March '4, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
GAINS ERASED
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By VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YOHK, Murch 4 (!)
Last hour profit selling today
erased a consldorunlo purl of
eurllor stock market gains which
hid curried thn avorugos to now
tup (or inoto Until 2 yours.
Muny of thu mil nml Indus
trlul louder iit lha bunt showed
lulvuneca of friiullon to a point
with a fow apoclullles up 2 or
nioro, Closing quotation were
Irregular.
11 wan unoiucr ucuvc scaaiuu
with volume unnroxlmatliig two
million allures.
brisk buyliiK throuuh the first
liul. was attributed by brokers to
the news of the United Nation's
auuiahlnif blow to the Jupaneaa
convoy off Now Guinea.
Closing quotations:
American Can 70
Am Cur Se Kdy 334
Am Tel & Tel MHt
.Anucondu 2fl
Calif Piicklng 231
Cut Tractor 47
Conim'nw'lth tt Sou I
General Electric 3Si
General Motors 4li
Gt Nor lly pfd 2U
Illinois Central 108
Int Harvester 031
Kennccott 321
Lockheed 20 J
Long-Boll "A" 81
Montgomery Ward 3UJ
Nimh-Kulv 8t
N Y Central Hi
Northern Puclflc 11
)Pc Gua It Kl ..... 2U
I'uckurcl Motor 3!
l'enna R R 201
J. C. Penney - 03
Republic Steel 171
Rlchflold Oil - 8
Safeway Stores 33)
Southern Pacific zui
Standard Brands 6
Sunahluo Mining 4i
Trans-America 81
Union O 1 Calif 18
Union Pacific - BIS
U S Steel 5l
Warner Pictures 10J
Save Those
Victory Gardens
TORTLAND, March 4 (VP)
The day when you could laugh
off trespass on your neighbor's
garden Is gone, brother, In Port
land.. ...
Municipal Judge J. J. Qulllln
announced from the bench to
'day that such minor offenses as
trampling down the carrots and
onions aren't minor any more.
They may bring a day or two in
the clink.
Okas Acquitted
Of Liquor Charge
PORTLAND, March 4 (ZD
Adam John Okas was acquitted
by a federal court Jury yester
day of a charge that he furnished
wine to an Inldian. Okas was
arrested at Klamath Falls last
December.
Unless some sort of rule or law
Is passed making it Impossible
to put nine men on the field,
baseball Is not dead. Judge K.
M. Landls, baseball commission
er, HEARD THE
LATEST?
miot&GRO-PUP
IS NOW IN
MEAL FORM
TOOL
First Food Awarded Ssal
of Approval by Amarioan
Vattrlnary Medleal and Animal
Hospital Associations
MADE from the aama fa
mous ORO-rup formula
that haa made ribbon form
oaorup a favorite In thou
sands of homes. It provldae
grown dogs and pupplaa with
vary known mineral and vita,
mln naadad for growth and
vigor. Experts Indorse it i dogs
love HI Economical, alsol 2
boxes fad as diractod la all you
need buy to feed the evange
lise dog one full weekl Now
available at your grocer's In
both meal and ribbon form.
ST-HOUR
PROFIT-TAKERS
Makhetl and fyituMxticd
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH 8AN FRANCISCO,
March 4 (AP-USDA) Cuttle:
AO) mostly nominal; medium to
good steers quoted $14. 00-13, 30;
good range cows quoted $12.00-
13,00, lew common cows $10.00-
50; medium si usage bulls
$10.00-12.00; eulves: none. Nom
inal; good to c h o 1 c vculcrs
quoted $14.00-13.00.
Hogs: 200; mostly 10-15u high
er; few good 21S-240 lb. barrows
und gllla $16.13; few good sows
$14.00.
Sheen; nonu: nominal; good to
cholco w o o I e d lambs quoted
$15.00-73; medium to cholco
wooled uwrs $8.00-0.00.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Murch 4
(AP-USDA) CATTLE: Salable
SO, total 550; calves salable 10,
total 15; murket active, steady to
strong; few low, medium steora
$13.00-25; good fad steers salable
up to $15.30 and above; good
heavy heifers $13.75; light
weights to $14.30; common
grudes down to $10.00; canner
and cutter cows $7.00-8.73; fat
dairy type cows $0.23-10,00;
heavy heifers upward to $11,00
medium to good bulls $11.25 to
$13. 50; one outstanding heavy
bull $13.00; good to choice veal
ers $13.00-18.00.
HOGS: Suluble 250; total 330:
murket opened strong, closing
15-23c higher; good to choice
180-230. lbs. early $13.50; few
Into sales $13.65-75; 250-2B0 lbs.
$15.00; llght-llghta $14.75-13.00:
good sows $14.23 to mostly
$14.30; smooth light sows $14.75;
good heavy feeder nigs $15.50;
cholco lightweights quotable to
$17.00.
SHEEP: Salable and total 100;
3 I
Make Up Your Shopping List From EMIL'S Advertisements
at Home
then bring It with fou when you come to shop. It will save yo time. It makes "price
point" ahopping easy . . . each item la marked with both price and point value. Watch
Emll'a advertisements EACH WEEK I Each one will be a complete shopping guide con
taining everything you need. Points are the aame at all stores . . . prices are NOTI It will
pay you more than aver to one-stop-shop at EMIL'S.
16 DAMe Llbby's No. 4
Pti. WW Jo-Os. Tin
14
Pts,
APH Day by Day
wwi n CrMm 8tyli
r.triia. Monitor Brand 1A.
Pts. ""H 12-Os. Bottle I WW
fi
FRESH FRUITS fc FRESH VEOETABLES
No Ration Polnta Necessary
Grapefruit iJZlfc, 25c
Grapefruit .X.61or 25c
Oranges Do.. 37c
Apples ND,.T.ruB. .'.n.d....Box $1.25
Potatoes $1.39
NABISCO
CEREALS
ShrtMtd Whtsl,
I lor ..:
Shrtddlll,
23c
13c
19c
loos Bran,
Mb. Phi. .....
Whtatswarlh Otnal 00
NABISCO
SnowrUhs toots, QQ
1 lbs. !
Beets, Wllamat Brand, Sliced No. 1 Tin,
(10 Pis.) 12
Asparagus, Royal Club All Green. Tall
Tin, (11 Pis.) 29
Fruit Coektail, Sacramento, 13!a-Oi.
Tin, (8 Pts.) 13
Peas, Meco Brand, No, 303 Tin, (13 Pts.) 12
Pineapple Juice, Dole No. 2 s (11 Pts.) 16
V-8 Veo. Juice, No. 2 Tin (11 Pts.) 14
Hot Sauce, Standby. 7M-Oi. Tin, (7 Pts.) 8
Baby Food, Gerber's Strained, Tin, (1 Pt.) 7
Continental Chicken Soup Mix, (4 Pts,
per Pkg.) 3 Pkgs. 25
Beans, Red Mexican, (8 Pts. per Lb.)
3 Lbs. 290
Tomatoes, Royal Club, No, 1 Tall Tin,
(13 Pti.) 13
Beans, Lane County, No. 2 Tin, (14 Pti.) 15
f y Right Reserved to - f I f
I r Limit Quantities it II J f
market fully steady, one lot
strictly good to choice fed lambs
$15.73: now high; other offerings
scarce; good ewes salable $7.30-
8.00 or above.
CHICAGO, March 4 (AP
USDA) Salable hogs 11,000;
total 22,000; opened 10-lBc high
er than Wednesday's average;
lost part of early advanco and
closed strong to 10c up; top
$16.00; bulk good and choice
180-360 lbs. $13.75-16.00; moat
130-180 lbs. $15.25-00; sows lit
tle changed; bulk good 360-530
lbs. $13.13-50.
Salable cnttlo 3500; calves 800;
fed stoers and yearlings steady
to strong; good and choice grades
actlvo; others slow at recent
sharp upturn; top $17.40 paid
for 1224 lb. averages; several
loads $17.00-25; bulk $14 75
16.50; other classes unevenly
higher, mostly strong to 25c up;
best heifers $18.00; cutter cows
up to $10.50; good beef cows to
$14.00; heavy samage bulls to
$14.25; vealera firm at $16.00
17.50; slock cattle scarce, strong.
Salable sheep 4000; total 6500;
late Wednesday: Top wooled
lambs $16.50; top and bulk clip
ped lambs with No. 1 skins and
fall shorns $16.00; sheep closing
strong; bulk good to choice ewes
$9.25; top $0.30 on strictly choice
136 lb. weights to shippers; to
day's trade: Fat lambs active,
atrong to 15c higher; advance
centered on merely good offer
ings; good to choice wooled
lambs $13.75-16.33; one double
choice Colorados $16.30; best
held higher, clipped lambs
$15.40-16.00; outside for choice
lambs with No. 1 skins and fall
shorn pelts; inside for good to
cholco 01 lb. offerings with No.
2 skins; yearlings scarce.
Sieve m p
ISC
Brand lft
20.Ol Tln iuc
11
Pts.
24
Pts.
Cherries 2M Ttn .
PALMOUVE
SOAP
Marvelous for Skin
Care
3 Cokes 20c
Giant Pkg.
BORENE
Best for Washing
57c
LUX
FLAKES
Lge. Pkg. ......23c
Crystal Whit
Soap
The Big Giant Bart
2 Bart
ALL
Beef Roast
tMt
WHEAT
CHICAGO, Murch 4 (P) Mill
and commission house buying
pushed wheat to new highs since
the 1028-20 crop year today, but
considerable resistance was en
countered around $1.40 for the
May future and prices backed
down later In the session.
The strength in wheat extend
ed to other pits, with most dcllv-
erles of oats and rye establiahing
now seasonal peaks. Corn was
bid at ceilings.
Wheat finished i-lc higher
May 81.481-1, July $1,481-1, corn
wan unchanged at ceilings, May
$1.00, oats advanced l-lc and
rye gained i-i cents.
BOSTON WOOL
BOSTON. March 4 (AP-USDA)
Sale of a small lot of bright
quarter-blood fleece wool was re
ported today at a grease price of
64 cents. There was a demand
for all type of scoured woolen
wools and noils at celling prices
A fair volume of Australian
wool was purchased In the pri
mary market.
Always read the classified ads.
Green Light Means
GO
To the Townsend
DANCE
Friday, March 5,
KC Hall
Business Meeting 8:00
24 Pinn-.Ma.ljt Dole Cruahed or
p. rineappie8ne.d.No.2Tin 3Zc
Spinach KtT. 15c
Apricots M Ttn 28c
35c
Kraut, Quart Jar 19J
Apple Butter, Libby's 30-Oa. Jar 27 1)
Pel Milk, Tall Tin 10t
Honey, Mojava Pure Strained, 3-Lb. Pall 894
Peanut Butter, Skippy, 1-Lb. Jar 39t
Tamales, Swift's 1-Lb. Jar .. 29 1
C. H. B. Dill Pickles, 54-Oa. Jar 35
Formay Shortening, 3-Lb. Pall 69
Eggs. Grade A Large, Dot 38C
Pancake Flour. Hungry Jack. 9.8 Lbs. 48f)
Butter sKTSLit. --.-..55c
Mother's
PREM OATS
Lge. Pkg. .....3Se
KELLOGG'S
Cornflakes
Giant Six Pkg. 14c
CHEESE
Elk Horn or
Crater Lake
Lb. ....35e
..9c
MEATS
JONES COLORED
FRYERS
AA BEEF THIS WEEK
29c
A A? Beef .... Lb.
39c
sirloin Lb.
Pork Steak Lbl32c
Pork Sausage sc,7rlb 27c
OF
FATHERS STILL
T
WASHINGTON. March 4 (VP)
Correcting an earlier statement,
Chairman Paul V. McNutt of
the war manpower commission
today said local draft boards are
still under orders not to draft
men with dependent children un
til they receive authorization
from national selective service
headquarters.
At his press conference Mon
day McNutt said he knew of no
such restriction on the local
boards and declared "quite a
number" of fathers of children
were being taken.
New Statement
In a clarifying statement Is
sued today, McNutt said the only
men with children now being in-
aucled arc those whose depend
ency wns acquired after Decem
ber 8, 1941 or at a time when
draft selection was imminent.
"Those registrants Having
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A Gre C.v.i beKeVC1tte 5P
. . vietorV"at . precision
' v need
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wives and children, or children
only, with whom they maintain
a bona fide home, and who were
married before December 8, 1941,
and at a time when selection
was not imminent, may not be
Inducted through selective serv
ice until there is a direct author
ization by national hendquar-
tcrs," McNutt's statement said.
30-Day Leeway
The regulations have been de
signed, McNutt said, "to protect
the bona fide family relation
ship as long as possible" to the
extent that it is practicable to
do this and still meet the re
quirements of the armed services
for 10,600,000 men this year and
also supply the manpower needs
of war industries.
However, after April 1 men
who work in any of the "non-
dcfcrrable" occupations listed
last month will have 30 days to
transfer to essential jobs or to
register with the U. S. employ
ment service before being placed
in class 1-A.
WELL, NEXT TIME
GRANTS PASS. Ore., (VP)
The little log church at Merlin
burned down; the village's vol
unteer fire department was a
bit late.
The firemen were all busy at
a meeting learning methods of
fire control.
, .a Good
. ... Producing
Breatn
j crimen .
in - ""
...... .n "HI
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SPOKANE, March 4 (IP) The
annual Inland Empire Hereford
show, sponsored by the North
west Hereford association, will
be held here today.
Its companion feature, the
Shorthorn show, was held yes
t e r d a y, with Harry Brown,
Sandpoint, Idaho, taking the
grand prize with his Shorthorn
bull.
Carl Grief, Unlontown, en
tered an animal which claimed
the grand championship for fe
males. Reserve champion among
male Shorthorns was one en
tered by Sam Langle, Genesee,
Miserable With A
HEAD COLD?
Just try s-paroae Va-tro-nol up each
nostril. It (1) ahrinka swollen mem
branes, (2) soothes irritation, and (3)
helps clear cold-clogged PCt
nasal passages. Fol- inftrti IS
low the complete dl- ,jr-'fL.
rectlona In folder. VATRO NOL
a--rU
Herc0
moving '
s . . .. lies. uv
bv n ii u
...rcn
...... A
-S.
Ida., while the reserve champion
female was entered by the Uni
versity of Idaho.
If hats are on the ration list
this spring, fewer people will be
victims of foolish styles.
for Victory and Investment
Buy War Bonds
For Family Protection adopt
Oregon Mutual Life's
Home Keeper Plan
The Homekeeper Plan Is more than
an insurance policy ... it is a complete
financial security program for the
growing family. It providesi
L Cleanup fund.
2. Regular income while children are
dependent.
3. Lump sum after children are grown)
4. "fills out" social security benefits
Lynn Roycroft
118 North Seventh Street
Mede
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SUPER MARKET
Sib and Pin , Ph. 31S7
BTORE NO. 2 STORE NO. 3
1338 Ore. Ave. Ph. 4714 3200 B. 8th Ph. 8875
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