 par Mfil scMlty, U-UVt
lb.; vU.j rout tn4 country point f
than first or 60; coml quality i Port.
Ian4 In tinder first or W-MUc.
CHRKUKHllln price to foriltnd ri , ,
tallm; Tillamook tripltti, too, loaf, U4
lb.; triplet to whotfialtr. ITo Ib.i loaf,
S7Uo F.O.B. Tillamook.
KOQS Nominal prlct to rttallirt! 4
largt, tie; B large 0e: A medium, M
B medium. S7o; A imall, lie doteo.
KGO-Nomloal prlc to producer: A
large, 39c; B large, Me; A medium. If)
B medium. Me doaen,
LIVE rouiTRY-Buylng prlcei: Vo. I
grade Leghorn broiler, 1 to S lbs,, it
colored Ujtn, under tk lb,, Wot so k
to 4) 101. jvc ; eoiorea router, ovtr 4 id., .
29c; Leghorn bene, under S',4 lb., Mo, over
4 I hi., Sfte; colored hant, 4 to A ' lb..
ho, ovir io., mc; ho, 1 graat neni, m
lea; No. S grade 100 let ; rooater, 10? lb.'
DRESSED TURKEYS Selling price, oous
try dreiaed hen, M-34c; packer' siocWft
hen. No, 1. M'Ao cah-carnr: Ian torn. -
over SO lb., Mc etih carry.
RABBITS Average country hilled, to rt
taller. fio-ASo lb.: live orlca to oroducera.
Sft-SAo Ih.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling prtOI VO f
tallm: country killed hoge, bet butcher,
120-UB lba Z3-S3'Ac: veaier. fancy, o
lb. 1 good heavy, lo-Me lb.: rough heavy,
lS'ISe lb.; cannercutter cow (new celling)
l',ic lb.; bull (new celling), X1p lb. J
lambs, t7 lb. tw, good, lAo Ib.i wes,
poor. We.
ONIONS Green, We.fi.10 doien bunches f
Oregon dry, 11.94; Idaho, large, W M M-lb. t
bag.
HAT Wholesale price: alfalfa. Ho. 1.
S3I.50; No. S. f31.S6-M.00 ton; oat-vtch,
30.00 ton, valley point; timothy va1ley),
430.00; do eaitem Oregon, IU-00 too; clover.
430.00 ton.
WHEAT
CHICAGO, March 1 (P)
Wheat prices maintained firm,'
undertone today on mill buying.
Failure of hedging sales to de
velop as much as was expected
served to encourage traders who
favor higher prices.
Other grain pits tagged behind
the bread cereal, with much less
interest shown than recently.
Com was bid at ceilings through
out the session.
Wheat rose to new highs for
the day at the close, finishing on1
gains of 1-1 i. May $1,471-1, July
$1,471-!, corn was unchanged at
ceilings, May $1.00, oats were'
unchanged to I higher, and rye
advanced 1-1.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON, March 1 (AP-USDA) "
The domestic wool market was
very. quiet today ' in Boston.
Sales of, a car lot of average
staple medium grade lambs' wool 1
was reported from Iowa at a
grease price of 42 cents, F.O.B.
Some . demand continues for
Montevideo 50s to 56s shortly-,
to-arrive wool. . ...-.,.
- LEGAL NOTICES .
)rwiir nr nriiii"i'T''iJ'
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S ;
SALE
Notice is hereby given: That
under and by virtue of mn order,
of sale duly made by the Honor
able David R.- Vandenberg,,
Judge of the Circuit Court of .
Klamath County, Oregon, on the
11th dav of February. 1843, 1 '
will on or after the 16th day of
March, 1943, sell at private sale
to the highest bidder for cash,
at Klamath Falls, Oregon, the fol
lowing described realty, tc-wit:
the south half of the northeast ,
quarter and the northwest
quarter of the ' southwest
quarter of Section 28; the
southeast quarter of the south
east quarter and part of the ,
southeast quarter of the north
east quarter and of the north
east quarter of the southeast
quarter of Section 29 described'
as beginning at the southeast '
corner of the northeast quarter."'
of the southeast quarter;
thence, west 12 chains to th, ,
east line of land conveyed to", -Sarahet
and J. A. Moreau;
thence, north along $aid 'llne
which is also the east line, of
the land conveyed to Zora L.
and R. E. Bradbury, 34.65
chains; thence, east 12 chains
to Section line; thence, south
on said line 34.65 chains to
place of beginning, excepting
rights of way for ditches and
canals granted to United
States; the northeast quarter
of the- northeast quarter of ,
Section 32, ' except the part
deeded to Moreau as recorded
in deed records of Klamath
County, Oregon, in Vol. 89 at
page 25, all in Township 39,
south of Range 10, east of the
Willamette Meridian in Klam
ath County, Oregon.
Bids may be submitted at offices
of A. C. Yaden, 409 Main street, .
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Dated this 15th day of February, ,
1943.
MAE R. BRADBURY
Guardian of Clement J.
Bradbury Estate. ... .
F 15-22; M 1-8 No. 187 ,
FOR SALE
Certified California
Blua Tag
Russet
Seed Potatoes
Geo. C. Burger
209 Williams Bldg.
Phone 5660
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