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PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON August 5, 1043 ManJzcil and fyuuMutial Potatoes STOCKS TILT CHICAGO. Aug. 5 W) Pota toes, arrivals 80; on track 201; total U. S. shipment! 691; sup plies light; demand fair; market bout steady; Idaho Long Whites U. S. No. 1, $4.00 to $4.05; Idaho Russet-Burbanks J3.95-4.05; Ida ho Bliss Triumphs $3.15; Nebras ka Red Warbas $2.95-3.00; Ne braska Bliss Triumphs $2.95; Nebraska Cobblers $3.00. LIVESTOCK : SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8 (AP-WFA) CATTLE: Salable 100. Nominal; desirable steers, heifers and range cows absent; late -yesterday load me dium 909 lb. feeders $12.00; few common cows $8.00, eanners and cutters $6.00-7.50: common light bulla $8.50-9.50. Calves 10. Nom inal; package medium calves $12.00. HOGS: Salable 50. Around 15 cents higher; package 200240 lb. barrows and gils $15.40; odd good sows $13.50. SHEEP: Salable 1000. Slow, weak, choice absent. Few pack ages medium shorn lambs $11.25 to 11.75; packages shorn year lings $10.50; few shorn 83 lb, cull ewes $2.50. DOWNWARD IN SLOW SESSION ! PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. (AP-USDA) CATTLE: Salable 100, total 125; calves salable and total 25; market active on better grade; bulls and canner and cut ter cows very slow; few common medium grass steers $9.50 to $12.25; grass fat heifers $10.75 to $11.50: few canner and cutter cows $5.50-7.25; odd head down to $5.00: grass fat beef cows $9.00-10.50; young cows $10.75 11.00; odd common-medium bulls $8.25-9.50; good bulls salable to $10.50 and above; good choice vealers $13.25-14.25. HOGS: Salable 350. total 500 market active; strong to 15 cents higher; good-choice 180-223 lbs. up mostly 15; odd head $15.10; few lots down to $14.85; 240-300 lbs. $13.75-14.50: light-lights mostly $14.00-14.25; good sows $10.50; light weight to $11.00: good choice feeder pigs $14.00- 16.50. f SHEEP: Salable 500, total 700; market active to strong; good- choice spring lambs $11.50 to $11.75; fairly good feeders $9.50; common-light feeders down to $8.00; odd yearlings $7.00 to $9.00; good grades to $10.00; good ewes $5.00-5.50; common $2.00-3.00. CHICAGO, Aug. 5 (AP-WFA) Salable hogs 16.000; total 22,- 500; slow, weights under 250 lbs. steady to 10 cents lower; heavier weights and sows 10-15 cents low than Wednesday's average; good and choice 180-250 lbs. $13.75-14.10; 280-330 lbs. $13.50- 85; few 140-170 lbs. $13.25 to $14.25; good end choice 300-550 lbs. sows $12.50-90; few $13.00. ; Salable cattle 5000; salable calves 900; choice fed steers and yearlings strong; all others slow with medium to average good grades 10-15 cents lower; mostly $14.00-16.00 market on fed steers, with grassy and warmed up kind $12.50-13.50; strictly choice fed Colorados topped at $16.75; best long yearlings $16.25; heifers weak, mostly fis.su down; cows weak to 25 cents lower; all grades sharing decline; cutter $90.00 down; few good beef cows above $13.00; common and medium kind $9.50 11.50; light bulls weak, but weighty bulls firm; heavy saus age offerings to $14.75; vealers firm at $16.00 down; stocker market continued very dull. Salable sheep 1000: total 6000: fat. lambs fairly active, mostly sieaay witn Wednesday; medium to near choice native spring lambs $13.50-15.00; few cull and medium throwouts salable around $10.00-12.50; yearlings scarce; native slaughter ewes about steady, downward from $775. m By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK. Aug. 5 (P) Stocks tilted a little lower to day in one of the slowest ses sions of the year. Prices headed downward over a fair part of the list after an irregular opening. In the final hour some leaders' rallied slight ly from the lows but fractional minus marks predominated. Transactions totaled about 600,000 shares. - Considering the long advance, punctuated by last week's sharp decline and yesterday's fairly sizable rally, the shrinkage in volume reflected the usual hp. itancy of market followers when a long-maintained trend has been broken. Rail loans received selective support .In the bond market. Closing quotations: American Can : 85. Am Car & Fdy . - 36 Am Tel & Tel 1541 Market Prices for Gardeners illli Anaconda Cat Tractor Comm'nw'lth & Sou General Electric General Motors Gt Nor Ry pfd Illinois Central Int Harvester Kennecott Lockheed Long-Bell "A" Montgomery Ward .wash-Kelv N Y Central ....... Northern Pacific Pac Gas & El Packard Motor J G Penney Penna R R .... Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck , . Southern Pacific Standard Brands Sunshine Mining Trans-America Union Pacific U S Steel ' - ; Warner Pictures 261 48 i 1 361 511 271 . 121 66i 301 181 9 451 16 14 28J 31 96 23 171 ' 101 451 80 251 7J . 5i 8 96 531 . 121 PORTLAND. Am. (AP)-Th. arBKuTa f1ri trrrn hrwwll. (tffrml C. t Ron, Mllvmiklf, went fart tivtiiy Hi Wo for thd Inc. Tha Pallra tomato aolit from so a Ini. rortland Rt SM market prim ,ri APRlroTS-Tfi. Patl. Id. M.M. CABRAGE-Rour.it I to. SI.90.I.7& rr.U: local points. 1. JJ rntf. RRANS-Orm Me lb.: Trllow. ? K. : Orrion Giant. Mr lb. I gtQtutfcr Woodtr, To lb.: bent, ato tag. KOVSBNRBRRIKS No, t KM ante. CAtTUFTOWKR Brool!-Xo. L St.Nl ordlnarr, K.00; No. I. tl.M. CORN KorthvMt. r.7 (. ROOT VKUKTARI.KS Turnip. .UM.JJ: Kt, 40e doiro buorflta; carrola, 40-Mo doirn bunrhw. I.RTTU0B No. 1, B.0M.J5 trata. UVDAKRBRRIRS No. I. BOO !. - rKAS-loral. R.SO ooi; rail, U.fJ bol. PKPPKRS-Xo. 1, n.s hoi. SPINACH Local, Il.;si. oranta bol. RADISH KS No. 1. print, ml. We dona bunch. RHTBARR Fllld. II. H bo. ONIONS Orn 40o doirn buochct. RASPRKRRIKS-R.OO oral. ..STRAWBKRRIR.-W-Rorkhlll SS.OO mil. Yni'NURKRRIRS toral, 02.00 traU. POTaTOI-N local. 11.00 hit; Sl.TJ. 1.00 oraat box. WHEAT j CHICAGO. Aug. S (IP) A good demand for oats, which ad vanced to within 2 cents of sea son peaks, featured an otherwise listless trade in grains today. ' In view of the rapidly-breaking war developments, many traders took to the sidelines and activity was light. - Strength in oats was based up on a strong cash demand for this grain and a private crop forecast showing a smaller upturn in esti mated corn production that many traders had anticipated However, the forecast was made as of August 1 and important ar eas received needed rains after that date. At the close oats were 1-1 1c higher, September 71-71lc, wheat was Ic lower to le higher. September rye $1,021-1. "We showed them (the Sicil ians) the American flag on our uniform. They acted as though they thought we were going to kill them. The Germans must have told them Americans kill everybody. Paratrooper Sgt. Ronald Snyder in Sicily. Receive Promotion The friends of E. B. Hamm, former manager and one of the owners of the Coca Cola Bottling Works here and now the owner of the Bend Coca Cola plant, will be in terested to know that ho has been.promoted to the rank of ma jor. Hamm enlisted in the armed forces a little more than a year ago as a captain and has been stationed at the point of embarkation In Seattle since that time with the exception of an as signment in the Attu campaign. Gentaer Maw Chlaf Leo Centner, who became well ac quainted here in connection with OPA relationships with Klam ath Falls, has been appointed act ing regional administrator of OPA for the five western states. He succeeds Frank Marsh, who has been promoted to a Job in Washington D. C. Gentner made several trips here in connection with the establishment and later the abandonment of the OPA re gional office. , Captain Thompson Hare Cap tain Robert A. Thompson, Klam ath wholesale tobacco man now serving with the United States air force weather wing, Is visit ing his family and acquaintances in Klamath Falls. Capt. Thomp son is stationed at Ashcville, N. C. He will be here for sever al days. Returns Horn Mrs. George Houck of Merrill has returned to her home after being a patient at Klamath Valley hospital for the past three weeks for treatment for a broken leg. She will re main in bed for about six more weeks. Mrs. Houck is a leader in the Lost River Garden club. At Home Mrs. - Myrtle E Pfcfferle, 1561 Gary street, was released from the Klamath val ley hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Pfcf ferle submitted to a major oper ation and is now recovering nice ly at her home. Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs Mack Lillard were visitors In Klamath Falls Wednesday and Thursday. Lillard is with the military police in Los Ajjjelos, In Washington Mne Phinney of 019 High strwt, Is 111 Moses Lnke, Wash., visiting with hrr sister. Police Court In police court Thursday morning there were four drunks, one vag, and three traffic ticket cases. In Town Mrs. Herman An ner of Lakeview, was shopping in town on Wednesday. Airmen wore allowed to bomb anything in Rome but religious and cultural objects which probably sent Mussolini to an air raid shelter Instead of his balcony. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidney II bukarha tad 1 pslns an nuking jttt BtiwraliW, don'l Juit complain and do BoUtlnf kboul I hum. Nature may be) wrnxoiotg you that your khltxyi ntd stunt Jun. TttokMiwyoftr NttuiVsehltf ws of taking stm rkij and polottousi uU out of lha blood. Tbay balp IBOtt pSOpl pa about 3 lata a day. ,11 tfas 15 mil, of kldaty tubas and filtsra don't work wWl, poisonous seU matte etay la tha blood. Thea pojsons may taxi aaulott beuksrhss, rhaumatio (taut. Ire paios. ut pap and corKy. tfattititf up pichta, awaOina, pufincaa nadar tha aya, baadaeoaa and diiat Ma. Kraqutmt or twanly pjaaia with amaxt ing and burniasaomttimaiabowa tbara laaoma thing wrong ith your kidnaya or bWidr. Don'l waltt Ak your dnugiH for Doaoa Fills, tawd utfctWully by mtUkuna for ovsr 40 yaaxa. Thay gtra happy rabW ana snll blp ibs IS mi ken of kidny tubes (tush out do Woo aus wsats from tha blood. Ct Doaa 1UK MOVIE PREMIER TO BE HELD IN KLAMATH Word has been received hero that Klamath Falls will havo a premier showing of tho Warner Brothers' production, "This is tho Army," tho movlo version of Irving Berlin's stage play which Includes tho original all-sold lor cast plus several Hollywood stars. The data has been set for Aug ust 18, at the Pelican theatre and the committee handling the de tails announced that plans are being drawn up to present this premier with all the colorful ac tivities befitting such an occa sion. This will Include band, and military personnel, broad cast from the theatre- lobby, and apodal lighting offocts, All seats will be reserved and will go on sale in advnnco, and all proceeds from this engage, ment will go to the army cnior gency relief fund. Man Hsld Hsrs on Fslony Chargs Floyd Fisher, wanted on fe. ony charge in Medfnrd, was picked up by stnta police hore Wednesday night. Ho Is In tho county Jail waiting to bo returned to Jackson county. It really isn't hard for a girl to detect an engagement rinff in a fellow's voice- . -- ' , NOTICE HOME OWNERS Han thai KHI lank alum! t for. wrhrtar. Taia anry ll Mara. lormalkM tall Tin, katara I aftar MflTING ICE CAN! mil SPARKlt IN DRINKS MADE WITH CANADA DRY WATER ITS "PIN-POINT CAMONATtON" LASTS LONOIftl P. 8. Iti tpacial formula makaa any drink tasta'battar. Oar Declaration of Dependability Thousands of women regard trade-marked merchandise s a symbol of dependable craftsmanship, dependable value . and dependable service. That' a mighty important fact, particularly now, when more and more customers are looking for branded merchan dise with a reputation for high standards. And it's a buying habit that will grow ever stronger, for the consumer has come to realise that a maker who labels his goods stakes his reputa tion on their quality. That is why we promote trade-marked merchandise. It Is a signed Declaration of Dependability. We sell trade-marked merchandise throughout our store. Red fern Coats cV Suits, Sheila Lynn, L'Aiglon and Doris Dodson dresses, Jantian and Flexee swim suits, Van Raalte, Munsingwear, Barbason and Pandora Lingerie, Phoenix, Van Raalte and Belle Sharmer Hosiery, Pendleton and Wool of the West Blankets, A. B. C. Fabrics, Botany Woolens, Elisabeth Arden and Charles of the Riti Cosmetics, Ladies' Stetson Hats, Legant, American Lady, Hickory and Stylish Stout foundations, and hundreds of other trade-marked nationally known brands. All carried and fea tured for their style, craftsmanship and dependability. 0 On tha da tl vie- . tor, the luxurious Olympic will csnr.it te Maca-stal bc- csma Iks spsiMiai center of Seattle's social lift, gut until thotoor.rrio Olympic h dodlcortd to providint comfort ead ralaiotlon tor milrtory ponoa Rtl. Wa feel iuro tint ear Mtadi will undortrond. . tUY WAS ION0SI OF " 1 g V .aSBW- SEATTLE. WASHINGTON -1 tmk w. Mi. ia.wii mmmj ; if .v 'W'At, A- - - r" MONTGOMERY WARD BRIGHT AS AUTUMN LEAVES . SO TRIM AND NEAT! As goy as you are . . . and so practical for badc-to-school or buiineii. Percales In prints, ' florali, strhMt. checkt.. Sizes .12 to 52. PRACTICAL! DURABLE! Cottons," yes -rlghrinto o Bright quick-: 'changers, quick tubbersl One- and two-piece seenuekeri, denims, noveltl,jwovan ckanv brajri.J2.loM, 9.teJJJ 2.90 n t gome ry Wa r d , Ninth Street, Cor. Pine Phone 3188 a-W Enaa.as, ay sjj e- Coffee ..Lb. Golden West Drip or Heg. Grind. Heinz Oven Baked Beans 12 Points. Cheese Pounl Points Tillamook. Com No. 2 Tin 16 Points Del Monte Cream Style. Veg-AII j,.0g, 0Uii Jtr 12 Points Larson's. Swift Milk 3 1 Point 30c lg? 15c 37c 15c . 15c TT.i'28c Sugar Pure Cane. lO Lb. Bag 63c Frsih Corn Rogue River Dos. Hals Psachst Lge. lug Be Bsll Peppers Lb. Watsrmsloni Lb. . Lsmont Fancy Bunklst ....Dos. Oranges Sunklst. juice stse, 2 Do Cobbags Solid heads .. 59e 9C 3e 29c 59e Lb. (18) Del Monte Peas. No. 3 tin 1 . (18) DUraond A Cera. No. 2 tin ... 14 ( 3) Del Monte Tomato Sauce. 8-os. tin .. 6 (18) Llbby's Fruit Cocktail, No. 1 tall .. 16t) ( 8) Sunsweet Prune Juice, quart bottle 27 (11) Beans. Lane County, No. 2 tin IS (18) Peas, Wadhsm's raney. No. 2 tin .. t (18) Catsup, C.H.Bm large bottle t5t (18) Pears, Llbby's. 2tt glass 30 ( 8) Swlit Tomato Juice, 47-os. tin ....... 26 1! ( 2) Royal Club Grapefruit Juice, No. 2 f.0 ( 8) Tea Gordon Grape Julee.....i.Qt. 33 Pork Chops Lb; 38c Pork Roast Lean. Lb. 30c Beef Roast l,.28c Prime Rib Steaks Lb, 33c Ground BeefT29c Beef StewBon.,... U, 29c NON-RATIONED FOODS Lots of Them at Emll's Swanidown Flour, 48-lb. bag 2.29 Pancake and Waffle Flour, Sporry's, 9.8 lb SI Okra. TruPak. No. 2 tin J.7 Peanut Butter. Skippy, Mb. Jsr 40 M.J.B. Rice, 2-lb..pkg .. 25 Macaroni, O-So-Good, 2 is -lb. pkg. 24 Coeoa or Chocolate, Imitation, Mb. pkg. 24 Schillings Baking Powder, 12-os. Ctn. 43 Schillings Vanilla. 2-os. bottle 33I Salted Posnuts, 8 0s. pkg " 27ti Oyaltlne, large )or Popcorn, Mor-Zlp, can JtJ 12 Pts. SNOWDRIFT 3-Lb. Jar 68e PARD DOG FOOD Can 10c White Rose Bleach H Gallon 23c 8 Pts. WESSON OIL Quart Bottle 53c OXYDOL Large Pkg. 23c
