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PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON October 1, 1043 ManJzeU and QUuikcJal STOCKS SHOW YEARNING FOR HIGH PLACES Br VICTOR EUBANK ' NEW YORK. Oct. 1 (P) Stocks generally displayed mod- erately higher leanings in to day s mantel aitnougn excep tions were plentiful, ' Near the close, a number of early declines were erased and replaced oy small advances, uop tiers revived in the final hour. Transfers were around 500,000 anares. Canadian liquor stocks were given a lift by buying orders from Montreal. Hiram Walker jumped more than 3 points to a new 1943 Deak and Distillers Corp.-Seagrams was up better man a point, ttesisiani were San ta Fe. Southern Pacific Western Union, Bethlehem, Sears Roe buck. Deere. American Smeltine. Patino Mines and American Tel ephone. In the losing column most of the time were Great Northern, Standard Oil (NJ), General Motors, Chrysler, Doug las Aircraft, Dow Chemical, lonns-manvuie ana ueneril Electric. . Bonds were narrow. Closing quotations: American Can 86 Am Car & Fdy 34i Am Tel & Tel .156i Anaconda ... Cat Tractor 261 48 i Comm'nw'lth & Sou . General Electric General Motors Gt Nor Ry pfd Tin : - i - i I 38i . 52i . 27s 131 71J 313 161 71 . 45, 12 181 15j 291 33 271 18 10 43 i 88 27i 27 71 81 201 97J 531 131 Int Harvester Kennecott .., Lockheed Long-Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv N Y Central Northern Pacific ; Pac Gas & El . Packard Motor Penna R R Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Brands Sunshine Mining Trans-America Union Oil Calif Union Pacific U S Steel Warner Pictures LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1 (AP-WFA) Cattle: Sala ble 15. Nominal. For week, re- cemts 1000. good clearance. Around 14 loads Oregon grass steers $13.25-$13.35 straight medium to good feeder steers $11.50-512.50; heifers scarce; numerous loads grass fat cows $11.00-$11.50, common to medi um cows $9.25-$10.50. Medium bulls $10.00-$10.50. Calves: None: nominal. t 1 c ..... i l nnn cn...a. loads 220-240 lb. barrows and gilts $15.25, closing top; numer ous good SOWS $12.5U-$i;S.73. Sheep: Salable 600. Around two loads lambs offered. For week, receipts 6800 forty per cent Oregons, bulk medium to choice lambs $13.00-$14.00; ewes 00 cents lower, cull to good 5Z.00-55.S0. PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 1 (AP USDA) Cattle: Salable 25, total 35: calves salable 10. total 25: market mostly nominal; few clean-uo sales steady to weak; some common to medium cows and beef unsold; week s top fed steers $14.75; few clean-up sales grass steers uu-51u.au; com mon to medium heifers $8.00 $10.00: medium bulls $8.50: can- ners down to $6.00; cull to com mon vealers 56.00-510.00; good to choice grades salable $13.00 $14.00. . Hogs: Salable 50, total 250; no KELUE SAW: URGE OR SMAUrMCf BRfED-l THEtRE AJ4 IN HARMON)' OVER GRO-PUP CAUSE rrS GOT MORE VITAMINS AND MINERALS THAN - THE BEST COTS OF MEAT41 7 A2 AT VOOR OUCEfg J -IN MEAL OR "RIBBON fORM Veterans of Foreign Wars DANCING SATURDAY NITE SKATELAMI . SIS Klamath Ave. MUSIC BY PAPPY GORDON'S KLAMATH BASIN Carload .Potato Shipments (Figures from State-Federal Inspector Ross Aubrey) Monm I Season 1943-44 .'..' Season 1942-43 Sept to I Season . . Sept. to Season Sept Daily Date to Date : Daily ' Date to Date 1 6 6 34 i 5 2 6 12 40 T 7 20 3 5 17 45 IF" ae 23 51 T 2l -. 34 S 0 23 51" . . 5 . 26 39" 11 34 62 ,. -.... ,31 44 7 Iff" 52 80 T 38 ,81 8 10 62 90 16 34 67 9 24 88 114 61 10 22 108 136 13 1 74 87 11 26 134 162 ' iT 101 luT 12 2 136 164 . 33 134 147 13 13 149 177 22 . . 156 169 14 35 184 212 32 188 201 15 33 217 245 38 226 239 16 32 249 277 39 265 278 17 38 287 315 44 309 . 322 18 . 35 322 330 41 350 363 19 0 322 350 36 336 399 20 39 361 389 10 396 409 . 21 36 397 425 - 17 413 426 22 53 450 478 I 22" 435 448 23 54 504 532 I 22 457 470 2 50 554 582 8 22 479 492 25 55 609 637 . . 29 508 521 26 32 641 665 . 24 532 545 27 37 678 702 12 544 557 28 46 724 748 26 570 583 29 39 763 787 I 40 610 623 30 0 38 648 661 Complaint Session Will Probe Food Distribution WASHINGTON. Oct. 1 (JFt A nationwide complaint session has been arranged by the gov ernment to find out directly from retailers and wholesalers what if anything is interfering with the fair distribution of foods and civilian goods. Interviews will be held by rep resentatives of the office of civil ian requirements (OCR) and the war food administration (WFA) in 20 selected cities, accessible to every merchant, between Oc tober 11-30. A conference will be held in Seattle October 25-27; in Sacramento October 20-22. Merchants will be allowed 15 minutes each to tell what ob stacles appear to be preventing them from getting enough goods to meet their customers' needs. choice light weight butchers of fered early, quoted to Thurs day's top of $14.50; few feeder pigs unsold. Sheep: Salable 50. total 150: good to choice lambs scarce; few lots late Thursday around 50 cents lower at mostly $11.50: cnoice possible quotable to $12.00; few common lambs $8.00 $9.00; culls down to $5.00; com mon ieeaers 91.OW, odd yearlings $8.00-59.00; good ewes $4.00. " CHICAGO. Oct. 1 fAP-WFAl Salable hogs 7000; total 13,500; moderately active, fully steady with Thursday's average of 5 to 10 cents higher than the close; top $15.10; bulk good and choice 190-350 lb. $14.90-15.10; most 150-180 lb. $14.25-15.00: sows generally steady; bulk good 300 500 lb. sows $14.25-75. Salable cattle 1500: salable calves 400; full slow, weak to 25 cents lower: but otherwise steady cleanup trade on slaugh ter cattle; cows more active than Thursday, extremely slow trade on this class; few loads medium and good grade grassy and short fed steers $12.00-15.50; one load $15.90; heifers mostly common and medium grassers $13.25 down; most bulls, common and medium grades at $9.00-11.00; canner and cutter cows $6.25 7.75; most beef $8.25-10.50; veal ers steady at $12.50-13.25, show ing week's 25-50 cent decline. Salable sheep 2000; total 8000; native spring lambs and slaugh ter ewes about steady, quality considered; native lamb top 25 cents lower; double medium grade western-ewes unsold early; held around $5.50 :bulk eood tn choice native lambs to packers mostly $13.00-25;. top- $13.40; city butchers .and shippers out; good to choice native slaughter ewes $5.75-6.00. OREGON HILLBILLIES If certain patterns appear con sistently in the interviews, OCR and WFA will seek corrective action.' Officials, suspect, for instance, that some manufacturers have not adjusted delivery quota among regions to match wartime population shifts, so that boom communities are getting insuffi cient supplies. WHEAT CHICAGO. Oct. 1 (IPl Rnvino by mills and distillery interests reversed an eariy lower trend in Wheat todav. the market Mmina back to score minor gains over yesterday's close at times. Trad ing was maderately active. The on cug in in -wneai was retlected m oats and rye, which rallied from opening lows. Satisfactory crop reports pre vented any sharp upturn. A re port from Iowa said samples of " wiu were me oest ever seen and that many fields will pro duce in excess of 100 bushels an acre. The modern miller, trade PUbllCatlOn. Said vidH. nt enrn '"6 uucaiim, were iuiiy up to ex wheat in the northwest, now be- At the clnfff ivhnat 1 1 Jj'Sher, December $1,511-1, May $1.52, oats were : lower to 1 higher, December 77, and rye nM uf -, rcemDer $i.09i-i. STRICTLY FRESH EGGS one Tennessee salamander lays its eggs in batches of four ur live, encasing each bunch in ,membranous ba8 resembling TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY COMPLETE service men's gift uept., at rtuoy's Men's Shop, . uni auu main. 10-20m WANTED Experienced mould er feeder; also trimmer grader man. Day shift. Steady work, B hours. Time and a half over 40. Phone 7709 or 4389. 4723tf . ; FOR SALE Several H acres, with good homes. Priced to sell. Make down payment,, and move in. Balance. like rent. , . '.'SEE" COLLINS REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST 425 Pine , : Phone 8364 .'"' 4587tf FOR SALE 1928 Bulck coupe, good tires. Inquire 331 So. Eldorado.: 10.5. ALL-WOOL McGregor Jantzen aim nreniwooa sweaters $3.95 to $10. Rudy's Men's Shop. Sixth and Main. . 10-21m PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED MB "AIM - NS HOSPITALIZATION M lw 1 ThM - DR. L M. MARSHA m m. m - iM(f yunin in FEDERAL BUTTER 'TAKE' REMOVED ' By WALTER WARREN SA kKANCisCO, Ucl. 1 P) Butter producers gained a meas ure of freedom today. They no longer have to "set aside" a por tion o( tucir mako tor tne ov eminent. It meant a little more butter for civilians. But experts said it would be very little more. Sam Greens, manager of the aiuornia dairy council, estimat ed production would give each consumer about one-half pound a month for the rest of this year. Civilian stocks are next to non existent. The last reDort he had. Greene said, showed 213.000,000 pounds in storage virtually all owned by the government. Dr. George Hart of the Uni versity of California College of Agriculture remarked the gov ernment "has enough butter to feed all the men in uniform for a year without buying another ounce. Greene said there was a sim ple solution for the civilian short age without taking any of the government butter. "Pay for it," was his solution. Western Pine Shipments Increase PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 1 (P) Shipments of western pine lum ber during the week ending Sep. tember 25 rose to 79,466,000 board feet, from the previous week's 76,012,000, the Western Pine association said today. Ship ments of the corresponding week last year were 101.999.000. Pro. duction stood at 87.348,000 feet, as against the preceding week's oo.2oi.uuu ana last year s 100. 892,000. Orders totaled 67.215 000 feet, compared with 67.251 000 the previous week and 99.- Aon nnn 1 . 1 vjd.vuu rase year. Potatoes SAN FRANCISCO Ort 1 I A P. USDA) Potatoes: Arrival. f!ali. fornia 12, Oregon 2. Washineton 1; 14 broken, 16 unbroken cars on iracx; no sales reported. LOS ANGELES Dot 1 Ac. USDA) Potatoes: Arrivals Cali fornia a, a by truck, Oregon 3, Idaho 23; 31 broken. 54 unbrok en cars on track; no sales re- punea. CHICAGO. Oct. 1 lAP.-wvit r-oiaioes, arrivals 184; on track too; total us shipments 1252; supplies heavy, track trading vcijr slow account oi Jewish hol iday; market slightly weaker; Idaho Russet Burbanlcx TIS No i $3.15-30: Minnesota anri Mnpth Dakota Bliss Triumphs commer cials 1.U3-SZ.U5: WiM-nna n Rl Triumphs US No. 1 washed unwasned 52.05. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE The best home on 4th Street ThrPP horirvtm. u.wvi.tj,, mam B ruuill, garages. Everything to make, a real home. Priori tn .nil tin 500. Terms. Balance at 4 per rcjii. monmiy. "SEE" rni i iw; REAL ESTATE sPFriATTcT 425 Pine Phone 8364 4588tf FOR THE BETTER grades of ruei ous, accurate, metered Deliveries, try Fred H. Heil bronner, 821 Sorine street telephone 4153. Distributor oneii Heating Oils. 10-13m IF YOU NEED extra work done in Typing and Mimeograph call 4760. t h e KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE, 325 Main Street, (across, from the courthouse). Our price is rea- sonaoie and we are glad to neip you in an emergency. 10-4 LLOYD W. RUSK Contractor ana Builder. Remodeling. nnur St. Phone 3405. 10-13m .A GOOD HOME Attractive, well built. 2-bed- room home in annii AMrM Has cement basement, oil burn- ik pipe lurnace, fireplace, rock wall, large level lot with trees, shrubs and lawn. Prirp $5750. Terms, $1000 cash, $50.44 per month. "Bogue" Dale REALTOR 120 S. 9th Tel. 6972 NOW OPEN Marioric Dineman's Needle Craft Shop 1132 Main. Hcmstitchine Alterations Let Us Sell Your Needlework 10-4 FOR SALE OR RENT 5-room unfurnished house.' Close in. Also two unfurnished. Cc.e in. Phone 4533. 10-2 FOR SALE Lovely home in Mills addition, furnished or unfurnished, also Oregon Ave. home. Phone 7605, -after 6 evenings. 10-1. PHONE 5315 for Quality, Dis tilled. Clean burning ASSO CIATED BURNER OILS. Every gallon a full gallon- of heat energy, BALSIGER OIL COMPANY. 10-aum Rationing Calendar Vr hlrt and ttntlonlni Hoard, Muln iiml K plan ml trrcU. Of Mot Imiira ttnlly 0:.K1 , m, to 4:90 b, m, Katur tiny, 9: SO . ni. t p. m. riion sirtt (or all Inform at Inn. All a poll eat tone muet f MAILID IN to the war ptiea arte, rat toning boanl at Main and laplanatfa, ami not brought tn tn paraon. RATION tOOK 1 IUQAR OatotMT 11-Kinlratkin data nf Stamp N. II. valid fir a iMtiindt, Htumra U and I ar varh good (or I otinda of Biiinr for hornt rannlng puriMwra only, MOM . Oatobar 11-Ktplratlon data of fttamn tA, valid hit nna ualr of ihoi. . Faintljr tampa arc IrtlfrfhanafaM. , RATION OOOK I Statinw: Mcal and faU.) Ootnbcr I-exultation data of HUmpi X Y1 Hint Stamp (rtvotaard fHH). Hap. lanihar SO-ipiraMon data Btatnpi D S T. Oatobar W-KiplratkiD data of Stamp. uvv. RATION ROOK I Brown Stamp : Mrat and fata). 0 iobtr t-Kiplratlon data of HI am pi A and R. Stamp C hrcomn valid Captain her W; ) na October Snt K on October 10; and P on Oetobar IT. AH aiptra October 80. RATION ROOK Real tra Un for tnU hook la achtduled fVr tvtober to November I. Waa. Ration Book Two mutt ba prtacntad at reel tra I Ion, OASOLINI tavtamiMr tl Riplratloa data of Stainn Nt. T to A Rook. Novambar t1Ktlratkn dale or Stamp no. s valid front September tt, Bach coupon fond for four gallona, PUIL OIL apt amber 10 period t coupons tn new fuel oil rat Ion valid through January Tovat Augutt M-tlcginnlnr data of rooking and healing itove rationing. Covering all new ttovee burning coal, wood, oil or gaa for domeetle uae, with a (aw tee pt Ions. TIREI "(- book hidden mutt have Urea to petted tty three montht with at leat ii daja elapsing be (warn tmpco Uona. R" book holder nu'l have Urea ra apected every four month with al leaat 00 daa el r ting brlveen Inapecttona. A" and "lr book holders must have tire Impeded very alt months with at least 90 daya elapslog between la spectlons. teplember M-Keit tnipertk dead lloa (or A book boldera. ESKIMOS FEAR WATER Eskimos get most of their food from the sea, yet seldom learn to swim and are afraid of water. Their most feared form of death is drowning, since they believe such a victim must wander for ever, alone, in purgatory. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. BERTHA LONA BENNETT. Plaintiff, vs. ERNEST B, BENNETT, . Defendant. To Ernest B. Bennett, defen dant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, GREET ING: You are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above-entitled suit on or before the 22nd day of October, 1943, and if you fail to so appear and answer, for 'want thereof plain tiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint, to-wit: a decree of absolute divorce; the return of furniture or payment of the value, $350; for payment of costs and at torney's fees; and restora tion of maiden name. This summons is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of the Hon. David R. V a n d e n b e r g, Judge of the above-entitled court, said order being dated September 23, 1943, and by publication there of for four successive weeks, the date of the first publication being September 24, 1943, and the date of the last publication October 19, 1943. . F. O. SMALL, Attorney for Plaintiff, 325 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. S. 24; O. 1, 8, 15 No. 315. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, Lake view, Oregon, up to and not later than 2 p. m. October 12, 1943. for all the live timber marked or designated for cutting, and all merchantable dead tim ber located on an area embrac ing about 160 acres within Sec tions 21, T. 27 S R. 10 E., W.M., Fremont National Forest, Ore gon, estimated to De i,uuu,uuu feet, B.M.,' more or less, of live and dead ponderosa pine saw timber, and an unestimated amount of sugar pine saw timber to. be cut at the option of the purchaser. No bid of less than $5.55 per M. feet for ponderosa pine and $2.00 per M. feet for miear nine wM be consiaerea In addition to the prices bid for the stumpage, a cooperative de posit of $.10 per M. feet B.M., to cover the cost of tree planting, seed sowing and timber stand imnrovemcnt work on the area cut over, for the total cut of tim ber, under the terms of the agreement, will be required. Bids with rates In excess of those permissible under MPR 460 will be reduced to the allowable max imum In making the award. $5000.00 must accompany each bid, to be applied on the pur chase price, refunded, or re tained in part as liquidated dam ages, according to conditions of sale. The right to reiect any and all bids is reserved. Before bids are submitted, full informa tion concerning the timber, the conditions of sale, and the sub' mission of bids should be ob tained from the Forest Super visor, Lakevlew, Oregon. O. 1-8 No. 320. CLASSIFIED ADS Lost and Found LOST Gas C ration book. Juy Daniels, Merrill, Plrase return to Ration Board, Klamath Falls, or mail, Merrill, Ore. 10-1 LOST No. 3 Ration Books. John James Richardson, Glen . ore Lucille Richardson, 1)23 East Main, Apt. 1. 10-2 LOST "A" book, rane, Kcno. Fred Coch-10-2 LOST Girl's red sweater at , Tower theatre Sundtiy eve ning. Call 38U5. 10-1 LOST "A" gas ration stamp, tire Inspection slln. Do I In Woodrn, 214 1 Pnltor.mn. 10-4 General Notlcu TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC Owing to the fast that there have been no rains and thcro is a very great fire haiard in the woods notice is hereby givon that were will be no Imntlnu tier mittcd on our lands in the Mea dow Lake and Swan Lake dis tricts. We have a patrolman in the area and it anyone is found hunting on the premises we will De compelled to nrosecuto them, We have already been fighting a fire in the. Meadow Lake area for approximately three weeks ana we are still maintain ng a crew mere. LISKEY BROTHERS 10-20m LEARN SWING PIANO. Send for free folder. Thclma Dumm, 407 N. 9th St. Phone 3498 10-7m FROM THIS DATE I will not be responsible for any bills made by anyone but myself. Ed Davis. 10-1 I WILL NOT be responsible for bills contracted by anyone otner than myself. Calvin Bell 10-2 Personals MONUMENTS Klamath Falls Marble and Granite Works, 116 So. 11th. Ph. 6381." 10-8m Transportation WANTED TO CONTACT Man with truck going Into Port- land area. Phone 5215. 10-5 10 Services APPLIANCE REPAIRS - We repair and service all makes of radios and practically all other electrical appliances. We may have the type of radio tube you . need. Reasonable prices. Phone 3188. -SEARS ROEBUCK 9-29 PAINTING - KALSOMINING H. L. Brown. Phone 4226. 9-3 Om PAPERHANGER available. J. E. Patterson Paint Store, 1229 E. Main. Dial 3324. 10-lm FOR THE BEST in tailoring, remodeling, repairing, suits to order (men's or ladies') al ways see Ryte-Way Tailors, 110 N. 8th, phone 6882. 10-8m J. A. TUFTS Heating Specialist Chimneys, furnaces, stoves, oil burners, cleaned, repaired. Phone 8404, Res. 8940 10-7m ELECTROLUX Authorized Ser vice and factory rebuilding L. C. Carr, 621 Mitchell. Ph. 7167. 10-12m LAWNMOWERS, outboard mo tor and gas engine repairing. Bodonhamer Saw and Repair Shop. 10-7m WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN Phone 7512. 1015m OIL PERMANENT WAVES $5.00 AND UP MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Upstairs over Dick Reedcr's 432 Main Phone 4873 10-7m HAVE YOUR RUGS and furni ture cleaned either at shop or at your home. Also floors waxed. Fhone 5875. DOREMUS RUG CLEANERS 10-17m CURTAINS laundered and stretched. Phone 3717. 10-2m SEPTIC TANKS cleaned and In stalled. Phone 7833 before 9 or after 6.. . 10-7m PIANO TUNING Wm. H. Mor gan. Empire Hotel. - 10-1 CHIMNEY SWEEP Chimneys repaired, furnaces and fire places cleaned and repaired. Free Inspection. Phone 8854. ' 10-1 PAINTING - KALSOMINING H. L. Brown. Phone 4226. ...... 10-30m WILL obtain your delayed birth certificate for you. Chas. Hathaway, 120 No. 10th St., Klamath Falls, Ore. ; 10-30m BELTS for all -makes refrigera tors, washr, vacuum clean ers,' or general use. Merit Washing Machine Service, 611 South Sixth. 10-30m One penalty of allowing auto engine oil to stay In the crank case long enoug) to thin out Is that., carbon - will start to ac cumulate. . ' Sarvlcu PAINTING KALSOMINING Phono BB27. 10 FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh lug. Clifford Golden. Phnnn 3022. 10 30m HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING, Buttons and Uiicklos covered, Allcrntlnn on new mid old clothing. Mr ii. ivi. Aiimuicr, 7l Mill Room 21(1. .Ph. 7203. 10-30m PICTURE FKAM1NG T.tn Miiin -Qoellor' lO-.'IOm 13 Health DR. M. C. CASSEL. chlroprnctli clinic, colon and racial din eases. 932 Main. Dial 72 IS 10-30m Every Week Is Health Week at . NISSEN'S INSTITUTE Swedish Massaga Medical Gymnastics 110 N. 6th St. Hours 2 to 5 p. m. or by appointment. Phono 85SB 10-2m 14 HilD Wanted F.m.l. Salespeople, work at Wards aim go places. We need several men and women experienced suiespeopic. salary and commis sion. Ejrn while you learn. In. experienced salespeople likewise sulary oud commission. Men or women if you are between 18 and 00 and want interesting worn, ace Mr. wiineim. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. WOMEN WANTED Bookkeepers with adding ma- chine experience. Opportunity for advancement. Good starting salary, see Mr. Wltholm. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. HOUSEKEEPER Phone 4014. WANTED 3844U WANTED 4 girls for laundry work. Good wages. M u s work steady. Apply Superior Troy Laundry, 700 South 6th St. 2980tf WANTED Waitress, dishwasher and cook. 806 Klamath. Ph. 6421. 4750lf WANTED Part-time grocery clerk. 24 Main. 10-1 WOMAN for hour work, two days a week. Phone 3277. 10-1 WANTED Maid for motor court. Living quarters avail able for couple if man willing to earn rent by few hours work weekly. Phone 8673 Bratton's, Oregon Ave., eve nings. ' 10-2 CAR HOP WANTED at Burr- O-N. 10-1 EXPERIENCED fountain girl $27.50. Apply after 8 p. m Burr-O-N. 101 WOMAN for hour work, one or two days a wccK. Phone 4347 10-2 EXPERIENCED beauty operator warned, uooa salary guaran teed. Hiuting's Beauty Salon. Phone 4387. 10-2 WORKERS FOR DRY CLEAN 1NG PLANT Various posl tions open, Prefer experienced but will train inexperienced If qualified. Apply 320 S, 7th 10-4 WAITRESSES and fountain girls wanted. Apply In person Klamath Billiards. 10-2 WOMEN for laundry work. Ex perienced or Inexperienced, Clean, steady work -at good wages, in essential Industry. Cascade Laundry, 10-7 GIRL FOR OFFICE WORK Some typing. Cascade Laun dry. 10-8 WANTED Full time assistant secretary at the Klamath Union high school office. Ap ply in person. Mr. Woodruff, 101 WANTED Girl in the vicinity of Roosevelt-school to care, for 8-year-old girl weekdays from 3 to 6 and Saturday mornings. can 374U evenings, 10-2 WANTED Telephone operator, one wnn notel experience pre ferred. Wlllard Hotel. 138tf WANTED Woman for light housework and care far two girls, 7 and 3. Stay nights pre ferred. Phone 3280 or call at 010 North 11th mornings. 10-2 GIRLS WANTED Car hops and fountain girls. Must be over 18. Apply Bor-ncc-burger, or can BStfU. ic 4 WANTED Woman to cook and work on ranch. Permanent lob, good wages.- Write Box 85, in care of Herald-News, 10-4 GIRL FOR OFFICE WORK Typing and legible writing re quired, Fred H, Hoilbronner, 821 Spring. 10-2 WANTED WomHn for company ana to npip generally in homo. References requested. Write care Shell Station Keno. 10-2 18 Help Wanted, Male MENI BOYSI Earn extra moncv settlna nln Light work, good pay. Bowling Alley, 819 Main St. Every eve ning, Saturday and Sunday. 10-2 ELDERLY gentleman to help on aairy, ngni worn, write No. 1513, Herald and News, 10-2 BOY to carry morning news paper route Guaranteed sil ary. Call 863 California Ave, Phone 4524. 10-2 10 1$ Help Wanted, Male Wanted Pair of good dry lumber handlers, to loud flat curs at Klamath Fulls. Steady work and good contract proposition to r n 1 1 a b I o crew, Phono UT4 or wrlta AMERICAN BOX CORPORATION SPRAGUE RIVER WANTED Young boys or glrli to carry paper routes. Ears from $25 to $75 per month See Mr. Miller, between 3:3t anri 4 p, m., at llcruld-Nnwi office 3545U NIGHT CLERK WANTED, wltk some experience preferred Good salary. Apply E. H. Lar son, at Elk Hotel. 4107Ui WANTED High school boy Herald-News paper route. Set Mr. Miller, 3:30 to 4:30 p. m. , 37201) WANTED Delivery boy or middle-aged man also to work around store. Mocllcr's Klniiv ath Flower Shop. 12 UU SETTER and carriage rider. Hand set works, E. D, Hum seller Lumber Co. Office phont 7030. Rcsldonce phone 7103. 3211 II Situations Wanted KEMTONE, KALSOMINING and PAINTING wanted. Ph. 5087 or 3273. 10-Bm 22 Rooms For Rant ROOMS 1018 Washington. Ph.A i !HV7 Ift.anW ROOM FOR RENT 514 Walnut 1013m ROOMS 1034 High. 109m STEAM HEATED ROOMS 823 High. 10-7m MARS HOTEL 1411 Main, by tne armory. Rooms $3.50 week up. Transients $1. up. 10-2m CLEAN housekeeping rooms. cook wim gas. nice yard. M week up. 410 So. 5th. 10-I3m COMFORTABLE sleeping room. Close In. 1028 Jefferson. Ph. 785. 10-23m WANTED Permanent ranch work. 3933. 10-2 CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th A, aii ouuuae, newiy decorated, V modern rooms. All with new Innersprlng mattresses. Free pnrklni; . 1030m 24 Apartments For Rent FURNISHED APARTMENT Utilities. 248 Broad. 4718tf HOUSE FOR SALE 331 North 3rd. Mrs. W. A. Palmer. 10-2 VACANCY Rex Arms Apart. mcnts, 224 Broad. Phone 5769. Now management, Mr. and Mr. Lovelace. 10-Bra FURNISHED APARTMENTS Utilities furnished. 419 No. 10th. 10-16m TWO ROOM apartments. Every- tmng furnished including fuel and utilities. 1805 Main after 8 p. m. 8490tf VACANCY Lee Apartment. m 1'ftone 8047. 3402U V ESPLANADE COURT Apart. ments. Furnished, by the week or month. Walking distance, 6 foot refrigeration, 1605 Es planade. 9-30m VACANCY Everything fur. nished, $3.50 week and up. 1404 Klamath Ave. 10-2m FURNISHED APARTMENT 501 Market. 10-4 ONE ROOM APT. Adulbi. 741 walnut, basement. 10-1 EXTRA LARGE 3-room unfur- nished apartment. 8686, or 2210 South 6th. 10-5 VACANCY 900 Owens. 10-8 FURNISHED 2 ROOMS, garage. npring. iu-7 ESPLANADE COURT Apart- a mcnts. Furnished, by the week W or month. Walking distance. .8 foot refrigeration. 1605 Es planade. 10-30m CASCADE APARTMENT HOTLL Apartment accom modations with hotel service. Complete kitchen and dinette. Day, week or month. Three blocks from city center. 10-30m 28 Houses Tot flent SMALL, MODERN furnished nouso Everything furnished. 2125 Blehn. 4401tf BACHELOR CABINS $10.00 manin. oio So, Bth. . 10-22m 3-ROOM HOUSE, 2 stoves. In- quire 412 Upham. 10-1 FOR RENT 3-room unf urnish- ed house, V4 acre. 2121 Madl. 4 son. Phone 8921. lo-l W FOR RENT Unfurnished three- room house. 2003 Wantland. References. Adults, Phone 7357. 10-I HOUSE FOR RENT 700 Owens at. 10-2 FURNISHED 2-room cabins. "oocr, ugnts and water. Phone 8075, , , 10-6 SMALL furnished house. Adults', nn rRT, 77T'f 10-2
