TUESDAY, -MARCH 31, 1928
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Herald Classified Section
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KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
WHERE PAHTICULAr PEOPLE
BUY TMtIR DRUGS
Coral J. Sabo
Sleoonrnplicr Notary
Afcounlnnl
SOS llopka llltlg
rhonc tit
Second-Hand
Goods
Now nml Old, All Klniln
"1 will Irailo with you"
H. S. Gooding
236 Mala 8t.
rioloir tb Courlbouno
ivniniw i'iin.i.i.ii
I'lnlo (Hum, Ranldonce nnd
otflca wlndown rlranod
Klenr wnxinR nnd pnllnhliiK homo
cloBiilns and janitor aurvlca -A.
M. Itlmili-it
Phono SOO-W. noa. 137 N. 8th
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Dr. Philip Cole
Onnornl rruotlca of IJonllalry
Opon Kvcnlnts by Aipolutnunt
rhooo COO ' -518 M.nln
Over Moo's Storo
Brown, the Roofer
General Hoofing nnd Repairing;
rilONK OHH
SCANDINAVIAN
ROOMS
(In Scandinavian Hall)
. Are now ready for
occupancy
?5 now modern rooms
$6,00 per week and up
FOR SEEDS THAT
ready at 6
PtBMANCNT CONSTRUCTION
JI'Ai'luslvp l,li'i'iiw;d Miiml
fiirltiicni fur .
Thr now Concroto llollow-Wnll
Iiulldliiu Ilrii'k Tor Foundu
tloim, Walls, llulldlngj, utv.
Abaolulnly Flro and Wcathor
I'raof at a cost lima than any
other t u rm of maaonty.
Stono-Tllo construction ollm
Inati's upkeep expense,' Is In
destructible, nud li npprovod
by tho best architects nnd
builders,
I'necelleil iw a base for
Nliirro flnUh
( us Kklliuiito Your ,1ob
(Mil nml Market. J'lioue 5H'JW
Concrete Pipe Co.
Play Cards
Cigars and Clgnroltos
Soft Drinks Barber Shop
Lunch Room
M. & M.
SOLO PARLOR
Ilouenth tbo Pino Tree
BOSTON BEAUTY
SHOP
Winters Building'
f.n.l rtn.fntnra
1 Imllvtillliil TlnotllS
Violet ray facial nnd ecalp
treatments, facial paclis, mar
colllng, nnd shampooing.
For, appointment Plibn,o 311 W
I NP.LL1K (lltANT.'Wop.
irectory
NEW
ORIENTAL BEAUTY
SHOP
MAItOAIIKT CALLAIIKN
Is now assisting In ths Orien
tal Beauty Shop, doing all linos
In beauty culture. Your pat
ronage will bo apperlcarfd.
Next door to Western Union
626 MAIN STREET
Mnko appoibtmonls. Phone 615
J. H. DRISCOLL
Upstairs in the
Hart BIdg.
All Kinds of
INSURANCE
A. H. COMBS
Private Homos House Cleaning.
Floor Waxing and Polishing
Janitor Work and Window
Cleaning
Phi 3G6 Klamath Falls, Ore.
DR. J. G. GOBLE
OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN .
709 Main St. Phone 133-W
Make and grind Glasses. Dupli
cate broken lenses, repair frames
J. C CLEGHORN
CIVIL BNGINKFJl '
AND SUHVKYOll
Phono 192-J 133 S. Rlvorsldo
DR. F. R. GODDORD
QSTEOPATHIS PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Offlco anil Residence Phono 321
I. O. O. Tcmplo
I f
Fred Westcrfeld, D. D. S.
;' X-Rny Laboratory
' Loomls Bulldlne; ,
' ', Phone 434-W ,
, Klamath Falls, Oregon
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
Finished Work Flat Work
"Put Your Duds In Onr Suda"
. Rough Dry
Phono 154. Cor Alain & Congress
G R O W-iM U R PHEY'S SEED
Chicken and Dog Feed and Remedies-
WHITE ROADS GIVE
DRIVERS VARIETY
OF EYE AILMENTS
LONDON, March' 31. Tho ISW
or v.'lil to aurfaeed roads of Kn
lund, at wlili' Ii llio Ini riiinljis num
ber ot automubllo drivers are com
pelled to guzo Intently In giildltiK
their speeding cars, uro causInK a
mass of in in r eye troubles, accord
ing la Arthur L'piron in a. recent ad
drois befors tbo Institute of Op
ticians. Wblto roads reflect tho harmful
aclinic rays, and Mr. Upson recom
mends th it roud builders mix green
colorliiK mutter with tbelr sur
facing material.
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Advertising for fraternal orders
or societies charging a regular Ini
tiation fee and cues, no discount.
Religious and benevolent orders will
be charged the regular rata for all
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Other charge Is made.
Want ads and reading notices will
tie received up to 12 noon on the
day of Issue.
hirst insertion per line liic
Two Insertions per line 1.1c
Tluco Insertions per line 80c
Four IiutcrtloiM per lino 23c
Work (0 times) per lino 30c
One month ............. ......per Hue 73c
I NEW TODAY
WANTED Woltress to take core
of tables and assist the cook In
logging camp. State age, exper
ience. If married or single and
give references. Write Box SI.
care Herald. 31-1
For Rent
8-room house, on paving; ar
ranged tor two families; good
lawn and nhado trees;, good
garage; large garden spot; an
opportunity for raising chlck
ons. , '1
For Sale
'Two-room house, completely
furnished. Two large lota; on
California avenuo. $1250. S250
will handle. Balnnco $26 por
month.
)ee
R. H. Maley
703 N. 9th St.,
Phone 726-W
Edward B, Ashurst
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
. Suite No. C, Loomls Uldg
Phono 227
W. K. and .1. K.
PATTERSON
Contracting l'liintcrs y
630.. S. 6th. Phone 582-J
H. E. ROSKAMP
.Contractor and Builder
See Me Bofore You Build -.Phono
672
. flesldonco 1020 Jofforaon
NEW TODAY
flAIIY CHICKS P.. I. Keds, even In
color and r'(d to the skin; liitrred
, Hocks, lilack Minorcas; Clolden
fluff and White leghorns, Tm
crcd und Tom llurron Hlralrs.
Knoch Crews, Scabright, Calif.
31-2
LOST Fart ColIIo dog. s.'x months
old, color yellow, with white spot
i on breast. A n s w e r g to name
Bogue. Finder call 342-M. 31-1
FOK KK-N'T Strictly modern five
room apt. Phono 312. 31-2
FOR 8ALB Or will trade for lot,
ono span of horses, welxht 3300;
also ono u.wd saddle and bridle.
Inquire 303 WasliliiKlon. Phone
28H-W,. 31-2'
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms hath
adjoining near H o r a Id office.
127 North gth St. 31-2
HOIJSK FOR 8AI.B, $800; terms.
Four rooms and brcakfar.t room:
unfurnished. 1000 California Ave
31-2
LOST Small roll of currency near
. American Nat. Bank. Flndr
please phone 100. 31
FOR RENT Comfortable sleeping
rooms, close In. suitable for two
gentlemen. 1149 Pine. 31-2
FOR RENT Bedroom, use of phone
and bath. Phone 237-M. S21
Wiashlngton. 31-1
FOR SATiE Elk teeth, unmounted,
t'ntil Saturday evening only.
Some very fine ones to select
from. $5 to 320 each. Dr. Goble;
Optomotrlst, 709 Main. 31-2
CAR OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for the kindness and
sympathy shown us during our re
cent hereavement, alsi for the beau
tiful floral offerings.
Mrs. Letta Garllck and Family.
Mr. and Sfrs. F. R. Garllck and
Family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Remington.
FOR RENT
FOR REXT Sleeping room close in.
Furnace heat. Phone 144J arter
0:30 P. M. ' 30-31
CALL FRANK'S BAGGAGE, LINE
tor moving trunks and light haul
, lng. Phone 850. Corner 8th and
I Main. M1S-A18
FOR RENT 3 room house In Shlp
pington. Inquire at 224 Main St.
Phone 246IR. 28-28
I LOST AND FOUND
LOST Roll of Currency between
Klamath Rooms and First Nation
al bank. Reward it returned to
HoraW. 30-31
LOST S I g m a Chi pin. Finder
: please return to Herald office. 27 f
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine sl.-
tid your system of Catarrh or Dcafnesr
caused by Catanh.
Sold fry druggists fin ortr 40 ytm
O. I. CHENEY &. CO Toledo. CKnV
CHAS S. HOOD
Real Estate, Fire Insur
ance, Surety, . Contract
and Judicial bonds
Chiloquin, Oregon
Klamath Lodge
Directory
K. of C. Council No. 2255
Meetings: 8 P. M.
2nd and 4th Tuesdays
.Lyceum Hall, ' 8th and
High Visiting Knights
welcome
Chas, Patterson, O. K.
B. P. 0. ELKS Meets
Thursday evening. Visit
ing members welcome.
Elks Temple, 3rd & Main
Leslie Rogers, Exalted
Ruler. Tom Doliell, Seo.
American Legion
Klamath Post No. 8
Meetings 1st and 3rd
RHP?. TiKtsdnvj. flourt House
t: f. UIjWS. uom or.
Pbone 652-W
i
Yellow Ffont, Opposite Postoffice
WANTED
T A 111- K BOAICDKRH "WANTED
P r I v a t e family. 927C Klamath
Avenue. 25-31
HOARD AND ROOM suitable for two
men. (larago. 223 N. 7th Street.
Ono block from Main. 30-1
WANTED Girl for housework.
Phone or write. Mrs. Robert S.
Adams, Merrill, Ore. . 30-2
COMPETENT WOMAN wishes any
kind of n n r a I n g. References.
Phone 480M. 27-2
WINDOW CLEANING, Janitor work
and wall paper cleaning. Phone
135W. H. Franklin. 28-3'
FARM HAND WANTED. No milk
ing. General farm work. Mar
, rled man preferred. P. C. Carl
on, 1 'f, mile west of Spring
Lake school house. 28-31
WANT HENRY RIFLE which loads
at breech, also olJ gun catalogs.
L. D. Salterlec. 4.18 forest Ave.
' West, Detroit, Mich. 28-AS
CARPENTER, construction and
buIVdiog work done and guaran
teed. Same attention to small
jobs as the big ones. Work com
pleted In the shortest possible
time. No delays. Free estimates
given. See me before letting your
contract. I can gave you time and
m o n ey. Thomas Bomar, 7otel
Baldwin. Phone &". M21-A21
VIOLLN AND PIANO instruction by
Z. Peters, accredited by State
Board of Education, given In
pupUs . h o m e by appointment.
Phone 451-W oetween 8 and 9
a. m. each day except Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. M14-A14
DRESS MAKING Mrs. L. G. Lage
Jion, 133 N. 4th St. F25-M25
WELL DRILLING Vochatzer Bros.
1731 Melrose. Phone 225R. We
get water. Also Install " water
system. M12-A12
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Model 35 Knox Tractor
first class condition, run 2000
miles, trailer for same, has 10 in.
steel wheels. Outfit cost stooo.
Will sell for $3000.00. Glover's
Garage, Redding, Calif. M30-A4
FOR SALE HIRE OR TRADE
Heavy work horses. Robert S.
Adams, Merrill, Ore. M2S-A28
FOR SALE Eight good logging or
farm horses from J7a. to SloO
per head. Inquire from Supcrin
tendent of Owen-Oregon Lumber
' Co. Camp 1, Butte Falls. Oregon.
M30-A4
FOR SALE Ford Bug. Motor just
overhauled. 1028 High. 30-3
FOR SALE 4 room modern house.
Phone 766. : ' . 30-31
FOR SALE Logging outfit, horses.
harnesses. Holt caterpillar, log
t r u c k 8. three : auto trucks for
hauling logs or lumber. Steam
donkey, camp cook house utensils
and camp bedding, on terms or
exchange for other property: At
camp near Chiloquin. J. J. Steiger
. 30-4
FOR SALE! Attractive, new modern
dwelling with lot. For quick salo,
only $1800. Part cash. Balance
easy terms. 1481 Alameda Avo.
Phono 629-J. 30-4
FOR SALE White Leghorn baby
chicks from Tancred Royal and spec-
ial pens $10.00 per 100. Hatch
every Monday. Circular. Hnry
!- Tarratt. Corning, Calif. M7-A7
HYDRAULIC JACK FOR SALE, 15
ton; reasonable. Western Trans
fer. , 25-31
FOR SALE $220 Mahogany fin
ished Edison phonograph. Slight
ly used. 90 rocords. Less than
halt prico. Phone 328AY1 2S-29
FOR SALE 20 foot motor boat.
4-cy. Marine engine. Call 71.
! 25-31
FOR SALE From 70 to 100 head
cattle. Durham stock. Price $30
head, calves, thrown In. G. W.
King, Montague, California. 26-1
ACCREDITED HAJtY THICKS
WHITE LEGHORNS
from carefully selected TWO YEARS
nnd OLDER hens mated to HOLLY
WOOD. HANSON nnd TANCIRED
male birds of high trapnost rocords.
BROWN LEGHORNS (Willlnms
strain), BARRED ROCKS. R. I.
REDS and BLACK MlNORCAS
(Special 2-A aivd Flock mattings).
Our 25th vear of successful hatching
ORLAND HATCHERY
ORLAND, GLENN CO., CALIF. 25tf
FOR SALE IfliRK OR TRADE
Heavy work horses. Robert S.
Adams, M.orrlll, Oregon. M24-A24
FOR SALE 80 acres good land, 43
ncrcs uwler irrigation; small
house nnd barn, on Market road.
Only $35.00 per ncro. Five Hund
red dollars will handle it. Very
easy terms or will take city prop
erty in exchange. Phono 516. 20tf
ST ORE 906 MAIN
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE "
April Fool's Party at Masonlo
Temple, Tuesday Evening, Mnrch 31.
All Masons, Eastnrn Stars. Job's
Daughters, Do Molays und Frlonds
invited. 30-3i
423.60, $29.50 arid $'32.50. highest
gratlo all wool suits. Tallored-to-measure.
Guaranteed. 1004
Main. M26-1
Jane Snedicor will bo 'at Mordotf
and Wiolf's Store Friday and Satur
day, April 3 and 4 to organize and
teach classes n docoratlvo Art.
Bring your problems to her. 30.8
NOTICE Spring seeding and plow
ing rule Lake ana Marst) land.
See me for qnlck and satisfactory
work. A. E. Book, 1310 Mnnsneto
street. F27-M37"
GRADUATE NUTtSES Registry, call
day or night, -251 I F St. Phona
E96-J. .- M2-A2
WILL DO LAUNDRY work at horns.
Work guaranteed. Phone 330WV
. 27-2
LOOK YOUR BEST in a "Roberti
Salt." Hand tailored to your
measure. Now ' showing Spring
and Summer lines. Phone 109
and I will call with samples.
A. R. Renner. M9-A9
LEGAL NOTICES ,
NOTH-E TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State ot
Oregon, for Klamath County.
In the Matter of tho Estate of '
HUGH DENN.EHY, Deceased. I
NOTICE IS HBRE1BY GIVEN ' to
the creditors of said deceased and
all persons Interested (a his estate,
to present their claims to the under'
signed, the duly appointed adminis
trator of said estate, at the bffice
of J. H. Carnahan, ln the Loomls
Building, in Klamath Falls, Oregon,
within six months from and after the
24th day of March, 1925, the date ot
the first publication ot this notice.
JOHN H. DENNEHY,
Administrator of the Estate of
Hogh Dennehy, Deceased.' .
M 24-31, A 7-14-21.
XOTTCE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of an execution and
order of sale dul Issued by the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Klam
ath County. State of Oregon, dated
March 2. 1925, in a certain suit in
the said Court, wherein State of
Oregon, represented by and acting
through the World War Veterans'
State Aid Commission, as plaintiff,
recovered judgment and decreo
against William C. North (also some
times known os V. C. North), and
Gladys North (also sometimes
known as Myra North), formerly 'ths
wife of said William C. North; John
Thorson (also sometimes known as
John Thorsen), and Algot Westman
(also sometimes known as A. West
man ) , defendants, for . the recovery
ot the sum of $1584.00, principal
sum, together with $'48.00, being in
stallment of Interest and amortiza
tion payment due on said loan Aug
ust 31, 1924, together' with interest
on said amounts computed at 6 per
cent per annum from said last men
tioned date, together with the
amount of $95.69 expended by plain
tiff tor and on behalf ot defendant,
William C. North, and in order to
protect the plaintiff's mortgage Sec
urity herein, togother .with plain
tiff's costs and disbursements here
in) taxed at $47.85 and attorney
fees in the sihn of $150.00.
NOTICE is hereby given that I
will, on. Saturday, April 4, 1925, at
the front door of the Court House
in Klamath Falls, Klamath County.
State of Oregon, at the hour of ten
o'clock in the forenoon of the said
day, sell, at public auction', to the
highest bidder tor cash, the follow
ing described real property, tc-wlt:
Tho North 80 feet of Lot 39T,
Block no, Mills Addition to the City
f Klamath Falls, Oregon, according
to the duly recorded plat thereof, in
tho office ot the County Clerk Of
Klamath County, Oregon.
taken and levied upon by me as the
property ot the said defendants, or
so much thereof as may be neces
sary to satisfy the said judgment la
favor of the said plaintiff and
against the said defendants, wlth'ln
terest thereon, together with attor
ney's fees, as nforesald, and together
with nil costs and disbursements
that liava or may accrue herein.
BURT E. HAWKINS,
Sheriff ot Klamath County, Oregon.
(March 3, 10. 17, 24, 31). :
COUNTY TREASURER'S KOTKJH
Notice Is hereby given that there
are funds In the County Treasury tor
the redemption of Klamath County
General Fund Warrants protested
on or before September 26, 1917.
Interest on the same will cease
from this date.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
this 25th day of March, 1925." "
VERA HOUSTON,
M26-27-28-30-31 County Treasurer'.
COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICH
Notice Is hereby given that there
are funds in the County Treasury tor
the redemption: of Langoll Valley
Irrigation District Warrants protest
ed on or before November 14, 1924.
Interest on the same will qease
from thin date. .
Dated at Klnmnth Falls. Oregon,
this 27th day of Mnrch, 1925.
M2S-30-81, Al-2 County Treasure
sure j.