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Newspaper Page TextBIX HERALD AND NEWS OUR BOARDING HOUSE liKJLESSTUE MWORi SiA HAS CHANGED HIS RAFFLES MI40SS 6EEKS EMBEZZLING TUB CHEEe t'- riiEn fcAIU' X1 V - HE.TOO.THB VA,30R icebox Red Ryder Boors and Her Buddies f SottWS TH gEVKd KR 'ES1A I rTrafuPVSFlPl f l'U fIX IHlsr OVER TrtSE 1 (g llMEBEC HER LIKE 6O6H1M0W THM W f f WAK MVJK WS.AHK f AS pSTOi VO VK WER TO If WOW cm YVfACfc. VRJR T 11 l0 J Wash Tubbs , K -wwwsw. By Leslia Tumor PUiOP VW8NECKTlEEA6y-COLONEL U VS.'. f-QLOHPI. KAI f y vwntv u "TyeiaiSfprcn i.M Afafll BRILL-WANTS TO MEET A ySmNfiJ FROM THB PSKWXafXM. f CAPTURED THOSE OF MIRACLES UP yaiR. t ' rr-BBEMAMr Si WARfARE BRANCH .,'1 NAZIS WHILE OM R16HT, BALK i SLEEVE, BAL -VUU'VE J rV'riSSl ' .O , ;V A 10-DAY LEAVE, CAPTAIM EASY fiOT A REPUTATIOM TD rT Vf'JK?) V - "V COLONEL BRIU.? CANTEVEM 60 OH 1 v UPHOLP! ib? M Freckles and His Friends By Blosser II III! .C LCO : TOWERFULJ WOULDN'T LET Mg I 'S'1 I WHAT KNtt OF A NHT-Afl I ui W DfTK.Z!f I s1k have TJm IfWl J fc2fi4te --YcANTAKEIT TIZYING TO , ATTACHE, HAS m Ai-Smmml. I r-Tl mWrlSPr-So ut. it; help his I blundered Ls TT.v JtgZtfM XlUAxsh IkShLI mUim tK; DUKfelTa friends cur I into a uTTLBfCSVilVi y(ww4y,lMf , fn . JMS:'sK'i. Ml' I 1 - V, ,U I Little Orphan Annie By HaroldGr V I rftN'T HELP rr Lc'Vd;.,-) k.,v pr.- bmtr ftSK ME SHE'S ftl ( SHftLL HER DftST&HbtYi WELL, YOU'RE "ll SS"E OF WMJSE.WE "21 I POOR, tEAW DEWWTCD FRlENb"' VMES NO" D f YOU tSlT Monday, July 16, 194S with Tl4E OLD BOV'S Tdc 1 GOT CAPACITY TMM A. BOS BOUMD FOR. THc COUNUY FAIR.,'--we BROVJSES INi T(4E COOLER. rJOLLDrvivT BE POP HE'S 50 HOME6T HE VOOKi'T GO MUCH HE S 6EGlNMl6TO i LOOK SIBERIA-' EVEN IS tHE srce V By V. T. Hamlin THEV SHORE X THAT'S THE IDEA ...THEY) Vf!?? V V. MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR ro-n ' DO SI At TRADEMARK, & 1 1Mb. lO OFFICE AM CONCEAL WAY I HAPTA fin Tin MA.D JliCC BlRTHDAV PABTVt rAM'T r HOME AN' PUT THESE WASHERS IM TH LEAK.V FAUCETS 'STI&OF WASTlW DC MAM TAKIN A BATH JIST GO PLAY POST- STUFF? v-.i. s pi WHY MOTHERS GET GRAV By Fred Harmon By Martin BY J. R. WILLIAMS THAKlfi N3U SO Ml IfM R-o YOUR SUPPENJ INTEREST IM THE HOMP. m it um ip . I m& liCV T Cm ' HAS TO BE SOCIABLE . vvtLL AS. r . USEPUL.'tf'. r I" 3, T.R'.Wii.t.iAMs 7-Y J Cascade Friday the 13th arrived at Cas cade Summit with a bant!. The populace awakened thinking the Japs had arrived Willi a lull charge of bombs. One bolt of lightning followed by a terrific clap of thunder caused damage to the Southern Pacific tele phones in the section foreman's and signal maintainors nouses. Dorothy Dalil, telegraph oper ator here, received a shock while on duty when the lightning fol lowed the wires to the telegraph office. Among summer colonists who have opened their homes here are Mrs. Maxwell and children, Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stein, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Moody, Kugene; and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Spraguc, Sweet .Home. Mr. and Mrs. Bennle Benson and family attended a reunion of the Charles Hcbert family at Cultcs lake recently. All seven daughters of the Hcbert family with their husbands and chil dren were there. The son, PFC Glenn Hcbert, is in the South Pacific. Mrs. Tony Eames of Portland is here with her two small sons, occupying the summer home of her parents, Judge and Mrs, Lucas. Word has been received from PFC. Roland L. Porter that he is now stationed in Greenland. He states that he was flown from England to Greenland where he will assist in the installation of a radio station. The climate, he reports, is much the same as Klamath county. He states that the sun barely sets behind the mountain there, and were it not for their being surrounded by mountains it would not set at all. Lt. and Mrs. Keene stopped at Summit lodge while en route from Massachusetts, where Lt. Keene had been stationed, to their home in Palo Alto. Capt and Mrs. Thomas Hcn sler called on friends at Cascade Summit. Capt. Hensler has Just returned from Europe where he was with the air corps in Italy. He was a former Crescent Lake teacher. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Barnard, Alameda, spent a week at Sum mit lodge. Barnard is an of ficial of the Southern Pacific company with headquarters In San Francisco. While hero he enjoyed the good fishing. Mrs. Jack Tomlinson and son, Craig, Oakridge, have been visit ing at the R. L. Porter home this week. The Tomlinsons arc former Cascade Summit resi dents. They will soon move to Eugene where they have bought a home. Arthur Parsons, civil engineer for the Southern Pacific com pany, has been in Cascade Sum mit doing surveying for the company, All of the cabins at Summit lodge have been filled to capacity all summer. The dining room 01 the lodge has not been opened but the rooms have been well filled. Tax Leyy Up For Election Again LAKEVIEW The town coun cil moved at their meeting Tues day night to again place before the people of the city at the No vember 6 general city election the question of a tax levy for construction of paved streets within the city limits. The council believes that If streets are to be paved In Lake view, now is to time to lay away money for the project. By issuing a tax levy of 24 mills, for a three-year period, the necessary amount will be col lected by the time construction of the paved streets takes place. BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone S520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE ATTENTION FARMERS We pay highest cash prices for LIVE or DRESSED POUL TRY. Phone 5175, or see your nearest 1 Safeway market . operator. SAFEWAY Corvallis Boy Flies Over' Korea OKINAWA, July 10 W) Lt. Hurry V, Dubtt, Corvallis, fluw with a puny or 10 ni'ivutee search puiiu-s of fleet ulr wing one which covered vlrluii Iv 11 of Korea Saturday, destroying or uiuuiiKiiiK oriagcs, trains, tun. ncls and stations on tlio dunblo- lino railway to Manchuria, mid sinking r damaging 10 small and medium cargo vessels Japmi bound. LEGAL NO! ICES t'KOrLAM ATION WIIKUEAH. tha imrriiiUlftl U of cvrmiit forcit Mwaa li, lit my jmtiimeut, 11 monaoo to Ufa nml imuiorty on mv- I'miut in mt cxcftivtj mmmtti 01 lit fUtniiilllile ilobrU on Ilia iinuimt. mini WHKliKAN. uiion the ilumlng uf tti anv rurvaivr, it appffara 10 lit 10 Iteveaaai'V to clnia to liitrtfti)atiitl nan llta folluwlittf rtf within unit uttjmonl to Mia t remain national rural, iieaiKuaied ARK A No, r UORHKUtADKS U'AMI' HI AKKAl T. aa Mud 34 H.. 11. 14 K : that mrt of T, 33 8 , H. u t , mtrlli ami wt u( North Fork Spratiue IUvr; thiwio tmru or Ti. X, M, and .13 S , II. IS C , west of rtjcan mvor. urccit MuLintnm drift (onco and North Fork aprBUue Htver; and thnt part of Section J, T. :i(t H.. It, U until tu tiurin t orn apraiia mvor. PcirtnllX for Blllat-lnal ttm li(it'A detcrlbed arvai may tw ubtmncd at the rort SuprvUur'B of (too and UJitrioi uraxicri oaice. uaKwiow, urvgun; Mil vp Ink K.l.l-i, , itKi ... ui. tlom; Currier Camp, Do Lake and Dairy Creek Guard Station.; Walker Hang Kim Patrol Auoclation ottWt, Laplne, Oron; Klamath Korcl I'ro tvcllve AiaiKlatlon uffk-ei, Klamath KalU and Illy. Oregon; and the Korcit aorviro oitii-p at anoviin, urvMun, NOW, TIIKHKFOKK. I, lluward t He Hon, Ciovernor of the State of Ore Bon. by virtue of the authority vented in nto Under the urovUloiu of Section 107 -J 10, OrcKon Compiled Lawe An notated, aa amended by Chapter 23 J. Oregon Lawi. U), do hereby proclaim I he unregulated ubo of the above doaorlbed areai to b unlawful and that said arras ihalt bo BUhject o entry unly through permit to be lanucd by the Slate Foreiter. or a (iro warden, under which permit entrant hH comply with iij ant, mm wi iiiv iiniowiiig require ments: (ll To refrain front atnnkiiitf v cept In placet designated aa aate In aid permit. i3i To build no open flrva except In placea deilgnatcd aa a(e in aald permit. ;ti To have a a part of nu ur nsr rquipmeni wnen uaing camp fires, rxcent when travtillnu aa a on dealrlan and or camping at linprovctl, designated anil nutted ramnarnuiida tool aa specified by tltej roretter suitable for extlngulahlng flrea. Thli urocla matlon ahatl hat fftittva from and after tho llih day of July, ItHJ. and ahall remain In full forra anil effect until Uia lat day of December, Done at the Caoltol. In Salem. Omatnn thta l)l h day of July. 1943. Sgd i 1IOWAKU C. U ELTON, Governor Al l ks r; tSgdj Robert S. ram-ll. Jr.. t3C. Secretary of Stala. Jy. 16 No. 137. NOTH'i; INViTINU 11IDA The unrleralarned Police JikIbo of the cetVe aealed hi da uo to A P. .M. Monda Auguat H, 1D4A ami publicly onenrd at 7:30 P. M. In tho council chamber of the city hall, for the construction and In alattatlon of a lawn aortnkler aratem to- father with a pump houaa and aupply Ine. Plana and anaclflcaUonf ar on file with the Police Judge or may be ob tained from inn citv vnitineer uoon a deposit of M 00, The quantities Involved are approximately 4200 lln. ft. of W to 3" gnlv. pipe; 2(100 lln. ft. of S" pipe; one 30 HP motor and 300 g p m. pump; concrete pump hniue and acceaaurlea, The city reaervea tho right to reject any or an uiaa. HAnoi.n riiANCY, Polire Judae. Jy. 16-18-20-23 No. 13o. NOTICK OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS lIKnr.HY GIVEN that 1 have filed my final account and reoort of my administration of tho estate of u. A. iiuannan. aeceaaeu, ana inc Judge of tho Circuit Court of the State of Oretfon. for Klamath County, has fixed ten o'clock In the forenoon of July 24. 1043, at the time and the courtroom of aald court aa the nlace when and where any person may present objections or exceptions to said final ac count, and at aald time and placo the Court will settle aald account, 71I.ANCHI: F. UHANNAN, Administratrix. U ORTH SISCMOHK. Attorney. J. 23; Jy. 2-fM6-23-No. IM. Ration Calendar War price and rationing board. 4.10 Main. Offlco hours dally, 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.; Saturdays 10 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. Phone flttt for all Information. All applications must be mailed In to the war price and rationing board, and not presented In ijeraon. I'ROf KMKKD FOOD (I BLUR STAMPS Ilntlon book 4 Stamps T-2 through X-2 valid through July 31. Stamps Y-2 through C-l valid through August 31. Stamps D-l through H-l valid through September 30, Stamps J-l through N-l valid through October RED STAMPS Ration book 4 Stampx K-2 through P-2 valid through July 31. Stamps (-2 thrnurh U-2 valid Ihraueh Ausnut 31. Stamns V-2 throtich Z-2 valid through September 30. Slamp A-l through E-l valid through October SUGAR nook 4 Sugar itamo 36 valid through August 31. Endorse canning sugar coupons with ration book 4 num- Der arm your name. SHOF.S Loose stamps Invalid. Hook 3 Airplane stamps 1. 2. 3 now valid. New shoe stamp valid August 1. "Odd lot" shoes ration-free Juty B through Julv 3ft. GASOLINE "A' 18 coupons, 6 gal lons each, valid through geptcmner Zl. "B" 7-8 and "C" 7-8 valid, 0 gallons each. STOVES Apply local board for oil, gas ntnve certificates. WOOD. COAL. SAWDUST Dealer determines delivery priority from con sumer's annual needs and quantity on hand so order now. FUEL OI I 1044-1 04.1 period 1, 2, 3. 4, and ft coupons expire August 31. 1043. 1043-1040 period 1 coupons expire Auguat 31. 1040. PRICK CONTROL Refer Inquiries to price clerk at local board. RENT CONTROL In area under Fed eral rent control, all rented dwellings must be registered, and changes in tenancy reported. CLASSIFIED RATES One day -m word 4c 2 day run r" word Bo 3 day run p1' word 11c 4 day run p word l.'lo day run M' word 14c Week run " word 10c Month run , oer word 4fle 20 "i Discount for Payment' in Advance umL Discount for Payment nv 10th Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will appear J am nfiernnon in "nm rany column. NEW HERALD AND NEWS phone num ber. Bill. New Today LOST-Whllo wianer pg. low, LrAVfl word at 1010 Hope itreet. 7-1B OFNF.nAI. PAINTING and Cnlclmlnlnit. Frank Jenkit. Phone 0:)l0 between ID a. m, and 2 p. m. 7-21 CHAMBERMAID WANTED Kern Hotel. tfiioir WAITRESS WANTED fall, CoffM! Shop, 121 N. 7lh. .14111111 WANTED --Woman to care for elderly lady two days a week. Phono S7I). 7-10 WANTED In.lde .ale.man or ,nlenlady for pnlnt and wallpaper atoro. Oen eral Paint, Oil) Main St.. 7-111 WII.I. HOARD CHILDREN In my home hy month, prefer ichool age, 447 Martin. Phone (1144. 7-21 Omen! Hera's real Relief for Raw, Chafed Skin It'i iurprising how quickly itchy burning of lucli local irritation (often suffered monthly) yield, to the bland medication of Reiinol, Bathing with mild Reilnot Soap JncreiMS comfort. Buy both lodiy. RESINQLS LEGAL NOTICES N tit lea la hei-ahv a iwa. the County Oouil of Khinmlh Cotinlv tirtigmi. win m ! Yu""im " all warrants In the ImiuU of the County I :Uvk of ' h'' !, '..ltd I r "! r"'!' Tllz Mw8'l'MAi,waV!.n';: wll l iii i held for nnugltl. mid Maymcnl ante Ituve not been tecelved. The following show the name of piiyee. dale, number and anm ts to bo acled upon hy "aid Court aa above List at Couuly Warrants In noaaoaalon o( Cloiks Ulfkt imng years old or I ur to July 1, 11)4(1. Warrant No. Payee 240JI II ml ilo Delucr Hit J :i Robert Smllh 24737 John M. Walker INllol Ab llarnea A. J. t'amithell 23051 John Morrlsaey 23700 Art Johnson IVVU-t Arthur Johnaort aiUltt l-eitoie llrown U0731 Peny Prince Vtll74 Jack Ilarber atililitl Marie Carroll J7;uit llnllin Wnihlngton I7:t:i3 JeMtr King U7;i;iil William Nmllli 87X17 R. W. Soiillt 2II7D2 Harry Southard 211(102 Dolores Skoog 44ml Harris Machine Shop COUNTY OF KLAMATH is, I, Chas. F. Del-ip. County clerk of the above named County and M by cerltfv lhat the foregoing coniplUrs a true anil rorrrt'l Hat of all iountv rants that ai 011 thla dnln In my nines, ami imsseaaion lhat will be more 1 seven years old on or prior to the 1st day of July, N1. he re I Warrant 1 Witness my band and seal of aald (SEAL) My C.' Jy, Id No. 183. LADY would like to cook for small crew on ranch or camp, 330 80, 4ijt, FOR RENT- Room lit private home for -i ....... k.ttiaii nrlvilotiea. 174U Wall Phonal 7334. 7-Hi rOR SALE -- Commercial properly on rauroau spur vn itamit - 3023. ' a-ciii hai.k !l.ruiilrtMiiti modern borne. acre, garden and berries, chicken house, garage, fruit cellar, on but Hue anil pavement. Taxes) with water 19 (W per year, 64300, 3X17 Altatmmt Drive. J-Hi FOR SALE 6-130 Down Payment fttr this modern little two-bedroom, fur nished home. Uwn, trees, garage. Call after 0 p. m. at 210 Donald, one block off California avenue, near Con ger school. Price 62230, Heady to move into. t-it WANTED TO UUY-Good home, cloae In, with 3 or more bedrooms. WrMe Hox 3303. care Herald and News. 7-10 FOR RENT Remodeled cabins, furnish ed. M mile this side Weyerhaeuser Milt. Inquire Cabin 4. 7-21 PERMANENT clerical and stenographic opportunities with Slate with merit system protection. Advancements Alao stock control clerk and telephone operators Apply Merit Nvstetn Coun cil. 010 Mead llldg . Portland 4, Ore Final filing date August 0. 7-lo FOR SALE-IP33 four-door Chevrolet, tires and motor In good shape. With in OPA celling. Phone IU47. 7-16 FOR SALE One plvwnod boat, motor and trailer. X.nn Vine. T-tn EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES with Slate for iteglnning tateworner ami raiework supervisors In social work Permanent rareer service with merit system protection. Apply Merit nys tern Council, 616 Mead tilde . Port land 4, Ore, Final filing date Ati gust 9. 7 H FOR KALE- 3-wheel trailer, excellent condition; also large larp. leu 11 So. 2nd after 8 p. m. T-10 HALED At J ALFA HAY fur sale. Phone 11703. 7'IH FOR SAlJt New vacuum cleaners and attachments. Phone 7044 7-io YOtrNO CIVILIAN COUPLE wishes fur nished or unfurnished house or apart ment. Will lease with option to buy. Employed at Worden Airport. Call 7636 between 8 a. m. and 6 p. m. 7-10 CIVILIAN COUPLE wlahes to rent fur nished houae or apartment. No thtl dren. no Dels, no bad habit. Cal 0300. 7-tfl FOR H ALE -Thoroti gh bred saddle horse, 3-year-old. gentle, call 0047. r 7-ie MIDWAY AUCTION YARDS Med ford. Oregon Thursday. July 10 100 Head of good quality Hereford cat lie -cows - Heirers-aicere, 20 Head Fat Vealers 3 Registered Hereford Hulls 3 Purebred Hereford (lulls 2 Registered Black Angus Hulls (IS month old). Farmall 20 tractor and A, C. com bine, 3-tt. cut (at or below celling). At The MIDWAY AUCTION YARDS 3 mile north of III C Y on Table nock Road at 4 corners. W. J. "HILL" II It AY, AUCTIONEER N. A. MEAD. CLERK M6 You cannot go wrong If you place your order now at YOUR OWN LOCAL HATCHERY for some of our fine chicks fur loin delivery. No deposit required until 30 daa before dale of delivery. OREGON STATE HATCHERY Dux 320 KlAmalb rails 2720 South Oil. 3472tf SANDERS' SPECIAL Near Klamath Falls. Here Is an un usual bargain for these times, unfore seen circumstances Is the reason for this sacrifice, loo acres. IM acres under high state of cultivation and ditch. Six room house with modern Improvements, well shaded by arao trees. 12 head stock, 1 Guernsey hull. Irgn tnllk barn, equipped for Grade A milk with milking machines and compressor. 4o acres of the bent spuds In this locality, 12 acres clover, 10 acres alfalfa, 2:1 acres pasture. New Oliver No. 70 tractor, half-Interest In new spud dig ger, spud planter, spud grader, 2 Irarlor plows, tandem disc, tractor cultivator, milk house fully equipped with stenm boiler. The spuds from this farm will pay out the place this year. We value the slock and equipment at the ap praised price of 610.000, not counting the real property or buildings. Tho Durchase nrlce is 620.5O0 with some terms. This price Is good fur 30 days only. J, W. BAIN LIE HO Phone 721 1213 Mnln 7-10 WANTED- Automobile and fender man. CULP MOTOR CO,, Ford Denier, Ash land, Oregon. Phone 3301, After uoo p. in. phone 4371. 7-20 WANTED-Wholesale route men. We have two excellent wholesale routes open. Present men being drafted, Klamath Falls Creamery. 710 WANTED Man with family to work In lumber yard, ury and green lumoer. Can furnish dwelling house. Phone mm. 343(ur LOGGING TRUCKS and Trailers! 1042 DODGE with Thornton dun! drive (sold new In '4:ii. with '43 Pointer Willamette dual axle trailer; excellent rublfcr throughout, (This '42 can be bought without priority. 1040 DODGE 3-ton (thoroughly recon ditioned with n NEW Chrysler Marine Motor); 3-speed Hrown Lip nuxlllnry transmission, 0-speed mnln transmis sion and dunl reduction dlfforentlnl, '42 P, W. trnllori excellent 1000-20 tires throughout. WHITE- Model 704. excellent 1)23-20 rub ber, 3-speed nrowme transmission with Pierce dual axle Logging Trailer. WRITE: 34 N. V.. Union Avenue, Port land 14. uregon. or PHONE: LAwnster 4U19, Aik for Mr. Cramer or Mr, Murch, 717 FOn SALE -Th or electrlo ironer, used very nine, 24:1:1 orchard, 33m if FOR BALE Atitlquo nmhognny occanlnn table, 113.00. Call 3700, 7-1(1 PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO IIOHIMTALIZATION Ne 1,01, of Time Permanent Re.ull.l DR. E. M. MARSHA Cblrepraetie Physlelan st6 No. lib - Knnnlre Theatre Oldg. fkena 1646 LEGAL NOTICES MT (irTlIK STATU oT- tllllillON" Hilt KI.AMAIII ItitlNTr U in lhal M. " tailor .lxt tlnya Crinll Ilia llrat day ill July. T thereof stoopiM!, where It a.n-is thai mount of war (halt seven Amminl ;i mi ,1,00 2 00 1 74 I (N 3 60 1,70 .mi I 70 2.64 1 20 2 20 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.20 I 70 JftO .71 Dale Instied July 7, lii:.7 July 7. 1UI7 Hrpl. in, 11117 Sept. 13. HJ7 ttt'i. n. iut Dec. . Ill 17 Dro. 13. 1'i.iT Oft. 6, IUI7 Fell, V. IIMH Mar. 10, lit. II Mar. 30. li:ut Mnr, :t0, U'. I" Aim-. 27. i(:m A in1. 'J t, until Apr. 27. Him Apr. 27, HUH June 30, lii.il June 2(i, Itl'ifl pr. 14, HUH CourMliisyndjUv id JidyH)43. C." HElljltlCH, Deputy. . CARPENTER WORK, shingling, aller-jl aliom. Repairs or new worn. i'nny 7043. OPPORTUNITY for optometrist to sis own business without Investment 1 thriving I'ai'irio norinweai enr wi postwar stability assured. Prefer givsaive man tvms itiiure lies ens of htm. Equipment available. I. full details, write giving Informal about yourself to Mr. Vltl, Welsfl (V (loldbeig, 414 Pike HI . Heallle ; Wash. V1 KXPEItlENCKD WATCHM AKF.lt H f employiuenl 111 northwest cities- Po land, Heallle, Tacoma, llremerti Average 100 In 6130 weekly. Id working i'otullllona. Wire collect write to Welafleld A t.oldbeig, Pike SI., Seattle U, Wash, 7 Mooting Notlcvt Klamath Lotlge No. 77, A. F, As A. M., will hold stM cial mevting Tue-ly, July 17. 7 -To p, m, Work In K. A degiee. All brethren Invited to attend. NOEL TURNCM, Worshloful Master. 1-16 Klamath Falls Aerie fQt No 3K Regular . . 1 iT moating every Tuee- W 1 1 lift P I Walnut. Visiting members vordially inviied t Lott and Found tin 110. heavy trel inrd cabla and ft-lnrh gren 'rVtikhuoti bl.H-k on Four Mihs Hill on west eld of Upper Klama'h I. he on July flih, pi rata notify Paul Wampler or leave at Kern's, Reward, for return of this equipment. 7-1T i General NotlcM NISSEN'S INSTITUTE CLOSED THIS WEEK Wntrli this Ad For Itcopenlns 757tf 10 ScrvlcM REFRIGERATION 1 SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC 4 nd ' COMMERCIAL All Mnkci Parb, Controls and Equipment in Stock. , Oregon Equipment Co? Pliono 0017 127 So. Oth St. 2217U BRING YOUR HOME APPLIANCE WARDS For Expert Repair. Waiihlng Mnchlncs 1 nndloit RcfrlRcrnlors . MONTGOMERY WARD Ninth St. Cor. Pine Mon.-Wcd.-Frl. Let Us Help You Wlll Your PAINTING Problems Frco Estimates F. MATHISEN - Ph, 7804 MW-F-U FURNACES Clcnncd Tlcpalrcd - Installed Oil Rlirnor Knrvlrn Tufts Furnace Co.' 2323 S. Otll Phone 65D3 3B36K SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection rrre Modern Equipment Content, Hauled Away Ed F. King Phone 32.10 1 11) HEMSTITCHINO DREHKMAKINd. llutton. and nurklea covered. Alterallnni on new and old rlothliiK. Mr., ll. M. Allender. 7:u Main. Room 2111. Ph. 72IU, 7-.T0HI RADIO REPAIR - Bervlee guaranteed. 1037 Oregon Avenue. Phone 47.1a. 417011 KDI.I.ER IIIIIIHIIEH Clem Joyer, 1430 Martin. Phone BftTT. (I'Sm I'URNITIIIIE RKPAIRINO-aeorge Keen, 3114 Cannon. g.g PIIECIHION I.AWNMOWER GRINDINfl, ll lmur .ervli-e. Tho riKlt Shop, 744 Klamath Ave. Phone 430A, 042tf CttllTAINH LAUNDERED (nil alretched. 7'2.im EI.ECTROLtlX CLEANERS Hale, and ervlce, Phono 7107, 1131 Main SI. BOM HF.WINO MACHINE SERVICE All make. Phone U771, 3210 Bhaita Way. 7-lamb roil LINOLEUM AND CARPET LAV INCJ hy Calhoun, call 0004 mornlnga or evening,, 7.1a MONUMENTS For Ihoae v.-ho love and remember. A. PLATO, P. O. Rox 1331 Lnkevlew, Oregon 1-21 MID.HIIMMF.il PERMANENT SPECIAL Chlldrrn from three to twelve, a3.n0 and 3.00. Iteiliitinil price, on perma nent wnvc, for Inillei. Evelyn', Oeaulv Shop, 4011 Mnln. Phone 7270. 7-39 KALHOMININO AND PAINTINO-Phone HOME LAIINlinV-Phone 340B, WILL CARE ron SMALL CHILDREN-, Phone 33113, 7-11 1 A 1IAV HAULINO and graveling drlv uisui fail I n 1 'in , !3I r 1 , 1 , l