Herald and news., March 19, 1945, Image 6

SIX HERALD AND NEWS
Monday. March 19, 194
Our Boarding House
With Major Hoopla Out Our Way
Williami
(f NOTMlMG LlKe HfWlMS
THE OuNfLt: lOUt-H IM
OUR BACK. VM2.t.'--
BUT VOOULDNT IT BE
MORE FITTING IF-
Vm AtMI5 TUB
GOSHLLrX A SPARE,
TIRE TO PLAV
VOITH
f HOM TX5 X ANi6V0EK.)TWKT AIN'T
CVTEP OJ&ft AN 4V THIS
k Hi W. TILL v?1 PLACE IS
LliC LlFIn DCxTTLE; If UAUMTED
LIKE A RHUMB A ,r-7 WUH bWWb
ex I
By J. R.
1 FOR.DE VES, THAT'S V IF THEV KEEP fHOt WT' .
'r PAPOOSE 1:7 TH' SMALLEST GIVIrJ"THE IIMDIANS THAT
lA, DIS Ml WEGOT--I I SUCH SURPLUSES) STUFF.'
i? SUIT ? fc'J AWT RUNNIM' AS THAT. WE'LL CUE RMU ) ;
kl!J TH' GOVEEMEMT SOOM HAVE ANC?THEV 1
.S-.-rf -I JUST ISSUE 1 'EM FAID BACK ) FIT A
" VCX OUT WHAT A FER-TH' COW- J PAPOOSE"
iCJ)VTHEy SESIP r TIME NT WE TO CAINS )
'iCJ$? V rvE.' A V TOOK. FROM J AMP THEY J ;
IvGS'nQJ r-Jl I y'EM.' J- FIT A DOLL j
, BORM TH1RTV VEARS. TOO SOOM ",2,."'. J
Red Ryder
By Fred Harmon
RED EIDER IS KEEP MS -
appoi.wst wiw wM
toT KnOWISj IT TO fit ACE HV)U;
w 'r V
Wash Tubbs
By Leslie Turnor
'( AH, RAMON!
WHAT WEtL WE
VOl ALREADy
WE STARVE,
AMD NOW THEE5
MAN BUNS OVER
YOU WEcTH
HIS CAR
NATURALLY I WMfT TO HELP VJ OUT. HEBE S
V&tilt KB. FOOD AND MEOICAL ATTENTION-
MV LAWYER WIU. SETTLE WITH YOU LATER-
ATS.
7T
11
MONEY? NO! MV U 1 WON'T TRY
BROTHER AMP I DO NOT TO ABSUE NOW,
TAKE CHARITY.' I AM THAW A. BUT LATtK
FUL He EES ALIVE;
. BOWEORTWO'
llTI7
f OHiWELL.EEF YOU INSIST J I WEEL
I TAt ONLY CNUUOM TOR
Boots and Her Buddies
By Martin
COUSW j i-l UVCE. ft VtV2tVlKyH(c,a-S J W f TOLVOW AW VL- rS
v. , . v., . ' -
Freckles and His Friends
By Blosser
SKFO TO
SING ATA
FRATERNITY '
DANCE, LARD
WAS SCARED
STIFF. ASA
RESULT HIS
Trembung VOICE
SEEMED TO
AROUSE THE
MATERNAL IN
STINCT IN HIS
FEMININE LISTEN
ERS. AND NOW
WE FIND HIM
ENJOVING WEIR
CONCENTRATED
"MOTHERING..
How do sou like -me marble Tits SUPER,
CAKE I BAKED FOR. YOU IM HELEN .'
VOU PUT IN UP, H I I I HAD TROUBLE 1
X. ' Ay V. t. m. Bo. u. s. pat. otvW v I i-n J
Alley Oop
By V. T. Hamlin
T-NG -DECLAKED
KIU. US A -DOES.WEtVBAIJK!Y. Kur,
DINOSAUe. EAT.. . IP Mf? Al I cv nno iuict-
EHfV- 1 DONT- TH WITU TUP I PMIM1
'Pmtrr,VT...'... S "
VAV.WEV -DOESI GCAEBkJMCMT
fiy REOtasANIZATIOM.
C3UI ni3 llt-iMKkflAl.
PROGRAM HIT A
SMAG OM THE FOOD
OAJESTION
WIW.'
TV "i M -
SHi.y?K:I.ECTS BACKT'BEIM'TH' OOOLAS TXJIW' aO3' -TTtICJ
( T.BASA .1-1 ROUGHEST, TOUGHEST 1 I VTNIGHT. AW' , IT'S BEEM VAM
I ti!SSJK..9TH I I KIMG-THAT EVER . Jk I VOL'GUZ? tr' A HARD CAY,.. I
i uuvtawuwi i I WORE A CROWM I X 1 I 1 H0.HUMm..GU6S& I I
N, STAXYt T EtATH- I iw . . I I 'Tr-WiifaiBk I'LL RETIRE .'V I
WCT.e. T. .m.u...T.iity
Little Orphan Annie
By Harold Gray
L" .. .. .... ..- I r m C0AT BUr N0 ONE EH? THE 1PH0ME1 f I LL ftNSWERlw
LT Ju nrS ,5 FrT I EVAH W'tL BE ABLE TO PROVE, M NO TELLING, j THAT, vmsum I
S PiSg!,. IT I fHftTrwUMPM.' FIRElsToW J WMO THAT 18 ! if I Ml GIRL.' P8"
ITALIANS FIGHT
JHORGSIDE ALLIES
ROME. March 19 OV) Volun
tccr IlHlinu troops (lhtlnK bc
sulo the ullies hold out todny in
a enptured Cicrmnn stroniipoint
between Cuffiimo nnd Hiolo de
BiiKnl, five miles south of the
BoloKiia-ltinum ronci nuo oi lino
In, while uclion. nlonR the rest
of the Itallun front was confined
to natrollini!.
The Italians have been under
heavy nan bombardment since
takiut! tho position two (l-.iys huo
in a darinK raid. EikIUIi army
artillery harassed the German
probinK parties along tho Senlo
river both above nnd below Cut
fiano. Meanwhile, farther west, fifth
army patrols were encountering
heavy nnzi mortar and machinc-
Run fire whenever they np-
proaenca inc nazi lines in uic
sector southwest of Bologna.
Executive Scout
Committee Named
SPOKANE. March 10 6T1
O. D. Sharpe, Portland, region
11 Boy Scout executive, an
nounced yesterday a regional
executive committee lor 1943
would Include the following
members:
A. F. Baker and J. R. Bruckart
of Eugene: A. B. Hood, Klamath
Falls; W. L. Phillips. Salem;
Larry Schade, Medford; W. A.
Bell, Yakima; VV. A. Shiner,
Wenatchcc; R. W. Vinncduc,
North Bend, nnd Maj. Ralph W,
Stevens, Walla Walla.
Sharpc also announced the re
gion had been judged winner of
the national Lorillard-Spencer
trophy for recording the great
est percentage increase In mem
bership of any region In the na
tion last year.
North Carolina's Symphony
orchestra is supported with state
funds.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
NOTICE IS flKKRDV GIVEN that tht
undersigned hat betvi unpointed ex
ecutrix or the cttatc of JOE RAH RETT,
deceased, and hit qualified and all per
sons having a claim agnlnst said estate
are hereby required to present the tame
with the proper voucher lo me at the
offlra of L. ORTH HIHEMORE. 313
Stewart-Drew Bldg., Klamath Falls. Ore
Ron. within six 0j months from tho date
errof.
Dated this 12th day nf March. 104,1.
GLADYS MAR BARRETT TICKNOR.
M. 12-10-24; A. 2-0. No. 1)9.
REALLY S-0-O-T-H-ING
bacauia thay'r rtolly mdlat4
COUGH LOZENGES
Soothe your throat all the way
down far below the turtle lint.
Each F A F Lozcngo gives your
throat a 15 minute soothing, com
forling treatment. Used by millions
for couglif, throat irritation or
hoarseness resulting from colds or
smoking. Duly lue box.
Flashes of
Life
P'3 AND Q'S
COLUMIIIA, S. C, Miireh 10
(,Vl School children wiiuUI
havu to bo inoilels of behavior
when they ride tho school buses
II n bill pending In thu legis
lature Is adopted.
Misconduct would cost them
a week's rides, nnd they'd have
to walk. A second offense would
cost two week's rides; n thud
threo weeks.
font I n u o d misconduct?
They'd have to stay off thu
buses.
Solo Judge would bo tho bus
driver. He'd consult with thu
school principal.
RESTITUTION
IfOLUDA YSUUHG. C.a
March IB t;VI Bnrber Joe
Huffey's big blnck rooster dis
appeared mora thnn 12 yours
ago, when tho depression was
at Its worst. Ho has just re
ceived a letter containing two
$1 bills and this note: "This Is
to pay for n chicken my hus
band slulo -fro m you ninny
yenrs ngo. Please pray for him
and me. A Sinner."
LAP OF LUXURY
COLVILLK. Wnsh., March 19
(1I Until hunters caught up
with them, two cougars wore
living the life or luxury.
Tho state game farm superin
tendent, Ross Harper, said tho
big cats were killed near nn
old cattle salt-lick where they
apparently waited for salt-hungry
deer.
Their home was n aband
oned miner's cabin whoro they
had clawed open n mattress to
provide a downy bed.
LOST LOOT
CALF.SHUHG. 111.. March 10
(!) with apparent luck of
knowledge of newsmen's fin-
nnccs, a thief ransacked the
desk drawers of the editorial
and composing rooms of the
Gnlcsburg uegister-Miiu. man
aging Editor Walter W. Whipple
fared worst with the loss of six
cigars. A package of cigarettes
was taken from the desk of City
Editor Casey Jones and left
in the composing room.
The potato originally came to
inc united amies irom buropc,
via South America.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE Or riNAI. ACCOUNT
Nolle is hereby given that 1 have
filed my final account and report of
mv arlmlnUlratinn nf ltia en La la of HOT
N. KAHHKIt. deceased, and the judge of
the Circuit Court of the Bute of Oregon,
for K la mailt County, hat fixed ten
o'clock In the forenoon of March 3lat.
U4. as the lime and the courtroom of
said court as the place when and where
any person may present objections or
exceptions to said final account, and at
said ttme and place the court will settle
said account.
, U ORTH fttflEMOHE. Attomty.
Administratrix,
r. 10-24: M. fl ia-10-No, M.
NOTICE TO CREIHTORa
Notice is hereby given thai the under-itrfit-fl
John tiriney Peck, haa been an
pointed executor of the estate of Mar
garet Agnen Peck, deceased, by the Cir
cuit Court of the state of Oregon for
Klamath County, and has qualified.
All persona having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present the
same duly verified as provided by law
in the undersigned executor at the office
or A. W. Schaupp oil's Main stfeel.
Klamath rails. Oregon, within alx
months from the date of the first pub
lication of this notice which ta March
117, 1049.
ioiim mnnrv pkck.
Executor of the estata of Mar
garet Agnes Pecx, uecaasea.
M. 10-26; A. 3-g-lft-No. 03.
HCMMONH
Kauitv S. 1110
IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT Of THE
RTATE Of OREGON OR KLAMATH
COUNTY.
LONN1E E. POWELL, Plaintiff
vs.
JUANITA POWELL. Defendant
Tn JunnltA Powell. Defendant:
IN THE NAME Or THE STATE OF
OREGON, You are hereby required tn
appear ana emwer wo ompiaini mcu
against you In (he a hove entitled mil. on
or before the 10th day of April, 11)49.
and If on rail to o appear and answer,
for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief prayed for
In his complaint, to-wlt: A Decree of
Divorce on the ground of wilful deserilon
for a period or more man one year im
mr lately prior to filing plaintiff i com
Thia summona la served upon you by
Judication pursuant to an oruer oi me
udge of the above-entitled court, said
t-irri.r ti In ristod March 16. 1049. and
by publication thereof once a week for
rour consecutive weens, wie mr ui n
first publication being March 10. 1049.
and the last publication being on April
0. 1049.
FRED O. SMALL.
Attorney for Plaintiff
rt29 Main Street.
Klamath Falla, Oragon.
M. 10-26: A. 3-0 No. 02.
HARTFORD
Aeeld.at aad lidcaialljr Conpanf
INSURANCE
T. B. WATTERS
General Insurance Agency
FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE
615 Main 8L Phone 4193
Attention Farmers
Wc pay highest fash prices
lor Veal, Pork, Chickens?
Turkeys and llahliits. See
your nearest Safeway Store
manager or call
JVM. Mcdiord9 phone 5175
SLIPPERS GIVEN
MARINE VETERANS
. Klghleeu uiai'lne hospital pa
Units may now pad around In
iliillted slippers due lo the gen
ei'osily of llio Tiiscu Voteians
cluh of Oklahoma,
One lucky patient may , bo
draped In n gay colored hund
knlt iifghnn. or they miiy take
turns wearing it,
Saturday Lea Kinley of the
United Slates employment of
fice received two packages for
distribution at the murine hos
pital. Ono package contained
1U pairs of hospital slippers and
the other n mnny-hucd nfghnu
five by seven feet in slr.e,
Mrs. Thomas Taylor Znehrltit,
president of the 'Frisco Veterans
.lull included tho following note
to thu patients for whom the
warm slippers and tho iifghnn
were made:
"Wo Just hopo that you will
enjoy using this iifghnn as much
as we did making It. If so von
will dei'lvo much pleasure from
CLASSIFIED RATES
On. day ward
S rial run
3 day run
4 day run
5 day run
Weak run .
uonih run
par word a
par wurd lie
par word ISC
r" wnrd I4r
par word ISc
, Ml Urn.,1 .ft
au Durnunl tor Paymanl tn Advanva
6 niBcnunl (or Pavmani n loth
Ada raralvari by 1:00 p. m will aopaar
una artartuwm In "Naw rndayM aolumit
r?r,.:,-,c1.v!"v.r.
... '"" '107, ' )v
val. l,i,. uf.u" HOmT
I" and N,w"",,U2,',.l'l.
;ald 0, N.V'II. .,,
VOllNU MAN'orVlTT- -J
(...... W,Tta ,S.' InA"'!
mii n.wi. ' wi, cifV',l
Jh.i,-i.,,-,:V'.1
""""'. March i,
At Th.
Oil. Il.ll ,,!. V'l
' I
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Watch PAnt, ... ..
CPU IWIOAar. AUCno.,
New Today
LOfrr Halunlay. up town, color tl .Ion
ttraral.t. valu.il . aap.ka. flnd.r
nlr... rail awl. r. U. lloa 144. I
ward. 1
wn.i. CAnr ron c iiii.dhkn in my
ham. 1 03. Jef(.ron.
KI.ECTHOMIX CM.KANKKft
Contplvl.ly turned lo n.w.
Phnn. 7107 10JI Main
3.1.
Apply (or MtnlT HYIITKM EXAMINA
TION (or Pr.MMANFNT nmlllon.
Willi Iha Hl.la at 01S Ma.d Hulldln.
Portland 4. 3. IP
U'iirr noimr.KKri'iNO itnoM -Kv.ry.
thtna (urnUhad. I4U4 Klamath. 3-IB
SACKlrlCK AIX Oood tncoma prop
arty, on Shaala Way at etn St. Saa
noau. Dai, iw s. am. 3-ai
1MMKIHATK POHNrSHION - 3 ladroom
noma. Nicely localail Will .all lur
nlahd or linrurnlihad. CltMa lo
arhool. Phona 10.11, H
ron IAI.C lM V I rnupa wllh n.wly
overhaul motor. S40a Indapendanr.
Phona 4043. I'll
WILL PAY CASH (or ItMl or I Ml C.illl.
lac. Writ Una 151. car. Herald and
New,. 3-34
roil NAl.lt WB.lcr.ll trailer. Will lake
any rra.onahle Oder. 34 (I., nulan.
aat. alevlrlo relrlaarallon. 3 room..
1041 model. II.. new. New lire.
3340 So. aih. BAM station. 310
foil SAI.K -Complete 'realauranl equip,
meol. Inquire .1 Waffle fthop or Karl
O. ll.lril, 307 "C" HI.. Aahland, Ore
Son. 94l(
ron SAI.I
Several S-pleca lledruom Sulla. Includ
In. hoa .prln.. and mallraMe,, r.a-
.on.hly priced.
U.venport and 3 m.lchlnl chair. .78 00
llndnl.hed Clte.t nf nr.w.r.
riuore.cent Detk Lamp
Ctrcul.ttn. Heeler
Conk move,
fl.r riaturca
Cre.m Aap.r.tnr for SI0.00
He.vywel.hl Tarpaulin.
Wa have torn. 17-Inch Cturvrol.t Wheal.
Alto l.rt slock of men', clothing
and .hoe. nd aom. I. die.' .una
xcash rort vouii U8EO
MtnCIIANUIHC
SIXTH STItCCT EXCIIANOK
903 S, Olh SI, T.l.phona 7IM
3-10
ron SALE - M.n'a railroad pocket
watch. 31 Jewel.. I'hone M.U. 334
AUCTION
Sunday, March 33th. one-h.K mil.
ftuuth o( Iton.nta.
....
ll.vlnc .old my r.nch, will .ell the
following .tarllna at tan o'clock:
LIVESTOCK
40 Head o( Calll.
30 Head of Ho(.
MACHINERY
P.nn.ll Tr.ctnr: tractor culttv.lor.
Tuinblehua. 14-Inch: IH-lnch 3-way:
4- botlom traclor plow; als tractor plow;
aeveral other plow.; .ulphur ,pr..der.
International comhln.; aptka .nd eprlng
tooth harrow; chiller; 10-ft., 7-(l., and
5- fl, jfraln drill., .cedar attachment.;
fre.no.; 10 h p. el.clrlo motor: 0 ft. Turn
hlebutf Bi-raper; g.. angln.i: 3 h.y
wagon, with r.rki; Evencr land levcler;
lo-ft. Jumbo .crnpar; .pud rilgtfer; ma
nure apre.tler; Morm.n derrick; road
gr.der; grain grinder: gr.ln roll.r; 7-14.
offaet dl.o; hay chopper; grain cleaner;
.over.) pound o( eaede; 3-lnch and 3
Inch pipe; good .lock .addle and bridle
and many other article, loo numerou.
lo mention.
TEnMS-CASH
Lunch Av.ll.bl.
K. H. "JUDOE". BUNNELL, OWNER
COL. SWIOART, AUCTIONEER.
TOR SALE-Ch.rl.r O.k wood clrcu
lanlng healer, excellent condition.
.00. Phona 7103 after S p. in. 3-31
CALF RAlHEnS Altar all. It'. Hie
money you pocket, wh.n all coat, .re
paid that really counu. When you
(ecd clue, milk your production
cou nro high, you have lea. milk to
Mil and la., prollt. Try Security
Food. R.lao (Inc calve, at low cot
and have morn milk to .ell, PEO
PLE'S WAREHOUSE. '"
WANTED TO DUV-Oood hou.a trailer.
1S-I8 foot. Pay c.ah, Thon 4040.
3-30
WHY THOUSANDS OF DOCTORS 1
ORDERED JHIS FOR ' .
CillDREfJS
DADCOUGtS
. (CMUSfcD BT COLUBl
Pertusaln a famous herbal cough
remedy tclentlloalfiy prepared
not only acta at one to relievo cough
ing spells but also loosens' sticky
phlegm and makes It easier to raise.
Fleasitnt tasting. Safe for both old
and young oven small children.
Xdvrs.'PERTU88IN
- Adding Machines
Calculators
New Royal Typewriters
For WPB Approved Ua.r. '
DESKS CHAIRS FILES
For those hard-to-get items
PIONEER PRINTING
AND STATIONERY CO.
124 8o. 8th Klamath Falls
rirt.l.r:ii luttiHlirM m ---J
'riniing A s,.u". ,l I ! n3
4l HACKS or "TuLISo7r
you n.ui th,", L IAro
1400 imiiiiiiU. I'hu..
at 1007 K.n.. ' " 1 U,
ron sale Oouiii. imi , -4
due to ,,.u' "YVS 'fi4
noi th no old n.nd 'i
..no. ion A "Unail. It
1
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CARPENTERSnooT
NO. 90
T.,;ii- i,.'.. - a-annual
Olllca nperi 7 no lo a oo p. X ,nl
roaa, nil
Loit and Fount
Traniportatloa
nun wiimn a. J
moth.r. Sh.r. ..peniM. ' CtS Si
10
Service
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PAINTINCI. Kemlonlnl. Ka"!
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sewing MACiinje ;5u' i
make. Phone 7' V
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6140.
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