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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
August 21, 1040
Matheti
BRITISH STAND
GIVES MARKET
RALLYPDWER
NEW YORK. Aug. 21 (P) A
ripple of confidence ran through
iv.ii srt tnHav and stocks
made a general rally.
Gains, which in instances
were as much as three points.
J ...... ...1 R,T frantinnc at thp
" I:.- ",
C1U5C. UUl Hit i
actions was spasmodic. About
400,000 shares changed hands.
Foremost In the calculations
of the traders was the Royal
ir force "show" against the
German air armadas. Observers
noted growing optimism toward
the changes of England to resist
invasion.
Adding to this psychology was
the constant rise, as spotted in
various Indices, of American in
dustrial activity under the spur
of rearmament.
Included in the best perform
ers were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem,
General Motors, Chrysler, U. S.
Rubber, Allied Chemical and
International Paper.
Air Reduction 40S
Alaska Juneau 4i
Al Chem & Dye 2
American Can 94 i
Allis-Chalmers
Am Car St Fdy
311
232
61
lOi
361
1593
74
4i
81
51
201
41
151
14i
30
77J
131
181
17
1
6
31
431
281
381
731
51
9i
Am Rad Sta San
Am RoU Mills
Am Smelt St Ref
Am Tel St Tel
Am Tob "B"
Aviation Corp
Am Water Works ...
Am Zinc L & S
Anaconda ..
Armour 111
Atchison
Bald Loco
Bendix Avia
Beth Steel ..
Boeing Airp
Borden
Borge-Warner
Callahan Z L
Calumet Hec
Canadian Pacific
Cat Tractor
Celanese
Chcs St Ohio
Chrysler
Col Gas St El
Com'l Solvents
Conun'nw'lth St Sou
Consol Aircraft
Consol Edison
Consol Oil
Cont'l Can
. II
22
281
61
381
49
14J
71
.... 71
...1641
....125
Corn Products
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright
Doug Aircraft
Dupont De N
Eastman Kodak
El Pow St Lt
5
33
401
47
111
15
231
11
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Gt Nor Ry pfd
Greyhound
Illinois Central 7
Insp Copper 8 J
Int Harvester 431
Int Nick Can 241
Int Pap St P pfd 67
Int Tel St Tel 21
Johns Manvilla 591
Kennecott 27
Lib O Ford 381
Lockheed 25 i
Leow's 24
Montgomery Ward 411
Nash-Kelv 4!
Nat'l Biscuit 191
Nat'l Dairy Prod 131
Nat'l Dist 201
National Lead 17
N Y Central 111
No Am Aviation 161
North Amer Co 191
Northern Pacific 61
Ohio Oil 61
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Without waiting... Pay It bock In
atV payments fitted to your in
comt. Your car need not b fully
paid for. Reduce your present
payment!. Why not ask us?
Commercial
Finance Corporation
11 SouU 61b St., KUmitn Fall.
Hum 3263 Llcmu M-22
EM
and financial
Pac Amcr Fish 61
Pac Gas & El 281
Pac Tel & Tel 120
Packard Motor 31
Pan Amcr Airways 131
Paramount Pic 51
Penney (J C) 811
Pcnna R R 20
Phelps Dodge 29
Phillips Pet 32!
Proctor & Gamble 62
Pub Svc N J - 341
Pullman 191
Radio 4J
Rayonier 15
Rayonier pfd 27
j Republic Steel 17i
Richfield Oil 8
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Sou Cal Edison
431
771
81
261
Southern Pacific
Spcrry Corp
37
Standard Brands
Stand Oil Calif
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil N J
Stone & Webster
Studcbaker
Sunshine Mining .
Texas Corp
Trans-America
Union Carbide
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United Drug
United Fruit
U S Rubber
U S Rubber pfd
U S Steel
Vanadium
Warner Pictures
Western Union
Westinghouse
Woolworth
... 61
... 17.
... 241
... 341
... 71
... 71
... 81
... 351
... 41
... 70
... 121
. 831
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Portland
Produce
PORTLAND. Or., Aug-, si (AP)
BL'TTKR Prints.
grade 3.c 10.
In parchment wrappers,
tons; B rade 51c In
wrappers, Jlc In carton
In car
parchment
BUTTERFAl First quality,
maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acidity,
delivered Portland, 30-J0hc lb.:
premium quality, maximum of .25
of 1 per cent acidity 114c; valley
routes and country points 2c lesa
or Iac, second quality 2c under
first, or IS 4c lb.
CHEKSE Selling pr.ca to Port
land retailers: Tillamook, trlpleta
2Sc lb.: loaf 21e lb. triplet! lbc lb.;
loaf 19c f.o.b. Tillamook.
EGGS Buying Prices: Extras
large 21Hc doz.; standards large
17 4c: extras medium 20c, do stand
ards 17c doz.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailors: Country killed hogs,
best butchers 125-150 lbs., HVa-loc;
vealers fancy loH-lbc; light thin,
ll-ISc; heavy 10-llc; lambs spring
1S-15HC: ewes 4-7c; good cutter
cows -10c; canner cows 8 4-9C lb.;
bulls 10-llc lb.
LIVE POl'LTItT Buying prices:
No. 1 grade Leghorn broilers 14
to 2 lbs. 15c: fryers, under 3 lbs.
15c: fryers Z to 4 lbs. 17c; roasters
over 4 lbs. 18c; Leghorn hens over
3 4 H-s. 11c; Leghorn hens under
3 4 lbs. 9c; colored hens over 6 lbs.
13c: colored hens 1 to 5 lbs. 13c
DRESSED TURKEYS nominal,
oldcrop selling prices: Old hens No.
I, 16c; toma 12-I4c: new crop 23c lb.
ONIONS Oregon Crystal Wax
$2.75 50-lb. bag: Oregon Danvers
II. 00-1.10; Yaklmas 11.00.
PEAS Local nominal; coast
12.25 northern, 2 25 28-30 lb. box.
POTATOES Eastern Oregon
Washington $1.40-1.50 cwt
HAY Selling price to retailers:
Alfalfa No. 1, 114.00-14.50 ton; oat
vetch $10.00 ton; clover 11.00 ton;
timothy Eastern Oregon $17.00
18.00 ton; valley timothy 14.00 ton,
Portland.
WOOL 1940 eastern Oregon
range 20-24c: crossbred 27-28c:
Willamette- valley 12 montha 23c
lb.
S. F. LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO,
Aug. 21 (AP-USDA) HOGS,
salable 400. Active, steady; most
185-225 lb. Californias $7.50;
few 260 lb. $7.00; prompt early
clearance; odd packing sows
$4 25-5.00.
CATTLE, salable 200. Steers
steady; 3 cars 890-925 lb. north
coast grass steers $9.15; odd
head 750-900 lb. grass heifers
$7.00-50; few good cows $6.50;
package medium range cows
$5.75; canners and cutters scarce,
mostly $3.50-4.50; odd grass
bulls $6.00-75; Calves: salable
40. Steady: few choice vealers
$11.00; good 250-300 lb. calves
$10.00-50, around 30 head good
Angus calves $9.50 to country.
SHEEP: salable 250. Active,
strong; good to choice wooled
lambs quoted $8.75-9.00; pack
age 76-80 lb. wooled lambs
$8.40-65; medium 74 lb. lambs
$7.50; few packages medium
yearlings $5.75-6.00; shorn ewes
$2.75-3.25.
SABOTAGE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 (IP)
Senator Reynolds (D-N.C.) told
the senate Tuesday he had "heard
that in 28 days at Langley field
there -were 26 airplane accidents
all caused by defective land
ing gears" and "there must
have been some sabotage there."
RUPTURED?
Robot
' THI MIRACLE TRUSS
U. . Fitent 2080412
ROBOT Offices, Stimton Bldg., Seattle
Free Examination and Demonstration
Saturday, August 24th from
8 a. m. Until 1 p. m.
Elk Hotel Klamath Falls
A wrlHta luirintH with mry trait filled
Cillns Mil rtHlie m llluiltatts Hibil Btiklit Frn
70
000 FARMS
'DISAPPEAR'
N CORN BELT
CHICAGO. Aug. 21 (P) An
estimate that 70,000 farming
units had "disappeared'' in the
last five years in five corn-belt
states Iowa, Missouri, Illinois.
Indiana and Ohio was given
by an expert today to the con-
71 j gressional committee on intcr-
state migration
P. G. Beck of Indianapolis,
director of the farm security
administration's region 3, com
prising those states, said the cs
timate which he termed "con
servative, was based on pre
liminary census data and county
assessors' reports on reduction
of the number of farms.
Enlargement and consolida
tion of farms because of mech
anization, deterioration of land
resources and failure of farmers
to "make a go of if through
lack of ability or reverses be
yond their control were given,
in Beck's prepared statement,
as principal reasons for the de
cline. Consequent displacement of
farmers and farm hands, he
said, meant that many of them
would join the army of mi
grants, go on relief or WPA or
live precariously close to star
vation levels.
"Every time a farm unit dis
appears, there is a farm family
which must provide for itself
elsewhere.' Beck said. "Many
people so dislocated will become
interstate migrants, and their
ranks will be swelled by farm
laborers who, as well as farm
owners and tenant farmers.
have been 'tractored off the
land."
CHICAGO, Aug. 21 (IF) A
let up in flour business which
was stimulated by last week's
share nrice slumn. nermitted
wheat prices to slip about a cent
a bushel at one stage today but '
the market recovered partially
before the close.
Profit taking and placing of I
hedges against limited quantities
of new wheat offered for sale i
accounted for much of the mod
erately active selling; strength
in securities helped to support
the market here.
Wheat closed i-Jc lower than
yesterday, September 70i-Jc;
December 71l-72c.
T
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 (AP)
Bernard L. Burdick, chief of the
Panama canal's office here, dis
closed recently that preparations
were almost complete for the gi
gantic task of digging a new
$277,000,000 channel in Uncle
Sam's "big ditch" between the
Atlantic and Pacific.
"Already a fleet of dredges
has been turned loose on the job
of enlarging the canal," Burdick
said, "and within a week or two
we'll advertise for competitive
bids for beginning the dry land
excavations.
"The dirt is going to fly again
down on the zone, just as it did
in the good old days when the
steam shovels chewed their way
through the Cucaracha slide."
The new locks, designed as a
defense measure to reduce the
canal's vulnerability to bombing
and sabotage will constitute
the waterway's third set, and
will be restricted to U. S. navy
use alone. Engineers estimate
that six years normally would
be required to complete the
locks, but they hope to do the
Job in less time.
We must maintain our ideals
and institutions at all costs. The
U. S, A, does not need to become
a totalitarian regime in order to
preserve its own way of life.
President Daniel L. Marsh of
Boston university's summer ses
sion. Nervous Restlessi
ft I I Cranky? RestlesR?
lalPlOl Can't Bleep? Tire
111 I lid I easily? Annoyed by
lw I female functional
"disorders" and monthly distress?
Then try Lydla E. PlnkhanVs Vene
table Compound. Pink ham's Com
pound Is famous for helping such
rundown, nervous conditions, Mtdn
eftneefalfy or women WORTH
TRVINQI
Mary's Now an "Official" Willkic Aid
k Hrl V Tj'f J I
ri' i n itatafV '1 i'ii i i i iiuMWMTTfci assfn i ,
When Mnry Plckford. " America j sweettienrt." vljlted Wendell Wlllkle nt
Colorado Springs, she became an "official" Willkir campmlKiier at (ha
Republican nominee's request Above, she run (lower In WUlklc'i
coat Inpel.
lit i-t m I A
--S "$' --. .nKiy !sfew m-A
'JZ LiL
UNHAPPY BIRTHDA Y What Bamboo, the Phlladel
phla too's 400-pounrl goriil.i, thinks of birthday parlies he madn
pretty apparent on his Nth anniversary, lie threw a 20-pound
cake on the floor and chewed up the birthday slrn.
is
1 t ' . X
FISHY r oundlnr out the
season for eoofy swim suits Is
this, of jellyfish Inspiration. It
was designed liv Ethel Trapha
tcn and tvorn at ( lavton, N. Y.,
by Laura Routh.
MEASURES UP-mthe
mind of Artist Arthur Wm.
Brown, Lillian Bond, film ac
tress, has the only feature that
Is basis of all feminine beauty
high, wide cheek hones tapering
to a firm rhln. He also com
mends hrr "exquisite neckline."
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SET ALTITUDE
HARRISBURG, Pa., Aug. 21
(Pi Uetsy Ross, petite and 20,
who wants to establish the first
altitude record for light planes
at 20,000 feet, wailed today for
the official result of her first at
tempt and declared "If it Isn't
over 20.000, I II try again."
The OOpound nvlntrix, who
has been flying only since Juno,
19.'J9, circled her two-place cabin
plane for three hours and eight
minutes over the Harrisburg
airport yesterday.
It was the first lime light
phinrs nffifi.'illy have been
recogni.ed in an altitude flight
by the National Aeronautics as
sociation, said Russ Brinkley,
NAA contrst chairman.
.So, artdrd Miss Ross, "almost
nny lieiclit I might go would be
a record. Not broken, bill estab
lished." Brinkley estimated Miss Ross
climbed to 20.000 feet or "with
in 500 feet of that anyway.
The flier, however, said hrr
altimeter showed 18,200 feet at
the top of her climb "I tried
to go higher, but the plane Just
wouldn't go any higher" but
she thought the instrument may
have been affected by the cold.
A sealed barograph In the plane
has been sent to Washington to
be checked by the NAA for the
official height.
Miss Ross, secretary to her
father, a Richland, Pa., business
man, when she is not flying,
said she discarded her oxygen
mask at 17,000 feet because it
"bothered me."
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS
Equity No. 5B53
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THK STATE OF ORKGON
FOR T H E COUNTY O V
KLAMATH.
CLARENCE S. MAGEE, also
knowr. as C. S. Magee,
Plaintiff,
VI.
GRACE KOKROSKI. W. C.
RAMSEY and JANE DOE
RAMSEY, husband nnd wife,
PACIFIC AUTOMOBILE EX
CHANGE and REPAIR
WORKS, n California corpor
ation and all other unknown
persons or parlies, firms or
corporations claiming any
right, title, estate, urn or in-
torcst III the real property
ilrscrtlicd in tho complnlnt
lierolii,
DrfoiHliuils.
TO: ciracf; KOKRONKI, W. C.
KAMSKY and JANE DOK
KAM.NKY, h u s b ii II it niul
wife, PAflKIC AUTOMO
llll.K KXCHANGK mid HK
1'Allt WORKS, ii Ciillfomln
ciiipointluii, nnd nil oilier
unknown prisons or ptirtlcs,
firms or t'ui 'puruttous clniin
liiK nny rlijlit, tllle, estutc,
lieu or Interest In the rcol
properly doserilud in the
coiupliiliit licri'ln,
Di'ffntliints.
IN THE NAME Or' THE
STATE OF OREGON. You and
each of you are hereby required
to iippenr nnd nnswei tho Com
plaint filed iiisulnst you In the
nbovp rnliiled suit on or before
llio :Ulh tiny of Auku.sI, 11140,
that being the lust day of tho
time prescribed In the Order of
publication of tills Summons,
nnd if you fall so to answer or
appear, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief prayed for in his
complnlnt on file herein, to -wit:
for Judgment and decree that
you, niul each of you, nnd nil
other persons or parties un
known have no right, title, es
tate, claim or Interest in and to
tho following described real
property situated in Klnmnth
Kalis, Klnmnth County, Oregon:
Lot B., Itlock 5. RAIL
ROAD ADDITION to the
City of Klnmnth Fulls,
Oregon, according to the
duly recorded pint there
of, nnd that you nnd eneh of you,
and nil other persons or parties
unknown whomsoever be for
ever enjoined nnd debarred
from asserting nny clultn what
soever to said premises adverse
to plaintiff; for plaintiff's costs
and disbursements incurred in
this suit, and for such other nnd
further relief which to the
Court may seem Just and equit
able.
This summons Is served upon
you by the publication thereof
once cuch week for four (4) suc
cessive and consccut.ve weeks,
(five insertions), in the Evening
Herald, a daily newspaper
printed, published and of gener
al circulation in Klnmnth Coun
ty, Oregon, by ordet of the
Honorable Edward B. Ashurst,
Judge of the above entitled
Court, made and entered on the
29th day of July 1840.
Dated of tho first publication
' of this summons is the 31st of
July, 1940.
D. E. VAN VACTOR
Attorney for Pinlntiff
I. O. O. F. Building
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Jy 31: Aug. 7-14-21-28. No. 128
I NOTICE INVITING BIDS
The undersigned police Judge
, of the city of Klamath Falls, Ore
gon will receive bids up to a
p. m., Sept. 3, 1940 for a motor
; ized street sweeper. Spcciflca
' tions may be obtained from the
city engineer.
I LEIGH ACKtRMAN.
Police Judge, l'lo Tern.
Aug. 14, 15. 21, 22 No. 142
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S
I SALE
By virtue of a mortgage
foreclosure execution issued by
the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Klamath County
i in suit Number 5B28-E, Mary
G. Beam, Plaintiff, vs. Pearl
Marin et nl, Defendants, there
in pending and to me directed.
I shall, on the 23rd day of
September, 1040, at tho hour
of 10 o'clock A. M., at the front
(door of the ronnty courthouse
in Klamath Falls, Oregon, sell
at public auction for cash, all
right, title, and Interest had
and possessed by said defend
ants or any of them on or slnre
the dale of the execution of
plaintiff's mortgage In and to
111" following described prop
erty, lo-wit:
The S' of the SW'4 of
Section 5; the N!4 of NW'4
of Section 8; the SH of
NE'i, E'i of SE',1. SE!4
of NW',1, and a triangular
piece north and west of State
Highway In NE 'A of SW!4
(10 acres) In Section 7; and
also the NE'i of NE 'A of
Section 18 all In Township
38 South of Range 11 East
of the Willamette Meridian,
containing 410 acres,
together with all rents, royal
tics and profits arising out of
any lease, or leases, on the said
land or portion thereof.
The above described property
being situated in Klamath
County, Oregon.
Dated, first published and
posted tills 21st day of August,
1040.
LLOYD L. LOW,
Sheriff, Klamath
County, Oregon,
By Anne Price,
Deputy.
Aug. 21-28; S. 4-11-18. No. 143.
RATES
Charge Ads
(No charge made for less
than 29c)
Pald-in-Advanc
Each insertion,
per word 3c
Ono day,
per word - 2c
Two-day run,
per word 4c
Three-day run,
per word ........ ... Sc
One week run,
per word - 7o
Ono month run,
per word 20c
All nils nie Inserted In both
Tho Kvonlng llernUI nnd The
Klnmnth News, appearing first
In Tho Humid.
The Nows Herald will bo re
sponsible for Incorrect wording
ono day only.
(All mnll order ads must hnve
ensh with order)
Tho dond lino for classifies,
tlon Is 12.00 a m Ada received
lifter 12:00 o'clock will be run
in the "Too Into to Classify"
column
Classified Index
ApnrtmouUi for rent 34
Automotive .34
Business Opportunities 411
Edueiitlouul 12
Financial 40
For Sulo or Trade . 3U
t uvuerui nonces
Health 13
Help Wanted, Male 16
Help Wanted. Fcnuila 14
Houses (or Kent ....2(1
Livestock nnd Poultry 44
Lost and Found - 2
Miscellaneous for Rent 28
Miscellaneous for Sal 36
Miscellaneous Wanted 42
Lost and Found
STRAYED White pig from
1540 Ilomednle rond. Phone
41107. 8 21
LOST Hrown nnd white Toy
Fox Terrier on Rocky Point
Rt. 2334 Rntlcllffc. 8-21
Gsnsral Nonces
PERM ANENTS Children's spe
clnl 55 permnnenls, two for
price of one. Clinrni Beauty
Salon, 224U So. 0th. Dial 4303.
8 26
1 WILL NOT be responsible for
bills contracted by anyone but
myself. Signed August 17.
1H4I). Emery D. Norton. B-21
Personals
I DRINK FOR HEALTH RAW
VEGETABLE JUICES. Ex
traded fresh daily. 131 North
4th. Phono 4707. Closed 8:30
p. m. e-io
menTwTSien; GET PEP. HAW
OYSTER stimulants, tonics In
Ostrex tablets often needed af
ter 40, by bodies lacking Iron,
calcium, phosphorus, iodine,
Vltnmln 111. 35c size today
only 29c. Cnll, write Whitman
Drug nnd nil other good drug
stores. 8-3 1
FREE MARCELS every Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Northwestern Beauty College.
0-0mtf
Transportation
Go By Motor Coach
Shortest Route Lowest Fares
to Northern Points
One Round
Way Trip
Spokane . $ I 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 S521
0-20mtf
TWO WANT transportation to
Minnesota about Sept. 1. Phone
32SB. B-21
10
Services
PAINTING-PA PER HANGING
R. E. Simmons. Phono 6704.
010
PAINTING, KALSOMINING
II. L. Brown . Phone 4226.
oinmir
DRESSMAKING, hemstitching,
buttons, buckles covered, al-
SPEC1A I, Mattresses rebuilt $2.
Davenport and chair recover
er $15. All work guaranteed.
Carlson Mattress & Upholstery
Co. Dial 4310. 1719 Main.
8-28
CURTAINS home laundered and
stretched. Reasonable. Phone
5647. 0-llmtf
FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh
lng. Clifford Golden. Phone
3022. 8-31mtf
ECONOMY MATTRESS St UP
HOLSTERY CO. 2313 So. Olh.
Dial 6368. 8-23
HOUSECLEANING Art
diet. 6848.
Bene-0-2
STEAM BATHS Tubs, swim
ming, showers. Hot Springs
Natatorium. Phone 6466. 0-17
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING,
interior decorating. Fred
Laughton, Master Painter.
Phone 6870. 0-11
HOUSE MOVING Raising
foundations. See W. McDan
lels, 20(1 Mlchignn. Phone
7420. 0-5
BODENHAMER SAW FILINO
351-3 E, Main. Phone 4672.
Expert service reasonable. 9-6
COZY FIREPLACES All mate
rial and Inhnr $100. Expert
plaster patching. Dial 6202.
9-15
IRONING 30c dozen pieces.
Will call and deliver. Phone
5337. 28tf
CARPENTER WORK Con
tract ing. New work or re
modeling. Phone 6473. 8-25
Services
GLASS
Diiplnla Safely Gloss, window
glass, plato niul mirrors, sil
vering. KliulinH's Glass Shop,
327 Walnut. Phniio 7:1711.
U Omtl
ALTERATIONS Remodeling,
tallort'd skirts, rurtnliis,
drupes, slip rovers, cushions.
331 N. Illli. Mis. Wise. OH
tcriitlims on new and old
clothing. Mrs. II. M. Allender,
731 Main, room 21(1. Phono
72113. Il l limit
FOR SEWING, alterations nnd
remodeling, see Mrs. Harney.
Phone 30112. 2111 Darrow.
8-24m ti
PA PER HANGING, PAINTING,
kiilsoniimng. Phone tlli-IH. Mel
vln K. Frost. 8 31mlf
FLOOR SAN PING Old floors
reflnlshrd. Norman Frnley.
Phone 4001. Il l7mtf
12
Educational
DO YOU LIKE TO DRAWt
Artists, Cartoonists, Illustra
tors earn good Incomes. We teach
you how. Write for Free Art
Hook, llox 223, New.vllernld.
0 2(1
LEARN ELECTRIC WELDING?
from one who tins had over
13 years' experience In tha
welding business, and haa
passed the test given to fill
navy yard welders. 003 S. 6lh.
8 23
WHEN YOU THINK OF SUC
CESS, think of Northwestern
Ileniity College. Ono of Amer
ica's exceptional training
schools. H21mtt
13
Htnltn
10
WE CAR E FOR THE SICK" -Rogue
River Saniitariuin, Jack sw
sonville. llox 147, phono 241.'W
1013
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED
Usually I to 3 hours. Dr.
Gordon Ledingtwim. R 31mtf
14 Help Wantod. FomaU
WANTED Woman for house
work In country $20. perman
ent if suited, llox 221, News
Herald. R 27
WANTED Girl for housework,
1827 Oregon. Phono 0803.
8 21
WANTED A Indy whose maj(r
tunllfleation is the ability to
care for a four year old boy
during our working hours.
Small amount of housework
necessary. Reasonable wage
to one with references and
permanent Interests. Iiiqulm
SI4 N. 10th between 7 nnd 8
Wednesday or Thursday evo
nlng. 8-21
WANTED Middle-aged woman
for general housework. 223.1
Applegiite. 8 22
WANTED Good permanent
cook. Wages $60. Also exper
ienced cook's helper, $43. On
ranch beyond Lakevlew. Ph.
7350. 822
WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK
Room, board, $13 month. Call
6431 between 3 and 7 p. m.
8 22
WANTED Girl for housework.
1 1127 Oregon. Phone (IIIICI. 8-21
18
Help Wanted. Male
WANTED Caterpillar repair
foreman, salary $2110.00 uionlh.
Applicant must furnish pickup
truck, be familiar with Allif fb
Chnliner L. O.'s, R. D. 8 s, or
ganizing nnd supervising lnrg
repair shop, also a large num
ber of field men and rqul
ment. Mu:.t he citi.eu and able,
to pass a satisfactory physical
examination. Write Box 222,
The Klnmnth Fulls Ilernld nnd
News. JI-3
WANTED 12 hoys between Ilia
ages of 110 nnd 80 to pitch
' horseshoes Thursday evening,
3:30 o'clock, corner Pino and
11th. 8 21
WANTED 2 men with cars.
Free to travel. Good earnings.
See Mr. Hanson, Unldwin
Hotel, 7:30 p. m. only. 8-23
18
Situations Wanted
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL will work
for room nnd hoard. C. L.
Buoy, Modoc Point, Ore. 8-23
SHIPMAN NURSERY Children P
cared for. Day, week, month.
Phono 7303. 1013 Wnntlnntl.
O-lOmtf
HOUSEKEEPER OR COOK for
small crew, anywhere. Box
787, Ncws-Hcrnld. 8-21
SCHOOL GIRL wishes work eve
nings. 7211 Owens 8-21
HOUR WORK, 4240 evenings.
9-2
PRACTICAL NURSE wants
work. Cnro for elderly pcoplo
in their homo. 017 Pine. 4651
20
Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD 224 Mich
lgnn. 8-25
BOARD AND ROOM for two.
Prlvntc home, homo privileges.
700 Mitchell. Phone 7272. 8-20
BOARD AND ROOM .
home. 332 N. Olh.
Private
8 20 "
BOARD AND ROOM $35.00
monlh. Mrs. C'hns. Mnhnn,
Weyeilineuscr mill. 8-29