July 20, 10-13
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Market I and inanxUal
STOCKS BACK
DOI DESPITE
TOP
11 NEWS
By VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK, July 20 MP) ' :
Stocks generally bucked water
In today' inurkot notwItliHtuiid
Init continuing good war newt.
The excuse given by most
Wall lrcetor win Hint there
had been considerable discount
ing of allied nuccessei with the
resultant cashing of profit on
Of lengthy recovery.
Idle Investment funds were
till plentiful but purse strings
wore tightened an the Idea pur
chases could be made at more
fivornble levels.
Irregularly Improved prices
at the stiirt were succeeded by
a mtu-iluy reaction which cur
;yid numerous lusues down frac
tions to two points or moro.
Ocnllngs expanded on the re
treat. Transfers wore around
1,100,000 sluirc.
Conspicuous on the offside
were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem,
Chrysler, New Haven preferred,
Central Railway of N. J., Good
rich, Scars Roebuck, Santa Fc,
N. Y. Central, Wosllnghouse,
Douglus Aircraft, .United Air
craft. Du Pont. Allied Chemical,
Consolidated Edison and J. C.
nney. American Telephone
resistant, as were U. s. Kuu
General Electric ond East
man Kodak.
Bonds dipped with stocks.
Closing quotations:
Am Car & Fdy - 38.
Am Tel tt Tel 1874
Anaconda - 27 i
bTr,
Potatoes
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO, July 20 W).(WFA)
Potatoes: Arrivals 02; on track
235; total U. S. shipments 031;
supplies moderate; demand
light; market steady for -best
stock, weak for off-condition
stock; California Long White
U. S. No. 1, $4.25; Oregon Bliss
Triumph U. 8. No. 1, $4.20;
Washington Bliss Triumph U.
8. No. 1, $4.35; Washington
Long White U. S. No. 1, $4.35.
WHEAT
CHICAGO, July 20 (TP) Rye
future were erratic today and
after price declined to a new
low for the cession shortly after
noon they soon bounced back to
a new high for tho day. Traders
aid short were prominent on
the buying side- Oats turned
lower on selling from the north
west. Wheat displayed a rela
tively firmer undertone, at-
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN TRANCISCO,
July 20 (AP-WFA) Cattle: 100.
steady. Past two days bulk med
ium to good steers llz.DU-jaio
to feeder. Few load medium
tn uood Brass stoers $13.75-14.50.
Today few heavy dairy heifer,
$10.00; medium bull an.uu
10.00. Calves: 20. Weak- Pack
age good 250-300 lb. calve
$13.50; medium $11.80.
Hogs: 280. Unevenly B cents
lower. Two car good 200-240
lb. barrow and gilt $1400,
early extreme top; packor bid
10 to 15 cent lower; package
$14.80; odd good sow $13.25.
Sheep 2400. Yesterday bulk
lamb $12.00-15.10; today med
ium to good lamb weak 25
cent lower; past two days
around 800 head cull to good
ewe $2.50-8.50, tteady.
I Calif Packing
Cat Tractor
Comm'nw'lth it Sou
I General Electric
I General Motors
Gt Nor Ry Pfd - -
Illinois Central ..........
Int Harvester ....
"Kennecolt -
, Lockheed
Montgomery Ward ..........
Nash-Kelv
IN Y Central
4 Northern Pacific .. ...
I Pac Ga & EI
I fYkard Motor -
TT; Penney ......
i Penna R R . -
Republic Steel .....-...
Richfield Oil
Safeway Stores ..............
"' Sear Roebuck ...........
Southern Paclfle
Standard Brand
: Sunshine Mining
jTrans-Amorlca
J Union Oil Calif ....
- Union Paclf to
.US Steel -
30
64.
PORTLAND, Ore., July 20
(AP-USDA Cattle: salable 100,
total 180; calve salable and total
33; market slim; mostly steady;
few grass steer $11.00-12.00;
light cutter dairy type teers
$7 50-9 00: few graia heifers
$10.00-11.00; cutter $8.00-50;
canner and cutter cow $0.00
7.50: few dairy type cow to
$0.00; grass fat beef cows $10.00
SO: common-medium bulls $9.80.
11.00: good beef bulls quotable
to $12.50: few good vealer
$14 00; choice salable to $14.50
or above, common-medium
381 ! grades $10.00-13.80.
,.. 5S t
.. 304
.. 141
.. 721
... 33 1
... 20
... 48
... 13
,. 171
- 181
30
... 41
081
... 204
... 194
... Ill
4U.
. 84
... 274
... 74
... 84
. 84
... 211
...100,
... 874
Portland
Produce
? rORTlANn. Ora., Jiilr (P)-HuHf
v-AA irada prlnU. 4c; frln 441
'Jk iraifa print. .ei(r; tartnn 4To( a
grad print, IMl rattan 4rta0 lb.
JLLTTKHFAT rlrl iliiallly. mallmum
, tJ of I prr cut acidity, ilcllvtrtd at
raTaml. 05 581,0 lb. t prrtnlum quality,
: tiiailimim ol M ttt I prr mil ad.llty.
; M Mti II,.: vall.y rmil and rounUy
print, tr la than flri or MMUfll arc
,,n.t quality at i'lirtlanil lo uwlrr lint or
toim.c Hi.
UlfcESK Slllni prlca to Portland ra--t.lltr.
Or.fon triplrl 10 In.', loaf S0e
I6. IrlpUU to vnolrultra ro lb. I loaf
r.'Sc f.o.l.
KflfIS Prlrra to retallrra In eaaeal A
Kgrail larsr, 4Htc j A mrilluin, 4Hfll A
'jtmall, 40c ilnirii. Nominal prlrr to pro.
siliiwr.! A larga tac; 11 larva W,ci A
hinrilliilil, 41c.
k LIVH I'tilil.TIIV-lluylni prl: No. I
? srada liiriiirn brollrra up to si. lit., Ml
Uoloran Iryrr. umkr t't to 4 lb., JIWI
fcilor.il roaatrr. nvrr 4 III., SOl'J l-glioin
fhen under lb., tf.'sr; nvrr 3l Hi.,
?lKr; rol.irrtl li.n. 4 to A lb., SVc: ny-r
?(A lb!., I&tc; old niottrri, SISo lb.; ata.
Etl'jo lb.
I OIlEHNKn Tt'llKKVS - Selling prlcoai
Stviuntry ilrrttail lirrnlrr brn. jwajo lb.
1 RAPrllTB tlnvarnmrnt rrlllng: a
ag rountrr klllrd to rrtallrra 440 lb. I
illvr prlrr lo producer. S4C, lb.
ONitlNS (Ircrn (in-mlo dm. bunchrat
JTaana yllow 4S.M: I'alllornla l'.'.7S; Walla
iVni ft III per AO lb. hag.
I POTATOES -, krw Yakima Whlta ltd.
II. 19.40: local. K.IA cental.
i COIINTRV MKATS - llnllback prlca
4o ratallarai country klllrd . bnga bait
bafVr ISOI40 lb., :(W; vralrr. At,
slagaf A ilUc; II. ttir; f. llei I),
'.lA'.ir !b. vannrr-ciillrr cna-a I4'in lb. J
;hull carver cutter IfNic; Inluba -AA.-l-!
VI, St'.ici II. Blici CI. n,e mi VS,
'M'icil medium, Vic; R loivici bcof, A A,
.H.e A S0ir! II. 18c llci't AA, tWtJ.
HAY Whuleenla. price nmlnl: nl
falra, Nn. 2 or betlrr. W.nO: No, Mon
tana llmntbv All.no. No. I grna bay, tw.no;
eat-vrtch, AA.no..m.no ton. valley .point:
tlmntby (valley) fjA.OO tont clover, I2A.O0.
1.10.00 ton.
Hogs: salable and total 300;
market steady; good-choice 180
230 lbs. $14.28-80; 250-273 lbs.
$13.80-14.00; few light-light
$13.25-80; good sows mostly
$10.80. few lot good-choice feed
er pig $15 50.
Sheep: salable 330, tout eou;
market slow, steady to weak; no
strictly good-choice spring lambs
old, held around $13.00-25; com'
mon-medlum grade $0.50-11.00;
medium-good grades to $12.30;
common-medium yearlings $8.00
10.23; good ewe $3.00-30, com.
mon down to $2.50.
CHICAQO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, July 20 (PMWrA)
Salable hogs 18.000; total 23,-
000; active, steady to 10c high
er than Monday'a average; most
advance on weight over 230
lb. and on sows; good and choice
180-270 lb. $13.70-90; top $13.00
freely; 270-300 lb. $13.30-78
good and choice hogs under 180
lb. scarce, few 140-100 lb,
$12.28-13.50; good and choice
350-500 lb. sow $12.08-13.10
few heavier weight down to
$12.80, and few choice light
weight slightly above $13.10
Salable cattle 8000; salable
calve 700; fed steer and year-
lings very slow; barely steady
grnssy and short fed light year
ling extremely dull on both
killer and itocker account; most
fed steer $14.00-16.00; prospec
tive top strictly choice offering
around $10.78; heller neatly
best $13.75; light grassy heifers
extremely dull at $10.80-13.00
cows weak; cutters $0.50 down
canner $7.50-8,25; most beef
cow $10.50-12.80; only scattered
fed offering up to $13.80 and
better; bull fairly active at re
cent 2S-27c decline: .practical
top heavy sausage offerings
$14.28: light bulls $10.50-12.00
vealcrs ..fully steady at $15.50
down.
Salable sheep 1000; total
4000;' best spring lambs fairly
active, fully steady; medium to
choice native spring lambs
$14.00-15.25; top $15.50 paid for
about one deck choice assorted
natives; few throwout kinds
downward from $13.00; year
lings scarce; sheep about steady
early sales shorn slaughter ewes
$7.00-75.
Any soldier will tell you that
the best thing to Induce chest ex
pansion 1 a medal.
3 ; t
Melting Ice can't kill sparkle In
drinks mads with , x
CANADA DRY WATER
ITI "PIN-POINT CARSONATION" IASTSI
r.B. Iti tptclnl formuli muVoi any drink tails bettor.
though the volume of trade was
lighter than in recent sessions.
Wheat closed ic lower to ic
higher than Monday's final
levels, July $1.44, September
$1,441-1; rye was 4c lower to
4c higher, July $1,051; Septem
ber $1.06i, and oat were un
changed to Ic off, July 6O4-09C.
ANCIENT EARTHWORK
One of the world' large
earthwork is the Cahokla, or
Monk' Mound, erected centuries
ago by early mound builder. Lo
cated near East St. Louis, 111., it
1 1080 feet long, 710 feet wide
and tower 100 feet high at it
topmost point.
Mora Eggs Promised
American Civilians
WASHINGTON, July 20 (P)
If the little red hen stay on
the lob, the average American
civilian can eat a few more eggs
In the next 12 month than he
did In the last.
But he'll probably want still
more.
The war food administration
said today that increased egg pro
duction i expected "to provide
for the need of our armed
force and our allies and still
leave more than the usual supply
for civilian use."
GREEN TOMATOES HOTTEST
Green tomatoes are hotter than
red tomatoes. Plant leaves "re
frigerate" by absorbing solarn
ergy and using it to vaporize wa
ter within the leaf structures, re
sulting in a general lowering of
temperature. Red tomatoes are
as much as 10 degrees cooler
than green tomatoes.
ILLINOIS RICH IN COAL
It I estimated that, despite
more than half a century of ex.
tensive mining operations, not
more than one-fiftieth of the coal
reserve of Illinois have been
tapped to date.
FUNERAL
IVAR If. OLSEN
The funeral service for the
late Ivar N. Olsen, who passed
away on July 17, will take place
from the chapel of Ward's
Klamath Funeral home, 025
High street, on Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. L. K.
Johnson of the Klamath Luther
an church will officiate. Com
mitment services and Interment
will follow In Llnkvllle ceme
tery. Friends are invited to at
tend the services.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Work In a Saginaw, Mich, gun
factory stopped during labor
dispute. This is no time to
"cease firing."
At least the war has put an
end in many families to the old
question of who wears the pants. '
jlig Drinks flfj
At
Cuaranteed-Fresti Produce
Safeway you eon be aort the ''rrwkrnoV tor your oppetlxlno
salad ore really fanrVtVeapi tedoy ond every day I
Cantaloupes 8w., p,nk.m.,,.d m.i0B,
Tomatoes
Llv
Red and firm for slicing .Lb.
7e
ONIONS, dry yellow lb
APRICOTS, Yakimo, IS-lb. box $2.19
POTATOES, No. 1, U. S. White
Shatter 10 lb. 45c
LETTUCE, local, crisp head lb. 10c
CARROTS, TURNIPS, local lb. 7V4e
Ye Wouldn't Buy lemb Clteee by
the Bunch Would YeuF
i
Thot would be ridiculous, yet no more
to thon buying fresh produce by the
bunch, dozen or piece. You see, no
two items of fresh produce ore alike,
. to the only full-value woy to buy it
Is by weight. Now at present prices
buying produce by the pound Is
' doubly important You pay only, for
whor vou get ond no more!
BK I 41 naw& u
Elberta
Peaches
For canning. AO
Crate ?I.TO
Hale Peaches
Large Calif. IA
Lugs. Crate
Salad Dretslngsl
DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING
Pt. Jar 23c 8-oz. jar 13c
NU MADE MAYONNAISE
8-oz. iar 15c
KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP
Pt Jar 27c Qt. Jar 41c
MALINAS FRENCH DRESSING
5-oz. jar 11c
Stamp .
Mo. 13,
Uarll
SUGJ1B -:-59c--32c
Um
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'Wo. IS,
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ITEMS BELOW KOT ILATW1SEDGO AHEAD AND BVYt
FLOUR, Kitchen Croft, 24'j-lb. sk...$1.08
FLOUR, Drifted Snow, 24'j-lb. sk $1.15
CAKE FLOUR, Gold Medal Softasilk,
44-oi. pkg 25c
CORN MEAL, Alber's yellow or white,
10-lb. bag 44e
White, 10-lb. bog 49c
KELLOGG'S PEP, 8-ox. pkg 9c
GRAPENUT FLAKES, 12-ox. pkg 13c
GRAPENUTS, 12-o. pkg 13c
PANCAKE FLOUR, Susanna,
3Vi-lb. pkg 19e
BROWN RICE, M J B, Mb. pkg 13c
2-lb. pkg. 25c
SODA CRACKERS, Tatty Maid,
2-lb. pkg 27e
AUNT POLLY'S Soup Mix,
2V4-os. pkg 325e
BREAD, Julia Lee Wright, l'a-lb. loot 13c
KRAUT JUICE, Libby'i, 12-oz. boHle....l0c
OLIVES. Lindsay, med. rise. Dint class 23c
ASSORTED KOOL AID BEVERAGES,
5e pkas 29e
If
If you want those summertime salad
to be devoured right down to the lest
shred of lettuce, then use a dressing
that will change the ordinary salad into
one of those delicious creations which
every member of the family attacks
with gusto! Doesn't matter whether
it's the old-fashioned kind or a favorite
from your grocery. By the way, the
cooked mayonnaise given below is a
cross between mayonnaise and the
salad dressing that's eo. popular nowa
day. COOKED MAYONNAISI
EDWARDS COFFEE
lottt frail la the
Oround to Ontar Pound Baft 26c
299 yelks
2 taps, mustard
1 Up. salt
t tap. cayenne
pepper
, tap. garlic salt
t Up. celery salt
Up. paprika
x Up. Worcester
shire sauce
cup vinegar
1 cup salad oil
1 tbsp. ahortening
'3 cup enriched flour
1 cup water
Coffee Stamp 21 Expires July 211
RATIONED ITEMS
(8) BABY LIMA BEANS,
2- lb. Kraft bag 24c
(12) CRANBERRY BEANS,
3- lb. Kraft bag .......32e
(8) SPLIT PEAS, green,
2-lb. Kraft bag .24e
(16) CORN, Country Home. Cream
Style, No. 2 can 15
(15) GREEN BEANS, Keep 'Em Fly
ing, cut green. No. 2Yt con..,.17e
(11) GREEN BEANS, Gardenside,
No. 2 can ...... .1
(18) PEAS, Gardenside,
No. 2 can J25
pkg..
39e
19e
PABLUM BABY FOOD. 18-ox.
COFCFE STRETCHER, Bulkee,
1-lb. pkg
SALT. Morton' plain or Iodised,
76-ox. okei
WESTAG VANILLA FLAVOR,
4-n. bottle
VINEGAR. Old Mill, elder. l-tal. bot.
MAPLE EXTRACT, Schilling',
1-o. bottle 19e
MIKTARn. Frneh', 6-o. jar . 9e
JELS RITE PECTIN, 8-oi 225e
. 8c
He
41c
V r" T
llffir Jl SIS'rCSTw'S
. Combine egg yolks, seasonings and
vinegar in deep mixing bowL
b. Add oil without stirring.
c. Make sauce: Melt shortening in top
of 1-qt. double boiler. Add flour and
gradually add water, stirring until
smooth. Cook over rapidly boiling
'water until mixture is thick and smooth,
about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
d. Pour hot, cooked sauce into bowl
with oil and vinegar mixture and beat
with rotary beater until smooth' and
fluffy, about 3 minutes.
e. Store in covered jar in cool place.
Makes 1 pt. -
PIQUANT FRENCH DRESSING
Combine 'i-cap vinegar or lemon juice
with 5,1 -cup oil, preferably olive oil.
Season with tap. salt, a dash of pep
per, 14 tsp. paprika and 1' tbsp. sugar.
Pour into a bottle or jar containing a
bud of garlic and a whole clove. Shake
.vigorously. Remove garlic after an
hour or two if you just want a tiny hint
of the garlic -flavor. . Always shake
before using.
HOMAYONNAISE Beat together 1
egg yolk, 1 tsp. salt, H tsp. dry mus
tard and H tap. sugar. When frothy,
add 1 tbsp. vinegar or lemon juice and
beat again. Beat in salad or olive oil
very gradually, adding just a few drops
at a time to prevent curdling, until 'A
cup oil has been added. When mixture
thickens, add. another tbsp. vinegar
or lemon juice and beat again.
FRUIT SALAD DISSIRT DRISSINO
Combine 1 cup mayonnaise or salad
dressing, homemade or prepared dress
ing, with 1 cup creamy cottage cheese
and J4-cup honey. Serve generously
over fruit salad desserts. DeUghtful for
those luncheon salads that are a meal
in themselves.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO OIVI A PARTY?
No need to rule parties out for the
duration. Julia Lee Wright's new
Family Circle article is all about parties
designed for NOW. Simple but with
new twists. Get your copy today.
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IVORY SOAP
GUEST IVORY. 3 lOrxSIC
2 Bors 9e
WHITE KING
3 bars 14c?
TOILET
SOAP
OXYDOL
23c
GRANULATED SOAP
RATIONED ITEMS
(18) APRICOTS, Red Tag Choice,
No. 303 glass 18e
(7) PRUNES, Red Tag Choice,
No. 2Vi con ... le
(23) PEACHES, Highway, yellow
cling. No. 2Vi can .. 21 e
(14) APPLESAUCE, Libby's,
No. 2 can 15
(5R) CRISCO SHORTENING,
1-lb. ctn 24
(5R) ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING,
1- lb. glass ..........22c
(15R) 3-lb. glass .....60e
(8R) OLEOMARGARINE, Parkay,
2- lb. pkg . 49
PALMOLIVE
Teflet
Soa,
3bars20c
SWEETHEART
,2 Brsl3
fwyovz can -you can
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SOAP iZm'
Kelloggs Deal
2 Giant Pkg. Corn Flake,
One Lge. Pkg. Bran Flakes .
AW three plc
pkg s. only m
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