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Newspaper Page TextJuly 19, 1P4T THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN PIN! and ESPLANADE Bring your ads to The Herald nd News offlco, and got the low Paid In Advance Ratei. Pald-ln-Advance One duy per word 2o Three days per word Bo Week per, word 7o Month per word 20a QlaUiied AcLteftitiiHCj, Section TELEPHONE 3124 Phone In your "want ads" for convenience ... by 12:00 noon for regular classification. Charge Rates Each day per word So Minimum charge ................ 28o Mall orders .............. cash CLASSIFIED INDEX Apartments For Rent Automotive Business Opportunities Educational Financial For Sale or Trad ., Gonersl Notices ...... Health Help Wanted, Female. ... Help Wanted. Male Houses For Rent Livestock and Poultry Lost and Found ) Miscellaneous For Rent Miscellaneous For Sale . Miscellaneous Wanted Situations Wanted . To Exchange Traniportatlon Personals Real Estate For Sale Real Estate Wanted Room and Board Rooms For Rent 4 General Noticet VACATIONISTS ATTENTION Go to NEPTUNE PARK on Agency lake for fishing WOOD RIVER and Seven Mile. Camp ing, boats, motors. Take West 97 at Modoc Point or Klnnv atli Agency. NO further. More scenic. 8-18 REGULAR $8 machlneless wave 3 or 2 for $5. Liquid cream pormanont $2.50. OH porma nent $1.45. Wet fingerwave 25c. Sol's Beauty Shop, HOD k East Mnln. 7-30 Tranipor'atlon Go Bv Motor Coach Shortest Route Lowest Fares to Northern Points One Round Way Trip SDokane ...$ 1 1 .00 $20.05 Boise, Ida 9.95 18.10 Portland - 5.90 10.65 Seattle . 8.40 14.65 Mt. Hood Stages. Inc Riiiu, Tjv 1-nn n. m. Greyhound DeDot Phone 5921 7-20 mtf 10 Service FLOOR SANDINO and reflnlsh Ing. Clifford Golden. Phone 3022. 8-31mtf WRINGER ROLLS Washlm machine and cleaner parts for . all makes. Merit Washing I Machine Service, 709 South Sixth. 7-31mll NO ADVANCE IN PRICES FOR BEAUTY SERVICE Pearce Beauty Salon. Phone 481B. 7-22 FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING We generate our own power C. DuFour. Phone 3908. 7-27mU HOUSE CLEANING Art Bene dict. 8848. 8-10mtf PICTURE FRAMING Art and Gift Shop. 510 Main. 7-24mtf FLOOR SANDING Old floors reflnished. Norman Fraley. Phone 4001. 7-24mtf GLASS Duplate safoty glass, window glass, plate and mirrors, re- k silvering. Kimballs Glass f Shop, 527 Waliiit. Phone 7378. 8-8mtf WINDOW CLEANING We also clean paper, kalsomlne and painted walls. A. M, Rhoads, Dial 4788. 7-24mtf PAINTING. KALSOMINING H. L. Brown. Phone 4228. 7-1 9mtf HOW DOES YOUR CASH BAL ANCE7 All makes cash regis ters, adding machines, servic ed, repaired, rebuilt. 28 years In business. Agent for Hobart Dayton seals line. EQUIP' MENT SERVICE, 2937 South 6th. Phone 8314. 7-27. ELECTROLUX CLEANERS, . sales, service. Phone1 8918. P. J O. Box 814. 8-2 DRESSMAKING, hemstitching, buttons, buckles covered. Al tcratlons on new and old cloth Ing. Mrs. H. M. Allcndcr, 731 Main, room 216. Phono 7203 8-16mtf PAPERHANGING Painting, Knl somlning. Dial 6B48. Mclvln E. Frost. 8-13mtf SEE MRS. HARNEY for alter ations, remodeling. Whytol's. Phone 8222. 8-Bmtf CURTAINS home laundered and stretched. Reasonable. Mrs. Shafer. Phone B647, 8-3 mtf PAINTING House and roofs. J. McGulre. Phone 8083. 8-18 Edueattonal WELDERS NEEDED AT ONCE We can give you a complete welding course, New ma- chines used In our work, Call J at 319 Spring St. Phone 6724. 8-2 14 Help Wanted. Female WANTED Housekeeper for rancn. News-Herald, Box 3800. 7-19 COOL sleeping and housekeep ing rooms. Close In, Reason able. Phone 7058. 7-18 24 ... .84 ..48 19 - 40 .ewwti3B 4 . 13 14 10 -.20 44 2 28 38 a 18 40 8 80 82 20 22 14 Help Wanted. Female WANTED Housekeeper for family of four. Must be re liable, good cook. References required. Phono 362S. 7-21 NEWLY CLEANED housekoep Ing rooms. Private entrance. Ladles preferred, 1218 Crcs cont Avo. 7-18 WANTED Housckeoper on modern ranch. Glvo age, ex perience and reference. Box 3918, News-Herald 301tf 16 Help Wanted. Male BO0O HOP PICKERS WANTED MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN FAMILIES PREFERRED WE FURNISH FREE OF CHARGE CABINS EQUIPPED Electric Stove Electric Lights Fuel Bunks Cupboards Tables TENTHOUSES Fully Equipped SHOWER BATHS COMMUNITY LAUNDRY CHILDREN'S NURSERY PICKING STARTS About Aug, 1 Bill and Lasts till about Sept. 25th HIGH WAGES $1.75 per Hundred Pounds plus 50c Bonus If you stay entire season. WHITE FOR DETAILS YAKIMA CHIEF RANCHES BOX 528, YAKIMA, WASH. 7-31 WANTED Experienced reli able porter. Medlcal-Drntnl Illdg. Barber Shop. 4007tf MIDDLE-AGED MAN experi enced In caring for hogs. Box 4001, News-Herald. 7-19 WANTED Farm hand with ir rigation experience. Santford Jones. Bonnnia, Ore. 4363tf It Situations Wanted BABYLAND Care of babies and young children. Hour, day or week. 412 High. Phono 8341. 8-7 SHIPMAN NURSERY Children cared for. Day, week, month. Phone 7365. 1913 Wantland. 7-21mtf WANTED Experienced woman for part-time housework and cooking. No children. Give references. News-Herald, Box 2348. 2349tf PRACTICAL NURSE Phone 3748. 8-13 FIRST-CLASS CAMP COOK No drinking. Box 4010, News Herald. 7-21 EXPERIENCED Grade A dairy man and ranch hand desires work. Single. P. J. Stevens, 920 Klamath. 7-19 LADY Cook, town or country, also resort work, experienced. 112 So. 11th. Phone 6770 7-19 BEAUTY Operator wants work. References. Phone 3049. 7-22 20 Room and Board ROOM-BOARD Private home. 220 Washington. Phone 7385. 8-14 ROOM-BOARD. Gentlemen. Ph. 6897. 939 Lincoln. 1863U BOARD-ROOM Prlvats home. 332 No. 0th. 7-21 BOARD AND ROOM. Private shower. $8.00 week. 723 Klam ath. 84 VACANCY 1034 High. 8-5mtf BOARD. ROOM. LAUNDRY 626 N. 9th. 7-24 ROOM, BOARD 514 Walnut. 8-26mtf BOARD AND ROOM 629 Jef ferson. 7-10 22 Rooms For Rent NICE COOL ROOM J34 N. 3rd. f,M88tf ROOM FOR RENT (fuiAble for l or 2 men. OutsUpp ent rance. 813 Roscway Dtki PH, 7167. W NICE ROOMS for geatk - Phone 8244. 825 High. , CASCADE Apartment . Hp completely furnished, , 4 vonlcnt hotel sorvlce.". f week or month. 8-1 CLAREMONT 228 No.M All outside, newly deoorai modern rooms. Free earth. ' , 6-6mv JT ROOM FOR RENT 314 WaahV Ington. . 2904tf FOR RENT Large 514 7-24 No. 10th. NEWLY renovated front sleep ing room. 2027 Main, east of underpass. 7-22 24 Apartmdits For Rent COMPLETELY furnished apti Air cooled. Adults. Mills oV; dltlori. Inquire 355 E. Main. VACANCY Esplanade Courts Furnished. 7-3lmtf 24 Apartments Tor Rent nrnj-UIK J'J -uu nrinirDi)irr - i- rrJ"' APARTMENT 710 Main; 7-23 TWO-ROOM modern, furnished apartments, Furnished cabins. Rates by week, Altamont Auto Camp. 7-23 FURNISHED APARTMENT Villa Marquise, 1320 Oak. -7-10 TWO-BEDROOM furnished apt. 2300 Btehn. Phone 4327 or 7208. 3723U TWO-ROOM APARTMENT with bath. Reasonable. 445 Mar ket. Dial 7626. 7-19 NICELY FURNISHED one-room apartment, $4 week. 804 N 0th. 7-22 THREE-ROOM furnished apart ment. White Pino Apartments. 7-19 DOWNSTAIRS furnished apart ment with garage. 203 Wash Ington. 3133tf GLENCOURT APARTMENT Two and three rooms, fur nished, newly renovated, $27.50 and up. Weyerhaeuser district. 10 minutes from city center. Phone 5084. 8-7 FOR RENT Furnished apart ment, $32.50 month. Adults. No pels. 319 E. Main. 7-24 VACANCY Rex Arms. 8-7 FURNISHED APARTMENTS Low rates. Utilities. No pets. 419 N. 10th. 7-21 3-BEDROOM APARTMENT Partly furnished, near Ewauna Box Co. Phone 3023. 2993U FURNISHED APARTMENT Closo In. 707 Washington 2099tf VACANCY 3-room furnished apartment. Marlon Apart ments.. 2733tf VACANCIES Two rooms, fur nished, new gas range, auto matic water heater. Adults, 323 Commercial. 3832tf VACANCY Couple only. No pets. Ideal Apartments, 323 Commercial. 7-24 APT. FOR RENT No children or pets. 516 Klamath Ave, Inquire Book Mart, 518 Klam ath. 7-19 FURNISHED APARTMENT 221 Spring. 7 10 ROYAL ARMS APARTMENT Vacancy. 524 High. Dial 6371. 718 THREE-ROOM nicely furnished apartment. Phone 3886, cor ner of Erie and Hasklns. 7-24 THREE-ROOM furnished apart- mcnt. 433 N. 10th. 7-19 VACANCY One and two-room apartments. 133 N. 10th. 7-21 TWO Rooms, nicely furnished also desirable' housekeeping room with kitchen. 248 Broad, 4 3202tf VACANCY everything furnished $3.50 up. 1404 Klamath. 7-25 TWO room furnished apartment, lights, wood and water, $20. 138 Mortimer. 7-21 FOR RENT Furnished two room apartment. Has large living room with fold-away bed; private bath, Frigidalre. Wood, water and garage fur nished. Adults only no pets. $22.50. 3371 East Main street. ' 7-19 28 Houses For Rent PARTLY FURNISHED and un furnished houses. Brimming Cup, one mile west of Keno. 7-26 TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive. Move yourself, save H . Stiles Beacon Service, 1201 East Main. . Phone 9031. 8-7mtf TWO-ROOM furnished cabin, Riverview addition. Apply 2327 Darrow. 3140tf FOR RENT Two-room com pletely furnished cabin. In quire Lake Hotel. 7-23 5-ROOM MODERN HOME 2168 Arthur street. 7-19 BEAUTIFUL 5-room unfurnished house. Full basement, garage. .laundry trays, oil floor fur ,nace, water heater, hardwood . floors, lawn. Inquire 813 Pine. fOUR-ROOM unfurnished house, J 21 blocks from Main. Phono A;, . 0825. 719 ilOH SENT Small four-room house. Stove furnished. Sult- able for family of three. Phone 4452. 7-22 NEW two-room modern house, garage. Inquire 5327 So. 6th or phone 8212. 7-19 THREE room house, furnished. ,3 18301 Orchard, phone 7251. ",. " 7-22 tXjR RENT Furnished cabin. ,VH.B0. 3371 East Main. 7-10 WO bedroom furnished or un furnished house. Full base ': ' merit, furnace, fireplace, lawn. ,' Phone 8931. ' 7-19 Houses For Rent ONE Room furnished cabin, 1711 Wall. 7-25 28 Miscellaneous For nent FOR RENT Space 40x80 in building. Good location for storage or shop. Phone 3762. 603 So. 6th. 24HUI 30 Real Estate lor Sale HOME WITH INCOME Com pletely redecorated Inside and out. Five rooms, homey, mo dern. Also lovely three-room apartment, entirely separate. Fine new furnace piped all rooms, SO-gal. automatic water heater. Your chance to own your home and make It pay for Itself. Phone 4725 or call 'at 1850 Fremont. Open days and evenings. 3906tf FOR SALE Four rooms, mod ern, Eldorado and East Main. Close In. Ideal for railroad. Phone 4533. 4106tf FOR SALE Two bedroom house. Two years old. 2462 Applegate. 7-23 FOR SALE-190 a. land at West Side, Ore., 13 miles west of Lakeview. 100 a. under culti vation. Stock and farm ma chinery go with' place. For further information, address Box 1, West Side, Ore. 8 6 FOR SALE Two-family house In Ashland. Two baths, two lots. Good location. $1850. $1000 cash, balance $15 per month. Income $40 per mo. R. H. Coope, 283 High St., Ashland, owner. 7-19 YOU SHOULD INVESTIGATE the three and five-year new or remodel loans at easy month ly payments up to $2300 for remodel and $3000 for new home. Drake Lumber Co., 910 Spring St. Phone 5610. 7-24 80 ACRES, 30 alfalfa, stock and equipment. Close to town. $3000 cash. P. O. Box 106. Klamath Falls. 7-19 GERHARD KLINKHAMMER Superior Home ' Building Co. has a number of five-room home's completed now for sale. For appointment Phone 3004. 7-29 FOR SALE New five-room home or trade for smalj farm. 4668 Boardman. Phone 5003. 7-21 FOR SALE OR TRADE New two-bedroom house, 4512 Cros by street, one block off South 6th street in St Francis Park Oak floors throughout, good location. Open for inspection any time. Priced low for quick sale. Terms to suit you. Get Key at Kermlt s Drive-Inn and look It over. 7-19 FOR SALE New two bed room house. Furnished or un furnished. Reasonable. 1502 Austen, off Shasta Way. 7-25 FOR SALE 116 acres dry land ranch with 360 acre range right. Livable build ings, good drilled well with pressure pump. Easy terms. Mrs. Paul Dyer, Bonanza, Ore. 7-25 FOR SALE New home, Air port road. Real deal for some one. E. Gray Real Estate. Ph 4321. 7-19 EXCEPTIONALLY well con structed new home on Eber- lcln. $500 down with less than $30 monthly payments. Phone 4521, E. Gray Real Estate. 7-19 34 Automotive FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet coupe. Lots of extras. See Happ, 1330 Main. 7-19 MUST SELL 1940 Chev. Town Sedan. Low mileage, radio, heater, defroster. Private own er. Phone 4036. . 7-21 '35 V-8 11-TON TRUCK with stock rack, $295. See Smith, 1420 Main. 7-24 FOR SALE Model A pickup. 1103 California. 7-21 MY BEAUTIFUL '38 BU1CK Century Convertible Coupe. Low . mileage. Need money. Trade and terms. $750. 443 Commercial. 7-18 FOR SALE '37 Deluxe Ford. Radio, heater. Good condi tion. Phone 3761. 7-19 '32 ESSEX $45. 233S Kane, corner 8th. ' . - 7-21 30 Miscellaneous For Sale Klamath Falls ' Transfer & Storage 101 Klamath Phone B672 Moving Local Long Distance Storing Furniture Merchan dise Crating Packing Shipping "WE HAUL ANYTHING" S-tf FOR SALE Good Used Com bines. Some overhauled some as Is. Largs stock. Look them over. Harvest with a combine labor may bo short this fall. J. W. Kerns, 734 South Sixth, Klamath Falls. 7-19 28 36 Miscellaneous For Sale USED DAVENPORTS AND CHAIRS 4 Davenports and Chairs at $20.00 ea. 2 Davenports and Chairs at $17.50 ea. 1 Davenport and Chair at $35.00 1 Largo Pillow Arm Daven port and Chair, green ve- lour, Karpen at $55.00 1 Large Sizo Mohair Daven port at $15.00 LUCAS FURNITURE 195 E. Main Klamath Falls, Oregon 7-19 FOR SALE Apricots, 2c pound. Bring containers and pick them yourself. M. S. Nichols, Ashland, Valleyvlew district. 7-29 BILL'S BARBER SHOP New location Sll E. Main. Parking space, reasonable prices. La dies and children a specialty. Special prices to children. W. E. Estes, proprietor. 7-19 FOR SALE 1200 gallon steel tank. Altamont Trailer Park. 7-19 WASHED SAND and GRAVEL, also pit run. O. A. McCord. Phone 6435. 8-17 FOR SALE 74 Indian Chief motorcycle. Excellent condi tion. See after 6 p. m., 2333 Applegate. 7-19 FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CATTLE Mountain ranch. Write DoWolf and Mumford, Box 525, Dorris, Calif. 7-19 SAILBOAT $65. Louis R. Mann, 120 N. 7th. 7-22 GOOD second-hand three-burner electric rangettes. White Pine Apartments. 719 JOHNSON SEA HORSE, 10 hp. 1939 model, like new, $150. Terms. Goeller's, 230 Main. 7-24 FOR SALE Hunting strain Golden Spaniel pup. 1103 California. 7-21 GOELLER'S trim your wall paper free. 230 Main. 8-17mtf FOR SALE One used wreck ing crane, single spool, hand k operated, capacity three ton. Also 11-ton truck. Claude Partridge, 1764 Ivory or Bal siger Motor. - WILL TRADE Karakul sheep for ten tons of good second cutting alfalfa hay. J. P. Fal lon, Rocky Point, Ore. 7-19 DRY PINE MILL BLOCKS 128 cu. ft., $350 delivered. $2.50 at mill. Phone 5852. 8-19mtf MOVING? Call Klamath Falls Transfer and Storage, 101 Klamath Ave. Phone 5672. 8-4mtf GREEN SLABS and Edgings, at mill, you haul it. Slabs, cord $2.00. Edgings, cord $1.00. Peyton & Co. 8-8 FRYERS, fresh vegetables and strawberries. 1139 Wiard St Phone 7884. 8-8 FIX THAT RADIO Our busi ness is sound! Connor Service Co., 2007 So. 6th. Phone 6878. Just south of viaduct. 8-8mtf FOR SALE Soda fountain and complete lunch equipment, Inquire at Wood's Drug Store Medical-Dental Bldg. 7-19 STOVES REPAIRED All parts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought OK Second Hand Store, 820 Klamath. Phone 5671. 7-31mtf FOR SALE This year's baled hay. Roy Kunz, Malin, Ore. 7-19 128 CUBIC FT. BLOCK WOOD, $3.50 delivered. $2.50 you haul. Conifer Lumber Co.. 8383. -. 7-22 MOTH-PROOF your closets with cedar wallpaper. Goeller's, 230 Main. Phone 6704. 7-20 FULLY EQUIPPED TRAILER HOUSE $150 cash. 133 Hill side. 7-22 DRY PINE MILL BLOCKS 128 cu. ft., $3.60 delivered. $2.50 at mill. Phone S852. 7-19mtf OFFICE and STORE lighting fixtures at a fraction of whole sale cost. F. R. Hauger, 515 Market. Phone 7221. 7-24 RED OR GREY CINDERS for driveways. Phone 4748 eve ' nlngs or Sundays. Howard Graham. 2734tf SANDY LOAM 2 yard load $1.50; 2 yard load fill dirt $1.00. Roy Schmcck. Phone 6817. 7-26 FURNISHED trailer house, $195. 2 Main. 7-22 GOOSEBERRIES for sale. 2316 California. 7-22 FOR SALE International Power Hay Baler and 10 foot cut power binder on rubber. Both ready to run. Good family cow will freshen soon. .C. E. Dunn at Pine Grove. 7-22 38 Miscellaneous For Sale FOR SALE Boston bull terrier pups. 2530 White, Sunday only. 7-19 40 To Exchange TWELVE Room nicely furnished apartment house, equity $1000, balance $1300. Like rent. What have you? Eureka, Kan, sas, population 3500. L. F. Farwater, 123 W. 1st, Eureka, Kansas. 7-22 42 Miscellaneous Wanted WANTED Party to raise grass seed on shares. Inquire 137 High. 3598tf WANTED TO RENT OR BUY Used band saw complete with motor. News-Herald, Box 3192. 7-19 WANTED Furnished house, close in for family of three. Phone 7233. 7-19 44 Livestock and Poultry FARMERS ATTENTION High est prices paid for beef, veal hogs and livestock. Call Klamath Packing Co. Phone 5361. Midland road. 7-31mtf WANTED Family milk cow: also heifers, dairy strain. Dial 5206, or write Box 123 City. 7-19 FOR SALE 15 nice vnnnff Chester White sows, soon to farrow. 60 to choose from. Oscar Weeks, Myrtle Creek, Ore. 7U9 WE BUY LIVE POULTRY and rabbits of all kinds. Tru love's Market. Phone 4262. 919 East Main. 8-15mtf FOR SALE Heavy springers - and fresh Guernsev nnrt .Tai. soy cows, 1 Holstein milking 8 to 10 gallons of milk when - fresh. Write Oscar Gipin, Rt. 2, Box 126, Medford, Oregon. Old Pacific highway. 7-22 HART'S BETTER R. I. RED chix, $8.50. June Leghorns, $8.50. Pullets $15.00. Hart's Hatchery, Beaverton, Ore. S-tf HART'S BETTER R. I. RED chix $8.50. Leghorn $7.95 Pullets $16.50. Hart's Hatch ery. Beaverton. Ore. S-tf 46 Financial Automobile Loans . "Dinty" Moore To Finance new or used car . -purchases Refinance present contract Finance personal car sales Obtain additional money . Reduce payments A LOCAL COMPANY 12 Years Serving in Klamath Falls . MOTOR : Investment Co. 114 N 7th . Ph 3325 Lie M-275 . 7-31mtf L O ' A N S OX VOIR AITOMOBILS Cash At . ' Once! Tour Cu Ke-d Xot B Full; PaM For . . .. See Us Today Commercial Finance ConPORATIOH IIS South cth SU, Klaraith Falls PIxhm tKi I-Jlmtl AUTO LOANS Refinance Or Cash On Your Car 1 to 18 months to repay. Consumers Credit Co. Dlv, of Pacific Finance Corp. 724 Pine M-235 Ph. S600 Be old fashioned. Be thrifty. Save a part of your Income. Buy a GUARANTEED certificate in Equitable Savings & Loan Assn. CHILCOTE & SMITH Klamath Representatives 111 N 9th St Phone 4564 WS4R 48 Business Opportunities FOR SALE Grocery store and service station with house. No competition. No agents. 806 So. Water St., Sllverton, Ore. 7-19 FOR SALE or Rent Grocery store and service station with living quarters. 854 E. 9th St., Medford, Ore. 7-22 GROCERY, wine and beer par lor, 3-pump service station, 6 cottages, rented monthly. An all year round business, long established, netting better than $300 per month. Built in beau tiful grove of trees on Ore gon's famous No, 99 highway Everything . complete, large stock. $3000 will handle. Re tiring owners Invito closest in vestigation. Radio Park, Grave Creek, Oregon. 7-22 34 Automotive She Said Yes! .,..-';;', Yesl Now la the time to buy a car, says many a lady of the household today, because they are smart buyers they save dollars on taxes and dollars on price rises. '40 Bulck Super Coupe Very smart S-pass. Job, deluxe equipped with 60-day guarantee $905 '40 Ford Deluxe Sedan Paint and upholstery Immacu late, low mileage $750 ' '40 Chevrolet Special Deluxe Coupe Very smart, with radio :. $695 '37 Buick Special Sport Coupe Radio, heater and spotlight . $489 '37 Buick Special Sedan A car you'll be proud to own. Former owner, a city official, took best of " care, and we have ringed the motor. $545 MONDAY MORNING SPECIALS Price Holds Good Until Noon, July 21, 1941 . '35 Ford Tudor Sedan ..$175 '36 Terraplane Tudor Sedan .....$225; '36 Chrysler Touring Sedan New tires ... ......... $325 '30 Buick Sedan Ready to go . $ 25 '30 Ford Tudor Sedan ., 40 '34 Ford Tudor . $ 95' '33 Pontiac Business Coupe . $ 99 '27 Dodge Coupe-Pickup -Good . 4-cyl. ............. $ 60 . '33 Buick Special Sedan Good ........$195 '27 Dodge Sedan Good motor .....$ 10 H. E. HAUGER Eighteen Years The House of Buick BUICK CENTER Phone 5191 1330 MAIN 48 Business Opportunities FOR SALE Small lunch room doing big business. Best class trade. Doing year around bus iness. A money maker. Call at 416 Pine St 7-21 RESTAURANT Booths, coun ter. 40,000 yearly gross. Price $4000 Terms. Box 3649, News Herald. 7-21 FOR RENT Grocery store with nice living quarters. Good lo cation. News-Herald, Box 3624. " 7-19 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATRIX Notice is hereby given vhat the -undersigned. Clarice M Garner, has been appointed by the Circuit; Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County administratrix of the estate of James Gerald Garner, late of said County, deceased, and has duly qualified. All persons having claims against the said estate are here by required to present them, with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned administratrix at her residence at 617 Alameda street, Klamath Falls, ' Oregon, in said County, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published June 28th, 1941. CLARICE M. GARNER, Administratrix Aforesaid. OSCAR HAYTER, PHILIP HAYTER Attorneys, Dallas, Oregon. J 28. Jy 5-12-19 No 100 Sprague Learns . Newsman to Be Freed by Germany SALEM, July 19 UP) Gover nor Charles A, Sprague, who be sieged the US state department with telegrams to obtain the re lease of Jay Allen, American newsman held by the Germans in occupied France, said Friday he was much gratified to hear that Allen would be released. Allen, a former Seattle resi dent whose wife is from Wood- burn, is one of four Americans whom the Germans are releas ing, in exchange for four Ger mans under arrest in this coun try. "It is very fortunate," Gover nor Sprague said, "that Allen is to be released. If we broke off diplomatic relations with Ger many while Allen still was under arrest, he likely would be in terned for the duration of the war." Repayment Under Lease-Lend Talked WASHINGTON, July 19 (Ph President Roosevelt said yester day that the terms uf repayment of lease-lend aid to Britain still were in the talking stage and that there was no news on It. Asked by reporters whether it was possible for Britain to make a profit on lease-lend mats rials, as by selling wheat at a higher price than that at which it was transferred from the Unit ed States, the president said he doubted if there was any desire In Britain to make a profit on food or anything else. It would not be quite according to Hoyle, he remarked. Automotive RETAIL SALES TOP . L AVERAGE NEW YORK, July 19 (P) Retail sales were of better than seasonal, proportions in almost every line, this week with total volume about one quarter again as large as at this time last year,' Dun tc Bradstreet said today in the weekly review of business. - "Wholesale trade was brisk and climbing steadily,", the agen cy said. "Sellers frequently, re ported they could have booked more orders if the merchandise had been available. . .- . "Manufacturers' operating schedules . on average still showed only minor changes from the -all-time record level of past weeks. , "Not only were retail buyers estimating requirements on a lib eral scale, but they were cover ing now on a substantial part of fall and winter needs. Some retailers planning on a 15 to 20 per cent gain in sales were in quiring for double the volume of merchandise or d tied initially last year. "Sellers frequently set dead line beyond which they would not book orders at prevailing prices. In many lines ordering continued to be hampered by a lack of supplies to meet deliv ery needs." . j The review added that attend ance at ' trade shews which opened during the week set new records and buying was liberal. Elsewhere In Oregon By The Associated Prs" STAYTON, July 19 P) The Santiam bean festival closed to day with a log-bucking contest and a dance. Governor Sprague lauded the bean industry at opening ceremonies yesterday. :- -! ASHLAND, July 19 (fP) The city council is investigating pos sible development of Ashland's lithla springs into a dry ice in dustry. : NORTH BEND, July 19 (PH Chairman I. N. Hartley of the Coos county democrats said yes terday that his organization wants Howard LaTourette, Port land, to run for governor next year; Lew Wallace, Multnomah county state senator, to run for secretary of state; Ex-Mayor Joseph K, Carson Jr., of PorU land, for U. S. senator; and Mark Weatherford of Albany for rep resentative of the newly-creatt ed fourth congressional district . . I COTTAGE GROVE, July lfl MP) Lillian Geer has been sM lected queen of the South Lane County fair August 22-23. . . . LEGAL MUSIC - : , : SANTA Fe. N. M. UPi Th state young democratic band, U organizing again without music minded highway department employes. They formed the back- ' hnnn nf tho band until Sen. Carl Hatch (D-NM) 6btalned enact- mnt nf a law harrlns federally' paid workers from politics. Tha ' band hasn't played since. 34