Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 30, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text21 SHOPPING Discharged John B. Warron, B 1c, 2441 S. (Jtli, hiut Just bran honorably dlNeliui'Kcd from the navy lit thu sopiirutlon contor, bhuomukor, Calif. III at Home Mrs. Borthn HiiKtiP Ik quite 111 lit her homu, 220 Eldorado, friends will rcKrcl to leorn. Market Quotations NEW YOIIK, Nov. 30 APMelected teal, rnulura, rails and utilities lm proved In tutlay'a stork market while many lender cuitliiueU lo suffer from DuvtHtf liiuirrrrrni- Itall I ntf (jiKilallcmi: Ainei it-ttii Can Am Tel it Tel , , Anariinda ... ,......... Calif I'ecklnif ComnitinweMilh S Moll CurlU-Wrljilit fleneral Klerirlfl - (ieueral Motors ,.. Ut Nr lly ifU lut llarveater Kviinrrott .. l.untf-llell "A" MiiniMtiiiiery Ward NMtl-KalV N V Central lUJt, .. 47 3M. ......... 3'a .......... - . 4lH 7:, .,,. tWilfc ,-1xM 7... 4U as a 711 ' Northern i'arlflo rae (in n El ..... 44' J C Vfiinvy ..... ,.. IM' Hufr way Worn .. 37 har lloeliurk , , .1(11 1 Kouihern Parlflr ........,.. M 110 ftianriaril HraiuU 40 Uuiuturie Mining , 2Ji Union Oil Calif 3tH Union I'aclfic -.-....UH M H Htel , ,., ,, HOi Warner IMcturea JJta Potatoes CHICAGO. Nov. 30 lAP-HBOA' Pot toe: arrival! Ml, on track 107, lota I U. S. hinmcnia lull, For northern stock supplies llattl, de niantl mucletale; market Unit for beat quality. Kr weatern Hock supplies moderate, demand alow: market about steady. Idaho Hums! llurbanka, V. It, No t, illtu ai.l; Colnradu lied McClurea, II. H. No. I, 2 M a,7fl; Minnesota and North Dakota Illlu Trliimiihi. I, H. No. 1, washed, 92.30; lnntlar, romtnerrlal, fl.LHlj t'ohblers, commercial, fl.UO-3.03, TTvestock BOUT It BAN FRANCIHCO. Nov, 30 (AP-UHDAt Halable cattle 00, market around ateady; common 1000 lb. steers load cum mutt IWM horned aged atock cow m M): lalahle fur weak 33O0: niedluin-KcKMl inert, heifer and Voti'if rno i-uwi Heady; week'a tup irrrn tld.ito him h! halfort flnoo; food rariue town 112,73; medium ranga cow to?3ll &o; common ranner-cuiter cow mottly ll.flo lower, rommnii cow 90.73 9 33: cnnritttcr a bo-7.76; connnoa XtMd lauaattn utillt 110,00.11,00; aalahlt ralve for week 30, ptarknt ateadyj com nionrncdlutn calve til. 00-13 oo. Nalahle hog UAu market Heady; tat ynatrrday numeroui lota nearby truckln 3.V)-300 lb. bnrruwa and (3.nu; al atilo tor week 11W including 300 feeder II labia aheap 130; salable for week MO(); lamb 23 cenla higher, good cholca gradei 914 33.13.33; ewci 33 cenU lower, common -good grades 93.3O-0.00 POnTI,AND. Ore,. Nov. 30 fAP-UBDA Salable cattle 30, total 300, salable calve tola I 13: moally cleanup market with at-atlerod aalea ateady but demand limited for canner-culteri; few good lltwi-1203 lb. steer 10. M; week's top gl7.23; cannery titter cow 93.307.BO; sheila down to 14.30; medium beef cows up to 911.00; good-choica vealers salable 13 3O-j4O0: or above. Halable hnga 30, total 300; market steady; good-choice 310-347 lb. butcher l ft.no; (Hid sows 9 1 3.03; rholro a bovo juo iti. reeder pigs. salable to 919.30. Salable aheep 110, total 400; good thnlce lambs larking; salable steady at 14.00-33; good ewes salable 93.73-6 33; cullconimon ewes sold at 93.003,00; medium 110 lb, wolghla 93 00. DENVEn, Nov. 30 (AP-U8DA1 Salable aheep 300, total 730; scattered classes active, slrady; choice 03-117 lb. truckln lamb 9I4.73: good-choice U 00-30. In cluding part load at 914.33; few medium- Snod gradei 9133O-1J.30; common-me lum ewes 93.00.7S; raw ' good-choice wes fl.OO-33; no good-choice feeding lamb offered; quotable up to 913.30 Cputhouse Records Marriage l.lcamts WO nSTEI-L-WALES. Hnlph ltirance Won tell, 33, U. 8 army. Native of Oregon. Resident of Sugtiamlstl, Wash. Charlotte Elizabeth Wales, 33, secretary. Native of California, flesidont of Klam ath Falls. Ore. C1IKYNE-IIICKS. Alvln Alexander Chcyno, 34, farmer, Native of Oregon. Resident of Klamath rnlls. Ore. Ada Viola lflcka, 31, stenngrapner. Native nf Oregon. nestdent ot Klamath Falls, Or Daorees Granlsd ' Aurella J, Farrell vs. Wallace n. Far- rell. Dolores Coltey vs. Clifford C. Colley. Byron Eugene Drown vs, Lola D. Brown. Justice Court Orvllle Jefferson Camp, no tall light. Fine. 93.30 Orvllle Jefferson Camp, no license on trailer. Fine, 93.00. MAKING CANDY? Return Ml', und Mm, A. C. Fiirnnworth ot 2U!ll Altiimunt drl vu linvu JuhI ruturnud from a UU-duy, trip. Tliny druvu iin fur iu Kunnua City, Mo., tukinu Mr. und Mrn, Hoyt lllldcbrnnd of thu Kliimulli nnvnl air Htatlon lo tliolr homo nftor they both ro culvod thulr cllnuhuruoK from the nuvy. They iiIho viHltod Furim worth's lHtci-H hi Denver und Montrono, Colo. Sojourner, Members of tho Sojourner club will huvo u din ner diineo nt JjiikcHhoro Inn. Frl- tiny iiiuht. tonlum. uinner will be erved nt 7:110 o'clock, For further Information, cull Mra. l,ouu auuor, U121. Vliltor Mnxino Decker of L,oa Cintoa, Cullf., Id vlltlnn her brother-in-law und ltor, Mr. and Mm. R. 11. Iloimon of 1704 WlarU, Home Eo Club Members of (ho Midland Homo Economic club will meet Tuesday. Decern her 4, nt 2 p. m., with Mrn. Roy Huff. At thin tlmo nilent nlstern of the club will bo revealed. , Better The Lnller Day Cnl.it. ru, i . ..,.1. nn.., i.. t .. VlfUIVII (Wl.Wl nubii.. will hold a cooked food mile nnd bnzaar In the Khowroomn of the uniitiiter ivioior company oiuur day, December tho first. - 16 More Bond Buyers Join One Grand Club BrlnifinK tho total membership In the One Grand club to 70, 16 inoro bond buyers huvo pur chased SI 000 bonds. Latest buyers lire Mrs. Annn II. Kelly, James Kerns, Murlus I'etcrson, Benjamin Pereell, Otto Vitus, Daniel B. Murphy, Jerry Kalnus, Leolu F. llellbronner, mum j. jones. cnen June mien elson. Mrs. Olive G. Protsman John Rose, Walter J. Cox, Brady Narey, Myrle C. Adams and Sum Eiimnn. WHEAT CIMCAOO. Nov. 30 (AP)-Oraln fu turea were weak moat of the time today tm wiling I it pi red partly by minor that substantial dfllvrrlna of cmli grnln would be maile tomorrow on December futures contracli. Hya fell more than two cents a bushel at times before ataglng occasional de liveries. Oats stumped on reports of large deliveries, another dip In the hog market, and reports of only fair demand for faah oats, but prices rallied some what near the cloae. Wheal clord unchanged to 'e lower than the previous finish, December 9l.fHiV celling, corn was unchanged at 9I.1A cetllnga, oats strengthened to clnae He higher to Vc lower, December 7SV-t'.c. rye was o higher to lc lower. Decern le r 91. H4,-, and barley was up 1. to So, December 91.331. Man Fined $5 In Police Court Here Arthur J. Mitchell, Fort Sum Houston, Tex,, puld a $8 fine in pollco court this morning for driving without an operator's li cense Ten drunks, three vagrants nnd two disorderlies appoured in court this morning. Four drunks bulled out, ona parking ticket was puid und two cub driver's li censes wero Issued. OPA Brings Suit For Treble Damages PORTLAND, Nov. 30 UP) Tho first Injunction suit brought by tho OPA agulnst n miinufuc. lurcr of consumer durable goods was filed In federal court today against Eugeno Dashleld. Tho OPA usked treble dam ages covering alleged over charges from December 18, 1044 on griddles which Dashleld, do ing business as aluminum fab ricators, Luke Grove, sold to retailers. DIES OF BURNS PORTLAND, Nov. 30 VP) James Sayrcs, 03, died last night of burns suffered when he fell into a bathtub und was scalded by hot water, tho coron cr's office suld today. II, MAIN STREET 1946 Auto Tags On Sale December 15 Thu new 1046 auto tugs will go on sale at thu tux collector's office in tho courthouse Decem ber IS, but to uvold wulting In Una cur owners uro urged to send direct to Salem for their plates. By sending now for the tugs motorists can huvo them buck by tho 10th und suvo a 23-ccnt fee which will bo churgcU ut the office. Persons desiring to get their tngs direct may send their signed cur registration cards und tho license fee to Robert S, Farrell, secrctury of state, Salem, Ore. Plates for passen ger curs uro $5 and trucks are charged by weight. Egyptlun women, particularly those of upper Egypt, frequently wear nose rings. HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE 2000 So. 6th Formerly Klamath Refrigeration Service SERVICING! Oil Heating Equipment All Electrical Appliance PHONE 7038 or 8246 (nights) WARD ARNOLD MUVegCSvvi fmwrZ '4-vioitabii5 r-v lWo LAXATIVI 1 For Commercial Refrigeration SALES and SERVICE See .. Ktrl Urquhut Refrigeration Equipment Co. 611 KUmath -Phone 8455' ft, 'SL TRULOVE'S Chicken Center Fey. Young Hens 35c Fancy Fryers 43e Fey. Hen Turkeys 49c Rabbits HZa Tl pou,try Drcd Whi 919 E. Main You Wait Phone 4282 Support Locally Produced Merchandise i I, i ii i f DELICATESSEN DEPT. Alaska Cooked Shrimp Boneless Smoked Herring Bloaters Harkness Spiced Prawns . Fresh Prawns Salt Mackerel Fresh Oyster i Kippered Salmon ' Fresh SlWer Salmon . Freih- Halibut White Flake Salt Cod Flih Be,t Ever 8team Grilled California Sardines Delicatessen Eastern Spiced Herring . : F.A.B. Clam Juice Fresh Smelt Washington Smoked Fancy Shad Delca Sardellen Paste ' Delca Anchovy Paste Vita Anchovy Paste Masso Anchovies Romanoff Caviar Cottage Cheese. : : Borden's Chateau 2-Lb. ( Brick Cheese Borden's American 2-Lb. - Brick Cheese Borden's Chateau with ' Pimento H-Lb. Brick Cheese Borden's Chateau 54 -Lb. Package Cheese Borden's American Style ' Crated Cheese Kraft's Swiss Cheese Philadelphia Cream Cheese Borden's Grated Italian Stylo Cheese Tillamook Cheese Mellowest Cheese Swift's Brookfield Cheese Smoked Hickory Cheese Kraft's Mustard with Horseradish Dainty Brand Horseradish , Swiftee Seasoning Home Made Mincemeat Old Mill Blackberry ' Wine Jelly Prem Chefs Turkey or Cheese Tamales : ' Sauerkraut Dill Pickles ' Home Made Chili Baked Beans ' ' - Italian Spaghetti ' Potato Salad with or without Onions Macaroni Salad Fresh Banch Eggs FANCY QUALITY MEATS What we Jo to give ip coffee with an extra flavor otrihorlty oa An eeffeat iBE SURE IT'S REFINERV-PACKEO rjaT " L" IN DOUBLE a I 1 1 1 1 1 1 " ,i 1 1 j 1 1 I PAPER BXOS .jk. r . ' seaeaHniMB OMNUIATID '' M mmmmammAr ' My corTce, you'll find, has a richness of flavor that really satisfies. That's because we blend and roast In small Batches : : ; under the per sonal formula of my father ; : : perfected over 40 years ago. 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A Bath Can Share The Holiday Air . . . Give her Elizabeth Arden's delicately refreshing Blue Grass Flower Mist and snowy-soft dusting powder packaged gaily together for a merry Christmas In a paper brocade box. . 3.25 pliNNn. it fisslnfeii aTVf?I0,,tl I eL- r New Showing Outsize Dresses . Sizes 46 to 50 Just, unpacked a lovely as sortmen t of crepes a nd s heers in . black, brown and electric blue. Beautiful draped effects for slenderiz fng and add ing grace to the figure. Plain and Printed Tops 16.95 to 24.50 Half She DRESSES 1295 to 29.50 showing of crepes, jerseys, sheer and sneers. All shades. Sizes to 2414. I 4 .. I Wemrag wears n I UYUCIIIB1IED SMART SET The Gift of Beanty $1.75 Unrestrained, pure red i ; . Chinese Red,' the color to wear with every color-. ' Say "Merry Christmas" to a lovely lady with the Chen Yu Chinese Red Smart Set. Chinese Red long lasting nail lacquer; .matching lipstick, and Lacquerol stand in the lovely box. The Smart Set Gift Box is also available in Frozen Fire.' Chen Yu Gift Sets are priced from $1.75 to 25.00. : I? 1 1 ' " " " New II . wool fl ' ' ' 1612 lKSS : IHMM f . S.'.-f ... ?