PAGE THIRTEEN ,
June 1, 1940
GLuied JcLeittiUtf Section
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
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RATES
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eponalble for Incorrect wording
ono day only.
All Bill ar Inaertod In both
Tho Evening Herald and The
Klumath Nowi, appearing first
In Tha Herald.
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cash with ordor).
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tlon la 12:00 a m Adii received
after 12:00 o'clock will be run
In tho "Too lato to Cluwify"
column
ClaaalfUd Index
I'oraonkla
Heal Ksutt for Sale
(t-.nl r.luln Wanted
8
...30
...32
Kooin and Board
.20
.22
Rooms for ltent
Servlcca
Aparlmonta for rent
Automotive -
Bustncaa Opportunltlca
Educational
10
24
. 34
48
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VMnnnclal ....
.40
For Salo or Trado
General Notlcca -
-38
4
Health
Help Wanted. Female -
Help Wanted, Male
llouaea for Rent -
Livestock and Poultry
Lost and Found -
Mlacallaneoua for Rent
Miscellaneous for Sale
13
14
18
28
44
2
28
36
Mlacellaneoua wameo
-42
J Lett and round
CATTLE STRAYED from ranch
of Archie C. Chlppa. Box 53,
Sprague River, branded aa fol
Iowa: Circle J right rib; wadle
on left aide neck, left ear mark
crop, right ear mark under
half alope. Also T on left hip,
wadle on right hind leg, left
aar mark under bit; right ear
mark swallow fork. Please
notify. 82
LOST Whit and brown Eng-
llah Springer Seller, 5 montha
old. female. Reward. ta
r'nmmerclal. 6-4
STRAYED to my place May 30
rna dark bav horae. 5 years
old, weight about 1030 lbs..
branded on left Jaw ana wear
ing halter. G. J. Hllyard, Rt.
Box 403. near Lakevlew
.lunrtlon. 8-4
Cjnral Notices
SKATING FOR LADIES only
Tuesdays and Fridays, start
ing 2 p. m. Pooloa Roller-
rfrnirnv 6-30
m
Personals
MEN. WOMENI WANT VIM?
silmiilniitn. tonics In Ostrcx
tablets pep up bodies lacking
ViUmln Bl, Iron, Calcium,
Phosphorus. 35c size loony
j- only 20c. First package satis-
flea or maker rcfunda low
price. Call, wrlto Whitman
Drug and all other good drug
stores. 8-30
Transportation
Go By Motor Coach
Shortest Routo Lowest Fares
to Northern Points
One Round
Way Trip
Spokane 1.00 $20.05
Boise, Ida. 10.00 18.10
Portland ... 5.90 10.65
Seattle 8.40 14.65
.Mt. Hood Stages, ln
f j' Busses Leave 1:00 P. M.
nc.
' Clreyhound Depot
Phone 000
6-20-mtf
FREE MARCELS every Mon
'" day, Tuesday and Wcdnosdny.
Northwestern Beauty College,
i - . 8-0mtf
10
8rvlca
, ' , FOR SEWING, ' alterations and
': remodeling see Mrs. Harney.
' .''Phone 2685. 2111 Dnrrow.
V x ' 8-24
, LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED
,.l;o; $1.00. Poole's Blko Shop,
.f i 8-22
.T'irjARE OF CHILDREN. Phone
617
GLASS
Dnplate Safoty Glass, window
glass, plate and mirrors, rosll-
!;j verlng. Kimball's Glass Shop,
). '- 027 walnut, pnono vm.
6-0mlf
HIGHEST PRICES paid for used
i furniture and atovos. O. K.
I Second Hand Storo, 820 Klam
ath. Phona 801. 6-13mtf
' FLOOR SANDING Old floors
reflnlshod. Norman Fraley.
Phone 168-J-4. 6-17mtf
1IOUSECLEANINO Art Bene
. diet, 0848. 6-21
10
Service!
PAINTING, PAPEHHANGING
25 yeara' experience. Eatl
matea freo. Phona 722. Wm.
Poat. 8-1
CURTAINS home laundered and
atretchod. Reasonable. Phone
142S-W. 8-llmtf
PA INTING-PAI'EKH ANQING
Interior decorating. Fred
Laughlon, Master Painter. Ph.
20113. 8-8mtf
PAINTING PAPEHHANGING
It. E. Slmmona. Phono 1045.
68
FLOOR SANDING and reflnlih
Inu. Clifford Golden, phone
3022. 8-31mtf
PAPKRHANG1NG, PAINTING,
kulaomlnlng. Phone 1470-R
Mnlvln E. Frost. 6-I5mtf
LAWNMOWERS, Sawa. Indian
Molorcyclca. General repair
inn. Tlnrlonhamer'a. 351-3 E.
Main. Phona 848. 8-14
PAINTING. panerhonglna. kal
aomlnlni!. homo painting and
roof staining. Dial 5008.
C. A. Konaella. 613
PAINTING, PAPF.RHANGING
Kalnomlnlng. Phone 1417-R.
C. C. Watts. 6-4
MOVED Connors Servlco Co.
Wo fix that radio. 2007 So.
0th. Phono 2281-W. 8-23lf
witlNGER ROLLS Washing
machine and vacuum cleaner
parts for all makes. Morn
Washing Machine Service.
700 South 6th. 8-16mtf
LAWNS Complete care. Phono
2138R. 613
PAINTING. KALSOMINING
H. L. Brown. Phone 1002.
6-19mtf
DOREMUS Rug and Furniture
Cleaners. Orientals a special
ty. 2012 Orchard. Phone 2143.
6 5
DRESSMAKING. Hemstitching,
buttons, buckles recovered,
alterations on new and old
clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allen
dor, 731 Main, room 216. Ph.
42J. 6-lflmlf
IRONING 80c dozen pieces.
Will call and deliver. Phone
033-M. 28-tf
MATTRESSES Ronovntcd and
Rebuilt. One day service.
Phone 1206. Economy Mat
tress & Uholsterlng, 2313 So.
8th St. 6-3
SKILLED CARPENTER, build
ing, remodeling, repairing,
painting. Let us give you an
estimate Dial 7228. 6-4
12 Educational
MALE. Instruction. We want to
get in touch with mechanically
inclined men with character
references, must ba employed,
rellablo with fair education,
who wish to bettor themselves
by training In spare time at
home and Inter In our shop, for
Electrical Refrigeration and
Air Conditioning. Personal
Interviews Sunday and Mon
day. Box 2000, News-Herald.
6-1
13
Health
CONVALESCENT HOME Fac
ing pnrk, Llthla water. Ash
land, Ore. Room, board $10.00
per week. Cabins, apartments
for rent, reasonable. 6-6
DENTAL PLATES repaired.
Usually 1 to 3 hours. Dr.
Gordon Lcdlnghnm. 6-8
14 Help Wanted. Female
WANTED 20 beauty operators
for chain beauty shops. Must
qualify. Interview Miss Storm,
Modernistic Beauty College,
015 Klamath Avenue. 1570lf
WANTED Experienced wait
ress. Apply Molatores. 6-3
BEAUTY OPERATOR to man
age shop. Must be experienced
and hnvo good following. Box
554, News-Herald. 6-1
WANTED Competent house
keeper. References required.
Phone 302 J-3. 6-1
WANT a woman cook on ranch.
Steady for tho right party.
Write Box 25, Malin, Ore. 8-6
IB Help Wanted, Mai
WANTED Couple to manago
apartment house In exchange
for rent. Hornld-News, Box
1724. 6-3
WANTED Four boys 16 years
old pull weeds for one week
on ranch near city. Board and
$1 per day. Sec A. W. Schaupp,
804 N. 3rd. 6-1
18 Situations Wanted
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper de
sires position, cither full or
part' time, service available
after June 5th. Will furnish
references, Please direct your
nnswor to Nows-Hernlcl Box
1944. 8-4
YOUNG woman wishes house
work. Phono 548-R or dial
3753. 6-3
HOUR work. 1012-J.
6-26 1
Situations Wanted
EXPERIENCED waitress wants
work. Fountain work special
ty. Phone 60-W-5. 6-1
HIGH school graduate wishes
typing and bookkeeping Job.
Will work for small wages.
Call 574-W-5.
CHILDREN cared for; hour,
week, month. Phona 1502.
6-17
DEPENDABLE gardening, land
scape, yard and lawn work.
Albert Barrett, Ashland Rt.
8-16
EXPERIENCED GIRL wmln
housework. References. 8 1
Main. 6-3
20
Room and Board
BOARD AND ROOM Modern
homo. 1327 Sargent. 6-4
ROOM AND BOARD 514 Wal
nut. 6-26mtf
ROOM, board, laundry. $35.
Convenient for mlllworker.
801 Martin. 6-4
BOARD AND ROOM 1545 Sar
gent. 6-23
ROOM AND BOARD Close In.
Phone 412 R 810
22
Rooms For Rant
ROOM FOR RENT 514 No.
10th. 6-5
NICE ROOMS for gentlemen.
820 High. Phone 13U0-J. 6-26
ROOM and garage. Reasonable.
843 Eldorado. 1685U
LIGHT housekeeping room. 405
N. 3rd. 61
CHILDREN BOARDED, coun
try home, reasonable rates.
Mrs. Stephenson, 743 Oak,
Ashland. 6-20
VACANCY 1034 High. 817
FOR RENT Housekeeping
room for lady. 123 No. 6th,
Apt. i. Call after 5 p. m.
14S2tf
CLAREMONT 228 No. 4th. All
outside, newly decorated mod
ern rooms. Free parking.
8-5mtf
VACANCY Nice rooms. 310 So.
5lh. 6-16
24 Apartments For Rant
NEWLY DECORATED unfur
nished apt. Stoves. Oak and
Market. 6-3
FURNISHED 4-room apartment,
two bedrooms. Close in. Adults
only. 730 Jefferson. 6-4
VACANCY Rex Arms.
6-7
CASCADE APARTMENT
HOTEL Completely furnish
ed. Convenient hotel service.
Day, week or month. 6-28mtf
VACANCY Summer rates. 419
N. 10th. 6-13
VACANCY 1143 Pine.
63
VACANCY Roosevelt Apart
mcnU, LeRoy street, Just
above Pacific Terrace, Klam
ath Falls. Nicest residential
district. Phone 572. 1569U
VACANCY White Pina Apart
ment 548U
GLENCOURT APARTMENTS
2-room furnished apartments.
Electric refrigerators and
rangca. Free garage. Phone
449-J-5. 6-24
VACANCY Inquire 1405 Main.
6-24
FOR RENT Apt Alpha Apts.
Phone 800. 1565tf
VACANCY Esplanade CourU,
furnished. 5-31
2-ROOM APARTMENT at cor
ner 11th and Worden. 6-3
VACANCY Audley Apartment,
303 S. 8th. Phone 811. 6-3
FURNISHED APT.
kct.
601 Mar-
6-3
THREE-ROOM furnished apart
ment. 2043 White. 555tf
TWO ROOMS, nicely furnished.
248 Broad. 1477tf
MUCH reduced rent on small
apartment for two months.
433 N. 10th. 6-3
APT., 710 Main, next Pine Tree
Theatre. 6-7
RIVERVIEW 4 rooms, nicely
furnished, all modern conven
iences, garage. Dial 5817.
1704U
3-ROOM unfurnished clean, cool
apt., private bnth, electric
range, lights and water furn-
ished, $25.00. 703 No. 9th. 6-3
TWO-ROOM apartment. One-
room apartment. 1143 Pine.
6-7
2 AND 3-ROOM furnished apt.,
1803 Main. 6-7
FOR RENT OR LEASE Nice
clean 10-room apartment. Ph.
1771. 6-3
28
Houses For Rant
FURNISHED CABINS Reason
oblo weekly rnloa. . Altamont
Auto Camp. So. bth. 6-8
1(
Phone Changes
To facilitate the change over to
correct nev difll telephone num
bert in ads on this page, The Her
ald and News will appreciate your
call to the paper office Monday
morning. DIAL 3124.
28
Houses For Rant
FOR RENT Th'rcc-bcdroom !
furnished house, newly deco-1
rated, to reliable party. 1420 j
Crescent. 6-1 1
MODERN five-room nicely fur -
'34
nislu-d house six blocks nyoR SALE-1939 Olds Coupe
iviuiii Di, nuuiia urn; w
pets. Call Mrs. Short, 26 days
or 1250 evenings. References;
required. 6-1 ,
FURNISHED HOUSE 2464
Shasta Way. 6 3
BACHELOR'S CABINS
Willow.
425
610
FOR RENT Partly furnished
house. Inquire 814 Lincoln.
1883U
THREE-ROOM house on acre.
Clarence Wise, 1st Avenue,
Altamont. 6-3
3-ROOM HOUSE, partly furn
ished. Inquire 634 N. 8th. 6-1
28 Miscellaneous For Rent
FOR RENT Building suitable
for bakery shop. Can pur
chase oven and equipment.
Inquire 2119 Applegate.
1603U
MEAT MARKET, walk in. Box
refreshment stand, 2 pumps.
Huck. 6-1
GARAGES, $2. 433 N. 10th.
6-1
IRRIGATED MEADOW PAS
TURE D RANCH, DORRIS.
T. J. MURRAY. 6-22
30 Real Estat Ft: Sai
LOT FOR SALE on Damont
street. J. L. Holland, Box
281, Dunsmuir. 6-3
FOR SALE; Six-room modern
house. Full basement witn
play room, laundry room,
shop and garage. T,wo fire
places, hot water heat. Com
pletely landscaped, complete
sprinkler system. Eligible for
FHA. $1300 down, $40 month.
1403 Eldorado. 6-1
GARDEN ACREAGE
No alkali. Close to school. Bus
service. City water and Irri
gation. E. Gray. 118 N. 7th.
Phone 797. Sundays and eve
nings 1165-W. 6-2
IF YOU are thinking about buy
ing a home, see Gerhard Klink
hammer. He has a number of
houses under construction and
one completed every few
weeks. For appointment,
phone 751-J-2. 6-10
FOR SALE One acre and four
room house. Rabbit Flat, $600.
Terms. Phone 1206. 6-3
FOR SALE OR TRADE New
home tn Hot Springs addition.
Full basement, 5 rooms, bath,
a i r conditioned, hardwood
floors. Write Box 1024, News
Herald. 1024U
FOR SALE OR TRADE New
five-room house, Homcdale
road near highway. C. E. Mc
Clellan, Rt. 1, Box 255. 6-1
HOMES
Never before could you buy on
such low paymenttjdown! One
4-room home, and three 5
room homes.
RANCHES
One dairy ranch, 80 acres, Hll
stocked. One 20-acre ranch,
all in crop and Improved. One
80-acre ranch, one 120-acrc
ranch, one 400-acre ranch
crops all in.
E. Gray Real Estate,, 118 N. 7th,
Phono anytime, 797 or 1165-W.
6-1
A BARGAIN Throe-room furn
ished house, 1-3 acre. Good
business location, 3305 So. 6th.
6-1
32 Real Estat Wanted
VaaaaVaaaal,''''s
HAVE party with $300. Wants
5-room house within walking
distance Fremont.
ANOTHER with $500. Wants
house north of Main.
ALSO party wants 2-bcdroom
house in Mills Addition, on
pavement. E. Gray Real Es
tnte, 118 N. 7th. Phono 797.
6 1
32
Real Estat WanUd
WANTED TO BUY OR RENT
modern home in Hot Springs,
Must be reasonable. Phone
2026-J. 6-3
Automotive
Automatic transmission, heat
er and defroster. Leaving
town. Have two cars. Coupe
like new. Will sell attractive
price. 1918 Erie. 6-3
'31 COUPE, good condition, $40;
'29 pickup $35. 41 Main
Room 12. 8-1
'37 FORD 1J-TON TRUCK, 157
in. wheelbase, dual tires, with
3-cord wood body. $495. Ja
cobs-Howell Motor Co., 136
Main St. 6-3
'36 GMC FLATBED TRUCK
Nearly new tires. $373. Would
pay to investigate. Private
owner. 631 Main. 6-3
For a Better Deal
See DUKE O'NEAL
Turner Chevrolet Co. Ph. 49
6-8mtf
FOR SALE '31 Model A truck,
4 speed transmission, dual
tires. Phone C. A. Poole. 6-7
36 Miscellaneous For Sal
BARGAINS in New and Used
Furniture. Visit Upstairs Fur
niture Store, Bth and Main.
. 6-22mtf
GREEN FIR SLABS, 16 IN.
Double load $4.50; ten dbl.
loads $40.00. Peyton It Co.
Phone 535. 6-23
TRICYCLES, baby buggies, baby
walkers and swings. Poole's
Bike Shop. 6-22
FOR SALE Fisn worms. Call
at 444 S. Riverside. 3966-tf
PEKINGESE PUP FOR SALE
405 N. 3rd. 6-2
SPORTSMEN Springer Span
iel pups. Moom, Rt. 2, Box
111. Shasta way. 6-5
ELECTROLUX CLEANERS
Sales and service. P b o n e
95-W-2. 6-15
FOR SALE OR TRADE
1 Serge milking machine, sin
gle unit, electric $75.00
1 3-year-old sorrel filly .. $50.00
Inquire Jimmie Rogers, 11 mile
east of Dairy on Bonanza road,
or see owner, R. C. Prud
homme near Idella'a store. So.
6th. Phone 551-W-4. 28tf
RUGS made from your old ma
terial in beautiful patterns.
The right size and color
scheme for every room. Mr
Douehten. Phone Pelican
Hotel. 6-5
FOR SALE Heavy 4-wheel
trailer wagon, all steel weld
ed, made from Graham-Dodge
rear-ends, 36x6 wheels with
good 10-ply rubber, one spare
and rim. Has good rack, horse
hitch, trailer hitch, double
trees, neckyoke, lights and
brakes. Reymond L. Hall, Rt.
2, Box 484A, Klamath Falls,
At South Sixth, turn north at
the Enterprise irrigation of
fice, first turn to the right and
the third house on the left, 6-3
FOR SALE 50 lb. Icebox
enameled wood range and
large wood circulator. 1022
Owens. 6-1
SEWING MACHINE $6, Comp
ton pictured encyclopedia $10,
410 shotgun $4, small cook
stove $2, fruit jars cheap. 433
N. 10th. 6-1
CHEST OF DRAWERS, desk,
chairs, mirrors, wicker set,
rugs, floor lamp, letter filing
case, ceiling fan, oscillating
fan. Room 200, 731 Main. 6-3
CUCUMBER PLANTS, red fry-
Crystal's, Merrill-Lake
view junction.
6-3
KIMBALL PIANO Medium
upright, perfect mechanical
condition. Priced for quick
sale. 129 South 7th. 6-4
SKATE to the muslo of the Ham
mond Electric Organ. Poole's
Rollerdrome. ; 6-30
36 MlscallatMous for Sal
Auction
Saturday, June 8
At
Riding Stable on South 6th,
Beginning 1:00 o'Clock.
HORSES
13 head. Loggers, farm slock
and aaddle horaea.
CATTLE
8 head cows, fresh and com
ing fresh. 6 small calves, one
yearling Hereford bull, 1 year;
Holstein bull, 2 years.
HOGS
20 feeder pigs, 9 brood sows.
3 ewes, 4 lambs.
Rubber-tired wagon, set of
harness. 75-gallon cast iron
cooker, blacksmith outfit, com-
plete; walking plow and many
other articles.
Terms Cash.
G. W. BLICKENSTAFF.
COL. SWIGART, Auctioneer.
6-1
EASY IRONER. like new; bed
room set. like new; desk.
magazine stands, rugs, floor
lamps, fern, dinette set, smoice
stands, buffet, fruit jars. 713
Jefferson. 8-3
FOR SALE OR TRADE New
Schick electric jrazor. Call
2060-J. 6-
PLANTS Asters, snap dragons,
20c dozen. Crystal, Merrill-
Lake view Junction. 6-3
CEDAR POSTS 10c. Inquire
Signal Oil Station, Oregon and
Biehn. 6-6
WOOD Body fir and mill
blocks. C. W. Brown. Phone
35-J-4. 6-8
BLOCKWOOD. delivered, dou
ble load, $3.75; single load,
$2.75. Phone 835. 8-2
FOR SALi: Boston bull pups.
A. Hanel. Malin. 6-3
FOR SALE Chinese chow pup-
Dies. 2000 Vine. 6-5
NEW CITY MAPS. Including a
map of Klamath Falls' south
suburban section, now avail
able at many firms, the cham
ber of commerce and The
News-Herald office. Price 10c
3993U
MOVING? Call Klamath Falls
Transfer and Storage, 4th and
Klamath. Phone 1097. 6-4mtf
BLOCKWOOD in your truck.
cord $2. Phone 535. 6 -i
CABBAGE plants. 50c hundred.
At Crystals. Merrill-Lakeview
Junction. ' 6-10
DRY PINE MILL BLOCKS, 128
cu. ft. $2.75 delivered. $1.50
at mill. Phone 892-M. 6-5mtf
SAND Washed sand. Also
rock and cement Phone 969.
6-2
FOR SALE Piano, $25. Call
118 Washburn Way after 5
p. m. 6-7
SPRINGER SPANIEL puppies.
Greatest American, Canadian
and English bloodlines. Fred
Beldin, West Side. Tulelake,
Calif. 6-S
FOR Fuller Brushes, call R. V.
Morgan, phone 3348. 1985
Benson, north end Pacific Ter
race. 6-7
FOR SALE 70 acres under ir
rigation, good 5-room house,
large chicken houses, new po
tato cellar, barn and other
buildings, 8 miles out. Price
$9,000.00, half down. News
Herald box 1227. 6-7
FOR SALE Practically new
Oliver two-row potato culti
vator, complete with all at
tachments, $75. for tractor.
Hanson's Grocery. 6-7
FOR SALi: 150 sacks seed po
tatoes. R. H. Bunnell, Rt. 1
box 48. Phone 594-J-l or 2379.
6-3
NETTED GEM seed potatoes,
Joe Keller, Hagar. 6-7
38
For Sal or Trade
APPLEGATE RANCH, 145
acres, 100 acres free water.
Good buildings. Also 37 acres,
23 acres free water. C. A.
Franzen. Provolt, Ore. 6-1
40 To Exchange
J' .n.ri.ri.-.-i n ----------
TRADE Modern home, delight
ful climate, 2 acres, garage,
barn, fruit. Box 1262, Myrtle
Point. Ore. 6-4
44 Livestock and Poultry
BABY CHICKS Guaranteed
true to name and breed, hatch
ed from pedigreed trap-nest
eggs. Why gamblel Buy at
Wards and be sure of healthy,
rugged, true-to-breed stockl
WARDS FARM STORE
MONTGOMERY WARD
NINTH STREET, Corner Pine
1925tf
FOR SALE Cows, saddle,
horses and chickens. Inquire
Denny's Place, or phone
18-F-12. ' - 6-3
44 Livestock and Poultry
FARMERS ATTENTION High
est prices paid for beef, veal,
hogs and livestock. Call Klam
ath Packing Co. Phone 219.
Midland road. 1926tf
FOR SALE Nice Chester White
weaner pigs. Inquire A. J.
Orr, first place east of Great
Northern roundhouse. 1898tf
WANTED Dead and worthless
animals. Phone 176, my ex
pense. Klamath Animal By
products. 8-19
PUBLIC SALE
Of registered saddle mares at
the fair grounds, Klamath
Falls, Sunday, June 9th, 2
o'clock, ' consisting of two
year olds up. Pedigrees trans
ferred at time of sale, have
colts at side. If you are look
ing for a real saddler, race,
relay, chariot, or calf roper
prospect, sea these horses.
ONE APPALOOSA HALF
ARABIAN STALLION, 3
YEARS OLD. If you lov a
good horse, don't fail to at
tend this sale you will find
what you want at your own
price, as they will be sold with
out reserve or bybld.
HARRY TAVENNER,
Owner.
CHAS. K. WEISE,
Auctioneer
8-9
BABY CHICKS Hatching ev
ery Monday and Wednes
day. 12 breeds. Vigorous,
quick growing chicks from
production breed, 100 blood
tested stock. Maguire Elec
tric Hatchery, 2415 N. E. Ore
gon St.. Portland, Oregon.
46
Financial
LOW COST
Automobile Loans
See
"Dinty" Moore
to
Refinance present contract
Reduce payments
Finance personal car sales
Obtain additional money
Finance new or used car
purchases.
A LOCAL COMPANY
12 Years Serving Klamath Falls
MOTOR-
Investrpent Co.
114 N. 7th Lie M-275 Ph. 882
. 5-31-mtf
AUTO LOANS
REFINANCING
Borrow money on your car or re
finance your present balance.
Easy terms. Cash immediately.
TRI STATE ACCEPTANCE
CORPORATION M-258
THE LANDRY CO.
Phona 248 313 Main
5-31-mtf
' $20 to $1000
on your car
1930 to 1940 model cars
and light trucks.
1 to 8 months to repay.
Consumers Credit Co
Div of Pacific Finance Corp.
FRANK PEARCE. Mgr.
112 S. 8th M-235 Ph 1050
5-31-mtf
Be old fashioned.
Ba thrifty.
Save a part of your income.
Buv a GUARANTEED certifi
cate) in
Equitable Savings & Loan Assn.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
Klamath Representatives
III N. 9th St. Phone 66
WS-46
48 Businsa Opportunities
FOR RENT Small service sta
tion. Phone 89 or 1196-J.
1710tf
FOR LEASE Suburban service
station doing good gallonage.
$300 will handle. Call 908 or
213-W-3 after five an Sun
day. 3-1
HOT SPOT DRIVE-IN LOCA
TION Phone 99-W. 6 3
FOR SALE 50 x 100-ft. corner
lot in Bly. Only available lot
on Main street. Ideal business
location. Cash or terms. Joe
Taylor, Union Service Station,
Bly. 6-7
FOR SALE Good Income prop
erty on Pine street. Altamont
Trailer Park. Phone 2567-J.
Dial 5854. 6-7
THIS Income property brings
$120 per month with oppor
tunity to. double on space
available for building. Fine
modern apartments, two-rooms
with bath. Stucco exterior,
plastered, garages. Assess
ments paid. Priced to sell.
Will consider modern house
in trade. Owner at 1003 Lin
coln. .
4$ Buslo Opportuaitlaa
Business Opportunities :
Look at this on!
Just one-half block off Mala
street, in tha heart of the city.
Two atorles. Ground location ,
Ideal for pool hall, restaurant t .
or any kind of business. Second ,
story in apartments. Nice In
coma. Rock bottom price for
quick sale, $23,000. Terms. v
Hotels
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Two of the best-paying in the A
West. We are going, to tail
'these In the next 30 days.
Also large apartment build- A
ing. . .
E. Gray Real Estata -.a
118 N. 7th ' V
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Phone anytime 797 or 1185-W ?
FOR SALE Good paying beer J
tavern. Pat's Tavern, Keno, J
Ore. i : .6-1 S
FOR LEASE Lubrication serv -
ice station doing good gallon-
age. $300 will handle. Call .3
908 or 215-W-3 after five. Dial
5071 Sunday.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
A! V JL ll Ak7 nEiIUlOt UlVJUla
That I will, on the 11th day of
June, 1940, at Crescent Lake,
Oregon, sell to the highest bid
der for cash the following de
scribed personal property, locat
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ed in Crescent Lake, Klamatli
County, Oregon, to-wit:
The following described build- t
ings all located on Lot B-l,
Crescent Lake Townsite Sur
vey, Klamath County, Oregon, .
to-wit: The 1 story, compost-
tion roof, frame building oc- .
cupied as a Recreation Parlor,
Barber Shop and U. S. Post
office; The one story, compo
sition roof, frame building oc- '
cupied as a dwelling; The on '
story building occupied as an
ice house; also the following '
described personal property,',
to-wit 1 Moser Iron Safe; 1
wooden ice boxes; 1 pool table,
balls and racks; 1 barber .
chair; 1 lavatory; S wire
rVialn' 9 flnn maA
. 1 heating outfit, for register; ; I
2 stools; 1 barrel heating stove; '
10 card room chairs. :
This sale is held pursuant to
the provisions of a mortgage and '
note dated May 5UV 1939, signed
by 3. C. Turner to W. E. Span-
gler and Susan K. Spangler, for
the sum of $1000 together with -interest
thereon at tha rat of S
per cent per annum, and provid- - .
ing in case of foreclosure, for at
tomey's fee3 and expenses of '
foreclosure, no part of which has
been paid, and that the proceeds t
of said sale will be applied first ii
to the costs and expenses of this t
sale, to the payment of attorney's S
fees in the sum of $100.00, and t
the principal and interest on said1 ,4
mortgage, and the overplus, if
any there be, to be paid to the
said B- C. Turner. Said sale will 3
be held at the hour. of 2 o'clock 3
in the afternoon of Tuesday, the 5
11th day of June, 1940, at tha 5
Recreation Parlor above de
scribed, located on Lot B-l, Cres-
cent Lake Townsite Survey. . ' '
W.E. SPANGLER.. "
Mortgagee. '
M 31; J 1 - No. 88
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ton wool market during the past
week, and prices of domestic
wools were irregular. Soma
spot wools brought prices In line
with last week's quotations on -fill-in
purchases. ' A few hedged ? '
lots or original bag fine wools U
were sold-at prices Irregularly S
lower than quotations on the
bulk of the offerings. Graded
wools were mostly quiet, and
quotations were steady to only &
slightly lower. Grease basis quo-
tations were unchanged on grad-
ed combing bright fleece wools
at 33-34 cents for fine Delaine, 3
at 34-35 cents for half bloods at
and 37-38 cents for three eighths 5
and quarter bloods. 3
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