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Newspaper Page TextAss fEN-MEHALD AND NEWS OUR COARDING HOUSE CRIME DETECTOR MOR.VCS OKOCCrT v ami ri lav r'i -1 1 -ri It 1 r-ir-r- I ,. j,LU 9C-U It-It IVWlCL. it- nri i r ir". fl Id. WiUirU MOULO YOU PREFER, A. BAMK, A SHIPYARD OR A U1HA1 HE. LET Ui SAY, BUCKIMtoHPwr Red Ryder .Boots and Her Buddies li A ttWMJ Ott - , scow .vr "ret- Wash Tubbt THM'S OWE SAV.'YOU MU5TA NOT TIEP KBAUTAWAY HMRK3HT, BERTRAM! OH TH' ROPE ,nC3 TUknEP over: KIEXT.FAtTy; JFreckles and His Friends Listen to This one: WEPES 1 SAW -iULK KK.IURe ON HE COVER AMD I ONLY HAVE THIS TO SAY . TWPPTI TWFFT Alley Oop l.lle Orphan Annie PALACE f J . VwYr-vr """T; vMLU ivMn1 MPw&Al ifiifSKfi lws? gg) I. .J ONE BAD FEATURE OF BJI u, ittk f THIS IS SURE A A . ( NOW IF I WAS A PALACE, . ' ,Sf THIS EMPEROR'S APVISER JVkSm MAVW-1 SWELL PIS6UI5g - ) V WHERE WOUUP L, L.1-.1 .. in.. . u SHE hCTUMLY T WHKT A WELL-'-ER-l HftRbLV KNOW y A G00t T I WOTE TO BRAG, BUT WELL, TCiNKS THAT THE MIND! WHAT TO THINK, ANNIE ! I CAN'T I WOKiftN " I I EVER'BOW RbMITS THAT MY 1 ?ME CISTERN WtVS A BVTH'WAV- "FORGET THAT MISS POLYP IS MY I i cADlkl I 6ETTIN THOSE TIRE CHAIKJS I bOESKlY TRAP THAT VOU WHAT DO MOTHER'S DEAREST FRIEND SHE ) ,H.V.V;-. FOR A LA60ER, IN A HURRY, I ftDMiT it.,. SET IN SOME WAYW YOU AS ft SOOb WOMAN? 1 UZftRDo; I Thursday, July 12, 1945 with S V3 K CtWWVi "TOWN VOR TVS. VPiSt TMt ANOTHER: tF VDUK M HONAE STOP AT f FIND OUT 14 tuc MCLfffrKi. mi-Io''-; VSJ W Mil I 1 M BOX. EVECV J-1 and boy Y GOIMS AAUf-A I ) IMt THE iA J I v i lAVcc r ill i . . . . i i-ric--v- - rt i r-m . &a rvi w ir I . - v i i ji J POST-WAR PLAKJ ' I CHANCE- HAVE Z GOT J MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY t.iiT, Ntwai6 r COTNtt HOUSE" I I U IT I I'lFJ Kl Kl iauo MHEY CAME FROA G. I S ALL OVER. ) GOSH. IF HITLER ANO 1 J AUpTUp THE WORLO, HILDA AMD HERES A TOJO COULDN'T STOP i ctttdc I DILLY! "SUGAR . YOU ARE MY- IHOSt GUYS, WHA( c.iwtr ft f AS LONG AS OU GOT THEM LAND- V NOT IMTERESTED, Sd SCAPE GARDENERS TO TRIM TH'TREESA THANH. rOU.' THE ) W WHV DlDM'T VOU MAKE A PEAL WITH LAWN WILL II THEM TO TAKE CARE OF THE YM5D TOO? ) REMAIN SOUR III I HEARD THEM MAKE A GOOD PROP- A JDB-SHAME I i OSITION.' GOSH, THEY'RE PROFES" ORNO SHAME.' 1 IV SIOMALS AN' THEY'VE GOT REAL .1 , S .L ill WL TOOLS.' THE WAV THEY CAN MOW I i' 1 . . WHV MOTHERS GET SRAV " T Pwilliam!" - . . WHV MOTHERS GET ....u...-. By Fred Harmon By Martin CHUM. WVLt K)OVO , By Leslie Turner By Blosser By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray BY J. R. WILLIAMS GRAY Inflation Trend Seen In Clothes WASHINGTON, July 12 (,T) James F. Brownlcc, OPA deputy price ncimiiiistnitor. said today that unless the rise In clothinK prices is halted and reversed "we shall not be able to hold the line. Clothing items are the only important sections of the cost of living Index "which has had a continued, steady rLsc. Brown. lee said in n letter to Senator Youiib (R-N.D.). adding: "That rise has amounted to more than 12 per cent in 22 months." Brownlee wrote that if the trend is not halted "the vicious spiral of increasing prices will lead us swiftly and surely to in flation." Lighthouse Keeper Cited For Devotion FLORENCE, July 12 (IP) Clifford B. Hermann, BM 1c. keeper of Heccta head light sta tion 13 miles north of here, has been cited for outstanding devo tion to duty by Secretary of Navy James Forrcstal. Hermann, who entered serv ice 44 years ago, came here from Salem. Ho previously served at Destruction island and Tatoosh stations on the Washington coast. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HKHEDY GIVEN that I. hi administratrix of the UUlo ol HUTH MAKGAKET MUSICK, formerly HUTU M. WAHE, deceased, pursuant to an or der of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon. County of Klanmth. will on or after the loth day of AukuiI, 19-13. at the hour of 10:00 A. M. sell at private male to the h1ahct bidder for cash, the following described real property of the Estate of KU'l'ii MAItUAKhr MUSICK. deceased: Northeasterly 30 ft. Lots 13 and 13. Block 36, Hot Springs Addition to the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon; Lot 14. Block 36, Hot Springs .Ad dition to the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. ALMA B. SWEETMAN, Administratrix of the Estate of HUTH MAHUAHET MUSICK, de ceased. Attorney: L. OBI II S1SEHORE. 731 Main Street. Klamath Kails, Oregon. Jy. 12-1U-2U; Au. 2-& No. 140. SUMMONS Entiltv No. 111.1 IN THE CIRCUIT COUHT OF THE STATE OF OREGON OH KLAMATH COUNTY. ALICE HENDERSON, Plaintiff vs, JOE r. HENDKRSON, Defendant To Joe V. Henderson, defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are required hereby to appear In the above-entitled court and cause and answer the comn dint I i lea against you, on or beforo Friday, July 27. 1845; and If you fail to so appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for In her complaint, to-wil: A decree or divorce; custody of minor ion, and restoration of maiden name. This summons Is served upon you by Kubtlcatlon thereof In the Herald and ews, pursuant to an order by the Hon. David R. Vandenberg, Judge of the above-en titled court, made and entered June 27, 1043. The first publication nercox la on juns zu, jijio. FRED O. SMALL. Attorney for Plaintiff ' 323 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon. 3. 24; Jy. 5-12-10 NO. 133. Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort FASTEETH, plcnsant alkaline fnon acldl powder, holds fnUo teeth more firmly. To cat and talk in more com fort, Just sprinkle n little FASTEETH on your plates, No Rummy, flnony, piisly tnstn or frclinff. Chnckn "olnte odor" (denture breath), Get FASTEETH at any drug store. BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE .STORE DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE : 211 Undorwood Bldg. NOW AVAILABLE (To All Uitnl Adding Machines Calculators New Royal Typewriters DKKKH CHAMI) I'll, KB Service on All Miflhliie, PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO, 122-124 S. 8th, Klamath Falls FORM. P.'STDDAY LONDON, July 12 OTTwoif ty.lhrco members of the houso of commons will bo chosen today in belated voting which may de ckle tho Imhmcu of power In the next parliament, if the balloting elsewhere la England July 0 was as close as somu observers be lieve. Today's contests all in the north of England and Scotland were postponed In ovoid con- Ilicl will) local holidays. Two additional seats will bo filled July 11). Counting of tho soldier voto will delay announcement of re sults until July 2U. Two members of Prlmo Min ister Churchill's "carelakur" cabinet are Involved in today's voting. Sir Donald Somervell, conservative homo secretary, and Ernest Brown, liberal mi tlonal minister of aircraft pro duction, are miming for re election. June Lumber Record Better Than In May SEATTLE, July 12 (!') Tho West Coast Lumber association reported yesterday that tho In dustry's Juno record was "slight ly better than May's." but at the same time (ho association pre dicted July production would be "seriously clown" becausu of va cationing workers. "West coast loggers havo been encouraged by tho improvement of truck and tractor supply and by the prospect that more truck tires will bo made available to them," tho report said. Weekly average production In June was 135,585,000 board feet, or 83.0 per cent of tho 1041-44 average, t h e report added. Orders averaged 137.841,000 board feet weekly and ship ments 133,440,000. May produc tion was down to 130,832,000 board feet per week. Protect Oregon's forests from fire for national defense. The defense Industries need our for est products to maintain capacity production. In war times, it is essential that production pro gress at full speed. War orders must not bo delayed. Keep Ore gon Green. LEGAL NOTICES I'HO( LAMATION WHEREAS, the unregulated uta of; certain forest areas la. in my ludstnent. a menace to life and property due to an cxrestive amount of inflammable debris left uu the ground by logging opera tions, windstorms, and fires In uit years, and vwiEHtAS, upon the showing of the Slate Forester, it appears to me to be necessary to close to unregulated Use the following area designated at: AIU.A NO. U I' KLAMATH AM -'! ATION fircrn Hprlngs Artst All lands In Ts. 3U, 4o and 41. Rs. 4. 3 and U E,, bo I ween the Moon I'ratrle Road and Jenny Creek on the "Went and the Klamath River, and the HT1 of T. 3U S.. R. 0 E.. except the right of way of Ahlnd-Kamalh Falls highway and the Copco Hnad from While Star to the California Stale Line. Pcrmll to enter the above area may be obtained at the following plates: Klamuth KoreM Protective Aas'n. 24U Conger Ave., Klamath Falls; Wcjcrhaeus er Camp No. 4. AKKA NO. H-P KLAMATH Ail ItOClATION Viwkry Tract; All lands in the tract known as the Yawkey Tract In Ts. 32 and 3J H.. Ks. 7 and 7' E. cast of Anna Creek and Wood River, except the right of way of The Dalles-California highway. Permits to enter the above area may be obtained at the following places' Klamath Forest Protective Ass'n, 240 Conger Ave., Klamath Falli. ARK A NO. ll-P KLAMATH A HOCIATIUN Hwan Lake Ares: All lands in T. 37 S., Ks. 0 and 10 E.. and lands west of the Hildebrand Sprngue River road In T. 37 S., H. ll'j E., except those lands west of the Old Fort Klamath road and Sees. 23, 20, 27, 33 and :iu In T. 37 S., R. 10 E. Permits to enter the above area may be obtained at the following places: Klamath Forest Protective Ass'n, 240 Conger Ave., Klamath Falls. ARFA NO. I3-P KLAMATH AS KOCIATION Yamsay Ml. Area: All lands Included In area bounded by a line beginning vat a point at the NE corner of the NEU of Sec. 8, T. 31 S., n. 11 E., thence south 1 mile, eait mile, south miles, east U mile, south 8'j miles, east ',' mile, and south 2 in 11 en to the south township line of T. 32 iL, It. 11 E ; thence eait along said line 10 miles, north 2 miles, caat 2 miles and north 10 miles to the NW corner of See. 4. T. 31 H , II. 13 E ; thence west 2 miles, souin i miic, wesi in lien, norm 'a mile, west 1 mile, north Vj mile and went 2 miles to the point of beginning. Permits to enter the above area may hi nhtolnrl at I tin fullfiiulnsr nlnrf- klnmatti Forest Protective Ass'n, 240 Longer Ave., Kin ma in rails; inaian Agency Fire Warden, Klamath Agency. NOW. THEREFORE. I. HOWARD C. HELTON. Governor of the State of Ore gon, by virtue of the authority vested in me under the provisions of Section 107-210. Oreaon ComDlled Laws An notated, as amended by Chapter 232, Oregon Laws, 1943, do hereby proclaim the unregulated use of the above de scribed areas to be unlawful and that said areas shall bo subject to entry only through permit to ho lued by the Stale Forester, or a fire warden, under which permit entrant shall comply with any nnd all of the following require ments: tl) To refrain from imoklng except In places designated aa safe In said jicrmlt. (2) To build no open fires except In places ucsignaiea as saio in sain permit. (3) To have aa a nort of hli or her equipment when using campflrcn, except, wnen traveling as a pencil trinrt nnd or camping nt improved, designated nnd posted camp grounds, tools an specified by the forestor suitable lor extinguishing fires. This proclamation shall ha effective from and after the lllh day of July, 1(145, and shnll remain In full force nnd effect until the 31 nt day of December, 11)45. Done at the Capitol In ttnlem, Oregon, llila filii rlnv nf Julv. 11)15. tSgd.j HOWARD C. B ELTON, Governor ATTEST: (Sgd.) Robt, 8 Fnrrrll Jr. Secretary of Slate. Jy. 12 No. 147. NflTtf.'E tiV t'lNAf, ACCOUNT NOTICE Is hereby given that I have filed my Final Account as Administrator or the Estate of Hazel Amanda Roney, deceased, nnd Hon. Dnvld H. Vanden berg, the Judge nf (he Circuit Court of the Stnle of Oregon for Klnmnth County, has fixed Friday, August 10, HH.1, at 10 o'clock A, M. In the circuit court room of nld court ns the time nnd pin co for making objections to anything In snld account, and nt said time the court wm mane an orocr imaiiy sotlling sold account, JOSEPH If, VANIIOOK, Administrator. FRKD O, SMALL, Attorney, Jy, 12-10-2(1; A. 2 No. 143, Men, Women! Old at 40,50,60! WantPep? Want to Feel Years Younger? no yon Winn MhfUMtM, worn-mit reeling nn age? Tli'imnmlf) nmiwi ntwhfil a lit th Wllg ii with Oitrex tint done. (Vintnln tonln many neeil nt 40, Jin, m, lor tiwlv nW solely ItrcniiV) low In Iron: alro m limit! vllnmin Hi, cftleimn, riioiiifiii, Ar,n In trodnrlory Mm now nntv aorf Try p-lrex Inula Tablets for new pop, younger feeling, this very ilay. At drug stores everywhere In Klamath Falls, at Whitman Drug and waltraen'i, Ration Calendar Wnr price end rationing hoard, 4M Main. Offli'it hours dally, 10 m. n, 1 :i p. m t Hatuutnys 10 a. in. to lull) . m. Phiiite lltltl for nil Infiunintloit, All Hiipllrntluns nnisl lie ninUeil In In tho war illicit and rationing bonnl and nut presented in iieinnii. PIUM'CKNKIt FOOIiH, , , HLUK STAMl'M - Ration lunik i -NlnutpN T-a tluoniih X II vnlhl Muough July 11. Hlaimia Y-U Ihrnlig h C-l vnllil through August 31, Minimis IM Ihi-uiiKh II I valid Ihrutigh HtflMPinlmr 30. Hlmiips J-l tliiuugli N-l valid Ihiuugh Oclnliei' RKD HTAMPM- Ration book 4 Mtamps K-2 through P-2 v Id thiouiih Julv 31. Hiaiiipn W 2 Ibiough U-'i valid inmugn Augun .u. nininin v-s iiiitmsiH ' II thitiiigh .-a valid thiougn nninrinupr .h, nii"i A-l through K-i valid thiuiigh Oetobni- HUO Alt-Book 4 - Sugar stamp 3n valid Ihvough August 31. KndniNit vanning sugar eon pons with ralluit buuk 4 num ber and your name, HHOKrt Lonr slaiups Invalid. Honk 3 Airplane stamps I. 3, 3 innv valid. New shoe slnmp vnllil Auguit 1, "(Mil lot" shoes railun-fico July 0 through Julv an. (J ANOLINE -"A" l coupons, A gal tons each, vat lit through Hepleinlwr 21. "IV 7 anil "C" 711 valid, 0 gallons KTOVKH Apwly local bmnl for oil. gas stove ceillflratni. WOOD, C O A L, HAWDUHT Dffaler detor mines delivery priority front con sumer's annual needs and quantity tilt hand so ni'der now, FUEL OIL 1D44-1 043 Period 1,1, 3. 4, and 3 coupmu expire August 31. 1043, Hf43-14(t period 1 couponi expire Auguit 31, liuti PRICW CONTROL- nefnr Imiulrlea to prlco clerk at local board. RENT CONTROLln arwas under Fed eral rent cunl nil, all rented dwellings must be registered, and i-hangei in tenancy reported, CLASSIFIED AATEB One day M word 4e day run ?" word (to 3 day run nr wurd to 4 day run 1" word ine a day mn lw'f word 14c Week run wurd IM Month run o wurd 4o 20 Discount for pavmsmt in Advance 3 Discount (or Payment Mr imtt Ads received by 1:00 p. m, will atniear am afternoon In "New rtwlav" column NEW HKIIALD AND NEWS phone num ber, mil New Today HKWAMU OFrKllKt) l.r.n who f.ua iilclur.. Ill P.nney't. Kln.r Eitten, illy. .Or.. nr.KOOr NOW! Prnmpl r'lc. All work gurant..tl. I'ltoit. 4a.m. T.u EXPKIIIKNCKO or In.KlMirl.ncnl rvi. wanlrif Ml Lure Ca(. Altply In pcr.an. JJU B. Slh. WANTEIl -ldy to l.rn nmchlut pr.M ln(. Klunath Cluntn, Jl M"j"14 WANTED a bruih cull.n. Top (.. iMion. ansa. mum CAHI'ENTEH UAIIOK ANO MATEIIIA1. roulrHi'l.d on r.palr Jolrt. full MLr 6 .v.nlnk I'hono iTA. ron hent-s cWm. riion. aia. i-u roil SALE 3-lwttroom hmn.. Mol Hprln. eariwl.il tllnln rtKiiti, dr.. pla. lull h.i.in.m. .prlnkllnl .v. I.m. n.ar 1,'huol,. Phiin. Mitt, roil HAl.E-Hniall rny hom.. i roomt and balli. I'h. 0441, 321 Uranl. flail rOB HALE IN STEWART, 1 houi... modern. 4 roortii, lawn and ih.il. tree. .1730. 1 aeml-mod.rn, llooo. I'hon. SBI8. t-l EQUITY IN S-nOOM MODEHN IIOU8E llol wal.r lank, la acra (round, ar dn. 11030 down. 3030 lull prlca. 1734 Ivory, corn.r Sluuu way. fhon. no. ro NALE-1 raft Hod.l A rord -d.wr rdan, wllliln OI'A c.lllnf. 2' llank. rOB SALE NEW FABM TIIACTOM TIBES a o-pir 14-3" liar Typa a -ply II J Knobliy 1 4 ply ll-M liar Typ, a S-ply i:i-24 Kuolilty 1 4 ply ILa4 Knobby C. II. l.ANliK SUI'r.11 ISEBV1CE ljkovlow. Oroaon 7-14 roll BALE S roll.r blind., Ixat ol ma larial. I'lmna 7IW0. 7-U roil HALE John Oaera No. 3 com bine, lit lit cut. new tlala yaar. on rubber. Ona Model D John Ueero Iraclor. new Ihlt year. III. I, IK' IBS. Selma. Calll. II. A. rne.en. 7-in rOB SALE Piano, 1J0. Call B18 af ter p. m. 7-14 rOB BALE-1 4 IL boat, a I, hp. motor, IMS. or will ell boat aeparalely. ', h p. Itoaw, WM. OOOxH lira, 410 rhona 7ina. WANTEU-Tallaawyor. Iloy Scout. Mill WANTED Dry lumber handler,, noy Mcout Mill. 7-14 WANTED TO nuY--Lala model refrig erator. Wrlle Mr. C. B. Bmllh. Al turai, Calll., Box 001. 7-IH WANTED TO I1UV Modern hou.e on pavlns In lint Bprlnli for caah. (live deacrlpllnn, lorallon and price In flril letter. Write Uox 314, caro Herald and Newt. 714 WANTED, WOOL. Ilnall cllpa or con .i.itnintit or cah. larxe cllpa or cn- Ixnment Willi liberal ca.h advance,. balance or reiurm in jo uay.. uarnr Head Saddlery. 7-14 uAMi-Kn Tfi nuv-A icooter. Call aim,. 7-IJ WANTED TO ItENT by marine captain and wife, apartment or home, prefer ,...ni.i...l Mii.1 find nlace al unce. Plum. Wlllard Hotel, noom 01U. 7-14 rnn HALE-Iilark mare. Kentle, laddie, bridle and blanket, reinnto Moaton bull, apayed, 7 month, old, U. Phono aooo. '-la rOB 8AI.E-70O-I00 head feeder hoi. no-100 veal calves al public auclion by the Farm Uureau al Anttorsnn. California, Wednesday, July 1H, 1114.1. Calf sale at 10:00 a. m. Ho sale at 1 p. m. Hugs graded and sold In truck load lots. Culvea sold Individually by tho pound, 7-14 CHICKS -Last hatch July lllh-luMl. nest grade Leghorn chicks, straight run or pullets. Iio.oo and 1.12 (xi. Or der al nnca for July Ulh delivery. Talent Hatchery, Talent, Ore. 7-111 FOB SALE 4 while brood sows, one boar, white. Hammond llanch, Mer rill. KALSOMININO AND PAINTING Phnne 47011. ti-aa FOB HALF, OB TltAI)El ncre north of town, Wocua district. 3210 Orchard, 7-111 FOB SALB-llouso. Phono (UlOil, 7-14 FOB SALE- 2-bcdroom house In Mills addition, partly furnished or unfur nished. 3219 Orchard. 7-14 FOB BALK- 1 lol In Mills addition, de sirable loi-allnn. Wrlle P, O. Uox llll, Eugene, W. II. Oldoker. 7-14 FOB SALE Bicycle wllh motor Unch ment. I(I0. 7.KI N. Illh. 7-13 FOB BALE- Prnctlcnlly new set double laundry Irnys, complcto with metal aland nnd fittings (I3.S0 lakes II. 3412 Khosta Way. Phono 77.10. 7-14 FOB SALE American Oriental rug, ovin J..N Mlekn. nliona 131. Mnlln. 7-111 FOB BALE -llcdslend, coll springs, mnl tress, 420 Division. WANTED TO BENT On LEASE, 2-hnd-rnoni unfurnished or parlly furnished house, by local coupto nnd one child. Phone 0.107. Hcforencos. 7-14 WANTED TO nENT Small furnished npnrlmnhl, north side preferred, walk ing dlstuncn, by iiulot professional womun. Permnncnt. Write Box II. care Hornld nnd Nows, 7-10 WANT TO BUY- A used car, Chovrolet or Ford preferrod. 1342 Plonsnnt. 7-13 WANTED -Cnnno, 10 or III ft. Thompson Oldtnwn. Cash, A. E. Fll7.gernlil, 320 nogors, 7-lR WANTED TO KENT 2-bcdroom fur nished house or aparlmonl, Prefer nno could rent for one your, Wrltn P, O. Bux 390, 3731U Meatlnrj Notict Klamalll LoiH. Kb. 77, A. F. A. M., will hold ,p.. clal luritlug Friday, July 7 .10 p. ni. Work In I. A. degr.e, All brethren Invited to attend. NOEL TllllNEII, , Worshipful Master, 7-IS I. 0. O. C No. 137 Kvory Frltluy 0:00 P, M. Otl; unci Main Sta. TF-lt Klamath Falls Aerie No aooo. Beanie, ins.llna; every Tu.a. day nlgltl. 7:4a p. nv, r 0 E. hall, lllh anal Walnut. Visiting nt.nibsra vordlallv luvll.d i, ... . i, .i M'.i'.f ..--.f-.,-,.-., , - --,,-.-,, ---..---.r., Loit and Found LOST Will party who plrkad tip 110-fl. heavy steel cored cable anil B-lneli green iKcukkumi block on Four Mile Hill on Weil aide of Upper Klimatti Lake on July eth, please notify Paul Wamplsr or leave at Kern's. Reward for return of this equipment, 7-1T LOHT'-On Ho. nth, brown Corde' ilpiter purse, belong to serviceman's wife, containing government gasoline ra tion and guvsinnient credit can), par sonal gas lallou, food ration books No, a and 4, and money. Kinder may keep money. Please call Ext, 3, Naval Air Station, ask fur Mn. Jennings, Ma LOST OH STOLEN from 030 Eldorado, bright orange Irlcycl. no handlebars, heavy tires, ball (tearing. Please re turn, Phone 32114. LOST- Pekingese male dog, red wltlt blonde tail, lit Hoi Hprlngs district. Answers lo name of "Teddy." Re ward. Phono 0121 or 4034, 7-11 LOST-Two No. 4 ration books belong- 1 tog lo Harry I. Wiatd and Edith E. a Wlard. Phone WU, 7-11 General floUct EAGLES DANCE, Every Sat. Night . for members and their ladiss Dancing until 1:00 A. M. Improved and entar'ad I buffot rooms now open. Adiulaalon la your paid-up ' membership card. I Music by Shepherd's Orchestra IBSltf NISSEN'S INSTITUTE CLOSED THIS WEEK Watch this Ad For Reopening 787U UNITED TELEPHONE Employers of Oregon, Ins. SPECIAL MEETING Frltluy, 13th, 7:30 P. M." . ', Library Club Room See Your Dullctln Board . 711 MtNCH'S WHOLESALE MEATS In Bert nlulf are rebuilding Ihelr plant whlcK was destroyed by fire, and will be la, operation again around October 1. Our buy.r will attempt us contact stockmen during September. 7-IS ECONOMY MATTBESS A UFHOLBTEHT will be closed from July 1st to lath. I E MrClung. 7-14 10 Sanrleaa RADIATORS Cleaned, Repaired or Rebuilt Tractors Included. Healing troubles corrected with latest equipment and 30 ycara oxporlence. , All Work Guaranteed i Now nnd Used Radiators Also now copper cores for nearly all makes and models of cars and trucks. Klamath Radiator Works 2221 So. Oth St. Phone 6042 36D6U ROOFING CONTRACTORS Permanently located In Klam ath Fulls. Wo aro adding daily ; to our satisfied customers. Any Vt kind of roof you need asbestos gum coating. Frca service on roofs we contract. H. C. High Roofing Company' Phono 0032 021 Comm. 247tf REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL All Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment In Stock. Oregon Equipment Co.1 Phono 0017 127 So. 6th St. 2217U C1IIITAINS LAUNDEBED and tretchrd. Phono 3717. 7-23nt ELECTBOLIIX CLEANEBS Bales and service. Phono 7107, 11.12 Main HI, l-OM BRWINO MACHINE BEBVICB - All moKcs, Phone 11771, 321S Shasla Way. 7-lamtt FOB LINOLEUM AND CAIIPET LAY 1NO by Calhoun, coll 0004 mornlnga or evenings, 7-IS MONUMENTS For those who love and remembar. A. PLATO. P. O. Box 133S Lakovlew. Oregun T-21 M1D-BIIMMEB PEBMANENT BPECIALS Children from three to twelve, 3.ao live, 3.no i an norma 1'i BeaulirA 7-30 nnd aa.oo. Itoduced prices on pent waves for indies, Rvoiya I Shop, 408 Main, rnont 7270,