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Newspaper Page TextApril 26, 1043 'CLASSIFIED ADS Loll and Found STRAYED Irom nrollliuuiit Uros. form, Poo Valley, whlto-faccd vpui-lliiu ulcer. umlcrslope both oiim, underlined W oil loft ribs. Notify W. A. Kocnltf, 303 Washington St., Klamath Kill Is. wii.i. tiin liiiv (hut took tho rust eulored Krnncps Dexter dre by mlhtiiko from tho lied i v... ,iri.lni rnnni nil Fl ldli V. April sixteenth, plcimo return It to lied cross una not own red one? 4-25 LOST Gas nillon book A and C minim Di-ni'liulos Mill. Mo iuIi-Ii. Orcittin. USED SEWINO M AC HI N Eh hnimtit and Hold. SllUcr Hew Inn renter. 1213 Main, Dial ml ' 5-2(1 Noririr I will not bo riwimnul Mn fur debts contracted by anyone oilier than myself. Sinned April 20, 1013. Ivan Ur,,r,( 4-211 Personals . MONUMENTS Klamath FalU Marble and Granite Works, 110 So. 11th. Phono 03HI. 01 CALL 6750 for concrclo work nn vnur remelerv lot. o-li t Transportation t -inr,. nni'w n. i"ii'n-irii-.. , - - - - 2 STAGES DAILY TO LAKEVIEW AFTER APRIt 15th Leave for Lakevlew 8 00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. Arrive Lakevlew q 12:00 Noon and 11:00 P. M. RED BALL STAGE LINE 430 10 Service BELTS for all makes refrlger inn withers, vacuum clean . era, or goneral use. Merit Washing Machine Service, 811 South Sixth. 4-30m WOMEN relieve that nagging backache with a Spencer Sup port. Mrs. James ouuivnn raslatared Snencer corsotlere Phnna 8002. 4-25 jLUMBINQ-HEATING, sheet- metal work. P. L. jonnson 14K8 flarsent St Phone 5320 4-25 PICTURE FRAMING Van's Camera Shop, 727 Main. 4-30m f WILL OBTAIN your delayed hlrth certificate for you. Cha. Hnthawoy, 120 No. 10th St., Klamath Fabi. Ore. 4-3U FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING, rcflntxlilng, repairing. Cabl neta built. Carpenter work of all klnda. Painting and kalso- mlnlnir done. Phone 4517. 3041 Shasta way. 5-7 FLOOK SANDING and rcflnlsh- lng. Clifford Golden. Phone 3022. 4-30m CURTAINS laundered and atrctched. Phone 3717. 8-2 SEWING MACHINES RENTED by month. Singer Sewing Con 4 ter, 1213 Main St. Dial 6771. O 5-8 ELECTROLUX Authorized Sor vice. L. C. Carr, 621 Mitchell, Phone 7187. 5-8m per week. 133 No. 10th. 4-25 PICTURE FRAMING Goollcr's, CLEAN, FURNISHED APTS. i 230 Main. 5-14m Also nice room, private bath, garage. Pine and Cedar. 5-8 HOUSEHOLD refrlgoratlon and " washing machine service. Dial CLEAN Housekeeping Rooms 5303 or 6448 after 2 p. m. Close In. Everything furnish- Victory Service Co., 1005 Pros- cd. $4 week. Sleeping rooms pect. 5-14 $2 week. 410 So. 5th. 5-8 CARE .FOR CHILDREN week- VACANCY Rex Arms Apart- etuis. Phone 6144. 5-14 monts, 224 Broad. Phone 5760. ,.,m,-, ,aat ,,n,,,,.,o New management, Mr. and PAINTING KALSOM1NING- M LoVelnco. 5-8m II. L. Brown. Phono 4228. 4 30m CASCADE APARTMENT iTirM5'riTrHiiin HOTEL Apartment accom- DIi, Jr, . 7 a modatlons with hotel service. DRESSMAKING Buttons and Comploto kltchon ind dlnatte Buckles covered. Alterations d woek or T ?." ' ZW Tn 0l? cl0,,,lg,MMr8, block, from city center. 4-30m H. M. Allendcr, 731 Main, 1 Room 216. Phono 7203. 4-30m ESPLANADE COURT APART- - : ,,,, r; . r-,' MENTS furnished; by the J. A. TUFTS-Heating Special- wcek or ,, WnlkinB dls. 1st. Chimneys, furnaces, oil t 1005 Esplanade. 4 30m burners, stoves cleaned, repair- ed. Phone 7140. 5-3 2 ROOMS AND BATH 020 Lin- JV . .. coin, 3557U 12 Educational FURNISHED APT. U blocks ACMCDI" L1SaS00NS 44SZ from Esquire theatre. 707 N.Olh. Phone 3408. 4-33 1,1,,,,, 3553, ?IJnr,fntA)V NEWLY DECORATED, stca"m DR. M. C. CASSEL, chiropractic healed, furnished apt. Bed- cllnlc, colon and rectal dis- dlK, furnished. Greer eases. 532 Main. Dial 7215. Apis., 710 Main St 3S50tf 4;3"m 2-ROOM FURNISHED APT. 14 Help Wanted Temale Electric range and rofrigcral- or $22.50. Close In. 1118 YOUNG WOMAN for drug slore Walnut. 3540tf and soda fountain work. Per- . manent, full time Job. Apply UNFURNISHED APT. 1085 f in person. Leo Hendricks Auburn. 81 Drug, 2212 So. 6th. 4-26 KunNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED Woman for general Utilities furnished. 419 No housework, two In family, 220 10tn- 0-18 High St. Phono 3367, 4-26 .,, , ; ,. , , . L FURNISHED duplex. Suitable1 WOMAN COOK WANTED for one. $35. Gnragc. El Hours 2 to 10 p. in. Buffalo dorado and Molroso. Phono I Lunch. 2441 So. 6th. 4-26 4353. 22D5U 14 Help Wanted Female CURB GIRL WANTED Inquire at Tlk-Tok atler 6 p. in. 35III1U WANTKD Afternoon cook. Walgreen Fountiiln. 31)0311 WANTED K.xperlonecd or un experienced hotel main, in ipilrc housekeeper, lintel Wtl lard. 3721lf WANTED Girl for hoiisuwnrk. $50 month and board. Room if desired. Phono BIHfl. 4 2(1 WAITRESS WANTED Mux1 Coffee Shop, 835 Main. 4-2B UIANTMI Wninun In Hn hllllllO- keeping and cure for rabbits on snares, uox zi, ivmuou Point. 3ii471f 18 Help Wanted. Male FOUR BOX FACTORY culoff men wanted. 48 hours week, night ahift. If you arc em ployed In essential war work under an employment alablll mllmi nlmi. (In not annly un ion you have a certificate of sonaratnn. ft 111 nil L, bmltll Lumber Co., Alturaii, 4-28 noon JOB for exnerienced mar rled mini to work, unci who 10 rnnk on ranch. Good miliiry No chllclron. Box 3115, Her- ald-Now. 4-28 ATTRACTIVE POSITION repre. aenting well eHlubllshcd life Inauranco compuny for man 45 to 65. Excliwlvo local terrl tory. Gtiarnntoed Income pluii commissions. Phone or see Mr. IJnumiin, Elk Hotel, Tuesday evening. 4-20 BOY for extra work after school and Saturdays. Cuscudo Laun dry. 4-27 WASH ROOM helper. Cusciiclo Laundry. 4-27 18 Situations Wanted CARPENTER and handy man will build, repair and general maintenance work. 2520 So. 8th. Apt. No. 15. 4-26 WANTED Ironing by hour. Phone 6770. 4-26 WANTED Job milking or ranch work. 4103 Summers lime. 4-28 20 Room and Board ROOM-BOARD Close In. Phone 4765. 1028 Jefferson. 3270tf BOARD AND ROOM Private shower, steam heat. 723 Klam ath Ave. 4-25 22 Rooms For Rent OUTSIDE ROOMS. Crater Ho tel. 120 N. 2nd. 5 0 CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th, All outside, nowly decorated, modern rooms. All with new Innerspring mattresses. Freo parking. 4-30m ROOMS 620 Jefferson. 4-28 MARS HOTEL 1411 Main, by the armory. Steam heated rooms $3.50 week up. Tran sients $1.00. 5-3m ROOMS 1034 High. 5-3 m THREE-ROOM furnished apart ment Couple. No pets. Villa Marquise, 1320 Oak. 1503U ROOM FOR RENT 514 No. 10th. 5-1 VACANCY In rooms. Steam heated, alr-conditloncd. Court View Hotel. 4-30 24 Apartments For Rent RIVERVIEW One and two-bedroom apartments, furnished, garage. Phono 5452. 1356tf VACANCY Leo Apartments. Phone 9047. 1565U FURNISHED APTS. $4 and up 24 Apartments For Rent FOIl RENT Furnished duplex, Close in. Phono 6523. 310BU FOIl RENT Furnished apt. 438 No. 10th. 30B7tf CLEAN, SMALL Apartments Close in. Utilities furnished. $12 to $16 month. Parking space. Call 5452. 2300tf FOR RENT Furnished apart ment suitable for two, Elec tric range, Frlgldalre, steam boat. 1411 Main. 4-25 TWO-ROOM furnished apart ment. Fuel and utilities fur nished. 1805 Main. 2305tf FURNISHED 3-rooin apartment. Comfortable and cloan. $25 per month. Close In. 754 No. 10th St. 4-28 2-ROOM APARTMENT In. 405 No. 3rd. Close 4-20 2 ROOM APT. Adult. 741 Walnut, Apply basemont. 4-20 FOR RENT 3-room steam heat ed, furnished apt. Phone 6303 or 7731. 3175U FURNISHED 27oom apartment. Water paid. Couple only. No parking spnee. Inquire after noons, 716 No. 0th. $25 month. 17D6U FURNISHED 2 bedroom Apt. 2 blocks off Main. 4805. 512s High. 4-27 26 Houios For Rent FOR RENT Unfurnished 3-room modern. Inquire 432 Owens. 4-26 TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive; movo yourself, save 'A. Stiles Beacon Service, 1201 East Main. Phone 8304. 5-7m SMALL, MODERN, furnished house. Everything furnished. 2125 Bichn. 2130tf BACHELORS' CABINS Close In. $10 month. 510 So. 5th. 5-21 FOR SALE CHEAP Small five- room house. Phone 7340. 4-28 3-ROOM partly furnished house. Clean. Cheap. Al Sloan, coun ty clerk's office. 3712U FURNISHED 4-room house. New- ly renovated. Garage. Walk lng distance. $25. Call B27 Jefferson after 5. 3827U HOUSE FOR RENT 3 rooms, partly furnished. 216 Lewis. Inquire 313 Main. 4-28 HOUSE FOR RENT 3 rooms, partly furnished. 247 Rogers. Inquire 313 Main. 4-28 DUPLEX FOR RENT Partly furnished, 212 Lewis. Inquire 313 Main. 4-28 CLEAN three-room futnlshcd house, frigidaire, oil heater, garage, $30 per month, 1313 Lookout St. Phone 5254. 4-26 28 Miscellaneous For Rent WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital bed . with Bcautyrcst mattress, floor . waxcrs. Phone 5353. Klam ath Furniture. 4-30m DEAD CAR STORAGE ONLY Safety and protection. Cars are not moved or molested. 231 So. 11th. 4-30m FOR RENT Fifty acres alfalfa land for spuds, 1 mile south of Oregon Mot Springs in Langcll Valley. A. E. McCoy. 4-26 FOR RENT Garage. 6221 High 4-26 FOR RENT Garage on So. 6lh St., spaco 50x75 ft, $30 month. Call 74 1 0 after 8 p. m. 3554U 30 Real Estate For Bale FOR SALE Now five-room home, corner Eldorado and Painter. F011 basement, oil furnace. FHA approved loan, monthly payments less than rent. Phone 3301. 2133tf FOR SALE or Lease ) acre small house on Etna St. 441 Michigan. 4-26 LOT AND 3-ROOM HOUSE- $750. Two blocks from South 6th St. Right on bus line. 2440 Shasta way. Phone 7620. 2132U HOMES, farms, business proper ty. See EVERETT DENNIS 121 N. 8th. Ph. 8401 5-2 180 ACRES PASTURE LAND, 2 miles cast of Klamath Falls, SEISWJ Sec. 23, WJNEI NE1NW1 Sec. 20, Two. 38, Range 9 EWM. Price $300. Wrlto Mary E. Evorson, Darby, Montana. 5-1 One of the Best Half aero very close in on Shasta way, best of soil. Nearly new 3 bedroom plastered house, garage and shed, shrubs and trees, ail plowed for planting $3500 with $050 down and easy monthly payments, CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTORS Since 1909 111 N. nih St. Phone 4584 Members Klamath Realty Board 4-26 FOR SALE By owner, 2 mod ern houses, 1 four-room; one two-room, lawn, trees and ga rages. Close to town. Will tako car as down payment. Price $2730. 123 Sheldon. 4-26 HERALD AND NBYVS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 30 Real Estate For Bale 1000-ACRE STOCK RANCH Will run 1000 head cattle. Good range and wuter rights. 300 acres spud lund. Box 33711. Herald-News. 5-3 5 ROOM HOUSEf oriaic7 elec tric range, lawn and trees, 5 blocks from Main. Call at 714 N 10th Sunday evening and Monday. 4-25 32 Real Estate Wanted WANTED 50 acres or more good farm land, with or with out buildings. News-Herald Box 3502. 4-20 34 Automotive CASH for Your Used Car Pickup or Truck See Vcrn Moore Balsiger Motor Co. 4-27 GET YOUR AUTO GLASS in stalled at Kimball's Gloss Shop, 527 Walnut. Ph. 7378. 5-flm WE BUY AND SELL Used Cars. For tho best .deal, sec Selby last. Public Used Car Lot, 7th and Oak. 3384tf WANTED to buy for cash '39 or '40 light coupe. Tires and mo tor must be good. News Her ald, box 3544. 4-26 '41 WILLYS AMERICAR Easy on gas. Upholstery like new. Excellent tires. Runs swell. $750 cash. Mr. Mitchell, Elk Hotel. 4-26 36 Miscellaneous For Sale LANDSCAPING, large size fruit trees, flowering and shade trees, evergreen shrubs, roses and perennial flowers. Call us for estimate of complete landscaping your home. Lake shore Gardens Nursery. Phone 4082. 5-19 WE HAVE good selection of pure Bristle Paint and Kalsomine Brushes for painting contract ors subject to slight restric tions. F. R. Hauger, 515 Mar ket. 5-4 NEW wool sacks and twine for sale at Charlie Read's Sad dlery. 2805tf STOVES REPAIRED All parts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought. OK Second Hand Store, 820 Klamath. Phone 5671. 4-30m AVON PRODUCTS Alda Kemp Phone 6691. 5-18 FOR SALE Cabbage and to mato plr.nts. Merrill-Lakeviow Junction. Crystals. 4-26 GLASS Mirrors, rcsilvering, plate, window and auto glass, furniture tops, shelves. Kim ball's Glass Shod, 527 Walnut. Phone 7376. 5-6m LARGE SELECTION 9 foot and 12 foot Armstrong felt base floor covering. Heavy weight. 65c square yard. Lucas Furni ture. 195 E. Main. 4-28 FOR SALE Almost new cream separator; pair 16-inch caulk ed logging boots, size 9i; Royal Chinook falling saw. 1103 California. 4-28 ROOFING See us first for an estimate of roofing. Scaley Bros., contractors. Phone 8920. 2456U BOOKKEEPER Office manager for busy, long established Klamath Falls concern. All around bookkeeping knowl edge, and ability to meet pub lic, desired. Permanent posi tion. Good opportunity. Box 3395, Herald-News. 4-28 PALMER'S BEST BUYS in USED FURNITURE. See them today and save: 1 fine gas range. 1 large dining suite. 2 nice twin bed suites. 10 wood ranges, $13.00 up. 10 heaters and circulators. 3 large oil circulators. 3 nice bed davenos. S good radios, cheap. SO beds, springs, mattresses. Palmer Wants to Buy: 100 complete houses furniture. Bo sure t6 see him before you sell. PALMER'S BARGAIN HOUSE 2401 So. 6lh St. Phone 8469 Try Palmer's First and Save! 4-30 16-INCH GREEN SLABS Pinc double loads, $4.75; pine and fir mixed, double loads, . $3.25; suitable for stoves, fur naces, fireplaces. Peyton & Co., dial 5149. 4-30 FULLER BRUSHES R. V. Mor gan, 3348. 532 South River side. 5-8111 AVON PRODUCTS 6144. Phone 5-14 DRIVEWAY CINDERS Phone 6817. 1485U HEADQUARTERS for Fine Chamois, $2.00 up. F. R. Hanger, 515 Market. 5-4 DRY PINE MILL BLOCKS $3.25, 128 cubic ft,, delivered Or save by hauling your own In truck or trailer, Metier Bros.. South 6th and Allamont. Phone 5852. . 3338U 36 Miscellaneous For Sale Auction Have sold my ranch, will sell at public auction Sunday, May 2, at one o'clock, the following list. Located 7 miles north of Hildebrand, on old Yalnax road. Watch for Auction signs after leaving Hildebrand. HORSES Roan team, gelding and mare, 6 and 7 years old, wt. 1600 lbs., mare to foal in June. Roan team, smooth mouth, 1400 lbs. Grey gelding, 5 years old, 1500 lbs. Black gelding, 2 years old. Roan gelding, 2 years old. Yearling colt. Saddle horse, 10 years old, a good one. MACHINERY 6 ft. Oliver mower. 2 rakes, 10 8nd 12 ft. 4 section spike tooth harrow. 3 section spike tooth harrow. 3 section spring tooth harrow. 2 discs. 14 in. walking plow. 16 in. walking plow. 12 in. Oliver gang. Disc gang. 10 ft. Hoosier grain drill, 2 wagons and racks. 1 wagon. Fanning mill. Wade drag saw, good condition. 150 ft. 8 in. irrigation pipe. Buggy, spring wagon, bob sled. Weighing steelyard, 240 lb. ca pacity. 3 horse Fresno, wheelbarrow, Jackson forks, slings, black smith outfit, land levcler. 5 sets harness, one new; lots of big collars, 3 good saddles, one child's saddle. 100 or more cedar posts, scald ing vat, large kettle. No. 35 Montgomery Ward cream separator. Some lumber, including 3 In. plank. Tongs, chains, 100 sacks, several tons of rye, 80 tons rye and oat hay, some furniture. Many other articles. Terms Cash. Emilc Egert, Owner. Col. Swigart, Auctioneer. DUST MOPS, BOc up. Dust mitts, 20c up. Steel wool, 3 pads 10c. Limit 6 pads. Wall brushes, $1.50. Wet Mops, Scrubs and Brushes of every description. F. R. Hauger, 515 Market. 5-4 LAWN DIRT AND FERTILIZER Phone 6617. Roy Schmeck 2438 Shasta way. 5-8 FUEL RATIONING NOW HERE Genuine U. S. Rockwool in sulation, blown in with our special equipment, will solve your heating problem. Noth ing down, payments as low as $5 per month. SUBURBAN LUMBER CO. . Phone 3301 2138U UNCLE SAM SAYS: No re strictions on repairs and main tenance. Let us help you with your painting, roof and re modeling. Nothing down. Pay ments low as $5.00 per month. Suburban Lumber Co. Phone 3301. 2134tf RUBBER STAMPS, printed signs, made-to-order, commer cial printing. Most reasonable prices. Geo. J. Kunzman, 127 No. 4th. Phone 6632. 4-30m WATKINS PRODUCTS. Phone 6623 or 2318 Home. 4-26 FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joyer, 1435 Martin. Phone 5677. 5-14 FOR SALE Fully equipped trailer house. 2520 So. 6th. 4-27 FOR SALE Grocery stock, $600; fixtures $250. Lease of building for one year if inter ested, otherwise sell stock. News-Herald, Box .3522. 4-26 FOR SALE Six antique chairs, 2 tables. 741 Walnut St. Ap ply basement. 4-29 2-ROOM Elk car trailer house, good condition, i mile west, 1 mile south Hatfield. 4-27 FOR SALE 1 grain drill 7 foot Kentucky, price $90. John McFall, Route 1, Bonanza, Ore. 4-30 SWING ROCKERS $16.73. Lucas Furniture, 195 E. Main. 4-28 JUST RECEIVED! Big stock oc casional chairs. $7.25, $10.75, $11, $13.25, $14.50, $16.75, $17.75. Lucas Furniture, 195 E. Main. BUY NOWI 4-28 DRY BODY FIR, some 16. most ly 24 and 48 inch. Write King Cole Service Station, Kono. 4-29 38 For Sale or Trade RAWLE1GH Products. Frank Lelblcin. 2918 Bisbee. 5-17 FOR SALE OR TRADE One building lot on Orchard way. R. C. Prudhomme, 5102 So. 6th St. Phone 4943. 4-26 WILL SELL OR TRADE flat rack 1935 GMC for yard dump truck. 2-spced Timpkin rear end. Phone 3994, or 4220 Shasta way. 4-27 t Miscellaneous Went I BUY USED PIANOS for cash, add only value of recondition ing work and sell on terms. Louis R. Mann, Tuner, Derby's, 120 N. 7th. Phones 4319 or 7175. 5-21 PAY CASH used set lady's golf clubs. Phone 6681. 4-26 WANTED TO RENT by May 1, four or five-room furnished house. Phone 7564. 4-26 WANTED Collapsible baby buggy. D. Bebber, 4503 Crosby Ave. 4-28 WILL PAY LIBERAL PRICE for1 0sw4 bmI WMtlnohniiu rr General Electric oven; also large pressure cooker. Phone 5551. 4-27 WANTED TO BUY Electric re frigerator and sewing machine for cash. Ray Kucera, Rt. 1, Box 92A. Tulelake. 4-28 44 Livestock end Poultry WANTED Live poultry of all kinds. Also eggs. Martin Pro duce. Phone 3372. 8-17 FOR SALE Bred gilts and sows, boar. J. R. Taylor, state line, Merrill. 4-28 FOR SALE Team horses, wag on and harness $125. 2 miles east of Midland on old Weed road. J. A. Coe. 4-26 FOR SALE White Leghorn hens. J. L. Horsley, Bonanza Ore. 4-26 46 Financial .AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE SALARY LOANS : A. Ask for Loan B. Bring Identification ' C. Complete Loan TODAY! COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORPORATION 116 South Sixth Street Telephone 3265 CASH LOANS WITHOUT ENDORSERS I WAVS TO GET A CO.VSUJUJK CASH WAN j rHOM . WHITE - COMB IX Toil need bo co-tlgveri or eodonen to gt a consumer loia THREE LOAN PLANS NO. I-INCOME LOANS On yonr not only. Xo Tt tsiffa- NO. J-FURXIT0RE LOANS Your rhiraetfr U man Important thin th f urn it art Itielf. NO. S-.U'TO LOANS R0 to (500 ctuh loini tad reft- BftOClUf. CONSUMERS CREDIT COMPANY (V-US 720 Pine St. S JM) Phone 7711 4-30 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 4-30m 46 Financial 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 4-30m WANTED TO BORROW $6000 at 8 as crop loan. Refer ences and co-signer. News- Herald Box 1798. 4-29 WANTED LOAN Want to borrow $2000 or $1300 on property selling for $3300. Qlve first mortgage. Box 3381, Herald-News. 4-26 ONE WITNESS ASSURED TWIN FALLS, Idaho, (rP) Proof in the flesh. Virgil R. Borden, deputy sher iff, handed a Klmerley resident a summons to appear in court on a charge of harboring a vicious dog. As Borden departed the dog bit him on the leg. LET 1 INTERRUPTS T RISE Bf VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK. April 26 (PV Light selling today interrupted an early stock market advance in which numerous favorites touched peak levels for the year or longer. Gains, running to a point or so after the opening, were eventually reduced or cancelled and fractional losses were widely distributed near the close. Trans fers exceeded 1,000,000 shares. Blame for the appearance of stumbling inclinations was placed mainly on a revival of ap prehension over the coal labor situation. Intermittent falterers included V. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, General Motors, U S. Rubber. Goodyear, J. I. Case, Anaconda, Western Union, Southern Pa cific, Chesapeake It Ohio, West- inghouse, J. C. Penney and Johns-Manville. Erie certificates started on a 10,000-share block, up a point at a 1943 top. Re sistant were Pure Oil, American Smelting, Gimbel, Sears Roe buck and Woolworth. Bonds were steady. Closing quotations: Am Car & Fdy 341 Am Tel & Tel 145J Anaconda- 291 Calif Packing 26J Cat Tractor 45 i Commonwealth ec Sou 1116 General Electric 351 General Motors .". 49S Gt Nor Ry pfd 291 Illinois Central 14 Int Harvester 674 Kennecott 33 Lockheed 22 Long-Bell "A" 91 Montgomery Ward 40 Nash-Kelv Si N Y Central .....j... ; 181 Northern Pacific 15 J Pac Gas & El 281 Packard Motor 41 Republic Steel .. . 17 Richfield Oil 91 Safeway Stores ... 391 Sears Roebuck 69) Southern Pacific 261 Standard Brands . 61 Sunshine Mining 6i Trans-America 93 Union Oil Calif 18J Union Pacific 911 U S Steel 551 Warner Pictures 12J Portland Produce PORTLAND. Orf.. April fAP) BUT TER AA irftde nrintJL M 9tr- eirinni &lTl A grade print. Ble; carton. 42c; o innr prints, ftie ID. Bl-TTKRFAT First quality, h.liimutn of . of 1 pr wnt ictdity, nVliTerw! in Port land. fts-U'jc lb.; premium quality, maxi mum of .Si of 1 ptr cent acidity, lb.: valley route and country point. 2c If 1 1 than first, or HUc; lecond quality at Portland 2o under first, or &0-60Uc lb. CHKESE SelllnU price to Portland r tallera: Oregon triplet t9c lb.; loaf, SOc lb.; triplets to wholesaler. 27c lb.; loaf, :t F.O.B. KOOS Nominal price to retailers: A grade, large. 39c; R large, 33c: A medium, S7c; B medium, 35c; A small. 80c dozn. Nominal prices to producers: A laree, 37c; B large, 34c; A medium. 35c; B medium, 33c. LIVE POULTRY Buying prices: No. 1 grade Whom broilers. 1H to S lbs.. 30c; colored fryers, under 5H lbs.. Sic; do 2ls to i lbs.. Sic; colored roaRten. over 4 lbs.. Sic; Leghorn hens, under !j lbs., 25c; orer Si lbs.. 17c; colored hens, 4 to 5 lbs., JA-t7c; over S lbs., 2c; No. 1 grade hens, Sc less; rejects, 10c less; roosters, lie lb. DRESSKD TURKEYS Selling prices: country dressed hens. W-35c; packers' stock hens. No. I, 3.iHc; cali-carry; large torn, over 50 lbsu S4c, cah-carry. RA8RiTfc"GovernaKnt cellinc: averaaf country killed to retailers. He lb.; live price to producers, t4c lb. HAY Wholesale price: alfalfa. No. 1 or better. W4.M; No. S. $31.00 ton; ont vetch. W.VOO-30.00 ton. vllejr points: tim othy (valley) $i5.00; do Montana, 131.60 SJ.M ton: clover, J25.O0.3O.00 ton. ONIONS New Texas yellow, M.13 per ,MPO"TATOESNw Texas Red. 3.3 per SO-lb. bag: New California White. W.-1S cental. Seed stock, o- IK; old table stock-cash and carry price. No. 1 (A) Desrhutes. S.Xi No. I A lar. No. 1, II.3S-I.M, 60-lb. bag; local No. I, 13.(10 rental. COUNTRY MRATS-frlllng price to re tailer: eonotrv killed hogs, best butchers, 10-140 lbs.. SOc: vealers, AA. 2c: A. ate; B llUci C, lHci t. I7;e lb.; cftnner cutter' cows (new celling), M!$e lb.; bulls (new ceilint). 17 lb.: lambs. AA. 38c; A. "fiiie; B. 24ic 0, 820 ; ewe, S, ISVc; R. tJVc lb. WOOL 1941 contracts: Oregon ranch, nominal. M-37c lb.; crossbreds. 40-42C lb. M0HA1R-1MS, lMnonth. 4!ic lb. WHEAT CHICAGO, April 26 P Ac tion by the Commodity Credit corporation to control cotton prices, emphasizing the possibil ity that ceiling eventually may be set on wheat, eased the bread cereal In quiet trading today. Oats and rye also worked lower, but corn held at maximums. Further inroads Into the visi ble supply of both wheat and corn, illustrating the heavy de mand for these grains, had no In fluence on prices. Visible supply of wheat this wcek was set at 167,136,000 bushels against 193, 673,000 bushels a year ago, while corn totaled 30,203,000 bushels against 68,394,000 last year. Wheat closed i-l lower, May $1,431, July $1.43, corn was un changed at ceilings, May $1.05, oats were i lower to 1 higher and rye was down 1. If five persons buy $25 war bonds at only $18.75 each, the total sum collected will buy a Girand rifle for a U. S. soldier. Id PACK SBVKN LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, April 26 (AP USDA Salable hog 10,000. to tal 18,000; moderately active, around 10 higher on all weights and sows; good and choice 180 360 lbs. $14.85-118.00; top $18.00 freely; 130-80 lbs. $14.250; good and choice 360-550 lb. sows $14.60-85. , Salable cattle 10,000, calves 800; fed steers and yearlings steady; market less active than last week, largely steer run; bulk $14.75-$17.00; top $17.65; next highest price $17.60; heifers fully steady, mostly $14.50 $18.00; average choice heifers around 18.50 with mixed offer ings $16.75; very small run cows here; market steady; cutters $9.75 down; medium to good beef cows $11.23-$13.60; can ners $8.25 down; bulls steady to strong; practical top weighty sausage bulls $14.00; odd out standing head up to $14.15; veal ers fully steady $14.50-$15.B0; $16.00 paid for choice offerings on ihipper account; stock cattle scarce, fully steady at $13.30 $15.50; fleshy weighty feeders $15.00-40. Salable sheep 8000, total 11,. 500; fat lambs opening about steady; early sales good to choice wooled lambs $15.00 down; best held above $18.10; nothing done on cliDDed lambs nr tint ln.rf spring lambs this season; sheep scarce, quotable about steady; gooa 10 cnoice shorn native ewes in aemand around $8.00-25. PORTLAND. Ore.. ADril 26 (AP-USDA) Cattle: salable 900, loiai izoo; calves, sabale and total 75; market active, gener ally steady to strons. some earlv sales 25c higher; medium-good iea steers $15.50-16.50, top $16.75; common-medium steers $12.50-15.00; good fed heifers $15.00-85, odd head 16.00; com mon heifers $10.00-12.50; can ner and cutter cows $7.00-9.25; fat dairy type cows $9.50-11.00; good beef cows $12.50-13.00; short load young cows $13.25; medium-good bulls $12.50-14; good-choice vealers $15.50-$15.50-16.50. Hogs: salable 1700, total 2000; market active, around 40 above Friday or 80 above week ago; good-choice 180-230 lbs. largely $15.65, few choice truck-ins $15.75, scattered lat: sales down to $15.50; 250-300 lbs. $14.90; light-lights $14.65-15.00; good sows $13.50; good-choice feeder pigs quotable $16.00-17.00 or above. Sheep: salable 350, total 1100; market about steady; few good choice spring lambs $16; good choice shorn lambs with No. 4 pelts $15.25, medium . grades with No. 3 pelts $13.25; common-medium ewes $4.50-7.80, good ewes quotable to $6.00 and above. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, April 26 (AP-USDA) Cattle: 150. Steady; load mixed light common steers $14.50; good and medium heifers scarce; pack age range cows $13.00; odd 1450 lb bulls $13.00. Calves 15. Steady; good to choice vealers quoted $15.00-16.00. Hogs: 100. Steady; package choice 280-lb. Oregon barrows and gilts $15.35; Californias quotable top $15.25; odd good sows $14.25. Sheep. 100. Spring lambs quoted $15.00-15.75; medium to choice wooled ewes $7.00-8.00, package 90-92 lb. cull shorn ewes $4.00. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, April 26 (AP USDA) Sales of sorted mohair for future delivery were made in the Boston market at firm prices today. Sales of to-arrive Australian wools were made at prices a few cents under ceilings on a clean basis. Second trip South American scoured wools suitable for blankets were made in a price range of $1.02 to $1.10, out of bond. PROFITABLE NEW BRITAIN, Conn., (P) When the army booklet warned the North African AEF about Arabs being sharp traders, per haps it might have said some thing to the Arabs about the boys from the nutmeg state. A local boy writes home that he sold his dollar watch, which wasn't running too well, to an Arab. "Got three dollars for It," he commented. The 8th Army today made contact with the 2nd U. S. Corps from Gafsa. The ad vance continues, and air forces from east and west are now enjoying common targets. 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