Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 11, 1945, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFIGHT HERALD AND NEWS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WE'RE ALL STICK- INS OUR BEftK-S CAGES, M&30R..TO , pRMri-FlRECRrXCIteRl . mocp. VMM l J ' THERE BE A PRS-y VIEW ESPECIALLY FOR. THE U?CfM. BIRD "LIFE f Rett Ryder Boots and Her Buddies VOO .VTCSBfc. VOO'O 'im at? Wh Tubbt Freckles and His Friends THE THING THAT BREAKS Me UP IS THAT MOST OF THE PICTURES IN THE MAGAZINE SHOW YOU OF ORIRS L0OKIN& FOR AND s I Alley Oop LrtHe Orphan Annie SStaillcraaae -tS7sTwe VS. taoW VJ em noth.so an' never ctws fo-' cosrTJ n -tnHAT f nTT! MWf V Vff. T UHLL AO HgCT. BMEJJT- 1 Frtg THB TWO MEM ABE ACBOSS: f TWP BQPBS OH.H0LO IB TH' HUflOCfH SUPfg . HAFTA CROSS TH THEN ONE Of VOUB MEN, TO U J rNWBVWiX W SHOULPI RISK WES BREAK-BUT I AH' tWTtf T WOT 4Wf ! BOPS BRIftSE.LIAWa'X (SUABP THE PBISOUCBS WHEU pB? 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AWWWL "TO OO OWt C2PQX WttSXb "iT SAYS : THIS V.' 0 Cf ' " CM: DEAR. IP ONLV 7HIS MASK DID NOT. HEAD 50 HOT WELL FASTER BEZE this Fred Harmon By Martin By Leslie Turner " By Blotter By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray By BY J. R. WILLIAMS SDL) KNOW NOW.' FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, DRIVE ANP OET A STIFF BLOWING THROUGH sueoy.' Keno Mr. Bnd Mrs. R. H. Itnrkcns of Los Angeles have been visit ing al the homes of Mrs. Hnr- ken s sLstcrs, fllrs. uuy L,. Moore and Mrs. R..L. Atchison. On Sunday Harkcns left for homo and Atchison went with him. for a vacation and rest. Mrs. Bar kens remained in Kcno to bo with Mrs. Atchison until Atchl son's return. The Atchlsons own the Keno store. Mrs. C. H. McKccn and tam- Hy moved to their new home at Talent, June 23. Elsie Griffith, who has been living in Kcno for two or three months, since her return to Ore gon from Florida, left for her parents' home in Klnmath Falls on Saturday, June 30. Sho plans to spend tiie summer in Wash ington. Miss Griffith's parents moved to Klamath Falls a few weeks ago, where they have the pastorale 01 me Klamath Kcviv al center. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kerns of Harbor, Ore., visited relatives in the Keno community for about a week in June, Their younger son, H. Benjamin L. Kerns, on furlough from Liberal, Kas was here with his parents. Mrs. Leo Hotliday, chairman of the Keno district for the bond drive, was in Keno on Thursday of last week getting sales re ports, in giving the names of Mrs. Holliday's co-workers in a previous news report, Mrs. John Kerns' name was omitted. Mrs. Kerns lives on the Klamath Falls-Kcno highway. Harvey Denham, principal of is.eno scnoois, was 'in Kcno ono day Inst week. Lt. Robert D. Puckelt and his wife and baby visited in Kcno two days this week. Lt. Puckett arrived at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Puckett of Tulolake. on Monday morn' ing from the east. Puckett cx pects to be home until the latter part of August before reporting for re-assignment. He returned to the States early In Juno from Germany, where he had been held a prisoner of war. Mai in Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vacknitz have moved to the home of the late Anton Polivka. Vacknitz operates a local service station. J. J. Maclnerney, Portland father of Mrs. Hazel Kalina and Mrs. Irene Freitag, left Sunday to return nome. r.c accomparv icd Mayor A. Kalina north Maclnerney submitted some weeks ago to a critical opera' tion and was here convalescing, Mrs. Frank Paygr has te- turned from Portland where she visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Storli. Mrs. Paygr has taught for several years in the Malin high school. "Butch," 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Rodgers was painfully injured recently while playing on a slide on the playground at the elementary school building. The equipment turned over with the child, striking him on the head and rendering him unconscious. Sev eral stitches were taken to close the gash in his head. Mrs. W. C. Dalton and daugh ter, Betty Lou, have returned from San Francisco and San Raphael, where Miss Dalton is studying at St. Dominican col lege. Malin folks who attended the rodeo in Klamath Falls the Fourth included Mr. and Mrs. Mervyne Wilde. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Havlina and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Stanley Johnson, Mr, and Mrs. Dewey Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Petrasck, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wil son, Mr. and Mrs. George Brothanek. Mr. and Mrs. George Brdwn- Ing, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert More lock. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Vowell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack West, Ray Vowell, Mr. and Mrs. John Dcrra and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stevenson. Picnickine before the rodeo in Moore Dark and in attendance on the last day were Mayor and Mrs. A. Kalina, Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kalina and Mrs. Kalina's brother. Pvt. Tom Jackson, Here on furlough, and Mr. and Mrs. Mcrvyn Wilde. BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS ' FOR SUNDAY Phone SS20 222 8. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Merrill Delia Martin, daughter ot Mrs. William Martin of Merrill, and student at Die University of Oregon, made the honor roll for three consecutive periods. Majoring in physical chemistry, sho also was mado member of PI Mu Epsllon, national hon orary mathematics society, or high grades made in that sub ject. She was the only student in the university pledged and has been assisting in part-time capacity in the math depart niont. Miss Martin, s graduate of Malin high school, is a Junior at the university. She is spending the summur here, AS Earl Abarr, with Mrs. Abarr and their baby son, Low ell Franklin, are guests at the homo of Abarr's mother, Mrs, Maud Heaton and Mr. Heaton. They came from Williams Held, Phoenix, Ariz., where he has been stationed with the air corps. At the end of a 23-dny furlough they will return to Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dalton had as a guest over tho Fourth their son-in-law, Lt. (j.g.) Tom E. Wll lis, who has returned from over seas service in the Pacific. He has served in charge of a gun crew on the Winnlticld S. Strat ton. Liberty ship, and was here for just four days. He was met upon ins arrival in ban Fran cisco by his wife, Louise Dalton Willis, who with her two chil dren. Bob and Linda, is mak ing her home here with her par ents for the duration, Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Bailey have had as recent guests Betty Alien ana r rnnn sveniak. Nam' pa, Ida.: Adelino Parks and Min nie Town, Klamath Falls; Louis Tlucek, Nampa; Mr. and Mrs. Emll Balloy, Mr. and Mrs. John Baloy and son Ronnie, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Posvar, Tule- 1UKC. Sprague River Visiting with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. mimmcis, is Mrs. Clara Kargcs from Whittler. Calif. Glenrile Thurman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Thurman, has returned from-a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thurman and family in Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young and son Ronald are visiting In Murphy, Ore., over the Fourth with Young's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones spent the weekend in Klamath Falls' wlth relatives. ' Jack Nelson Is doing some carpenter work lor Owen Lud wick. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Baldwin visited friends here Sunday, The Baldwins now live In Klanv ath Falls. Ration Calendar Wr prir and rationing board, 430 Main. Offlca hour dally, 10 a. m. to a p. m.; saiuraaya id m. 10 .: p. m. Phono BtSl for all In far ma tion. All application! muit b ma 1 1 ad In to tha war prlca and rationing board, and not praianiaa in parson. pROREAitRD rnnna BLUK ST A MPS Ballon book 4 Stamp T-a through X-J valid throuin July 31. Stamp Y-3 through C-l valid through August 31. Stamp DA through 1M valid through Saptambar 30. Stamp J-l through, N-l valid through October 31. RED STAMPS nation bonk 4 Stamp K-3 through P-2 valid through July 31. SUmpa Q-3 through U-1 valid through August 31. Stampi VJ through Z-2 valid through Saptambar 30. SUmpa A-l through C-l valid through Oc lobar 31. SUGAR Book 4 Sugar tamp 3d valid through Auguat 31. Cndorta eannlng lugar couponi wun rauon dook num ber and vour name. SHOES Looaa sump Invalid. ' Book New ahoa itamp valid Auguat 1. "Odd lot" ahoas rauon-iraa July tnrougn Julv M GASOLINE "A 16 coupon. gal ona eacn. vana tnrougn sapiamner ai. "B" 7-a and "C" 76 valid, S gallona srh STOVES Apply local board for oil. gaa itova car II flea taa. WOOD, COAL. SAWDUST Da alar dotarmlnfll delivery priority from con umer'i annual ncada and quantity on nana io nraer now. FUEL OIL1044-194A period 1. 1, 3. 4, and S pmiDoni avoir Atioruit 31. 1S45. 1043-lfMfl period 1 couponi expire Auguat 31. 1MB. PRICE CONTROL Refer Inqulrtta to price citric at imii nosra. RENT CONTROL In areu under Fed aral rent control, all ranted dwelling) muit b registered, and changes ir tenancy reported. CLASSIFIED HATES On day 3 day run , , m word Ma i aay run 4 da run pr word Ho .per wdto per word 14e wpar word ISo 9 day run Weak run , , Month run 30 ft Dlicount for rarmarti ta Advance 8 Discount for payment na loin New Todsr WANTED Johnson outboard motor. around 10-hone, rile Long. , rnone 6431: evenlngt 7087. 7-13 PREWAR quality box sprlnga and flnett quality mattreaaaa. priced from 913.43 to 3.0. PATTERSON FURNITURE CO.. 230 Main (Acroia from the Wll- lard Hotell. tm WANTED Silk finisher, experienced preferred but will train willing work er. Apply Fel labia Cltaners. 121 So. 8lh. 7-13 WANTED Man for tira shoo, oarma nent, good .wages. Commercial Tlrat Service, 003 bo. tun. - WANTED Traveling eteward, .railroad worn, cook prererrea, oooa saiary and expenses. Phone 9405, .7-11 FOR RENT 1-room partly furnished house, 2432 Crest. ' 7-11 FOR VENETIAN BLINDS OR WINDOW HHADr.H MB ' PATTERBUN S UHW1- TURE CO., 230 Main. 1 7-13 FOR SALE-1041 Ford log truck, 4 new 0.23x20 ll-ply tires, new factory num motor, new velvetouch clutch, new transmission, 1040 Page at Page trail er, BO'fy rubber, 6Z5x20'a. 1040 3-ton Mack log truck, big motor, ER model chain drive. Wastlnihous air brakes. 10.00x20 rubber, 75: 1040 Page St Page DeLuxe trailer, IB.000 pound axles, 10.00x20 rubber, 75. Bee me at Long-Bell Lumber Co. log fond, Dorrli, California. Trad Roun ree, 7-U 100 PURE HOUSE PAINT, 319 In B'B ana 3za in i r, sningie sunns ra, green, brown and grey, $1.85 k gal lon; high-gloss enamels, $3.25 a gal lon: floor and porch enamel, $1.19 a quart: one-coat flat, washable wall paint, $2.89 a gallon; pure turpentine or linseed oil, $1.00 a gallon: red barn and roof paint, $1.00 a gallon: 1-Inch rough boards, fir f!oc-fng,- 2x0 and 2x8 No. 4 grade lumber; screen doors and poultry netting. , , , No Priorities Required . . COPELAND LUMBER YARDS 06 Main 7-11 FOR SALE 12-gauge pump shotgun. ueauiy nooK, am bo. Din ariar o p, m. Phone 321$, . 7-U SPRING-FILLED BED DIVANS regular 9m.an, reaucea to sbs.bb, Fatterson Furniture Co., 330 Main. 713 ) Kelp Wanted. Male Unusual Opportunity Men or Women Following Positions are open with STANDARD STATIONS INC. 2 Station Managers 1 Assistant Manager 2 Full or Part Time Salesmen For Interview Contact W, W, OEAKINS. Wlllsrcl Hotel Hew Todsy HAVE YOUR defective eleclrle Inxis toasters, waffle Irons, eleclrle rlnrhs and other small annllancea renairari now al the PELICAN APPLIANCE to., lie no, nih. Phont 0332. Quirh guaranteed servUt, 711 LOUT -Will party who plrked up Ito-fi heavy eteel cored cable ami a.tnrl graan iSrtikliumi block on Fuur Mite Hill on wait side of Upper Klamath 1-ake on July 4th, ptaa notify Paul Wampler or leave al Kern's. Reward for ralurn of this equipment. t-17 LOHT- On So, Bih, brown Conla stppar iTirmn 1 wilt, conlalnlng governmenl gaiulina ra tlon and overnmanl iratlli rnt iur, atonal gas ration, food ration books No, 3 and 4, and money, rimler ntay keep money. F lease rail Ext. ft. Naval Air Station, aik lor Mrs. Jenning. 7-13 LOST OR STOLEN from 010 El.,nr.,in bright orange tricycle, no handlebars, nr, vail oaaring, a'lease re' turn. Phone 3204, WANTED One tire recap par. one ma- c nan 10 wno nas naq axpartanre ra building Ford mo tore. Kxrellant pay, bonus and vacation. Sa Hltl Van nushlrk, lUlslger Molor Co, 7-13 FOR SALE- Small modern home, auto matic oil floor furnace, eleclrle water una, narawooa floors. Phone tut 14 7-17 FOR SAIJC -138 acres under irrigation. Pumping planl, electricity, ttarn. po tato Cellar. huUM arttt sraratta. nliiar buildings, Ijind la alt In crops. Own er share gie with ranch. lU.Ouo. $7000 will handle ihe deal. Ixwaiad on Miller Island. $ miles southwest Kiamatn Falls. See O. H. Hevlline at the ranch. 8. U Burnett. 323 W. Bridge St., Crania Pass, Ore. 7-IB FOR SALE Holt combine, ll-ft. cut. eood dranere 30 Holt molor, bulk tank wllh power unload auger, tarker allachmenl. swamp wheaU. $800, one 11-fl. Molina disc plow. 24-Inch disc, $30; Kroch 4-Inch centrifugal pump with fittings and 30 feel of pipe, $15, See Don Hunt, Rocky Point Route. 7-13 LET US REPAIR YOUR RADIO . We do ma jou in a nurry. uuarantead, da pandabla service. We uae only new parU for radio repair. THE PELICAN APPLIANCE CO., lit So. lh St rnone no. J-ll FOR SALE - I buss eaw. triple V belt drive. Excellent condition. Mrs, Dan Farmer, Dorrta, Calif. Box Ml. 7-13 RAILROAD TICKET to North Carolina $50.00 cash. Phone &W2. 713 WANTED TO BUY-Offlce furniture. Phone 6313 evenings or write P. O. Box B40, Klamath Falls. 713 LOST-Two No. 4 ration books belong ing to Harry I. Wiard end Edith K wiard. Phone 5033, 7.43 WILL CARS FOR BABY or small child In. my home days. 739 SL Francis St. Phone sees), i.3 FOR SALE Coal or wood furnace Trice $35.00. Phone 4U4. 7-13 3-ROOM FURNISHED APT. Civilian oniy. - no cnimren or pets. $30 month and lights, 210 Martin. 7 WANTED Small house la rani nsrm. nent I y, one child and myself. Care Herald and News Box 3BQ3. 7-12 FOR SALE- 2 sows with pigs. City Dump, Old Fort road. 7-12 WANTED Truck drivers, Peyton Ji Co., $19 Market. 3704U WANTED-Two slab pliers.' Peyton Co., BIS Market. 3703tf FOR RENT-Bedroom. Aim for l Ihree good doors, 0x13 wool rug. 4M N. Blh. 7.1a FOR SALE -New 3 room house on 13 acre, $3000. Dial 0470, 7-10 WILL TRADE a 2-bedroom house on 2 lota In St. Francis Park as part pay ment on Improved acreage within B mue 01 town, ww isnnon Ave. 7-U FOR SALE Icebox, ironing board, pasteboard wardrobe. 3139 Cberlein. 7-13 60 BASS Italian Piano Accordion and case, plectrum, banjo and case, elec tric steel guitar and amplifier, planoi, uprights and arands. Leather sfnort Shepherd Music Co., 343 E, Main. 7-17 FOR RALE-Factory built kitchen cab , Inat with porcelain table top. Phone BOB. 7.13 J000 USED PHONOORAPIf RECORDS, all the latest hits, many like new, Victor, Dacca, Okah, Columbia, Na tional, Sonora. Bluebird, etc., 3uc each. Shepherd Muslo Co., 345 E Main. 7:17 FLOOR FURNACES Available now. No priority needed If you have oil. Trade In Your Old Stove Balance on Easy Terms Call BOB PORTER PHONE 7706 7-IB FOR SALE-One potato elevator, ona potato aacker, pickup sacks, 2-wheet dual Urea trailer, Krlso Bros,, Mer rill, or phone 74 or 1811, Morrill. 7-17 FOR SALE-Factory built trailer hou.r. 1500 Derby. 7.17 FOR BALE -Bed daveno, nearly new, aw, 41 h. inn, Apt." I. 7-12 WANTED TO BUY-Sewlng machine. Phone 4001 before 9 p. m. 7-U Meeting Notices Klamath Falls Mooae Lodge' No. 1106 meeta on Thurs day nlghta, 6:00 p. m. Ini tiation every second and four Thursday. I, O. O. F. No. 137 Every Friday 8:00 P. M. 8th and Main Sts. T-F-tf Klamath Falls Aerie No. 2000. Regular meeting every tubs day night. 7:45 p.m., F.6.E. hall. Dth and Walnut. Visiting members cordially invited if Mill Lost and Found LOST Pekingese male dog, red wllh blonde tall, In Hot Springs district. Answers to nsme of "Teddy." Re ward. Phone 0721 or 4034. 7-12 $25.00 REWARD for return of brown leatherette bag containing baby's clothes and two cameras. Phone 0417, 7-10 General Notices MINCH'8 WHOLESALE MEATS In Red Bluff are rebuilding their plant which was destroyed by fire, and will ha In operation again around October I, - Our buyer will attempt to contsct stockmen during? September, 7-13 It Help Wanted. Mela onflti General Notices NISSEN'S INSTITUTE CL05ED THIS WEEK Watch this Ad For rtoopenlng 78711 on and Arrrn Tina date, July , I will not tw rt.pon.lM, or rt.hl, rnulr.i-l.il hy .itymt, olh,r lli.n my Kll,. till. II, C.. T H ECONOMY MATTHEWS Si IIIMIOIJITCnY will Im rliM.d from July 1,1 to IBIh. O. r. Mrl'luni. T-1S I Transportation WANTKI) Mill, la MlMtmrl wllh r.. H.hl. ririv.r In n.xl r.w rt.jr., c.ll WWII lM.lwv.it A tit .ml S it. m 711 ------'- 1 - ' n-l -rnr mt 10 Bervleet ROOFING All types new or repair. As phalt coatings guaranteed not to run, crnck or peel. Free maintenance up to six years on now roofs. Grems Roofing Ser.' 337 E. Main Ph. 483S Factory Approved Fllntcote Applicators 711 ROOFING . We special lie In all kinds ot composition shingles and built up roofs. Free Estimates SealyBrosf 3348 Vine SL Phone B394 703tf BRING YOUR HOME APPLIANCE WARDS . For Expert Repair, . 'Washing Machines ' Radios Refrigerators MONTGOMERY WARD Ninth St. Cor. Pins Mon..Wed.-Fri. RADIO. REPAIRING Of All Kinds Specialized Sorvlco Co, 1434 Mnln Phone 9103 1640U FURNACES Cleaned Repaired Installed Oil Burner Service Tufts Furnace Co.' 2323 S. 6th Phono 8595 3836U Let Us Help You With Your PAINTING Problems Free Estimates F. MATHISEN Ph. 7804 MW-FU LONG DISTANCE MOVING Washington Calif, . Oregon Insured Carrier Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7380 - 101 Klnmath Ave. 7-13 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED llupocUon rrc. Mnd.rn Equ.lpm.nt Content, tl.ul.d Away Ed F. King Phon. 32.10 S-tS IIETUIINED VETKnAN re.dy lor youf Immedlttt, wtrvlc Palntlns, K.mton Ins and Cliomlnlns ap.ol.lly. Phont SMI. - j.j RADIO nEPAin - Sarvlc, fu.ranlMd, 1B37 Orason Avanu Phona 4TAS. 4I7SU IIEMSTITCIIINU DREBSMAKINO. Dullott. and Bucklaa covarad. Altaratlom on naw and old clolhln,. Mr. II. M. Allandar, 7.11 Main. Room 310. Ph. 73U, 7-S0m FULLER RRUSIIER Clam Joyer, 143S Mnrlln. Phoni DlTIT. s-sm POI1TAHI.E WELDINO EQUIPMENT -All kind, or waltllns. (Jo anywhora, anytime. Hhaita Weldlns Shop, 4720 Shaata Way. Phona 70M. 714 rURNITUHK REPA1RINO Oaorl. K..I1. 3114 Cannon. . aS PRECIHION LAWNMOWER ORINDINO, n-hour aervlcg. Tha null Shop, 744 Klamalh Ava. Phona 43HS. 043U CURTAINS LAUNDERED and .Hatched, i-nona am. 733nl ELECTRQLUX CLEANERS S.I.I and .ervioB. i-nona viot, nxi Main Bt. IBM SSWINO MACIUNR SERVICE All makea. Phon. 0771, 3218 Shaata Way. 7-iamb FOR LINOLEUM AND CARPET LAY INO by Calhoun, call 0SS4 momlna or .venlnsa. T-1S MONUMENTS For thoia who lov. and nmambar. A. PLATO, P, O. Box 1338 Lakavlew, Orason Tal KEMTONING, CALBOM1NINO, PAINT ING. Phon. ona, 7-11 MID-SUMMER PERMANENT SPECIALS Children from three to twelve, S3.B0 and SS.oo, Reduced price, on perma nent wave, for ladle., Evelyn', Beauty Shop, 408 Main. Phon. 7379, 7-30 HOME LAUNDRY Phon. 1408. SI