The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1940, Image 9

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    THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE NINE
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GLaMiied AdaeUlUMjCf, Section
February 18, 1940
RATES
Chtrgt Adi
Each Imerlion,
per word 3c
I (No charqe made for Ion than 25c)
1 Paid-In-Advance
On duy,
pur word 2o
; Two-day run,
or word o
Threo-dny run,
jr word 6o
On wank run,
pur word - 1c
On month run,
pgr word 200
The Now-llcrali will bo ru
spoualblo (or Incorrect wording
on day only.
All ad fir" Inserted In both
The Evening llurnlcl and Tim
Klamath Now, appearing Ural In
The Herald.
(All mall order ! uiut have
caah with order).
The dead-line for classifies
tlon la 111:00 a. m. Ail received
after 11:00 o'clock will lie run
In the "Too lata to Clnaalfy"
column.
Classified Indoi
Aparlmenta lor rent 24
Automotive 34
Dullness Opportunlllea 411
Kducallonal - - U
Financial ............. 44
For Bale or Trade 3"
General Notlcea ..... .
Health s
lleln Wanted. Koniale 14
llelo Wanted. Male - 14
llouiea lor Itont 1
l.lveaiook and 1'ouHry 44
l,oat and Kound 2
r . Mlacellauooua lor Itnnl J
i 1 MKcellanooue tor Hale . ...3
Mlacellaneoua Wanted ..... 4 3
Peraonala -
rtnal Eatnte tor Bale '
Heal Ketale Wanted 3!
nonrn and Hoard 2"
Rooms (or Kent . - 22
Services -
Situations Wanted ........I"
To Eachauae 40
Transportation 8
Lett and Found
LOST -ward.
- Oreen tweed coat. Re
410 Oak. 1-16
1-1 OFF all Whlle-Blna; Hkl Togs
and Hkl lloota. The Bkl Bhnrk,
Rudy's Mon t Shop, 600 Main.
2-16
General Notlcei
TRAPPERS Have order lor
1000 eeal muakrata. Ilrtnf them
In and let top prices. L. tlollla
rlooncheater. 111 Jolleraoii. 1
loeka from Main between 5 IK
and 10th. 2-S0
4 Personals
1-1 Orr all White StagBkl Toft
and Bkl Boon. The Bkl Shack,
Rudy's Men's Bliop, 100 Main.
1-11
MEN. WOMEN 01. D AT 40. GET
PHP, Now Oalrex tonlo tableta
contalna lonlra, atlmulnhia. oys
ter concentrate often noeiled
Iter 40 by hodlea lacking
Iron, calcium, phoaphorua, Io
dine. Vitamin 111. 73-ycar-old
doctor write: "Took Ontrex
myeolf. Results lino." 11.00
also apeclnl today 80c. Call,
write Whitman Drug and all
other itood drug aloroe. 2-29
Transportation
Go By Motor Coach
Bhorteat Itouie Lowest Karea
to Northorn Polnti
One Round
Way Trip
Spokane ..$1 1.00 $20.05
Boise, Ida. 10.00 18.10
Portland 5.90 10.65
Seattle 8.40 14.65
Mt. Hood Stages, Inc.
Busses Leave 1:00 P. M.
Greyhound Depot
Phone 999
2-20mtl
10 Service!
iVtVjVae(iejtaitee,rV
rAINTINO, PAPERll ANGING
R. E. Simmons. Phone 1646. 3-1
PA1NTINC1, KAI-BOMININO H.
U Drown. Phone 1992.
3-1 r. nut
GLASS
Duplnte aafnty glass, window glass,
plate nnd mlrrora, rosllvorlng.
Kimball's Olnaa Shop, 527 Wal
nut. Phone 2243. 2-29mtf
DRESSMAKING Alteration, re
modeling. Ann London, (11
Main. 3-
NEED A WRECKER On TOW
CAR? Cnll Bnlslgnr's. 24-hour
aorvlce. Phone 2100. 2-29
FOR Sowing, Altoratlona and Re
modclInK, Mr. Hnrnoy,
phone 2161-J, 2111 Darrow.
2-21
HOUSE MOVINO nnd mining, ce
ment work. It. B. Hndloy, 208
Michigan, 2-29
CURTAINS home laundorod and
stretched. Reaaonable. riinne
1425-W. 8-4
FLOOR SANDING Old Hoc - re
Ilnlihed. Norr-'i Fruloy. Phone
188-J-4, 3-1 Bnilf
CASH registers, snfos and type
writers, roataurnnt equipment
bought and aold, Repairing.
Hap David 2311 So. 6th.
2-29
INVISIBLE HOSE MENDING
Mm. Bryan, Korn Hotel. 2-17
CARPENTER Rulldlng, roninilel
Ing. Reasonable, Phono 86 4-R.
2-24
Services
WANTED Carpenter work.
Phono 1008-J, 2-17
CHIMNEY SWEEP, phone 2146-W
(or appoliilmeut. 2-10
LADIES Why not have your
auede shoo cleaned wllh our
new lllnka yprayerl Will not
rub nfl on your hoae. Btuarl'a
Complolo Shoe Service, 1000
Main. . 1-14
WILL CAR M (or children. Refer
ence, phone 14 0. 2-14
HICK 0B at our new locution ahout
that painting, paperhanglng,
floor Banding, wallpaper and
knlaomlue romovlng Kero-eloc-trlc
way. J. E. Patterann Paint
Store. Phone 1741, 1025 Main.
2-29
HIGHEST PltlCKH paid (or uaod
(urnlliire anil stoves, OK Boo
ond lliind Hlore, 820 Klamath.
Phone 991. 2-29mlI
WRINGER ROLIJl, waehlng ma
chine and vacuum cleaner part
lor all make. Merit Waahlng
Mnchlne Hervlce, 709 South 6th.
Phone 1086. 2-lOmtl
BAWB, TOOLS GUMMED, sharp
ened and repaired, Hoilonliam
er Haw Filing, 351 K. Main St.
Phone 840. 1-18
HOUSE cleaning. Call Art Bene
dict, 1470-lt. 2-19
FLOOR HANDINo and rotlnlsh
Inc. Clifford Goldon. Phone
161-W-l. l-31mt(
DltKHHMAKINO, llematltchlng
llultona, Buckle covered, Al
terations on now and old clolh-
lug Mr. II. M. Allemlor, 731
Main, Room 216. Phone 425.
2-lCmll
SAWH. INDIAN MOTORCYCLES
- HaW-a and service. Hoilnn
hauirr Haw Filing and Cyclery.
3 M -3 K Main. 3-9
13
Health
Dr. Otto W. Westlind
Naturopathic Phyalclan
Maaaago and Bwedlah Movement
Electro-Therapy
Room 101-2-1 Pine Tree Bldg.
MWF
ATMORAY HEALTH MACHINE
for rent or sale. Call at 425
Pine between 4 and t p. m. 1-1
ROGUE RIVER BANATARIUM,
Jacksonville. Speclallilng In
pol operative, chronic, mental
nnd maternity caae and car ol
the aged. Tralued nuraea on
duty continually. Box 147, Jack-
'aonvlluj. 8-7mt(1
Situations Wanted
MARRIED MAN want work on
ranch, or grocery alore. Kltn
hnll Ulaaa Shop, Walnut and
Bo. 7lh. 2-15
WANTED Hour work. Exper
ienced. Phone 1938-W. 2-15
EXPERIENCED prnctlcnl nurao
want work. P.O. Box 505. 2-14
WANTED Housekeeping posi
tion, unencumbered. Phone
95-J-6. 1-14
WANTED Housework by the
hour. Phone 992-W, auk (or
May. 2-13
20
Room and Board
EXCEPTIONAL room and board
(or two. Phone 22 41. 2-19
ROOM AND BOARD Family
style. 2252 8o. 6th. 2-17
LOVELY HOME FOR WORKING
GIRL One block Irom town.
All conveniences. 135 month,
8 meal. Call 19 15-11 after 6:30.
2-14
LARGE ROOM, twin heda, quiet
home. Close In. Phone 624-J.
523 Lincoln. 2-13
ROOM AND BOARD suitable for
one or two. Closo In. Phono
412-R. 2-28
ROOM AND BOARD 533 Eldo
rado. Phone 744-M. 2-17
ROOM, Board, Laundry, $35.
Ride to Wcynrhnouser. SOI
Martin. 2-13
22
Roomi for Rent
NICE ROOM In now home. Pre
fer gentloman, Phone 2539.
2-15
VACANCY Court View.
2-29
NICELY furnished room lor one.
248 Broad. 2538-tt
VACANCY 134 No. 3rd.
2-14
ROOM FOR RENT In prlvnte
homo. Oil henl, outside en
trance, next to bath. Close In.
Gontlomnn proforrod. Phone
1762-R nder 7 p. m. 263511
CLAREMONT 228 No. 4th. All
outside, nowly docornted mod
ern rooms. Freo parking. 4-6 mtf
LARGE furnace honied room, 614
N. 10th. 2-15
NICE rooms (or aenllomen, 829
High. Phone 1396-J. 3-10
LARGE turnace heated room, 614
N. 10th. 2954t(
24 Apartmenti for Rent
FURNISHED APTS. Utilities
furnished. 419 No. 10th,
3-llmtt
VACANCY Furnlahed apartment.
Eloctrlo stove, refrigerator,
alcnm hen t. 628 Oak. 2-14
APARTMENT, $16. Everything
furnished. 1304 Worden. 2-18
VACANCY Rex Anna.
3-6
VACANCY K. D. Apts., Main nnd
Broad. 1-14
10
24 Apartmenti lor Rent
LAItUH partly turnlahed apsrt
inniit, 8 room, bath, $ 3 a.BO.
Phono 1462-J. 1-17
RIVERVIEW 4 room! nicely
(urnlahcd, all modorn conven
ience, garage, Phone 1114.
2942K
VACANCY Pondoaa Apt. 1-11
OLEN COURT apt. Btoa in heated
furnlihed apta. Weyerbaeuaer
dlatrlcL Phone 449-J5. l-2
VACANCY Esplanade Court.
Furnished. 2-14mt(
MODERN Apartment and Hotel
accommodation. Tranalent,
permanent. Cascade Apartment
Hotel. 2-17mtI
FURNISHED modern two-room
cottage, electric range. Every
thing turnlahed. Altamont Aulo
Camp. 2-11
APARTMENT and room. Oreer
hotel, next to Pine Tree theatre.
Ill
TWO-ROOM turnlthed apartment.
I H0R Main. 2-11
26
Houiet for Renf
ONE-ROOM HOUSE, furnlahed.
113.50. lniiulre ldella'a alnre.
3-11
FURNISHED COTTAGE, modern.
Everything furnlahed. 1125
lllehu. 2-17
UNFURNISHED 5-room modern
houae, 140.00 month. Adulta
only. Call D. N. Clemen. Phone
114-J. 1-17
BACHELOR CABINS 425 Wil
low. 1-11
FIVE-ROOM houae. Phone 1118W.
2-11
28 Miscellaneous for Rant
FIELDS HOTEL, furnlahed. Own
er, tlrauta Pass. 1-21
30 Real Efate for- Sale
FOR BALE 14-acre ranch 1 mllea
north of Ashland. Four-room
house. Inquire George Erdmnn.
208J Gage Road, City. 2-13
BEAUTIFUL modern 6-room
homo Fireplace, hardwood
floors, furnace, room for two
additional rooms upstairs, dou
ble garage, big lot, nice shrub
bery. One of nicest live-room
homes In city. Priced low. For
aals by owner. 1311 Garden
avenue. 1-lt
FOR SALE 10-acre poultry farm,
(room dwelling, modern poul--try
' barn "for 600 hens, also
other good outbuildings. Well
locatod with line dry aoutbern
exposure. Price f 31 60. Terms
1700 cub. 120 per month on
balance. A. J. Tracy. Phone
969. 1-14
1-ROOM bouse, i acre, lights and
water. Altamont. 1 1000, terms.
Christ Huck, 401 Main, phone
1796, 1-15
FOR SALE 41 acrea 6 miles
south ol town on Merrill high
way. Owner, Mrs. M. McComb,
Rt. 2, Box 640. 1-14
FOR SALE 40 acres line sandy
loam soil; 25 acrea In alfalfa;
Hunley district. Price $4500.
Terma. A. J. Tracy. Phono 909.
2-14
TRADE Improved 160 acrea irri
gated, for clear city properly.
211 Wlllits Bldg. 203711
HAVE NEW LOCATION at 406
Main. II you buy or Hat prop
erly ace mo at new location.
Christ Huck. 406 Main. 2-11
FOR SALE 110 aores; 36 acres
Irrigated, 80 acrea In fall rye;
house, barn, chicken house,
other outbuildings; water under
pressure In house; electricity.
On Bonanxa highway, 11 mllea
Irom Dairy. Total price $3000.
$1500 caah, may consider some
livestock, balance terms. R. C.
Prudhomme, Rt. 1, Box 166.
Phone 661-W-4. l!71t!
HARBOR FISHING RE80RT on
Chotoo river, coltagea modern,
ocean and river boats, 17 acrea
101 highway. Ideal location.
$10,000. Terma. Floyd Clark,
Harbor, Ore. 1-14
SEE Independence Tracts on
Homedale Road. Loans avail
able to build, ft. P. Oliver, 111
S. 8th. 1-15
$260 DOWN will take this four
rooms and bath at the bargain
price ot only $760 with $15
monthly therealter.
Everett Dennis
113 So. 8th Phone 1050
Howard Barnhlsel Agency
2-17
34
Automotive
FOR SALE '88 Ford, or will
trade equity lor cheaper car.
Jayhawk, So. 6th, Caldwell lane.
2-18
FOR SALE 1940 Bulck sedan
$1095.00. Phone 191-J-4. 2-17
FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity
In 1940 Nash coupe. 303 Cas
cade Apt. 1-17
FOR SALE Equity in 1936 Stand
ard Chevrolet, good condition.
2033 White. 2-14
For R Better Deal
See DUKE O'NEAL
Turner Chevrolet Co. Ph. 49
3-8
36 Miscellaneous for Sale
FOR SALE Good wood $6.60
cord. Phone 2199. 1919 Tun
nel. 2-19
HIGH-BRED Fox Terrier Pup
pies. Reasonable, Phone 392-4.
1 2-17
34
Automotive
TURNER'S
Pickups (Trucks
at
, New Low Prices
'39 Chevrolet Cab-over Engine
With or without body. 2-ton, with duali.
Low mileage.
'35 Int. Pickup : $195
'36 Ford Pickup 265
'36 G.M.C. Pickup 195
'36 Chevrolet l2-Ton 395
'37 Chevrolet M2-Ton 495
'38 Dodge I -Ton 495
"36 Dodge Hj-Ton 365
'30 Chevrolet Mj-Ton .. 95
'31 Ford 1 12-Ton 125
Follow the Wise Used Truck
Buyer to
Turner Chevrolet Co.
Klamath Falls
BUY A 36 Miscellaneous for Sale
f LUMBER and building materials
, at prices to lit your Job. Sub-
urban Lumber Co., 80. 6th.
CLV Phone 1770-W. 3-5
I RUBBER STAMPS. Phone 2471.
I ested WOOD All Hints, cedar posts 10c.
Corner Iowa and Montellua. 2-17
CAR BARGAINS In new and used lur
nlture. Visit Upstairs Furnl-
and SAVE On lure Store, 9lb and .Main.
r. , 2-22mtl
hnancing Cost
r l ELECTROLUX Cleanera. sales
Uperating VOSt and service. Phone 95-W-2.
'39 Olds 70 Coupa .$775 3-8
'37 Dodge DIx. Tr. Sedan 540 BOOST OKEOON PAYROLLS
'36 Ford Stp. Coupe 350 Buy Invincible Rooting, made
'35 CheoJetXupe.M , 295 ln Poriland and. backed, by our
IS2da III M5,pBnonr,6R68HaUr2r,-
34 Olds 6 Sedan 295
'34 Chevi DIx. Sedan 245 MATTRESS REBUILT $2 Econ-
ia u J. or omy Mattress and Upholstering.
34 Hudson Sedan 225 phono m6 mj g0 6th g l5
35 Dodge Tr. Sedan 295
NEW MATTRESSES made to or-
Marckisll (rnor der- Aaf s,,e- Economy Mat-
arsnall VOrnetC tress & upholstering. Phone
Company 1206. 231$ So. 6th. 2-15
724 Klam. 521 S- 6tn DRIVEWAY CINDERS. Phone
938-W-2. 2-19
PA M C I C FULLER BRUSH Specials, one
f IN L. I O week only. Fiber broom, 89c;
split duster and 12-ox. turnl-
1987 Ford Panel t;4AR ture Polish. 99c. R. V. Morgan.
Renewed and Guaranteed "r iy-' phone 1303-J. 2-16
1935 Ford Sedan Del. tOQC , . . ,
a 1 hih JlZVO FOR SALE Duo-Therm Oil
A-1 condition - ' beMer Almost new. Xw0 t0.
1934 Ford Sedan (h I QC gal. tanks and racks. Phone
Delivery - 1 ,sJ 1831-J. 2-13
1938 Dodge Sedan tAOC .. . r r
Ttaiivsrv iT'YO FERTILIZER Cow or aheep,
' " lawn dirt, sandy loam. Ray
p. A I I I" Schmeck, 2438 Shasta Way.
BALblObKo ph"ia i26i- ti
BLACK SCOTTIE puppies. Sire
m' 1 1 csan International champion Walslng
36 Miscellaneous tor Sale Wallet. Robustly healthy.
.wwww .w- Royal Rogue Kennels, Medtord,
DRIVEWAY CINDERS Phone Ore. ' 2-l
938-W-4. 3-11 111 1111
42 Miscellaneous Wanted
FIX THAT RADIO Our business
Is SOUND. Conner's Service WANTED Two-wheel trailer.
Company, 802 Market. Phone Mllsl be g00d and priced right.
2281-W. 3-Unitt 429 No. 9th. Phone 414-W.
2-U
FOR SALE Fir slab wood and ,
trimmer ends. 2211 White. WANTED TO RENT Convenlent-
Pbone 2455. 3-2 ly located tour-room modern
house, two bedrooms. Call
MOVING T Call Klamath Falls 1731-J. 2-13
TranBter and Storage, 4th and
Klamath. Phone 1097. 3-4mtf FARMERS ATTENTION High-
est prices paid (or beet, veal,
BRANDED POTATO BAGS, twine, hoga and livestock. Call Klam-
atenclla, lampblack. People's ath Packing Co. Phone 219.
Warehouse. 285UI Midland road. - 1586tt
ELECTROLUX Cleanors. Phone WANTED Dead and worthless
1523 2-16 anlmalB. Will go 45 miles.
' Phone 176, my expense. Klam-
ORANQES Phone 2065. 2-13 ath Animal Bi-Products Co.
J-5mtf
CERTIFIED Gem nnd Burbnnk 1 1 gaBiai
potato seed. Armine Young, 44 Livestock and Poultry
Tulelake. Calif. 2-16 iU
24TH ANNUAL SHORTHORN
FOR SALE Seed rye. Paygr SALE February 29, 1940. Old
Brothers, Malln, Ore. 8-6 union Stock Yards. Spokane,
Washington. 40 bulls, 15 te-
BOOST OREGON PAYROLLS mnlo,, Kor ,Bi0 catalog write
When you buy Flexoid Gllaonlte C8r Qrei Uniontown, Wash
root coating you deal with an Ington. 2-16
Oregon manulncturer. It's the '
world's best, used by moat state FOR SALE Freeh Jersey and
institutions. F. R. Hauger, Guernsey cows. Portland Drive,
, Klamath representative, 616 Box 76. 2-14
Market, phone 1668. 2-2J m ' .
L DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS
NEW CITY MAPS, Including a Leghorn chicks. Bronie
map of Klamath Falls' south poults. Write for price list,
suburban section, now available Schwertzer Hatchery, Canby,
at many local firms, the cltam- Oregon. - 2-26
bar of commerce and the Newa- , ,..,. - , 1
Herald office. Price lOo. 8093tf BABY CHICKS Poulta, Pullets.
u Leghorns $8.96. 600143.75.
POTATOES, $1.00 sack, ones and Pulleta 20c. Heavies $9.95
twos mixed. Will deliver. Phone 600 $48.75. Pullets 22c.
80-F-ll, Joe Keller, Hager. Brome-Narragansett Poulta 860-
2-28 i 40c. Catalogue free. Jenka
Hatchery, Dept. B., Tangent,
The 1940 INDIAN MOTORCYCLE Oregon. 2-29
la here. You haven't seen a
real machine until you have In- LIVESTOCK WANTED Stock
apected the new Indian. Boden- 'cattle, beef cattle, veal, hoga.
hamer Cyclery. 851 E. Main. Call 2294-W. Q. W. Bratton.
2-21 3-14
DRY PINE Mill ' Blocks 128 WANTED Live poultry of all
cubic loud dollevered, $3.75. kinds. Martin Produce. Phone
Phone 892-M. S-5mt( 671. 1-17
34
Automotive
34
Automotive
BUY
BALSIGER'S
R&G
What You Can't See
Is What We Guarantee!
1937 Bulck "60" Sedan An exceptionally
line car with a tA,C
guarantee ... JOtO
1938 Lincoln Zephyr Sedan Has heater
and defroster. Has been completely re
newed and tQQC
guaranteed ........ . . pOD
1938 Chevrolet Master Del. Sport Coupe
This Is the one boys! Radio, beater, rum
ble seat, deluxe equlpt tCQC
New llrst grade tires $OOD
1937 Chevrolet Master Del. Tour. Tudor
Had only one owner traded in recently
Newly finished and t4fiR
ready to go 4T'00
-FORDS-
1937 Deluxe Fordor Sedan $478
1936 Deluxe Fordor Sedan,
Radio and heater $395
1936 Touring Tudor $365
1938 Deluxe Coups $585
1938 "60" Coupe $483
Complete Stock Low Priced Cars
Commercials at Pre-Season Reductions
Many Trucks at Special Low Prices
Shop Inside at
BALSIGER'S
MAIN STREET at the R&S SIGN
Liechtenstein Only Prince
Charming Left in Europe
By CH ARLES FOLTZ
VADUZ, Liechtenstein (Cor
respondence ol The Associated
Press) To, whom It may con
cern: Be advised there is still at least
one prince charming in war-torn
Europe.
He ia Franx Josel II ol Liech
tenstein, handsome ruler ot a
happy little principality sand
wiched between Switzerland and
what was once Austria, Most ot
10,213 subjects think he's won
derful and so do most of Eur
ope's unmarried young princesses.
Franz Josel, now thirty three
and a bachelor, is decidedly a po
tential princely catch for most
any girl and here's what makes
him so.
He is no fly-by-nlght monarch
seated on a shaky throne. His
family originated in the 12th
century and were free barons
long before they began a long
uninterrupted rule as Princes of
Liechtenstein ln 1608.
Despite lis magnificent scen
ery, its handsome prince and its
most tax-Iree peasantry there's
little ln Liechtenstein to make it
worth while lor a big power to
grab it. Furthermore Germany
and Switzerland, Its only neigh
bors, have recognized Prince
Franz Joset's little realm.
Nor 1b the prince one ot Eur
ope's penniless titles armed only
with charm, a family tree, and an
eye for wealthy mates. He's the
bead ot one ol Europe's wealth
iest families.
The great Liechtenstein palace
in Vienna with one ot the world's
finest art collections la his. He
still owns twenty-odd castles and
great estates ln old Austria, Bo
hemia and Germany proper.
He isn't a land-poor prince
either, for most ot his estates
make money.' He loses on -Liechtenstein
which pays him nothing.
In Liechtenstein he owns a
castle that looks like it came
right out of an artist's concep
tion ot what a medieval castle
should look like outside. Inside
It has an elevator and modern
plumbing.
There's little chance of Liech
tenstein's prince being killed in
battle either, for boa a peace
able prince and his little prin
cipality has no army. Forestry Is
his hobby." '
Nor 1b the prince likely to ac
quire any gray hairs governing
his subjects (or, like England's
king, ho rules but he does not
govern. Liechtenstein's elected
parliament and premier doea that.
Furthermore, it any girl gets
Franz Josel and marries him in
Liechtenstein the marriage is
permanent, lor there's no divorce
in the little principality. Divorce
la banned by constitution.
There have been many rumors
of the prince's Impending engage
ment or marriage, tor the young
ruler geta around. His name has
frequently been linked with var
ious unattached females ot the
Hapsburg clan, but so far noth
ing haa happened.
Since the war began ln western
Europo Franz Josez, who apeaks
five languages including English,
haa settled down ' ln his little
principality Instead ot living ln
34
Automotive
more cosmopolitan cities like
Vienna, Paris and London. Still
more recently he baa moved from
bia modern hunting lodge on
Liechtenstein's mountain top to
the renovated castle on the moun
tain side.
The monarchy of Liechtenstein
ia hereditary through the male
line. Liechtenstein's subjects, very
proud ot their handsome prince
who gave each school child ln the
realm a Christmas gift ot more
than one dollar last year, hope
he'll marry and start raising a
family soon.
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. IS (JP)
BUTTER Print, A grade, 85c in
parchment wrappers, 36c in car
tons; B grade, 34c lb. ln parch
ment wrappers, 35c lb. in cartons,
BUTTERFAT First quality,
maximum of .6 ot 1 percent acid
ity, delivered ln Portland, 3 4-3 41c
10.; vauey routes and country
points, 2c less or 32jc lb.: pre
mium quality, lc over first qual
ity; second quality, 2c under first.
EGGS Buying prices: Extras,
large, 17c; Standards, large, 16c;
medium extras, 17c; extras, small,
14c; standards, small, 13c.
CHEESE Selling price to Port
land retailers: Tillamook trip
lets, 22o lb.; dost 23c lb. FOB.
Price to wholesalers, triplets, 20c
lb.; loaf, 21c FOB Tillamook.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling
price to retailers: Country-killed
hogs, best butchers, 125 to 150
lbs., 8-8Jc; vealers, fancy, 15-15jc
lb.; light-thin, 10-13o lb.; heavy,
10-llc lb.; lambs, 15c lb.; ewes,
4-7c lb.; good cutter cows, 8-9c
lb.; canner cows, 71-Sc lb.; bulls,
10-lOic lb.
LIVE POULTRY Buying
prices: Leghorn broilers, 1 to 1
lbs., 13c lb.; do 2 lbs., 13c; fryers,
under 3 lbs., 13c; do 3 to 4 lbs.,
13c, roasters, over 4 lbs., 14c;
colored hens, 4-5 lbs., 12c; do
over 6 lbs., 13c; Leghorn hens,
under 31 lbs., 8c lb.; over 3) lbs.,
10c. No. 2 grade, 60 less.
TURKEYS Selling price:
Hens, No. 1, 16-1 6 Jo lb.; toms,
16o lb. Buying prices, nominal;
No. 1 hens, 16-151c lb.; toms, 14c
lb.
ONIONS Oregon, 45-550 per
50-lb. bag; Yakima, 40o 50-lb.
bag; sets, white, 6i-6o lb.; brown,
4S-6c lb.
NEW POTATOES Florida,
$2.60-2.75 per 60-lb. box.
POTATOES Deschutes, $1.45
1.65; Klamath $1.40-1.60 ewt.;
one Malln brand, $1.76 cental;
local whites, 8O0 box; sacks, $1.06
to $1.15 cental.
HAY Selling price to retail
ers: Alfalfa, No. 1, $16.00 ton;
oat-votch, $12.00 ton; clover,
$11.00 ton; Timothy, eastern Ore
gon, $18.00 ton; valley Timothy,
$12.00-14.00 ton, Portland.
WOOL Nominal, eastern Ore
gon, fine, 25-50e lb.; crossed, 28
29c lb.; Willamette valley, 12
month, 29o lb.; lamb, 20o lb.
Portland
Produce
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FOR SALE Roan horse, 1(10
ins.; dun mare, 11 year old,
1469 lbs.; bay mare, 4 years
old, 1400 lbs. E. V. Ayres, Box
(4, Bonanza, Ore. 1-11
4TH ANNUAL HEREFORD BALE
February 28, 1940. old Union,
Stock Yards, Spokane, Wash.
60 bulls, 25 females. For aala
catalog write Frank Rlche.
Bnena. Washington. 1-1
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Financial
LOW RATE
AUTO LOANS
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FIN All ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned administratrix ot the
estate ot Iaaac N. Doak, deceased,
has filed her final account as
snch administratrix with, the
County Clerk of Klamath County,
Oregon, and the time for hearing
objections and settlement ot said
account haa been set for February
16th, 1940. ln the Circuit Court
room in Klamath Falls, Oregon,
at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.
M. of said date.
Hazel Roberts, Admlnlstra-
trix of the Estate of Isaae
N. Doak, Deceaaed.
Jan. 16-23-30; Feb. 6-11. No 16.
It Is estimated that the gross
revenues of the American air
transport Industry during Hit
will be $50,000,000 out of which
they will show a net profit of
about $2,500,000. This is In
comparison to the fact ' that a
loss of a similar amount was ex
perienced during 1938.
The Duryea horseless carriage,
generally accepted as the first'
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these days Is a word of damna
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Dewey is going to enter his
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ies. Like any good lawyer, he
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Because of the European war,
Pan-American has discontinued
their scheduled landings at South
ampton and Marseilles, but have
not discontinued the continent-to-continent
services.
A recent speedup of the manu
facturing facilities of the plane
manufacturers of the. United
States brought the production ca
pacity up to 15,000 planes a
year.
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