The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 12, 1928, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text.5 Ffl.lav, Oi'U.W 12. 1028. CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per word saeh insertion,' 2 cants) per waek 10 diicountt Pr two week 15 diicounti per month 20 discount All classified ads mutt bo cash. Minimum per advertisement 25 cent. LOST AND FOUND LOHT-Hlrnyod fnim my plan, nn ; POEMS wt In music. Musler Morrill road, dark colored Tll-j craft Huutf Publishers, Seattle. Iiiimmk Jersey holfur. 1 years I . 24-201 oiil. Kliiilur please iiiiiuy l . i. (Hhsim or tilmiiu l&lo-W. Itu ward. I I.OST 1 Hold cuff link. Hmnll ! Sdlumnnd In una llu and 'small Haphlro In .other side. ! Reward leave at Herald office.. Mf LOHT--lllark spaniel pup. Hfj turn to 123 8. Riverside. Re ward. "ir-rtrvuTjTjiAn.nrn'1 ------ - - ; WANTED WANTKII Hoarders III Jirlvnle family, III Almiimlii street. : I'limin 1S80.J. 11-21 RANTED Ladle X"" , spam I lino profitable, ram $6 i In 17 a day; umer ore iioum II. why not youT fall or write j ... v. . .... a n.:ti . .1.... R". -. - - WANTKII Woman for ai-imral ! buUM-work. Apply II" :?'; llnrald. ll-l WANTKII Two blKli-rluiMi radio al.iutn lo n'll I ho fuinoua I'ronluy llni': .must b prodiir rra and furnish sallfat:lory ri f arauins: an allrarllvo proposl- Mlim to Ihr right kiud of nun. ..nu Auto Co., 7lh and Klainnih. ll-3t WANTKD Palntln. apr hana Ins. Intnrlor docoratlua. Work auarautttod. Cbaa. C. Walknr. l-ncno 179-V. 1U-21 WANTKD iJidy bouavkrupur for modorn rounlry bonus mut bo good cook, llox 327 Hvrnld. I .... .l.t. WANTKD Olrl for general toe work. AudIt - til i mornings. 1U-31 WANTKD Hooiners and board-', , ers. n'oilorii home. Phono j '; IJH-H. 2122 N. Oak. -! FOR SALE r'lllt 8AI.K Two thouaaud year- Hug ewea and 3noo ewa lambs. ' I'. O. Dog ti4, Lakeview, Ore. 11-St. fUlt HAI.K IduO Weruer pis) or I piano, like new, $75 worth of ' rolls, I3UU cash. 2U& Pino at. ! ll-3t i All BALK 1 and 12-fool plate i glass moat rases, one 2V-lb 1 sausag atuffer. cheap. Phone :1112-W. 1434 Warden. t-3t FOU HAI.K Cheap. Itoaiaiiranl, i money maker. P. O. Hog 735. 1 ll-f rOll BALK No. 1 cleaned used , . brick, any amount, 1 cent each. I'hone, 1430. -0l' 01t BALE Flrat class bslod : t alfalfa hay. t.V mlloa 8. E. of I I Klamath Falls or wrlto Joel ' Tramel. Box 1151. ' 28-12t WK HAVE THE BAUOAINS In New and I'sed Furniture. Linoleum. Stores, Rugs and Sewing Machines. Liberal Credit Terms. our Big I . Good Will Campaign I . Is now going on. ? ! .. . Sou us (or full details. KLAMATH KUIINITURK CO. . 1011 Main 8t. Pbouo 8(4 FOR RENT r OK ItK.NT d riKiiu house com pletely furnialrad uiiest new furniture, uud ouu 3-room uiMirtmiint, nil first class' new furniture, '4 blocks north of Msln st.. on pavomenr. Phono 1127. Inquire 628 Muin Kt. &-6t FOR RENT We can tare yon big money at the Arcade Hotel Apartments, furnished com pletely, eleetrle rsngns, linen, dishes and telephones ; or rooms with private baths at real cut rates. Special rates at the Arcade Garage to steady tenants of the Apartment and guests of the Arcade Hotel. -Mt-JI ,'OU HKNT Three-room house t partly furnished. ' I'liouo 288-J. Or call nt 260 Rogers. 11-31 FOR RENT Thro o-roomed apt., with garage; will furnish. ' tl'hoiio Hli or 192-W. 10-8t '" J'OR KENT Comfortably fur- nished room In furnace-hculcd ! home, cor, 2nd and High "ts. f Phone 244. . 10-6t HOARD and Hon in, oxcollcnt. ptl v vale homo. 430 Adums. 10-Gt KOIt KENT Three-room house, a purtly furnished. Phono 4 43. J . v fi-3t KOIl RENT T'o-room furnlhli- ti house. 2035 Orogon nvo. I " ' FOR KENT Steam honied apart- menta. Rex Arms. . $-6t . FOR RENT Room for gentle man, close In. -413 High St., , phone 730-R. 8-6t KOR RENT Four-foom itnfur I nished apartment, cor. Lincoln mid Second. Phone 976. 8-3t OR RENT Furnished heated sleeping rooms; close In, reas onable. 10211 Jefferson St., ..t..,..A ten fi.r.l MISCELLANEOUS ..ADIU .Hawvii'K or an ram.i , Repairing, etc Parte, auni.iii of all kind. Custom set build-, Inx. William Long. Phonal lir.l.M Maa arirfraaa. I72li Menloway - 80-lin 'IT IK. Hnrvlro Shoot Molal Shop. Anything III sheet mulal. Hot air furiiura a sperlulty. Ccrner lib and Hroad HI. 11-201 TO EXCHANGE FOR HAI.K ll( TIIAIIK -Hotel In small town, doing $oo per molilli: rom-rolo blila.. I&HOO, my mully i.lilOu, fimt inorl Kaan I22UII, lurina & yi'r: or will iruiln my piiuliy for aood boufi. linx 151 Lylo. Wh-Ii. lorn MHt KALK OH TKAUK -For proMny, 127 tlrrat His Willys Knlxht SI'llHB, woiidirful inn ill I Inn' . WlilpiHil-KiilKliI Hali-s Co. I'liouo HUB. lu-tf TO TIIADK Angora blllxout for Anaoru lilllyaoal or nanny. Hox IIS, Morrill, Ore. o.&( FOR SALE Real Estate rott HAI.K Hy nwnar. h 0 arrva of flrnt rlnas dorp sandy limin aull, partly .Improved, pari Ir rlaalvd. balania could bo Irrl Italad, on luarkot road. 135 M-r arrv, vasy tvrma. 213 Codur. (If FOH HAI.K UU THADK Fur , Ii l lied cam i of ten collages at fHtsth and Adams. Price 1 7 Coo. Phone. Rli-J. . 13-261 ' '.. , . 7 rmnn bouses. Kasy paymenl. 29-l2t 8H4-J. For Bale ALTAMONT ACRES Bocoud Addition -, Two inlloa from illy, tiood roads. Irrigation, city water and light. Tho best soil: close to school. Kasy terms, dlarouut fur cash. Buy some of thoe lots and watch thorn grow Into money. PEYTON CO., Agents 116 Main Phone CIS - 11-tf BUSINESS CHANCES - - - ( BEFORE INVE8TINO In farm- i. .4. ... r... n. mi.. D..U. Co.. Lakarlaw. for fine. Im- proved. Irrigated farms, rnllyiaatlc football lengne. paid water rlghta. . 7s per acre. Ji to 10 yeara to pay. lS-tl NEW TODAY HOY CALLS- t'KKD CAR SPECIALS 1928 Htudeluiker. dicta tor Hpurt Itoadster. - $775.00 1928 Durant 4, conch only. Ilka new $560. 00 ID27 Oakland Coupe .... $000.00 1928 Hodge aport rilstr$r76.00 1927 Star 6 Sedan $525.uu 1920 Nash Victoria ..... $7110.00 1925 Slur 4 couch $250.00 1926 Essex ooach ... $285.00 1.92.1 light 6 Studebaker Hi'dun. first cIiihs $325.00 Wn liavii n few clieup cars loilay, HiMirlHl. I i'..r.i .,..,.iu., i,i. i.. t r..i mi i Fonl luurlug good, run- I iilug order $50.00 Overland touring, runs good $25.00 24 Nnoli siH-elul touilliK. $225.00i 192.1 Miixwt'N toiiriiiK good shuie $175.00 1925 Star touring $150.00 and u number of others too nn- juoroiis to mention. Como in uml look them over. ROY CALL'S used ear lot. Corner Sill and Pino. Seo Jerry. 42-lt iiwur.M New 3 room strictly modern homo in Hot Springs Addition; 011 paved street. Price $2700. Good terms. IIOMK 4 rooms, bath, . full concrete huscinent with garuge In basement : good lot. lawn, re taining walls, concrete driveway and walks. Located oti paved street In good district. Price $3160.00; terms. Two good lots on Pacific Ter race at a surriflro, Ono for $750.00 rash. One for $650.00 rash. ., T. U. WATTEKS C20a,.Maln St. Phono 666 12-3t WANTED One thousand dol . inrs at ten por cent for 5 years. Interest monthly. J. M. Ilowliiiiil, 220 . F.ldorudo.-. 12-61 FOR HKNT 3 room houae, part ly furnished. Phono 4 43. 12-llt FOR SALE Service station nud Auto Laundry doing good busi ness!" Half cash and ha I unco easy terms or will take car, light truck, cows or hofsos. Goo. Highland. 1:144 Esplanade. 12-41 FOU RENT Apartment, three rooms, private hath, furnace bent. Plinne 2A3W. 430 Wnsli Ingtoii. ' 12-lt EXPERIENCED nurse and cook desires work. Will .consider cooking for small crew. Phone m. mi Tnr: NEW TODAY l.'nll HAI.K -. Economy wood heat er $20. Phono 73.1 or I'Hll Hi 07 lllnli. . n.t. Take leur I'liyslrlaae prescriptions l Mix Pelican HTOI.rlN 1 11 ii u and white Drsi rompuny. 712 Muln Btroel. llwnic lilityrlu. Was lakonj(nxt dor to tlio Pino. Tree) The ulionl a week ugo fruiu Fremont 'air. I tThty use only Ihe Mali school grounds. f reward toet grado drum. All Preserlp flndr. (Hovers' Jewelry store. ' tlnns aro compounded hy UIHil Ml Mulu HI. 12-11 I phurraarlsts of yours of prl- 1 enco, and their prices Bra right. WANTKII Housekeeper. I'limm' CD Oil. 13-3t WANTED -Girl lor general hoirtework, 1211 V reticent. Phone 142a. 12-lt FOR BALK Kit. lion range, 12-tf ,,.. ,,-,, iron KENT 4 mum furnished ,i,,i. $26. Call H42W. U-:il LOST English Brlndle hull pup. J Call Ml No. 2nd. or Donarl's Pool bull. Howard. 12-H' KOIt HKNT 2 ronm parity fur n In hid hoiiso. No children. IIS. I'hiiliu 64J. 423 I'luin HI. 12-21 rOH HAI.K Now, room bouso with bath, Hose In on puvo mont. I'huna H3IK. 12-21 TO TIIAIIK 1927 . Chevrolet truck for potatoes or grnlii. Call 701. , 12-21 WANTKD Wheal, barley, oala uud rye. I'eopb'S Wurcbouw. 12 21 KOIt HKNT Two room furnish oil houae. 2U3S Oregon. I2-2I LOST IS Inch well drill bit. on l.akovlow highway near Hcsi ly. I'hune KitlO. tiulluldo reward. 12-lf FOU HAI.K OH 'THADK f.ood all room bouse, garage, largo lot. frull. free Irrigation water. Would Mill or trade fur Klamaili Falls properly. IHK Iowa Kt. Ashland. Oregon. 12-fil TO THADK & pamiengor touring car In A -one ooiidlllon for ton truck. Call at No. 0, Nevada HI. 12-21 UAUHIT FKKD. Itabhll la our meat. We aim to feed thorn right, so try our nice green leafy second crop alfalfa and Ihe best rabbit barley obtainable. We deliver Ihe goods. Peoples Warehouse. 12-2t BTOHAOK. Yes we store things. be It grain, potatoes, house hold goods, I rucks, cars. In fart "It Ha slnrahle, we atoro It." Pimples AXarohouse. ratty corner across street from New (i. N. Doxt. 12-21 . FOlt HALF - llemluglou . uuwii ji II .gauge 4u. Phone 6S. i t Rnn.SKVFI T HI I 19 TO 6 PORTLAND. Ore., Oct.. 12. If n. a a x I ' M-iiooi oi commerce i .a , . . , . . . ; i tieit-asivii iiofinrTvii Allien, ja 10 si.,! naM,i a. . . lnPll.., . " .I' "7 thrilling game on the week'o ' ,n 'on land interschol- !. ... i A blocked punt and a short run nriiind right end gave the Green Tornado its first score, j followed soon afterwards by.anl"10 wan sue haroor. according to 80-yard dash on an Intercepted I dispatches from Bucharest. The paas. uoosuveit aco'oj on an tend run In 'hi .ta- jra ouarler ) for Its onlv isin. The flnnl score by Commerce c'n:e after a series of line plunges. ARREST MAN ON CHECK CHARGE , .. . n visiting memDers welcome. ) Mt,' wanted on a war- ELKS TEMPLE. 3rd and Main, rant from Arlionn. charging Ihe'j. e. SWANSEN, Exallod Ruler, commission of n' felony bad. F. D. McMillan, Secretary. ctiecg aei, wus yesterdny urrestcd nt Algoma by Deputy Sheriff ! , , ,. ,, ' Louis Mueller. J' " brought to Klamiith ' rails and lodged In the county, Jail to await t'Xtrailitiou uud I Arliouu officers. ; CJI&5 MOVJltsl' GOOD TAX. mm Hi fSiv '" LOOHlT "TVV V L''. K- Go6r; y S5PL? if W P'l 1 . MOMEMTt) WE D IMPRF.?.SINCt eventno msium klamatii falls. onEGOfl Business Locals a,V A17-tf 1 Take My Prnu-rlplloiia To tho l'otlran Drug Btor and thy ro always rlhl. Try iheni, ' and you will also Lu aatlsflod. A17-tf Candy ami Apron Kali Will Imi ln-ksl HKiurday. Oi tobur 13, at Mlllors Murkol. by the Ml-, Hlouary sorluty or Ilia firm nap tUt lliurill. 10-3t For Your "rllilBlre Call E. II. Jotfurson, phono 10C1-J. JS-tf Honey. On approved loans. Bee Jss. H. Drlscoll. Williams Bldg. ad.U II,. r The latest Victor Iterords at Stur Drug Hloro. B27-027 A fine line of full bats at reduci-d prl c. Iho Furls. Now Millinery, 3rd Main. 12-?t Junl n-celved a large shipment i of pure rountry Sorghum M- Iumi-s at Kiin,ti-t Crocory. 12-31. Pure Cetililne luiintr Kurghum at l8iwaet"HH-ery.' "' 1 12-3t IE: TO FREE VETS Modification of Sentence of E. Beit and Emory Davis Sought ' PORTLAND, Ore. O.t. 12. A new al inept to free E. II. Host and Kmory Davis, now ser ving aeniencea In tho federal sec tion of tho county Jail for vio lation of court's instructions to stay off certain laud in the Umpqua forest, was made here today with Iho filing of an ap- iilleuiloii to modlfr lodgment. I),, w. C. Culberlson, Portland. laud Albert Abraham. Medford i atlorne)-, counsel for the two men. - l:Z .lln Jail arte they had violated Ui. ......eiAM- -ei "IB IIISIIU1IIUIII U lir IUSH VI-' ,K. . ., ...j . . . uui iuh iiii-ui iu iciiiuiu uu iaut i .in l lie i iu u is luresi vu wruru they bad cleared and settled .... a ii Lii'i uui. iiik iiiuiHHr i ricnu. VIENNA. Oct. 11. (UP)-Thlr leen of 18 passengers on a motor '""neb were drowned today In launch collided with a tug. Klamath Fall mmmm aseas-ss-ss-ss-B-ss-ssssssase LODGE, FRATFJtNAL, NOTICE C 11. 1'. O. ELKS J ' Meets every 1 Thurxlny N(ht Visiting members welcome. NEIGHBORS of WOODCRAFT Meets first and third Wednes days each month In L O. O. T. , Building. Grace H. Owens, Clark . . . 1331 Lookout St. Out Our Way OVA ATTEMPT MAC Jjrl, . ---X WELL -Tt3 MO'f -: 1 me. i'm mot Vl. WOO .cs AMveoftv Amw mvy SO I.HAI.P CA VIC Ov '1 SiNlC t,t.-;i- LUE To uyil OvEtr - v . . . . . -TVAP KlEW- MevaHBOR.. "S e?X. I . fiSaT'J j' 1 ltw. - ,'--: jv r-rivn rpiiPTiccpnrrc TY-pRinPTftP UUIMIUUUUIIU Ll UMIU Uliill ATALSMITH'S ! OFCALIFDRNIA JJIHM J&ID PUHj- 5EHH0 .JUL Vice - Pre.idential Nomi - nee Waxes Satirical Against Governor ly klAVF.TII rilAWr'OIlD I I'litted Press Staff Corrospon-d-nil JANKKVILLK, Wis.. Oct. 12. (I,'ll 8onator Charles Curtis, republican nominee for the vlce prealdvucy, acoffed at (Jovemor Alfred K. Smith's farm Telle! proposals lu a apeerh here lust night for the benefit of southern Wisconsin dairymen. Seeking to ahow that the New York governor haa no under standing of middlewestern prob lems, Curtis quoted the follow lug passage from Henry F. Prinnlo's book, "Alfred E. Umith, a critical study." "tie I Smith I has thought about farm relief too. He told me Ilist It was nis conviction that the prosperily of agriculture scientific control of rrops. He thought that exress crops might be controlled through Ihe banks. The heads of these, hu suld. should refuse tu extend credit to farmers who persisted in over production." Curtis told bis audience he bod always understood that tho weather rather than silence "hud something to do with crop control." Tho republican nominee also quoted tbo following excerpt from an Interview with Bmllh appearing the the New York I Times: . i "When the farmer stops sit- ting ou the world and begins thinking' of. keeping the rules of economics,, be will begin to help himself, .the. fact is, the farmers , are the only ones' who can save themselves." r "What a solution for the farm problem," Curtis com mented. , The senator again advocated high protective tariff oa tho necessary basis Jot any farm relief measure and again de fended his parly's record on agricultural legislation. , Curtta made several back hi. way frm SL PauL Minnil j lr crowds cheered him' at f I rorlare. Povnctte and ' Madison. I Wisconsin. xtmcK This, is lo certify that I am in no way .conected or have any- thlug .to do with The Park umoKcape to., or u. r. -- ion. and am not responsible for their bills, obligations or prom- ises. 1 EVERETT O NORD ' Personal Landscape" Service.: j : . . 12-14 1 Lodge Directory - ssssbbbbi assassssskssssassaBiaasaaBBaawawawasM-Bwi asasHaBSawawaaas. LOTAX ORDER OF MOOSB UO. O..M. - ; Moese Hall. KUm ' ath Are. 'jj i(. Jiaiscucn. oaKcri Meei every Thar ' day, 7:30 KLAHAtH Lodge no." n A. F. wad A. M- Stated ' Communication) 2nd end 4th -Mondays Visiting Brothers Welcome aOUTS BUILDING VE' A1KJT 'Svvciw L iN5M COM6 ! it. sto.u.aosx,orr. C tm v ax samec. mc -v 'Z'h' ' & K: , i . ;;- :z-- ! Johnny Hawkint Given Long Term in Peniten- t tentiary for Burglary ' I.OH AsVCELHS, ' Oct. 12. (l.'Pl Rnclely today rocovered , the fumble of Johuii Hawkins' and the yonth who won glory j on Iho fool ho II field as a mem-, per of the University of South-1 cm California team was denied ''another chance" for which he) Pleaded. He wa sentenced to serve from i lo ii years In prison for burglary. Hawkins bad declared that an Injury to the head In a football gamo was responsible for bis thefts. He pleaded guilty to and asked a sus I the charge pended sentence, "Orant me leniency and a chance to prove that I can be a usorul citizen. If then I should ,.dleD ln the slightest way. , Vi r,..,dy , cr.pl t, hard est penalty of the law,1 Haw kins said Judge Charles Krl.ke answer ed: "This court must think of j ejety. There, Is nothing in jihe reoorls of doctors who ex- ainlned you to account for youri conduct and therefore I - must pronounce sentence. "Then let me plead for my brother. Jlmniie." Hawkins ask ed. Ills brother baa been charged with aiding him in Ma crimes. .. . Woman's Realm DRESSMAKING . . HEMSTITCHING, house dresses for sale. 614 Walnut. Ph. 973. DRK-SS SHOP FRANCIS Z.KE Dress Shoppe. rie our, new smocks. (19 Klamath. ' mo Will Do It! Contractors, Tradceniea Itrpairmew, MiHceHanevoa herTicea. I CABINET WORK Sash, doors -Klamath Cabinet Shop, 616, Spring. ,1434-V. DECORATOR Ray Pierce. Shop Phone J89. Res. 1026-W. 1 FLOOR SURFACING Old floors; made new. Let na estimate. W. A.. Stevens A Son. Ph. 120. 'FLOOR SANDING Phone 871-W, i KEY MAKING Gun repairing., .920 Klamath Are. t . i PLASTERING Stucco work, i Dr or contract. T. N. Stew-1 - art. Phone 1S55-W.. ... TYPEWRITER Repairing. AH I makes. Tommy's Typowrlter, ' Shop. 204 3. 6th. Phono 1667. ! WINDOW Cleaning, janitor work. iPhone 8S1W5. KLAMATH FALLS BUSINESS CARDS CHUtOPR.lCTORS iw, einiiie vokuti DR. tAHHIL NORALL A. a; a. M: ..1 . . Graduuto of Palmer, also Pacific i College. New Painless Method. v 11 years e&perium-e. t We Rrmoye the Cause of Disease ' " 127 S. 7th St. Phone $79 . DR. GLEN MOORE Palmer Graduate Chronic and Nervous Disease New Melhase Block. 323 Main Phone 127S Opposite Court House CHURCHES SACRED HEART CHURCH Eighth and High Sts. Feige. SuudaTmaiser .V 41:80. in..,,. 1 ,n.',n t. i j iion 7-.in iv,ii.iij, ,i inu o I u ouu- days at 10:30. All aro cordially welcome at our services . CIVIL ENGINEERS J. V. ('LEGHORN 1 Civil Engineer and Surveyor i 219 High Street j C. C. KELLET ( Consulting Civil Engineer 119 So. 6th. Phone 1075 CLEANING AND DYEING Our cleaning methods revive the newness of old suits. Let os servo you, KLAMATH CLEANING: DYE WORKS Phone 408 431 Main St. HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS UH1 NO RESULTS I IIIK UtHH l.MK.i: . ! luilf Ihu flro loss fur Hvpttuibar. 8AI.K.M. Oro.. Oct. 12. (TPl 1920 wbUh run up to morn A lotal of 137 fires In Orvzon i than kuo,UUO. Tho boavlvxt oulildo of Porllund durliiK gtp-1 single Iosh durliia; Ihu month tomlor rcnfllpd In loooos as- siiMtulnod by Iho JJoar nr.siulm $191,722. nctordln i Cnvk lKKln company In flack to Cluro A. Uo, suite flro uiar-mas county whU-h lost 'utp shal. This figure Is an alarm- m;nt raluod at llOO.UOn. Ink InrroiiKO of 57 fires with Iohhos or IJjO.dUO for the same ( HERALD- OiJtFSlMED ADS ini.ilh lam your. but. is less than , BHINfl HK8ULT8 n KLAMATH FALLS Business and Professional DIRECTORY The merchant and professional people listed on this page are known as Klamath Falls' most reliable business men and women. Here you will find the firms listed alphabetically who will aarve you economically and promptly. Tbey are all skilled In their respective lines. Call on them today. Please mention that joa saw their ad in the Evening Herald. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS RBPAIR work. Battery aervlee. j Oakland, Pont lac. S31 Klam- ath. Phone 212. ACTO BATTERIES. TIRES, KEPAIItl.SU WEHTINOHOUSE Batteries. Gate1 Tires. Bearcat Oarage.-Wall , Spring. Anth. Service. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING EGYPTIAN Lacquer 1 1 n I a b e a. Quality Paint Shop. 61S S. 6th. Phone 723. AUTO REPAIRING RADIATORS. Body Work and Dnco reflnishfng. Baldwin Auto - Bhop. C32 Walnut. - ACTO TIRES, VCLCANIZT50 EXCLUSIVE agents for Dunlop Tires. Vulcanizing guaranteed. .915 S. 6th. .. GOODYEAR Tirea, Sale, and 8er- pAU1( wiESE. 812 Main. "4t ice. Ace Tire Shop. 115 So., watchmaker. "40 years praett 11th. Ph. 43. ' eal experience." TIRE EXCHANGE Distributor! I for TJ S. Tirea. 624 Klamath. Phone 7S0. 1 BATTERY RE CHARGING BATTERIES, Starters. Generators Specialty. Reed Auto Supply Co. 126 S. 11th. J5US1X1SS COLLEGE KLAMATH Bosineas College, Mel-i hase Bldg. Phone 127. Day and night classes. CHIROPRACTOR DR. C. R. LUCAS. Underwood Bldg. Electro. Theraphy Spe cialist. Ph. 420-W. , DR. PAUL C. LONG, 127 N. tth t St.: Graduate nurse assistant. Tei 1640 for appointment. . CLEANERS .HATS CLEANED AND BLOCK- ED JIM MORGAN. 612 Klam - aLh are. - DINNER AND LUNCHEON LINKHAVEN Merchant's lunch 60c. Parties and banquets. Ph. 762. 129 N. 5th. . il lxmrrs ; x L noNrTSTheY .ureT do ex. 1 eel. 1405-7 Esplanade. Phone 1215. I EMPLOYMENT AGENCY All classes of labor... Satisfac ( tor, service to employer and employee alike. : Klamath Billiard Parlor E. L. Smith Phone 108 62S Main St.. upstairs 1 INTERIOR DECORATORS I ' . SNEDICOR SHOP ! Interior decorators and consult-! ors. Anything tor tho house made j ior ordered. Exclusive New York I materials. Appointments' tor Fri- j day and Saturday. . 129 NINTH ST. LANDSCAPE SERVICE KLAMATH FALLS NURSERY Fino Ornamental Troes and Shrubs, Fruit Trees. Bulbs and kock riant8. 'SSSlV Gardens Brooks Sprinkler Systems, . i , , . , , "J "u"r -or "ommyiL.t " aolve your water problem. contract.1 EVERETT O. NORD Personal Landscape Service 217 ML Whitney St. Phone ,815-R . " OPTICL1.V . . GLASSES Eyes Exjminrd. Fittct! and the Classes Ground in our own factory lo suit four indntdn.tl reiftviMi'Mti, t Biokcn Lenses Replaced DR.'GOBLE'S 70S MAIN STREET Rrpjiti Qiikl Struct HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS Pago EtoveiT 1 EDUCATIONAL TALENT furnished for programs. Phone 10.11W. DETfTIST I M. E. COOPER. 20S Poole Bldg. Thone 1117. , . DR. PHILIP COLE. Kit Mala. Over Moe'a. Ph. 669. Eve nings by appointment. I EMPLOYMENT AGENCT I KLAMATH Employment Office, I tth and Main. General ese 'ployment. Phone 1ST. 1 r. FURS REMODELING. Repair) f. Reus ing. Taxidermist. Ward well Fnr Co. 129 th. ' JEWELER LAWYER W. C. VAN EM ON. Lawyer, 203-204-205 Underwood Bldg. Tel. 403. . J I MARBLE GRANITE WOfiaU ; KLAMATH Palls Marble 4k Gran- Ite Wks. ' G. D. G .lisle, -pro . 11th. MUSIC TEACHER Z. PETERS, accredited teacher of music. Piano, violin. Other Instruments taught also. Call Phone t4S. I St. m.-6 p. as. PRINTING I '. .. liJ-AJMATH i Klamath. Printing Co., (II . Prompt aerrlee 1 . l PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER jMRS - "AY MORRIS, Public Stesv ograpner. ize bo. via at, Phone 1551-W. TAXI SERVICE ' GORDON Taxi Service. Ph. 60S. "We know the town and coop try. Closed can; TRANSFER At STORAGE PROMPT and courteous service. Standard rates. Western Transw ' (er Co.' 419 Main. Phone 120. MASSAGE MASSAGE Scientific -mausago. Hourly nursing. In hospital or. home. Madeline Long. Gradu uto nurse. .Phone 1640. 127 , Ho. 8th STAGES THE KLAMATH LAKEVIEW STAGE CO. Announces two schedules to Lakeview, May 1st Leare Klamath Falls. 8 at. m. . Leave KJamath Falls 1 p. m. Fare one .6 7tonn(j ftf- $10.80. Through connection to Alturas. Leave dally from Ten. jm,nal Stage Depot. 615 Main St. I rhoae SIM) 1 Dally Freight and Mail' Track . la Connection. . WELL DRILLING WELL DRILLING . . . Wells drilled any size or depth. Klamath Well Drilling Company. ! V. E. LIWTM4EY A. L. CHRISTY 804 3.4 th. . , Phone 229-R j i WELL DRILLING ' Pumps, water system, well easing and repairing, well drilled any Isixo or any where. Several used motors and pumps. Vocbatser jBros. Phone 116S-W. 2000 Bo. Sixth Street, - MISCELLANEOUS j MAKE YOUR OWN SUMMER DRINKS They ara more healthy and yos can save money. We carry -all ; kinds of Syrups: Grnpe, Peach, Apricot, Gretiudino, Federal Special and Pelican Malt i rJyrp. Hon flavor and plain. Also handle all aixe milk bottles. CONSUMERS SUPPLY CO. 1 703 South Sixth CONVALESCENT AND ! REST IIOMH Facing Llthla Park. Ashland. Ore. Delightful climate and surround ings (or Invalids and old people. iilVf t; k' .-..ill' .'I.J .-.II' "' VI ii 1 V 4 :ii 1 SH.'iasva i f 0V "OV . . -