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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1944)
fell.... 1 .' "S; m : :i-;: i. fi ll! - m a fill ' Ml til ill 11 1 l 'is! ;iilh, fell lit ilii m :) 54 f.!H: fcl.& 111 i m 1 PACE FOURTEEN Tulelake Mrs. Walter Bryant nnd daugh ter Lois, formerly of Tulelake and Malln, now living ai men ford arc expected hero this week for a brief visit with friends. While here they will be guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dieter. Captain iJryam, now stationed at Camp White, was formerly stationed at Camp Tule lake. Two young grandsons of the Dieters', Gerald and Gene Shel don, left Saturday night by train for their homo at Bremerton, after spending the summer with their grandparents. They arc the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sheldon formerly of Merrill and Malin. Mrs. Armine Young has re turned home after spending a few days with Mrs. A. W. Mack en at her cabin at Crescent lake. Sharon Davis, who was eight years old in August, entertained at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis, for 10 friends. The refreshment table was centered with a bi birthday cake, and games were in order. Invitations have been issued for a bridal shower on Septem ber 10, to be held in the annex of the Tulelake Community Pres byterian church, honoring Mrs. Dean Callas, formerly Frances Rose, bride of this month. Host esses for the affair will be Mrs. William Bond, Mrs. Floyd A. Boyd, Mrs. W. G. McClymonds, Red Ryder Freckles and His Friends i - , l o n- 'U YOU'RE HOME, ; SHSf POP AND I 60T TIRED OF r eATIM- IN l'.W.sh Tubbs i; Boots and Her Buddies Alley Oop Little Orphan Annie TO BE BRUTftLLY WHAT. FRANK, MRS. HOLb. bo vou MEAN Ructe z ftNNA OR. ftNNlE, AS TOU CftLL HER- i "ClANG-' THE PEU. RlNuS (OR I I pETERmED X. WW THE IOOO- JTlRM telOv r.EEPO-1 OF Hi KA. TluUlOU WIN-UfS THAT THEflKST RCUNP Of fSS'S I EOUAR WAGER fOKCHV.IT., juT SAVED I Tri05E 5LEFir.o PlLU'C VKO-.'-D, RED fWDER !M Fight with mouse AR..O.' pHE coweoy , y n-HE5 J VLtME effect , ; . - - -i- Jot. ?.'XL0CSjiEMY! THEY'RE GETTIMS IM 7 t"9 THIS ;;-"" - J, .JSsf -.iTi t f THEV HAP X WE'RE FAST EN0-6H " RAN-iE OFOLK tSUNS THIS TIME-V HERE S ONE'S FOR ??&ZZXz PtiS&'-if 1 tH0U6H.8OBl TO CATCH 'EM. ..MAY . , . zpzr"2n 7 It I WE FOR ) ROWy. SJrJbV THEy'RE I ASWELLFIMISHTHE 7 poor it 4tTk f J Iwi-Eyj iT Ss - J jF'fJ'mi BUNNir-s ob...whitcomsto t ON 'EMI , B$lf-A Jit MtTr Csfl AWAY.' fUSHT! TIC5HTEM UP rt . Viv!-f , i -I TAtt p n ir J , A rk?r r-r theformation.we'be ' I ' V i., Jf i; " V . IWMjr &$ffiSt6lWa AFTER'fM: ?Sl VOV. V0v,6 . w ' J . f'lire Bt&Sjsr!e? Z"fJH Vt ,'SfjW o""f( tmHw way back ) fooh' what a If 1 AFTER ALLAMrtq' JMtu a9 I OOPS OLD PALS, VlN PREHISTORIC IM0-J OINOSAUR, MORE MORE OF THIS TURN ALONG IN VMiS' I XnSrSi fI " 1 ISSSE TlV0 C0ULD WflLK NCSAURSy tea t11 i,,, ON. THE TIME- MACHINE V, T. "JA nM.0-, THROUGH PNV OPPOSITION P"" 1 1 --- JSTI INTO 9t0 B.C. AND V f -f V4- V SOLOMON'S TIME,' . !-, " S- J tNT FPR THOSE, )' ft TlJ7rFS, X I S ' Ml w kids msJ v . ?v. J 'p- "t WHAT f 1 I criminalTJ Mrs. Relnmiller, Mrs. Marion Bond Tiner, Mrs. Mable Rowan and Florence Staunton. TIio Anpi-t l-irtrtHnv nnrlv sponsored by the Tulelake Ca- dettes, is planned for Thursday night, August Jl, Willi tne ma' rinc band from the barracks at Klamath Falls to play. Dances have been held each Thursday night this month. The Cadeltcs plan to sponsor a barn dance on Saturday night, September 9, in the Legion hall, and no dance is planned for Thursday night of that week. Mary t rances Koibcn and Ar- dyce Brown Plan to leave about September 10 for a brief trip to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. John Robbins are parents of a daughter, born August 20, at the family home here. tf It "frozen" article nu n-t ad vertise for a used on In the classtfled. Ration Calendar War Pnca and karinnlna Roan, tin Main street. OfrtC- hours dally. 0:30 in. to 4:30 D. m.: Saturday. 0:30 a. nv to a p. m. Phona 81.1 (or all Informa- uon. All applications must be MAILED In to the War Price and Rationing- Board at 430 Main street, and NOT presented In person. suuak nation boor . stamp num ber 30 good for S pounds, previously announced to expire March 31 will con tinue to be coed for an Indefinite period Ration Book 4 Stamp number 33 Rood for S pounds of sugar from June 15 for an Indefinite period. spare tamp 37 Hot ine sutar stamp mus! be included srtti applications for canning sugar. btamp number o good for a pounds oi mm: -iu aiMOC-lin-THAT I SPOIL THE BEAUTV OF MV EXPRESSIVE HANDS BV 0OING KITCHEN TASKS? W.S.AK0 r--VWW.V. Ex'Acn.. that! why, she ACTUftLLT ENTERED SCHOOL H THE CITY WITH A FORGED BIRTH -ct.-r i ctrv-TTT I .-iirivni-, -H f V canning sugar. Stamp No 31 valid for 3 pounds indefinitely beginning April s. PROCESSED FOODS HI IIK STAMPS. look 4 Stamp No Become Valid L8, MS. NR. PS. Q ,,.. May 1 R. S8, T8. 118. VB June 4 ws. xa. vs. za. A3 , July 1 B3. C3. D3. K-, F August 1 MEA1 RED STAMPS Book Stamp No A8 through WB , , X8. Yfl. 7M Become Valid June 4 July . AS. B3. C3. .July .HI (.Asm. INK Number 13 coupon valid from June 31 to September 31. good tor three gallons. "B" or "C" Coupons May be renewed Kithln. but not before. 13 days from date on cover of book FUEL OIL Period 4 coupons valid March 14 to September 30. Fl'KL OIL Period s coupons valid March So to September 3a STOVES Purchasers must obtain car. MfVe from local board. SHOES Book 3 airplane stamps 1 and I valid Indefinitely. Salvage) FATS save In metal containers. Sell to butchers, get 4c and 3 pu. a lb. TIN CANS-Clean. remove wrapper, place ends Inside, flatten, store In dry place for plrk-up drive. If no storage pace. lake to a Safeway store. WASTE PAPER Tie newspapers Hal In bundles 13 In. high. Tie magnsincs In bundles 18 In high. Flatten card board, tie in bundles 13 In. high. Iave at Klamath Basin Seed company. 8 nth and Midland road, or at Safeway store. Main and Esplanade 9:00 to 5:00 veek days. Watch paper for Information on Junior Chamber of Commerce pick up. Information on salvage phone 5103 CLASSIFIED RATES One day 3 day run 3 day run 4 day run 3 day run Week run . Month run . er word 4c per word 8c -.per word lie per word 13c .ocr word 14c per word 15c per word 45c WELL, AIWT THAT WHAT WOMEN" ARE - That part of YOU (V life is BEHIND ME rr was just A PASSIf-S child; The PHASE'" FOR? Icqptf. im 11 M MEY t I I .A r zn S- xa Mi GOObNESSlTvOU SEEM T I TELL VOuTt BUT'SWE Olb TO TAKE I EXTPEMEL SERIOUS ! WHY. V TV-IS QWftSTL , THftT I EXCEPT FOR TV.C.T FORGED I CRIMINAL TV.ING ' VERY I PAPER., SHE WOULt HAVE I' T0 GET NTO ) LIGHTLY! BEEN PLACED IN A HOME, I HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 30 Discount lor Payment In Advance 3 Oi.coum for Payment t; HUM Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will appeal same afternoon In "New IVday" column. Ails go Into regular classification alter Iho first day. Ails may be cancelled or calllne 3134 by 1000 a. m. OlSPLAY classified lads with larger tvpei must be In the day before puullia linn , , , . New Today CAR HOPPER WANTED' No Sunday work. Apply Tlk Tok. WANTED Woman to core for -Ci-months. oih .hiM H,it. board and wages, no washing and Ironing. Phone -0.111 between 13 noon and 8. 0-8 WANT SOMEONE In core for children afternoons. No Sundays. Phone 3KM. LilSmVASIIER WANTED No Sundav work. Apply Tlk Tok. Il ¬ WANTED Experienced fountain girl, to 30. Apply al Uar-Nco-lUlrgcr. . ia 1-3 MAN TO PLAY FIDDLE tor dance. Wrlto II. K. Rlllglcr, Ore., Elllng-on Mill. iquaro Keno. U 3 VACANCY Single housekeeping room, evorvthtng furnished. 1404 Klamnth. 8-31 3-ROOM APT.- Not modern, pets. 741 Walnut St. APT FOR RENT -3-room apt. for adults. Mors Hole), 1411 Main. 8-3 FARM FOR RENT. Inquire 4031 Blsbee 0-7 TWO SUBURBAN HOMES, right on bus line, one 4--cdroom home with ! acre lovely grounds, first. class shape. Rrn-oniihle down payment. Also one 3 bedroom home with 1 or 1's acre In choice location near Shit-ta school, E. GRAY REALTY SERVICE, 300 N. 7th. Phone -tKU. 8-31 By Fred Harmon By Blosiei POOR. UNENLIGHTENED I HAVff yoove Nsvec known you torment of artistic S gone AMBHION -fgs,, COMPLETELY by htA stnvicr. inc. t. m. mc By Leslie Turner By Martin By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray U. . PAT. Off. J Now Today FOR SALE - BOO-ae-t- slock ranch. 100 acres under Irrigation, free water, rial!", partly In alfalfa. 8-0 acres outside meadow land adjoining. Imilil' iiigs, homo and other uullmllillngs, 10 miles out, a real buy at 813.1100. Terms, llrnry Nowhnuse al T. II. WAT1KHS, 813 Main. Phono 41113. 8043 evenings. 1I--1 FOR HAl.C -.bedroom modern home. basement, aaraao. new slilttales, com plete renovation Inside and oul. Can live Imnietltale possession. Heo owner at liv,U Mansaulla. Price $3-00. II 1 rOH SALE OR THADK-IW-a .-lon lt?rnUonl pickup, a.tt mll putt Mac tor. , o-ai WANTEO-OtfUo girl, CtUi'tuta ilry. Lain. 11 a KOI. SAUK Itm roil!) L.W.D. I'k-T-Mi Tmck with flnt bed. "Ai 1" rli LOMUAUO'S LOT, Ml So. Oil.- UAl.KU At.rAl.KA. rvu-onttt-lo. IuS.e, Itt. 1, llux IMOK, o 4ttt3. ptionr OS rOl SAI.K-ltH- (ill dor Imllor. '1 tool StHHl truck Urn, lrop 4. lota tf Imiltlnii. KUmath View Aula Court In ovt.iilng, ).a KOK SAIsC-CUrinot. Ihon 07U7. 8-31 .KOI. SAl.K -Ono tjleclrlo hot water tnnk. I hnnlMiKKi ilinit-K ct, taltlo iut four chtttrt; 1 brvflkf-ul set. tnhlo and .1 , cntiir; wtHHt cltvulnlliiK lieattr, mmll i.Aiitcl cooklnic iituVQ. npi-UiK'ftllotl uu u uio nu-iirtcu. i not double bc(t atcad. B-lnrh bnch mw, S h p. mo tor. 10-Inch wootl lathe. 43 Htnitley Plow plane, su-rhlrk electric IinHxIrr. 1 food chopper, pair le S litflit work ahoc. 1 pair litis 0 full ahtw. May hp ern imm J It) v u, It). CMtlllltm: 1145 ai.klyuu. U.U run SAI.S Window frame. iue 24'iixrvai. Stfreoii to match, llox 41. Motloc Point. Heaaoitable, 0 3 KOK SAUR-Klnit llde trombouo. (ioltl lined, leautl(illy enraved ca. Per feet condition. Phone 4tU-tf rOR SAt.E-COUN. Crystal', Lakovlqw Junction. Morrill- an roil SAUC- A new fluureicent rtxturca. Call 7410. lltthtihtf 9i ItUMMA.lR SAl.K. held on No, Oth. next to Kmira Grocery. Thursday, Fridav, Saturday. S. C, Club. B J1 FOR SAt-E-Etcctrlc hot plate. Iron, waffle Iron, heating pad. loan tor. alio I -air new plllowi, woolen bau for 3 comforter fllllngi, old-faahloncd perl acupe and cl of picture for tame. ItUa Division. B Jl FOR SAUK-Kltchen wohI ranite, neat appearance, bikk! condition. 13J Hill side. Phone 36-U. B-31 WIU PAY UP TO lot a month for rent of suitable modern. -Wnlahed house or apartment by civilian cou ple with small child. Phone Room 430, Wlllard Hold. ti l WANTED -Electric pop cooling box. SUM E. Main. Phone aim. p.j FOR SALE -One young saddle hone. See after 6 p. m. at 4413 Winter Ave nue. 9.3 SEE MEL HENRY at LOMBARD'S USED CAR LOT, &U Souut Oth. We buy and sell, t.30m HEM STITCH I Nr. DRESSMAKING. II niton- and Buckles covered. Alterations qn new and old clothlni. Mrs. II. M. Allender. 7JI Main. Room 316. Ph. 7303. 0-30m HEALTH SUPPORTSAbdomlnal, Spin al. Maternity and Sacro-llliac. Phone 731( 0-tOm EXPERIENCED housewares and lift iileslady wanted. Service wives will lw considered. Reply In very compl-t? detail. Box 403. 0.3 WANTED One truck driver and one yard man. Must be willing to work, these are not white-collar Jobs. Year around work. Rood wages for right fiartles. Must be over 31 years, Tred f. lletlbronner. 821 Spring St. 0-1 DEAD CAR STORAGE ONLY Safety and protection. Cars , are not moved or molested. 231 So. llth. t-30m ELECTRIC FLOOR SANDRRS and edger rvnicti. uo your own work. Inmiirc Ptm Dept MONTGOMERY WARD CO. D-CiOm FOR SALE S acre adjoining south sir's .' 10 -iiu-c ai. near una ru man street, on bus line, near school. fOAo 00. Terms, Write 1310 Emerald SL, Eugene. Oregon. 0.2 PULLER BRUSHES Clem Joyer. 4 i3 (in run. -none -KIT. 0-JOI, STOVES REPAIRED. All available parts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought. OK Second Hand Store, 830 Klamath. Phone CW-7L 0-30in FOR SALE One 0x14 rug, one daven port. 3 showcases. Call 3370 after 7 P- m. 8-31 PEACHES Hales and Improved Elberta. Ready Sept. 3, 2 ml. north of Phoenix, turn west at "Sun .Sugared Pears" pivking home onto Jacksonville-Phoenix highway, cross railroad tracks, first house on the left. Phone 6t(r7. Medford. Henry Huenergardt. 0-1 WE PAT CASH for used guns. Hrlng them In for aoornlsal. BELL'S HARD WARE, 328 Main St. 0-30m WANTED TO BUY Electric washing machine in good condition. Phone 7331.. 0-2 WANTED Live poultry of all kinds. Aln eggs. Martin Produce Co. Phone 3372. 0-30 m HIGHEST PRICES paid for hogs, venl, Inmbs and cattle. Johnson Packing Co. P-onr 3.121. night 1.U.V f)-3Qm 1 Meeting Notice. CARPENTERS' LOCAL Na 100 Meeting Wednesday Evening. 8;00 P. M C. D. LONG. Sec. Phone S327 4142tl Allen Adding Machines Frfden Calculators Royal Typewriters Desks - Chairs - Files For those hard-to-get items PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 124 So. 9th Klamath Falls New Roosevelt Club Under New Management Featuring the MELODY TRIO Frank 0'Conncll, piano Lei Mooter, drums Hoyden Simpson, trombona (Writer of the new hits "Sweator Girl," "Saucer-Eyes," Etc.) Finest of CHICKEN & STEAK DINNERS (Closed on Thursdays) Just over the Oregon - California line on the Tulelake Highway Help Wanted. Male 16 IVVIr'gyg'VV' Loggers and Truck Drivers Beatty Logging Company can use a number or men vprious jobs at their logging camp near Klamath Fqs GOOD WAGES - EXCELLENT FOOD Beatty Logging Co. 123 North 6th St. Rear of First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. M-otlnq Nollcoi Klamslh rails Atria No -iwu llcsulst in..Uit avary rri lv nlsltl. fl n. in. i93al0&r, W a I n 11 1. Vl.lllii- ItB-v- a.pyiwj- nifiiiiii-rs eoruiaiiv Invlloil. 11 KLAMATH FALLS MOOSK Lodo No. U00( mocU o Frl- dny niiiht, 8:00 p. in, Inltln tlou every second and fourth Frldnv. Thurn. Loit nd Tound FOUND - SHOUT SNORTER - dated lO-l.l-U. uwner may uouin wj 17 iitr f..r kiwi tdM i if v int same. Call at llerald'News. Ash for Or Intl. IMIII STIIAYED TO OUR PLAOK, Cucrrwcy heifer with . DilM. 4J0a Moinedale Koad 1 lartte on. Jo LO.ST-ren.alo Siamese' cat. eKpecllit kltlcm, blue es. very dark brown lcn, lace and tall, crram colored Itodv, Reward. Phono 7BI or call Marie 4 Gentrnl Noucm jTryT-ru-ui ---1' - -- ---."-i MAKE I -A KB O' WOODS your had quartera durlnif huntlnc aeaon. It tauranl, store, service stalton and cahlns available. Make rttrviion earlv. Portonali MEN. WOMEN! OLD AT 40, SO. 00! Want to feel iKmy. yvara younnvrr Tonic Tablets pep up bodies Urklntf Iron: al.o contain vitamin Ml calcium. 33c trial sli now only S1C. At all dnitflUts. In Klamath falls at Whitman and Walitreen trusT " 'I Traniporutlon WANTED Hide for 2 tc San Francisco. Friday Ph.tne IW17 or 4703 Oakland or or Saturday. H 11 10 Services REFRIGERATION nnd ' APPLIANCE Repair Expert nnd Prompt Service Klamath Refrigeration Service .32 Commercial Phono 7():i8 0-1 Sin HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE Electric ttanf and Wal.r ll.aler It-pair and firvlca Clark Rowlings rormrrly With Coprn Res. S30 raclllo Terra-. Phona ll -.-tin TlirODOIll! DICKSON'S UPHOlJiTKRV AND rtlllNITllllIC 8IIOP. u.l Shasta Way, phone 4.11? Upholsterlna, rc rinlshln. repairing anti springs re conditioned. 0-1- MAKE YOIJII DATK In advanr tor pp.rhnn.ri at J K Patterson and Hon Paint Store. 133- Ra,t Main. Phone 3-34. -Ira HAVI! yotm HUGS AND KUnNITUIIK CLEANED either at your home or at our plant. Doremus Rug Ac furniture Cleaners. 3013 Orchard. Phone H7B 3013 Orchard. 10-31 CURTAINS LAUNDERED and Iretrhed. Phone 3717. 0 -in MAKE YOUR DATE In advance (or paperhnngers at J. E. Patterson and Son Paint Store, 1330 East Main. Phone 333.. S-Wlm SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED and ln,tal. ed. Phone 7033. 0-0 LU7.IERS FINE COSMETICS - For ap pointment phone olLlfl, Mrs. Evelyn Shock, local distributor. 0-14 COMPLETE factory reconditioning ol Klcctrolux Cleaners now available. Phona 71(17. location 1031 Main SL 0-4 HOME LAUNDRY DONE Phona 400. 0-4m SEWING MACHINE SERVICE, all makes. Phone 0771. 331S Shasla Way. 0-4in ANY RADIO serviced. Ouaranteed parts and labor. Phone -74A. 0-4 HEMSTITCHING! AND ALTERATIONS. Nnedlecralt Shop, .1133 Main. Phone 4703. 0-13m PAINTINO, KEMTONE. KALSOMININO -Phone 3373 after fl p. m. or before S a. m. -17mc WILL CARE rOR CHILDREN In my home days, one block from Falrvtew school. Phono 0037, 831 SEPTIC 32.10. TANKS CLEANED Phone 0-0mc 16 Help Wanted, Male p HELP WANTED VITAL INDUSTRY PELICAN BAY LUMBER (X te inrroflcinri tfc ri i4-i-i it- .. I. . u niw - u.im t-j uui(jui auu llaS Opj.l mgs in several ods. mey invite o1! men to return and new men to call . the plant or see our represents who is temporarily located at Mecca. 10 Service Refrigeration Service KELVINATOR Factory Authorized Service Housohold ond Commercial Phono 6(117 OREGON EQUIPMENT U). 127 So Oth St CRATING STORAGE Local and Lonu DiMuiicc HAULING Klamalh Foils TRANSFER and STORAGE 101 Klnmitth Phono .." U::tu Robt. G. Critman For SIGN PAINTING Phono 0087 1705 Pierce St. D-tOmc Oil Burner and Furnace Repair SERVICE Any Make Any Time Bob Porter Phono 7UH 00m FALLS ELECTRIC GENERAL REPAIRING l.iini Plant, 0nmion. KUririe Molor nwi)iui( mifl I? trtcl, tin Knjtino OverhstilffH nut. Mired Aienl tor Uotru Mhl PUnl nnd lUllerln. 633 St. Francis St. Ph. 6263 -onic BPKNCKn COIIHICTir.lll! - Mrs Knld nureh. 031 Oak. Phone 7310 (or on polranient. OUTBOAIID MOTOItM. small as ennlnes repalrol. Utxienhsmer Saw rilMO. 331 E. Main. - U AVON PnOOUC'TH Phone II 1U. Pearl Ross PAINTINO AND CAM:OMININCrlalls. faction suarantrad. Phona OMO. Call after 4:0. evenlno. Frank Jenks. 0-1 CAftPENTKH and leneral handy man will h. Hid. remodel and repair, 3-1 1 J Pershln) Way. IK VOI) are Inlarestad In Avon Cos metics, please call at, 1I31 California or nlmnn luim. 0-1 13 Health PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME 133 Ornnlto St. Ashland, Oregon Phono 7001 Graduate Nurao In Chorpte 0-Om Dr. H. A. LaLiberte Chiropractic Physlclnn Swedish Massage Electric Therapy DREW BUILDING Room 201 Phono 8331 . . B-2H 14 Help Wanted Female WANTED -Women for laundry work, part time or full time. We have sev eral positions for qualified workers. Cascade Laundry. o-3' WAITRESSES WANTED - Max's Coffee Shop. -2" WAITRESS WANTED at Walgreon's Drug, m , mil WANTED FOUR EXPERIENCED WO MEN FOR LAUNDRY WORK. If nol oxpnrlenced, wo will Ireln you, (Earn while you lenrnl. Apply In persnn. Superior Troy Laundry, 700 S. tlth St, 0-a W ANTED - Cashier. Apply Walgreen Drug. 77tf FOUNTAIN GIRL. WANTED at Burr-o-n. Apply afler A p, m. In person. 4-Oltf CAR HOPS WANTED at Bltrr-o-n. Ap ply In person oftor 0 p. m. .dim! BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY tSo per hnur, 11.50 nrr day Phone SS20 , , 222 S. 7th Poole's Bicycle Store Auoi Help yy nticj, 16 The WANTrt, W.u.m 1 man !..--,, AJSrVl -ifi- asiip WANTKII Kllchsa M77a MM-ltl. l-iuns. ......' .,;..,. """( WANTED li'r Mi II. ,1.1 . Wotitsn lor tt. J I be II or , ,1 WANTKII Wm.n fsr llisi t I' Help W.nUd, MT1 Lubrication MAN WANTED Df-t Whsm and Working Condilloct Apply In perron Ashley Chevrolet ( no s. ath phcad HOP PICKERS Estra ood crop, sbetitatal plekln, stsru As-t A Hi ae. esrsllsnl rsmp .Utt-tl stoves. Hood, lllhl. tun. tauranl. t"o4 wsur. sssBlims t obtained fer tniupefjail Call at ranch ef sru aoi.nn.v OAf k hop uxck a 4 miles south ol IS'DCPKM OlltGO.t PERMANENT POSITICl For 2 Automobile Mt.hr.1 Slcmn Ilcittcd Csri(i llssl Patng Posllloo In KU-l-ll DICK B. MILLER Cor. 1th and Kiarua WAI.IS.IJ ',' !. I UrKery, - Mln. ApplJ tW"! WANTED Jsnttnr. rrlKsn CiHj .,-. u-i-.tM-n sntl Inrni Wienie"' Hon). P Ith at. CAN USE 1 Oil 3 MN l-f'l Subuilian uuiniier -. HELP WANTE1-E.lernvin. tWJ tr lumsr ntoii. ' 7 I.umlier Co. Phone . WAN" .;:W-JS . " ":: .;, nd io. w i-ssi'f-n .- Mnn to wrtt " J Call AuloCo.. 7JTComlin" 07IU. WANTED TO '""rS5 someone with " ' "S ,, A ever not "'t0 nod ursl wrn.r. - - ,aj evenhiss o.-o. - WANTED -Mrn If I.lilhl work. ""!, v, Sy Vl allry. dill Mln. '. ' ' J3 Hnlurtlnv I Boom and BrdJ 20 -al)t-r-,,r','w' ii1 ROOM. DOARD oenu. runt rv,sr nnM mil Itcni"1-" ' ,ninm'n' ' ill 30.il HllllimJ; -" wnllPP"r ESS Slow. r" tS mwr! nnoMB for or IIM y nn T I"" "T" 26 ou.J v- Vol, drlrt. a TnucKH : ror; w7iw "Sf 1 ! -7 iroorta Pntlorson i M" f". is tJeeM" i Iwls' ualry. --S r7Troffl !! ci :