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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1930)
Tui'whly, AiitfUHl 12, l'JIJO 1'Hhi fcJVKNliSU HLKALD. KLAMA JH h ALL.S, UKbGUN f AGE SEVEN COMBINATION HERALD AND NEWS CLASSIFIED AD RATES Throw cents a word each time ad In printed. Humo ud run one week, 10 per cent discount. Same ud run one month, S20 tr cent fllKcount. Telephone 1900 FOR SALE Real Estate NOW I.S THE TIME TO INVEST IN KLAMATH r'ALLH LOTS ll&OO VVAIlKIIOUrWI SITE 0 197, uu Markiil aireet, wltU auur truck In rear. ,1000 UUbINKKS LOT iix 118. on EAST MAIN. Sure to lu crcaa In vulue. Jual right for wall store or shop. f4u HNE RESIDENTIAL LOT In llil Springs; aOiUO. jii.l addition torn mi oi MlUhsll atrMt : aoitill lisvlng lions on sumo, others wkili ir psvlng lien. JiO to HO"- Many olusrs to choose from business and residential. We nun tliasa lula au,l will Kill on very aar terms or Uka good nwclllnaa In eschang. ln loans II necessary. CIIIU'OTK HMITII KKALTOKS 117 Main. l Olt HALE SOO acraa all or pari Irrigated: dairy and sheep reach; eOO free aaler, 800 as ,mrl good buildings aud lane:' plenty opan range: aieadoae: will ooasldcr h.laui atb Falls or Portland Income. WTlIt lloa I. Herald. '' 7-l roll HALK Oood-payli alora In fast-growing district lu Klam ath Kails; will mske good prlc aa I niunt anil on account it poor baallh. Writ thle papar I care of Hoi 87. " roil BALK Equity In I room furnished house In Hot Bprlnss. rrld right. Mu.t aall at onto. 1(11 rramont. Call any Usie TO TKADK Seattle property tor Klamath property, i altar 11 a. 8-st j foil SALE Rooming hooo busl- j ness and furniture, reasonable i price. Write ' . Herald, f News. 'n rOB BALK OK IIK.NT To adult. ' only. 4-toowi modern hoas all t'Dbin. ' t-St TOR TKAHK Equity In -room modern hoaae for good slosed car. Hoi 108. Herald. 12-' roil SALE My warehouaa on Hprlni at. K. Wulllltch, 11-81 FOR SALE FOR BALE Beautiful 6 -room modern bone , lawn. usee, larxs tardea, Irrigation eraler. gang, wood abed, eblokaa hoaae: a real buy; IV anuea from city. Merrill road, Pboa 881-J-t. I roil SALK Chin, rabblla on hare plan: no monoy needed, bee frank Kchliabol on Kluls- meler tract.. HI. i. Una cWv. 18-lt roit HALK New niudnrn -roora bouaa on paved aiivel; will take mall rloied car at part pay ment; ay terms. Call Hit. UU rOH BALK llouaehold furniture Including piano, waahlng ma chine, fruit Jara. eto, U2 Kar inant. -8l roil 8ALBA ood buy. 12 74 Hurley; overhauled recently: guaranteed: II9. SJO Klam ath -f WILL pay caih for piano or trade on radio. MaJe.Uo Muatc and Rofrl (era lion Co., 1!1 8. atb at. I'hoae lit. !- FOH BALE Aatrukhan apploa. wlndfalla lc lb. lt Conner ' era. A. L. Learltt. -St FOK 8ALK fotauea and cab ha(ea. lc ll rrank Emery. Lakealde Oardena. l-8t FOR SALK Potato dlrker. ready to din, Kb. Joe. B. Newnham, Pine Gro?e. ll-t , FOH SALK Hiiaphorrlea. Phone 496-J-S. -t FOR SALE Automobile j"LrijTj'i-rui-ri-'' u"uarwJar-eaJa' "i FOR SALE 1S8 Cryalor 4-door aedan flrat elaaa condition, ohaap; will lake trade-in. 61T N. lllh. l-3t HAVE 19: Pontine chaaaia, new tlroa, aorae caah: trade for equi ty In lata model car; no dealer. Phone 66. FOR SALK Late "21! Uudeon ooach, roaaonahle. 2137 Orch ard ara. U-St FOR SALE Trailer an, 100-nal-Ion water tank, 126. 240 Con ner are. LOST AND FOUND LOHT Valtiablv plck-ax pin with diamond In onntor; pearl han dle; reward for return to llnr ald. News oftlco. 9-31 SITUATIONS WANTED B X P B R I ENCED atenogruphcr wlahe permanent poallion: an-,, tomoblle experience, call 12-St HIGH HCHOOk llrl with some knowledge of bookkeoplng wlabee poaltlon. Box 101. Hor all, Newa. J 1-61 WANTED To can fruit on shares. Call at 823 Martin. n-ete WANTED Rellahle girl wUh can dy experience. Call after t p.m. 438 Main. 12-lt WANTED Housework, dny or hour. Phono 182-W. H-3t PRACTICAL nursing and house work, J050 Wtlte are. ll-lt WANTED WANTKII lly two gentleman, rouui and board In private hom. Write Uux 101, care Herald, Newa of (lev. 11-31 WANTED Kour or 6-rooiu fur nished house, near school ; one year leasa; not over 160. Dox 700, Herald, ll-Hl' WANTED 1 or I rallubk board era and roomers. Will take linyidry In. Inquire 1401 Divi sion. 6-tf H ELPW A N TED MAN of fair eduiallou and ame busliiosa ability, who can duvute aouie of hla time to dlslrlbul lug advertising matter In Klam ath Falls; no soiling. Write for particulars, Manager, 616 W. lioodale, Columbus, Ohio. 12-21 HAVE part (litis position opon for man or woman who likes boys. Hmall aalary; should havs car. Mr. KleabeV, Rox a, Hurald. 8-41 PARTNER wauled, unincumbered elderly wuluaa with aooie means of an Income property. For par a tars Inquire at 611 Alameda. 1H-214 BOARD AND IttO.M for working men; lunohes to suit anyone. Phone 174 1-J. 2-tf WANTED Middle-aged hnnse keeMir. Phone 643. li lt WANTKII Housekeeper, mother less home. Phone t, ll-St FOR Kk.N I rOR lUiNT We guarantee oom tort and eave yoa mousy; 61 alugla and double, Bp-io-Ule apis., oomplslsiy farnlsbad with elepbona aenrloe; by week or mouth; we furnish everything but grocarlta. Also rooms with private bath, trausolent; gang right aeroea. Arcade Apia., Pboae 700. l-tf Kllll IIK.NT One modurn I -room furnished house, garaxe; alao ono modern 4-room uufilrnlah ad bouaa with range. Waat Klamath, near Weyerhaeuser mill. Call III 4. 7 lb or phone 601 or 24-F-I. 13-lt roil IONO LKAHJl A real home Beven-room brtck house; has furnace aud fireplace, block from I'lllon high achool. In quire 1162 Crescent. U-2t KOIl RENT Two-room partly furnished cottage In Industrial auction of city, 117, Call 443, or tot Lineolu. KOIl KENT Nice I room, cot tage. baaeiacBi and garase. Partly furnished, flood loca Uoa. Phone . t-tt 'OR RENT Completely furnish ed a pl. natural hot water beat, refrigeration. Honnoaa Apta. Phone II or lit. I-U FOH RENT Furnished apt., wood, electricity, bol and cold water furnished. 447 Market at., phone 2181. 10-tf I'OH HKNT Howe aud furniture for sale, clow la. Phone 837-W. 12-3t FOR RENT Three-room furnish ed housa In Allamont Acres. Phoue 1272-W. 18-lt FOR RENT Four-room modorn anfornlshnd housa, wator fur nished. Phoue 8127. 12-2t FOR RENT Three-room furnish ed apt., alet-tric elove, garage; close In. 707 Wash. 7-6t FOR RENT Nicely fnraUhed room, furnace heated, for gen tlemen. 22 N. 8rd at. 1-tt FOR RENT Famished apart menta. Inquire at 111 No. th. at. or 637 High, 6-1 1 rOR RENT Small furnished aparunonta. 124 Washington. -t FOR RENT Room and good board In modern home. 326 No. Ith. 6-2 6 1 FOR RENT Two-room furnished apt., Esplanade Courts, 1601 Esplanade St. ll-lOt FOR RENT Large room adjoin ing bath, for gentleman, 418 High. Phone 780-R. 16-tf FOR RENT Attractive bedroom, H block from Main. 184 N. 3rd at. -tt FOR RENT Front bedroom In nice home, close In; reasonable, etl N. Ird. t-tt FOH KENT First cms apart, menu, furnished. Bvsna Apia. Phone 631-M. or 100. 8-tt FOR KENT Comfortably fam ished apt-: frlgldalre. 684 High M. t-lt FOR KENT Furnished apt, 186.00 and up. 411) N. 10th sU Phone K49-J. l-26t FOR KENT Rooms with outside entrance; board If desired. 620 Washington. 24-26t FOR RENT Four-room unfur nished houao. Call 1637. 9-6t BOARD AND ROOM Elm hotel 631 S. 6th. Phone 1667. 8-281 FOR KENT Completely furnish ed apt, Rox Arms. 30-26t FOR RENT Furnished 3-room duplex. 836. 127 8. 7th. 12-tf FOR RENT Furnished apt. St. Francis Apts., 728 Oak. 12-8t FOR RENT Furnished apt. 818 Pine. FOn RENT Cablne for mon, IB. close in. 426 Willow. 12-lt HOARD AND ROOM 9.00 weok. 2227 8. th. 12-St For ionewlta 4Jaa UeraM Uaas Ad MISCELLANEOUS IIKT A BTKAM-TITB HKILLKT FOR NOTHINO WATCH FOR IT! I l-8i WE'RE still In Hie bay, grain and potato business, sack, bale, or carload; priced right; also "If It's Htorable, We MUire It." People's Warehouse, 8. SIR si.' 11-21 FOH KKHIXTH try Hodxeo-llrew. stor dnlry and poultry feeds; quality tocda at the right price. People's Warehouse, H. Ith st. "We dollrnr the goods." ll-Jt MKCONM HAND goods beught, sold and escnangnd. Heat Hnmbree, 823 South Ith. Phona 298. lit RADIO HEKVICE RepalrlDg, tasting, tubes, eto. Wm. Long, 1013 Donald Bt, Ph. 1464-.M. 13-lf CALL 8AM Highest price paid for eeound-baMl furnllure and stoves. Barn's bargain House, 111 Jlroad. Phoue o-W. 7-4 1 BABY CHICKS i navaawasi ays'i V'aVe BABY CHICKS at summer prices; Keds, 111; Leghorns. I9 60; Black Olanta, 111; White Mi norca. 114; Buff Orpington. 114 per 100, prepaid. Hart'i Hatchery, Baavartoa, Ore. 1-U Buiineta Locals For Inearaa Mas Jaa H. Drtaeoll. Wllllaa Uldg Adv. DEEDS Klkil Aacast II, limn. J, L. Norton to Walter Robin son of Merrill: K 4fcNW of Secllon 4, T. 41, 8. 11. 11, E. W. M.. containing SO acrea more or leas. Walter Rohlaoa and Haael Rob- iaoa. hla wife, tu 8. O. Vlken: EK of NW4 of Section 4. T. 41. 8. it. 11, K. W. M., coutalnlug av acrea mure or leaa. M. K. I lug ley and Mattl Ilai- ley, hla wile, to J. K. Falea: Lot 616 la block 117, Mills addltloa to the city of Klamath Falla. Wesley M. Chaadler. widower. of Malm, to lilvnn Coleman: NVi of (be SEW of BW"4 of Hectloo II, 8EV of 8WW. the 3W of SEW, the SEW of ns, I he Kaat bait of BK V and HWV, of WI4 of Sectloa 1, la T. 41, 8. K. II. E. W. M . con taining 110 acrea. Veorge A. Maaaey and Bertha W. Maaaey, hla wife, to Cathar ine Kaa: Lota 3 and 8. block 8 of ralrfleld. Klamath soaaty Oragou. Langell Valley time) llrowa ( Herald Correapondeut ) LANUELL VALLKV, Aug. 12. (Special to the Herald) Mr. and Mrs. George Bhants and son of Applegate River moved to thla valley laat weak. They brought about 30 head of dairy cattle to the ranch they recently par- chased In thla aectlon. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ticknor attended the Masonic picnic at Lake o' the Woods last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorae Harrison and family transacted business In Klamath Falla on Monday. Mra. (, corse Bhants and Mlaa Alma Rrown motored to Klam ath Falla on Friday. 'Pat ' Lensi of the Lena! log ging ramp la bow employed at the John McFall ranch la Poa Valley. Mr. and Mra. C. H. Brown at tended the Cattlemen'e associa tion meeting at Fort Klamath on Saturday. - Mr. and Mra. Jack Cobel and daughter, Maxine, and Charles Egluhort and son Carl, of Klam ath Falls, were visitor la the valley Sunday afternoon. Mr. John McFall and so a Jess of Poo Valley were valley visitors last Sunday. Mrs. Louise Monroe visited ith Mrs. Dick Ttiew Wednes day afternoon. Frank Wort man injured bis back last Tuesday while loading logs. He was unable to work for a day or two. Mis Helen Turner departed last week tor southern Oregon. here she will vlait wltk her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Tumor. ROAD SAFETY NASHVILLE, Tenn.. Motorists driving detective cars In Tennessee are to be stopped by policemen aad warned to have the defect rem edied or else have the car removed from the roads within 48 hours sftor notification. This ruling fol lowed a "save-a-llfe" campaign conducted all over the state. Dur ing the campaign oars were given free inspection service. Australians are planning an air aiall service between Melbourne and Tusmanla. NOONE NEED HAVE Newest, Best Remedy For Corns Stops Pain Shoes Don't Hurt Any More SEC WAFERS FOR lOe GUARANTEED RESULTS The newest, nest remedy for eoms h a tiny, thin as paper com wafer. No burning; acid or bulky doughnut pads to add pressure, when shoes are oa. Prat an "0 Joy Com Wafer" en the extra or callous with, your linger. It sticks there. Strong a oxen, gentle as can be. The pain stops at once. Slip shoes on and forget It Later out come com. callous, roots and all. Guaranteed to never fail. Ask drutre-lat for O-JcT Corn Wafers, ,ijptfersforlQc, Klamath People Pay Visit in Tennant MUM. O. O. WIVOI IHI.D TKNNANT, Calif., Aug. 18, (Mnerlai) Mr. and Mra. (', 11. Foster and daughter Krunr.es Jeaa of Klamath Falls spent the week end Willi Mrs. Foster's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Murphy. Hernile Foster. Jr., who has beea visiting his grandpareuta here Ih past three wanks, return ed home with hi parents. Miss Msy Ellen Tebbe, dsngb tr at Dr. snd Mrs. Will TV bos of Oaklsnd, I'ullf., wss the gaest of Miss pearl Murpby during the week. Mrs. Hugh McNally left Hst or der evening for a month's visit with her home folks at Portland. F, 0. Wynant of Tecnor. Calif., former rosldont of Tennant, was In camp Mondsy on business. . Miss Pearl Murphy, who gradu- atad from the Tenusnt tilth school la June, left Thursday evening for llerkeley, Calif- whsra she will attend the University of Califor nia. Miss Murpby was accompa nied south by her (nest, Mlaa Msy Kll.ll Tebbe ot Oakland. Mrs. P. Ji Henry returned Sun day from Los Anseles, whore she bad goue to meet her little daugh ter, Marian Louise. Marian Louis went home wltk her grandmother. Mrs. W, D. Overman, when aha re turned aouth last month. Jerry and Arch Murphy, who have been away for the past two weeks at the Murphy mina in Shasta county, returned home on Thursday eveutus. O. 0. Wlugrield has been con fined to his home for several daya with a had cold and severe sore throat. Robert Mnrphy and hla s!ir. Mra. Dale llceaon. spent Frldsy it Treka. Calif., on business. OSK-LKSHON FLYING NEW YORK J. O. Orr. msn- ager of Roosevelt field, recently gave a demonstration to prov hat flying can be taught la one day. He took op three novice, each a woman, and gave them a one-day coume. At the end of the Inatrartloia. each woman rompleud a short aolo fllsht. AH three had lee thaa aeveo hours of Instruction. - OLD CI-AHH IIKI NION Kb PAHO. Tex.. After 10 years of separation, classmatea of the old Christian UnlTsrsity, Canton, Mo., now known a Culver Mock- ton College, met In El Paso. They ar D. J. MoCanne. 10, El Paw; Henry Richards. II. Tamps, Fls., aad a W. WUtame, 77, Ft. Stock- ; ton. Their meeting was accom- pllshed through a mutual It-land, i Jadg C. J. Scofleld. Carthage. Mo. T SOURCE OFNJ W Bat a til a 41 V M A N T I LLo gMraaatag :. tss araria's i-r.A sallerlag. CoMlpatloa.toi kis. Hcmorrhoidl snd other cvidcoccs of Rectal aad Colon disorders may be looked to a tb cans of most nervosa dav safes, rheuaatlsaa, stomach troubles, edatlca, esoritis, etc Only sorb direct, spedalised bvaaawnt as tb Dcaa Cletk affords raa brlag eersaaat rewet Our FREE book. tetaaptaassoarfiaaiM aoo-wrgkal aattbod el treatment and ataaark sbl CtJARANTY. Dr.Cl1AS:iI)EAN RECTAL, W COLON CLINIC Draft saw pi-o f owtwooh nm aVusiiuift.tf4 TELEPHONE ATWATER 2601 AWajATO omcsa StJsmx.SAN FeaMcrsecA 44' Lo Alettes . Herald Telephone J Number Now 1900 11 OUR TELEPHONE H NUMBER HAS U BEEN CHANCED I TO 1900 Plea8e call us on this number instead oi mi or 88. The Evening Herald ' VNROT, A LETTuvA ft) I AGOM M I Hej, Axtr M6 -fl.,, (Jo I 6ec4 A RvJM RoowO MOv4f OE I i rjeiSvAeoRS aw ete rV, k A BV. OTHER1 i k$rWF-rz--- 3 ' wnm fc ?. asfcj i ,W.SLrWWMSPfMKl V.WW"iTflr I l 1 II wml v- Hm.) .ifivm ma -The piNisHWsicr touch. "If 1 - i i , Tltv1trfrVMCt'!e. i MARKET QUOTATIONS PORTLAND. Aus II pi Cantaloupes, practice and to- matoea ar the reuttir of activity on Ih wbolcMl market. Pres ent offerings of Yakima canta loupes are probably ibe finest quality of the season, say a bul letin from Ih Portland bureau of tha United Wales department of agriculture. California peaches ar plenti ful and the movement fairly ac tive at aleady prlcos. Demand la ood for the best J. II, Males, but less active for clir.;;i and Eibertas. Most Klbertas ar re ported of only fslr quality. Mo'.ortrucK receipts of more than 8500 boxes of (ornate from The Dallos snd other Columbia river districts Is the heaviest of the season. The supply exceeds tbs demand snd price rcbed their season's low-at about 80c a box for the best atock. .New Yakima Netted Cam po tatoes were moving freely at 11.80 to IJ.'i a hundred. Locala were lie cheaper. Tha egg and butler markets were steady, with eggs particu larly firm. CATTLE: Kaeeipu , calves 10. Btaars steady to lie lower: steers. aOU-0v Ins., good, $7.74 8. IS; medium, M li-l.zi. com mon, 14.00-0. 16: 900-110 lbs., good., 17.74-1.20: medium. 14.11- f.x; common, 14.50-l.tS; 100 ltuo lbs., good. I7.0O-7.7I: me dium, 11. 76-7. 00. i HOOS: Receipts 100. Steady to 15c lower. (Soft or oily bogs and roasting pics excluded i. Light lights. 140-140 lbs. U.7J 10.75; light weight. 140-140 lbs., II0.7I-1I.00; ISo-IOu pounds, 410. 71-11. 00; medium welshu 200-220 lbs.. $10.0-11.00: 120 2 SO Jbs, $9.50-10.78: heavy weight. IS0-29V lbs., I9.2S-1U.IO: slaughter pigs, loe-110 Ih., $9.60-10 60. BUTTER: Steady, ancbsnged. K;J8: Firm, unchanged. Milk fbutteTfsti, pirultry, coun tsaraawl Cilia la Mssel aad al.lA( .nAV.tC I- m, A.c rtt rtn 1 TiUM4inia, Kir r rasar Irraa-alsL. Ajb aa Ttl . 4 If r4 - Tr nM laf ahtan as laaat. Ufm. I r.' a' la. tt.T t Mi it wmutn trar iiuf French-Italian - Restaurant Will' Be Opea Saturday, Aug. 16 Also Board aad Rooms, ftooass 94 per week and aa 1021 MAIN ST. HOT FEET? Our "sumajer-wsirot" soles ar light, cool, comfortshl and sur do wear ask for them. CONNER'S Shoe Repair Shop 121 Ji. Eighth St. Near Golden Rale Btor yr yy" - .u.uaw fiiu iu u ruuma, mm mm m j. . . full basement wtth concrete floor, 13 flfl MfWf VtA lu"ndlT traj-s. The prica is 5500. Barahisel & Robertson FHO.VB 1090 LNSCRA-VCli Out Our Way try mats, onions, potutoes, wool, outs, hay, caacara hark and bops, steady and unchanged. Bl'OAIl (sacked basla): Steady. Can, fruit or berry, $4.80 par ewt.; beet an gar, 84.00. FI.OUK (city delivery price): Steady. Family peletita, 4a, $0.00; whol wheat. 4s. $5.70; graham. 40s, $5 10; bakers' hard a heat, 99s. II 2e; bakers' Blue si em patent. 9a, 1 40: pastry flour, 4 9, 11.10. MODERN .N'OAIfK ARK NEW YORK, The steamer Albert Ratlin recently palled Into port here resembling a modern Noah's Ark. It carried a large as sortment of birds, flab and animals for Louis Ruhe, Importer. There were 60 swaus, two German storks six cranes, a pauthsr. throe sebras. two antelopes. 200 monkeys, and tweuty large jars full of brilliant tropical fish. Sun-glasses tilted with caavaa nose-ahlelda ar now being worn by aun and aea baiters at some of the faahouabl French resort. They are Inleuded to prevent freckles and to stop the aose from peeling. Pile Sufferers You can only get quick and permanent relief by removing the cause congestion of blood in the lower bowel snd weakea Inr of the parts. Nothing but as Internal medicine can do this that's why cutting and salves fail. Dr. J. S. Leoohardt discov ered a reel internal pile remedy. After prescribing It for 1000 pa tient with success I 980 cases, b aamed It HEM-ROID. Drug gist verywher now il it, and guarantee money-back If UEM- HOID doe not end pile in any form. Underwood s Pharmacy. USED CAR SALE Mr. Scudder offers todav 1927 Chevrolet Sedan, motor like new, original paint, new tires. Selling price $295. only $118 down. 1929 Chevrolet Coach, just taken in, 11,000 miles, . dep blue Dnco, today only at $545. $182 down payment takes it away. Locke Motor Co. Chevrolet Sale aad Son Ice IS 22 South eih St. Phone 49 5-ROOM HOUSE $200 Down Located on large lot in Hot Springs, about H block from school. This is a new home, just completed. All large, arell lighted room with oak floor through out, hirs: kitchen with mnnv hullt-lne. I large closets, fire place, tnrnace piped to all rooms. 111 KO. TH HEAL ESTATE KLAMATH FALLS Business and Professional DIRECTORY Tb merchants and profeaeloaal paopke listed aa Ik Is ana are known as Klamath Falls most reliable bualaaaa nana aad women. Hera yon will find tha firms listed alphabetically who will aerv yon economically and promptly. They are all skilled In their reepectire line. Call on them today. Pleas mention that yon aaw their ad la tha Evening Herald. A.NUI a) trh,H a .ten IKHjyetts 'Isree Wasaiua, Greasing, storage Upea AM Mailt JIOi aa tuMJ'LOKMEM AUatNCIX RYAN'd KLAMATa Employment Office. 181 So. Ith. Gen eral employment. Phone 167-W. -riuaxiMa aXAMATH PKLNT1NU CO. 128 N. Fourtt 81 Prompt Barrio IHASttrtit aVKIKAUBJ PROMPT and conrtaoua Btandard rata. Wasters Trans fer Co. 41 Main. Pbona 1801. Klamath Falls Lodge Directory 411 KlanuU Av. Meets every Tkurs daj, T;ll 8L IC NENA'KB ilctator aXAMATU LsQIXia NO. IT A. W. and A. Ja. Stated Commnnleation 2nd and Ith Moadas VIsIUdi Brother Wsicoma LOOM IS BU1LULNO Klamath Falls Business Cards DR. E. C. HOWKLL. Jr. VETERINARIAN X-Ray Diagnosis Lamn Treatatent Phona 111 11th at Oak rOKILA.VD FAIMJJ48 KtMISTS Dr. D. D. Havens, Mgr. Entrance: Mars Hotel Corner lllh and Main Sta. Xveclngs by appolntaant Pbose 84 Klamath rail. Ota, CHIROPBACTOB DR. PAUL C LONG, Chiroprac tor aad aarv spsrlallaf. 117 80. 7th Bu Paoaa 184. CIVIL K.NOIKR8 J. C. CUOUUOKM ClTll Engineer aad Sarvaro tit High Blraet C. C KEIXBT Ooasaltlnf Clrfl Engtn lit So. ith. Paoaa 7i Excellent Car la Conttnaaiit Slckn or burgtcai vw CENTRAL 8 AT Cor. 4tk aad Pla Sta. KLAMATH VALLEY . HOSPITAL PLAN'S EXPEDITION ovl-ikp. nt content with his expedition into the QoM desert of a few Tears ago. Boy Chapman Andrews "is planning another Into the arid wastes In which he be lieve h can establish definitely tha cradl of the human race. His litest expedition will concentrate on findlag traces of the ancestors of the "Peking Woman." WOOD Summer Prices On BLOCK-WOOD will soon be over. Order your at once as higher prices will soon be on. Free advice on all fuel problems. Coal Fnel Oil Oil-Burner Hoc-Fuel Burners PEYTON & CO. "Wood to Burn" 126 S. 7th. Phone 535 I Auto Body and Fender Wrecks repaired like new. Plate Glass .installed while yo wait. Authorized Harrison Radiator setvice and re pairing by experienced men. All worK guaran teed by BOB RYAN AUTO TOP SHOP 1415 Main St. Phone 6W Klamath Falla, Oregon SWIM Hot Springs Natatoriuru Water chanced every night. Paul Gravelle, Instructor Ella Redkey, Guard. 503 Sprint; St. Phone 1179 LANDSCAPE. GARDEN EH Laws awrboatpaua Sprinkling Systems lUKlt Gardens Work Guaranteed. 728 North 2nd 8L Phona It Sk HafBeM sesseielsa n atade-te-ateasur dsusiue ams auisa) timiCT susaaAxi. as Wabasnt av. rtaa saa-w 2ta Washed, Uoa Claaassd. Palate Wasaed. L4.T CAL DO IT ath BVIk It . W barlow nsaalai CO. rwei KLAMATH fXTOta UKVICa Aerial TcrJ 8oksat lasteMSJoa Aerial Photocraaay PHOJ7E IH W locks and cera Also ars asaka dapsicat feaaai anr yoa. THS OCH HTORM bar. Ttk CLARK and LANDRETH QuaiifiaeJ AtxUtwots Pelleaa Theatr BMc, DENTISTS OB. M. & WUJCOABVKK 7tk m wood's Fhsrmy WHITE aVeruaj afachlnea aad W. L KLATT Local Rprs ills tie 80T Uaatatk At. Paoaa 7t FHonsi RBCKARO-RTAM EMPLOY MEtiT A6CN0T "W Aiss to Pleas" 830 Klsmsth Avaaaa CHARLES J. 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