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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FAU&. OKKtiUN
Junuary 12, 1!):2
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Automotive ,, ,
Bualnesa upportunltles .
Contract Work Wanted .
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Far Kent Realtors .
Kurnlehed Apis, to Let .
Furnlehed Houses to Let .
Furnished Hoc ma to Let .
Financial
General Notices
Help Wanted. Mais
Help Wanted. Fen-.als
Livestock and Feed
Lodges ,
Loat and Found
aflecellansous for Saie
I'eraonala -
Real Kalat. for Sale
Real Estate for Lsas
koom and Board
Situation! Wanted
Stores and Olticea
Bwsps
Transportation
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Wanted to Kent
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ADVERTISING RATES
Telephone 1900
Three cents per word par day.
Sams ad run one week, la per
cent discount. Same sd rua ens
month, IS per cent discount. No
book charge made for Issa than
it cants.
Lodges
KLAMATH LODGE NO T7
A, P. A. M.
Stated Communication
Second and Fourth
.Mondays.
Visiting Brother
Welcome
LOOMIS BUILDING
Loat and Pound
Fnrrxn Folder with key. 0
er may hare aame by calling
at News-Herald office and pay
ing for this aa.
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3 General Notice
.SPANISH KITCHEN 1111
nut. 6:
9 Situation Wanted
WIDOW NEEDS WORK , Anna
Johnson. Gen. Del., city. 6431
WANTED By middle-aged lady,
work of any kind. In or out ot
town, preferably hotel or
housework.. Call Hamel Apta.,
A PL No. 4. 5392
EXPERIENCED girl want gen
eral housework. Phone Mer
rill 9F13. 5384
WANTED Ironing and
work. Phone 233SJ.
hour
5366
PAINTER Experienced, Inside
or out. Reasonable. Call
1035J. 1440
10 Contract Work Wanted
SIGNS. painting, kaltomlnlnf,
ahow card. Phone 1015J.
1705
PHONE 2387J J. E. Patterson,
for painting estimates. 5321
PAINTING, paper hanging and
kalsomlning. Prices right. Jess
E. Patterson. Phone 2387J.
5321
For Immediate response to
your cries for "Help," use th
Want Ads.
12
Room and Board
8TEAM-HEATED room Board,
18 week. 225 N. 6th street.
5380
NICELY
board.
furnished room, with
402 8. 7th SL 4961
FOR RENT Nice front bedroom
with board, at 402 8. 7th.
4941
13 Furnished Apartment
APARTMENTS Steam
Rex Arms.
heated.
6428
I ROOMS, nicely furnished, close
In. Electric range. Phone
1248W. (419
FURNISHED
Lincoln.
apartment. 804
(412
FOR RENT Furnished Apta., 4
rooms and bath, 2 bedrooms,
close In. 718 Jefferson. 5389
LARGE APT. And one room.
Steam heat. 127 8. 7th. 5379
THE VILLA MARQUISE has at
tractive apartments at reason
able ratea. Phone 2017M.
6361
COMPLETELY furnished apart
ment. 419 N. 10th. 6363
FURNISHED APARTMENT, ga
rage. 132.60. 330 Jofforson.
Call after 6 p. m, (076
FOR RENT First class furnish
ed apartments. Evans apart
ments. Phone 144J, or 200.
4936
FOR RENT Ground floor apart
ment, SL Francis Aptt., 628
Oak. .197
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Publlhr
Sunday by Th Herald Publishing
Street. Klamath rant, Oregon
the postottlce of Klamath Falla
act ot Congr, March I, 1(7.
RLAG UK CIHCI'LATION
13 Furniahed Apartment
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Beet lor the money.
Newly decorated.
With or without frlgldalr.
Electricity, telephone, steam
heated garage, 336 and up.
Maid service if desired.
11th and Walnut
Phone 700.
LARGE J-room furnished Apt.:
large entrance, hall and bath:
eteam heat, hot and cold
water and garage furnished.
Desirable location. Phone
2R. sm
14
Furniahed Houses
828 PACIFIC TERRACE Fir
rooms and bath, basement ga
rage, hardwood floors, electric
rsnge. piano. Nicely furnished.
I4S month. (433
MODERN 3-room cottage, fur
nished, ahower and garage.
MB. Fine for working cou
ple. 2325 Garden Are. 5424
NEW HOCSE-1 rooms and bath,
garage. $16. 1100 Main.
(423
FOR RENT (-room well fur
nished house. Phone 20 8 5 J.
2104 Lawrence. (410
t-ROOM honse, partly furnished.
$12.(0. Phone 1441W. (410
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
house with garage. J- 8. Mills.
405 Martin, phone 2363J.
S39(
(-ROOM nicely furnished bouse.
In Mills addition. Phone
201TM. (357
FOR RENT 4-room completely
furnished house, close In.
Phone 784. 5257
J-ROOM furniahed house, $18
month. Also two furniahed
cabins, (14 month. Includes
wood. light and water. Inquire
Z144 wantiana. 4288
15 Unfurnished Houses
FOR RENT 4-room modern
house. 1342 Lookout. (384
FOR RENT Unfurnished (-room
house, good location. Reduced
to $35. Inquire 804 Delta.
(3(1
GOOD 5 -room
Phon 1387J.
honse;
adults.
4934
FOR RENT 1-room modern un
furnished house, $16. In
quire 2402 Orchsrd. 4950
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17 Real Estate For Sale
BUY NOW
ON A RISING MARKET
$3000 NEW MODERN
HOME. 2 bed rooms,
large living room, with
hardwood floors and fire
place: built-in kitchen
and large nook. Let us
ahow you thia desirable
place. It Is number 2210
Wantland. Your own,
terms within reason.
$1(00 I large plastered
rooms snd complete bath
at 880 California avenue.
Terms (20 per month.
731 Main Up-Statrs
Phon (6
18 Real Estate For Lease
BASEMENT garage, rent cheap.
320 Washington. 6390
19
Automotive
BARGAIN 1931 Ford deluxe
coupe, runa and looks like
new. Must sell Immediately.
Phone 853. 5426
SALE OR TRADE Late 1930
Ford coupe. Like new, $350.
Phone 806J. 5422
Out Spsdis!
TODAY ONLY NO. 4018
1930 Ford coach, new tires,
wind wings, upholstering and
paint like new, lots ot extraa.
Save th difference. Our price
$360.
All of our cars sre recondi
tioned. Ready to go. 30-day
guarantee. G. M. A. C. terms.
Next spring prices today.
Lock Motor Co.
(22 8. (th.
Phone 49
FOR SALE Star
1218 Pin SL
up,
cheap.
(016
By Reading The Herald And
20 Miscellaneous For Sal
INTl'HATOR Ward'a electric
4S0-g ilia. Perfect condi
tion. 1'rl.a $14. Crystal,
l'hona Linn. m;
STP.WAHT-WAKNKK 7-tilhe elcc
trie, (able model radio, .to
complete. I'bone loss. 6434
FOK 8AI.K Thorouithbred Per
sian kitten. Phone 632J.
6404
BOXES. BARRELS
and
Everything for packing.
KLAMATH WARKHOI'SR
444 Sprlug or Phone lt7
FOR SALE Hood Tiolln and
case. IIS. 1004 Main. 6201
FOR SALE Dandy bunch of
laying hen. Corner Lowell and
Dlehn. 60S1
TWO 3Sx ten-ply truck tires,
with tube. Only sllglitlv ued.
New price would be $S7. Huy
now at Hi for the two. Hurrv.
Only two. MontKoniery Ward
Co.. 211 Mam. 61JJ
FOR SALE Big sundlee ot old
newspaper. He and tic Neae
and Herald office. 4633
WOOD FOR SALE We cut the
best and satisfy. Phon 1014-J.
4775
ELECTRIC IKONKK Slightly
used as demonstrator. Open end
table model, $60 new. Save
at 145.96. Terms If desired.
Montgomery Ward Co., 311
Main. (434
FOR SALE Underwood tvpe
writer, cheap. Phone HUM.
6267
FOR SALE Big bundle et old
newspaper, lie and 25c. News
and Herald office. 4623
PINE BODY WOOD. 35 and $5.60
cord. Phone 23S7-J. 6124
INSTANT Light gasoline rente,
brand new. Must clear floor
for new atock. Four burners
and oren. Waa $74.95. Now
(59.50. Terms If desired.
Montgomery Ward Co.. 211
Main. (435
FOK SALE A-l trailer, $12.50.
317 Commercfnt 5430
20a
Swap
WILL RENT Furnished home.
3 rooms, bath and garage, in
exchange tor carpenter work.
Inttiire Orchard 5414
21 Wanted Miscellaneous
HIGHEST PRICES psld for used
furniture. Cell Sam, phone
1599. 5400
WANTED Small truck or Dodge
touring ear. Must be cheap.
: S th. 4 214
22 Livestock and Feed
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red
hena, also White Leghorn year
old hena and pulleta. One
Auatrolorp cockers 1. Crystal.
Phon 1298. 6429
SUPER QUALITY CHICKS
Barred rocks and R. I. reds,
blood tested, $14 hundred.
E repaid. White leghorns $12.50
undred. Hatch every week.
J. R. jlagulre, 787 Oregon St.,
Portland, Oregon. 6296
WANTED TO BUY Chickens,
white leghorn pulleta or one-year-old
good layera. Phone
evenings after 7 o'clock, 82J1.
(207
TRADE FOR GRAIN 25 weaned
pigs. Jim Kinseila, box 193,
Porrls. 4797
23
Financial
Finance yonr ear through
Dlnty Moore and pay legal
charge only for each day
our service is used.
Ccfftlst!dl sues!
A Fr!syS2v:o3
ClDo
835 Main St. Pbon 1144
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MOST OF HVS TiME IKJ
SCHOOL. LCOKiKi Oof OF
MOST OF Hr3 TimE IM ImOnEM IM (Tl OUT Tt-t WlsJOEPS
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SALLIES
This good snow Is
surely wonderful. And
the moisture Is so very
good for Hie country In
the Klamath tmtlu. L.i
ua hope it will snow
or rain for days and
days. However, uue ran
never tell Jut wheu
It will stop or when
it will start. There
is only one ram
full that Is certain to
continue all the time
that la the rainfall ot
profile un those who
read and uue the classi
fied ads. All lio have
experienced It ran tell
you of the big shower ot
RESULTS that fulls on
the classified users.
Why don't you come out
in the glorious rain?
SALLY.
Busineaa Opportunities
FOR SALE
Grocery and confectionery
atore, located at Chlro. Calif.,
on main hichwar. will sacri
fice a value of $3iuo for
Il'iOO. Am too old to con
tinue doing business. This
price includes building, ground,
stock and fixtures; has living
quartera for mun and wife.
This is a wonderful proposi
tion and where you can make
a good living and put away a
little money besides. Husilieaa
can be made better. Can show
actual value of $3500. There
la no better buy in the couu
trv than thla. For Information
address H. E. Parker. 1200
Park ave.. Chlco. Calif.
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice la hereby given that
the City Transfer Storage com
pany, under the provisions ot
section 8040. Olson's Oregon
Laws, will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at public auction,
at 724 Klamath avenue. In Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, on the 19th
day of January. 1932. 2 p. m .
the following described personal
property, for storage due and
that may accrue, and costs of
taking posseaslon ot. holding and
selling said property and which
consists of the following :
One trunk, name Sam V.ney.
One box and roll tedding,
name Fred Heldt.
Ono wardrobe trunk, name
Oscar Oliver.
Three trunk, nam W. J. En
wrlght. One cheat, trunk, box and tub
of contents, name Etta L. Fol
som, (Jsn. E. 12, 1) H202
37 Births Recorded
In County for Month
There was a total of 2T births
in Klamath county during the
month from December 10 to
January 10, according to the
statistics compiled at th office
of the Klamath county health
unit.
For the aame period, deaths
in th county numbered 16.
S01' clrge T?
neuru next ween
Hearing of charges filed by
Wallace D. Stitch and B. M.
Smith against Harry Dalley, city
building Inspector, will not be
held until next week, according
to Police Judge Roy Foucb. The
hearing will be set when Mayor
Fred Cofer returns to the city
the latter part of this week.
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REGISTERS
PRISONERS
fob last ram
Nine hundred snd tlitrt y-alx
priaonere were listed on the
Klamath county Jail register dur
ing the year 1931. according to
sheriff Lloyd Low's annual re
port, released Monday.
Of that number 45 war sent
to the slate penitentiary to eerve
sentence of from 1 to 20 yeara.
tolal of 159 yeara. Thirty-six
prisoners were sentenced and pa
roled from the beuch. Those
sentenced are serving an aggre
gate of 141 year In the slste
penal Institution.
The sheriff report listed
three homicide for the past
year, an mrre of which were ac
quitted or not held by the grand
Jury. During the previous year
there were aeven homicides, all
offenders being apprehended and
convicted. Six of these are serv
ing life sentence In the Salem
penitentiary and th other serv
ing 16 year on a manslaughter
charge.
lu 1931, 34 persons from
Klamath county were aent to the
state Insane asylum. Sixty-three
Juvenile rasea were heard and
14 minora sentenced to terms In
the reform school at Woodburn
or similar training achoola In the
state.
A chart of arrests for lluuor
law violations covering a period
of 22 years, showed an Increase
from six case In 1909 to 4M
cases in 1931. The report In
cludes only those on the jail reg
ister. Several others were ar
rested and taken directly before
the Judge, fined and cot given
Jail aentence.
In 1930. 4 73 liquor casea were
recorded and In 1931 there were
4 S3. Sentencea passed tor liquor
offense . during the past year
averaged 10 montha.
CGM1TIEE LIST
Commute of th Twenty
Thirty club to serve (or the' year
1932 were appointed by Pr-1-dnt
Jack Murphy who prenlded
at a closed luncheon at tho Hotel
Wtltard, Monday noon.
I'aat President Harry Bolvln
spoko at tho metlntt and uricd
tho new committee members to
support the activities and poli
cies of tho club and Klvo their,
best efforts for tho Interest of
the club during tho year.
Hoover's Grandson
Reported Improved
PASADFA'A. Calif.. Jan. 12.
(VP) llfported seriously 111 aa
tho result of an operation, Peter
Hoover, Krandson of President
and Mrs. Hoover, was "consider
ably Improved" tonight.
Tho child, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, Jr., was operat
ed on Saturday for a sinus In
fection. Attendants at Pasadena
hoapital declared ho was recover
ing speedily and that thoro was
no causo for apprehension.
Deputies Will Take
Trio to Penitentiary
Three Klamath county law
violators will be taken to Salem
this week by sheriff's deputies
to serve aenlences in the atate
penitentiary.
The three will be Edward
Fitzgerald, sentenced to 6 years
for obtaining money under fnlse
pretenses; Al Fisher, sentenced
to 1 to 10 yeara for assault with
attempt to commit rape and A.
T. Fenters, aentenced to one
year for posseaslon of a still.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12, (U.R)
Chicago's 27th internstionnl six
day bicycle race will be held In
the Chicago stadium February
7-1 4. It wns annonnced todny.
By J. R. Williams
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Japanese Throws
Wrestling Holds
On Two Prowlers
SEATTLE. Jan. 13. (U.R)
I. Ikedu. middle-aged Japan
eae, nearly caught two prowl
era today.
II saw them looting an un
occupied house and crept up
behind them. He got a head
lock on one and a lialt-Nelaun
on tho other.
He handled them all right
until he tried to call police.
Then one Jerked loose and
rapped Ikeda on the head with
lead pipe.
Students In tho Klamath Falls
itrstle schools are near lug the
ttiul of thttlr first semtter's
work, according to City Huper
impudent J. I'erry Wells.
mester examinations will Dentil
the last wevk In Junuary.
Approximately 36 stuluts will
be nraduatHl from the vlithth
sjradoo of city schools Into lilicti
u'hool. Theo students aro no
b-ln reielntered at tho b lie ti
school. Tho list of graduate
will ho released at tho close of
the ftmt semester, Jauuary 29.
Coniimratlvrly few student
from county grade achools will
bo admlttml Into high school at
tho benlnnlns; of next term,
County Superintendent Kred To
tersou reported.
Sexton Visits 4 H
Clubs of County
Frank Sexton, county club
leader, apent laat week vlaltlng
4-11 cluba over th county. One '
day waa devoted to attendance of 1
meetlugs at Chlloquln and Modoc j
I'olnt.
The club leader reports that '
Chtlouuln la at present support- '
Ing seven standard 4-11 clubs ;
with an average membership of
10 each.
Amusements
Fine Tree Now Flaying Joe
K. llrowa In "Local iluy Make
Hood."
Rainbow Now Playing Mae
Clarke In "The Good Had Girl."
Vox Now plavlng Charlotte
Greenwood in "Flying High."
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Ahhhhh, If It Isn't Joe K.
Urown, the big smile and howl
man, himself, aa he appears In
'Local tloy ,vtaaea t.onu, invi
comedy current at the Pine Tree
Theatre. It'a one ot the laugh
hits of th game.
Thla la a grand and glorious
week t the Pine Tree Theatre
where Joe K. Urown la appear
ing In bis latest comedy drama,
"Local liny Makea Good."
Sympathetic laughter follows
the timid college boy aa he trlea
to make good as a track man
and a great lover. Urown la
ably aided In hla hilarious ad
ventures by Dorothy Lee, one of
the cleverest comedlennos ot the
day.
AT THE It.MMlOW
Mae Clarke, the girl who
made "Molly." In "The Front
Page," a vibrant character, won
for herself the leading role In
"The Good Bad Olrl." the film
that opens at the Italnbnw
Theatre today . . . and what ahe
does with thla meaty part, re-
veuls .her as one of the bettor
emotional actresses on the
screen.
AT THJC VOX
Charlotte Oroenwood, tnllest
member of tho cast of "Flying
High," now playing at the Vox
Theatre, confide that If ahe la
funny It la because she has had
to be ao in self defense. Phlla
del uhlans started laughing at
her when ahe waa 13 yeara old
St whlrh period ahe waa exactly
aa tall aa she la today which Is
In the proximity of aix foot.
Constance Bennett
To Adopt Youngster
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 12, (U.R)
Conslanrn Itenneit, motion pic
ture actress and wife of the
Murotil Henri De La Knlnlse,
soon will become the "mother"
of an adopted 3-yenr-old buy,
according to a petition on file.
In Los Angelns courts.
Friends recalled that Mlsa
Dennett brought the boy, a dis
tant relative, whoso parents
were killed In an automobile
crash, here two yenrs ago when
sho rt siirned from Kurnpo afler
nhtiilnlng a dlvnrcs from Philip
Plant, New York sportsman.
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News Classified
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j College Question
HOIU7.0NTAL
I The marabou.
1 Pluralist.
12 What Ameri
can college
look part In
' tho first traus
Atlnnllc de
bate by radio!
II To employ
flattery.
KM simitar
to I he lonk
bean.
1J Usee of glow.
Ing carbon
IIHtvp.
20 Striped
camel's hair
cloth.
21 Mauley apple,
22 To put oa
2) Nick
35 To chattar.
27 To be a ade
emed in risl plates of
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Atlantic radio
debater
22 To cut graaa.
32 To be India-
pussd
31 Farmer
37 Hlutnber.
40 Opposite of a
"bull" in the
language of
the atock
tnarkst
41 Finger.
43 Seasoning.
4! Model insect.
4 lllemlah
47 8allor
41 Ado.
ancient Japa
nese soldier
10 What Kugllsh
college took
part la th
drat Irene-
Bandits Kill Los
Angeles Detective
LOB ANT, ELK., Jan. II. (UJJ
Hero ot many a fight with bau
dlta. Detective Lleulsnant Hugh
A. Crowley, 2. waa ahot down
and killed by two mea aa he
walked Into the office of the
Village theater In West wood, a
suburb, today.
Th bandlta tied up a Janitor
and two film collectors, then
waited for lb epollc offices, ap
parently knowlug that he would
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A-B-C of Specialized Business
and Professional Service
BOARD
ANCHOR HOTEL DININ'O ROOM
Ith and Oak 81s.
Delicious Food
Dinners a specialty.
Family style, 60c.
Short orders, I a. m. to I p. m.
Vivian Duffy and Emma Slack
MRS. LONO'S
HOME COOKED MEALS
Uoard 17.00 a week three
meals. Ilrcakfaat, 7-1; lun
neon, 12-1; dinner, 1:30 to
4:00. Hhort orders.
402 8. Seventh 8L
Phone 2372-J.
CAFE
SUNNYSIDE INN 61 Main St
Meals 25c to 40c
Board, family style, 11.00 -per
day.
Homemade pies and dough
nuts for sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Llnd,
Props.
CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. Paul C. Long
Chiropractor and Nrv
Specialist
117 South 8oventb Street
Phon 1140
DENTISTS
DR. ERNEST II. HALL
B iccaasnr to
Dr. E, O. Wlsscarver
106 Oregon Bank Bldg.
Phon 146
DR. J, E. CLANAHAN
607 Oregon Bank
Phone 836
Rcsldonc phon 2222-J.
DRESSMAKING
BESS MERANDA
Dresamaklng
Coat rellnlng. Alterations.
206 StewnrtrDrew llldg.
Phone 1496J. 731 Main
FROZEN PIPES
FROZEN PIPES
Diy and Night Bervlc
THAWED IIY KLKCTHICITY
AI.Kt) SHARPEN ICK HK ATr I
llert's Bnttery and Eleclrle
I2 8. Olh. Phon 144-W!
t Chart.
10 Rluder.
11 Nest to Ural.
13 Tendency
14 Agents.
II Hod ot III
fJ-Frj
Brvuiiiplr
lower world.
II Win Vessel.
24 my
31 llandlsd.
14 To elate.
37 Measuring:
sllrsa.
II To nod..
II Kiclamalloi.
14 Tender.
II Unhealed1.
31 Made veraes.
17 Malt ancestors.
31 Film en
copper
3 F.rls
40 Frepared
ahespskta.
41 Aperture.
4 Weight allow.
anres
41 Scarlet.
10 (lulded.
It llalterlnf
machine
11 Tree
84 Second not.
I Toward
l yJ . Ur-'l In I.
tO Leprous
person.
81 V.
0.1 Changed,
6S Cotton aalln.
27 Keuulrsd.
22 Hwamp
VERTICAL
I In advance.'
3 Hare
3 Moan
4 llalll
a Minor not .
I Fart ot i
circle.
TType of fuel.
I Dr.
r
r
stop at the theater to pick up the
wook-eud receipts.
As Crowley entered the door,
smiling, both bandit fired at
once.
Prominent Physician
Is Sued for Divorce
RENO. Jan. 12. (UR Dr.
Hans M. Sylvester, reported to be
a prominent and wealthy Phila
delphia physician, wis sued for
divorce by his wife. Dor Huth
Hylveater. her today on charges
of extreme cruelty. The roupl'
waa married August II, lJt, l.i
New York.
GARAGES
Klamath Garage
. moved to
820 Klamath Ave.
HOSPITALS
"KLAMATH'S KMKROENCY
HOSPITAL"
THE VALLEY
HOSPITAL
Cor. Fourth and Pins St.
LAUNDRY
New City Laundry
4 th at Klamath
Phon 164
8av 16 Cash and Carry.
OPTOMETRISTS
UK. GOBLE
, OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined, Glasses fitted
No Drops Used
Phon 61.
701 Mala BU
RADIOS
Long s Radio Service
1012 Donald Hlreet
Phon 1464-M
Service, ropalrlng, tostlng, to,
Tu hoi, parts, alo.
Hacked by years ot axparlonc.
HULBERT'S
RADIO SERVICE
"For Bettor Reception"
Equipped and experienced
to aervlce or ropalr your radio,
Phon 719-M. 1048 Owens SL
UPHOLSTERING
Upholstering snd Repairing ot
Furniture. Reasonable Price
THURMAN
iFormnrly with Klamath
Furniture Co. I
111 Commercial. Phon 1071
I