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Newspaper Page Text1 IIX -HERALD AND NEWS OUR BOARDING HOUSE ESWD.FAWEp..' LITTLE- DID 1. UKcnN IAN CRIME DETECTOR'S FIRST SUCCESS MOULD Be TO TRAP m OVOM PARENT IN THE CT OF PlUr6ING WE u-KAC-KAFF-.'r, wrt.mr'Wwtvief.wia. T-n.sta.tt nr. or. Red Rydir AN BUFFALO Boot end Her Buddie Wath Tubbi Freckles end His Friends And no matter. HOW MUCH FAN MAIL I GET. YOU'RE STILL- L HEA.RT6REAK A Win Alley Oop THAT THE VOCE HAS NEW5...BUT FURTHER MY ROYAL T JT HKVy VOVLZ 1 fVTIU. BURMS WE UP- y SHE WAS PROBABLY T1PPEP 1 T NP THE N AWVWAV, WE'RE 1 HjyT SOU SAlP IT, WB! ITS COST TH00S ANPS O1 SWELL KmmWi$v JAPSOfTeuX HERE-heAPV M AMEaiCAMKLLAStregYTHTOWEUiBASKX PROPASAMPA, PEPDLER I CHWA. THEY'RE ALL OVER I SPRIMLE IM TO MAKE MKiHTV .stlWf 60 CLOSE TO JAWAWi J, A 6ROAPCAST THAT WE'RE ASIA, AHP SUPPIV NEWS A FEW TRUTHS I 6009 USE Of "'SJSkm-,, cggg V 5 ALLEY1 OOP'S COMPLICATED EFFORT TO EFFECT HIS companions' RELEASE FROM ! JAIL SEEMS TO BE WORKINS LIKE A WATCH LitHe Orphan Annie ' , .1 " NO NO! 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I L MSZ V WHAT'S 1 "T w'oOVl I7V-1IWI WWMIHIfcJM MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY MlMD. POP.' MOT EXaCTLV A FIELD LILIES HECE. POP 'lS --AND NO MATTER. After, WHAT HAPPENS. YOURE 3l(LL fAY HEAVEN-SSMT ryjSLAD LAD L eofe AND THAN 'f I f WHY DON'T TOU CO AHEAD V YES SOU PON'T UMDEft- " ill;; WITH THE DISHES WHILE ( STAND WHAT A CHISELING i ll; YOUB SISTER IS TELEPHOM SISTER WILL DO TO AOUV INO? ARE MDU AFRAID THAT IF HE LETS HER GET AWAY YOU MIC-HT DO A LITTLE A WITH IT.' DO VOL) THINKC ! 'l MORE WORK THAN V THAT FHONE. CALL OF 1 1 nOu HAVE TOfSST HERS WAS AM By Fred Harmon By Martin . By Leslie Turner By Blosser you, mV dear, alphonsb mTiv mm muvkc imc. t. m. wo. u. i! Wt. err. By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray TROUSERS ARE QUITE UNESSENTIAL, MADAM"' THE WORD OF THE SMALL PRINCESS CLOTHES HIM IN DIGNITY BROTHERHOOD FAR BETTER , COULD THEiyEST RAIMENT.' BY J. R. WILLIAMS VETS ORGANIZE HOOD RIVER. July 23 (.-1') Three American war veteran croups hero huvc oi'Kumzccl a United Veterans County council to promote harmony anion); members of the American Le gion, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Spnnish-Aniericnn War Vet erans. FUNERAL JACK MlI.I.Ktt Funeral lervice fur the late Jack Miller, who pajuted away In thla city, Friday. July W, will be held In the chapel ot Ward's Klamath Funeral Hume. 925 High. Tuesday, July Ui. 11)43 at 3.10 p. m. with the Hrv. Dnnlel It. Anderson, of the Klamath Temple , of ficiating. Committal erlce and tutor ment will follow m Ltnkville cemetery. Arranaementk are under the direction of the Klamath Full Culinary Allmm-e. rnenda are respectfully invitea to aucna the, service. WEATHER Bund.r, Jolr ti, ISIS Max. Mm. Precln. Euren 77 .00 Klamath Fall. 111 SI .00 Sacramento 97 fta .00 North Bend . M M .oo Portland 73 00 .00 Kno SH 44 .00 San Francisco 70 SO Trace Seattle 73 07 .00 Mcdlord na .00 Red HluM 103 .00 Northern California Clear today, to night and Tuesday, but with fof on north coast. Little change In tern perature. Moderate to fresh winds off coast. Oregon Clear thli afternoon, tonight and Tuesday with some fog on the coast; becoming cloudy northwest portion Tues day. Silently warmer at low elevations today. Moderate northwest winds off coast. Washington Clear this afternoon, to night and Tuesday, becoming cloudy west portion Tuesday, with showers on the coast, slightly warmer Inland to day. Moderate northwest winds off coast Courthouse Records Marriage Licenses WALL-POTKET. Theodore John Wall, ID, If SMC. Native of Oklahoma. Resi dent or Klamath Falls, Ore. Virginia Lea Poteet, ID. clerk. Native of Ok la home. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. FRASIER-HYDE. John Glsper Frasler. 23. USMC. Native oi North. Carolina. Resident of Burgaw, N. C. Clover Ar lene Hyde, 16. Native of North Caro lina. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore. GOLDEN-DOUGLAS. Harry Jamea Golden, 38. tool dresser. Natlvt of Ohio. Resident of Wood, W. Va. Dortha Maxine Douglas. 33, waitress. Native of Oregon. Resident of Klnmnth Falls. Ore. JORDON-TURNER. George Raymond Jordan. IS. laborer. Native of Arkansas. Resident of Dorrls. Calif. Inez Evelyn Turner, IS. waitress. Native of Mis souri. Resident of Dorrls, Calif. HARDEN-SMITII. Edbrldgo Odell Harden. 22. USMC. Native of Texas. Resident ot Gary, Texas. Dorothy Julia Smith, 10. student. Native of Oregon. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore. Complaints Filed Buth Kepley vs. Thomas Earl Kepley. Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel ana In human treatment Plaintiff asks return of maiden name, Ruth Hampton. Couple married In Fort Smith. Ark., March 23. 1041. V. S. Balentlne attorney ior plain tiff. WORK GLOVES All-Leather for MEN WOMEN OREGON WOOLEN 800 Main BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phona 5520 . 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE A Fence to Meet Every Need Made from selected 48 in. full size wood slats, evenly spaced and woven between 5 cables of heavy wire. Colors, red or green. It's easily, quickly and per manently erectod. Long last ing and makes a good ap pearance. It's inexpensive, too. Just the thing for Victory Gardons. Keeps dogs in or outl Suburban Lbr. Co. 4784 So. 8th Phone 7709 IB OBITUARIES jVlYCK ANN KtiFfr'RK Joyc Aim Hotter, Intent uaughter of Mi-, anil Mn, W, 11. Keller dr., passed away lit Dili city Humlny, July 32, iuii, at 10: to p. it). The dei'easou was bout in Uakerslieid, Calif., ami wn 27 days oi J when called. Hvsldea her parents, the Mtilo uno is survived by a slater, Gloria Jpmii. unit brother, Wilbur Jr.; her granoparenu, Mr. ami Mu, T. 'I'. Krffcr ami Mil! Anna Hour III, all of Klamath Falls, Th remains rail In Win it a Klamalh unci al Hum. l2A Mian, where n tends may vail, runnai anaitgomoitu. will In announced lalor. JACK M1LLVK Jack Miller, lor 40 scars a resident o( Klaninllt rails, passed away in tnu city t'nday, July llu, n43, al .i:13 a. ni. The dtn.'cuod was a naiiva ut Jackson county. Ore., anil wan aged till yems, U inonlha aiui S days when called. Ma ) survived by k brother, Hnnt Mil lor. ui Proapcct, Ore., and a sitter, Lulu Whit ney, vt Hun rraiu'incu, Calif. Tito miiina ivit In Wuru'i Klaniailt Kuiterul lunttc, t)JA llltih. whoio uivitUi ituty full. Aniiuuiii'iMUtfitt ui iuiiciai uvrauiio menu apnoar cUawhora lit thla Itiua. ANNA Kl.tMA Aitun Kllinti, a ivunlPitt of tit Malln nuil Morrill UUttlct for ltt lnt .id yoaia, yrtwiflU away lit thin vity on Mommy . uly 'IU al l.JO a. 111., following an UlnoM ot nrvoial yoara. Hlt wat a tmtivo of Caoi'hoalovakla ami at I lit lima of hat (IcaUi wn agau dT ,vtai. 1 monlli ami U iluyi. burvivlng aio her ilaugitlrr, Mu. Albert lAnnai ScltmltU, of Morrill. Ore.; one alitor, throe broth era and two aTAiiuVhlhlteii, Mrs. Mima waa a member of Z. C. It. J. hut. No. of Mulin, Ore. The rt-umtni rent In I hp tar I WIU t look Funeral Home, I'm al SUth. where ftieitda may fall. Notlve of funeral to be announced in Tuesday' laaua of thla paper. BYRON r,K, BROWN Byrvtt Cera Brown, a resident of Klam ath Kails, Ore., for lit last 33 years, msod away in this ctly on Huitday, July T2. 11)43, at 6 10 p. m, following an extended Illness. Ho Was a native of J'lttsburgh, Kns., and at the lime of his death was aged ?H years, IU months and 31 ditys, Surviving are his wife, Mnggie Drown, this city; two sou. JesflB A . of Tulelake, Celll.. and Itts It ttrown, this city; one daughter, Mrs. William tltlanchei Kaylor, this city, three brothers, iieorge I1., of Madora. Calif, l.oren L., of llolir, Idaho, and Kruest llrown. of Oakland, Calif ; one sUtrr, Mrs. Hose Moore, of Thomn. Okla ; fifteen grandchildren and seven great-graudchllureu. The remains rest in the Karl Whit lock. Tunoral fome. 1'lne at Ktxth, wheng friends may call after noon Tuesday. Notice of funeral to be announced at a later dale. DONALD (1RAIIAM IIAWORTIt Donald (Graham Hawnrth, a roatdent of Mallti, Ore., for the last six months, passed away In this city on Kalurday, July 31, ItMS at 13 30 p. m. following an llltteas of two weeks. He was a native ot ludlanola. Iowa and at the time of his death was aired 2l Vtan. 3 months. and ao days. Surviving are his wife. aiis. mutireu iiawortn oi Mann, ure.; his parents. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Ha wnrth and two brothers. A) bun and Herald ail of Mlto. Iowa. The remains rest In the Earl Whltlock Funeral Home. Pine at Sixth. Notice of funeral to ue announced at a later date. VITAL STATISTICS IIAMI.1M Unfit a, I Klirmlh V'ltv K. piUl, Klamath Falls. Oie . on Ju.y 31. io r-ir. ami Mrs. Harry Hamim. 3530 S Sixth a girl. Weight; ft pounds. LFFFLHl Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore., on July 31. HH3. to Mr. and Mrs. lUrmsn Jeffler. 4330 Denver, a boy. Weight: 1 tmuntU 11 ri ounces, WILltUR-llorn at Klamath Valley hos- fltal, Klamath Falls. Or., on July 30, to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil K. Wilbur. 2.I2W Wantland a boy. Weight: 5 pounds 0 ounces. CAMEHON Born at Klamath Valley hospllal, Klamath Falls, Or., on Jul 111. 11H3, to Mr. and Mr. James P. Cameron, 738 Owen a girl. Weight: S pounds. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July 13 IAP-WFA- Cattle: salable 1100. Active, fully steady. Load good itaere fto.oo, fed kind absent, several cars feeder steers 14,00-H.73 two cars good ttOO in. netfers 113-70. ttoverai ioua good range cows II3.00-U.W, common mostly tto.uo.ll.oo. cannon and cutters 17.00. U.00. Common to good sausage bulls 10.M.12.5U. Calves: 300, Hteady; load medium in moice auo id. caives ais.rs. Units: KnliiblB 230. Firm: three Inadi good 2O0-.U4 lb. barrows and gills 113.73; odd good sows 113,00. Sheep: salable 7000, Mostly wooted north coast spring lambs: undertone about steady. Good to choice salable si- w, L-uii iu gixHi ewes quoieu $J. 00-7.00. PORTLAND, Ore.. July 23 iAPwrA Cattle: salable 3130, total 2400; calves salable 213, total 300; market more active, steady to strong: medium 'good grass steers largely $14 30-10,00; top II0.SO for arouna lnrca leaus; common to low me ilium steers 11 1.00- 14 00: common- medium heifers mostly 10.00-13.30; une load 914.00. load good light heifers lirtoo; tanner ana ctmer cows fii.w 12.73: medium-good sausaffo bulls 19.30 11 23: eood beef bulls S11.7012.U3: good choice vealcrs mostly 14.00-30; one specially lot $10.00. Hogs; salable 100, total 000; market active, steady at celling; barrows and Juts i:.7a; sows aio.uu: cnoice iw-io. eerier nies 120 00. or 30 below week ago. Sheep: salable 2230. total 6(100: market active, strong on lighter receipts; medium-good spring lambs 112.00-30; few good-choice lot i;i.2.V14.00; choice closely sorted lot 114.23-30: common grades fto.OO-lu.OO; good yearlings I10.00 30; few feeders 98.00-0.00: good awea 90.00-x.i. few head to 98-30; common down to 93.00. DENVF.lt, July 33 IAP-WTA) Salable sheep 200, total 3300: mostly steady; one lot good-cholre native spring lamb 10 cents higher at ti0.33. other good-cholre 913.00-03; two loads 02-lb. Ida hos 913.73; two loads 913.50; common-medium kinds dropped lo $13.30; bucks generally 91.00 less; load 123-th. No. 1 pelt ewes tfl.OO; good-cholre truck-Ins 7. 30-8.00; common- meuium o.ou-f.uu. CHICAOO. July 23 I AP-WFA) Salable hogs 4300. total OOOt; active and fully steady; good and choice barrows and gilts at 140-lb. up at $14.73 celling; good ana cnoice sows m i.uv, win plete clearance. Ratable cattle 14.000. total 14,000: salable calves 800, total 800; good and choice fed steers and yearlings strong in lA cents hi if her than late last wcck s, ill! tower than last week's high time however; common and medium grades alow, steady; waterf tiled liberal; top fed steers $17.83; yearling 17.00; heifer yearlings 917.10; hulk fed steers $18.30 17.30; grassy and wanned up kinds 912.75-13,00; cows alow, steady; hulls steady to weak; vealera fully steady at $10.50 down; weighty aaueage bulla to $i:i,23 and heavy fat bulla to $13.25 hock came aieaoy. Salable sheep 1000, total 3300: mostly steady; top $10.40 on several Iota good and choice native soring lambs, bucks discounted .$1.00; mixed medium to choice, mostly medium and good kinds 9HJ.00 and $10.13; nothing done early on 3 loads lightweight Texas spring lambs; puck n go good and choice shorn old crop lambs No. 1 pelt $13.00 with yoarllngs out at $i4.ou; oaa 101 anorn native ewes s.i.zd, iittie neiow e.w. SWIM TRUNKS ; $2.25 up OREGON WOOLEN 800 Main PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION Ne l.o.fl of Tim. ' Permanent ReinlUI DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlraprantle l-hr.liilan ttt Ne. 71b - Kaoiilre Thealr, 01,1. Fbone 7.M ATTENTION FARMERS We pay highest cash prices for LIVE or DRESSED POUL TRY. Phono 5175, or too your nearest Safoway market operator. SAFEWAY Market Quotations NEW YORK, July J3 lAPl-Assnrled lucks edged Into slightly higher terri tory today although many market leaders still axhlbllid much hesitancy. L'ltwlng auotatloui! American fan - U,H( Am Car t rdy M nils Alii Tel Itl !"' Auat'uuda H I3U Calif I'achlni - U Cat lYavtor J UJ' Commonwealth U Mini , IW CintU-Wrluht - a. tMi (leuoi-ttl Kioclrlo 4J tloneral Molms tl.l'n (II Nor It) pfd 4l)t lllimils Cential II Int Hnrvoster ... HJii Konuovult l's Lock herd II '4 Long-Boll "A" - 111 Montgomery Ward .,. 0i Nash-Keiv , k'i N Y I'anliitl J-1'! Norlhorn I'aoKlo J"' Pho Gas V Kl HI ' PatAiard Motur 1 J C Poniie) llo retina it 11 . Republic Wed 23 Hlchfield Oil 1Kb Hafeway - H lores lu Hears Roebuck llti'v Moutheitt PaUflc , 4nS Standard Brands Mt Huiuhlne Mining Ul' 'rrusAmerica ii's Union Oil t aiif JJ' Union Pacific I.10 U A Steel - (tut', Warner Pictures M - 18 Potatoes CHICAUO. July 23 (AP WFAi-Piita- loos arrivals 301, on track 24t. total u. 8. ihiomeitu Saturday 007. Sunday S3. New stocks: 1 untitles modsrale. for Mlsatiurl ilemaiid slow, market slightly weaker: tor offering: other sections da msud moderate, market aloaity at cell tug for best stock; California !.ong Wnltes U. S. Nu, 1, 94.13-4.JT; coin mervtal. $4 03-4 27; Mluuurl Cobblers, U. S. No. i, $330; Nebraska llllss Tri umph U. S. Nu. 1. $3.iH: Washington Ullsa TriumDhs and Lon Whiles. U. M. No. I, $4.18. WHEAT CHICAGO. Jlllv (AIM I.Idiil.Utlnr, In the July wht futurea contract pushed prices iiwwn more inan a cent a uusnei at times today. July rya meanwhile climbed as much as 3 can la as shorts sought to cover. - Today Was the final dav of trarilne In all July grain deliveries and the liquida tion in wheat and purchasing in rs were rinsing out operations, b hurts in rye apparently were finding the offerings unincu. The only wheat ttoutdatlon affoelad othar deliveries adversely, Oau wete weak. Wheat tost mora around at tha rtna to finish 3'sr lower to tc higher than Saturday's close, July $l.6j'.-l.o2t. July rye climbed further to finish wttn a gain of 4 to ',c a buhel at $i.30S to $i.ous. a new high for the Mason. Other rye contracts closed down Itto to 3c. Corn was unchanged to to lower, July $L18Vy, oats wars He lower to Uc higher, July 03VM"o, and barley was jc on iu avao up, juty Ration Calendar War nrtre and rstlantns bAard. a.vi Main. Office hours deUr, 10 a. in. lo 3 p. m ; Saturdays 10 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. Phune 81(11 for alt information. All applications must bo mailed In lo the war price and rationing board, and not presented In person. I'HOCKBBKD POOD BLUE STAMPS -Nation brink 4 ilimm T-2 through X-2 are valid through July 31. Stamps V-3 through C-l are valid mrqugn August ai, stamps u-l through M l era valid through September ;0, Stamps Ji through N-l are valid through October 31. Ittu 8TA M PS -it a t Ion book 4 alamos K-2 through P-2 are valid through July 31. Stamps Q 3 through U-J are valid through August 31. Htainpa V-2 through 15-2 are valid through September :w. Stamps A-l through E-l are valid through October 31, SUGAR llwk 4 sugar stamp 30 Is valid through August Jt. Endorse can ning sugar coupons with ration book 4 number and your name. SHOES-Hook 3 airplane stamps 1-2 3 are now valid. No. 4 will be valid August 1. GASOLINE "A IS coupons, 8 gal lons each, valid through September 21. "It" 7-8 and "C" 7-8 valid 3 gallons each. STOVES-Apply local board for oil, gas nova certificate. WOOD, COAL. SAWDUST Dealer de termines delivery priority front con sumer's annual needs ana quantity on hand. Order now. FUEL OIL-1044-HH3 period 1-2-34 and 3 coupons expire August 31, 1043. 1043-IOVI period 1 coupons expire August 31, nun. PRICE CONTROt.Rcfr Inquiries to price clerk at local board. RENT CONTROL-In areas under fed eral rent control, all rented dwellings must be registered, and changes In lenenry reported. VVAAArVWVWWVWWV'VWWVW LEGAL NOTICES CITATION IN Tirr CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREOON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In tho Matter of the Adoption of DOROTHY IRMA LOPER. A Minor To Eleanor L. Ixper, mother nf the anove namea uorotny irrna ioper Greeting: IN THE NAME Or THE STATE OF OREGON. You are hereby cited to ap pear In the above entitled court In the court room thereof, at Klamath Falls. Oregon, on or before August 23, ln43, ana snow cause, ir any mere ne, wny thla court should not decree the adop tion of Dorothy Irmn l)per by Dennis jamea o m auey ana irma Naomi O Aiai ley, husband and wife, and that her name no changed to Dorothy Irma O'Malley. WITNESS the Hnnornhlft David R Vandanberjf. Judge of the above court, with tha seal of said court affixed, this 20(h day of July, 11)43, , DAVID It. VANDENnERO. (SEAL) Circuit Judge Attest: Chris, r. DeLap, Clerk. By Evelyn Pierce. Deputy. Jy. 23-30; Au. 0-1:1 -2fl. No. 187 NOTICE OF PINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS IIKREHY GIVEN that 1 have filed my final account and report of my administration nf Ihe entitle of L. A, BRANNAN, deceased, and the Judge of tho Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon, for Klamath County, has fixed ten o'clock In the foronnon of July 24, 1043, as the time nnd the courtroom of said court an tha place when and where any person may present objections or exceptions to said final no count, and at said time nnd place th Court will setllR said nee mint. HLANCHK F. BRANNAN, Administratrix. L. ORTH SISEMORE, Attorney, J. 23; Jy, 2-0-10-23 No, KI.1. . NOTICE INVITING I1IDS - Tho undersigned Pollen - Judge of the city or Kinmuih rnna, urngon win re- August 0, 1043 nnd publicly opened tki 7:30 P. M, In th council chamber of the city nan, ror tna construction nna in stallation nf a lawn sprinkler system to uether with a pump house and supply Plnns and specifications nre on file with the Police J 11 (I go or may be ob tained from the city . mutineer upon a deposit of $3.00, The n.uanlltle Involved nro approximately 4200 lln, ft. of 1" lo 3" ffulv. pipe: 2(J(K) lln. ft. of n" pipe; one iiu ni' motor ana oou g.p.m, pump; HARTFORD Accident and Indemnity Company INSURANCE T. B. WAITERS General Insurance Agency FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE 615 Main St. Phone 4183 cone rat pump house and accessories The cliy reserves the right to reject an 1 or all bids. HAItOl.n FRANCY. Police Judge, jy, 1a.1a-3fl-a.1Nu. mo, CITATION IN TIIM CIRCUIT COURT OF TlIK STATU OF UMKOON IN AND FOn THE COUNTY UF KLAMATH In the Mailer of the Adoption nf WAR REN LertOY MrMAHAN. A Minor To Francis P. MoMeltau, father of Hi shove named Warren LeRoy Ma Mahsu. meeting; ' ma IN THE NAME OF TUB STATE Ot ORKUON. You are hereby riled in an pear In lha above entitled oourl in tha court room thereof, at Klamath Falls, Oregon, nu or before August 23, ioV and show cause. If any there he, why this court should not dnoree the aduu. Unit of Warren Leltov MrMhait by rrauk W. Rllohie and t.ydla B Itlichle, husbnud and wife, and that his tiama be chunged lit Wnrren 1, alloy Itllrhl WITNESS the Hmunahia David 11 Vnmlenherg, Judge of Ihe above court, with Ihe sent of said rmnl affiKed, thla I0(h liny of Jutv. HI43, DAVID It. VANDENMEItO, (SEAL) Circuit Judge Alio. 1 1 t'has. F Dol.ap, County Clerk, liy Evelyn I' lei to, Deputy, Jv. 2:i 3(1; All (1 i;i 20 No ina CLASblFlED RATED One day per word 4n " nut r" word m $ day run I day run day run Week run Month run Pr word tie .per word 13 -per word 14 wper word Ifto .iter woro sae $0 Discount for Paviueni ui Advene 6 Discount tor Payment or toth Atls received by 1:00 p, in. will appeal am afternoon in "New today" enfumn. tf It's a "froieu" article you need, ad- vertlae for a uwrt one In the elaaslfiarl Tew Today coui'i.r would like nine to u Augelra Friday. Phone tU3.. WAN-run. .Woman rook. T la 10 inet7. Married couple preferred. Work In wood, avall.hle lo hu.band. I'hoim 4.00 day, or event)!,.. T-3S WAN'iro r.iml.uin trii.-h driver. Hleeily eniploymeiu. ana ttprlns at t-u WANTED II.IUK.y. Wlnetna Hotel. .Wit If DEt.IVEnYMKN--l.ocat pickup. Mleady advancement opportunity. Need chauf feur lireitae, member or Join Team slers1 union. Sea Mr. Cram In per son, Coiuolldated Frelghjtwaya. 7-3.1 WANTED lagging conlraelor capable of logging 80 M dally. Good logging cham-e. Writ Itox 3119, rare lie. aid and News, 7.33 WANTED Gas-rig laminar man who can take charge loading 30 M ft. log lift flats, Phone 400, Call 310 Main. 733 TWO -ROOM APARTMENT for rent. Metropolitan Hotel. 1-71 FOR RENT He rv Ira roupla looking fr congenial service couple whoa wife doesn't work to ihar privet home. av37 Garden- 7-33 FOR RENT- -hedroom home. $ blocks from end of Main, 343 Henry. Can, ha seen between 8 30 p. m. and I p. m. 7X1 3 ACHES IN ASHLAND, Vol of fruit and berries, fl rve garden, 3 scree In pasture, 7-room modem house, barn, chirk, an house. Prlf $4000, OREGON LAND CO, 30 K. Main St. Ashland, Oregon T il DAIRY RANCH, arre. all under irrigation, 3-room modern house, larg chicken house, Grade A milk barn, city water. Close to town. Priced t sell at $10 300. OREGON LAND CO, 30 E. Main St. Ashland, Oregon T-tl rOH SALE OH RENT 3 -room modern house S arra, $ miles north Klamath Falls. Write L. E, Sells, Houte 4. GranU Pass, Or, 7-13 FOR SALE- Ry owner, smalt hardwr hardware Sa store, tmiidlng and stork town, illoa 202. Roaua River. 1-ta ron sai.r ny ownkii-, .ere. .1 fine bull, land In clly llmlla of Granla I'aaa, llox Roiu. River, Ore. 7-23 ron SALf. Stewart addlllon, modern 4-ronm home. Iuntlhed or unrur nl.hed. rireplare, enrloeed Itarll porch. Phon. 331S belor. S 9. m. f-M FOR SALE-IIt.ie rord truck, IV, ton. new motor, Kthon gear. Iluih Rick, on. mil. .a.l, IV, north Tulelak.. 1-XS FOR HAI.K -Davenport aet, dlnln, aet, dre..er. lawnmower. Rlmmona doubt, bed and aprlnga, firescreen, vacuum cleaner, trailer. 23 rifle, 3 pair ro!)r akale., .Ire, 4 and A, boy'e boot,, alt. 5. new tweed Jacket, fix. 14. I1U California. 7-34 too IIIIIOR roil SA1.E-Caiiarle.. Lov. Bird., flnchea. .nil olhera. BO new and tued cage.. Polial'a nird Acrea, DO lllghwey between Hold Hill and U rente l-aaa. Open 8undaya. 7-3. COMMUNITY A UCTION at HIOIILEVa On Summer, Lan, Sunday, July 30th, on. o'clock DIIINO WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL Walch Paper ror LI. I Phon. 1770 COL. 8WICJART, AUCTIONEER 713 1010 INTERNATIONAL CAB-OVER 8 cyl. Cummlngi Dle.el motor, a wheel., Tlmken 4. wheel drive; Ineulated van body: excellent 1000-30 rubber! Willi 4-whee) Wentwln trailer, In.ulated body, dual front end rear tlrel, Westlnghoua. air brakoa throughout. DUMP TRUCKS AND BOXES TWO -1041 OMC 4-yd. box dump truck.; .xcellent condition throughout, aa-yd. dump box and hol.t. WnlTE: 34 N. E, Union Ave., Portland 14, Oregon, or PHONE: LAnca.ter 4IIIS. A.k for Mr. Cramer or Mr. Murch, 7-3.1 roil SALE - Acou.tlcon Hearing Aid, only been worn 3 tlmea, Ju.t Ilk. new, ' can have ear pleco innde lo fit, Coat glllll.llll-.wlll .oil for ,100, Call 01)0.1 or aeo at :i040 Shnala Way, ror .ale, wood range, Call nooa or ,eo t :il)2n Hhaata Way after 0 p. m, 7-27 rOR SALR'-Large coal or wood heating .love, oxoell.nl ahape, new gr.tea In atalled la.t aeaaon, 334 No, Oth. illOMt WANTED-OIrl for office ...l.tant, initio typing, Caacade Laundry, 7-39 WANTED, by profeaalonal woman, a furnl.hed npartment, Cloae In, Per manent, Phono 72117. 7-29 WANTED TO RENT 3-badroom fur. nl.hed or unfurnl.hed houa. within ' city limit., Permanent civilian coil pie, Wrlle llerald-Nowa, Dox 9103. 7-29 rOR NALE-Ono B.rkahlr. mal, llog, 0 Durno brood aowa, fl feednra. O. L. Hodgca, Tulelak., Phon. 203S-M. T-39 rort HALE - .1-vcnr.olg gelding, parlly broke, weight 1100 or ROl) Iba, Call 11:70 between a. m, and a p. m. or ,ini Marlln. 7-33 NOW AVAILABLE (To All U.aral Adding Machinal Colcularort Now Royal Typewriters ORflKH CIIAIRH KlI.Ki Service en All Maehlnea PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 123-124 S. Sth, Klamath Fall, i 1