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Newspaper Page TextJntiB 22, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN Claiilflad Advartlilng Roten One day run per word 3a I dy run por word Oa S day run por word 6a 4 day run ....por word lOo 5 duy run por word 11a Week run por word 12a Month run por word 82o QiaiUjjied Adv&diiintf Sectiatt 20 DISCOUNT for payment In Advance. Tbti dis count given to do away with book work and billing . . on actual paid In advance ads only. 5 DISCOUNT FOR Payment by the 10th. Thla dis count given to Insure prompt payment of ada charged oa a monthly basis. - CLASSIFIED INDEX Apartments For Rom ......... 24 Automotive 34 Business Opportunities 411 Financial For Solo or Trade General Notices 4 Health ..13 Help Wanted, female. ..m.H Help Wanted.. Male 18 Houses For (tout Livestock and 1'oultry ..,4-l Lost and Found 2 Miscellaneous For Rent 2U Miscellaneous For 8nle 311 Miscellaneous Wanted ....4'J Real Estate For Bule .10 Real Estate Wunled 32 Room and Board 20 Sltlintlm.s Wanted IB Loit end Found LOST Parker pencil hclnng Ing to set. Engraved "Doris Puyne. I'lensa return to nor- aid and News office. 202IUf PARTY I'ICKINa UP ROLL OF BITS at Kern hotel please re turn In snme for reward, 0-23 General Notices AFTER THIS DATE, I will be responsible only for debts con tracted by myself. S. L. Hund ley. 010 FRESH HAW VEGETADLE JUICES 131 N. 4th. Phone 4707. 7-10 TULELAKE CARPENTERS For your convenience bourn em' Oregon Hurdwore, 028 Main street, will be open ench week nluhl from 8 D. m. to O n. m. 3327U SPECIAL tor Mondays, Tues days and Wednesdays Cronie Oil $5 waves for $3.95. Tulip Oil Waves, regular $u, lor 4.80. Luelle's Beauty Shop, 7-3 vacation at Wilderness Ranch, accessible by train and bus, yet secluded. Modern housekeeping cabins, excellent i.Mn tnildla horses. Write or phono Leah Collins, Cres cent Lake. Ore. o-iv REWIND MACHINES All makes, cleaned and repaired by expert. Guaranteed to run like new. C. H. Wlgglnton, phone 4845. 0-20 AFTER THIS DATE, I will be responsible only for debts con, traded by myself. J. A. Holm 0-22 AFTER THIS DATE 1 will not ha resnons b o for debts con tracted by anyone other than mynelf. TMOMram. n him Personals - ftrirrninniii -n , n MONUMENTS Klamath Falls Marble and Granlto Works, 118 So. 11th. Phone B3B1. 6-30 TreniDortatlon LADY DRIVING to Los Angeles and return. Take two ladles for company. ' Phono 4342. fl-21 10 Services LAWNMOWERS, smnll band snws sharpened and repaired. Bodenhnmer Snw Filing, 351 E. Moln. 7-10 HOUSE CLEANING Art Bene- diet. 8848. 7-0mtf GUARANTEED RADIO RE PAIR Dlnl 8203. At 2203 So. 6th. Dnve's Radio Service, D. R. McCurdy. Prop. 7-2 WE CLEAN RUGS, CARPETS, FURNITURE nnd MATlnciba ES. Doromus Rug Cleaners. 2012 Orchard, Dlnl 8878. 6-30 I WILL OBTAIN your dolnycd hlrlh enrtiriente for vnu. Chns. Hnthawnv. 120 N. 10th St., Klnmnlh Falls. Ore. 6-30 WHINGER ROLLS Washing Mnehlnn and Vacuum Cleaner parts for all makes. Merit Washing Machine service, un - South Sixth. 6-30mtf ri.nnn SANDING and reflnlsh Ing. Clifford Golden. Phono 1 3022. 830mtf PAINTING, KALSOMINING H. L. Brown. Phono 4228 7-10 BAGS moohlno elenned and patched, Peoplo's Warehouse Bag Co. : 1710U PICTURE FRAMING Art and Gift Shop, 810 Main. 8-24mtf HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING. Buttons and Buckles covered. Alterations on new and old clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allcncler, 731 Mnin, Room 216. Phono 7203. 0-10mtf CURTAINS nnd bedding laun dered. Phono 8208. 6-23 PICTURE FRAMING Goollcr's, 230 Mnln. 7-14mlf kPAPPPTIAWr-IMn nnlnllnn Unl " somlnlng. Dial 'o328. Molvln c r rnai. aomu ?3 Health DR. M. C. CASSEL. Chiroprac tic Clinic, colon nnd reclal diseases. 632 Main. Dlnl 7218 6-30mtf 14 Help Wanted, Female WANTED Experienced murker and distributor. Crystal White Luunclry, Mudford. 0 22 WANTED Experienced womun cook ror ranch, uood wages Box llinfl, Hurold-Nows. lOIIOtf COMPETENT hnusckaopr-r. Mo (lorn homo. $10. Iiumlro lit ternoons or evenings, 125 West Mnln 8t, ' 24U2tf WANTED Experienced womun ranch conk. C'nll 71)114. (1-24 16 Holp Wanted, Male WANTEDI BOYS TO SET PINS Must be 16 yrs, or older. Easy work Good pay. Apply nt Bowling Alley. Klamath Recreation RIO Mnln St. 6-22 WANT experienced car wreck ers. Hoy Cull Auto Wreckers, 727 Commercial.' 6-25 WANTED Farm hand, single, experienced, snnnora jones, Bonanza, Ore. 1082tf WANTEDI Cowboys, cowgirls to bring their boot work to Fred K'!!y's Shoe Shop ei Clmrllo Roads Saddlery 0-22 WANT YOUNG MAN to lenrn shoe business. High school student preferred. LaPolntos. 6-23 18 Situations Wanted YOUNG LADY wlshos part or full time work In store or small business. Call 5505 or 0078 before noon. 6-25 STENOGRAPHER wishes work, part or full time. Phono 5015 ' 622 BABYLANDt Caro of bublcs and children. '. Hour, day or week. 1104 Crescent. Phono 8341. 7-12mtf STENOGRAPHER wishes work part or full time. Phono 5015 EXPERIENCED COOK wishes work In enfo or logging enmp, Box 2540, News-Hcrnld. 6-23 20 Room and Board ROOM, BOARD, or room. Phone 0H83. - ... 6.23 BOARD AND ROOM Private showor. 723 Klnmath. 7-10 BOARD AND ROOM 814 Wal nut. 7-3 22 Rooms For Rent NEW MANAGEMENT Clean. Day or week. 133 No. 10th. 8-22 NICE ROOMS for gentlemen. 5244. 825 High. 7-10 ROOMS Equipped for light housekeeping. 100 No. Broad $4 up. 0-24 VERY ATTRACTIVE, large room, close In. Phono 6000. " 8-24 CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th. All outside, newly decorated modern rooms. All with new Inncrsprlng mattresses. Free parking. 6-30mtf NICE ROOM 134 North 3rd 6-26 MARS HOTEL 1411 Mnin Cool. Moderately priced. 6-21 ROOM 020 Lincoln. 10-37U ROOMS 1034 High. 7-Bmtf FURNISHED enbln for one. Col onlnl Inn, 121 No. Eleventh 6-22 COLONIAL INN, 121 No. 11th, furnished rooms. Weekly rates, free pnrking. 6-22 24 Apartments For Rent ATTRACTIVE 2-room apart ment, furnished, electric rnngo, and refrigerator. . Hot wotor, 131 No. First. 6-22 CLEAN, desirable housekeeping room. Close In, All utilities furnished. $4.00. Apt. $6.00, Phono 5452. 1522tf SMALL TWO-ROOM and one- room apnrtments at 812 Oak Inquire 800 Oak. , 6-24 4-ROOM APARTMENT, partial lv furnished. New mime. In quire 2222 Orchard after 5 n. m. 2-HOtf 2-BKDHOOM furnished apart ment. Newly renovated. 501 Mnrkcl. 8-22 STEAM HEATED, nlr cooled ant. Corner Pine nnd Cedar. . 1514tf CASCADE Apartment Hotel Completely furnlshe-d. Con venient hotel service. Day week or month. 7-llmtf FURNISHED APT. Reason nhlo.' 445 Market. 6-25 FURNISHED 3-room apartment by day, week or montn. wun ,lr Annrlmnnta. 121 So. 2nd 183BU FURNISHED APT.- -710 Mnln. 1270tf 24 Apartments For Rent RIVER VIEW 2-bcdroom fur nished apartment, first floor. Electrically equipped. Phone D4DZ. 1834tf VACANCY Rox Arms Apart ments, 224 Broad. Phone 5780. New management. Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace. 7-7 FOR RENT 2-bcdroom apart ment, also 3-room house part ly furnished Inquire 814 Lin coln. 1200tf FURNISHED APARTMENTS Utilities. Low rates. 419 N 10th. 8-24mtf ROYAL ARMS APARTMENTS Vucancy. 524 High. Dial 6371. 1080U 3-ROOM DUPLEX Phono 6858 287tf 2-BEDROOM furnished apart ment. 2300 Blehn. Call 7266 or 4527. 1841U VACANCY Alpha Apartments. 7-U GLENCOURT APTS. 2 rooms and frco garogo. Weyerhaeus er district. Phono 5084. 6-27 VACANCY Esplanade Courts, Furnished, 8-30mtf FURNISHED APARTMENT at Court View Hotel. 3127U PLEASANT furnished apt. close in, adults, no pets, inquire oua Lincoln. 6-26 FURNISHED apartment. 421 Oak. 0-22 CLEAN small apartments. Util ities furnished. Very reason able. 248 Broad. 2666-U EXCEPTIONALLY clean, pleas ant housekeeping rooms, $4 and up. Sleeping rooms $2. 410 So. Fifth. 7-17 TWO, THREE AND FIVE room furnished apartments, close In. Inquire 020 Washington or 116 No. Fifth. 6-23 FOR RENT Close In furnished 3-roomi and bath; gas equip ped. Phone 3088. 6-20 ONE. TWO AND THREE-ROOM furnished npts., two blocks off Main. Newly renovated. 5141 High. 6-23 26 Houses For Rent APT.-COTTAGE, close In on Oak street. Suitable for two. Phone 4272,' evenings 8130. 6-21 5-ROOM HOUSE Hot Springs. Unfurnished. Owner, 213 Cedar. 6-27 SMALL, MODERN furnished house. Utilities furnished. 2125 Blehn. 1507U NEW 8-ROOM DUPLEX Elec tric" stove, refrigerator and furnace. 1155 California. Ph 5658. 1825U TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive; move yourself, save H. Stiles Beacon Service, 1201 East Main. Phone 8304. 7-7mtf FOR RENT Large house, sev eral bedrooms, close In, reas onable. Telephone 8226. 6-23 4-ROOM HOUSE, 335 Jefferson, $20. Inquire No. 9 Loomls Bldg. . 2667U 3-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE . Close In. Inquire 117 No. 8th, 2548tf FOR RENT Three-room fur nished house, Just redecorated. suitable for man and wife, at oio uwens, $16. Inquire E. A .Dunham, 435 Oak. 8-23 ONE 2-ROOM, ono 3-room fur nished house close in. One 4-room unfurnished houso in Homedalc. Inquire at 2130 Herbert. 6-23 FOg RENT Cloan 3-room mo dern furnished cottage, $20. 1235 Adams. 2871U BACHELOR CABINS Close In, 810 So. 5th. ' 6-27 FOR RENT Furnished 2-room house. 1919 Portland. Dial 4333. 1851U FOR RENT 4-room furnished house, garage. 2504 Shasta ; woy. Inquire 820 California, 6-22 FOR RENT 5-room house. Two stoves. 610 Conger avenue, 35 npr mnntll 4.t-nnivi hnnta 802 Plum street. $25 per monin. uarnniscl Agency, 112 S. 8th St. Phone 419S. 8-20 FURNISHED 4-room, two-bed room houso. Close In. Phone 4253 or 014 Lincoln. 2108-tf 28 Miscellaneous For Rent STORE BUILDING, 25x70, on En st Main. No reasonable of fer refused. Apply 201 E. Main. 7-10 DEAD CAR STORAGE Cas cade Garago building. Cars, trucks, machinery, what have your call at an hours, Phone 8115. 7-llmtf 30 Real Estate For Sale EQUITY In B-room house. Will consider trailer house. Inquire Frel Service station. 6-21 I 30 Reel Estate For Sale Bargain 3-bcdroom house, fairly close in, basement furnace, fireplace, $4000, reasonable terms. CHILCOTE & SMITH , Since 1000 111 N. 9th Phone 4564 6-22 STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH 052 acres, 300 in cultivation, all fenced and cross-fenced. Modern 6-room house, Flamo gar. Born, 2 brooder, 4 chick en houses, other outbuildings. Windmill, plenty water for stock. $7500, half cash, bal ance terms. Write M. K., Gen eral Delivery, Lakcvlew, Ore. 7-22 FOR SALE Modern two-bed room home. Oak floors, oil furnace, fireplace, corner lot 53x150 feet, in hot water dis trict. Phono 7010. . 6-21 FOUR-ROOM modem house, 466S Crosby, St. Francis Park. $2650. Reasonable terms, t 6-25 FOR SALE Flvo acres, five- room nousc, $690. Inquire Lien's Store. S. H. Thompson. , 8-24 TWO-ROOM HOUSE, unfinish ed, 1-3 acre, two blocks from South Sixth. $650. 2Q46 Hope street. 6-23 THIRTY ACRES, Miller Island road. Barn, hog and chicken houses, 4-room house. In al falfa, oats, vetch. Phone 8040 or Inquire corner Miller Is-land-Dorris highway. 6-23 FOR SALE 70 acres, 45 In grain, 25 in summer fallow. Rt. 1, Box.636K, Klamath Falls. 6-25 FOR SALE A number of 2-bed- room homes Just completed. For appointments call 3004. -' 6-26 34 Automotive TIRES, Vulcanizing, Section Work. One day service K. F Tire Co., 1945 So. 6th. Phone 4449. 6-25 GET YOUR AUTO GLASS In stalled at Kimball's Glass Shop, 827 WnlnUV Phone 7378. 7-6mtf EQUITY '41 Chevrolet sedan Phone 7512. 1210U FOR SALE Equity In '39 Ford Deluxe Coupe, ran 15,000 miles. Good tires. Phone 4853. 6-27 FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity in '39 Ford Deluxe Coupe for later model car. Phone 4853, 6-27 FOR SALE 1940 G.M.C. Pick up. Inquire Sunday or eve nings. 811 Fulton. 6-23 FOR SALE 5 small and med ium logging trucks, good con dition, good rubber, dual axle trailers, Brown Lipcs, licensed, ready to work. News-Herald, Box 2664. 6-22 FOR SALE Equity 1940 Ply mouth Deluxe Sedan, excel lent condition, good rubber, very reasonable for quick sale. 820 E. Main. 6-23 FOR SALE OR TRADE Four used tires and tubes, 20 In. 2 like new. Phone 4000. 6-24 HIGHEST CASH PRICES will be paid for good used pickups and '34, '35, '38, '37 Ford and Chevrolet passenger cars . in excellent condition. See Vern Moore at Bnlslger Motor Co. 6-23 FOR QUICK SALE 1039 Inter national 5-yard dump truck, $750. Phone 7267 or 4775. 6-23 STRICTLY BUSINESS "We can't pay this bill now, but we're giving it an A-10 priority ratlngl" 34 Automotive WE NEED A '41 BUICK SEDAN Must be clean with good tires. Will nav annri nrira Dick B, Miller Co." " 6-24 38 Miscellaneous For Sale SALE Repossessed and Reconditioned Electric Ranges and Reconditioned Wood Ranges C. O. P. Co. J-n PROTECT YOUR HOME! Let us make you a loan to reshin gle or paint your home. Low prices, no down payment. As low as $5 monthly Includes both labor and material. Cope land Yards, 66 Main. Phone 3197. 6-24 FOR SALE Deering-McCor- mick mower. Inquire third house north of Henley, eve nings after 4 p. m. 6-21 FOR SALE Westinghouse Electric Range, table model. 784 N. 10th. . . 6-24 FURNITURE, cash registers, stoves, tents, air conditioner, bar equipment, lunch counter, stools, miscellaneous articles. 619 Klamath Ave. 6-24 13-TUBE CABINET RADIO Phone 8111. 6-24 MIRRORS AND FURNITURE TOPS made to order. We re fllver. old mirrors. Kimball's t . Glass Shop. Phone- 7378. t it ' '. . ' . 7-6mtf CITY.MAPS Pocket size, up-to-'- SSsiinute. Includine subur- . pair 'sections. Block numbers . ' lrv ated, Index keyed to map. : P. 20c. For sale at Cham- " btt'tA Commerce. Everbody's Drug, Lee Hendrick's Drug, Louie Polln's, Postoffice news . stabd, Carmlchael's news , stand.' Robinson's Food store, Shav Stationery, The News- He" Vic's Signal Service '. 744U STO Repaired aii parts storked.' Used' furniture. . stq, So bought OK Second Hsj ' -Store, 820 Klamath. PI i-5871. 6-30mtf FOR jALE Holt combine. 16- V .'cut In good shape. 30 " a cat with power takeoff ' I ttK bulldozer blade. WiU l .V cattle or hogs in part i'ment R. E. Graham, Route Sox 50. 4742tf S&H.P. JOHNSON or 16 h.p. .outboard motors, excellent condition. Jack Walker, Bal slger Motor or phone 3121. 6-22 FOR SALE 1 Quick-Meal wood range, used less than 4 months, at $40 discount; 1 piano, A-l shape; 1 oil circulator with fan; 1 dining room suite; 1 Royal typewriter . In good shape; 1 oil range. These ar ticles are priced to sell as I am leaving city. 1005 Delta. 6-22 PLANTS Onions, tomatoes. peppers. Crystal's, Lakeview Junction. 6-27 LAWN DIRT, FILL DIRT and fertilizer. Phone 6817. ; 7-3 LUMBER For your garage or repair job. 2x4 $25. Ship lap $23. Shingles. 80c bun-- die. Ask us about easy pay ments. Suburban Lumber Co. ........ .i 1970U by MeFeattera 38 Miscellaneous For Sale INSULATE YOUR HOME With fire-proof U. S. Rock w?nt b ! in vlth cur modern equipment Most efficient in sulation method available.. No down payment, easy terms. Let us also estimate your roofing, painting or ' remodeling Jobs. SUBURBAN LUMBER CO. Phone 3301 1635tf USED CLOTHING for the en tire family. The Bargain Store, 54 Main. 7-18 38 For Sale or Trade TRADE EQUITY in 10s acres, 4-room house, chicken house, - planted to garden, berries, oats, alslke, for good trailer house. J. F. Ross, located Miller Island road, second house left from Weed high way. . 6-24 FOR SALE OR TRADE for Cali fornia property, 3 rooms and bath. 2M1 Mortimer. 1653tf 42 Miscellaneous Winted WANTED TO BUY Alfalfa and cover crop hay. Malin Feeding Co, Phone Malin 265. 6,-24 WANTED 20 cords fir wood delivered Merrill. Santford Jones, Merrill, Ore. 1983tf CASH FOR USED TIRES and tubes, any size, any condition. K. F. Tire Co., 1945 So. 6th. 6-25 HIGHEST CASH PRICES will be paid for good tires and tubes, also tire carcasses for retreading. See Ross Johnson or Rod Smith at Balstger Motor Co. 6-23 44 Livestock and Poultry FARMERS ATTENTION High prices paid for beef, veal, hogs ,: and livestock. Call Klamath Packing Co. Phone 8361. Mid land road. --i. A 6-30mtf. FOR SALE One four-year-old Jersey., and Guernsey cow. Fresh a month. Third calf. Double tested. E. H. Durkee, State line, 31 miles west of Malin, Ore. 6-25 FOR SALE Fresh Guernsey cow, dairy heifers. Rt 2, Box 498. So. Sixth, r 6-23 FOR SALE Guernsey cow, giv ing five, gallons milk. 1906 Arthur. - 6-23 46 Financial CASH LOANS WITHOUT ESBORSna S WATS TO OCT A CONSUMER CASH LOAN PBOXS . WRITS - COMB IX Yob need no co-ilxntra or endorser to fei m cooiumera loan THREE LOAN PLANS iiO. 1-1 SCO ME LOANS On your oou only. No waft assign- menu. So cosigners. NO. FURNITCRK LOANS Your character it mora Important than th furoltura SUelf. NO. I AUTO LOANS ISO to iMQ cash loan and reft eaaetag. CONSUMERS' CREDIT, COMPANY (Mm -) 720 Pine St Phone 7711 ' MO mtl See - - Dinty Moore ' For " AUTO LOANS REFINANCING Locally Owned Motor Investment COMPANY 111 !. -nil - lie M-17S - Phone 23 mtf 48 Business Opportunities A CAFE, bar and pool business making better than $4000 net : annually, located on lot 50 by 140 with good building. Not located in the Falls. Price in cluding building, lot, fixtures, and large stock for $12,000. . Health failure reason for sell- " Ing. - Phone 7228. LEGAL NOTICES . NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF VACLAV RAJNUS, . Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the . undersigned has been ap pointed Executrix Of the Estate of Vaclav Rajnus, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are directed to pre sent claims properly verified to me at the office of Fred D. Fletcher, Suite 12, Melhase Bldg., Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, which Is June 15th, 1942. . .. ALZBETA RAJNUS, ' Executrix. J. 18-22-29; Jy. 6-13 No. 82 FREEMAN NOMINATED WASHINGTON, June 22 (JP) Rear Admiral Charles 8. Free man, recently named command er of the northwest sea frontier, was nominated by President Roosevelt today to be a vice ad miral. , POTATOES CHICAGO, June 22 (AP- Ifon a riuja, arrivals 118; on track 191; total US shipments Sat. 994; Sun. 65; supplies rather light; demand for Bliss Tri umphs good, market slightly stronger; California Long Whites best quality demand moderate, market stronger; other stock de mand slow, market dull; Califor nia Long Whites US No. 1, $3.00 20. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, June 22 CAP) Wheat prices lumped more than a cent early in today's trade and then spent the remainder of the session recovering practically all of the loss. Accumulated orders over the weekend as a result M war nnn and trade belief that receipts would expand materially in the southwest as the harvest move ment gained headway accounted for the earlv break. ArliinMv th volume of arrivals failed to come up to expectation of some deal ers, due probably to recent de lays in harvesting because of wet weather. Buying on the recovery was attributed to professional and milling interests, Flour sales to the government were credited with bringing some support into the pit. Wheat closed i-l lower than Saturday, July $1,181-3, Septem ber $1,211-; corn unchanged to i off, July 861-8, September 891 895; oats unchanged; rye - i-i higher; soybeans I lower to li higher. i v SAN FRANCISCO LIVESTOCK &UUTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 22 (AP) CFed. State Market News Service) Cattle? Salahlo 800. Steady; one load fed 913 id. laano steers $i3.zs, six loads all weight grass steers $11.50 12.00. three loads S11.25 in feed lot; few fed-heifers $11.50; two cars good 1200 lb. weighty cows u.uu-au; aged medium range grass cows dull; few heavy dairy cows $f.uu; most cutters $6.00 6.60: cannem'.' SIS sn- mHlifm sausage bulls $9.50-10.00. Calves: Salable 25. Steady; good to cnoice vealers quoted $13.00-50; medium to good slaughter calves $9.00-11.00. - Hogs: Salable 400. Around 10c higher: one load 208 lb. Oreenna $15.30, extreme top; bulk 185 233 Barrows and GUts $15.20; odd ttws $12.25-50. . ,. Sheep: Salable 3800. Slow to steadv: lartrelv nnrth rnast merit. um to choice lambs; four decks snorn cull to medium ewes. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, June 22 (AP-USDA) The Boston wool market was al most at a standstill over the weekend. Dealers are busy grad ing wools purchased for mills earlier in the season and some of these wools are being deliv ered. Some scoured wool of quar ter-mood grade suitable for gov ernment blankets was sold. The demand for fine wools of Delaine type was somewhat easier. 1 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Klamath County Fair Board will receive sealed bids up to and including Tuesday, at 6 o'clock P. M- June 23rd, 1942, for painting the exterior walls of the Exhibit Building at the County Fair Grounds, all ma terial and labor to be furnished by the Contractor. Specifica tions as follows: a brush job; old paint to be thoroughly re moved by steel brushing; one coat controlled primer; the sec ond coat of outside white; paint of first quality. Mall bids to E. T. Crawford, Secretary Fair Board, Merrill, Oregon. J19-20-22 No. 86. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ' Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, executor of the es tate of Margaret J. Ambrose, de ceased, has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, the Final Re port and Account of his Admin istration of said estate, and that the Court has appointed the 8th day of July, 1942, at the hour of 11:00 o'clock A. M. thereof, as the time, and the Court-room of said Court as the place for the hearing and settlement of said report and account. Dated June 5th, 1942. KEITH K. AMBROSE, Executor of the Estate of Mar garet J. Ambrose, deceased. J8-15-22-29;Jy6.No.75 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the' estatB of Arnold S. Fitzslinmdiis, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klamath County, State of Ore gon, Probate Department, All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as by law required, to the undersigned at the office of F. O. small, 328 Main street, within six months from the date of the first publication hereof. LAWRENCE JOHN FITZ- ' SIMMONS J8-15-22-29.No.73. . IRKET TAKES BAD BEATING FRQM WAR NEWS By VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK, June 22 VP) The stock market today took it on the chin from a bad war news budget but was still in there fighting when the final gong sounded. The direction was downward from the start, with steels, mo tors, mall orders and blurt chip sufferlntf 1omp nf fratl around 3 points. Scat tend rails contested the move. 01K cop pers ana utilities generally held to a narrow area. Whlla iifuin. es were scarce in the closing hour, extreme setbacks were re duced In many cases. Transfers approximated 325,000 shares. Prominent stocks nn th off. side included U. S. Steel, Beth lenem, cnrysler, General Mo tors. Westinehouse. Allied Chem ical,- Union Carbide, Eastman Kodak, Philip Morris, Anacon. da, Goodrich, Douglas Aircraft, J. I. Case. International trnrv.f. er,- U. S. Gypsum and American leiepnone. Santa Fe and Curtiss-Wright were anions' the Imo iiim ki. to' post modest plus marks. Bonds dipped and commodi ties were mixed. . . . .Closinff mintatfnna? American Can ... 6f 221 Am Car & Fdy Am Til A Tl 1131 . 341 . 341 ..3-10 Anaconda Cat Tractor .. Comm'nw'lth & Sou General Electric ' General Motors ' ' ' 391 361 30 91 43. 371 Gt Nor Ry pfd.., Illinois Central Int Harvester .... Kennerntt . Lockheed ' Montgomery Ward asn-K.eiv N Y Central Northern Pacific . Pae Gas & El 41 il 61 U 9 .: i9i 21 -J 191 131 Packard Motor ; Penna.R'R ... Republic Steel Richfield Oil .... Safeway Stores ... Sears Roebuck Southern Pacif in . . 34 , 521 . 101 31 33 , 41 , 101 ; 661 Standard Brands . Sunshine Mining - Trans-America , Union OU Calif Unibn Pacific U S Steel 451 91 Warner Pictures PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., June 33 (AP-USDA) CATTLE: - Salable 2750, total 3300; calves: salable and total 350; market uneven; good fed steers and helferi and best grassers steady, other grade and classes unevenly steady to 25 lower, liberal quota of, com mon grass steers unsold; medium to. good fed steers $12.50-$13.65; load good to choice 1174 lbs. $13.75; grass-fat steers $11.50 $12.65, common grades down to $9.50; good fed heifers $12.00 75; grass-fat heifers $11.00-79; common heifers $8.50-$10.00; canr.er and cutter cows $5.75 $7.25; fat dairy type cows to $8.00; medium to good beef cows $8.50-$9.75; medium to good bulls $9.75-$11.25; good to Choice vealers $13.50-$14.50. " HOGS: Salable 2400, 'total 3100; market active, steady with Friday; good to choice 175-219 lbs. 14.35-50; carloads mostly $14.50; 230-270 lbs. $13.80-75; light lights $13.25-75; good sows 325-550 lbs. $10.25 $1150, smooth light sows to $12.00; good to choice , feeder pigs $13.25-$14.00. - SHEEP: Salable .1700, total 3600; spring lambs around 25 lower than Friday, other classes very slow, few sales 25-50 lower; good to choice springers $12.00 23, medium grades down to $11.25, common down to $9.00; feeder $9.00-$10.25; few old crop shorn lambs $8.00-50; good shorn ewes $3.50-$4.00, common down to $1.50. 205 Students Make U of O Honor Roll UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene, June 22 (Special) Uni versity of Oregon students con tinued to maintain the high scholastic standing set during the winter quarter, with 209 of them being placed on the spring term honor roll, it - was an nounce by Clifford L. Constance, assistant registrar. Daniel A. Halferty and Rich ard F. Igl, Klamath Falls, quali fied for this rating, which re quires a grade point average of 3.5, half "A's" and half "B's," or better. ,, CONVICTS ESCAPE SALEM, June 22 iTPWrhre convicts- who escaped from the state prison farm Saturday were still at large today, although po lice recovered the prison truck they stole about two miles south of the farm. '