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PACE EICHT Birthdays FORT KLAMATH Mrs. William C. Hacklcr und Mrs. . L. MacQuistou were hostesses it the home of Mrs. Hacklcr on Saturday evening, when they iiitertained a group of frienos in honor o f their husband s oirthday anniversaries. Pinochle was played during the evening, and the rooms ot the Hacklcr home were beau tifully decorated with vases of tall flowers. Refreshments were lerved later by the two host esses, and a large birthday cake was cut and served. Enjoving the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Gay wood of Klamath Agency, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Steiger of Chiloquin, Mr. and Mrs. R. Rakestraw and daughter, Peggy, and Mr. Rob ert Chilcote. all of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sisc more, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Page, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Castcl Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helms, Joan Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. MacQuiston, and Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hacklcr, all of Fort Klamath. 5 Friends and relatives of Carl Ongman gathered at his parents' home. 2245 Radcliffe. on Satur day, November 25. to observe his twenty-first birthday with a potluck dinner, served at 6:30 Red Ryder Wash Tubbs TTTTTTT'. .- ..... Mtyj THERE'S HIS LIGHT SKSNAL Freckles and His Friends You'll havf in rv s: something about Freckles, mb. iailsom HES DISTURBIWS TWE WHOLE CLASS Boors and Her Buddies Alley Oop Little Orphan Annie WHAT'S V) .li V?riE 1ET.oOVivS: WHET? 1 WHAT AKE (flK$fcl f 7" W (WE AJN'T OWN') fSuete -S ri x stl ?ut i found these two I iouk. , YwSSs SN. names .' 1 fi l - .WIY C 5EVIC IC- T. .. tC. U. WELL, HOW COULD I KNOW S S21t&.l fCMOM INTO TW PALACE.' -C . . 7y UPVf "ti'h " y " i VDU WERE GONMA POLPOP?) WELL.T-EB Wf W6.LL HAVE A PARrV-- J f.o" My ffJtS f SUgE IW &LAP WHATCHA BEEM LMN'OtJ, J CATSAKE, ! M EATS POR. Lf?oO PUCIC A6EWHArsV2Si ( ou'CE &lap i'm back hay?? git up, "H. imme V IS EVERYBODY' ) V happImep HOME! BUT, MV&OSH, ) YOU RUBBER.- YOU TOO, A TIME-W V VmmuV L TO IT?. PWA HAPTA KMOOC LES&EO LOUT.' OOP, YOU hyr-r t -(JUMMYA lu t"ti: ALL T' PIECES ?-- KN JO " l i "J, W HE SURE MftTES MElVlN, SHUCKS WE CANY BE ( IF I EVER MEET MELVIM, W GEE1. I NEVER U FOR SOME REftSON- J TVtOT Bftt)! BUT FOLKS V I'M COIN' TO BE AFFERENT- I SftWOLDSPUb EVERBOISY SEEMS TO f GET tSOVTM ON SOMEONE L I'M GOIN'TO BE , GET Mftb BEFORE! .i i HWE THAT Klb- f SOME TIMES, FOR NO I 1 NICE TO TH' Klbi f -v 6 o'clock. Those attending were Rev. and Mrs. Topness, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Josephson, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Solie. Mr. and Mrs. Sveu Toveen, Mrs. Cass Mur dock, Mis. R. Toycon and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hoff, Mrs. A. Vaagcn. Mrs. C. A. Ongman and Jerrv, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ong manl and Marjorie Ongman. Birthday cake was served at the close of dinner. Merrill Rebekan MERRILL Georgia Moore will serve the Merrill Rebekah lodge as noble grand for the coming year, succeeding Lena Buck. Serving with Mrs. Moore will be the new corps of offic ers elected at the last meeting including Mrs. Geraldyne Cox, vice grand; Mrs. Mary Pope, recording secretary; Mrs. Thclma Stukel, treasurer; Mrs. Ann Fruits, financial secretary. Mrs. Dovie Rceder, J. W. Reeder. Mrs. Helen Carleton, Mrs. Sarah Warner and Mrs. Bessie Aubrey, were the com mittee in charge of the Thanks giving program. Members with birthdays in October entertain ed during refreshment time for those with birthdays in Novem ber. Remember our home night" is scheduled for the meeting on December 4, with Mrs. Leona Bcasley as chairman. Three new members will be initiated. Y tu&t'a a.PTA.IU MM) BS' rp f y - ( "s5?v.WJ I mm L. A WHAT'S HE- SITS NOT WHAfHES DOING- Jfflf WiW U?TfA'' DOIM&.AtBS I ITS WE WAY HES DRESSED' 5vS, ' ' & mm ' ns a r . r4 ir-niia vRSsVH;.y a y jf -&. Honored LANG ELL VALLEY Mrs. Harry Frazier entertained at her home on Wednesday, November 29. in honor of the birthday of her mother, Mrs. Mary Smith. Five hundred was played during the afternoon with Mrs. Malcolm Tea re winning the first prite and Mrs. Mary Dearborn the low. MrV. Oia Johnson was awarded the traveling prize. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the after noon, and a beautifully decor ated birthday cake centered the table. Those rninvini! the affair in- ! eluded the guest of honor, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Mary i.emy, airs. Florence Botkins, Mrs. Mary Dearborn, Mrs. Claude Murray, Mrs. Ora Johnson. Mrs. Paul Monroe, Mrs. Malcolm Teare, Mrs. Lester Leavitt, Marilyn Mason, and the hostess, Mrs. Harry Frazier. S TULELAKE Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ryekman had as their holi day guests, two daughters, Mrs. Bettv Jean Prenger and baby daughter. Beth, of La Julia. Calif., and Carolyn Ryekman, who is attending Chieo State Teachers college. Richard Dills, schoolmate of Mrs. Prenger s . during her residence in Wapalo. Wash., and Raymond Rookey j were also Thanksgiving dinner Tlf UEOg COM! THE V NO.CAPTAIM.TMEaSl f . ciOODBV, "V SEE WU 1 1 BflAT. SURE yeu IS PLEMTV FOR U5 I Tftlf ioil S.V f iii;pflUTnAwrTODOHE8ElWTIL ' V HAS) I 5ER6EAHTI 'r uo HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON guests. The young men are at the Murine Barracks in Klum ath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Dieter, weekend guests of Captain and Mrs. Walter Bryant of Medford, were entertained while there at a dinner dance given Saturday night by Colonel and Mrs. Young. The army men are sta tioned t Camp White. Captain and Mrs. Bryant made their home here for several mouths. Wed in Ritei MAL1N Joanne Kampiug, daughter of Mrs. Ella Kaniping ot Klamath Falls, became the bride of Corporal Jess K. Ful ler. US army at an informal ceremony on Monday evening, November 27, The wedding was performed at the church of Latter Day Saints In the presence of the groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Kamping, and Lola Kaniping, sister of tho bride. For her wedding, Mrs. Kanip ing chose a soldier blue ensem ble with light blue accessories, id wore a corsage of red rose buds. Both of the young people arc former residents of Malin. Mrs. Fuller, at present, is employed at Penny's, and is planning to make her home with her moth er for the duration. By Fred Harmon By Leslie Turner By Blesser r ME.MR.M4&OOS6V. THE CURE WAS WORSE I HAN IHc AILMENT,' By Martin By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray A Shower Given MALIN Almost eighty rela tives and friends gathered in the Bohemian hall on the eve ning of November 20 to honor Mrs. George Hint with a mis cellaneous shower. A host of lovclv gifts were presented to Mrs. IUiu. and hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. Einil I'elrasek, Mrs. Char les Spolek. Mrs. Hay Van Meter, Mrs. Henry Vacnilz, and Bar bara Nyhiirt. Mrs. Hini is the former Helen Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Smith. S $ Mrs. Hubert Liustin has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. lius tin and other friends In Klam ath Falls. She has now relumed to her home in LaUrande, The Art Needle Work club will meet Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the home of Mrs. George H. Hum, 439 Pine street, December U, Dairy Carl Prough, U. S. navy, ar rived here Saturday night, No vember HI, from Jacksonville, Fla., to spend his leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. llurhui Plough and other relatives of this vicinity. Albert tlurgdorf returned home Sunday evening, Novem ber 19 from Grants Pass, where he visited with his brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles liurgdorf. Mr. and Mrs. E. li. Schmoc and Mrs. Jill Adams and sou Milton, of Klamath Falls, spent the past few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb. Thelan Grise, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Grise of Dairy, re turned home Monday from Hill side hospital where he has re ceived treatment for burns on his left leg. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb en tertained with a Thanksgiving dinner at their home on Thurs day. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Schmoc, Mrs. Jill Adams and children. Milton mid Sharon of Klamath Falls. Albert Burgdorf, Eldon Fred Schmoc, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Schmoc and daughters, Virgle Lee and Lou ise, and Mrs. Belle Brown and Richard. Mrs. Marie Fraley of Klam ath Falls spent Thanksgiving Day with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Olive Fraley mid her moth er, Mrs. Edith Thatcher. Friends will be glad to learn that Orrin Hankins, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hankins is re covering very satisfactorily from an emergency appendicitis op eration performed in Hillside hospital Sunday night, Novem ber 26. Deepest sympathy Is extend ed to Mrs. Emma Rueck and family in tho loss of their hus band and father. Mike Rueck. by this community. Mr. and Mrs. E. 13. Schmou returned to their home In Klam ath Falls Sunday, November 20, after spending tho past week visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity. Friends extend their deepest sympathy to "Grandma Guss" who received a (government tele gram stating that her grandson. Haxold, who had been first re ported missing in action over Holland, was killed. Mrs. William Adams of Klam ath Falls left Thursday evening for Ft. Lewis, Wash., where she will visit her husband, Pvt. Wil liam Adams over the weekend. Mrs. Emma Rueck returned to Klabcr, Wash., with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Rollan Meyers for an ex tended visit. Keno Mrs: Clinton Morrow visited at the home of her Darcnts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snowgoosc, several days recently. Mrs. Morrow's home is at Anderson, near Redding, California. Mrs. Frank L. Strobcrg re turned from an extended visit In Texas last Saturday. Mrs. Stro bcrg went cast because of the serious illness of an uncle. Mary McKccn is visiting friends In California at Alameda, also at San Diego. James (Jimmie) Ramsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ram sey, was recently home on fur lough. Ramsey is in the navy. He has recently been transferred from California, to Brooklyn, New York. At the end of his furlough, he left for his new station. If you want to sell it phone The Herald and News "want ads." 3124. Women of Moose Barn Dance Sat., Dec. 2, 9:30 Wear . Aprons and Overalls Awardi for beat coitumei and loudeit socks Refreshments Mambers and Guails Only RADIO REPAIR By Expert Technician GOOD STOCK OF AVAILABLE TUBES-BATTERIES-AERIALS For All Makes oi Radios ZEM AIM'S Quick, Guaranteed Service 116 N. 9rh Phone 7522 Acroit From Montgomery Ward on North 9th LESTER JOHPJSON PORTLAND, Dec. 2 M'l T. Lester Johnson, Sherman county, Is new president of the State District Attorney associ ation; and Paul Kerney, Clat sop county, president of the Stato Sheriffs' association, The two groups ended their nmiual conventions hero yester day with election of officers and adoption of resolutions. The sheriffs named Ituheit Goad, Umatilla county, vice president, and Allen Birch, 111 iamook county, secretary. Gar net Green. Clatsop county, was elected vice president of the district attorneys; and Robert Kreason, I'olk county, secretary-treasurer. The district attorneys urged stricter legislation against minors purchasu of alcohol. Oilier resolutions asked exten sion ol justice courts' Jurisdic tion to cases culling tor a mini mum six months' sentence or $51)0 fine; requiring Justice of the peace to sit as committing magistrate in criminal actions, when reouesled by the district attorney, and giving Justice courts concurrent Jurisdiction over game codo violations." Coroner Reopens Query Into Death SEATTLE, Dec. 2 (VI Cor oner C. L. Ted Harris an nounced hist night he was re opening investigation Into the death of Bertha Andrea Nelson, 24-ycar-old Washington Athletic club bookkeeper. The death earlier had' been listed officially as a suicide by arsenic poisoning. Harris and Ciitef of County Detectives Wesley M. Miller declared a check of the girl s movements showed Unit the night before she was stricken on November 21, she received a call lium a mini. Roommates said she took two glasses with her when she went to meet him. Courrhouso Records Mrrlag HEEt) KtTClUN. j m t Uh iun rtecii, ilU, U. a. tuivy, native of Onsuii, ream cm of KlAiiiAlh ralli, Orr, 'citm'i tirco Ktlchin, l. tlerH. tiAtivo or Ore foil. rrltiNil of KlnuiAth raili, Or. TOKANOLYNUM. AUumo I'airk'K Toana. 3). U. a. ii my, imliva vt Now York, resident of KlmnaUi rlU, Ore, l.llllart LouUo Lornum, 21, itcimitttmr, ntitlva of Urvifun, icalilcnl ot rviiiil.i full. Ore KHLAND.SON ZAMSKY. ttunloti O KrlnnilnHi, '.'J, elector at medicine, native of Mllltiunla, tottlrnt of KUiiiatn Kalh. Ore. Allelic Zm,ky, 3J, Mji'ieHHy. na il vo of MinncioU, rcilUcitl of Klamath tallil Ore. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, bee. lAI'-WAl Hag amine aou hardly cuoujfii lo make u market. Sfliaulu cattle 1000.' calve 300; coin parcel t'rUluy lat week: Sharpest Irtl tter and yearllnif break of BCttion; ttrU'liy choice ! and yoiiriliiK 30-7 a tent lower; itiiud lu nvoi a no -choice klnl lluu oow.i, com mon and medium grade unevenly 'Jii-M cenia of I, week's run? lop lU&u on tKiih icom ami jranlm. oui llu.o wanted late aiKive l.2:, sltaip kitier break weakened stinkers and feeders M cFiila nr metre: lauirnler hellers J.)- au rents lower: practical top 17.00; bulk ll,VS-l.ao; rows SIS cents or more unner lad last weok; lood neavy nuns sientiy. but all outers cents lower: vuniern and siatifhier calve steady at I5.0 and 9l:iuu down rexpecllveiy. Mam hie sneap luwt; luiai ,nw; com pared Krlday last week: slauihter tainhs and vearllnir ateady after loslni early advance: aitcd cwea steady lo 2a ccnli hiKhcr; feeding lambs steady; week milk roou and cni.'a native nnu ren western lamtu 107 lb. down H 50-73: lop I4.IA, lata sales H cull ami common llfht In in lis H7.0O-1 1 .Mi; UhhI and choice yearllnif wethers fall shorn peiis ia 30-1.I.UU. metiium ana kuiki mixed yearllnK ewes and wether Sli.-Vi-7.; bulk good and 'choice slatiHhter ewes U.00-.3, top 90.30. common end medium MOO -7 A: culls down to S4.M: shortfed lambs lacking finish to feeder miyers tin.io-33, medium ana goou icea era U.2JJ-ia PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 2 (AP WrAt Halable cattle for week XI00: calves Hill: market fairly active except slow o.i canner cows, generally steady to stroni with many beef cowg and good beef vance, calves strady; few loads good fed steers I4.75-UX1. few truck-Ins IH'i.v M, hulk common-medium Su.nu-i:t.Au; heifers W-Sb-lXOO; cutter helferi down to ifl.00: canner cutter cowx H W-ii ."Mi. shells down to M.imi and under; fat tlalr type In $11.10; heavy Holslelnt lo IID.UU: medium-good beef cowa ID. 00-11. ,10. load stock cows 97. U; medium-good bulls fl 23-lU.K); good-rholca vealers $13.00 1 4.00; grass calves $12.00 down, culls down to H !W), Salable hogs for week 34fl: closed strong to 1.1 cents higher after erratic swings early; late bulk and practical top SIMS for sorted 1(10-240 lbs.; early top $1120 wilti sales lain Tuesday down lo $14. JW; heavier weights nenallied 73 cents tnd more: light lights generally around $13 .10-14.00: good tows unchanged at 1 .100-25; good -chol re feeder pigs $12 00-Kl.OO, extreme early top I5.M. Salable sheep for weok 2.175; market active, steady to strong: good -choice wooled lamtii $12. .10-1. 1.00, common medium $1100-11.00: few thinner Iambi to feeder hovers $7.00-0.00; good year lings $0 .10-10.00; good ewes $.1.10-4. 00. WHEAT ClIICAnO. Dee. 2 IAPOrnln mar. kets were Irregular In quiet trading to day with December corn suffering sharp losses and the nearby rye rontract hold ing steady after an uncertain opening. wheat prices held to a narrow range with the deferred months showing minor losses most of the day. At the close wheat was He higher In ,r lower than yesterday finish, Decem ber $l.fWa. Corn was off 1 In 2'c. December gl.lo1'. Oats were unchanged lo lie lower, December OHic. Hye was 'c higher to 1c lower, December $1.0H-1i. Barley was off Vi to Sc, December $1,1.1'.. PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO IIOniMTAI.I.ATION Na Lou ot Tim r.rmananl RaiDllat DR. E. M. MARSHA CMreprielle Phrstelan tU Nm. Hk - Rsqnlre Theatre Bttft Thnne ISflH Market Quotations NKW YOMK. Dec. '4 4A1M- Huguia, plus elrcli'd mils and Industrials, con tinued lu display hulllih leHiihiMa lu to da) brief sitnk inni;.el aithuuuh nuiii pious irndcrs weie nololdy apathetic (oivnid iffi'ovcrv. While fiai-tlunal advances were plrult ful near the closu imill declines weti Virll dlslrlbutrd '1'uinuvei' of arouiul HHl,sthl httios Was our of the laiguai fur balmday In the past six months As lit the it evening session, tugur sloi'ks were Innoetl by wUhlttl tltlnk.oM ictttitding Ihe hkellhood lhal Wnhlngloit would eventually accede lo Ihe liUmi pi li e demands (if Cuba ami I'oitu Mien (or Itila Maple. Meglnleilng peaks tor WHi were Amer ican sugar, Noiilh I'oilu llico bun mi' Houlheiu l'acllic. U, . Mealty mid Aincilcan Telephone. Ahead most of the lima wete Mania K, llllnnt t'enlial Keais Itoebuik. V. H. Ittibber and Wlll Dveiland, Hustling slamlua Wus lacking for V. H Nleel, Chrysler, Anieilcan Can. lumolldalcil rtilUon and Johns Manvllle. Hallway botida alliacteil bids. L'oiu UiodiiicB were lulsed. I'loklng uuolatluni; American C an , rue. Am Car f My ;ui', Am Tel At Tel Inn Anaconda . ,.. Jit1 1'allf lacking , IT, tat Tim lor ... - 4ll't tomuionwealllt At HoU ,. .. Cut Its -Wi lghl Ceneral Kleelilu (Jeneial Molois .... (It Nor Hv ptd lllliiuU IVntial Iiil Hatvealer , Kenuecolt , Lockheed Utllg Mell "A" Montgomery Wsml Nah neiv i t's N Y Central Iii't Northern Pacific ... . . HI lae lias ' Kl ;H' Packard Motor - tl- Penna H It 31 HepubllC Hleel Hi'. Hlchfleld tll 0. Henra lloeliuek I""'. Houihem I'acitip ni Ml a loin id llrands .., J"' Huiuhlne Mining , . ll- Tran-America Cniim till Calif Ill's Itpion Parlllc ' If 8 Kteel ST, Warner Picture U'i Potatoes CHICAGO, Dec. (APi l'ulaloes. ar rivals a'. iraek 143, totsl V, H ship nifnl U-W. suptdlro rather light: for westcin slovk demand good, market fit ill at celling: lr Iwst titialtly noilii rrn ilork ilrmanil modeiate. mark"! firm: Idaho lUmel llutbanUs, U. 8 N I iiat-jaj. Nrhravka II 1 111 TiluutplM If H No. 1. $-1 .lU, daine Kaluhtlim. ('. H No. I. UM. Michigan (ireen Moun tains l. N. No 1. H Si. Minnesota and North Dakota llls Triumphs, rommar- lols. 91 s ou, k-oootpri, iMii.i.ni-.i, 2 IX If U s a 'trtuen" article vu nrt ad perils for a used one in the classified LEGAL NOTICES NUItl'K Or l-KIITION TO VACATE Al.l.liV Noll.'e U hrreby gtvpti lhal O.ei.iii. C'Klllutii'n A Klrn llllolf C.in.i.'. I'urixiratlun. will ' ''' nnii Klanmlll ll Ornn. In H cuii.ll clinmiwl. i .hp vi.T ..... ... nt li no 0.I00K I'. M.. nric.nlwt U. Iim iirc.anl l -tal.l cuM.iiluH ..Hi.ull im'II...i rylii tr llu vr.li.m ..I His ll ilncnlwil I""""-. l-wli. Tlml roilaln alley Iwcnly Cral Wi In Wlillll elrml. Houlliwl- rly Ihnmilll tll.ick Kuur Hi "I ll.il ll.lrr A.ltlltl'.n 1.1 It.a Clly tit Klam alli rail.. Urrtftm. Il.nn Cinnnarv'' l,rl to Scvanlll Blltal In "l ""' nilKClDN. CAI.It'OHNIA KAKTRIlN IIAII.WAY CUMI'ANY N.lll M.U J U10. N.XII Hstlon Calondur War I'rlre and Itatmnlug Hoard, 4W Main slicel. Office hmiis daily. 9.3d a m to 4;J0 p. in.. Haturday, U 30 a m. tu 3 p. in. I'lKiitt Blul fur all Informa tion. All applications must he MAH.KO In to the War Price and Italtnnlng Hoard at 43U Main street, and NOT presented In person HtJCJAH nation iot 4 Hugar ttaimts .10 thruugh :n valid Indefinitely. & (Miuiul each. Hugar slainp 40 valid through rob, 3M. 114.1 for ft pounds home can ning only. Mtamp Si valid Novembor 0 Indefinitely. i-itoc r.HSKD rooDtu , Am llt.UK STAMPS ration book 4 - An through Zfl imt AS through W5 valid Indefinitely. MR AT IIUTTKII. CIIKKMR- li:D NTAMI'S - lauon pras -through Zti and AO thruugh l3 good In definitely , , UAHOL1NE "A" IS expires Decgmber 31. Each coupon worth 4 gallons. Uou pons not valid unless endorsed. "IV or "C" coupons may he renewed within, but not before 15 daya from dale on cover of txwia FUBI. OllPerlod 4 S coupons and new iwrlod I counons valid through August 31. 1049. Not more than Vt ol season's rations should be used to date. BTOVKS Apply local board for pur chase certificates. HUOKS-lttmk 3 airplane ilampt 12 3 valid Indefinitely. imiIi-k iriNi mil liefer Innttlrlei and complaints to price clerk at local office WOOD. COAL, HAWDUNT Delivery by priorities based on written statement of needs , UIIOEH-Book 3-Alrplane ttamps 1-a valid Indefinitely, New stamp valid No vember I, Ionsa stamps Invalid. WOOD. COAL. RAWDUHT - Delivery by priorities based on written state ments of needs. IMtlCR CONTftOb-nefer Inquiries and complaints lo price clerk at local board. HfiNT CONTHOL Landlords pelllloiu for adlustmtnt now being accepted by rent control office CLASSIFIED RATES One day 3 da run 3 day run 4 day run A day run Weok run . ..per word 4o w.er word He per wuru i per word per word I4e ...per word 15c oer word 41a Month run at) Discount for Payment in Advance 3 Discount for Payment by loth Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will appear same afternoon In "New Today" column. Ads go into regular classification after ihe first day. Aits may be cancelted b? calling 3124 by 10:00 . m DISPLAY classified iads with Unef typei must be In the day before publlca tloa Now Today aVWaa roll nr.NT narhalor'a anarlmanl. ."li able t.ir nno man, Prlvala ihwr. :i" Cnminerrlal. ,2'a LOST-nilltnlrt wllh Navy Idenllflra linn. Kn.un W. It. Kr.hav. rimlfr lra rail 7CI.K1. '2 i rtlllNAITS, alnva.. clllmwya clran.l. repaired. Oil licalar .ervlc. PMnr niuo. 01011 MAKR niO MONFY aelllns larrr or.lrra illrart lo liulldlna oviwrj, In ilnalrlca, Inrniara: root ciullns, 'rl' cnnn, palnta and Iwpnly (a.l 'll"' .i-ii. ...... writ n. n. nntt .III', nnlln. T. 12-2 nn ntrtr'n n n. Mnla tfanlleman. Alan flaraaa. XHl Rlierleln. Ton NAl.E .I.ady a Impnrlad rnl li Iwrad winter rrial, rarrnon rollar, alr H, (nod cnndlllon. 3(l.00i hal.y'i woo llurd nna-plf.ro wlnlar anil, hat, ll"l hlna. I4.IKI. Phnnn no:i7. I- ' When In Medlord Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modarn Jo and Anns Earley Proprietors Neu -r . (an ,,'" "Urhlou s .11" , , "" WANT TU imTJ;; 1 -.lit. ,,,.,?"ii ihS .- -.".'""'" j SKI'lli: AN7(""r. i'h... jllgi" . - '. A I.I FNTKIi ,,,..77 i.nt in-,,-.- . .' mil sai.k"! -. i llriuii.,,, " i...i,.. ,-?.."' ,v " mai.k s-K. SI 1HNI wm I'hoiie aifti '' eileaii KI K( rmc hot w'Jiiir Am i:. i, i.iSS" i mi. .1 1'i.ni, " .....no ..,1,; M.'rlli lull. .,.., s: Hail rou HAi.r. 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