Thuiwluy, November G, 1925
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Page Seven
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OPTOMETRIST - OPTICIAN
lit! Vain rtt. Phono 183-W
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nr brakiin leoei. repair framm
Dr. Philip Cole
(Juaaral Practice ot Dnnllitr?
Open Rinlnif br ppolntraen.
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J. C CLEGHORN
CIVIl, BNOINBBR
AND 8UUVEY0R
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MnntlDRa: 8 P. M
2nd and 4tb Tuuudayi
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Mrs. Willard Johnson
Teacher of Piano
Oni Hour IMWB a mtk Ud
prlvUwt i own work in
tOmpOiltiOD, lilittory of uiu
lc, our iratnlnit. uto.
RemMHM i0uu OallnwaliJ
Phono 790 W
Studio 503 3rd St. Ph.M41J
Vochatzcr Bros.
wki.i. iuuiJJXiia
Phone 226-R
1731 lelroBe
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intoma. Prtow Raaaonabl
fWRMANKNT coNamuc-noM
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The nea Oonret Hoiio-Wa
. aolldlng Brlok tor Pound.
.1 .ma Walla. Hull, linn- atr
Ahaolatelj
Proof at a
.thar form
Tire and Wektb
ooat leaa than ao
n maaonn
stouB-Tlia oonatrnotlon ellm
inatoa apkeep expenae, la In
loatruotlUln. and la approved
kjr tha koat arcbltecte and
bntldera
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Htaroo tinlah
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Concrete Pip Co.
Work
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Transfer Co.,
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DUMB BELL
XOTICK FOB I'UBMCATION
Dopnrtiiicpt of tho Interior. U. S.
l.imd Offlt-n nt l.akovlow. Orniton.
October 14. 1925. No. 012321.
Nollec la lmrevby given that Al
fred Cummin, of Dorrln. (!allfor.
pja, who, on October 29, 1924. mnrto
Ilouieatead Entry Act June 9, 1910.
No. 012321. for E SVf t . Section
33, Tomiahlp 40 8., Hango 7 B, Wll
Inmcttv Mefl.llnn, has filed notlco of
Intention to niako Three Year Proof,
to eHlabllah claim to the land above
doBcrlhcd, beforo C. R. DeLap, Clerk
of tho County Court, at Klamath
Kalla. Oregon, on tho 8th day of
Decomuor. 1925.
Claimant names na wltnesBea:
V .alter Nichols, S.
H. Iteevoa, Ned Connley, all of DorrlB.
Cnllforuln.
f. P. LIGHT.
Rcglater.
Oct. 19 - Nov. 18 (30 Con-tosc. days)
Beginning with
Saturday the 24th
The Altamont Auditorium
(Under Now Management)
will give rogular
Wednesday and Saturday
Night Dances
Good floor and good music. All
convenience!!.
(inllowny's Orelieatrn
EVERETT TRUE
. : I'Vts f-lNi
MUST RCirt'D
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V ntLMbSS- VMELL.1M GLAD To KNOW
JT If HE WAS A MAN INSTEAD
IV OF A CAKE EATING 6WEK.
I KOVJ MUCH MOHEi
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i'AMT TO WASTE MY. T1MCS "RtSAI M3,
Novels1. T-'lNNT -3TUTvr THAT'S
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mm i .
Iwe'jpLjiD 3a-T SNOUSH OV? THAT iii
Lower Swan Lake
I,. (,. Arnult mnd" inrliieii
trip
to Klumuth FallvTburHilay.
Mm. (ilml's Slllea Bn.l Mrs. Nora
Trammel spent the w" r
neighborhood, i
John Giueomlnl of ll
Oil company wan a' bui
In Kwun Lake Tuesdu
end In tlio
standard
I iu visitor
of Klamath
ttia Arnett
employed in
Hv. Yarnea uml wii
Kul Ik were cullers m
honus TtlOlday evenln
I. B. HI lies, who Is
Mlllii A.l.lltlon, spoilt the woek-ond
with his family.
Mrs. Li, U. Arnett anil Mrs. IJella
Nlelmls and their aotn Paul Arnett
ami Irving Nl.-hola, attended the re
ception for the high school fresn
men in Klamuth Pallr I'rlday night
and report a very enjoyable pro
gram. Carl fltllee Is worklnt- for J. Hill
Turner In Klamath .'Ha.
Elols Robin of KlainuUi Falls, for
merly of Swan Luke, wan a caller
lu the neighborhood Tnoaday. ,
A pleasant Hallow. ', m party was
held ut the home of Mr. and Mrs.
P. E. Utiles, Saturday night, Games
and music were the amusement of
the evening. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hoaUMU. Thorn-pr.-.i'-nt
were Mr. airl .Mrs. P. E.
Stiles, Mr. and Mm. L. L. Arnett,
Mrs. tiladya'Stilea and children, Mrs.
Nora Trammel and children, Mrs.
Delia Nichols, Mlaaea Norma Stiles,
Zelnm Stiles, Iva Stlh -s. Lavena Ar
nett, Annu Stllea, Wan.la Arnett,
Mj-ssrs. Curl Stiles, Paul Arnett, Ora
Arnett, Irving Nichols. Italph Ar
nett, Glenn Stiles 'and Horace Stiles.
MARKETS
PORTI.AND. Ore.. Nov. 6.
-p)-
Cattle steady: receipts 30.
, 'Hogs nominally ateady; no re
ceipts. Sheep nominally steady; .receipts
sou on contract.
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 5. JP)
Eggs, pullets, up 2c. Current re
ceipts 47; fresh medium 4 :,!'.!.!'.:
fresh standard firsts 43 ft' 43;
fresh stundard extras 47 48. -
Butter steady. Extra cubes, city
55: stnndnrds 54; prime firsts 53;
FirstB 49; under gr.-.lcs nominal;
prims 57; cartona C8.
Milk steady. Best churning cream
55 net shippers' track in Zone I;
cream delivered Portland 59c; raw
milk 14 per cent) $2.60 cwt fob
Portland.
Poultry firm. Heavy hens 25c;
light IS; springs 2325: broilers
29 30: young white ducks 22 fp
25; dressed turkeys 40041; live
30j31.
Onions firm $1.60 a$1.70.
Potatoes firm $2.00$2.60.
Nuts steady. Walnuts No. 1, 28
31; Filberts nominal; Almonds It
32; Brazil nuts 2428; Oregon
chestnuts IS.
Cuscnra bark nominal at 6 7;
Oregon prnpo root nominal.
Hops firm; new crop clusters
24; .Fugglos 27i 28.
By CONDO
SM2;I THIS fMOy5C
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"If It's Loose We'll Move It"
CLAHHIKIKI Al ft AT KM
First lim-rtlon per line t
Two Insertion
Three liiwrtlons
I our Insertions
Week (O times)
One Month
.per line i
per line -u
per line
per line HOi
per line 7rk
25c. Ada not
Minimum marne
consecutive are charged aa ne fe.
lowing each omission.
First Tnaortlon la In "New Today"
column without extra chare. bat all
Inaertlona In that column are at tint
Insertion rate. M
NEW TODAY
FOIt HENT I room furnished
house, close in; also furnished
housekeeping room. 1143 Pine.
Phone r,cmt. 5-0
FOIt SALE Sanitary couch, dining
table, vl. trola, Iron bed, etc. Call
at 519 No. 12th. 5-7
WANTED Woman to accompany
Invalid girl to Arizona for fare.
See Mm. V. W. Burdette, Peerless
Cute, before 2 p. m. 5
WANTED "C.Meiody" saxophone.
A. Gorrellf 303 Wash. St. Phone
284W. 6
FOIt TRADE Barber chair for an
overcoat; size 37 or' 38. Inquire
Hot Springs hotel. "-!'
ROOMS FOR RENT to men; pri ;.(..
family. 350 No. 9th St. 5-7
FOR SALE 200 tons of fine hay
apply 103 So. 7th or phone 513W
SPECIAL, 2 PLY ROOFING, $2.85
per roll. Asphalt sheeting 11.75;
New England Interior spar and
floor varnish rv $3.00 per gal.
Patterson's, 630 So. Ctb. 5-11
FOR SALE As I am leaving Klam
ath Falls. I will sacrifice my car,
light Six touring in A-l shape, at
8350.00. Call at side door. 19
Walnut Ave. 5-11
WANTED Experienced young wo
man for general housework. Mrs,
J. R. Shaw. Phone 470. 5-7
WANTED Load to -Portland for
truck. Call 1S7. 5-6
FOR RENT Furnished house, hot
cold water. 334 So. 4th St. 5-6"
BARGAIN New 26 Chevrolet coupe,
run 300 miles; $200 jlov.n pay
ment. Inquire 6th St. Barber shop.
5-7
HELP WANTED Woman for gen
eral housework. 103 Washington
Street. Phone 37S. 5-7
FOR SALE
1 1924 DODGE-COUPE New rub
ber, reconditioned.
j 1 1923 DODGE TOURING Com
pletely overhauled; new top.
1 1923 DODGE ROADSTER Gruss
air shocks; bumpers, wind wings;
fog light.
1 1924 FORD COUPE
! 1 1922 DODGE COMMERCIAL
Terms on above cars. Priced righ't
for quick sale.
Wakefield Motor Co.
I 170 Main St. Phone 106 3-7 nt
FEZ. Abd-El-Krim has a big
mountain dugout In which his auto
mobile can turn around.
Claim a Florida girl had three
I husbands, but this may be only
j talk started by the real estate. men.
The Best Is the
Cheapest
lO.Vl&MT.APl.t;
And Remember that
No More.
It is one thing to buy a borne
and it is another to be satis
fied with It after you got it.
Have a house built for you, to
your order; ust as you like It,
with strong lines of individual
ity about it. You take pride In
It your friends admire it. Sat
isfactory! What's tho answer?
A liuppy family.
H. E. Roskamp
Designer and 'Builder
1732 Esplanade Phone 572
It Costs
FOB HUNT
FOIt KENT--Cabins for white men
See Collins, 724 Market. O 21--N21
FOIt RENT 4 room furnished cot'
tage, bath. Inquire 315 Lincoln.
27tf
FOIt KENT First class furnished
apartment, steam heated. McCar
thy Apartments, 030 I'lno. Phone
800. 29tf
FOIt RENT A dosirable sleeping
room for lady or gentleman. ('loe
In. 582 No. Sth St. Phone 985W.
31-7
FOR RENT Garage; 11th and Lin
coln. Phono 805W from 8 to 6.
3-5
FOR RENT Partially furnished
house. J. C. Ilrockenbraugh, 519
No. 12th St. 3-u
FOR RENT New four room modern
bungalow, close In. Inquire 216
Washington St. 3-5
FOR RENT Modern furnished ap
artment with private hath. Corner
Pine and Cedar, one block from
Main. Call 516. 16
FOR RENT Modern 3 room apart
ment, furnished; furnace heat.
Call 263W. t-6
FURNISHED CABIN
two. Phone 544J.
For one or
WANTED
WANTED Good second hand range
or cook stove. Call 451 J. 4-6
WANTED Light trucks to haul
lujnber. W. H. Kins. Bonanza, Ore.
31-1,
WANTED Woman wishes work by
hour. Call 58 5 J, mornings or eve
nings. . 3-9
WANTED 50 head of young feed
er cows. Trulove & Holloway.
Phone 575J. 223 So. 6th St. 3-9 1
WANTED TO BCY-5-75 light veal.
Trulove & Holloway. Phone 575J.
223 So. 6th St. 3-9
WANTED Married couple to live in
home ond care for two children.
Phone 731. 4-6
YOUNG MAN with some booking and
accounting experience desires po
sition. Receptive to anything of
fered. Reply 206. Herald. 4-6
eLGOMA
The Hallowe'en party held at the
school bouse Friday evening proved I
a very enjoyable affair. A short pro
gram was rendered, which contained
some very good numbers, after which
many interesting and fun-provoking
pranks and games were played. The
room was decorated with Hallowe'en
colors and figures, and Hallowe'en
bote added color to the gathering.
Pumpkin pie and coffee were served
at the conclusion of the evening, and
much credit is 'due those who took
an active part and worked to make
the affair a success.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown, former
residents of Algoma, were here visit
ing Mrs. Brown's sister, Mm. P.
Winfrey, and greeting old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Julien Abbot are en
joying a visit from Mrs. Abbott's
mother. Mrs. Fenwick of Idaho. Mrs.
Fenwlck divides her time between
her three daughters who reside in
Algoma and Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Price and fam
ily, former residents of Alcoma.
were visiting friende in Algoma on
Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Conner. Mrs. J. A. Wind
sor and Mrs. B. J. Loftsgaajrd were
stopping in Klamath Falls Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoffman are
th? proud owners of a new Nash
enclosed car.
Mrs. Merle Hoover, who has been
the guest of Mrs. B. J. Loftsgaard
for the past ten days, hns returned
to her home in Beud. Mrs. Hoover
formerly was a nurse in the Klamath
Valley hospital and enjoyed renewing
old acquaintances.
TO KEEP ESTATE
The large William H. Egan estate
ono of the old farm estates of the
Williamette valley, will be kept in
tact, according to final account be
ing filed by Albert J. Egan. son
and executor, who states that while
money on hand was not sufficient !
for the purpqso a mortgage was
executed in order to meet, accumu
lated expenses against the estate,
and that disbursements have been
made to meet all such claims.
The final account shows that the
estate Is posesssed of real property
in Marlon county valued nt $37,600,
and real property In Yamhill coun
ty of a $2500 value, while persoml
TOR HALE
FOR 8ALE-I0 bond fine wool Ram
boulllot lu.cka. Call or write A. B.
Williams. lit. I. Box 185, AM-
' land, Ore 0 7- N 7
FOR SALF, One National ensh reg
ister, for quick sale $75. Inquire
W. C. Van Emtnon, Hart Building,
phone 403. 26-7
FIFTY FOOT FRONTAGE on 6th St.
150 ft. deep, with smnli modern
store, priced at (4,000. Louis
Gervals, Algoma, Ore. 0 27-N 87
FOR SALH Four door 11)21 For.:
sedan. Good condition; terms. Cnil
Is !. between 8 n. m. and 5 p. n..
30 5
WHIZZ A XT I FREEZE protects your
radiator. For sale at Acme Motor.
3-1 d
FOR SALF. 2 work horsos, weight
about 1350; also harneis, almost
new. $175.00 for both. Inquire
route 1, Box 7. Mills Addn. 2-7c
FOR SALE 130 head range ewes,
In good condition, priced right.
O'Connor Bros., Klamath Falls,
Merrill Route. 2-7
WHIZZ A NT I FREEZE is cheaper
and easier than draining your ra
diator -don't go another day with
out some. For sale at Acme Motor.
S-iO
FOR SALE 4 room house, ono
block from Mills school, and East
Main street. Price $1750; terms.
503 Martin street. 2-7
FOR SALE My entire herd of pure
bred Shorthorn cattle from feder
al accredited tuberculosis - froo
herd. One bull 9 montlis old, one
bull calf. 15 cowb and heifers, 12
of breeding age. Prices right for
quick sole. W. B. Lindsay, Merlin,
Josephine county, Oregon. 2-14
REE THE ACME MOTOR today for
your Whizz anti freeze. 1-10
FOR SALE Heater practically new,
complete $16.00. 1117 East St. 3-5
ANTI FREEZE INSURANCE Is writ
ten by Whizz. Get some today at
Acme Motor, 6th and Oaf St. 3-10
FOR SALE 1000 quarters of beef.
at a low price. Phone 525J. Tra
' love & Halloway. 223 So. 6th St.
3-9
FOR SALE -5 dozen Plymotb Roc't
pullets. Trulove & Holloway.
Phono 576J. 4-6
SECOND HAND COOK STOVES all
sizes. Will trade. Gooding, 236
Main St.. below the court house.
4-6
FOR SALE Setter English-male two
years trained on quail and ducks.
House broke. "Price very reason
able. Inquire at Kennel on high
way to Pelican City. Write LucUe
Redner. Box 171. 4-6-
FOR SALE or trade for car: 1 28
foot launch equipped with new 16
horse Dunn engine. Inquire at
store at Modoc Point. 4-1 0
MISCELLANEOUS
WINDOW CLEANING, Floor wax
ing, house cleaning and Janitor
service. References. A. M.
Rhodes. Phone 3 SOW. 7tf
HEADQUARTERS for Manhattan
Woolen Mills. If it's made of wool,
we have it; also Paragon mode-to
-measure ladies' coats. 522 So. 5th
St. Phone 456M. 1 will call to show
my line. (Bonded). Absolute sat
isfaction guaranteed or money re
funded. Mm. Beatrice Cory.
811 Oil-
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to get
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT.
633 Main street. Phone 624. tf
SHOES REPAIRED BY MAIL
Send them to the Ooodyear Shoe
Repair Shop. 121 N. 8th St. We
pay the return postage.
25c BUNDLES OF PAPER
office.
Herald
tf-nt
PIANO TUNING W. H. Morgan, at
the Earl Shepherd Co. 2-7
MRS. LENA DAVIS has opened dress
making parlors at 1040 High St.
Alterations a specialty. Youi pat
ronage solicited. Phone 568J. 3-5
LOST AND KOI'ND
$100 REWARD I will pay ono
hundred dollars for Information
that will lead to tho conviction of
the thieves who stolo a trunk and
wearing apparel from the bunk
house on n.y ranch. Information
will be considered confidential,
ltex E. Bord. 1-10
property was valued at $1566. Tito
farm property of tho .-state In 'Mar
ion county Is north of here and tho
ranch Is considered un exceptionally
fine one. Salem Capitol JouraaL
Nine Eskimos have arrived in New
York. Cops should watch them. Thev
may get jobs firing apartment far-
nnceB.
PHONE 87
906 MAIN