January 22, 1938
TUB NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Automotive
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I.ltattnck and Poultry
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Room and Doard
Rooma (or Rant
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To Exchange
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Transportation 3
tori and Found
l,OST Good Samaritan pin
O EH. engraved on hack. Re
ward Phona 16-W. 1-23
Ganaral Notlcai
Go By Motor Coach
VIA REND
Shortest Rome Lowest Farea
To Northwest I'olnta
ona Hound
Way Trip
Spokane $11.20 $20.05
Boise, Ida. 10.00 18.10
Portland 5.90 10.65
Seattle 8.40 14.65
Busses Leave 11:46 Noon
Mt. Hood Stages, Inc.
flrxrhoimrf Drool Phone PUS
j-ao-mir
WII.I. HELL to satisfy clalme tor
room rent Suitcase and sack
left by Jack narlough; aultcaaa
of rlnlhaa led hy V. Watklns:
hnx of clothing left hy Babe
Orey. Mra. Agce, Tourlal Hotel.
1-24
SKI WAXINO Have thoae akla
base-waxed hy an expert (or
only 11.00 pair which Includea
an application of running wax
also. Southern Oregon Hdw. Co.
1-17
PLAY niNOO Library club
rooma, Jnnuary 14. Sponsored
by V. F. W. Auxiliary. 1-11
EXPERT oil atova adjusting and
repairing. Oil City. Phona 1197.
1-16
NOTICE A(ter thla data I will
not ba reaponalble (or any debta
contracted by anyone other than
myself. Signed, January IB,
1038. W. B. Bandera. 1-24
THE IMS Indian Motorcycle la
here. Coma and aea It. Boden
hamer. 310 E. Main. 1-8
LOCAL AND LONO DISTANCE
HAULING. Inaured carrlora.
Latest type equipment tor large
or a in a 1 1 jobs. O. K. Tranifer
Co., 423 Main. Phona 17. 3-7
LONO DISTANCE HAULING
Phona 1007. 3-4-mtt
10
Service
MATTRESSES REBUILT 32.60,
ona day aervlca. Flrat claaa
tipholalerlng, complete Una ot
lateat materlala. Carlaon Mat
tress and Upholstering Co.,
1206 Main. Phone 701. 3-11
DRESSMAKING, designing and re
modeling. PEGGY BTURTEVANT
Phono 663-W 317 Fine
1-31
FLOOR 8ANDKR Lateat type
aander, eaay to uae, Jint tha
thing (or ra-(lnlahlng worn
flonra. Southern Oregon Hdw.
Co. 3-17
SKI SHOP SERVICE Rlndlngs
mounted, akla wnxod and wator
proofed, altl hoots groaned, akl
equipment rentotl. Southern
Oregon Hdw. Co. 3-17
BODENHAMER SAW FILING
210 Eaat Main. Phona 846-W.
All snwa, toola, lawnmowors,
etc., rnpnlrcd. 2-14-mlt
PAINTING, w nil clonnlng, kalso
nilnlng. Terms. Harry L. Brown.
Phona 10(12. 1-11
SICWINU Alterations. Conta re
llnnd. Mra. Hnrnoy. Phona
2151-J. 2111 Dnnow. 3-3
MWUUILL E.0TRIO Blootrl
citl contracting, wiring, motor
and appliance ropnira. G. W.
Uuuong, Morrl'.,, Phona 16. 3-7
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Service!
CITY TRANSFER ft STORAGE
CO. Moving, crating, packlUK
and carload distribution. 620
Spring St. Phona 433. 2-16
INVIHIIILW IIOHIERY MENDING
2200 Huron, Phono II 8 3-J. 1-22
AUTOMOIIILO REPAIRING
Quality work at low ratea.
Mechanical, body, (ender. Haw-ley-Bmlth
Oarage, Bo. 6tb and
Midland rd. Ph. 247. 3-1
HEMSTITCHING Buttona. J. C.
Penney Co. 2-14
CALL ART BENEDICT, 2364-W
Cleaning kitchens, woodwork,
wallpaper. Janitor. 2-4
FLOOR SANDING and radnlah
Ing. Clifford Golden. Phone
I61-W-1. 1-20-mtf
14 Help Wanted. Female
ADDRESS ENVELOPES HOME
FOR US. GOOD PAY. El -
lence unnecessary. Wonderful
opportunity. Everything Sup
plied. Nationwide Distributors,
401 nroadway, N. Y. 1-22
SPECIAL work (or married wom
en. Earn to 121 weekly mid
your own dresses FREE. No
canvassing. Give age and druse
site. Fsshlon Frocks, fnc
Dept. G-1161, Cincinnati, Ohio.
1-22
16 Help Wantad, Mala
AMAZING new Kuahluntred
Shoes! quick cash profile and
your own shoes (ree. Experience
unnecessary. 130 sample outfit
free, Tannera, 1120 C St.. Hus
ton, Maas. 1-22
RKLIAIILK man take raro store
route. Distribute, collect. New
Products. .No Belling. Earn ex
cellent weekly Income. B. W.
Nut Co., 81. Paul, Minn. 1-22
MAN (or Cof(ee Route., Up to 146
first week. Automobile glvon
aa bonua. Write ZANOL, 196
Tenth St.. Oakland. Cal. 1-22
WANTED Experienced m a n
bookkeeper about 30 yeara old
Must have best reference; nn
swer In full detail. Box 016,
Naws-Herald. 1-21
18
Situation Wantad
WILL CARE (or children In my
home or yours. Experienced,
and very (nnd of children. 47
Weal liwell, Corner Lowell and
Weal Oregon. 1-22
EXPERIENCED truck, tractor
and ateatn engine driver wnnta
Job. Knows all principle roads,
Good referencea. Rt. 3 Box 460
Shady Plna. .. .- 1-2 3
WANTED General housework.
Phone 1867-J. 1-27
20
Room and Board
COMFORTABLE room next lo
hath. Reasonable board for ona
or two gentlemen. 1040 Melroso.
Phone 0(1. 1-26
ROOM AND BOARD Reasonable.
Washing Included. 114 Michi
gan. 1-26
ROOM AND OOOD BOARD 436
N. !nd SI. Phone 713-J. 1-22
ROOM AND BOARD 820 HlKh
2-4tf
22
Roomi for Rant
CLEAN. ATTRACTIVE ROOM
Twin beda; cooking permitted.
148 Broad. 1-24
TWO NICE SINGLE BEDROOMS
with bath. Phone 1613-J. 1-27
ROOM FOR RENT 814 Wash
Ington St. 1-22
SLEEPING ROOM tor gentleman,
38 month. Phona 1440-W. 3-28
ROOM In modern homa tor gen
tleman. Pbona 838. 8-8
CLAREMONT. 318 No. 4tb St.
All outside modern rooma. Froo
parking lot. 2-7
24 Apartment! for Rant
THREE-ROOM furnished apart
ment, glassed porch, Hunts and
water, 380. Phona 670-W. 1420
Vine. 1-22
VACANCY Alameda apartments.
1800 Esplanade. 1-26
FURNISHED (our and five-room
apartments, 140 and 46. 826
Grant. 1-26
APARTMENT and sleeping room
. The Gem, 113 N. 6th. 1-22
VACANCY Esplanade Court.
1-27
TWO-ROOM APARTMENT 400
Onk. Adults. 1-24
VACANCY Qlenwood Court. In
quire at 801 Market. 1-26
UNFURNISHED Apartment. Mar
lon Apta. 1-23
2-ROOM turnlahed apt., alao
aleeplng room, cloaa In. 803
Waahlngton. 1-33
THE CASCADE APT. HOT'lL
330 So. 11th St. Phone 888
Rooms with hath and complete
ly equipped apartments hy the
day, week or month. Freo gar
age. l-13-mtt
FURNISHED APARTMENTS for
3 or 4 adults. No pets. 413 N.
10th. 2-8
I AND 3-ROOM furnished apt
1805 Main. 061-tf
APARTMENT tor reut Alpha
Apta. Phona 800. 4664tf
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ments. Woyerhaeusor district.
Glencourt Apta. 1-27
A few words In tba classified
will tall your story.
10
26
Houiai for Rent
FURNISHED 3 -room house.
Phone 748-J. 1-26
TIIRKK-ROOM furnished house,
liulli and garage. Water paid.
2424 So. 6th. 1-22
FURNISHED ona room cuhln.
Water and lights, fit. 2176-W
1-24
FIVE-ROOM modern unfurnished
houno. 764 N. 10th. 1-24
THREE-ROOM house, purlly furn-
isneo. nia iironu oi. 1-i.t.
NEWLY DECORATED MODERN
five-room house, close In. Phone
051-11, or Inqulie 016 N. 2nd.
1-24
MODERN DOUBLE COTTAGES
Garage. 36 week. Phone 1100
J. 1-27
SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE.
1613 Oregon Ave. 1-24
CLEAN furnished three-room cot
tage 1004 Munzanlta. 1-22
FOR RENT Partly furnished
house. SI 4 Lincoln. 6 7B-i(
28 Miscellaneous for Rent
SKIS FOR RENT High quality
hickory skis complete with bind
ings lo (It either akl hoots or
ordinary hoots. Waxed and all
ready to go. complete with poles
31.60 per day. Southern Oregon
Hdw. Cn. 3-17
30 Real Eitate tor Sale
rui-iuxixri-uui-ri iir"rr - --
220-Acre Ranch
Potato land. 170 acres Irri
gated. 60 ncres In alfalfa. Price
311.000. Terms to suit.
4-Room House
In Mills addition, on paving.
Full price 11 SOU, Including pave
ment. Small down puymcnt, bal
ance to suit.
R. P. OLIVER
111 8. Sth St. Phone S50
1-22
LEWIS TRACTS, 1 mtle east of
city on Shasta Way. Excellont
location, (Ine soil. Irrigation.
Small down payment. Small
monthly payments. Interest In
cluded. Mra. 11. V. Lewis, own
er, rtl. 2. Box 898, Sbnslaway
Road. Phone 36J2. 2-6
FOR SALE 323 acre ranch. All
modern dairy buildings. 80
acrea In alfalfa, 80 ncrea potnto
hind and pasture. 320.000. Del
Knttl Bench, 7 mlloa aouth on
old MM hind, road.. ..... , 1-23
LARGE MODERN HOME, garage
and ono acre, boyond city llm
Ita (or lease or aale. Inveatl
gala tbla. H. J. Savldge Real
Estate 1020 Main Street. 1-22
VERY ATTRACTIVE completely
modern two-bedroom home,
large living roam, nook, full
basemont. shrubs, trees. One
block from school on pavement.
Phone 404-R. 1-26
160 ACRES 1 mtle from Dorils.
largo well for Irrigation, electric
power, no alkali. 332 No. 0th.
Phono 1307-W. 1-31
TO LEASE Ranch auitnblo for
large dairy near Klamath Falls.
Will carry 160 head milking
cowa nnd dry atock. house, and
dairy barn, nil Irrigated. 333 Nn.
9th. Phone 1397-W. 1-31
32
Raal Estate Wanted
WANTED TO RENT Dairy ranch
on aharcs. Have beat rofor
encea. E. D. Dlotrlch, Mldlnnd.
Ore. 1-22
34
Automotiva
EQUITY In '34 four-door Master
Chevrolet aedan. 901 Alameda.
1-22
36 Miscellaneous for Sale
MONEY TO LOAN
On guna, diamonds, watchee, suits.
WE LOAN THE MOST
Highest prlcea paid (or old gold.
"CALL MB MAURY"
Corner Ninth and Klamath
2-14
EVENTUALLY you'll uae 70
Oclnne gasoline. Why not nowT
22c gallon. Oil City, South Sixth
at mot. 3-14
HEATER OIL
Delivered 60 gal. or mora 8c.
At .ird 7c.
HEILBRONNER ft REA
Phona 239-W 821 Spring St.
v 2-2
THE ONLY lmlopondcnt gas nnd
oil company In Klnmnth Foils,
which la Oil City, atlll sells the
best quality atove oil (or 71
cenle at plant, 81 delivered, one
hundred gallons, 9 cents on 50,
and In tha very nenr future wo
will have a lower grade stove
oil tor 61 at plant,, 7 s deliver
ed on 100 gallons, and 8 cents
(or 50. We will not ba under
sold. Phone 2197. - 1-31
FOR SALE Heavy team, good on
trnm or crosa haul. Rt. 1, Box
060. Phono 28J8. 1-24
RED driveway clndors, $1.25 yard.
3 ynrd load. Phone 937-J-l. 1-24
BEDROOM, dining room and liv
ing room (urnllure, fruit Jars.
303 Washington. 1-24
FOR SALE Bnlod hay, rabbit
hay, M-rrus soed whoat. W. G.
Bell. ' 1-24
INDEPENDENT STOVE OIL 60
gallons or more at plant 7a per
gallon, dnllvorod In city 8o per
gallon. Tonus cash. Peyton ft
Co. Phone 535. 2-12mtf
PINE BODY WOOD $5. 60 cord.
1'none 1608-R. 1-26 I
36 Mitcellaneoui for Sale
DEMONSTRATION modol oil clr
culutor, heals 6 rooms, thermo
stat control. Pay only 37.00
monthly, down payment, plus
amitll carrying charge. Full
price $67.06; two-room slzo,
brown finish, only 16.00 month
ly, down payment plus small
carrying charge. Full price
137.06, Montgomery Ward end
Co. ' 1-22
1936 6-puasonger Ol'lstnohllo
must aell ut once. Luaving town.
Johnson, pelican Hotel. 1-22
WOOD Special prices. Seasoned
pine slabs on lot 34.00. Hob
Brown, Pleasant View tracts,
3rd street. 1-28
FOR SALE Several twn-holo
hentors, circulating heater aiirj
slove pipe. Have Installed steam
heat. St. Francis Apis., 828 Onk.
1-22
FOR SALE Two ladles' diamond
rings. Cheap. 830 Rose. 1-22
100-GALLON galvanized storage
tanks 37.95. Phone 2270. 1-24
LARGE MALLEABLE circulating
heater, fitted bassinet, bassinet
crib, large crib bod, hahy Imth
tub, porch gale. 248 lirwul.
Phone 1114. 1-24
FOR SALE Rat Terrier puppies
465 Michigan. 1-2:
USED BICYCLES 37.60. 112.50.
816.00. Poole's liiryclo Store.
2-6
FIR AND PINE WOOD 16.50.
Phono 1331. 24
OIL BURNERS Coleman clrcu
lilting oil homers with outside
tank and 50 gallons of oil
3-room slzo $77. 40; 6-room size
$83.50 $10.00 down. $6.60 per
month. Old wood heaters taken
In trade. Roberta & Peak Hard
ware. 1007 Main. 1-26
MOVING? Cnll Klamath Kails
Transfer and Storage, 4lh and
Klamath. Phone 1007. 2-4-mtf
FOR SALE Baled straw. Mrs.
H. V. Lewis, 1 mile east of city
on Shasta Way. Rt. 2, Box 895.
Phone 35J2. 2-5
RED CINDERS $1.25 yd. Phone
938W2. 1-24
FOR SALE Will aell $129.00
credit with Shepherd Music Co.
on now plnno. any Baldwin
make, priced at $450.00 or
more $75. Jennlo Oliver, 759
Grace St.. Monterey, Calif. 1-22
MOHAWK HI-HEAT STOVE OIL.
Equnl to tho Best cheaper than
the Rest. Phono 2270. 1-22
FOR SALE Grey cinders.- Best
for driveway. Phone 33J1.
1-27
WOOD FOR SALE Phone 1097.
2-4-mtf
40
To Exchange
WILL TRADE cleor residence
property for 100 ft. lot on pave
ment suitable for court or apts.
Box 1009. News-Herald, 1-24:
42 Miscellaneouj Wanted
WANTED To hear from owner
of farm for salo for spring de
livery. Wm. Hawley, Baldwin.
Wis. 1-22
WANTED TO BUY Heifer calves.
6 to 8 months old. Also steer or
bull calvca same age, but male
calvce must be beef type. State
prlco and ago in first letter. R.
C. Prudhomme, Rt. 2, Box 196.
nenr Idella'a Store, South 6th
St. Phone 651W4. 1779-tf
WE PAY CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Rlcky'a Jewelry, 622 Main. 2-7
HIGHEST PRICES paid for used
furniture and stoves. OK Sec
ond Hand Store, 820 Klnmnth.
Phone 991. 2-14-mtf
WANTED 8mall apartment or
rooming bouse to manage. 614
Walnut. 1-22
44 Livestock and Poultry
WANTED TO BUY From 300 to
600 head of yearling or two-yenr-old
ewes lo ho lambing the
first part of April. Must bo
cheop for ensh. John D. 11c
Caullffe, Box 6S1. Malln, Ore.
1-37
40 HEAD of registered Hereford
bulla and heifers will bo sold at
public auction at the Livestock
Sale Pavilion, Mcdford. Oro.,
Sat., Jan. 29, 1938. Consigned
by Horeford breeders of south
ern Oregon and northern Cali
fornia. Southern Oregon Live
stock Auction Co. Col. A. H.
Dudley, Auctioneer. Phono
861J3. 1-26
COW AND LIGHT team Inqulro
Shasta Food Market, Shasta
Way. 1.24
RABBITS 65 young, 8 does, 2
bucks. All white. Hutches In
cluded. One block right, ono
block left Lucaa store, Kvno
rond. 1-J4
FOR SALE 12 or 16 Whlto Leg
horn hens, 60c each, delivered
In Klamath Falls. Wrlto Grant
Fouch, Rocky Point, or seo mail
carrier. 1-24
46
Financial
WILL PAY 6 per cent on $6000
for two or three yenrs. Would
consider partner, man or woman
with ssles or bookkeeping abil
ity. Secured by ono ot boat and
oldest established businesses In
Klamath Falls, News-Herald.
Hnx .1610. 1-24
The charging rnto o( the but
tery should he reduced If It over
charges. '
bunkos have no sense of hear-
'"a-
News of Klamath Churches
Fir.t Prosby
torian Church
Corner North Sixth and Pine
streets, tho Itev. Theodore Smith,
pastor, telephone 713-J at the
home and 4 20 at the church, holds
Its morning service at 11 o'clock.
II. W. Parkhurst, directs the
choir and Huns Hoerleln Is or
ganist. The service opens with
the orgun prelude "Pilgrims
Chorus" hy Wugner-Lltz. The ot
fertory will he "To the Evening
Slur" by Wagner. The morning
anthem will no "More Love to
Thee" by Doaue, and the organ
postlude ".March from Tann
hueuner'' also by Wagner. The
pastor will speak on "Christ's
Yoke."
Evening service, 7:30 o'clock,
organ prelude, "At Twilight" by
Ncvln. Tho offertory will be "Old
Melody" by Lemare. The pastor
will speak on "Mark, a Character
Study.''
Following the evening service
at 0:00 o'clock In the auditorium
a great "Fireside Hour" for young
people of the city and adults will
he held with Llewellyn Garbutt,
president' of the Klamath-Lake
Christian Endeavor Union In
charge.
Christian Endeavor society 6:30
p. m.
Bible school, 9:45 p. m. The
Christian Endcavorers are to take
charge of the various classes in
tho senior and adult departments
Instead of the regular teachers.
Church of
Psychic Research
Rev. Edna Sherer to lecture
Sunday night, "Cod's Manifesta
tions In the Dark." Mrs. Kaye
will sing. Rev. Paul Melvyn will
have charge of the message and
tests after the lecture.
The family message circle on
Tuesday evenings begins promptly
at 8:15 o'clock. For further In
formation phone I486.
On every Wednesday afternoon,
2 o'clock, the Acorn club meets.
Send In your name Sunday or
Tuesday evenlnga. or call 1486 for
further Information.
Zion Luth
eran Church
Zion Lutheran church. 1025
High street. G. W. Hoffman, pas
tor. "Overcome Evil With Good"
will be the topic of the sermon at
Sunday's service, which begins at
1 1 o'clock. All are welcome to
our services. . ' --
Sunday school meets at 9:46.
The mid-week Bible class meets
Wednesday evenings at 8:00.
Meeting of the Ladies' Aid next
Thursday afternoon at 2:00. The
place of tho meeting will be an
nounced at Sunday's service.
First Bap
tist Church
First Baptist church. Eighth at
Washington. Cecil C. Brown,
pastor. Residence S04 North Sec
ond street. Phone 2185-W.
Bible school 9:45 a. m. George
O. Welch, superintendent. Classes
for all age groups. Morning wor
ship at 11 a. m. Sermon subject,
"The Great Intercessor."
. The training service department
meets at 7:30 p. ni. under the di
rection of Mrs. G. A. Dowden.
Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock.
Sermon Bubject, "A Voice from
Hell."
Mid-week service Wednesday at
7:30 p. m. This aervlce consists
of Bible study and devotional
hour. The pastor Is conducting a
aludy of tho Hebrews.
The Women's Missionary so
ciety meets Thursday afternoon
for Its regular work.
Church of
the Naxarena
Church of the Kazarene, corner
of Garden and Martin, Rev. H. L.
Russell, pastor. Residence 2132
Orchurd avenue.
Sunday school at 9:45. This Is
a glowing and growing Sunday
school and we Invite you to join
us. Our aim for February 27 is
200 in Sunday school. Morning
worship at 11. Mr. Llndsey will
sing.
Bonanza Sunday school at 2:30
p. m.
Young people's sorvlce, 6:30.
E. E. Elnnrsson as leader.
Evangelistic nervlce, 7:30. Spe
cial music.
Each Sunday school class Is
planning on finishing their own
class room In the now church.
Much interest was shown last sun
dnv with a good offering.
46
Financial
LOW RATES
on
AUTO LOANS
. REFINANCING
Quick, Dependable, Safe
No Co-Slgnera No Red Tape
NO HIDDEN CHARGES
Let us flnnnce your new or used
car purchase.
Motor Investment Co.
License M-104
114 No. 7th Ph. 8S2
' 8-9-mtt
48
Business Opportunities
PROSPEROUS BUSINESS FOR
small amount cash. Leaving
town. Nows-Horald, Box 3615.
1-22
BIG SACRIFICE Equity in busi
ness property with living qtinr
tors. Must soli because of poor
health. Phone 2260.' ' 1-22
First Metho
dist Church
First Methodist church, eorner
North Tenth and High streets.
John W. Warrell, pastor. Resi
dence 1005 High street, phone
448-W.
Sunday next united men'a pray
er meeting In First Presbyterian
church at 8 a. m.
The church school will as
semble at 9:45 with Mr. L. K.
Phelps, superintendent. Every
student will find a place and an
interesting teacher. Junior church
service at 10:55 a. m.
Morning worship at 10:55
o'clock with the pastor In charge.
Mrs. E. B. Veatch at the piano
will play, "March of the Priests,"
Mozart and "Nautilus," McDow
ell. The choir under the direc
tion of Miss Llllle Darby will sing
the anthem, "Incline Tblne Ear,"
Ivanoff.
Vocal duet "Selected." MIbb
Ola Mae Hough and Miss Bar
bara Powers. Sermon theme
"Life an Adventure."
Senior nnd Young People's Ep
wortb League devotional meet
ings at 6:30 p. m.
Evangelistic service at 7:30
p. m. Mr. Sherman Carter will
sing. The pastor will speak on
the theme, "The Reality of the
Friendship of Jesus for Today."
Kindly accept a cordial Invitation
to attend the services of the First
Methodist church.
First Chris
tian Church
First Christian church. Pine
street at Ninth. Arthur Charles
Bates, minister. Study In church.
Ninth street entrance. Phone
1033W.
Bible echool meets at 9:45 a.
m. Clyde O'Neal, superintendent.
Communion and worship 11 a.
m. Organ prelude, "Moderato in
D," Smart, by Mrs. Mary Mow,
organist.. Choir proceasional
"Holy, Holy, Holy." Doxology and
the pastoral prayer. The scripture
lesaon will be from the second
chapter of John Christ's First
Miracle. The communion hymn,
"At the Crosa," followed by the
observance of the Lord's aupper.
Anthem: "Sing Unto the Lord"
by the choir, Miss Augusta Park
er, directing. Sermon: "la Life in
Reverse?" by the minister. Invi
tation hymn, "Open Wide the
Door." Benediction and the Three
fold. Amen. Organ postlude,
"Finale In F." bv the nrnl.i
. Christian Endeavor are-prayer
services o:ia and regular aesslona
at 6:30.
Evening service, 7:30," "Spirit
ual Gifts." Bring your Bibles and
loiiow ine reading.
Choir rehearsal nn tru4nAe1a
and the mid-week Bible study on
tnursaay, ootb at 7:30 p. m.
Firsf Church of
Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scien
tist, corner Tenth and Washing
ton streets,
Sunday school at 9:30. Morn
ing service at 11 o'clock. Sub
ject, "Life."
Testimonial meeting Wednes
day evening at 8 o'clock. This
church maintains reading rooms
in the First National Bank build
ing rooms 212-213, where the
Bible, writing by Mary Baker
Eddy, and authorised Christian
Science literature may be read,
borrowed or purchased. The read
ing room la open daily from 7:30
in the morning until 9:30 o'clock
in the evening. An attendant is
In charge from 12 to 1 o'clock
and from 2:30 until 4:80 except
Sunday and holidays.
Baptist Bible
Mission
Corner Miller's Lane and South
Sixth street highway.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
Classes for all ages, with graded
lessons for each. You are Invited
most heartily to this service.
Morning worship at 11. At this
service the discussion will center
around the words of Jesus found
in Matthew, 11:28, "Come unto
me nil ye that Inbor and are heavy
laden, and I will give yon rest."
There will be congregational
singing, and a duet by Mrs. Ruby
Pence and Dr. C. B. Cassel.
St. Paul's Epis
copal Church
St. Paul's Episcopal, Eighth
and Jefferson streets, the Rev. V.
E. Newman, rector.
Sunday:
Holy Eucharist at 8 o'clock.
Church school classes at 10:15
a. m.
Holy Eucharist and sermon at
11 o'clock on the first Sunday of
each month.
Morning prayer and sermon at
11 o'clock on other Sundays.
Holy Eucharist on Saint days
aim noiy nays at 10 0 clock.
Community Congre
gational Church
Corner . Garden and Martin.
Everybody Is welcome. Sunday
services, Sunday school at 9:46
a. m., church at 11 a. m., young
People's society at 8 n. m. nn Sun
days, Girl Scouts on Monday eve
nings, also Go-gcttera club of
junior Doys; Boy scouts on Tues-
unjr overlings, itev. Martin Hanck
will preach the sermon at the
morning sorvlce, sermon topic,
"Encouragement." The pulpit
supply committee has some new
information for the congregation.
Save money on your used car
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Immanual Bap
tist Church
Bubject of the morning sermon.
"What Jesus Taught About Him
self," 11a. m., will be broadcaat.
There will ba special music dur
ing this service.
Our church school, 9:45 a. m.
We hare a claaa for each age.
group from the primaries to the
adults.
Tha young people meet at 6:30.
The evening service at 7:30 will
be the third In our series of 16
sermons on "The Steps ot Jesus."
The evening subject will ba "The
Christ of Divine Grace.'
Tba Men'a union prayer meet
ing held each Sunday morning at
8:30 will meet Sunday morning
In the First Presbyterian church.
Dr. James Rayburn will be pres
ent for thla meeting next Sunday.
Firtf Cove
nant Church
First Covenant church, 823
Walnut avenue, Phone 1908W.
Gottfred J. Anderaon, pastor.
10:30 a. m. Sunday school and
Swedish morning worship. Tba
sermon subject will be "The
Woman Who Won a City." Miss
Gerda Person will sing.
6:45 p. m. Young ' people's
prayer band. 7:00 p. m. Young
people's meeting. Leader, Karln
Strid. The discussion will center
around tbe life of John Knm
7:45 p. m. Evening service. The
pastor win speak on the subject,
"At the Crosa Roads."
Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Bible
atudy groun meets at the church
Thuraday, 7:45 p. m. Midweek
service and choir rehearsal. Fri
day 7:45 p. m. Yonng people's
"wuimjr auciai meeting.
Aftamont Community
Presbyterian Church
The Altamont Community Prea
byterlan church holds all services
In the Junior high school. George
W. Wheatltw mini.,.,
' , - ...w . ncBiaencs
First avenue, Homedale. Tele-
pnone .aj-w-4. Morning worship
service at 11 o'clock. The minis
ter wUI speak on the text, "All
luiugs Are Ready, Come." Mrs.
Frank Rafsnn .in .i
school, under lha . .. , i .
. - Dun .ioiuu or.
", superintendent, 9:45
Demur niKU
whVga b open todiy
with Mrs. G. W. Wheatley aa
teacher. Pn.H,i
...ywauua, are now
underway for a great Easter serv
,ne.i.e f?,tend hMrtlr welcome
th 7 mmnn"y to attend
Stock Market
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era were virtually at a standstill.
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were agreeably surprised when
me utilities reiused to give
ground except in minor fractions
Today's closlnar onotattona.
Air Reduction 851
auiea unemicai a- Live 171
Allied Storea 8
Carload Potato Shipments
from Klamath Basin
Month Season 1987-3 H Season 1936-8T
u Jan. to Seaaon Jan. to Season
Jan. Dally Data to Date Dally Data to Data
1 21 31 2696 14 34 1969
T 10 41 2716 39 83 3998 '
" 71 2747 26 38 4023
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t 4 143 3818 46 176 4111
t 26 188 2843 7 183 4118
T 87 iol 3880 " 8 191 4128
4 369 3984 1 11 4127
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12 44 410 3085 88 196 4838
It 68 478 3163 80 456 4891
14 il Sli 3194 48 806 4441
15 40 559 8334 41 847 4488
16 il 670 3246 89 886 4627
17 69 629 8804 19 605 4846
18 17 664 3341 16 641 4682
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Month shipments by truck 40 874 tn
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State Federal Inspector Roai Aubrey
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American Water Works
Anaconda Copper ...........
Armour 111
Atchison T. ft S. F. ..
Bait, ft Ohio
Barnsdall ....
Bendlx Aviation .
Bethlehem Steel ........,...,
Boeing Air .........-.....
Budd. Mfg. ...j. ......
California Pack ..............
Callahan Z-L ... ............
Calumet Hoc
Canadian Paclflo ... .,
Case (J. I.)
Caterpillar Tractor .. ...
Celanese ..........,
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Ches. ft Ohio .......
Chrysler Motor .........m
Col. Gaa ft Electric
Commercial Solvent .
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Consolidated Edison ........
Consolidated Oil
Curtlas Wright ....
Douglas Aircraft .... .
Du Pont ft De N
Electric Auto Light . .
Electric Power ft Light
Erie R. R. .
General Electric ..............
General Foods . -
General Motors .
Goodyear Tires .......
Or. No. Pf. .....
Hudson Motor ..................
Illinois Central
Insp. Copper ....................
International Harvester ..
International Nickel ....
Int. Paper ft P. Pf.
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Kennecott Con. Cop.
Lib-O-Ford .
Liggett Myers B .
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Monty Ward
Nash Kelvlnator
National Biscuit
National Distillers
National Power ft Light .
N. Y. Central
North America ...
Northern Pacific ,
Packard Motor
J. C. Penney
Penn R. R
Phillips Pet.
Public Service N. J. .
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Rep. Steel .
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So. Cal. Edison .
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil N. J.
Studebaker ,, ' , ..
Superior Oil .
Texas Corporation
Timken Det Axle
Trans- America
Union Carbide
Union Paciflo .
United Airlines .
United Aircraft .
United Corporation
United Gas Imp.
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel .
Walworth
Western Union
White Motor
Woolworth ..
Closing Curb Quotation!
Cities Service . II
Electric Bond ft Share 81
by tba county agent's otfica.
and The Newa-Herald.