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PACE SIX HERA1 0 AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Octobor 9 Midland Ztttfute Ateutd Bonanza A student body meeting was held on September 23. for the purpose of electing officers for fho Bonanza junior high school. Those elected were: president, Clifton Hughes; vice president, Bobby Givans; secretary. Marge Brainwell. Elected to the student council were Homer Dixon, seventh grade; Paul Hocfler, eighth grade; Mary Malone, ninth grade, and chosen as student li brarian was Phyllis Lee. On September 26, a student council meeting was called. Com mittees for traffic squad and war community chest were selected. Traffic officers are Robert Schmoe, Ralph Dixon, Mary Ann Parker. War community chest members are June Ralph, Dennis Davies, and Dave Robinson. Immediately following, a stu dent bodv meeting was held with Clifton Hughes, presiding. After the flag salute and the singing of America, the regular meeting was conducted. One item of business discussed was a junior high party to be given soon after the potato harvest va cation. Commitees for this are to be announced later. After a practice of songs and yells, the meeting was mijuum. ris&B in music from the first grade through the ninth, have been orcanized. Mrs. Winfred Rnrk Is tho music instructor, Senior high school students are attending Henley n i g n school. Among those from Bo nanza high that play on the foot ball squad arc Buddy Rueck, Robert Rhincvault. Bobby Schmor, Gordon Givan and Har old Brown, Bonanza students made a good showing in the recent Junior Livestock Show. Those from Bonanza receiving awards were David Romtvedt, Jacquelyn Ky ler, Annie Lou Romtvedt, Larry Gourlev, Vernon Haley, Edith Gift, Paul and Donald Clark, and Jackie DeVaul. Potato harvest will necessitate closure of school from Septem ber 28 to October 16. America's First Royal Visitor Prince William Henry, who la ter became King William IV. of England, was the first member of European royalty ever to cross the Atlantic and visit America, in 1781. i . Classified Ads Bring Results. Langell Valley Rudolph Alftin sold his ranch in Langell valley and will move to Kamath Falls, where he will make his home on Kano street. Gerald Brown, Dick Pepple and Ronald Koss spent nionany evening at the J. E. House home. Gerald and Dick are home on furlough, Mildred Teare and Robert Chilcote of Klamath Falls, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Tcarc and family. Mrs. Eva Roberts, Mrs. Madge Monroo and Mrs. Mary Lcidy visited on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Erma Partridge. Mrs. Lucille Ulrich and Mrs. Fisher spent Tuesday visiting friends in Langell valley. Mrs. Ulrich. a former resident, is now employed at Ventura, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Tyndall Robison have written friends that they are all settled in their new home near Mt. Hebron, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. John Bunn of Ashland are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Bill No votny. On Friday Mrs. Bunn, Mrs. Novotny and Mrs. Cora Lcavitt and daughters, visited Mrs. Elliott House and Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Freeze and Red Ryder Mrs. Rubv Brown of Bonanza, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dearborn mid fain ilv on Friday evening. "Mrs. F. W. Brown, Mrs. Jesse Cohca and Cheryl Ann, visited nl Camp Newell on Monday. They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell of Tulelake. They also visited the Coyners and' Mrs. Grey, former Bonanza residents. Mr. and Mis. E. F. Woodward of Seattle, are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Herbert Jones and family. Bill Burnett, Wes and Mike Dearborn attended a sportsman's meeting in Klamath Falls on Wednesday evening. S 1c Lawrence Revell of Bandon spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Revell and his sister, Dorothy, who is hero from Anchorage, Alaska. Mr. and Airs. Bill Novotny were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. tan Brown ana family of Bonanza. Mrs. Ella Roads and Mrs. Mnry Dearborn wore dinner guests on Wednesday evening at tho Les Leavitt home. Joyce and June Pinclll of Klamath Falls, visited on Tues day with their sister, Margaret Burnett. Their sister, Bemiece, returned home with them after visiting at the Burnett home. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Pepple and Dick, visited on Thursday eve ning at the Lcavitt home. By Fred Harmon PSO HE INTER- I r WHY 00M1 WET DOrfl filVE ME M FfRltf' WITH GET RID OF t THAT STUFF , 1 ty YOU CA GO OUNtfltO fOK A PW WllrlOUl Freckles and His Friends By Blosser r HlL ILDA ORGANIZED A HAYRIDE TO 0WJM UP INTEREST IN HER POLITICAL campaign freckles and laro, however, are waiting for a chance to Take the SFor- XIGMTAWAV" FROM HER ; (TOO BAB YOU 4RENT TuoSE SCORCHED fuUEN WW GO INTO ACTION, 8l (aR YOU LIKE" TnO.SIC.- ON MY SIDE, MR. SMITH) DOSS SWELL " L THEV'Ll. FORGET ALL ABOUT. " THOSE OTHER. I NOT ' I'D LET YOU EAT r -" VAAwnCDD If if 1 POOD.' ANDYOUE, SEE, KJDS ? ARF WITHOUT iiMMUh'W Tufv'pf C-MMi BONY CAMPAIGN IS ONLY J0 THAT YOU GONNA BE MUSTARD ftfr yvJpmfM wfi'Sh worn . starting ' - smells, influenced by and , Wosh Tubbs By Leslie Turner j will take the chance; comb WE WILL NOT FIND HIM... HE WILL FIND US Ei.f' N. A ffni Vef THE AMERICAN CAPTAIN SEEKSW H Jl 1 f HE IS AMERICAN, X SBrJOB Y PPUPE, WHO ?iJ M i-WfWSEBSEANT LINK. JOSEyiEHOSt JOSE.' 5EWORITA SER6EAMT IS AIWN6 THE 4Ry I Jr xr-rf CAPTAIN D0ESJ TANA TRIED TO ISN0rEA9'SER6EAUT,CAN W ' 1 ' jr. jtssssesmm not look japa- CAPTURE him rjr to see. he ioemtify me tfSST 1 MESE' BUT S0ME V THE JAPS.'. " IS VEBY ' .1C?W 1 )K ..I vvl UJMO HELP THE ffl N XV CAOEBUL -r Boots and Her Buddies By Martin VWW. WONTOt-a WHOM I TOW sov?ro: 3 V.Vit Wi66Sb Alley Oop v? VI Mrs. Mary Dearborn Is spend ing u few days with her son Al bert, and faintly, Diek Ptmule of Ihc U. S. navy is home on a lil-dny leave. He recently completed his boot training nt Fnrriiuiit. Idaho. Edith Davis, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lioy Davis, broke her arm in a fall from a horse. Congratulations, to Mr. and Mrs. John lleydcn on tho birth of a daughter on September 20. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rakestrnw of Klamath Falls and Mrs. El liott House and Jean were Sat urday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Jerry MeCnrter and family. Tom Wilson is in tho Lake- view hospital recovering from injuries received in a logging ac cident. Dorothy rtevcll arrived Friday from Anchorage, Alaska. Miss Revel flew to Seattle and en trained for Klamath Fulls. She is enjoying a month's vacation from her Job nt Anchorage with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char les Revell. Mrs. Claude Murray, Mrs. Florence Botkins and Mrs. Paul Monroe spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Dearborn and Mrs. Lester Lcavitt. Mrs. Edith Turnage of Bo nanza is spending a few days at the Charles Partridge h o m c. Friends will be glad to hear that Mrs. Partridge is improving and is able to be up part of each clay. Mr. and Mrs. Sandrc homtvedt have received word that their son James, is now in France with General Patton's third army. Their son Eric, is in Hono lulu with the Seabecs. Their daughter Borgny, is u WAC at Camp McCain, Miss., and Ellen is S 2c at the USNT school (W. R.) at Bronx, N. Y. Mrs. Ruby Brown of Bonanza, is spending a few days with her daughter. Mrs. Wesley Dearborn, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis and Dennis, and Mr. and Mrs. John nie Campbell and Deanna, were dinner guests Tuesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Revfll, daughter Dorothy and son, Law rence. Paul and Cole Fitzhugh were evening visitors. Dick Newman is home on hLs first furlough In three years. He is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Newman and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fraz or purchased a sedan last week In Klamath Falls. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Horslcv on their baby daughter, born September 2, at Medford. Clyde is over seas. Mrs. Lyman Fitzhugh and daughter Elna Mae, left October 2 for Logan, Kas., to visit rela tives and friends. Thcv will also visit her brother at Denver, Colo. Harold Frazier is' home on a 30-day furlough from many months in the South Pacific. He is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazier, He will be at the Marine Barracks in Klam ath Falls for several months, fol lowing his furlough. He has been ill with malaria. Mr. and Mrs. Tex Evlatt took her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bunn, to Ashland on Saturday. Bunns have been visiting the past week in Langell valley and Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House en joyed dinner Monday evening with Mr.' and Mrs. Jim Jackson. Mrs. Malcolm Teare sncnt a recent weekend in Klamath Falls with her daughters. Mrs. Clifford Jackson and Mildred Teare. Mrs. Earl Kent of Olvmnln. Wash., is visiting Mrs. Bill Bur nett and family. Sunday visi tors at the Burnett home were Mr. .and Mrs. Lester Pinelli of Midland. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Johnson visited at Klamath Falls on Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. rrank Dearborn.- Cora Leavitt vis ted Mondnv afternoon with Bettie Stewart. Poe Valley i Lost frnliw """"A 'M f ,.', No. tlU. lilr.i.llv. I' '"" mil, cm asm iii 1 HKWlNr'MA(;illNr SKHVIl-r. oil " iirN-riKTUVApMl"lnfMU flt '", 8KWI Nti M Al 'MINK I'AHTM ."I Khnila Wnv ". . .. , ' I ra. n, loll Oll'l.. in. Alliii'llv. "') i-nulllili. Api'll- ll" IN,rtm m- ' MAlil.H WANTKI1 Amlwr lloll. (or wAN-rr.n w,.iui ...... ..r 9 antnl call tuna Ditylou nllpr ft::ll) I'. ' WANTKU Ml'l. n. ...v, rirtriL'Ki' Is combining somu grain tor Vic Uruwn ami Glen Kester tins ween. Emll Wells and Hill Tucker are having their potatoes dug und hauled to market this week. Mr. unci Mrs. Donald Huberts und daughter, Joyce, were shop pers in Klamath Falls one day this week. They brought out somo furniture. Ben Nork of Langell vulley was a caller here Friday. He was on his way to linger with a load of alslkc seed. Mr, unci Mrs. Einll Wells and small daughter weru visitors at the Glen Kester home Sunday. Clarence Webber Is getting his winter wood this week. Marlon Bnrnes ond Ihc Llskcy brothers brought out their fire fighting equipment and men to help put out the fire which started to burn in the brush here Thursday night. Paulino Roberts took care ot Mrs. Martin's baby when her sister's home burned down. Mis. Martin is the former May Bene dict. Ernest Hcnnlng was a caller at the Glen Kester home Satur day evening. Mr. Kinney Is helping Buck Rodgcrs combine grain. Russel Moore was a caller at the Joo Benedict homo Saturday. A grange meciing was nein i,u, k., mi. ni cue community nun wcnui's- ciay night with quite a tew at tending. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nork and son. Benny, and Mrs. Ken Douk and daughter, Lucille, were visitors hero last week. New Today 10-11 Mnillir'n MUM rciillll" H 1 1 1 illlMI III' ll'O" " ,,l,.,nc hoolli l "'"" "". rail Bill "I ' l.lt-ll rail in. in nil tlllllPWIrH I ! time niw nr lU-ll Apply winenia "1l(')t,J,l WANTrll - Woman ' M hull"" krcplim ami picpaii- '""'" -3 or Iron I" allmliuon, lall M" lir.i LEGAL NOTICES NOTIC'IC TO t'RKIHTOR! IN T1IK CIHCIMT COliHT OT T1IK KTATK or OllEUON FOK KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER Or THE STATE OF I.EE ADKINS. Decried, (alio known Leo Jvnki Atlklna). Notice U hereby given thai th untlcr lancd hoi been appointed Admlnii trator of tho Katate of Lee Aclkhu, coaicd, and all persona havlnit clahiu aitalnat the aald estate ore hereby noil fled to preaent lame to the unctrralKcied at the office of Krcd D. Flelrher. hulte la. Melhaao Bldit., Klamath Talla. Ore Hon, within tlx monlha from date here- "'bated thli llih day of So d lent be r. ir--. O. II. OSBOHN. AdmlnUtrator. S. tl-18-8.1: O. 2 l No. n By V. T. Hamlin vM7 RIGHT, YOUR A m vftf--7tr) '?:.M j 11 M,!Mzii C?!rr- 1 CERTAINLY BUT THIS CARELESS NESS HAS GOT TO STOP TW IDEA, LET7W A BIG CAT LOOSE 'u wwv i ft noubef uao&uivwmt, 50WEB0DVS "f-i i ucr hurt.' THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF "" riLCO BECAUSE OF "Bll-ITY io TMKE CA.KE ferit X?.u STILL. ) FOR SURE.' WELL. GREETIN0S CHIEF ID I Wi ncj, tncct- Hrt ere uro i siis. in s iloe a loom ( TX' """wyn ,JniLtJL UO EARLY AT YOUR TVVrtwv-WINVE&TI6ATION rMORN NK PRSONERS' m- n vrw . BHk. Jt ...SO KIN6 SOLOMONS SECRET A&ENT RETURNS IO THE RIDDLE Or OUR HEROa IDENTITY tita iutlL' Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray "CLeWER?" TVID.T SMUC5 OLb MYPOCPJTE "clever", to work t defenseless CHILD AS IF SUE WERE SLAVE? &rmuBmatt-i-?xjffigm I TCH! TCH! AFTER ALL, I W IF EVERYONE IN TOWN "OSg I SHE IS VERY INFLUENTIAL, i I I KNOWS LIOW MRS BLEATING MART 1 I AND A CLEVER WOMAN- 1 I I TREATS POOR LITTLE ANNIE, 1 fea Jj I WHT DO IWbT o BIND 1-QR.ITf B FiSI II TK"?5? 4 & ft IS NT TMEReT I FEAR NONE A LAW I THAT COULD BE ftGAINST I BROUGHT ID BEAR SUCU AN I OU HER - Dairy Mr. and Mrs. John Jnnes re turned home Thursdny, Septem ber 21 from The Dalles, Ore., where they visited their daugh ter ana family, Mr. and Mrs. James Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCum- cer recently sold their ranch west of Dairy to V. E. Grlsc. McCumbcrs plan on moving to Klamath Falls in the near fu ture. Mr. and Mrs. McGill and chil dren arc mnkinff their home with Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Jones for a wnnc. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. McGill are sisters. Mrs. Billy Bell is expected nomc mis weeK irom Yakima, Wash., where she has been visit ing Bell's daughter, Mrs. Ray Baker and family. The Bakers arc me parents of a second son recently born. He has been named Billy. Mrs. Mario Fraley of Klamath Falls spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rueck. Friends will be glad to learn that Mike Is fcelinn bettor ncnln. Mrs. Fraley Is visiting in the iiomc oi unve f raley and Edith innicncr tnis week. Raymond Kolb left Mnnrlnv evening for San Franoisco, where ne emerca 1110 aianford hospital September 27. He underwent a major operation on his arm and hand Thursday. September 28. Specialist Sterling Bunnell per formed the work. Raymond is the SOn nt Ml-, nnrl Mr, Mnri... Kolb of East Dairy. Emil Flackus of Dunsmulr spent Sunday, September 17 visiting in the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Arant of Dairy, and other h-imuvch ana oia-umc friends. Dairy friends nvlnnH f i, ,i -sympathy to Mrs. Sadie Michael and family in their re cent, bereavement. family intend to move. PUT TO GOOD USE EllOUL'h Ilvrnrlnn n u. coll mechanism of a five-inch anti-aircraft gun can bo pro- cooCkingfrf7L,.7 PUndS WaStc II ft'l a "frnn .-to. ... wtiae tor used on In the eUumitL diitrlrt court of the United State. if r the district of Orciion. United America, Plaintiff, vi. Clarence C. Hard and Merle I. Hard, hu-hand and wile. Elijah W. HoherU If Hylnf. and Jane Doe Rolwrta. hU wife. If married. ZU v nTtin nrt Jnhn Roe Robin, her nu band. If mr.rr.ed: Kinpky R bach, a ln e man: Mary O. t.lnla l. rildnw; Klamath County, a m"P corporation and political aubdlvUlon ol the Stale of Oreon: the hc A nt law and dcvlieei of N"'a D. Glnnbach. deceaed. and of Elijah W nrii riPKiMd. If dead, and alio, all other pertom or partlei unknown claim ini or who may claim any right. Illle. lien or interest In and to the real pro perty deacrlbcd In the Complaint here m. Defendant. To: Elliah W. Roberli. If living, and Jane Doe Roberta. hl wife. It married: Zel E. Hobln and John Roe Robin, her hinbnnd. If married; KtnaMcy Ray Glntbach, a single man; Mary O. Glntbach, a widow; The un known helra at law. dcvlaeea and l..i-. Af KIlfKnUa 11 Clnltiach. HC- ceaied. and of Elijah W. Konerta. de- ceaed. ir neaa. ana aio uhki inna or partle unknown claiming, or who may claim any right, title. Urn or lnterct in and to the real properly deicribed in the Complaint in Con demnation herein: In the name of the United Stalei of America: You and each of you are hereby required to appear and anawer the Complaint In Con demnation filed agalnit you In the above entitled action within four weeki from the date of the flrat publication of thli summon, and If you fail ao to appear and aniiwer. the plaintiff for want Ihere of will apply to Iht Court for the re lief prayed for In IU complaint in rnnrfem nation filed herein, lo-wll: That the Court lake Jurisdiction of this mine and make and have entered herein all such orders. Judgments and decrees as may be necessary 10 aeierminc inr ownership of the hereinafter described lands and fix the value of the same and the amount of compensation to he paid by the plaintiff to whosoever may he adjudged to be the owner or owners thereof, and to make and have entered herein such further orders, Judgmrnu and decrees as may be necessary to vet the title to the hereinafter described lands In the United Slates of Amerlra. said lands being situate In Klamath county, uregon. ana more particularly described as follows: Parcel No, i: SW.4NW4, Section IS, Township r.fl South. Range 0 Kast, W.M., Parcel No. S: NEV,SW4. WSE'i. Section t.V Town ship .18 South. Ranae ft East. W.M. sub ject, however, to existing easements for public utilities and to the riglils or trie public In use the boundary roads of the area, and to make lust distribution of the estimated and final award among those entitled thereto as expeditiously as possible. This summons Is served upon you pursuant to order of the Hon orable Claude McCnlloch. Judge of the above entitled Court, made and entered herein on the 2flth day of Sen I ember, 1044, by publication thereof for four successive weeks In the Herald and News, a newspaper of general circula tion published In the County of Klam ath, State of Oregon, first publication hereof being made on the ftth day of October, 1D44. Bernard If. Ramsey, Special Assistant to The Attorney Gen eral and Ernest Falk. Special Attorney. Department of Justice. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 323 Cornell Building, Portland 4, Oregon. O. 0-I6-23-30; N. 8-No. 1117. WANTKI t'ainp drag saw man culllii a brush bilinntm Sawmill: Wot-h er. laborer. Plan ing mill: Tilmtuerman. dry lumnee gwmo, Vrttd larmier rarlury; car loader. 2 laborer. Permanent '', 4ti hours, ini per week, lime and nil over 40. Illg Lakes HuX Co. 10-11 roiTltKNT Single room. llgM u,''c' keeping. 1404 Klamalh Ave. 10 KoTmiKNT Small hirnUheif apartmenl. sitllnhle for coiiole only. Call ;i4.l or imiulio 7.W Main. I0" FOR KALE Irrigated farm. HIT aerns Some terms. ;S miles soulhwnsl of Henley, J. C. H)r, lit 1, Hoa fMW 4 Qpntrnl Notlcea OPEN FOR UUilNE! Photo and Cill 51,0, 111 Main m. 1 QUICK IMIDTOH Ntainii , i . Kiriiinii rvp i-i.-tt, , ;'.:' T BONE CAFE Under New IMiiiinKi-rni. Come In unit ,.,, u, Coiutcons und I'minpt si Jt'STBNK IIHIIKiKit Miiiiiigcr OI'KN KCIIl lllihlNrsi" IMII1IO A Nl (III - si'in. UIIII'K I'llOIOH I'll in,,., All IMano. anil Hlil,,. , u 711 Main Nl. ' I Wll.l. NOT UK UtMlM;,-',!!,," lull, dial am mil niliir ' , IIhk m.l '-,..n Portonm, QUICK IMIO'I'OS Stamp or ltrkrt Hlra . I'l Ktclilnu Type Plcturci Of All Duals and Planet U. War II VN' Photo and Gift Shop Til Main Hi, Phueuia. about lilh. p. o g", 10 FOR SALE 40 acres and 4-room house. HI miles south nf Klamalh rails. ele trifiiv water nrrurt syileni. small tn. -tiickrn lining, elf. near high u-nv and ehool lull line. llH.Vt,- aAtft don. balanre like rcnl. Inquire at Wordrn Klnre. u l1 FOR SALE 'J-bedroom modern home flrrplarr. g'ts heat, parity furnlihed, vencUrtn blind, hardwood floors. du hie garaiie. patio porch. loid loca ii.iii ulvhi i. fliiwn. caih. '12H liar row. Phone T4fl. 3loif FOR SALE 2-lKfdroom modern hotne. bnemenl. gnrnge. Close to high school lu;tll Alameda. H-14 rOll SALE Ii:io or 1017 truck or pickup r.ti.t,.r like new. S JU 00. 40.12 HhaaU Way. u0 FOR SALE lltl International lumber irtiek. A t roiidillon. new llmwniiie new motor Ealun, all new lire, new naiut lrttnard Wblllaker. II. H llux 210. Ashland. Ore. 10-10 want TO lilt V '3d or 'Xt rord. Pay cah. Phone ;iatW afler T. 10 9 FOR SALE Camera, new rondlllon: fH.k slove. small electric motor, Comna lpewrlter, dinella table. B01 Martin 100 FOR SALE 400 used potato and grain sack. While A u to Court, Pelican Junction. 1" t rOH SALE I'agenl long wheel(ase 110 Waukanhau motor. 14 fl, platform. Mo tor overhauled. 000 M. Dili St. Phme 35M. 1010 THIS WEEK ONLY - All permanent rt.!W). creine oil tuachlneless n n and $10 00. cold uave SIOCM), flttW and -in.t). Iirrlta lleautv Shop, Slew, art Addition Phone 470. 10-14 KOII SALE Wlnchetter Model 4, 50 (Ml, some shell. 75.oo, am 8ha la Way. 10 9 CLASSIFIED RATES 0nJ a per word 4c a flay run - ...per word Re ..per word lie w.per word Lie w.per word 14c ..per word Lip ....oer word 4flr 3 day run ,,, 4 day run ,, 8 day run - . ,,, Week run ,.-.i.n Month run 20 Discount for Payment In Advance a- uncouni tor payment by imh Ada rerelved by 1:00 p. m. will appear tarn afternoon In "New Today column Ads go Into regular clnssiflcntlnn afler Ihe first day. Ads may he cancelled or calling .1124 br 10:00 a. m. Ration Calendar ' War Prlca and Rationing Hoard. 4m Main street. Office hours daily. 0:50 a. .m. lo :30 p, m.: Saturday, 0:.'io a. m. to 2 p. m. Phone 8101 tot all Informa tion. All applications must be MAILED In to the War Price and Rationing Hoard nl 4.10 Main street, and NOT presented In person SUGAR-nalfon hook 4-Rugar stamps 30 through .1.1 valid Indefinitely, fl pounds each. Sugar stamp 40 valid through Feb. 2fl. 1D43 for fl pounds home can ning only,' For more canning sugar, np- Ply local bonrd using spare stamp 37, ROCESSF.D FOODS ' flLUE STAMPS-rallon hook 4 -All through zn and A8 through R8 valid MEAT, niJTTKit, CHF.ESR REDSJ'AMPS Tu h"Ok 4-Afl through Z8 and A8 through KB good In definitely. Spare stamp 2.1 good for 10 points lamb through October 21. OOUNR"A" la expires December 21. Each Coupon worlh 4 gallons. Cou pons nol valid unless endorsed, "ft" or c coupons may be renewed within, but not before 10 days from dale on cover of book, FUEL piL-Perlod 4-8 coupons and Augii?.i mil C0Up0ni v""d tlirouh ' HTOVES-mallonlnf of coal, wood alovra ends October Lit. Apply local board for purchase rerltflcatcs. ' V.'J . 5-,Fook 3-Alrplane stamps 1-2 valid Indefinitely. New stamp valid No-ve,mlJlrI,-Loo"e ftmps Invalid, WOOD, COAL, SAWDUST - Delivery by priorities based on written state ments of needs, PRICE coNTnnrn.i.. i copJ.1ini t0 Prlc c,-"- t local board RENT CONTROf,Petltloni received in all area rent nffpa uhh. i. ,i circumstances" amendment. SEWING MACHINE PARTS and sup plies. Alt make. Phono 0171, Xll Shasta Way. iO-Jlto FOR SALE One pair men's Ire skates, one pair roller skates. Ph. Atuo. 1010 roil HALE Victorian sofa and Currier anfl Ives prints.. Call 7013. 10-11 CJirTS FOR THAT SERVICEMAN, real leather hnndimidn and tooleil bill folds. 4 M and JWV00. Prewill's Trad Ing Poll, 2244 So. 0th. 0en Mil ft p. m. 10-11 ron SALE -1 I0W DS .V) Ini. log trurk and trailer. Truck has 7u motor and rear end, 10.(X) lire, good, some yre tires, lots of extras, (;od vlnier Job. J. W. Crnsilen, Ewauna Camp, Spra gue River. 10-14 FOR SALE ao.tfl finvage rifle and 411 shells. W. H. Ellli, I7.VI Etna. 1011 FOR SALE . Walnut dinette set, lal, walnut dining set, 140; living room rug, 0x12. American Oriental, Hl. rose nveratuffed ebnir. .); walnut davenport table, in.(0; led. rryslal slrmwarr, roasler and dresser, lamps Phone 0212. lo.u WANTED TO RENT .rurnlslied apart ment or small house by civilian cou ple. Phone .1423, After 4 p. m. call 3805. y io.IO WANTED fl nr fl-room house by Nov. 11. Pay 0 mns, rent In ndvanre. fleo. II. Allen. Ilox 4.1. Lafayetle, Ore. 10-1 1 FOR SALE HY OWNER 4-room modern house wllh buili-in fruit room. Large romhinullon shop and garage, also rhlrken house. On corner hnlf acre. Large Inwn, trees, garden with Iter rles. Some wood. 121130. 91000 down Terms. aiMS Frelda Ave. 0-I4 FOR SALE -10-acre farm with modern house and nulbulhtlng. Some stork I hny.' P"rllv furnlsheii. V4300 cash. Write care, of Herald and News Box 2005, jq-U WANTED 4 lo A rooms of good furni ture. Must be reasonable. Phone 0, 10-14 FOR BALE Nlre heifer, in month old. HZlL.n1 fJ 11 c rn,e'' I'bone 4027 nr 2748 Wlard SI, in-IO Services fc-fc- -l-l-WWiUa, Klamath Ref rigcrot SERVICE Anniiniui'j Tin- OppnliiK nl n n,4 n n cl WnshliiK Machir Repair Dept. Operated by Mr. Cox Fornirrly of Merit Vih Miiohlno Scivlio Phono 70UU .1:12 Co Refrigeration Service . KELVINATOR Knclory Authorlzvd Strii Household and Commerciol rhono (1(117 ORECON EQUIPMENT C 127 So. Oth SI, : CRATING STORACi Lurnl mid Lone OUIactt HAULING Klomalh Foils TRANSFER and STORA; AkoiiIs (or United Van La 101 Klaninth I'honti II HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE Clcclrle nam anrf W.t.r KM Rapalr anil Hvrvlct Clark Rawlingj rnrmarly Willi Cope. IU. BM Paclflo Tarrara Pftial lirMBTITCHINO AN AI.TtllAI Nrodlecratl Shop, U.U UiUV 1 41P0. f AVON IMIOOUC-rS . Mia. Pl ' Phona 0H. Refrigeration Washing Machines Electric Ranges Vacuum Cleaner Repair PROMPT SERVICE Klamath Ref rigerof Service Phono 7038 432 K1 SKPTIC TANKS Cleanoit and lM Phona 7nU. nurrh. nat oak. rnuna w -j HAiH.mn TniiNKs and nAOC'l Call 4M. Pat'a Can Mrvira WANTED Window wailiHU. fl" SKIN PAINT1NO - nohl. . w Phona B0II7. 17011 Plana . Moetlnq Notlco, Wy Klfhnnln ralla Aerla No snim Roiulai mealing avary rrl day nlKhl. II n m. ri).t hall, oih and Walnut. VUlllm innmhrra cordlallv Invited. II Klamalh I.oda No. 77, A. r A A. M. Hlalad com munication Monday, Oct, 0. ft p. m. All hreltyron In vllod to allanil. ALVA OI.UIIAM, , Wonlllprul Mailar. 100 Loit and Found LOST-Strand ot pnarla, riiona Hill 10-10 LOST-Lcalliar kry holder wllh n or 10 iieiurn io l.oiinty Court; ne- ward. ion L.H. V I-"l'' Hamilton wrlat walch, fold hand, n vicinity 7lh and Pine. Mra, A, Kclloy, Alpha Apia. Reward. 10-10 FALLS ELECTRIC , AND GENERAL REPAIRING J.llht Planla. Generator. Eleclrla flT.",W0A""1 n.palreil. r,.ir.rfn""" .vr'"li!d and n- Plant and natlarlee. 633 St Francis St. Ph. 6263 . . lo-7m MAKIC YOtm DATB In ""'""I paiiarhanaara at J. J. i"1'". J Son Paint Sloro. IM "",3 Phona .1.134. nr.nin nn in,.- .m rjnr.HHMAKlNrl llultmi ana fl a 11.11... ,,n nt rlolhln. Mra. II. M AlltnJ Main. Room 3111 Ph, 7JIU. Wlt.I. DO PLAIN SKWINfl ana' in my noma :no aiai un n1 ALTERATIONS. Coala. aulla njfl made to order. Mra. w'-,j Lowall. Phono ORNKIIAl. nKPAIRINO - Trf Jl nndenhamar Saw Flllnf, 391 1 HI. TlirODOHK DICKSON. HP Furniture Shop. uphcillln,v,J Ina. r..rinlahltia. anrhlKft reronJ Phone 4.117. ami Hliala War. llOIISr PA1NTKIIS -11 I", t houae. Phone 3.U2, aik la' ''I 12 rj...tlnnill Open For Business I PHOTO AND GIFT Sfl Ouick Phnfns. StamD Of 14 Sizo Up 711 Main St. in u..lih C0NVALESCEN1 HOME 153 Gronllo St Ashlnnd, Oregon . tii 7nnl Gradunto Nurso In.Q'I ' 34011