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S3 Octoba PACE EIGHT HERA' n AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Market Quotations Standard Brand. SunaMne M.rur. - I'pica Oil Calilorma Unloo Pictlie IT. S Steel nauni Picture. HEW YORK. Oct. t 'AP - Buret, .gacolceoirated on lo JiiJt leader. "U " "J r', t. fro. ,iunl rail, and copper, did Mllr .-ithout much m HTa simMr o. (ui:-J I" the irere to eriience. Turnover for toe r."hour .round Touching IW Pea were Garble. Woolworth. WorUllnr-o" cfr; Idated C--fr and Kennecott. A""" EJn the .! re fJSJi atacr. Southern Pacific. S' B" indTn -Continental Corp. Hwta.it were U S Steel. Bethlehem. Continental Motor.. Great Northern aad Goodyear. Bond, vera narrow. American Can ?, " !T'!if?.:r.oi3 AmmtM - Steers ad t5c loer. California Packing . Caterpillar Tractor Commonwliii Southern Curti-Wnfht . General Electric Genera) Motors . Great Northern Railway Pd . Illinois Central J. C Penney Kennecott Lockheed Mootgoenerr Ward Nash -Kehrtna tor . New York Central Northern PaciOe Partite Gas & Electric Packard Motor Pennsylvania Railroad Frcublic Steel . Sean Boebuc . 27'. . I 4 - 0l 17 U0 35' 214 rOETlAND UVtSTOCK AKTt Or-. Oct. 7 ' VP-WTA- compare Cra i' ':' i a:r 5, time: bull, am) e.!. weak: rd oS cESandM i''Sr root, .med:m beet cow-. " nera and cutters lale t50-SK. tat S..rw froe cows to " 0T": uS. .. oJ brad 2.r: " t"' tew rar.re vealera to 1JS HOGS Si!0ie tor we kY uncharged. Supply below trade re SSlremMlaT Ceiling bra.t. eontued on i,ed arid rt-oloe 1SV: Iba at 1155 fnd M1-I70 Ibt. at $15-: heav-er and f.rtr iriista lit 00-M; food tow. intnjo- fo-d to ehoe feeder pi Slim to lit 00. ender Iba. down to 0.oa. Good ttati Until K0J0- "sHTCT: SaUbia 1K: market rtront on b.M reoetpu. Good to cbo-.ee wool ed lamb. IlliHS. ' J I12W fpartjifSy: coronwo-medlum rradet KJlcSo: rid .lNom Umb. aroond 10 25: food jearlmca S.0O-; tood ewe IO.UO-25. Southern Pactrle . SPOKANE, Oct. 7 (.-J A slow ness in the marketing of tur kevs for military needs may keep the civilian supply low this Thankseiving. V. D. Termohlen. Washington D. assisunt chief nf thp riairv and poultry branch .Hi'iof the n-ar food admirusirauon, w-l I declared yesterday. LIVESTOCK SO. S. r. LIVESTOCK SO SAK FRANCISCO. Oct. T AP-wrA'-CATTlX. Tor ft dan Cotnpared rrwiar s A - tire, lullr Mead-, no fed tteer "su pound teert I100 to IU W. Good lb. rr betfer tHOO, .ix lxd feeJ-h4-.fer $11 25-11.75 Slock c and hetTer HOtO-lOSO. Few ytxing ail2S, bulk mrdiom to -food northern $lCXt to ll J. Ajed c-snwioa v 10 BuU cutter S7 -. c"-er 6 VX Odd rl bu!U II W ' rrd:um 1S U 1KO pound VM0O Calve. For five day 160. FuUy tteady. kvad rood to cbow X.3 pewsd U.W, V?p- lightly xtrud at 1I W. HOGS: For five da- ZXK Compared Fndav week aro: Generally steady. clt inx tcp and bulk rood rd choice TO to 240 lt. barrons and fill 5 Sit 00. SHEEP For flv dar Cyn pared Friday week ao: Lamb. 5 ear line and e fully i:ead. peak rrar ketin pat for Kiion CTiMce aa.ar.e S14.W Good Urr.ba JIJW-UW. to choice 73 lb. No 3 pelt lar.c 5s:'1 Com .man shorn I10W-10W rul't . food earhrf. :i 0O 11 W uM to rood horo ewe 91 00 to m-ooied S5.00. . , -i And h' etrn alaufhtet surrP i tti " list eeK. !. ,r SI K ! AB1-F rflO r;d Mcnta:-.ji jrid .cjr'.:"i: rr.ltJ h.rn yt-aiHir srr IlH3r:v ire-rfUJr!' 1 elt'e ( lx chf-ice P -ir .it nvib. Ct-lo- M c;cn lamb ts, mntt Sa 1 pelta wj.c slaushtrr l Med 0 hfhl and trie tfertn quickly affected the market. . . At U4 rl(M whtMt a higher to .e low- than eierdy fuuaK DMcir.ber l 0' Corn aa olf He to' .c. IXwber Sl-lI1-, OaU were ,-u-c ef. Deoember R?e a ( unrhar-trd to .c hiftver. Decembef lit,r,, lUiley vaa oi( 'c la l'c, December U M i. Hager Bruce Hess, who Poe Valley v.lMi b!a:.(:ed feed Potcrfoes CHICAGO. Oct T AP rival 1T-0 on Irsrfc t jr. r. U ':c CBICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Oct. 7 fAP' Salable nor 3C0: not euoufh to maka market. Tep fl.73 SALABLT CATTXK SM: nlve ncre compared Friday lait wrck- Genefal market very active until extreme clo. w-th top kinds steady at SUSS, all other frade steers cloei 33c hifner. belt 935-Ib. yeaHlnf steers $1S Is; heavy .tn rearSed SI. SO: rood artd choice fat steers S13SO-IS0O: s'.ocker and feeder 25c hither; food and choice ttrekers 12'-1X0l: outside 13 25 on Rjtvrt Buras-.S I' Colorado P-ed MrClurn $ SS"Z.-JS: Nfbraika B S. Na. 1. K75 M: Dakota Bliss tpu pewai V S. No. 1. commer CUls Si 13-2.10. WHEAT CHICAGO. 0:1 7 houie bar-uvl tird-rd ket today and nwxi covered home on a vacation, jpt-ni lime m Carrot Howe's pud tar vct. He returned to coUckc .Ntonday cveiiins m rorjlaiid. While here he lo attended the ball tame between Henley nd Lakevicw, Friday evening. . ir o.,.l Mm. l'atil lira visited Mr anrf Mr Coon Vochat- i,ij nin'nu here over the week- yer were callers in the valley ! c,,d. Paul is stationed in lower TnAcHntf jBi'oninp ( nl ifiirnin ! Vic Brown was caller In ! Several of the renters who r ; Klamath Falls one day this ' cently moved in are working in 1 week. ; Me potato ileitis neat ' Tit..ri. ha now i rnrrni Howe of Henley finish car i ed his potato harvest and Imd Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nork and i them Rradcd and in the cars by n,ni,.i ration lure I Tuesday noon. They were a good I Mondav from Langell valley. I yield and good grade of ,piid . ar-1 Mrs. Claig McCarvcr was a hto- i raiu. hnM trrtm Klnmnth Falls ...i drovaod ' ., . , cj'.rr: id.ho : rrirlav morning. a ,-,d North I now. rcn-mercuia. i Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nork commercial, ard j children were visitors here from Klamath Falls Saturday. He is hauling some of his grain to the market. Vic Brown is hauling his po tatoes to Hatfield to sell to Kddie Roberts and Emil Wells. Bo Tucker and Vic Brown are Potato- Dave Klein is now employed in California. Mr. Stone expects to start in harvesting his crop of potatoes in in Ch'O- rm!!on ! wheal mar- r-. Nsd oid oil, rioipg the trucking. IIHVl U' f4 W Mrs. Klein disoosed of several pieces of furnituro and odds and enrle Wednesday. Last reDorts were that Ernest Kohler was employed in Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Man- grum arc now employed near Tulelakc. Mr. and Mrs. John Hess re turned here the first of the Nsw Today 10 r l.ui.telJto.1 Point, o... lost - ;. ,. ,.url. e t r,u, n " bolder with or 10 Id tvali'h ,1 I'lue. LOST l-adv. Ita ITrl K.1..V. Al,h. A,... ' - ' J.2Llu H I Jit Aiiitrl lit B DICKSON. I'l'tioUlrrhif !thtu. ui'holslerM.f . lei-"''"- THKOtHUtX lumiunr i'.t, phne Oil. nt your ntlWTIIlii lst r.. ' ,,"",,0,1"3 fvnrtal n. W 10 10 W A NTT D l-.dr nvrr X for Uwvfi.k. Call after 3 P lclic Trirar. pT NI:K M A ?Tw ANtr Medium f ntM lint. rsrtencrd fUnennaH. States tmplojii'ent Kivlce. 1" T VACANCY -tverthinf t.ifhl hotit-eei-if furnished. IW t' roifn, loin 10 7 rrr.. r."- a"J.. hmi 1I0 Har.tnl Ae. Phone era? a. r-i hcili S-0c h'.cher, firm: strictly choice 918 lb. 'fed heifen rw.hed 17.73: fed heifers . 30-17.00; Sowe of ,ne ear:T sc.s ;.ntiv me arrcn .iioore lamuy apparently was bedf-nr. Red Rrder By Fred Harmon jj EHl--i!'S COT !5 f WWW7 r ttLt live ioi -t wtvucrt'V ed to nick uo spuds here lost week but returned to Langell Sunday. -1 lillii'CKl I C'C.-N- J V -3 . I I Frecklei and His Friends By Blossor I Will BSrtl tsur SOUS. OWM ncr YOU ; C I'm -i in Vrtil PsnilSUTOL'e OlW KTrllS IWT WOO, f"-;' yfi ITS THE THiWS TWATS C-CX'Vi (Ano vouve- Kr ' . : D I i: T..-- 0 ujr bc.iic uiiici Wash Tubbs 'f N6XT T1IAS 1X1 BS CASErUL ABOUT I ASIM& IWFOBMAilON BUM Boots and Her Buddies By Martin .iLooSil XIOTSCW V0O Vil HMvS. A 6VS. CRVt 'f . ?W3TOy rr-J HW3 osw.o,tfy,.'?'0 v.ow Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin aaW.MIijJJWI CERTAINLY I CALLER YOU 1 'AN' TH' NEXT TIME ANYTHING LIKE !;i"'r5;T.JV. "j. iT STEP IN-BOCy Aa YOU eS IDIOT GET THIS BLASTED CAT I THIS HAPPENS, IT WONT EE N0 -X',atV'S3 j r have to bo is ReMovL-arLXouT of Mr bedchamber, I dowb cat you'll have to WVi-wiK i THE FELINE THAT'S -YES, TVrVAND DO IT QUICK I DEAL WITH, IT1L BE ME.' jMsak&SJSmTtl H1 DiSTURBINS HIS MASTER V-r-rCJ. ltl -teTCt; 1 A SW CrUjT . Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray vrs (vn outrbGE.! mr. Sugg ( the fine mrs. 1 J. BLSKTING-W&RT IS MfcKING I Pi bRUDGE OUT OP THCvT. 0R, UEPLES3CVlllut I J TCH-TCW! I KNOW WIFE TOLD ME-BUT THERES NOTHING J tftN DO TO HfcLP UT VJUV NOT? IrWRt WRWB OF THKT OLD bRAGON, VM NT 1 I'LL TELL EMERTTSoBf IN THIS TOVJMl 1 IV V0U 0 0NLV lose nour job. I I MISS IVY- SHES UE(b OP OUR. 1 SCHOOL BO(iP.b, YOU KNOW 1 BESIbES, EVERYBObY IT- TOWN IWOVsUL bBOUTIT I y in v Kjj Florence and Joey Nork help-1 wcck; from Lovelock. New, to work in the spud harvest. i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kohler I have returned from Grants Pass ana nuw vuiisiucr rviaiiiaut Falls a good place to reside. They say there are no houses to rent or buy in Grants Pass now. Mr. and Mrs. Minnucie have moved from here but Ernie Minnucie returned to place something In the store house Wednesday. Mrs. Wright Is employed at the Mai lory market. Dave Klein who is employed at Sacramento, Calif., spent Sat urday and Sunday here on busi ness and to visit his family. The Ernest Pruitt family moved from here into Klamath Falls Wednesday. The manager of the Mont gomery Ward store was a busi ness caller in this community Monday evening. Frank Gardiner hauled hay for T. M. Kohler last week. Maxinc Hubble, who was op erated on for appendicitis some time ago is recuperating fine at her home In the Pine Grove district. now living with the Joe Bene dict family. A shower was held at the community hall Saturday for the Moore family who lost their home and personal goods in a recent fire. Most of the potato picking here Is done by the Mexicans this year. Thev arc good work ers. Some of them pick around 300 60-pound sacks a day and at five cents a sack they make pretty good wages. Louise and Dale Van Meter went back to Klamath Falls Sunday after helping to nick smids here for a few days. They returned to school. A farewell party was held at the community hall Saturday nif ht for Joe Lerov Strunk who is leaving soon to join the navv. heveral- or the voting neoole went to Klamath Falls Saturday night to attend the movies. THIS IS NO MISI'IHNT! a.. r..mf.ir lab a 1 had h.. onlv :ic down, hat- anra Wo a month. Ii..nie,liala p,,aluii t'rll joiin Miirr Kealtor ... ... .... . Phona 4131 " - 10 7 Midland Mrs. E. W. Burke Is visiting her husband in Long Beach, who expects to sail soon, after which Airs. Burke will return to Mid land and make. her home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mistier. Fred Malani has been Quite ill with the flu for the past week. Charles Grey, Bud Schultes and Mrs. Schultes returned Tues day with a deer they shot over mo weekend. LeRoy Houck and Al Schmcck returned after a short trip, each with a nice buck, Monday. Potato picking has started at Midland but help is hard to get. Airs. Laverne Douglas has re turned home from the hospital with her small son. ...uTtn twa fir ..load international pickup for tale model car. Phona Ta m in Martin St. atlar 7 p. m. 10 10 roil SAt-K 1030 llolck coupa. eod tire,, exceptionally bmm! motor, up Kni.,.pv rxMtv. hoe on hark, healer ails Cru.hr alter S or Sunday III Uhl mm ,n r . (Undertaker t'nmman couoe. ISJS modal. Phona .142. 10-la erti. eh r tmn I'lvmoulh aedan. ne urea. 2137 Orchard. 10 7 ron SM.r. r C. I.lttle floor turnara n nerfect condition. 1130. K M.m. 10 10 I GOOD BANG STOVfS. JS and : 4-nnle cook ,lova ftoui. eaua wwq circulator 143 00, 3 palnled iire,,re SHOO and 10 no. man , nrw bicycle I43 00. I lnk Id 00. Call 3730. 10 0 roi SAU 3 dining chair. 3 rocker chair,, rcuphol.tcred. one wing chair reuoholilrretl: one fuller, car healer. one kleenlne chair and atuot. Phone 4317. J94I Sba,ta Way. 10-13 fOR SAI-E Idy't brown llothmoor coat with amall mink collar. lt 41. Genuine navy blue reptile hoe, alia 3. double A. Uolh llruta praclleall! new. Call SU. 100 Bly LEGAL NOTICES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR KLAMATH COLNTY. IN THE MATTER Or THE r-ST.TE OT rKL.L.ifc. K. MiiLe&iiM-.. ueceasea. Notice l hereby liven that I have filed my Final Account as Administrator of the Estate of Nellie C. Shulmtre, de ceased, and, that the Court has set October 17. 1M4. at the hour of KMX) A. M. as the lime for the hearing; of ob jections 10 sata iinai account ana u settlement thereof. Dated this 8th day or s-piemrer DANIEL C SHULMJRE, Administrator. S 9-16-23-30; O. 7 No. 170. The Union Service station opened Tuesday morning after being closed for a year. It is under the manacemcnt of Dick Varnum. Mrs. Varnum is oper ating the station. Mr. and Mrs. LcClair Angus and daughter Leah, and Mrs. L. B. Angus and son Butchy, of Los Angeles, visited last week at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Angus. The two grand children, Leah and Butchy, arc staying here while their parents move from Los Angeles to Klam ath Falls. Pvt. Frank Musner. who Is now stationed in Nevada, spent Tuesday hfrc with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. td Dishno. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hadlev. Darlene and Butch, soent Sun day at Paisley, visiting relatives. Jean L-lme was hostess to the Women's club at her home. Wed nesday, September 20. After the business meeting, refreshments were served to Audrey Geijs beck. Ruth Obenchnin, Elizabeth Campbell, Veda Dixon. Edna Book, Hazel Mndison, Mary Luck, Lyndell Harrison, Lila Ross, Verna Ashhaugh, and Mrs. Casper was a guest. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby riven that the under signed has been appointed administrator of the estate of W. H. McPherren. de- ceaied. by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County ana rvas qualified. All persons having claims against aaid c'tale are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as required by law to the undersigned administrator. at the office of A. W. Schaupp, 813 M.i In street, Klamath Palls, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication hereof which dat 1b October 7. 104. CLARA A. McPHERREN. Administrator of the estate of w. 11. McPherren, deceased. U.-14-Zl-2Ja, no. 103 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter or th(t Estate of WILLIAM HENRY CODY.. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed Administrator of the above entitled estate. All persons hav Ing claims asafn)t said estate are re quired to present them with the proper vouchers to me at office of William canons. 724 Main Street. Klamath Falls. Oregon, within tlx months from date Hereof. Dated October T, 1914. H. E. GETZ, Administrator of the above estate, 07-I4-Z1-38. NO. JDS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH LUUriJ'Y In the Matter of the Estate of F.W.E H. REBER, Deceased. Notice Is hrrehv riven that T hiva been appointed Executrix of the above entitled estate. All persons hav nr c alma against said estate are required to pre- oviiv ii.cin wnn ne proper voucners w me at office of William Ganong. 724 main street. Klamath Falls. Oregon, miMm hi innniiii irom aaie nereoi. Da led October 7. lf)44. BEULAH REBER. Executrix of the Dove estate. 07-I4-21-2B. No. 197 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE r i A l K ur OREGON FOR KLAMATH t.U(i.i 1 In UK? Matter of th Estate of JACKSON HORTON. Deceased. Notice J herehv .riven thai f hv brcn appointed Executrix of the above entitled estate. All persons having claims b R ft 1 rut said estate are required to pre sent them with the proper vouchers to in ii rjince or wiinam Oanong, 724 jnnin aircnt, Kiamatn Falls, Oregon, Doted October 7, 11)44. HELENA HORTON. .. ,. Executrix of the 07.M.2..M. KO..M '" The ancient Greek poet, Ho mer, used the expression "Three square meals a day. CLASSIFIED RATES per word 4c One day - 3 day run word 3 day run word lie 4 day run r- word 13c a rjay run , f" woro MC Week run p" word 15c Month run rr word 45c 20 'V Discount for Payment in Advance 5 Discount for Payment by loth Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will aopear same afternoon In "New Today column. Ads go Into regular classification after the first day. Ada may be cancelled bv callln 3124 by 10 00 a. m. DISPLAY classified 'ids with larger type) must be in the day before publlca tion. Ration Calendar War Price and natlonlne Board. 4.V) Main street. Office hours dally. 9:30 a. m, to 4:30 p. m.: Saturday. 9:30 a. m to a p. m. Phone 8191 for all in forma Uon. All applications must be MAILED In to the War Price and Rationing Board at 4.10 Main street, and NOT presented In person SUGAR Ration book 4-Sugar stamps .ju inrouxn jj vaito indefinitely, a pounds each. Sugar stamp 40 valid through reb. 20. 1943 for 3 pounds home can ning only. For more canning sugar, ap ply lorai noaro using spare stamp J7. PROCESSED FOODS- BLUE STAMPS-ration book 4-All through Zfl and AS through R3 valid inaenrmciy. MEAT. BUTTER. CHEESE- RED STAMPS - ration book 4 -AB through 7A and AS through K3 good In definitely. Spare stamp 23 good for 10 paims iamn through October 21. GASOLINE-"A" 13 expires December 31. Earh coupon worth 4 gallons. Cou pons not valid unless endorsed. "B" oi "C"' coupons mav he renewed within but not before 13 days from date on cover of book. FUEL OIL Period 4-S coupons and new period 1 coupons valid through August 31, 1043 STOVES - (Rationing of coal, wood stoves ends October 13'. Apply local board for purchase certificates. SMOES-Book 3-Alrplane tamps 12 valid Indefinitely. New stamp valid No- vcmnrr i. teOose stamps invalid. WOOD. COAL, SAWDUST - Delivery j pr.unucs nasea on written state ments of needs. PRICE CONTnOL-,Refer Inquiries and complaints to price clerk at local board. RENT eONTROL-Petlttons received In till area rent offices under "peculiar iiituNisniKM amendment. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE .IJ)r 0REON FOR KLAMATH in the Mltter of the Eil.te of MYRTLE M. GBIKFKN, Dcceared. Notice la hereby (Iven that I havrj been appointed Admlnlttratlx of the above entitled eatate. All penon. hav ing elalmi agalnat mid eitate are re qufrerl to prcacnt them with the proper voucher, to me at office of William t-anong, 724 Main Street. Klamath Full.. Oregon, within alx month, from data hereof, IJaled October 7, 11144. J.OU PF.nKINS, Admlnlntralrir of . the alrove estate, 07 H 21 Jit. No. IPS New Today WANTED -Ranch cook for harvest crew. i'jp wages, jonn LUkey, box ;, Merrill, jo-H WANTED Women (41 who can devote n.ur noun a aay 10 pleasant, profit able work. Call Mrs, Linton at Kern Hotel, 10-9 FIVK-ROOM HOUSE TOiX RENT 335 , Broad, 10.9 FOIT SALEOne acre, part under irri gallon, small house, 11500. Inquire 1414 Homedate Road, 10-13 LOST-. strand of nenrls, Thone Sill. 10-10 rOR HALE -Outboard Kvinrude 10 hp. motor, w. sl Leonon. Aiumon 1 rauer Park. 10-13 FOR SAI-E-- 3-wheel trailer, ma l ion. 12U Her Is 10 to FOR SALE -331 Remington automatic s43.no. or wtu trade for jo-jo. ntwm 24. Metropolitan Hotel, 10 9 WILL TRADE ltM Montgomery Ward electric washer with pump for wahr with casoline motor. 3903 Frieda Ave 10-7 WANTED- Metal . bedstead. Ivory pre- fcrred. Phone 303. 10-7 FOR SALE 3 year-old Jersey cow month old calf. IB4T HornetJaie, 1U-13 FOR SALE - Young Guernwy heifer glv log 2 gallons a dv. freshen first April. 2721 MadUnn. 10-T Meottnq Notlcos roe iirS-x-i Klamatn Falls Aerie No 3000. Regular meeting every rrl day night. 0 0 nv. FOR hall. th and T-n4ft Walnut Visiting v9lv70 members cordlallv Invited Lost and Found lOST.nisck Sheaffer fountain P" I lelenhone office. Chlloouin. Finder nieu lrave the Den at telephone of' flee. Reward. Tom Long. Chlloquin Ore. LOST-Billfold containing let In cur rency. check for $120. discharge papers rat book, driver's license. Good re ward If returned to Verlln Dees, Bo 103. Tulclake. Calif. 10 HTliAYEO Jenev cow from Stewart ad dltlon, Wednesday, Q p. n. Branded PET on right side. Phone 0029. Box 33d-X. 4' General Notice FALLS ELECTRIC AND GENERAL REPAIRING Light Plants. Generators. Electric Motors Rewound and Repaired, Gas Engines Overhauled and He paired. Agent for Delco Light Plant and Batteries. 633 St. Francis St. Ph. 6263 10-T T BONE CAFE Under New Management Come in and sec us. Courteous and Prompt Service JESTENE DRIDGEM Manager ' 10 OPEN FOR BUSINESS Photo ond Gift Shop 711 Main St. QUICK PHOTOS Stamp or Locket Sit. r.icning type i-irltirea of All noala and Planet Uied In War II 10 l MArfr. I.AKB O' WOODS your head quarteri during hunting aeaton. Ret- laurant. iiore, aarvlra elation rablna available. Mak. reaarv.tlona eany. 34011 OPKM KOR nt'StNfSS PHOTO and tun- SHOP QUICK PHOTOS PICTI IIIKS All Plane, and Ship In War 2 711 Main HI. 10 1 I WILL NOT nr. RF.SPONStni.E for any " arc nor mine, rttie Jam.., Hot ri3:t Tlnoe,ln. Calif II Pononnl. QUICK PHOTOS Stamp or locket dir. Up Etching Typo Pictures Of All Boata and Plane. Uied In War II Photo and Gift Shop 711 Main St. in-t 10 SrICM "oTii T,?KS Cl"nl nd Installed "I "1-'-" COBSETIF.RI! - Mr,. Enid Durch. 1121 Oak. Phone 7316 lor ap poinimeni. 10,Bm CIIRTAINS I.AUNnEnp.D and atratched. "?.".'.'V:" TRUNKS AND nAOGAOK. " fat. cab Servlc. 10.14m Btrtrlcwi Refrigeration Service KELVINATOR Fictory AUinorlrrd Sim,, 1 luuaenoia ond Conimuiclal Phone 0017 0REC0N EQUIPMENT ti 127 So. Oth St. 11 CRATING STORAO1 l.oeul and I-oiik l)l,ln(1 nrNULIINtj Klomath Falls TRANSFER ond ST0R- Atli-nt.-t for United Vn rl Ul Kliiinnlh I'hon.J a HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE Electric nange anq Wstar KJ Clark Rowlings Formerly With Cone. nes. 30 laclfle Terrace irMHTlTCHING AND AI.TElUrvJ J 11-e.e Hhaan till .... AVON I'ltflllUCTS - Mn. Plum. .144. rait Refrigeration Washing MachirJ Electric Ranges Vacuum Cleanti Repair PROMPT SERVICE Klamath Refrigerat Service Phone 7038 432 Cd MAKE YOUR IIATC In .,In papernartgere ai a. t. ralUna nun rami mora, i in u Phona 1M4. IIEMtrTtTritlNO DltrSMMAKINtl. tuition, an. covered. Alteration, on nee clolhlng. Mra. II ftl Alleak Main, itoom 3ta. pn. tiu. APPLIANCE REPAIRS- We repair and tervlr all aJ of radloi, vacuum cImimhI many other electrical i anccj. Wt may htvi tit of radio tub you need, hi able prices. Phona till. SEARS ROEBUOt Tuei.-ThunJI wii.u no plain arwtNo u In my holt), ai, martin at. ALTERATIONS. Coata. 1UIU rtrari made to order, aire, awaiar. Lowell. Phona tMl. I OENEHAL SEPAIR1NO - Tn ItiKlanhamar aw ruing. Mil 12 Educational Open For Bujinni PHOTO AND GIFT M Quick Photos, Stamp or i iize up PARK VIEW CONVALESCED HOME 1S3 Granito St Ashland, Oregoa Phono 7091 ' 'Graduato Nurso In OtJ , i , i i in Ecoaaaaai 14 Help Wanted F.niU tajtaajrtyrragryaw 1 K'tfll'' WOMEN WANTED FOR Box Factor Permanent Job Experienced Worktf Preferred . American BoxCfl Sprngtio nlvcr Phono 1 I'M ' BEAUTY OPERA WANTED Hostinas Solon of iM Phons 4387 1311 WANTED - Women for llotliewlv.. w. empi -j worker.. Wt have """.''Ji lion, for quillflao w,. Laundry. WAITRESSES WANTED .Wr-lfl WAi. TED man preferred. Coffe. Shop Wallreal nd (ll'h APPir - WAITRESSES WANTED Shop. DISHWASHER and P"trT V Max'. 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