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Newspaper Page TextSeptember 1, 1933 THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE tZTTt Want-Ads Bring Results Phone Yours to 1900 Kami psr dsy's per cent discount on 'ede running ob HI. 'JfX per otnl discount on a-VJads running ob mouth. All clssslfled ads are Insert d In both Th Klamath Nawa and Kvoolng Herald, at tla abut rat, tppaarlni In Tb Newe Oral. Tim limit for classification in th lolluwlm dar'a papere la uo P. M. Ada dealred In serted on th ama day aa aub nillted HI bar to run "Too Lata to Claaalfjr." Too-Lata. to-t'laeairy ada ar put In ona papar only at tb aama rata aa auoted ebov. and elaealflad for eueeeedlng Ineertlone. Loal nod Pound LOST 'I.Irani plat No. 70-T 100; tlndor pleaa return to Percy Evans, Herald ofllc. 0817 3 General Notice CASH for count warrant!, amall dtarnunt, or trad clothing. Drewa Manator. 73S Main Kt 0tlJ PAINTING, paparnanglng, kalso- mining. J. I', itoper, Ph;.n 143aW. , 0979 PA1NTI.NO. decorating, papering, atlmatee on any ob, large or amall. Pbon 107. J. L. New man, i ' HOP RADIO SERVICE! or an klnda Wtn. Long. 1405 Lookout St Phon H15J. mill Pereonal MARION Important. Writ a Carl. 1914 Haste atreat, IIit keloy, Col. . tiist RKAOINdS dally 611 Oak. '6e. Tranaporlafion Travel By Stage 11 Hr. to Portland I5.SU on way 110.60 round trip. II Hra. to Seattle 17. to on way. 114 00 round Trip. Via Band and Waplnltla. Leave K. Falls 11:10 P. H. Grey hound Dapot. Phonal (10 S6M JJ Help Wanted, Male MEN to cut wood. PhOB 1606R or call at 1606 Fulton attar P. m. 0971 WANTED Reliable boy to de liver paper route. No. I Link River Auto camp. Call alUT P. ni. iota 7 Help Wanted, Female WANTED Mlddl aged woman . for Hon oral houaework. Must 1 oe goon cook. 101a washing-: ton. 1'hona 1761 W. 095.1 ( per word Insertion. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE t ( VOlJ 010 SlIoBii I i, SOLSMDiDLV J TMOUOHT Co ! TO-WIGMT 6 111 W6V6R GBT ( Bff AWMIi- t,H TMBOUOM I Mk MBAB THM S B THAT LAST T B-Wi Vke,Di-JD- A m show- i'm V ' IS tl 1 --.iB SO ''"'EO i"; tlfK rViiaU CAM MAPOUV M 'lATi" t'--C VA KEIO MV f voij omTTwab vbrv I w"0" MR UJCKV. ANMIB- n WMBKI WB I Ha.PPENEO TO U OCT IN" M6BT A PAQTV . , 1 II HOW OIO DRI VINO-THROUGH -" ( Y2U GST WHO BROUGHT ' - ( W6BB SO I MB ALL THB WAV- . 9 3ituatlonWantd AMBITIOUS and Induatrloua 10- y ear-old blah acnool graduate dealroa work, preterubly In atur, gnyililng to begin with. 1311 Johiieou. 1044 YOUKO WOMAN da.lraa any kind work. 111 No. lutn. Apt. is. 1040 WANTKD Poaltlon aa cook In camp or rsneh. Reference. Cabin II. Allamonl Camp (Iniund. 09t7 II Furniahed Room FUHNACB IIKATKD bedroom In modora bom. Phou 91KJ. 1034 LA'I'iK. furnace heated Bleeping rooma, clua In; private eu trance, lieu only. Phone 74lt. 0819 13 Furniahed Apartment rUIINIHIIKD APT8. Clean, eool. reasonable. Jacole Apta., cor ner I'ln and Cedar. 099 14 Furniahed Houaea TI'rtEKS rooma and bath. Phono 7I 7 4 8-J. 6-KOOM furniahed liouaa, piano, gaa runxn, rent reaaouablo, clone In. 7H N. Ilth. 1 0.111 15 Unfurnished Houaea ALMOST NEW modern four-room house, two bedrooma, bnsemenl gnrage. In Hot Sprliiae. I'llone 40411. 064 18 Real Relate For Lease SERVICE STATION with com pletely equipped repair ahop. Wall located. Reasonable rent tu rlsht party. HOWARD DARN HIBKL. Realtor. Pkon 10,0. lit N. nib. io; 18a To Exchange) TO TRADE Nice B-room house In Portland for bous In Hot Hprlugs addition, aam value. Pnon ISO. 10S7 19 Automotive WANTED -1I or 1110 Char rolat coach or aadaa body In fair ahap. State price. Ad draaa XYI car Herald office Hl'l'P "I" aport roadater, new brakea, new battery, new rlties. A-l, till, no Klamath Ave. 10.13 tO Miscellaneous Foe Sale KOIt BAKUAtNB In slightly aaed furnllur and range. We na caah for aecood hand gooda Piano for aala or rent. KLAMATH rURMTURD EXCHANGE 711 Main Pbon 14 Your ordlt la good. ... 0441 SACKS Farmer attention. W hat naed aacka for oati. barley and apuda. We buy pelta, woul. bldca and Junk. And we will treat you right. MAS Bag Co. 114 Market. Pbon 198V. O.ii FOR BALE Furniture of fire rmnn houa. Including hl-grado overntuffed eat, with excellent brd-tlavenport; also aeveral bedroom eeta; all lit excellent condition; muatfbe aold Imme diately; reasonable. Nrwa. Herald. Box 0973. 09)t LEAVING for Loa Anaclc-s Bun- day. Will take passenger ahare expenae. Addreaa News-Herald Box 0131. out FOR 8ALK Team, h a r n e a. wagon, logging rlgitlng. Klam ath Billiards between I and 11 or I and 4. 1041 FOR SALE Piano, 1011 Wash. inainn. HI I T 21 Wanted Miacellaneoua WANTED Good naed circulating neater, pnon 400. 0128 WANTED 1.000 fence poata. ceaar or juniper, -laay Hanoi, Malln. Ore. 01175 22 Livestock and Feed FOR RENT Good paatur at Bray ranch near Toxum. 1039 r j 1 VEAM9 WELL, I'M OSTTIN' PRETTY BlCK O' THEM UONO .JUMPS WITH NO BLBBP' gTHAT TBIP . !V JQ- IT KSL.BP- , 19 Automotive ROY CALL'S AUTO WRECKING NEW AND USED PARTS 727 Commercial Street Klamath Falls, Oregon CAM RECENTLY WRECKED ' Bulck 4, 1011-14. Uulck Sid., im-H. Rulrk Maater. 1 11-17. Cadillac I. 1117-16. I ( herrolat 4, 11I1-17. Cbryalar 4, tl and 10. Chryaler t. 60, It and 70. Cleveland t. Kit. Di-Soto , 1021. Dodge 4, 1924-21. Durant 4, 1923-28.. Eaaex I,. 1924-27. Flint I, o. Falcon , 1921. Ford T, all yea re. 'Franklin . 1920-14. Hudaon . 1920-24. llupmobll 4, 1924. Hupmobll, 112S. Jewett t, 1923-21. Maxwell 4. 1923-25. Used and Retread Tires 'See Us and Save Money 2 Livettock and Feed FOR SALE Korea. Inquire at WltllaniKon River Store. 1041 22a Poultry For Sale STATE Blood Taaied Whit Leg horn!, Barred Rocka and Red Chirk Nln Dollara 100 pre paid and guaranteed. J. R. Ma gulre, 1411 N. E. Oregon St., Portland Qllfl 23 3 AVE Financial SAVE SAVE ON AUTO LOANS AND REFINANCING Loweat ratea and aaiat term Inveatlgat and b convinced. MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 101 so. 7th. Ph. 1141 State Llcena M-104 $ $ Salary Loans $ $ I TO 10 DOLLARS ON YOUR PLAIN NOTE No Interest deductlona. you receive full amount applied tor. 1 to I monthi time. All loanrcootldantlal STATE LOAN CO. Oregon Bank llulldlng. Entrance 110 N. 10th. Ph.- 7l - Lie ny Stat S-114 Klamath Business Directory llaeBBaaaaa339EBnrE9mnBaBBaa9aBasaaBE3Esac3aataaaBaaBBaa3K3EJ Doctor K. I. HALL. M.D. Phyalrlan and Surgtoa Maternity Catea a Specialty Phone 795 110 Winter Bldg. Dr. O. W. Weatllnd. Naturopathic Phyaiclan. Cbronlo and oervoua diaeaaea a apecialty. 111-211 L O. O. F. Bldg. Dress Shoppe Visit Torxlsr'a - Unatalre Draaa Shoppe for attractive dreaset at reaaoname pricea. iil Main St. Pbon I81J. 0S10 Jewelers "LET GEORGE DO IT" George L. Mts Expert Watchmaktr and Jeweler REPAIRING. 837 Main 8t. Hematitching HEMSTITCHING. BUTTONS cov ered, dreaamaklng. Mra. R M. Allandar. 514 Walnut. one Try Herald-News By Harold Gray WB MAO TO TAKt THAT CHBAP 6U AND O' COUP.BB IT WAS LATE- WHY, WB HAVEN'T HAO A WINK O' SLEEP SINCfl NIGHT BEPOHB LAST. LTS GBT TO TH' ROOMIN' HOUtB- I'M ALL VI I KNOW, ANNIE tT' HARO WORK AT FIT. ANO SMALL PAY BUT JOST THINK OF THB REPUTATION YOU'RB BUILOIM09 UP AND THB success and ' FORTUNE AHEAD Automotive Naah 4, 1121-24. Naah ( Bid., 1917. Naah I Spec, 1928-19 Naah Adv., 1921. Oakland I, 1924-17. Oldamoblla I, 1926-37. Overland 6, 1924. Oldamoblla 4, 1924. Oldamoblle I. 1925-17. Overland I, 192. Plymouth 4. 1929. Pontlac . 1921-28. Reo . 124. Btudebaker I Light, 1924. Sludebaker I Bid., 1925-17. Btudebaker I) Ik. 1924-17. Whippet 4, 1928. Whippet I, 1927. ' Wlllya-Knlght, 70 and tl. Wlllya-Knlght 4, 1924. 24 Buaineaa Opportunities WANT PARTNER with a ear and a little money. In a buelutae which baa proapecta of paying 1500 a month and more. Room 117. Baldwin hotel. 0830 Neeggitiet for Work WILL glv high achool girl room and board 10 exenanga lor neip with houaawork. Pbon I51W t. 0759 Work for Necesiitiee WILL EXCHANGE carpenter work for farm producta. Phone 1169W. 1015 WOMAN wiahea any kind of work except cooainx. iau uvriiiii,! at 1219 8. 6th. 10UJ YOUNG WOMAN will do houae work In exchange for clothing or groceries, zuu aiorumer. 098 MECHANIC with 1 yean' experi ence will exchange work for clothing or groceries. toil Mortimer. . 0988 VOUNO WOMAN want Job car . In tor children.. 621 Walnut. r . . 0111 Optic Olaaae fitted. Soul Sanitarium. Paint Store Wall paper, 4 cents a roll and up. Th most complete tin of saint. enamela and paper in aouthern Oregon. Painter and paper uaugura a,i rour aervice. . PatteraoB Paint Stor 110 Mala 8L Phone 1446 Mineral Bath Mineral Baths Hot Spring NauJ Turkish Baths 'fNur Reg latere it? So. Seventh. Typewriter School Trained Machanl 14 Years' Experience Adding Machln and Typewriter Sale ssd Service 0 Main Phone 841 Classified Ads. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, Aug. II, 0P) (U. S. D. A.) Hogs, SO.000; msrkl moderately active, steady to to higher. 180 to 100 lbs., 34.25 to 14.40; sows, 11.10 to $3.00. Cattle, 1,000; market for fed steers and long yearlings, 10c to 15c higher; bulk, 11.00 to tl Sh; yearling heifers steady, strictly choice 110 lb. kosher offerings. 36.10; moat light offerings 15.25 to $6.00; vealers strong st 15.50 to I7.U0. ' Sheep, 17,000; market for fat Iambs slow, bids 26o lower, but aom steady, around 17.00 to 17.25; Indications on other class es around steady; choice llgbt walght awes, $1.75. , BOSTON WOOL MARKET BOSTON. Aug. II. OR (U. S. D. A.) Trad In wool continues quit heavy. Medium wools show marked strsnglh with sales of strictly combing Ohio and similar floeces In slteabls quantities at 37c to ISo In th grease for 66s. I -blood and at 86c to 37c for 45s, 80s, i-blood. Strictly combing lis In territory lines bring 73c to 75o scoured bssls, while 48s, 80s sell at 67o to 70c. Good French combing 4a and finer territory wools In original baga ar selling at 77o to 78c scoursd basis. In the opinion of most hus bands, the man who "tells his wlfs all he knows" doesn't know very much. Kajr' Francis Pelican, Sunday. 19 National, Local Markets WHEAT MARKET UNSETTLED AT E CHICAGO, Aug. 11, (P) Er ratls fluctuations characterised th grain markets today. Wheat dropped abruptly more than two cants a bushel at th aurt on profit taking from pcn - lators who thought yesterday's six cent advance was too steep. This wss followed by breaks and rallies In rapid succession over a two cent range, with a let bulge reaching tb beat price of the day. All other grain swung up snd down with wheat. Soma evening np trades for the triple bolldsy shesd were noted. A private crop report, issued a day ahead of moat. Indicated a corn crop of 1,180,000,000 bushels, s drop of 113,000.000 bushels from ths official estimate last month, but had no appreciable effect on the market. Wheat closed unsettled, c to Ic below yeatarday'a finish. Corn aay,'and Ic to lie off. Oats, ic to fe down; rye. c to Ic higher, and provisions mixed, le lower to 10c advanced. CHICAGO GRAIN OHIO AO O, Ang. II, Wheat. No. t red. Itlc. Cora, No. 1 yellow, f0c to tlic; No. 1 white. Hie to !3lc. Oata, No. t whit, t(c to 38c. Ry. No. 1, 70 ic to 7 lie Barley, 44c to 74c. Timothy seed, par ewt., $4.60 to $4-76. Clover seed, par ewt., $9.60 to $11.11. - Lard. $5.40. Belli, $8.00. PORTLAND GRAEf PORTLAND, Ang. 11. (JPf High Low Cloae September .711 .71) .Til .1U December - .76 1 .761 .71 ' Caah Wheat No. 1 Big Band blueetem .11 Dark hard winter, 11 .81 Dark hard winter, 11 .71 Soft whit .70 Western whit .70 Hard winter .70 Northern aprlng ,, . .70 Weatern red .61 Oata, No. 1 white, $23.60. Corn, No. 1 yellow, $26.25. Mlllrun standard, $17.50. Today'a car receipt: Wheal, 82; flour. 10; corn, t; oats, 17 hay, 1. LIVESTOCK STEADY SOUTH 8AN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10. CUR) Hoga 860, including 110 direct. Barley steady to 10c or more lower; car 109 lb. Call fornlaa, 16.10; two cars 171-177 lb. Colorados. 15-6.36; few pack ing sows, 14.16. Cattle 800, including 10 di rect. Early aalea killing classes sbout stesdy st week's level; two loads low-good 1016 lb. short fed California steers. It. 60; two cars 114 lb. short teds, 16-6.15: car common to medium 910 lb. Utah 14: load lilt lb. dairy typcow. $3.71 straight; good balls quot able to around $3.76. Bheep 300. .Slow, better grade lambs stesdy. dsck good 71 lb. wooied California lambs, carry ing small , medium end. $8.75 straight. Late Wedneaday. me dium 76 lb. wooied lamba, $4.76. cull to common, $3, weak to lower; few yearling, $1.76. Bond Averages (Copyright 1931, Standard gtatbj tloa Company) to to to I Indl'a RR'a Ufa Total Thuraday Til 10.4 tl.t 0.0 Prev. day U.t lo t s so.e Weak ago 71.1 10.9 14.1 to.t Tear ago 6S.I Tl.t 14.9 76.9 I years ago . 94.1 101.5 100.T 101.1 Hich. ias TU 14.1 tl.t tl.t Low. 1933 (t.l 6T.0 T4.1 (3.4 High. 1118 71.1 71.0 It.l 71.1 Low, 1911 tl.t 4T.4 TO.t It.l Stock Averages (Copyright lilt, standard gtatta tloa Company) 10 10 tl 19 Indl'a RR'a Ufa Total Thuraday li.l III 90.1 S.l Prav. day ll.l II I 10.4 81.1 Week ago 94. ll.l 17.1 11.4 Year aso 14.1 15. 101.1 ll.l t yaara ago . 1IT.I ISO ! 111.1 Kl.T High, 1911 101.1 1S.0 HI T ll.t Low. 1931 41.1 III ll.l 19 1 111.9 tl.t ll.l High, 1931 Tl.t Low. 1931 II. I Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Aug. 11, HP) Cattle, (0; calrea, 10; market i-trady. Steers, common and medium. It. 00 to 15.60; heifers, common and medium, 13.60 to 14.00. cows, common and medium, 11.00 to 11.60; low cntter and cutter, 75c to $1.00; common and medi um, $1.00 to $4.00. Hoga, $60; market 10 higher and active. Lightweight, good and choice, $6.00' to $1.85; medium weight good' and choice. $6.15 to 66.751 heavyweight, good and choice. 14.86 to 85.40: packing sows, m dlum and good, $4.00 to $4.80; slaughter plga, good and choice, ts.no to $45. sneep, 7001 market steady. Lambs, 16c to 85o hlxhor; gooa and choice $6.60 to $8.15; com mon and medium, $4.00 to $6.10 CLOSING TM Stock Market Quotations NEW YORK, Aug. tl, (JPy Slock market trading dwindled today under th Influence of pra hollday Inertia and most prices wer conunt to bold to a fairly steady eouraa. Bom alcohols and oils Improved, Imt numerous is sues fluctuated la unimportant fractious. Minor gains and loeees ware about even at th eloee. To turnover approximated 1,100,000 ahare. National Distillers shsres re tained about It point on an early i'n of 4 points, and laau np fractionally to sbout a point In cluded U. 8. Industrial Alcohol. American Commercial Alcohol, Canada Dry, Johns Manvllle. Me Intyr Porcupine, Standard Oil of California, Amerada, Standard Oil of New Jersey. Consolidated Oil, Atlantic Refining, Weating house. Baltimore A Ohio snd Gen eral Motora. U. S. Steel eaaed, aa did Dupont. Deer, Cerro d Paaco, American Telephone and American Smelting. Today's closing prices: Air Reduction , 1061 30i 139 1361 95. $41 Alaska Junean . Al. Chera. At Dye American Can American Coml. Alcohol American A For. Pow. American Smelt, It Ret. A. T. T. American Tob. B Anaconda Copper Atchison, T. A S. P. Atlantic Ref. Baltimore A Ohio Bendlx Aviation uetftlehem Steel Borden Co.. Burr. Adding Machine . Canada Pacific Case, J. I. Caterpillar Tractor Cheaapeake A Ohio Chrysler Motor , Col. O. A E. Commercial Solvent Commonwealth Southern Continental Can Corn Producta Curtlsa Wright, rug inc. Dupont A De N. Esstmsn Kodsk Elec. Auto Lt. El. Pow. LL General Food - General Motorg Gillette Raxor Gold Duat International Harveater . I. T. T. ' John Manvllle Kennecott Con. Cop. Kroger Grocery Llbbey-O-Ford Liggett A My era B Liquid Carbide Lorillard Tob. Co. Monty Ward Naah Motor . i National Biscuit National Dairy Products . National Distillers ! National Pow. A Lt. New York Central ., 631 19 131 HI 50 311 61 North America Packard Motor . Penney, J. C. It PUDDING aC -- TMM sounds Mr k kitohen mig tar of ouU fMlitj. IowTr th mafic Thrift Cooker ia tha beaatifal Modem otpoint Z 1 e t r i Xang will took a sottra , . , reget lt, Met, alaatert . . . at ;!I 1 without reqnlring' t it tob tt at om watching, waiting, (taring, basting or tatting. This markab rang equipped t (Mm . . , th million aoIUr Ugb THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY E AT PORTLAND. Aug. 11 Th butter market was advanced le par In. during th late session of th produc exchange. Butter- fat value wer advanced 1 par 0. along with butter. Advance of lc per doxen was announced In the selling price on extra egg( by the Pacific Co-Opa, stleetlve Friday morning. Tb market on strictly top grade has been firm for some time, with others rather dreggy. Receipts of live chickens her wer very light, with demand steady' except for email broilers. which are firra. There was so further change in the price for the day. The turkey market was very firm. Market on country meats haa been well held along the whole- aale way with the continued weakness In beet. Best quality calves wers firmer. This year's crop of potatoes in the Parkdale section was report ed good by R. J. Mclsaac of the Upper Hood River valley. Practically ao changes noted In th msrket for tomatoes. Bulk of the supply was arriving from Central Washington, with Oregon offerings scant. Notes of Wholesale Trading Cantaloupe market easier. . The weather hart demand (or watermelons: prices lower. Walla Wall onion, weak, bnt generally anchanged in price here. Taklma canaers reported pay ing 118 tor Sartlstt pears. Cabbage demand better with cooler weather. Peon. R. R. Phillips Pet, Public Service New Jersey . Pall man Co. Radio Corp. R. K. O. It 11 421 6 J II 3 1 Rem. Rand Reynolds Tob. B Searg Roehnck Shell Union Southern Pacific . Standard Brands Standard Oil California Standard OU New Jersey . Btudebaker Co. Texas Corp. Texas Gulf SuL Trans-America -.n,., , ,. , , ' Union Carbide . 7i 4Si Union Pacitle 118 United Aircraft - in 81 United Corp. United Gas Imp. ... U. 8. Indus. Alcohol 101 711 18! 641 U. 8. Rubber U. S. 8teel Vanadium It West. Elec. A Mfg. , Woolworth 431 181 BUTTER MOVES UP GENT PORTLAND CfflCIN POTATOES Ut one hxuv .. r,iaii a.. -.. '.( ij ci2- m Mm and derful rug. aTOUt'AITNtM I IN MO0IIII' Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ana. II. Wv Batter, prints, extras. He: stand ards, 13o. Butterfat. Portland dallveryi A grade. 30c par lb.; Farmer' door delivery. II per Ib.j sweet cream, le higher. -Its. Paelfie Poultry nroda- r' sailing price: overall. I4C1 extras, 12c: atandarda, lOo; aassV lums, lOe; pullets ,11c per dosen. -nying price by wholesaler: Freeh extras, 10 dos; mediums. no oosn; undergrade lie: asu leta. 10 doien. Cheese: 92 score Oresoa trio- - lets, lie; lost 13 lb.; brokers will pay le below quotstlon. mi-: contract Drlcea. a Oct.: Portland delivery, $1.7 per ewt.: B grade cream, I7tt lb. Country meats: Belling price to retailers: Country killed hogs, best butchers, under 160 lb.. 71e to Ic; vealers, 70 to 10 lbs.. 91s to 10c; spring lambs. 101 to lie id.: yearlings. 4e to te lb.: heavy ewes, lc to Is lb.; medium cows, 60 to 8e lb.; csnner sows. lc to I lb.; bulls, tie to Is ik. Mohair, buying nrlcs: 1111 clip. 16c lb. Cascara bark, baying ITlct, 933 peel lie Hops, nominal. 1133. 40a to 46 per lb. Live poultry, Portland deliv ery: Buying price: Fowl pallet. I to I lb., lie: over I lbs lie: spring pullets, under tl lbs- lis; roasters, over st to., its; Leg horn fowl, over 11 lbs Ic tail under II lbs, Ic; broilers, U te 1 lbs,, lc, 1 lbs. and ap, lie; atsgs, lc; roosters, te; Pekla . docks, lc, colored docka, te; gees, to lb. Onions, selling price to retail a: Oregon. $1.16 to $1.11. New onion. Walla Walla. $1.40 to 11.60 eentaL Potatoes, local wblta and red. Il.tO per cental: Taklma. $1.6. Cantaloupes, Dlllard standard, $1.10; Taklma standards, 6e t 85 par crate; Dalle, 16. to $1.00 crate. Wool. 1111 clip, nominal: Wil lamette valley, lie to 15c per lb.; eastern Oregon, lte to lie tb.; aouthern Idaho, ltc to 10s per lb. Hay. buying price from produ cer: Alfalfa, No. -1. new crop. 117; clover. No. 1. $14; Willam ette Valley timothy. $16; eastern Oregon timothy, $11; eats and grain, $16 ton. MED FORD PEARS SHIPPED PORTLAND, Aag. II, (AP) Carrying th tint freah fruit abipment of th season from Portland to Euros, th Italian motorshlp Rialto cleared from the Columbia river today. - The cargo included 6,100 boxes of Medford Bartlett pears, loaded in the refrigerated chamber of the big motorshlp. Perfume Is worn in ths sera by Negrito girla of the Philippines; the perfume is placed In a rolled cloth and Inserted In th split lobe ot the ear. Kay Fnacn PeHeaa, Bar-day. ipsal heatrng 1 ent ... make ltrl ooUng mm uiagl fast ad aoonoB-eal. Kw Te. oan Mm leanline, safety, eon-1 renlenos and delioiout, ksalthful oooklng Bad Fotslbl br this won Bo not roast vst t hot -( Mo- any longer, le thii wondtrfal mw rang today. It it VB7 reasonably prist Convsnient taiy terms. i . .