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Newspaper Page TextMKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMAtH TALU5, ORttOON PACE TEN Market Quotations NEW YORK, Aug. 18 (API-Selected : Industrials continued lo hold Inc. re covery Interest in today's stock market while the majority ol the rails were neglected at slightly lower levels. Buying again was predicted on the idea tho nails were approaching the end In Europe and that many domestic corporations will stand to benefit by the cessation of hostilities. War-rated stocks, however, managed to maintain . their equilibrium. Cloalng quotations: - American Can J? Am Car St Fdy Am Tel & Tel IMMt Anaconda Calif Packing Cat Tractor ..- Commonwealth & Sou , Curtls-Wrtght General Electric .. General Motors , Gt Nor By pfd Illinois Central Int Harvester . Kennecott Long-Bell "A" Montgomery Ward 50s . l's - 5. ... 3S'i - 63W . 39's - 17 U 81 33 .. 10H 51 . 16'4 .. 20'. ies 33 . ', . . 20'. . 91s - 52 .. 96'. 30'. - 30 10'. 9. .. 19ts .110 . 60i .. 13 V. 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 .. Potatoes CHICAGO. Aug. 18 (AP-WFA. Pota toes, arrivals 76; on track 175; total U. S. shipmenU 668: supplies fairly heavy; for Russet Burbanks, Bliss Tri umphs and Lon Whites U. S. No. 1 demand good, market firm at ceiling: for other stock demand slow, market weak; Idaho Russet Burbanks U. S. No. " 1, $3.68-80; Nebraska Cobblers U. S. No. 1. $2.90-3.00; Commercials $2.85; Red Warbas U. S. No. 1. $3.80-98; Commercials $3.84; Texas Cobblers showing decay $2.90-3.00; South Dakota Bliss Triumphs U. S. No. 1, $3.00. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Aug. 18 (AP-WF A) -Salable hogs 6000; total 9000: active, fully steady; all hogs sold early; good and choice 190-240 lbs. $14.75; weights over 240 lbs. and most sows $14.00. Salable cattle 1500; salable calves 500: medium and good grade steers and yearlings weak to 25 cents lower; only few loads here, top $16.75; few loads $15.00-16.25; several loads taken off market; all other killing classes weak; receipts mostly cows; most canners and cutters $5.00-7.00; common and medium beef cows $7.50-10.50; not enough fed heifers here to make a market; light bulls $8.00-8.50: weighty medium to good offerings steady at $9.50-10.50; vcalers steady at $15.00 down. Salable sheep 1500; total 3500; active, native spring lambs steady old classes strong to 25 cents higher; popular price $14.25 on good and choice native spring ers; some good native spring lambs $14.00, medium and good $11.50-13.50. culr and common $6.50-10.00; package good and choice 92 lb. shorn yearlings with No. 1 pelts $12.50; 480 head good and choice around 135 lbs. Washington ewes carrying fall shorn pelts sold $5.50 straight, cull to good shorn native ewes $2.75-4.75 PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 18. fAP-WFA Cattle salable and total 50; calves salable and total 10: largely cleanup trade; mar ket 'nominally steady; odd common- medium steers $10.50; common heifers $7.50; canner and cutter cows $4.50-6.50; shelly common down to $4.00: medium bulls $7.25-8.00; common-medium vealers $10.00-13.00. Hogs: salable 50. total 300; market fully steady, top $15.75; on good-choice 180-240 lb. butchers; 241-70 lb. quotable to $15.00: heavier weights $13.50-14.00; light lights $130-14.25; few heavy sows $12.00. Sheep: salable 500. total 750; spring lambs fully steady; two decks medium good 74 lb. wooled spring lambs $11.50: "trucked-in good recently shorn spring " ers $10.25-50. some on feeder order down to S8.00; few good recently shorn yearlings $9.50; odd head good shorn ewes $3.00. . . SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 18 iap-wfai cattle salable 100: mostly Oregon she-stock; one load 844 lb. range Oregon cutters $7.00. canners $5.00-6.00; for week, 1500; steers mostly 25-50 cents lower; gooa range cows steady $12.00 ' 12.25: medium cows $10.00-11.00. com mon $0.00-9.50; odd., common sausage ouijs sy.uu-y.tuj. uaives 35. steady; pack age 290 lb. range calves $14.00. Hogs salable 250, generally steady; two loads good to choice 180-240 lb. barrows and gilts $15.65; odd good sows fiz.w; xor weeK, khkj; good clearance. Sheep salable 2400; largely wooled feeder lambs: for week. 13.600: hulk good to choice wooled lambs $13.00 13.50; shorn lambs $11.00-12.25, cull and common lambs $8.00-10.00; shorn ewes 25 cents higher, good to choice $4.50 a own. WHEAT CHICAGO. All. 18 1 APt Alltfri vfc tories in Europe and the growing belief i mere win De large post-war sur pluses of farm commodities encouraged uearisn iraae in grain lutures today. At the close wheat was I, in lain lower than yesterday's finish. September $1.54. Oats were Vc higher to ?c lower, September 71-c. Rye was k yjc mgner, septemoer $i.07tt-'4. Barley was unchanged to Vic higher, Bonanza Mrs. Verna Sewald is confin- ed to her bed recovering from a Daa cut on tne Jeg, suffered when she fell on a mower while putting out a weed fire. Her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Davidson and children of Klamath Falls are staying with her until she can De. up and about again. Mrs. Cecil Satterfield and three small dauehters returned to McMinnville Saturday after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Satterfield. Mrs. Billingsly is reported as waning a sansiaciory recovery after undergoing surgery in a Klamath Falls hospital. Cecil Haley has returned to his home after an appendicitis operation in Klamath Falls. The , entire commnnitv pv. . tends svmbathv to Mr. nH Mr J. O. Hamaker in the loss of . their grandson Reginald Gr-issez r. - junior as he was known was raised here and attended the Bonanza schools, moving to San Francisco a few years ago. He enlisted in the navy a year ago. just after his 17th birthday. Monte Hamaker, who was 4 severely injured when struck by a car in San Francisco last winter, spent last weekend visit ing with his brother Earl Ha maker of Klamath Falls find his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hamaker of Bonanza. Mrs. John Ross returned last Monday from Pendleton, where she was called by the illness of her father. If you want to sell it phone The Herald and News "want ads," 3124 Baseball Scores AMERICAN LEAGUE First game: R. H. K- Detroit 3 3 Boston .s - 0 T 0 Newhouser and Richards; O'Neill and Tartce, R. ft E. Cleveland - 2 3 0 New York - ..0 T 1 Harder and Schlueter; Queen, Turner (9) and Garbark. WEATHER Thursday. August 17 Max. Min. Precip. Eugene 66 31 Trace Klamath Falls 84 42 .00 North Bend 65 56 .00 Portland 65 58 Trace Reno 41 .00 San Francisco 62 53 .00 Seattle 68 54 .04 VITAL STATISTICS CHARLTON-Born at Klamath Valley- hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore., on August 15. l44. to Mr. ana Airs. u. v. tan ton, 722 Martin, boy. Weight; 6 pounds 10 ounces. LIST--Born at Hillside hospital. Klam ath Falls. Ore., on August 17. 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd List. Merrill, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 2U ounces. FUNERAL KATHARINE CONSTANCE MAM ATH Funeral services for the late Katherine Constance Mamath, who passed away In this city Thursday. August 17, 1944 at 4:20 a. in., following an illness of four days, will be held in Lookout. California. Sunday, August 21, 1944 at 2 p. m. Commitment services and interment. Lookout cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of the Earl Whit lock Funeral home of this city. OLL1E ELGIN FARR1NGTON Funeral services for the late Ollie Elgin Fairing ton. who passed away In tnis city on Tuesday, August 15, 1944 following an Illness of two weeks, were held in Keno cemetery Friday, August 18. 1944, at 11:30 a. m. with commitment services and Interment following. Ar rangements were under the direction of the Earl W hillock Funeral home of this city. Courthouse Records Complaints Filed Martha Elizabeth Dillon versus Hershel George Dillon, suit for divorce, charge cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple married June 8, 1929, at Bronson, Mo. Plaintiff asks custody of three minor cmidren. u. isaienune, attorney for plaintiff. A. E. Barker versus Bertha Barker, suit for divorce, charge desertion. Couple married at Reno. Nevada. June 8. 1943. U. S. Balentine, attorney for piainuii. Gayie M. Biwer versus Herman F. Biwer, suit for divorce, charge cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple married June 7, 1942. Klamath Falls. Plaintiff asks restoration of maiden name. Gayle M. Galloway. A. C. Yaden, attorney for plaintiff, Claude W. Biehn versus Lillian A. Biehn. Suit for divorce, charge de sertion. Couple married December 2. 1940, in Vancouver, Wash. Plaintiff asKS custoay oi one minor child. Fred O. Small, attorney for plaintiff. Lloyd E. Hassett versus Margaret S. Hassett, suit for divorce, charge de sertion. Couple married at Lewiston, muni,, Apni a, ma. fiaintm asxs custody of six minor children. Margaret Olsen. administrator of estate of Leonard Olsen, deceased, versus Carl C. Domino. Suit for collection of money owed plus costs and disburse ments. U. S. Bale n tine and R. F. Mc- auorcn, attorneys lor piatnuix. Southern Pacific company, a corpora tlon, versus Wheeler Pine comoanv. i corporation. Suit for collection of money uwea, pius costs ana aisDursements Alfred A. Hampson and John Gordon traien, attorneys tor piatntilz. Justice Coort Wilbur Thomas Foreman, petty larceny. Fined 30 days. Wilbur Thomas Foreman, driving motor vehicle during revoked period. Fined $50. Wilbur Thomas Foreman, operating 'silicic wiuiuui warning device. Blaine Hempstead Vlier Jr., overload ing truck-tractor. Fined $70. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Ui THJS COUNTY COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUN TY OK JACKSON IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIAN SHIP OF THEODORA SPARR, AN INCOMPETENT PERSON. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the unaersignea, Nina n. sparr, the duly appointed, qualified and acting Guard ian of the person and estate of the above named ward, under and by virtue of an older duly and regularly made, rendered and entered by the County Court Of the Countv nf Jarkinn Ktai. of Oregon, under date of July 31st, 1944, ..ictnuig, cjiipuwcrjng ana oraering ner so to do. will offer for sale and will sell at private sale at the office of George M. Roberts. Rooms 201-209 United States National Bank Buflrfin MHfnrH Oregon, on and after September 4th, iirr. mr caan in nana ana subject to the further order and confirmation of said County Court, all of the right, title, estate, lien and interest that the said Theodora Sparr, an incompetent person, has In and to the following described premises lying and being situate in mdniam v-ouniy. uregon, to-wit:- South Half of South Half of Section 12. Township 39 South. Range 3 East of Willamette Meridian, Klam ath County. Oregon. Dated July 31st, 1944. Nina N. Snarr Guardian of Theodora Sparr. an mcomoetent person. Au 4-11-18-23; S L No. 150. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE o l Aiti or UHJSGOH FOR THE COUN TY OF KLAMATH. In the Matter of the Estate of Elizabeth Crockett. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that I have filed my final account as Administrator or xne estate of Elizabeth Crockett, de ceased, and that the Court has set Au gust 28, 1944, at the hour of 10:00 a. m., as the time for the hearing of objections to said final, account and setUement tnereoi. Dated this 26th day of July, 1944. J. C. O'NEILL, Administrator. Jy28:Au4-l 1-1 8-25. N. 147 NOTICE TO CRFniTORR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DONA H. LAMB, Deceased. The undersigned has been appointed by said Court administrator of said estate; notice is hereby given to the creditors and decedent to o resent their claims, duly verified as by law required, within six months after the first pub lication of this notice, to the under signed at the office of A. C. Yaden, 409 Main street, Klamath Falls. Oregon. Dated this 11th day of August, 1944. BASCOM E, LAMB, Administrator. Au. 11-18-25: S. 3 No. 155. SUMMONS IN THE CIilCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. CLAUDE W. BIEHN, Plaintiff vs. LILLIAN A. BIEHN, Defendant To Lillian A. Biehn. Defendant: ' IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. GREETING: ' You arc hereby required to appear and answer the complaint of plaintiff filed against you in the above entitled suit on or oeiore tne istn day of Sep tember, 1944, and If you fail to so appear and answer, plaintiff, for want thereof, will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In his complaint, to-wit: a divorce from you on tho grounds of wilful desertion for a period of one year Immediately orlor to filins laid com plaint. in is summons is served uoon you pursuant to an order of the Honorable U. E. Reedcr, Judge of the County Court for Klamath County, said order being dated the 17th day of August, 1944. by publication thereof for four successive weeks, the first publication ! being on August 18. 1944. and the datei of last nublicaUon helns Sentemhor ft. FRED O. SMALL, Attorney for Plaintiff Suite 1, Melhase Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon. Au. 16-23; Sep. 1-8 -No. 138. Ration Calendar u'.r Pnn and ktatlonlna Board. 4.10 Main street. Office hours daily. 9:30 a, m. to 4:30 P. m.; saturaay, w:ju m. in to a p. m. Phona 81U (or all informa tion AU application must ba MAILED in to the War Price and Rationing Board at 430 Main street, and NOT presented in person. Kitr?AR Ration Boor 4 Stamn num ber 30 good for 5 pounds, previously announced to expire niarcn 01 win con tinue to be arood for an indefinite period Ration Book 4 Stamp number 32 good for S pounds of sugar from June to tor an lnaemmv pvnuu. Snarw Slimn 37 Not the suaar Itamo must be Included with applications for canning sugar. sumo numoar 40 rood for 5 nounds ot canning sugar. Stamp No. 31 valid for a pounas lnaetinueLv Beginning Apru 1. PROCESSED FOODS RL1TK STAMPS Book 4 Stamp No Become Valid ia ml N8 pa. oa May 1 R8. S8. T8, UB. V8 June 4 WU X8. Y8, Z8. AS July 1 B3. C.V D3, E3, F3 August 1 MEATS RET) STAMPS Book 4 Stamp No, Becortw Valid A8 tnrougn vta juno X8, Y8, Z8 July 2 A3. B5. CS. July 30 GASOLINE Number IS coupon valid rrom June ai to scpiemDer ii. gooa tor three gallons. B" or "C" Coupons May be renewed within, but not before. 15 days from date on cover of book FUEL 01 u Fenoa coupons vaua March 14 to September 30. fitkl OIL Period 5 coupons valid March 26 to September 30. SaWaq fats Sava In metal containers Sell to butchers, get 4c and 3 pis. a lb. TIN CANS Clean, remove wrapper place ends insidt. flatten, store In dry nlace for Dlck-uo drive. If no storage space take to a Safeway store. WASTE rArER lie newspapers uai in bundles 13 In. high. Tie mngazlnes In bundles 18 in high. Flatten card board, tie in bundles 13 tn high Leave at Klamath Basin Seed company. S. 6th and Midland road, or at Safeway store Main and Esplanade 9:00 to 5:00 week days. Watch paper (or Information on Junior Chamber of Commerce Dirk up CLASSIFIED RATES One day .oer word 4c Der word Re 2 day run 3 day run 4 day run 3 day run Week run . per word Uc per wora i.w ...per word 14r per word l.V ...per word 43c Month run ao Dtscount for Payment tn Advance 3 Discount tor payment ot imp Art Mtu-Ml hv iron n m. will aopeat tame afternoon in "New Today" column Ads go Into regular classification after the first day Ads may be cancelled b canf mr 3134 bv uiron a. m. DISPLAY classified lads with larger type) must be In the day before publica tion. New Today. FOR SALE wU hullt home near business center. Tjtrot lnt with trees and shrubs. Five bedrooms, three car garage and priced to sell a 7500. Terms. A lovely two-bedroom home which provides a wonoenui view 01 inc cuy Conerete basement with furnace, hard wood floors throughout. Second floar provides another bedroom or storage space, iiooa vaue at 93 ou. icnns. A two-bedroom home in Altamont Acres, one block from dus. meed ?ibou. S450 down. See Joe Perry With F. L. WEAVER Real Estate and Insurance 339 E. Main St. Phone 6764 8-18 FOR SALE Small white enamel kerosene heater, chest of drawers and fruit Jars, Phone 7292 . 8-18 FOR SALE One compressor. SIZVOO. Klamath Radiator and Motor Service, . 2221 So. 6th. Phone 6942. 4829 U WANT TO RENT Small furnished apart ment for one adult. Close ui with electrically or gas equipped. Perm anent. Write Box 4831. care of News- Herald. 8-19 PARTY KNOWN who took wallet In Penney's Baby Dept.. 2nd floor.- Re turn wallet with contents Intact. No questions asked. Return to News and Herald. 8-19 NOTICE Pine St. Service Station. 7th and Pine Sts.. is now open to the public every night except Sunday, : untu :uu a. m. uas, ou ana service. 8-24 3-ROOM MODERN CABIN. Adults only 4806 So. 6th St. 8-18 FOR RENT-Furaished apartment. 1143 Pine. 8-18 FOR REltfT 2-room unfurnished semi- modern house, inquire Copcland Lum ber Co. 8-21 FOR SALE BY OWNER Very attractive 3-bedroom home, beautiful yard, corner lot. close in. Phone 3591 or call at 230 Washington. 810 FOR SALE 4-room house and 3-room cabin, 1930 Orchard near Mills school. Both modern, cabin furnished. Terms. Phone 5269. 8-21 FOR SALE One buck, 2 does, I bred, 16.00. Hutches if desired. Call 7238. 8-21 FOR SALE-Sixty Caterpillar Tractor. 207 maple St.. Asmana. rnone 4711 8-21 FOR SALE Dining table and 6 chairs. iirepiace screen, rnone ezao. B-21 FOR SALE-16 ft. trailer house. Cheap-. new tires. Aiiamom Trailer camp. C. E. Newman. 8-21 WILL PAY GOOD PRICE for a good Moaei a car, rnone 7271. 1021 Sar gent. 4560tf NOTICE Guaranty Roofing Co. Prompt service. Free estimates. All types 01 roots, siaing ana insulation. Phone 4838. . . 8-21 OUTSIDE AND INTERIOR PAINTING 2-A, Riverside Apts. Frank Jenks. 8-24 WANTED By business girl, a room in a private nome. wniic box 4HZ0. 8-19 WORK THIS FALL AND WINTER in town. Apply at the Big Basin Lum- oer lo, pianing min. main and spring. Klamath Falls. 0-21 HAVE CASH for late model car. Call . at szo Klamath Ave., or phone 3257, Saturday. fl-ie FOR SALE 18-foot inboard molir tauncn. see after 5:00 p. m. Front street. 020 8-10 FOR SALE-Just arrived, shipment of , aw ibb narmomcas, also two pianos. Shepherd Music Co., 3432 E, Main street, .. . s-18 WANTED TO LEASE. RENT OR BUY TWO OR THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE. Permanent residents in Klamath Falls. Prefer city limit residence. Good references, can 4293 after 7:00 p. m 8-18 WANTED TO RENT By local couple ana one ; cnna, two-nearoom, un furnished or partly furnished house. Phone 6347. 8-21 1 Mftatinn- NntirA Klamath Falls Aerie No. 2090. Refills; meeting every Fri day night, 8 p. m., F.O.E. hall, Oth and Walnut. Visiting members cordially Invited. tl CARPENTKRS' LOCAL No. 190 Meetlnf Wednesday Evening. 8:00 P. M- u. u. luimu. sec. Phone 8327 4Itt Klamath Lodge No. T7, A. F. Sc A. M. Special communication Saturday, August 19th, 7:30 p. m. Work In the M. M. degree, All brethren invited to at ten(L ALVA OLDHAM, , Worshipful Master. 2 Lost and Found rLji.r nnr r - - ...w..ww..w..w LOST-Larg. black and whit. Shepherd dog, Howard V. B. Smith. M So. 6th. Phon. 8U1. 34T7U LOST Church record book. Reward to Under. 331 Derby. 8-19 LnsT-Hmwn leather billfold, boloug' Ing to J. F. or Floyd Edwards, Con tains vaiuauie papers ana money, m. a. Box am. or call 4064 or leave at Baldwin hotel. 8-18 LOST Zipper purse and 3 car keys on chnln. Kcwjml. I'none ;sin. w-in General Notices DR. H. A. LaLIBERTE Clilropra,ctor will be in his new office at Drew Bldg. Room 301 August 31 Formerly at 3:14 No. Oth PHONE 9831 10 Service. Refrigeration Service . KELVINAT0R Factory Authorized Service Household ond Commercial Phono 6617 0REC0N EQUIPMENT CO. 127 So 6th St. 9-l3m Klamath Refrigeration Service HOUSEHOLD . and COMMERCIAL EXPERT REPAIR 432 Commercial Phone 7038 Robt. C. Critman For " SIGN PAINTING Phone 6087 1705 Pierce St 8-30mc NOW IS THE TIME TO OVER HAUL YOUR HEATING PLANTS OH Burner. Cleaned Furnaces and Stoves Repaired Chimneys Most Parts Available J. A. TUFTS Heating Specialist Phone 8940 ' 8-26 Oil Burner and Furnace Repair SERVICE Any Make Any Time Bob Porter Phone 7708 8-30m CRATING STORAGE Local and Long Distance . HAULING Klamath Falls TRANSFER and STORAGE 101 Klamath Phone 5672 8-20 FALLS ELECTRIC AND GENERAL REPAIRING Light Plants. Generators. Electric Motors Rewound and Repaired. Ga Engines Overhauled and Re paired. Agent for Delco Light Plant and Batteries. 633 St. Francis St. Ph. 6263 0-8mc HOME APPLIANCE , SERVICE Electric Range and Water Heater Repair and Service Clark Rowlings Formerly With Copco Res. B50 Pacific Terrace Phone 4fl07 8 -21m LADIES WORK Leather soles and rub ber heels. $1.79 and up. Men's half soles, heavy corded soles and ruhber or leather heels, $2.75 and up. Men's Dress Shoes, half soles, leather and composition and rubber or leather neels. 82.50 and up. Men's Full Soles and Heels, leather or corded. 54.00 and up. . Six day service. We nay postatre one way and ship COD. M & G Shoe Rennlr Shop, 1440 Tehama St.. Redding, California. 8-18 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED and Install ed. Phone 7633. 9-0 MAKE YOUR DATE In advance for paperhangers at J. E. Patterson and Son Pafnt Store, 1220 East Main. Phone 3324. 8-31 m CUSTOM MOVING and tractor work. Phone 3933. 8-17 WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN DAYS Phone 6144. 8-28 LUZIERS FINE COSMETICS For ap pointment phone 6838, Mrs, Evelyn Shock, local distributor. 9-14 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED - Phone 3230. 9-8mc HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING. Buttons and Buckles covered. : Alterations on new and old clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allender. 731 Main. Room 216. Ph. 7263. 8-30m HOME LAUNDRY DONE Phone 3406. IMm SEWING MACHINE SERVICE, all makes. Phono 0771. 3218 Shasta Way. 9-4m WANTED - Kemtonfng. kalsominlng. painting. Phone 3273. 821 COMPLETE factory reconditioning ol Elcctrolux Cleaners now available. Phone 7107. location 1031 Main St. 0-4 OUTBOARD MOTORS, small gas engines repaired. Bodenhamer Saw Filing. 3S1 E. Main. 0-1) SPENCER CORSETIERE - Mm. Enid Burch, 621 Oak. Phone 7316 for ap pointment. 0-9m HEMSTITCHING AND ALTERATIONS Ncedlecraft Shop, 1132 Main. Phone 4703. 9-1 3m HAVE YOUR RUGS AND FURNITURE CLEANED either at your home or al our planL Doremus Rug & Furniture Cleaners, 2012 Orchard. Phone 587 2012 Orchard. 10-31 CURTAINS LAUNDERED and stretched. Phone 3717. 9-om AVON PRODUCTS Phone 6144. Mrs. Pearl Ross. 0-lflm 13 Health PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME 153 Granite St. Ashland, Oregon Phone 7091 Graduate Nurse in Charge. . 8-0m 16 H.lp WanUd. Mil av'VVasNsWVss The PELICAN BAY LUMBER CO. is increasing its output and has open ings in several jobs. They invite old men to return and new men to call at the plant or see our representative, who is temporarily located at the Mecca. 13 Health 1IRALTH SUPPORTS- Abdominal. Spin al. Maternity and Sacro-llllao. Phon. 7;ihi. lnni 14 Mils Want.d Fmal Wanted" A-1 Experienced Bookkeeper Top Wages Apply 120 No. I Oth 4344M WANTED Beauty operator. NIc. sur roundings, good equipment, guarantee S40 a week. Week s vaeation once a year on pay. Write 4351. 11-31 WANTED-Mlddle-aged lady (or house work, best of wages, room and board. Call 3713. 17.UII WANTED Waitress and dishwasher Wo man preferred. Apply at Rltter's Coffe. Shop. 3M6M WANTED Woman for maid work. Ap ply In person to housekeeper, Wlllsrd Hotel. 410311 WANTED Dishwashers and bar girls. Apply at Max's Coffee Shop. 43U3tf WAITRESSES WANTED Walgreen's. 401311 WANTED - Kitchen help. Hoard and room. Woman preferred. Call BOtu 103711 WANTED- Women for laundry work, part time or full time. We have sev eral positions for qualified workers. Cascade Laundry. 8-31 WANTED Capable housekeeper. Will pay good wag.. Board and room. Call 4210. 430811 WANTED-Lady marker and checker. Standard Cleaners. B-10 WANTED AT ONCE-Mornlng cook at Jennlc'a Cafe. s-18 WOMAN WANTED for maid service, from 0 a. m. to 1 p. m. Call at Link River Cottages after .3 p. in. 4flmtf 16 Help Wanted. Male Exceptional Opportunity Offered, to Klamath Falls Man 30 to 40 years of age Permanent Work in Klamath Falls GOOD PAY Write Foster & Kleiser Co. 311 So. Front St. Medford Oregon or Call Medford 2484 4521tf Wanted Man for Retread Plant Work Experienced or Inexperienced Excellent Opportunity For Right Man Goodyear Service 8th and Klamath 8-24 . HOP PICKERS Extra good crop, about 30 days picking-, starts August 33. pay 3'Ac. excellent camp ulth cabins, stoves, wood, lights, store, res ' taurant, good water, gasoline can be obtained for -transportation. Call at ranch or writ. GOLDEN GATE HOP RANCH, INC.. 4 miles south of INDEPENDENCE UH&uun 0-10 WANTED First-class mechanic, top wager, to right man. See L. M. Quam. at Burness Motors. DeSoto-Plymouth. 316 So. ath 4147tf WANTED Men and boys to set pins. Light work, good pay. Apply howling alley, 810 Main 7 p. m.. any evening Saturday or Sunday. 1721tf WANTED - Bell boys. Apply Wlllard Hotel. 407011 WANTED Truck driver and a yard man, VeHr around work, good wages for right parties. Must be over 21 years. Fred Hcilbronner, 821 Spring. 8-18 HIGH SCHOOL FELLOWS LOOKI Harden up for football. Track labor ers needed, Job located In town, will operate up to school time, OSo per hour paid. Apply at 027 Pine Street MORRISON-KNUDSEN COMPANY, Inc. 8-18 WANTED Dairy helper, good wages, for Information write Jess Williams, Rt. 1, Box 7, Bonanza. 8-10 WANTED Men and boys to set pins. Light work, good pay. Apply Bowling Alley. 810 Main. p. m. any evening. Saturday or Sunday. 1721tf WANTED Two experienced meat cut ters. Good salaries, permanent posi tions. Phone 5175 for Interview. 8-19 WANTED Man or woman lo wash wood work. Inquire Walgreen Drug. 4072U THEODORE DICKSON'S UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE SHOP, 3041 Shasta Way, phone 4517. Upholstering, re finishing, repairing and springs re-, conditioned. o.ib WANTED Man to work In cleaning room. Slnndard Cleaners. 8-10 on T) i n . w iiuum and nosra ------------------- -11-innnrya.njmjO ROOM, BOARD-Gentlemen. 1807 Cres. 8-31. IS Hlp Wantud. Mjt isyi in.nnfu"sw"". -i" - 37211 20 Room and Board DOAltn AND HOOM-Prlval. showers. 73.1 Klnmalb "10 22 Rooms For Rent ROOM roil RENT 134 No. 3rd. NICE ROOMS for gentlemen. Ph. Tii'Jti or R.13 Rose. 1114111 pnoMK lo:i4 High o n" 26 Hous.i For Rent TWO AND TIIHKK-IIOOM COTTAOKH tor rent. Whll. Auto Courl. 34W Illehn. 3WUItf TRUCKS TOR KKNT-Vou drive: mm yourself, .ave . Slltea llenron Serv ice, 1301 East Main. Phone IU04 D-3in TOR RENT 3-ronm partly furnished house with acreage. 2 mtlee out. Write P. O llox IUVI, It-Ill 28 MUcellaneoui For Rent DEAD CAR STORAGE ONLY - Safety and protection. Cars ar. not moved or molested. 231 So. 1 1 tit. 30m rOR RENT Floor Sanders, edgers and wallpaper removing machine, t F. Patterson Paint Store. Phon. 3.134 1330 East Main. -a" ELECTRIC FLOOR SANDERS and edge! rented. Do your own work. Inquire Paint DeuL MONTGOMERY WAR II A CO M ram 30 Real titate For .-sale Duplex location Ideal. Only 3 blocks north of Main St.. near Academy and Fremont Jr. High. Oil furnaces, refrigerators anil electric ranges go with this. Normal In come 70 per lnunth. Call A. B. Epperson Office Phone 4321 Home 7180 JOHN McFEE Realtor 118 No. 7lli 8-18 Suburban Home 3 bedrooms, largo living room, fireplace nnd dining room, Full basement. 1 or 4 'A ocre.t of ground, bus service, nice view. Can be financed for 70 or 80 per cent. E. Gray Realty Service Esquire Theatre Bldg. Ph. 3U03 Near Mills School 2-bcdroom modern homo on a corner lot. Very attractive with fireplace, hardwood floors, paved street. Going for $3250. Terms CHILC0TE & SMITH 111 N. 9th Phono 45B4 Two Bedrooms Any rrntnnable offer nccepttHl for this two-be 1 room homt on Lk. view Avenue, The mm for Jt two bedroom home at BOO California. Call A. B. Epperson Office Phone 4331 Home 7100 JOHN McFEE Realtor 118 N. 7th 8-10 RIVERVIEW Attractive new 2-bcdroom home in Rivcrvlcw addition. Concrete foundation. Hardwood floors, etc. Large lot with lawn, trees, shrubs, etc. Full price $3700. J. E. HOSKING 517 Main Phone 3211 8-19 HOMES AND FARMS WANTED E. CRAY REALTY SERVICE Csqufr. Theatre Bldg. Phon. 3MU 0-1 STOCK RANCH - FOR SALE 4.100 acres, III miles from ried Bluff. Good road. All fenced. Well watered. Price 8.O0 per acre. Write Alonzo Swain, B31 Oak St., Red Bluff, Calif. 8-23 FOR SALE or will trade for modern suburban home. 7-room modern home. Inrne lot, shnde troes, uutomatlo oil furnace, fireplace, double plumbing hardwood floors. Ph. 60(10. ff-16 For Sale A few A1 Invent men t propertfei. These are worth investigating. JOHN McFEE Realtor 118 N. 7th Phone 4521 8-10 FOTl BALK 2' bod room modern limine, furnUhed or Unfurnished. 2Z3 Mor timer. 1728tf FOR SALE BY OWNEH-Lovely Inrflc fl-room home, bnicmont, nlr condi tioning furnnce. fireplace, double gnr arc, two ovemlzod lots, Clty'a edge. Phone 0130 before 7 p. m, 8-21 FOR SALE - l'A acres, house, bnrn, chicken house, ftnrage, collar, atore room, 0711 AHamont Drive, 8-26 FOR SALE 00 acres good irrigated Innd, partly cul tivated. On highway. 4 miles out. No buildings. Will trade. Ensy tormi. H. E. Hauger. owner, 1330 Main. 8-21 FOR SALE Modern 2-bcdroom home, out buildings, fenced Inwn. Price 92400. Hnlf down, balanca liko rent. 3149 Cannon Avo. 8-10 FOR SALE 1 ncre with 2 houses. Ren sonably priced. 4902 Blsbee. 8-21 FOR SALE 4-room modern house in Mills Addition, 92000, 2MB An pi fl ame, a-io FOR SALE-Attrantive 2-bed room horns In St. Francis Park. Venntlnn hllnri. throughout, hardwood floors, com pletely modern. 2734 Hope St. 8-18 FOR SALE 3-room furnished house, barn and enrage, acre, 9U00. Also trailer house, cheap. 3213 Delaware St. o-lO $700 MORTGAGE contract ben r In fi'f. Interest. Leaving city. Ph. 8034. 8-18 20 Mticollnnoout For Ron! jyjVri-i--if'r'"J a .. "l-tr--u-lj-lj-l(l . WAREHOUSE For Rent Close In-On Railroad Track With 2-Room Office-Concrete VQ H. E. HAUGER, 0W 30 Ral FlUto For Sllt" I 34 Amln"8! FOR SALE - All or Part - 180 Mcud Citttlo Cnlvva sk'oin ti i Hi cowi, 220 Aero Hunch llity, limit), equipment nnd trucks. Mnllory'8 Y Murkct Scrvlco Stntltm Two Htnisus Store Stock, 750 Lockcrn Equipment Part Down ' Hiiliinco on En.ny Terms SEE MALLORY Phono 4U20 8-1U FOR SALE Lnrito homo notir school, double hltimblnu, biisvmcnt mid fur mice. Twin-bedroom home in excel lent condition, tjitriiKo In base ment. Price $2800. Modern duplex portly furnish ed, close in. Lnrito home In Hot Sprlnus Ad dition. Completely furnished. Kor Sale or Trade Modern 3 bedroom home. J. I. BEARD REALTOH 1020 Main riiona 0323 " 010 Why Be a Renter? See this 2-bedroom stucco home NEAH MILLS SCHOOL. Built In 1030. litis floor furnace, sprinkler system, breakfast nook. An excellent buy for $3000, with terms. 7-room modern home with very lorgc lot In north end of city. Has four bedrooms, nice yard, Harden nnd shrubs. Priced rlyht at $2730, with $1000 down. CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTORS Since 1000 111 N. Oth St. Phone 4304 SUBURBAN DUPLEX Close In, near bus line on paved street, Initiated half ucrc. Two nice apartments completely furnished, Including two 1041 model electric refrigerators, two electric ranges, one oil circula tor heater, one oil floor furnace, three bedroom suites, two liv ing room suites, two dinette sots, etc. One now rented at $30.00 per month, owner's apartment should bring $60.00 per month. Full price $0500. "BOGUE" DALE REALTOR 120 S. Dth Tel. 6072 818 Thrifty Home Loans ond Friendly, Helpful ' Service by THE PACIFIC FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ond LOAN ASS'N. John McFeo Agent i 118 N. 7th St. 8-24 HOMES FOR SALE EVERETT DENNIS, REALTOR 121 N. 8th Phone 8401 0-10m FOn SAt.K Four room housa, modern and newly dncoralcd. 23 acre, Bar ns., barn, cellar and woodshed. 4 miles out, near city bus line. Call evenings or Sunday. 3IU2 Bartlet. n 23 34 Automotive Goodwill Used Cars Rose Motor Co, Pontine G M C Oth & Plum Phone 6130 8-25m SEE MEL HENRY at LOMBARD'S USED CAR LOT, 021 South 0th. Wa buy and sell. a-30m FOR SALE luHn Chevrolet flnnnh. S110. good tires, needs n llttlo work: or win trade for older model coupe in fair condition. 4513 Crosby, St. Fran cis park after 0. Ph. 0031. a-lobl FOR SALE lfi acrea. house, barn. chicken house, fnrage, cellar, store room. i)7il Altamont Drive, s FOR SALE-13 acre, 9 room house, raspocrries, lawn, shade treos, chicken house, saraffe and woodshed and back storage shed and cooler. 2010 Hope treat, S-1P Soe ner 1330 HIhIii St. 24-HOUR SERVi, Oil (,, MOTOtt OVERHAUL, Wo hnve six ,)f ii,. k . trained uZ ft county. Wo ulso spi-cialUo l w worn LEO'S GARAQ ml MnlnSii 1 I1IIII0 (MM Used Cars Bought Sold Traded ODELL MOTORtl 744 Klnmnth 1... Where mil Street tu For Sale RADIATORS Of All Types Also Will Build Any Typtl Radiator You Ntril Klamath Radiate Works 2221 So. 6tli PhotM I Motor Rebuildii llfff Starter and Gcnmta Reconditioning MOTOR TUNE-UP 25 Years' Experlcntt Elmer Tripp Home Garage 210 Old Fort Roirf Phone 7034 bfforo !M nftor 5:30 P M WE SPKCIAl.IZE IS I FIRE AND AUTOMOBU INSURANCE Call John Sondmeytil Phone 5195 C. S. Robertson Aqcncy First Fctlcrnl Snvlnsi t'i We Buy and Self USED CARS BUICK GARAGE 1330 Mnln roil HAi.r-ircn ir.in JGJ lscn.ee al Can-ads UuJ rOR 8AI.F.-IW0 Supsr Djlol " sedan, clean. , snecls, uuaramu. 3012. OPA CKII.INO PJ Oladly and correctly Il 1 . ..... n.mn n Aht tfallQIL '1 JOCK S.IIO. J."-.. ... . oa i.!,3t: get YOtin Ainu "" J Tit Kimball's CJIsu Shop, Phone 737B. TOP CASH PRICK Jar J"""1, model car or oqully. Set i niriiNEfi.sVioT'iM , Authorised ISol";P Paris and fie VIM Ooodrlch Tiro DlilflW", 310 So. H" ron sai.k-'m ""'"m i eat, good condition. C'nDln .1. J.So'Ti.h.'utdS!., ivory ii rw. . FIRST S20O.00 buy. f-Etl rORSALK- . TrMj age. Phone IB" " 35 fjJU2!!!S . x ii-ici n Prompt Delivery Phono BJ' ACK ElCHENDORf , Distributor , Metier Bros.. Sou'" Phone o.'- -i, j i TOR SALE-Yellrg 'J! horsepoweril-----l FOR SALS-' Phone 4a ., '.Wi-'! . .wrf ".