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Newspaper Page TextrACEiTEN- F WASHINGTON,! June 2 (P Lumber production in the first auarter of this year amounted to 7,701,602,000 board feet, a 3 per cent increase over trie output of January,' February and March of last year, the war production board reported today. The net increase resulted from ; a 22 perx e n t boost in western production, jn tne east were was decrease of 8 per cent, while ' the. south showed the heaviest regional decline, IS per cent be low the first quarter, 1943 .out put. . , Southern production was dis rupted . by . rains and floods, but elsewhere lumbering conditions were favorable. -Production by regions in March was estimated as follows: -Northeastern, 151,633,000; Appa lachian, 150,234,000; North Cen tral, 47;586,000; south central, 67,456,000; lake states, 129,800, 000; south, 05,083,000; prairie, 4, 771,000; North Pacific, 976,238,. b00; South Pacific, 126,510,000; northern ; Rocky mountain, 71, 661,000; southern Rocky , moun tain, '31,987,000. . NEW YORK,' Juiw -1 - vTV-Popularity - of specialties, amusement and a iew motors save today's stock market a further selecUve recovery . appearance although many, leaders, failed to set in the running. Trendt were a bit sketchy' from the start and, while assarted favorites con tinued in the "new high" division with Mains of fractions to a point or so. losers of as much were widespread near the -dose.---Transfers were under 800, 000 shares against -1493,000 In the Thurs day proceedings. ' - - . Closing quotations: ... . American Can 89 4 Am car at ray i jam Am. Tel 4 Tel. Anaconda 25', 8Mi 1118 5 364 eo4 33i 15H 74 ti 30i 13, 10. 4 14(4 11H 1H 33H 4Vt '. 39H '17H . V, 4S 91 30V 30V, 8H Y, 1SH 108i . S3H 13 Cat . Tractor- Commonwealth St Sou . Curtis-Wright General Electric . General Motors Gt Nor Ry pfd Illinois Central . Int Harvester I Xennecott - '. Soheed Xjng-Bell J-A" Montgomery Ward1. Nash-Xelv N Y Central Northern Parffle Pee Gas El Packard Uotor - Penna K R . - aepublie. Steal- : JUchlld Oil Safeway Stores - Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific ' standard Brands: Sunshine Mining ' Trans-America Union Oil- Calif - TJnion Pacific .. TJ S.Steel Warner Pictures Merrill - ' Merrill ' teachers have scat tered for the summer vacations, many !of .them' without definite plans for returning here for the toll term.v Miss Maxine Park- : hurst iof the - grade : school, ac- ; companied by her grandmother, . Mrs. Parkhurst, has gone to Hollywood for : the summer. : Mrs, Oliva Hobbs of the grade school' will remain in Merrill mod Mr. Hobbs expects to re ceive his call to service-in the "navy in the immediate, future, j Principal George Elliott will . be employed during the sum mer in Safeway, while Mrs. Elliott- and daughter Jean will spend ; a . short time in Seattle before Mrs. Elliott enters State Teachers' college at EUensburg, Wash., for the summer term. - lnMv TvTre- It." C 9. w. &-.,, - - Burkes and Mrs. Warren Fruits all- will remain at home in Mer iii' v i v. T.un of the hieh school,, and Mrs. Evans plan to stay home and garaen, ana airs. Claud Moreland of - the grade school will move with her fami ly to Klamath Falls. ' - ; R.i C. Burleigh was called to Eugene recently oy-- ine oeain Uim . mnihar incf d of .to Grants' Pass by the passing of his latner as was previously re ported, in a , recent M e r r i 1 1 stranse storv. Mrs.1: Frank Elliott, mother 'of George Elliott, is spenaing a short time here as a guest from -her home in Bothell, Wash. - Mrs. Earl M a c.k,. . Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Iva Kilpatrick, Merrill, represented-, Klamath county at a recent home, eco nomic conference held in . or vallis. i North for the- meeting also was Mrs. Winnifred Gillen, Klamath county home demon- en returned in a new car 'allot ted Mrs. uiiien by tne state. 'While in Corvallis, Mrs. Kil- pairicK visnea ner - aaugnier, Betty, : senior at Oregon State. Miss Kilpatrick was recently .1 , .3 U t i Tr : tr nKU UICOIUCIL, VI VytL JY-JI- pa : Alpha, national: art honor ary for men and .women. In King over ner new duties sne presented awards earned in the honorary during the . weekend of June 23-24 when mothers of the students were guests at the campus. She - was - toastmaster also for a banquet for the group. ; Vital statistics NICHOLS Bom at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., June 2. 1944, to Mr. .and" Mrs. William Nichols, Malln, - ... , m sin. neigw: pounus. ! OBITUARY Herbert i.fhov wnnn Herbert .Roy Wood a resident of Rjunaui . reus xor ine last 30 years, passed away In this city on June 1, 1944 at 1:30 p. m. The deceased was a native of Appleton. Wis., and was aged years. 10 months and as days when called. Surviving are. his wife Martha, Klamath Falls; six sons, Harry, Clarence.. Robert, Oeorge and Dan', all of Klamath Falls and Ernest of Houston, Texas. Falls and Ernest of Houston, Texas. Ten grandchildren and three great grand of tha Van Buren, Mo., lodge No. 509 " A. F. A. M. and a member of Albert Pike Consistory, Little Rock, Ark. The remains rest In Ward's Klamath Funeral Home, 939 High street, where friends may call after 3 p. m. Saturday. Notice as" funeral arrangements will be an ouoced Saturday. Allied miu 1 1 kw1 1 -11 '"-jw ' ir r I ' i s ' " , w Va Wk Is. l? 'i.v 'V . v. r..fc - i. T t XT (ITO utepnoso Gennan transports on airdrome In occupied France bum furiously after Allied strafing attack, aernianj havt been seeping large percentage at planes on ground conserving them lor coming Invasion hut Allied lighten -uake short work of those they can find above around. . Potatoes CHICAGO. June S (AP-WFA Pota toes, arrivals 103: on track 303: total U. S. -iuniruenu 1179: suDDlie moderate: demand fair; California stock unsettled and ilif htly weaker: Southern Triumphs steady for best; California Lone Whites U. S. No. 1, S3.6S-4.00; Louisiana Bliss Triumphs V. S. No. I. W.47: Alabama Bliss Triumphs U. S. No. 1. $3.50. LIVESTOCK SO. SAV FRANCISCO. June 3 AP- WTAJ CATTLE: 30. nominal; for week: 640; generally steady; top good id. fed steers $15.75. medium graa steers 113.00-50. stoeker and feeder steers $11.50-12-50; good cows quoted $11.00-50, Calves: For week 250. steady, top 914.50. HOGS: ICO, steady; few packages good 300-370 lb. barrows and gilts $14.75, oaa sows xor wecx: m SHEEP: 700. steady; two decks good 83 lb. spring lambs $14.35. package fat sheared lambs $13.50; good ewes quoted $4.00-40. For week: 6200. CHICAGO. June 3 (AP-WF A) Salable ho ss 10.0O0. toul 30.000: slow. Benerally steady; good and choice 180-370 lbs, $13.75: the top; good and choice SSKUO lbs. I 1.75-1 --25: good and choice 150 170 lbs. and medium grade 170-220 lbs. $12.00-13.00; good and choice 350-550 lb. sows $10.79-90; choice lightweighu to $11.00; - approximately 9000 unsold; virtually all support hogs. baiaDie came xouu; saiacue cajva w; general trade steady; demand broadest for aood and choice steers and yearlings demand exceeding supply; nothing strict ly cnoice nere; lop iim to. n.rec it.w, several loads $165-50: medium grades slow, but steady at $13.75-15.50; good to choice 833 lb. heifers $16.60; bulk $13.00-16.00; medium heifers dull; cows very uneven following recent sharp advance; generally steady with canners and cutters at JXt-tf.vo. ana most dcci eows $1050-12.00; bulls acUve at $10.25 ii 7JV- an-mrrllnap a weicht and condition: weighty shipper bulls firm; sausage offer ings elef.UU-l-L-U( -U1U -b UUUI --- i7Ht vrslin steady at 816.00 down; stock cattle continued slow. Salable sheep 2000; total 5000; early sales and bids shorn lambs weak to 35 cents lower; load good shorn lambs No. 1 pelts $13.75, moderately sorted with the "outs" at $13.00; load medium and good, mostly medium grade 84 lb. shorn lambs Ho. 3 pelts $13.00; load good Col orado wooled lambs held above $15.50; shorn ewes about steady at $7.25 down, few cull ' and common light weights $3.50-5-50. OLD SOL COMMERCIALIZED 11 ' we naa - to pay one uiu three-fourths cents per kilowatt hour "for the heat and light we get from the sun, the United States would have an annual bill of 327 quadrillion dollars. . Wood Stronger Than Steel Plastic plywood, now being used in place of strategic metals in many war supplies, has a ten sile strength greater than steel, weight for weight. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that the under signed. Administratrix of the Estate of Andrew J. Hemrich, Deceased, has filed in the -Circuit Court of the State of Oreeon for Klamath County the final account of her administration of said estate, and that the Court has appointed June o, UK, at me nour oi iu:uu o ciock In the morning, as the time, and the Court Roo of said Court as the place, for the tearing and settlement of said account. Dated May 4. 1944. DOROTHY McREYNOLDS, Administratrix. M. 5-12-19-26; J. 2 No. 78. Where Nazis Flood Lowlands f I Coast land, and Zuld.rl . -A iniHl ' -iSffciiS" Zse hay. been reclaimed ' f IBPMf llfiiS' 1 from m by dikes, canals . wKWMtJ J and pumping'systims. Re- , ifc; flooding meant year of m (a S'MuiderZeet' nation. njWivJil'ir '''''' , ..... Aif V - -: 8EVETe??J T HER LAN D S :TT3etfflfeil3 north r JCLbtp-V) BRABANT ml IB! 1 Wm g i u m it- Ii St Lj J IglonMacoflit.n.k , f" 8Mg Map above shows where, according glan underground, German engineers have put "thousands or square kilometers" of Holland, Belgium and western France un der water, destroying the pump, dike and canal systems, as an antl-itivaslon defense.- Many inundated areas are "polders" land reclaimed from the sea iust before the war's start. Salt water - will "poison" the land for agricultural use for many years. Fighters Strafe Nazi ' -l -k. '!iri';v"T?N?ri "t sl JTW. .aar. CHICAGO. June 3 UV-.All wheat futures were lower In quiet trading to day with the deferred contracts snow ing the greatest declines. The weak undertone was attributed to Ideal weather for both the spring and winter crops and to indications there would not be a great demand for Hour during the next 30 days. Though the volume of telling was not heavy, rye prices were well below the previous close. Bearish senUment was the result of favorable crop conditions, large increases in corn bookings and a weakness in rye at Winnipeg, where the July broke sharply near the close of iraaing. At the close wneat was 1H to 3 cents lower than yesterday's finish. July S1.61-N- Oats were i to 1 cent lower, July 76,c Rye was 3Sc to 3c lower, July Sl.oeu-l.io. Barley was unchanged to He lower, July $1.33. Courthouse Records Marriages CHUCK -SURBER. Merle Edward Chuck , 38, truck driver. Na Uve of Oregon, resident of Klamath Falls. Luella Eva Surber. 33. grocery clerk. Native of Oregon, resident of Klamath Fails. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that tha under signed. Christ Konzak, administrator of the estate of Gottfreld Konxak. also known as Fred Konzak. Gottfreld Kon- zack and Fred Konzack, deceased, pur suant 10 an oraer ox tne (-lrcuit ourt of Klamath County, Oregon, made and entered tne tn oay or May. wiu. on and after Monday, the 36th day of June. 1944. sea at private sale to the highest bidder for cash In hand. aU tha right, tlUe and Interest owned and possessed by said deceased at the time of his death in and to the following aacnoea real property, wwik Lot 8. Block 39. and Lots 7 and 8. Block 20, Town of Merrill, Oregon. Dated this 34th day of May, 1944. CHRIST KONZAK Administrator of estata of uotureld Konzak. also known as Fred Konzak, Gottfreld Konzack and Fred Konzack, deceased, M28J2-9-16-23. No. 90 SUMMONS v Equity No. CO 05 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH LOUHTY. MILIAS M. LYDA, Plaintiff EVA F. LYDA, Defendant To Eva F. Lyda. defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear in the above-entitled court and cause and answer the complaint filed against you on or before Friday, the 23rd day of June, 1944; and if you fall to so appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in his complaint, to-wit: a decree of divorce on the ground of cruel and inhuman treatment, the first publication hereof being on May 26, 1944. This summons is served upon you by the publication thereof in the Herald and News, pursuant to an order by the Honorable David R. Vandenberg, judge of the above-entitled court, made and entered on the 25th day ox May, 1944. FRED O. SMALL, Attorney for Plaintiff 325 Main Street. Klamath Falls. Oregon. M. 36; J, 2-8-16 No. 94. . to reports from Dutch and Bel- HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Airdrome r,';&i.! -W(?T- TSW LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF 8ALK Notice ts hereby given that the under- sianed. Edna M, Book, administratrix of the estate of Amos L. Book, deceased, pursuant to an order of the Circuit court of the Slate of Oregon, for Kianv ath County, Oregon, made and entered the 34tn day of May. 1944. win. on and after Monday, the 36th day of June. 191. sen at private sale to tne highest bidder for cash In hand all of the right, title and Interest owned and possessed by satd deceased at the time of his death In and to the following described reai property, io-wiu A tract of land situated In Lot 14, In the SESNWi, of Section 14. T. 36 S., R, 10 K., W. M., de scribed as Beginning at a point which Ilea south along the secton line a distance of 1960 feet, and east a . distance of 1433 feet, from the Iron pin which marks the north west corner of Section 14. T. 36 . S.. R. 10 E.. W. M., and running thence south 100 feet, thence east 120 feet, thence north 100 feet, thence west 130 feet, more or less, to the point of begin ning. Dated this 34th day of May, 1044. XONA M. BOOK Administratrix of the Estate of Amos L. Book, deceased. M36.J3--ie-33. No. 68 ORDEB APPRO VINO PETITION AND ArruuvT-AU date rug election IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE ur UHEUUn .TOR J-LAAIAIH LUUNIT. IN THE MATTER OF THE ORGANIZA- TIUN Ur THE MAL1N COMMUNii V PARK AND RECREATION DlSTRiiJT. The matter of the organization of the Malin Community Park and Recreation District coming on to be heard In open court on May 17, 1944 at 10 a. m., on the verified ncUtlon filed herein for the organization of said district, that being tne time and place appointed for wi prescmauon oi saia petition to tnts court, the petitioners appearing by Dick Henzel, A. Kalina, Louie M. Lyon, Laddie Rajnus, M. M. Siastny and T. A. !) Menitt and by William Ganona. attorney for petitioners, and said petition being accompanied by a certified copy of resolution of the City Council of the City of Malln, Oregon, approving the formation of said district, and said petition being also accompanied by a good and sufficient undertaking in form and amount approved by this court, and it appearing from tha affidavit of pub licalioav filed herein that said petition together with notice stating that said petition would be presented to this court on May. IT. 1944 at 10 a. m. have been nublished two weeks, being once a week, preceding date of said hearing in ine news-iieraia. a aauy newspaper ot general circulation published In this county, and the court proceeding to hear Mia peuuon ana tne testimony aaaucea by petitioners, and finding that more than 33 per cent of the resident free holders of the proposed district have signed said petition, and that all land within the boundaries of the proposed aismci win oe otneiiiea: oy tne forma tion of such district, now. therefore. It Is hereby ordered that said petition be and the same hereby Is BDDroved. and It is further ordered that the following are the exterior boundaries of said dis trict as determined by this court, to wit: Commencing at the Intersection of the Oregon -California State Line with tha north and south center line of Town ship 41 SR. 13 S.W.M.. and running thence north along said north and south center line to the north line of said township; thence west to the northwest corner of section 4 In said township; thence north to northeast corner of section 30. township 40 S R. 13 E.W.M.; thence west along the east and west center line of said township and of township 40 S.R. 42 Z.W.M., to the cast line of Township 40 S.R. 11 E.W.M.: thence north to northeast corner of section 13. township 40 S.R. 11 E.W.M.: thence west to southeast corner of southwest ouarter of southeast quarter of section 10. township 40 S.R. 11 E.W.M.. thence south to said Oregon California State Line at the southwest corner of Lot 10 in section 15, township 41 S.R. 11 E.W.M.: thence east along said State Line to Point of Beginning, and It fs further ordered that an election be held In said proposed district on Tuesday, June 37. 1944, to determine whether said Malln Community Park and Recreation District shall be created, and that at such election three memberr of the park and recreation board will be voted for. Done in open court this 24th day of May, 1944. IS. E. RKEDER. County Judge. FRED L, POPE. Commissioner. JOHN R. REBRR, Commissioner. M. 2; J. 2-9-16 No. 91. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice Is hereby given, that the under signed administrator of the estate of Henry Ziemlenczuk, deceased, has filed his final account In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for Klamath County, Oregon, and the court has set Monday, the 26th day of June, 1944. at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of satd date at the Circuit Court room In the court house In Klamath Falls. Oregon, as the time and place for hearinK objections thereto and the settlement thereof, Dated this 25th day of May. 1944. T. B. WAITERS Administrator of the estate of Henry Ziemlenczuk, deceased, M2fi:J2-9-16-23. No. 02 Ration Calendar War Price and Rationing Board, 430 Main street. Office hours dally, 9:30 a. m. to 3:30 p. m,; Saturday, 0:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. Phone 8161 for all informa tion. AH applications must be MAILED In to the War Price and Rationing Board at 430 Main street, and NOT presented In person. SUGAR Ration Book 4 Stamp num ber 30 good for S pounds, previously announced to expire March 31 will con tinue to be good for an Indefinite period. Spare Stamp 37 Not tlie sugar stamp must be Included with arjolfcations for canning sugar. Stamp number 40 good for S pounds of canning sugar. Stamp No. 31 valid for 6 pounds Indefinitely beginning April 1. nation hook it Airpiane stamp num ber 1. aood for one etnlr -tin.. vAllrf Indefinitely, Airplane stamp number 3 good to an unannounced date. fHUUEBBBLJ FOODS BLUE RTAMPfl nnnlf 4 Stamp No- Become ValJd IS, MB, WB, Pff, QH .... May 1 MEATS , " urn KTIMPII Sinn It V Stamp No. Become, Valid RB, iia T8 . My,.3 OAbOLINs Number l coupon valid from March 31 to June SI. good for three gallons. . H w "C" Coupons May be renewed within, but not before, U days from date on covar of book FUEL OIL Period 4 coupons valid March 14 to August 31, run. OILPerlod ft coupons valid Matvh 30 to Auaut 31. WOOD SAWDUST COAL Deliveries bv Mel dealers Is based on consumers' needs. Those having less than 3 months supply are allowed priority on deliveries. 8TOVK9 Purchasers must obtain oer It Urate from local board. rATN Hiir in metal containers. Sell to butchers, get 4c and 1 pts, a lb, riM i-ANS. nait. rtmovt wraoDer. place ends inside, flatten, stora In dry nlai for nlrk.un drive. If no storage space, take to a Safeway store. WAart, rni s n i ij nwipr ni in bundles 19 In. high. Tie illegalities In bundles in In, high. Flatten card twiard. itn in bundles la in. hlah. Leave nt Ktamnth Basin Seed company , ft, olh and Midland road, or at Safeway store. Main and Esplanade 9:00 to ft 00 week days. Watch paper for Information on Junior Chamber of Commerce pick .up. i n mrmrtnon n wiviw nnnn nn.i . NEW CLASSIFIED RATES One day .,w, 3 day run 3 day run -... 4 day run -...- 3 day run - ...per word 4o .pr word Be .pr word lto .per word 13c ..per word 14c .pr word l&o ...per word 43o WMk run Month run 30 Discount for payment in Aovnn-w uiscouni tor rtymtni t " Ari ms-ivh hv ihm tv m. will appear same afternoon in New Today' column. Ads go into regular ciininmi the first day. Ads may be cancelled by nine nv uim nv New Today BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING -The oost woramnn-nip n .,.,. PRIEST BODY SHOP. OM Pine 11. 63 COMFORTABLE SPINAL, maternity and eacroilllee support. Phone 731e T-l HELP WANTED Elderly woman for light housework. Modem home. Can stay or go home nights. Ph, ft8. WANTED - Girl for light housework. Phone 9439. WANTED Pressers at Reliable Cleaners, 3 FOR RENT Room suitable for two, 314 N. loth. FOR RENT-One-room apartment Pre fer bachelor. Phone 4M or call 1143 Pine. "J FOR RE NT-Furnished one-room cabin. Phnn 744. CABIN FOR RENT One or two peopl only. Call at 4od So, Oth. -3 FOR SALE-Modern 3bedroom house. Floor furnace, electric Monarch range with trash burner, newly decorated Inside and out. $1800 down, balance easy monthly payment. TJ3 Mitchell St, Mills addition. - FOR SALE-W ACRE FARM: 37 acres under Irrigation, alfalfa pasture and grain. Excellent soil. Located on Wtr rlllKlamath highway, fl mils out. Modern buildings, shade trees, lawn and shrubbery, presaur water sys tem. A real buy at l 0.500, Henry Newhouse T. B. WAITERS 019 Main St Phone 413 (3043 Evenings) , e-3 FOR SALE-Stock ranch of M0 acre. ISO acres In cultivation, balance grat ing land with creak water. Crop land fnr.d and arazlna land Join Shasta National Forest Good country road and abundant domestic and stock water. Dwellings In good condition. Barn and outbuildings. Approximate ly 33 head of Hereford came, b nesa of horses, 33 head of hogs and AO chickens. Located In the heart of Northern California's best duck and deer hunting country and mountain trout streams. Price for real and per sonal property 300 cash. Inqutra Wm. G. HageUteln. Dorrls, Calif. 6-8 FOR SALE 5-room house, I acre, ber ries, garden in, large lawn, trees. 3139 Miller. 9-3 FOR SALE 4-room house, large lot Beautiful view or laae. Dmaji pay mnli Prtc SAO0. ACREAGE on Kane St. In Horntdalc. Vt acre, f loo down, fiu.w per mo. A I -it arm traeta. TWO 4-ROOM modern houses on La- land Drive In Homedaie. wvu sail ail or Moaratt. Price 95900. Inquire 9943 Leland Drive 8 3 FOR SALE-STOCK RANCH, 1000 acres all fenced; 20 acres under Irrigation. 30 acres dry land farming, balance pasture. 9-room modern home, large barn, new chicken house, deep well with pressure system. Located 19 miles out on state highway. Price $8230-92000 down, balance on long Henry Newhouse , T. B. WAITERS 913 Main St. Phone 4103 (9049 Evenings) 9-3 FOR SALE One 1039 Bulck sedan. 8 cylinder, maroon, heater, radio, tires good condition. Mileage 37,000. Must sen, leaving tor tne east, tan air. Donau, Wlnema Hotel, 9-2 FIRST 9199 buys a Plymouth coupe, 1934 model. Five good 19-Inch tires, two are new tires. Call at 349 Ala meda after 9:30 p. m. or Sunday. 93 FOR SALE-I04I Bulck Special ssdan. orlffinal mllease 28.400. Good tires, food condition, twetone ar.y and .blue,. Price flflOO. Phone Chase Sta tion. 8-3 rOR 8ALE-I04O Bulck Deluxe sedsn, Alrfoem cushion., 4 new Selberllns tires, M.ooo miles: 1034 v-a pickup, 1033 Chevrolet sedan, 33-volt llslit plant. Phone 6831. 003 Owens. B-3 FOR SALE-One wardrnbe trunk, one tenor banjo end case. Phone 37O0. 03 FOR 8ALEAster plants. .Crystal's, Mer rlll-Lakevlew Junction. 6-4 FOR SALE Mechanic's tools, bed, rprlns and mattress. 1218 Crescent. 0-2 DINING SET AND STUDIO COUCH for ssle. . Phono 3574. 03 FOR SALE-Remlnffton portable type . writer. Write Box 4398, care of News. ' Herald. 8-3 WANTED Table model combination rndio and nhonovraph. Pat Livineatnn, Phone 3123. 4402tf WANTED-'2fl to '31 coupe. Condition not important If priced right. 43la Crosby, St. Francis park, after-0 p. m. or Saturday and Sunday, 0-0bl FOR RENT Furnished cabin. 2924 Crest. Phone &133. 409811 LOST Gold Rhinestone brooch. Wed nesday night, probably In vicinity of Pelican theatre. Reward. Phone 00R7. Apt. 0. 0.2 FOR SALE Nearly new 2-bedroom home. Hardwood floors, floor fur nace, Venetian blinds, Insulsted. $790 down, 3S.00 month. 1818 Birch St. 0s FOR SALE 3-room house, tt acre, two other cabins In need of repslra: near school and bus lines.' 01400, Terms, 312D Cannon, - 0.3 FOR SALE 3-bedroom modern house, 1 acre of land, partly furnished. 9(142 So, Oth. Phone 4071 after 7 p, m, 6-8 LOST "A" gns ration book. A, Wells. 310 Pacific Terrace. -. 6.4 FOR SALE Two-bedroom house, fur nished or unfurnl.hod. One block from Main St., walking distance from 8. P. depot. 102 N. Eldorado. ft-g FOR SALE .1033 Plymouth coupe. Good condition, good tires, , 8290. 1709 Ivory St. . . ,6.3 FOR SALE Battery radio.' 1630 Fre mont St. 0.3' FEED GRINDER, 8-Inch Burr mill. 1799 Ivory St. 0.3 FOR SALE One 2-room house, furnish ed;' one 4-room houSo, partly furnish-, ed. on iflmfl lot, close in at 736 Plum1. TotsI price for both 04UOO, Phone 7307. 0-4 New Today WW.IW''' ... WANT1D-Woman dl.hws.h.r, full Urn., Mini shHt. Anply In parson. urr.o-n. ron HA1.K . Modem b.lroom home, m Morllmer m. Call aller 4 n. in. soastf WHITS KNAMKI. WOOI1 HANCIs) FOB Al--lias on uurmna " with eoiuur coll., copper lutiln, and alora,. lank Included, n.aaonahls. I'hon. Tiva .llsr . in. K-44HU ron BAtC-UKI ronllao coup. In lood : ..it .k... r.tt uois. Mr. Krlckson.' CQmX WANT TO ""NT hlfnl.lsd hou.a or .parim.nl. No children. Will pay up lo o,IKI. Call 4H4II. I I WANTtfn TO BUY- Modol A Ford, In tfood condlllon. aiusi nare u " h.r. I'hon. Mwfl. " Maatins Notice 1 CARPENTERS' LOCAL, Heeling Wednesday Kvenlnl. 100 P. M. c. a. lomu. -oc. Phnn. KOI 4IOlf Lost and Found LOST Brown leather billfold, driver's Keen.., receipts, pioiurve, soms vnana. I'hon. SOW. I t LOST- R.Mon book "A." Kdwin Carln. aju w... LOST.M.y 14, small sold llulova wrl.1 . . It II. nivii i. n.w.iu. LOST-"A" and "C" ( nllon books, tire Inspection slips, L. A. D.lwltsr. S400 OrsXn Av. 3 LOST-Os. ration Iwok "A.' 2pjBBgja CUrence P.nonals HONUMXNTs) - Klamath rails Marble end Orsnlte Works, lit S. II In. Ph. H.WI. a am 10 -rvtcM NOW IS THE TIME TO OVER HAUL YOUR HEATING PLANTS Oil Bereeis Cls.a.d r.rn.e.s and l.v.s Be, airs' Chimneys M..I r-srts Ar.llabl. J. A. TUFTS Healing Speclnllst Phono 8940 fl-Jlm Klamath Refrigeration Service. household; nd COMMERCIAL EXPERT REPAIR 132 Commercial Phone 7038 6-Umc Oil Burner and Furnace Repair SERVICE Any Make Bob Porter Any Time Phone 7708 fl-30m THE KLAMATH HUMANE SOCIETY PHONE 8096 '8-8m For Comploto Radio Sorvlce Bring Your Radio To McCURDY'S RADIO SHOP Certified Service Dealer 2263 So. 6th Phono 8203 Tue-Frl-U CUitTAlcm LAUNDERED and stnterwd. Phone ST17. . sm OrriCE EQUIPMENT IIEPAIRINO-8pe. clause In cash reelsLrs. 8m fluck Buckner, Equipment Service, sear So. dlh. Phane 5314. S-ftmo CEMENT WORK-All kinds. Eatlmals. free. Phone n. I i SPENCER COnSETTIERE Mrs. Enid Burch. Ill Oak. Phone T31S or ftp. polntment. d.flm HEM8TITCHINO AND ALTERATIONS Nsedlecrelt Shop, IID Main. Phone 7ki. a-iim SEPTIC TANKS cleaned end In.tallsd. Days Phone 3373. mornings and eve nines 7KI3. .13me LAWNMOWERS. oulboerd end las en gines repaired. We still like our cus tomers. Bodenhemer Saw riling. 3M E. Main. -15m SEWINO MACHINES RECONDITIONED, Bring to our new location. Sewing Ma. chine Service. 3318 Shasta Way. Phone 0771. , . e-am PAPER!! ANOER available. J. E. Patter son Paint Store, 1228 E. Main. Dial 3334. 0-3m FULLER BRUSHES - Clara Joyer. 1439 Martin. Phone 9077. 0 3m ALLEN Adding Machines and FRIDEN Calculators. 134 S. Olh St. Pioneer Printing St Stationery Co. 0-lOm FULLER BRUSHES - R. V. Morgan. Phone 3349. 833 So. Riverside. 6-34 PAINTING, Kemtone and enemel work done. Frank Jenks, 812 Oak, Apt. 4. . 8-3 HAROLD H. WATIER, Plowing and team work, general odd Jobbing. Phone 7873, 2110 Homedaie. 004tf AVON PRODUCTS Phone 0144. Mr.. Pearl Ross. 0-16m HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING, Buttons and Buckles. covered. Alterations on new and old clothing. Mrs. II. M. Allander, .11 Main. Room 216. Ph. 7263. e-30m KALSOMIN1NG AND PAINTING want ed. Phone 9007. 6-20mo WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN days In my home. Near Mills school. Phone 8214. 020 ELKCTROLUX 8ERV1UK Bud's Photo service, 1031 Main St. Phone 7167. 0.19m NEWCOMERS are invited to enloy clean personal attention at Mrs. Ross' Beauty Shop, 1018 Washington. Phona 3697. aanaaaaS 12 Educational SWING PIANO Learn Swing Piano Playing the quick and easy Christ- ' ensen Way, Harmonize pop ular tunes' with professional : bass and breaks. Summer . classes starting ndw. ' THELMA DUMM 407 No. 9th St. Phone 3498 ; fl-14 13 , Haalth ' ' i'i-i--i-i-- nn Tinrij'ffxs(xnj PARK VIEW 153 Granite St. " " Ashland, Oregon Phone 7001 . Graduate Nurse In Charge. y . -. ' 68m: U Help Wanted, Male PELICAN BAY LUMBER cn is increasing its output and has ings in several jobs. They invited men to return and new men to call who Is temporarily located at Mecca. IS Health DR. M. C. CARSRL chlrnpraelle ellnle, colon and racial dlseaass, 633 Main, in. I 7319 a mm 14 Htlp Wanted remale Wanted Experienced BOOKKEEPER Capable- of Operating Bookkeeping Machine Excellent Working Conditions Good .Wages Write Box 100X Herald & Newt 448Stf ' WANTED Woman thoroughly competent to handle payrolls and general office work. Should have good education' and be able to type well. Ability to take dictation desirable. Apply by letter. AMERICAN BOX CORP. Sprague River, Oregon J WANTTO-Olil for office work. Cascade Laundry. 0-3 WANTED- Pull lime or part time ruxue kper. Good wmm. Phona 3aaT. 114111 WAITRESS .nd dishwasher w.nl.d Max's CorfM (hop. 41331! WANTED- Rapair woman and alia fin. isber. Standard Cleaners, 3la.lt CAR HOPPER WANTED . Ap.ly Tlk Toll Drl.-ln, So. 61b EL 4aoail WANTED- Wallnse and dlehwaahsr. Wo man petered. Apply al ftlltar's CotfM Shop. aOMIf WANTED Cashier. Walsraen Dnia. 371111 WANTED Eaperlenr wallrSM. and founuin girts. Apply In parson. Klam. ath Billiards. e-3 WANTED-Mald al ColsnUI Hotel, 131 No. Ilih Si. a- PAINTERS WANTED - S lor eulslde work, good pay. food working con. dlllons. Will, rnsi.r St KI.IMr Co. 311 Ho. Front, Medlord, Or.. 44001! WANTED ' Eaprr4 maid. Aread. Hotel. Inquire al desk. e-J WANTED-Woman or girl lo hlp with fenero! housework. Oood wegea. Can go home nlahu. Thone 4183. s-T WANTED 3 waitress... on. for morn tng shut and on. tor afl.moon shlflt atK cook for morning shlfl. Jennie's Cafe. a-3 IIOUSEKEEPEH WANTED-lhOfW 4014. 83 It Help Wanted. Male Men Wantec by Klamath Pine Co. Mill 1 off-bearer 1 man to work behind edger handling edgings See ' . .. Mr. Shaw or . , , , Mr. Horbelt . WESTERN PINE CO. Pelican City B-l . Wanted PARTS PICKUP , , BOY or GIRL Must Be Able to Drive Pickup Truck INQUIRE IN PERSON : ASHLEY . CHEVROLET CO. 410 S. Olh 1 Ph. 4113 HELP WANTED -an Use 3 Men foi 'Planing 'Mill Work Suburban Lumber Co. Call 7709 or 4389 6-3 WANTED-a green chain m.n, car load, ar. Western Pine Mills. Phone 4400. e-3 WANTED-aensr.l rvnch hand, house furnished.' HI. l,'D,i ISO, Bonansa, Ore. 8-3 WANTED 3 green chain men, 1 tall sawyer. Big Lakes Box Co. 8-3 WANTED Hotel. . Belt boy,. Apply Wlnema WANTED-Man and wife for from a to a month, to work at Odell lake, wo man to cook for 4 to S people, man ' to drive car. run boat, cut firewood. ale. Good wages, excellent living fiuartere. Writ Box 4337, cara of Her ald and New.. 433711 CAN USE a GOOD PAINTERS-Staady work, excellent pay. Phona 7700 or 38B4... l04tf WANTKn rtn. lnmtv mrmtt.r. Western Pine Mills. Phone 4400. S-3 WANTr.nK.wmlH fireman. Phona 3813. e-3 PINE 0PP0HTUMTY offered to man un der 40 yean of age. position with food flltura and ennd nav. Sea Mr. Erlck.on at Wlllard Hotel Thunder . evening or Friday, or wrlla rosier Klelsar l'n.. .HI fin. Front. Marfrord. Ore. . , 4463K ll. li IMAMkVieV The ilii WAS wire , .. ,MJ ar-r1m.nl MI, ,LZt. . -e. nut u.ru:;.r"r. - rm PON HNT l-reoia hm, Wocl. 11.1,1, ."..V1 : w n, mmuh. Ili.hl.,-. u.:; m.r. tan M MUcallgnwta for Rw For Leose D0RRIS LODGE Dorm, CilllwiU Court llh l, reoms. ill (on. r-u.! eoulm-d. mini S?" aaiaoililua local and Intuit lntiI w mm stnj. I HI FOR RENT OR UASI . Unseal w, M nnrail r ih .na ...h t . I stmt, flood HtHM yunmatal n -mw wnn hos raaat ax sjb POR ltEHT .llutowlml.nwl c.m.. piuns err. "I DEAD CAR STORAQK 0KU-k or molntsd. 3)1 to. 1IU, Mkl eijectric rtooR tAxmuti m.I rented Do oor own .mi. ban Palm Dept. MOhTOO-Uiir lull I a 30 Real Eitatg for talt ' Immediate Possession! On bedroom itutco heat I close In on Mitrtln ilrtd Willi built, plastered, with coaatbl foundation, utility porch wil tubs, gnragn. J2J50.M vial 750.00 down. Chilcote & Smith ASHLAND, OREGON Homes - Buslnesi . Property ond Formi FOR SALE H J C GALEY. Ami rill . HOMES FOR SALE EVERETT DENNIS, MALI-1 121 N. 8th "9 ..-' M'pS R.rvolr. 4-rm. haw, W 5 ".. W ..rOR BAtX. SIIMMS HOkt Uks o' llw "? . I ,0udln, furnll.!.. "'"f" Phon, stMl mi I .... i nodrnl K"; I 'down7iwlr.llj: rOR MU or Jr-iT Jfl S mont and sddlllon. rw & no unm . , - fr7g fOB SALE-Incomi prtpw Mar i in. I EAI.E Housf, elosi In- t0 H I fioioni mm DKIOUi i land, ""--------tv, la is iiiJi CAHPENTr.il snoTU. Exi'Emr.'Nrrir"Ir YOllNfl I.AIIV i,k anmlorm., In J 75: and fHt Ml.,!?' ,'(' WOMAN r-7)0Ki---lJ) . Boom '"jMiiii t tr """""iiM j 'XnJ aooMa-iiai iii,kV "v aooM. .re HiatiT" --4 ooMroh hwlr-i7krwra awri-iNcTmKiM STT-4 MANS IIOT,L-Hl U.u "4 ' AP'tm.BU m ... I roa sale ronS -4S0O. no.... n" JiJa port!-- Rj Call sflor JP, m" H or nhons 4760, . -jjj two hsn houses. invmJ; FOR BALE-'A jJlltS,s? "hSusa, "J,.7hWi7J!J! spot. 'niuJ-----r35 ,0.? Efts ,fP'"nu"i".; .JbS good lr.1 " W'bS lOil. owner at at, " rosd. 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