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Newspaper Page TextPC HERALD AND NEWS KPBKOORE Jjowwa EPLOVS. fR0MHpU6E- Y- . ; I. gUT WHCT IS. iTr CAREFUL OF 1 WOIHIN'-I COULD I a AH WNt i y,'WE porch A 5TCHJf V rOUR. OPINION 1- ' n h CAN WRITE gi ,tvJlS&S IOO ? --WIS v J j? x O0T ) OF THIS NEW ) I ( Imv MAKE ) IF HE TOLD ME f . JS FORFEIT MOUsV TO s& TO Vl eeT ,T . V t QSLrr I V3 sSSl S ALL HE TH0U6HT. i BUNA- XrAEkrJtvW M JlTikxAKif J- . A COLONEL? Ji" HMMP7), OUT O SPT9T1P6URKE (fS T i ; ; : ! T. '. ' " T. . By Fred Harmon ,' . r I J Red Rydir . ; Balentine Elected fe? ' SlM 5ljeSS Hi B Vf3hlrresA . f$T wvA jxt&h 5 Others who will serve are W. WashTubbl ByJ:eInajrurnor I'momtY tck.tcic! i pom'tX after swom wiwexhibitofI PTyJS,? aXNHVfci THIS SUPPOSE MAM COOS THIS SPHIW4.S1R, 1 PfltfTTAKB HWB JTCTBV : yjni IWV.MB. CREATE AM ATgOCIJV UtWK YOU MAY TOO lOfJMSrSW0V7OU l-juuil'lll IIILIIJI.IIL" Ul ii J 1 f I .. u SR0U5Lyi P0LT6 IM TUB NATION! toots and. Her Buddies Freckles and His Friends Alley Oop Little Orphan Annie ( HER SHARP BPOWM.A pf YOU W8te AND HE'S GONNA SUP 1 1 HERE W TUB U HER. A UTUE MUSICAL CONCENTRATION SOWMXZ STT I CAMP WHEN i HeS A k i warbujo w I y A MELLOW, , ASSEMBW.' ' Vs,, LUW BT!zr7!!!TrT7r!rTrrrrrTTMb (sms idea, oop i lwkb- itsthose two sntists 7'immk- PAYS IN I -Sajt' SWELL!: f THAT LU6.S0 9&&kW fj 1 THINK? NS'.V j ofoolf: pt p ll Tus$dr. April 3, 1948 .... , , . . .. - By J. R. William - u:u. Hunlt Oul Our Way If you were a gal BEING WOOED BY A GOV, WOULD YOU LIKE TO HEAR. HIM ULT IN LATIN, , OK. UK6 THIS? ?VS tViOOCsA COLOR W VOUR CSX.4VVSV0l f i WHEN I (OSS A MISS . 1 DIVIDED & a.fJ &-$Y ta A WHB4 1 HEARD WO INSISTED TWS WAS 6BUWklE,UcKEE,X NAtURALLV ASSDM6P IT MUST BE A fcaaERyj ...I CAM'T UNDERSTAND IT, BUT FAR aUCC TUU ARB RIOHI 1 II tti k 1U fcQPI IDTirtl By Martin fOR '.VOHX 6UC 1 By Blosser By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray nr",(p-i TJ. S. Balcntlne was elected president ot tlm Klamath County ttiir nssocinllon Rt the annual meet ins held In the circuit court rooms Monday morning. Harold Mcrryman, retiring president, presided. Others who will serve are W Lamar Townscnd, vice president A. C. Yadcn, secretary, and Paul Farrens, treasurer. Plans for entertainment of Judge James Alger Fee, who will conduct federal court here, were made. Members also dis cussed moving the law library, now on the top floor of the courthouse to a more accessible room. Easter Babies Arrive Here Two very young men, who ar rived on Easter Sunday, April 1, will celebrate their 11th birth day anniversaries on Easter in 1956,' but their natal day wiU not fall again on Easter until after 2015. Baby boys born to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bakkcn, 2601 Want land, and Mr. and Airs. Ben Gay. 611 Jefferson, were registered at Klamath Valley hospital. Bakkcn is an employe of fcwauna Box company, and Gay is with Rose Motor company, Salem Council States Ultimatum SALEM. April 3 (Pi Persons ! who live outside Salem and who get tne city s fire, water and sewer services will have eight months to either be annexed to the city or have those services cut off. The city council delivered the ultimatum last night, feeling that out-of-city property owners should pay city taxes if they get the city's services. . . VITAL STATISTICS i, i!r Bo "l'K'millh Vller nojpimi, KUmolh Falli,. Ore.. Aorll 1. 2(!3 Wnntlund. a boy. Weight: 8 pound S'3 ounces. .P?Y,B"rn Klmth Vulley ho plUl. KUmath F.lli. Ore., April 1. 10, loMr. and Mrj. Den Gny. 811 Jellenon boy, height: u pounds 10 ounces. FUNERAL- WABRF..V F.I.Ml:n IIAWORTH Funeral services (or the lute Wsrren Elmer H.-iworlh, who pansd sway in this city Tuesday. April 3. will be held ... .io v.wpci ni nara s mamatn runeral Hame. 923 High. Friday, April 1B i ?," jr ,Ki ' thi! Rcv' Vcu,r Phimps iHcinuun, tniircn oiiiciaung. rolKl;n"l?nlrvme"cen.u!?'''''' LIVESTOCK SAN 'BANCISCO. April 3 lAP-WFAl-Catlle: salable ISO. SlosU? nearby she-strKrlt Generally active and H2 & Vie Mond' lol ood to choice 1104 lb. fed steers $17.00 lightly sorted, rmir loads gofjd sleers S10.QO-73. Today few medium grass cows S12.O0-3S: com mon SlLOO-.-y); cutterf $0.30-10.00; can neni 7.30-O..W. Calves: salable in jlMjoao od 10 cho,ce vcfllr quoted lings: salable 123. Generally firm. . ... en., . iuuua kuuo aoo lo. Dar- "! "t" S15.73. Medium to good Sheep: aalub'c 2WI. Spring Iambs ab sent, quoted $13.00-10.00. Ewes steady a aecime. Mostly medium to good $7.00-0,23. CHICAGO. April 3 -AP-WFA) fial- VrlZ 7 u ' V"' "illy leady; ood anil rho'cu barrowt and b)U 140 IbS. UD fit SI4T.1 rolllr..- r. J j ... WW" at M.00; complete claannc. oIjIb CAlvei. 1000; total lOpO; fid ,tm flfTO VtA rllnrl arlah'ts-fsr a a.. . llll.: l .,v.,...T.-... ...rung. .op iiflje.. i, ii. ... y 10 1,ron h-.V i,- . -"-ir-'o; neirers firm. U u, J' tow' na D1U' strong to shade higher: canners and eutter cows barely steady at S7.3O-.00; heavy sausaje hulls lo $1300 and weighty fat bulla to $14.00; vealers firm at $18 30 down, choice odd head $17.00; stock cattle very scarce. Silablo sheep 3000; 'total, SOoo- no early sales slaughter lambs, bidding steady; good and choice Colorado (ed le.mbs held above $10.73; aged ewes 'teady to 25 cents lower for two days; bulk native wooled ewes S0.23 down; nlthougn very few chotco 123.138 lb wo'ht 50.30-78; few shorn native ewe. 37.30 down. o.Viy.".0' ,t. 'ABltl ' 3 ' (AP-WFAI Hi'ab.'e cattle 130, total 300; calves sal. able and total 23; steers rathar slow, about steady with Monday's 23 cents lower cloee; other classes fully active: J.'ly:. 'w medium-good steers $14.00 inoj; two loads good to mostly choir lfl.i3: common heifers $10.00-12.00; can nee and culler cows $7.00-0.30; fat dairy type cows to $10.30; medium-good beef f,?.Wfe.i :?S;'2'71S; I""1 ' bulla i i. : c,mmon Hnl "ulls down . ' en(i mta.wi cnoice quotable to $16.00. "ftlvj. steady; wclghu above 160 lbs. 313.73; sows mosUy $13.00; feeder pigs eCirC,L,"ood-cn,',':" salable $18.30-17.30. .,5?Jb,! an,l. ,0"'1 "hMn tOO' market steady on kinds available: few com-r.'.on-medlum lambs $11.00-14. 00; good 'ho'ce geades salable $13.30-18.00: one e."-j ...u io. snorn ewes no. a Delta Sftnoi Bn?d-rh,,!ce wooled -awes up to , u,lo u-jvii io es.iai. BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY . Phone 5520 ' 222 6.' 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE SOITSli NEAR VIENNA IN BIG PUSH (Continued From Page One) Moravska-Oslrava with Zvolen miaH 1 i-ittrsne Transocean salci tne nu.iuin In s hn d thrust from me soinii east had reached the Uarion area which U about inltlway between Viuiuia and Werner netisutm hut flulmed Uie ' Germain hud 'succeeded . In hulling the on piishinif" red arinv t rutins In till' areu Imniettlately. south of the Austrian capital. Nw Drive SUrted . Tlie Gernwn propaganda agency also reported Mrtinl Rodlou Y. Mallnovsky hud start ed a new drive northward from his positions near BratLiluva, capital ot the puppet itnto ot Slovakia, probably aimed at Bruonii, second city of Ciecho Slovakia and machlnegun nisnu faetttrlna center. At cMiturcd Modra the Russians were about 70 miles southeast of Brucnn. Tho Germans said Mulinov sky's second Ukrainian army troops wore battering at tho cntes of Bratislava and indicat ed the Germain were prepared to sacrlflco tho foreign city on tile scalo of Budapest. Insldo Wclner Neustadt Trans- tvrun said "heavy street fight Ins continues to rage" as addi tional red army troops drove In to tho great Industrial city. German propaganda broad1 casts said tho Russians had stcDPcd up their assault on cm battled Breslau In Slwsla with heavy . artillery fire and that "tho whole west part of the town Is now aflame with battle." Berlin Threatened The nazl radio also predicted an early assault on Berlin from tho . Russian's middle Otter springboards, reporting that "lively activity had been ob served" . behind tho main red army lines before the relch capital. "Vienna- now Is In the fight ing zone," said the Transoceun broadcasL i Another Russian force was re ported attacking tho Semnu.'rlng pass in inc. Austrian n.ps. 11 miles southwest of Wclner Neu stusH, in ' a drive . which out flanked the industrial city and Vienna, Bcrchtesgadcn, Hitler's fortified retreat, is 12J miles west of tho pass. - Penetration of the Scmmer ing puss put the Russians across the main Vicnna-Graz railroad and only 126 miles from tho Italian border. The Russians also are In a position to cut the Vicnna-Klagcmort railroad. Baden Ls a popular resort vis ited annually by thousands of tourists as' well as week-enders from Vienna. In 168.1 It was laid waste by the Turks who reached the walls of Vienna but failed to toko the city. In the last war it was headquarters for the Aus trian hlfily command. Moscow dispatches described the two soviet armies as filter ing Into both Bratislava, 30 miles east of Vienna, and Veln er Neustadt, south of the Aus trian capital. The enemy gave every In dication of organizing for a last ditch defense of Viunno, gate way city to the mountainous hide-out the nazis have been re ported repairing. Market Quotations NEW YORK. April 9 lAPi-VTha re covery tii 1ft in the itock marital broad ened today as buyart took on larox amounU of elected ralli and InduitrlaU. Gains of fractions to 2 polnu were well distributed near the fourth hour. Clotlnf ruoUUon: , American Can , ,.,.v. M Am Car it Fdy ' wt Am Tel -it Tel . Anaconda- .... :tl'j Cnllf Packing ...,.. Cat Traetnr Commonwealth St Sou Curt It- Wright General Electric General Motnra .. Ot Nor By pfd Illinois. Central , Int Harvester .; .... Kennecott - ..;,........., Lockhned Ionff-Detl "A" Monitfomery Ward mi Nash-Kelv N Y Central ,. Northern Pacific ....., Pac Gas & El ; Packard Motor Penna B n Republic Steel Hlehfleid Oil Sufeway Stores -. m, Bears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Brands ,J.W, Sunshine Mining Tram-America Union Oil Calif Union Pacific .,... U 8 Ateel .w Warner Pictures , (H'. 4Ht 2V;t 17'. . MS l(t I . 11 . 6'', .i-....103' - 41 V . 31 II H 1 0H 22U 1O0 a:i 13Ji Potatoes CHICAGO, April 3 (AP-WrAI Pota toes: arrivals 33, on track 100, total It. S. shipments 602; old stock about steady; best stocks; poorer stock, dull and weak; seed stock, weak; new stock; supplies light, demand very good, market firm; Idaho nusset Burbanks, u. S. No. 1, $3.7B; Maine Green Mountain., U. S. No. 1, $.140; Wisconsin Chlpnewal. U. 8. No. I, $3.19; Mlnnt.ots, and North Da kota Cobblers, commerctal, $3.10; seed slock. $3.33-3.40; Texas SO-lb. sacks, Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No, 1, $3.27-3.34; Florida JO-lb. sacks, Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. 1, $1.27-2.02. ' WHEAT CHICAOO, April 3 IAPI Ryg was In dependently strong durlns most ol to days trading In grain futures. Up fracUonally at the opening, vlth the May contract tn advance on short cover 'Pt' St nirkt . continued to advance. A half hour before the close profit taking reduced the price .fraotlonalTy. Wheat was easy much of the day. Local longs sold corn durlns most of tt..M" 0l wars unttor pressure by commission hotises. At the cloaa whet ws unchanged to i h i) 'Sw,r ihm "'t"1F' 'lose. May Slav tiis.C,S .w" 10 1,0 Kiy i!l;ii'"- tU w unchanged to wc lower, May ssi.c. Rye was ue bSv ttJit' yr: 5 OBITUARY ' wAHtuN n.vrit ii An ii ru J."..." . .1 hi. home .1 i.U Ussr. "l Tuesday. April .1. lull. ' ' The deee'sen was m . r,iiinl. Iiullsna, and ' agul 711 yo s S months ami 4 ilavs when railed, lie was a insitmei 'ii v. i-. ...- - -No. Ill Hurvlvlng are hl " M'"' Kiuma Jane llnwmlh u( Klamaltl falls: lhln .nits, filler I'elly differ Ulnar W llaworlh. I'MN: Andrew J jtuwnl III nl I'asiip. Wash.: anil Frank llawiirlll ul Klaiualli FalUl Urn ilailghlers. Aire. Mary I'a.laetl nl Aollal. "'; Mis Piinlia I'elers nl Klaiualli I alls: ona lirulher. Ailillsun Wilier lli'ulll ol lleutuii. Wash . eeven gran.lellllilrell ami ttwee great gt auilfhllilien The re malm lesl In Ward. Klaiualli Fiinnial llmtie. ua3 High, where ttlr.iiile mas eall. LEGAL NOTICES notu k nr riNAi Airoi'NT N.xIcp it hmpiiy tiwn (ltd I liv Med my fliml cmim mH.iMUtrii.ir ttt ihv KiUiii ot Klh.l It. Itmiwil. . tutowu n stltlg MlPBtlt. (JpCvott1. ttlid tho Juittiv f (i t'li ttt It Coin I u( the bUlf nf Orrimn, (sir KlanuHi County. hn fUvit tit MVImk in tit foisfnixm of rtliloy, Apill Jf, lu. Mi lh '" ",,n ttt a1(t I'nurt. at iho lime ami Ui-si wIibn ami wlirro nty lu-rt-im Mt) in .. nity objtu'Htnti nr pufcpllniie lit nnytlili i Ihwrvln riiulnlnod, mu1 i tlnif nuil pl.rr tlt court will tlnslly MtH MlU kcruunl. ( I.AHICNl f. A. m-Pi.-HBi Ailntli.ttlrattir, M a0-7: A. 3.10-17 -Nu. M. H'MMONM H)U I'tllll HAT ION t'tuily .N. Tan in Titr fiitciiir coma or TIIC BTATK Or OltrOON roil TIIK COUN TY Or KI-AMATH CltAKL8 r. HUNT. PUlntltt, VI. Kt-XANOn T. HUNT, ttehndant. , TO: KI.EANOIt !. HUNT. ItoiHlnl. IN THE NAMK OK TUB STATE Or OltKGON; You r heruiiy r.jiilrd tp appr nd itiwt tit CtimpUint tllnd ktmntt you In lh atrnvt mllllwl ttt It wlthtn fnur wtivttt front lUm tUt ot th flrtl niibllcailliMi tit Ilila tuninitMit In Tl Hei1d ntl Nwi. a nwtiatMr prllHad and ptitillthvd In Ktamalh Ccurt ly. Orci(m. which ld data U Ilia luth Uy of April, A. U. IU4.V ami If yuit fall an to mit-var or otlwrwlwt appaar. for want tlivrvf tti plalnUff will apply to tlm Ctuul tut tlx ilvvrva of alMolut divorce. , Thu Kuntmon l tarvrd upon you iy piiblloaltDit ntirBUaitt In urdor ' tli'itor at)l David It. Vattdciitersi. Judia uf th ahov antltlad Court, ntailo and vntarad March lUih. 1043, wh'rli ordr Mxpiirw that aumtnon herwln tn- publuhrd nca a wck tor fnur aurroaalva wookt. and that tha data of lh tirt pntuu atlon if Mid lummoni ahall lw Marrh Julh. 1U45. V. rt HAI.ENTINK Attrna f- IMalntlff. M. 10 TT: A. 310 Nov 03. NUTU'E TO (TKIHTOri NoI'cp It haraby given that thp undar ilgittKt hat Isoan attrnlntotl admlntttralrlX of lh tiat vf tiaorga tt Jantwn. d reatrd bv lh$i C'wull Court of tha H'ata of Orcgnn for Klamath County and hat qualified. All portont having claims agalntt said osUla ara hereby nnt'f'ad i" prnt !he tama proparly varltiad to the umlar--gned rtmlnUtrfltrlx at Itta atttm ot A. W. Srhtupp, 013". Main strt. within itx mnnthi from th dale of h first mhllcalton of this nutlet) which la April 3. ltl TMIXMA JANWr.V. AdmliUttratrl ot lha attala of Omrtt h Jiti. dtKaated. 3 t IT 31. ML X - Ration Calendar War Prtt- and Maltonlng Hoard. 4.W Main llwt. Office hour dally, lo a m. to 4 tO p. Uk J'hwlta fttel for all Information All appllraMnnt mutt ba M AH J!D In 10 In War Prl and Itallnnlng Itrard at 430 Main tlraal. and NOT pfetanlad In ptrwm raOt caaro ronns: lH.fK HTAMPK Itatitsn book 4--C-3 throtixh G 3 valid throtigh Aprtl 5f 11 1 thrtHis-h M l valid through Jum 3 IS 3 through H 3 Vld thntugS June 30 T-3 thrtHigh X-3 .valid thr)Ugh July 31 Rr.O STAMPS Katlon book i-TS through X5 valid ihrugb April 3 Ya thronh D-3 valid throuath June 3 t l through J J valid through June 30. K-3 through P 3 valid through July 31. NUOAH Itiilon be. k 4 to-star stamp 35 valid through June, 3. New tugar stamp valid May I. SHOKH Ma ii-m book 3-AlnilaM slampa I. 3 and 3 now vHd. Uxa atampa Invalid , CJASOl-INF 'A" tl counona. i gallons each, vtlld through Juna 31- STO V r. Apniy local board for oil, gas tovo rMlflcatra. WOOD. COAI,, HAWnt:lTIcuiler da trrmliifs delivery priority frtitn con iumor't written slalrincnt ot annual nct-di and rpMiiitty on hand. KtiF.I, OH Period I !, 'inclutlva coupont vai'd Ihrnuih Auritl 3. Not mora than Tu ir cant of ii..n' rations thould hava been ukiI to data In Port land area. T3 t-ar cent tn Hrstc'-urg ate and no rxtr i-rnt In Nnrth Itoad atva, PRICK CONTWOI Hfrr inmiirlrt and (omt'imu ro nrica nark at !o i! noam KENT CONTHOtaln art-at under rd. era! irnt control, all rntd dwelling unilt mnl bo rr-tUterad. and changes tn t nancy rpnrid. CLASSIFIED RATES One day . mi -om1 1 dm run 1 day run 4 dav run 9 day run Weak run . par word a -par word lie .par word 13e Off word 14c . oar word IBc Month run ..... . ,lar word 40 30 O'tcount for Payment in Advance 8 Discount for Pavnwnt ny tmn Ads rwtvad by l oo p m will anpaat same afternoon In "New Today column Ntw Today WANTED Ride to Portland Thursday for 3 adu la. Will share axDanaoo. Ph 6800. 4-3 KEMTONiNO. PAINTTNO; also anply Inn PIatlr Kote. wear-reals tant finlth. Phone 3007, 03 WANT MAN OR WOMAN salesman to sell Minnesota Woolen Mills nroducui All goods available. Car eaeentUI. 3337 AHamont Dr. 4-S rOR RPNT Now 1044 (roller hoot 4a3 Ulibce. 4-0 AM I.PAVINO TOWN. Musi sell mv un furnished .1-bedronm modern house, garage, chicken house, cellar, Its acres In nitrite, $3300. $1330.00 down. Phone 8047, . . 4-9 t'b ACHES fine soli, free water. Some buildings Close In $32.10. Alio clly res. Idence. priced right Comer Jones, 4211 Jjfrernon Ae, Tel. 7807. 4.3 roil HALE 3-room home In wood location, hard wood floors, fireplace, elertrlc walrr heater, full haNemcnl, furnace, laundry trays. Price Kwi.Oii. See Kred Cofer RARNIIIHEL AGENCY 113 S. th I'hone 4103 4 3 FOR SALE Modern 3-ronm home, fit f'ranrls Park, a liedrooms. hardwoo: floors, furnace and fireplace. Price $.1730, Titim. Call, Mr. Ilohlnson, Wll lard Hotel In ovenlng. Itoom 217. 4-3 FOR HALF, Shaslnway, 0-rnom mnilern hoiLo, 2 bedrooms, garage, woodshed, chicken hoine, small barn, coal cellar, half acre trees, shrubs and lawn 4 large apple trees, Bus. ilore Beauty parlor 17311 Forgo St. $33011. Term.. Owner. PAUL SWIOAIIT Gen. Del., Clly 4.7 FOR SALK-in Lincoln-Zonhyr aedan 303 cash. Wrlla 0 Modoo Polht, Ore. 4-4 FOR RENT-3-room houso. Phona 4832. 4-4 WANTED-Porly to plow and erod 18 a Summers Lane, 81123, 4.5 ",Lf. w,ANTF.O -Pressers and checkers. Itellable Cleaners. 121 So. Oth. 4-3 S0.A'"Sr.p.0'rATO LAND ' rent. J. E. Whlllotch, Malln, Ore. 4.3 WAroJ!?e:l!,"M McCormaek Deerlng front tractor wheel for tapered benr : Ing. Urn, 28, Lake Hotel. "s AUCTION s .... . ... ... Located 4 miles north of Dairy ' ' ! s . . . lik under 'Miscellaneous for Sal$ f today for list and date. ' J THEO W. FLACKUS, OWNER COL. SWIOART, Auciloneer 4-3 rS.Zzl,m' '' '"liar 411 FOR RAIsR - rnrlalila Mnoolr, .u,, ; welder, 800 amp , iiilg Ho, oih eT? WANTED TO HtlY-IMrkun balarHj lie In g'KMl sttapt. 40iU umim,i,' i"; Phone 4W 10, "w ?OHTAiri.MlM4YBrl t ) nl, would like In rem nr imu, a A'tiadtonut home within walklit & Uiu-a, I'hnne .MJO iMfurt t p n( WIMi YOU HKI.I "aifvtep" maiTiLV ipa whp rinu a ruruttnau mihihiw tir houta. Mhoruj 31H7 Ext. H. E. Hanaon, lb NOTICE The suit tor Hnnulnienl nf hirk.' by Hhirlay Partln vs. Donald I'at-ttaT PKHHnNNCt. PfmiTIONS now iiu,,:; lha Slala fill. lie Welfare Cuu ' Apniy ai nio Mean Running, isutu: 4. rinal llllns dale Apill II. WANTSn TO BUY. for easliTlegr, I lull C'liev. or t'lynimilli emipa in aj ' rsinilllliin lihniie 041$ balweem tfc tn. and 6.00 p. m. . (J. teUNT lllark lilllfold vimlalnlng '.. ami MiHdal Heeiirltr rartl. Mr Ivii. ' Cook, OUT High Ml. I'hone Mit. ? ward. WlhT Marrh . small lemala (.TV rter, hlark and lan. with while a. on lta.L Notify Hallway Seaa, , Agertey. I Wll.l, NOT ha ra.pon.lhle for ant k) ' mntrarlad liy anyone ulhar lliaa sell aflar Ihla data, April I, I IMS t, M. teoomls, KAIJIOMININO. Kamtonlng, falnla, It. U niown. Phone int. Vat HSMSTITCItlNO 7" DntSSMAKINOI Uullona anal HatlJ onvaied. Altarallona un new an, a, elnlhlng Mrs II M. Allander, t Main. Hooin ate Ph 7M1. . t : WANTSU Shop. Har lender. Msii Carv WANTED by wholesale gloceir ftl eaiwrlenred sale.llien to oonlacl . tall grocery Iratte In Ktamatli area. Mu.t Itava car. flood uk.-l bonus and eiiieness. Permanent ra war tuluiv. Aiiplr Wailheni. 4i Ci 711 Market SI. l-hone 7744. ask IMS Payne. i, ', TatltJKS-TON KENT.- You drive: a titurs-tf. ave I.. Slllee Ha. rein $m I a. Ilul East Main Phuna SUM ls I ron KENT, rioor Sanders, adgers a : wallpaper removing machine. J Patterson Paint Store). Phone Is 1 lt Eall Main. iA : iaicStTrrTiiooH samoehs and sa rented. to ymir own work. Inev Paint Dept. MUNTaUMKNY WAHir" CO. . W ' S SOOM MOUSE with S Iota for safcl.. Ilrtioklngv Or. Sulijecl to In which eaplree August IS $S3oo Cat (Vllena M. Miller. Hon 47. tliovtu, Ore. ' ATTttACTIVS S-ltSUEOOM IIOMS i years old. plastered holt, lis. -frontage, comae lots, large freee. im garden spot, glaaeed-tn baek aen J eleeuic wnler healer, hard flrMirs. Venatlan hllnda Ihrougas ,' Owner leaving fnr Washtnston S ': week, WH Utea St ron SAt J! Twilacnwei rasea. home. Insulated- Cloaa lo aeeVMl laullna. 03030 00. Uea (or cask, a PMmrdman. , USED HMICK ritEfc-Caacade UaH- rON MALE lW Trall-Away TnS IWHiaa. bulana rook aUrv. oil haia nawty painted. $790.00. MIS SM Way. , ron SAI.E-t nohona Her eu lee ss f gme motinled on steal frame. A-l al , dliron. Ona yi-hor Wlaeonaln SM . gme with ctutrli end puller, etaiafgj certidlllon Ona Ounco hay loader, H.. new I'hone g7 rorl Klamath r srrovrn hepaimed All avaUabla stocked, t.'sed furilllura. stoves basg ; OK Second Hand Store. 1401 So. ft CINIitllK ganlan dirt. Iiamrard ne llesr. Nor Schmark, Rt. I. noa l , Phone soda. M i ron KAIJt- is-ft- Rohan trailer aaC. Inoulia at $! East Main or aaU P7. I . WANTr.!aoid grslie of eaed eM C'artlfled preferred, (mm IPO sada : MO Wrlla Una MIT eo Heiakt s . WANTED l ive poultry of all Ibt . AIo eggs. Marun Produce Co. PU -3J1I. ta? ItlOllCTT PRICES paid for hogs. s ,', Ismba and cattle. Jidineon PackwV ' Phone 3333. nights MPS. 4Jjj Meetinci Rotieaaj he CARPENTERS' LOCAL wo. 190 . ; Meellngs 1st and 3rd Wednesday " . nlngs ol each month. 7 JO p. pa., at Lo y Temple. 421 Main. C. D. LONO. See. and n. A. Office Open 7:00 to :00 P M. T7 . Wednesday. Phone SJ17 T T Klamath raiu No aoso. kf-Q0 mealing every . day night, 7 UlSfl t 6 r hall, at! ,v Walnut. Vieltiall m.mb.ri eorel Invlled i Lost and round LOST Thursday between rreol , school and Main St. glasses In W leather case, plaatlo rlma. U f , please phona 0380. S ST1IAYEO 10 my plara, heifer, red at ,,, while face, no brand. Crop oft V. ear. upper bit In rlahl ear. Ownsr'H ok" A. nave same oy paying pin. rf. v. II. ally. LOHTCharm bracelet, atmut 40 ehsri at armory nr Main St Valued at l sake. Please call 4437 and rec.lwr" . -.,,w.n-r.. - oi IT to, Services SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection Tree 1odern Eoplea' Conlente Hauled Away Ed. F. King Phona axn """I FOR SALE WOOD-COAL-OIt, . FURNACES Free Eatlmataa ' All Makes of Heating Equ'pment Serviced Tufts Hentlng Service) If no answer, Phona 4813 ROUP I.EAKT Phona 4S3S. CIIRTAINH 'LAUNDERED and "trt"!, I'liona .1717 '. Jjp. THY US for gen.ial rapalrliH. Ijff mowers, gaa onginee, welding. hainar Saw Filing. - TYPEWRITER and Adding OJ! . I . llanalrS made, a U Fnson.' Phona 3873J- . WINDOW CLEANINQ Phona 32jO SPENCER CORSETIEItE ..,v Mrs. Enid Burch. For appolnlmenl .... Bo 7U, Klamath Falls. THEODORE DICKSON FtlltN'' SHOP. Upholstering, Repairing. 3tt finishing, Springs Recondition ( : onasia way, s-nona inn, . Kamtonlng, Kalsoi""'. PAINTING, Ph, 3273. 'RVICS'-iXV ShasU Jfi makes. Phona 0171, MIS WILL .CARll' FOR CHIIiDH"' if S1.00, or Saturday nlshl 3M P' WANTED S140. Wuidovf waehlnf. ",p WILL CAnB rOR CHILDREN home, SI .00 for s hoursi by l"t 18.18 Austin. JJ oe