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SIX HERALD AND NEWS
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
tHe CLOCK WITH THE RIGHT
TIpAE - AW-5 t CKIIWC
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MENACE BEFORE IT CATCHES
ME OFF BASE UUiro suiwc-
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Boots and Her Buddies
WO0V0 VOU UVOt 60 OUT
OKI "Wife. PORCH ? T"S
COOltR OOT THEHt".
Wash Tubbs
...SOJWEET PREAMS
EDnu xnue 6.1 .TOE. IAV
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SOON
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NEW
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WE COIAE SASHAY1N' WTO
TOKYO, I'M 60NNA TOKC
YOUKI&rn INinNU3B
Freckles and His Friends
Eve
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CANT GET
CSV VEAC AT
OUK. MUb
THIS TIME, THE
MEMBERS OFTME
SHAOVSIDE PSHINO
CUJe3OTDB0OC
OJEEK LAKE AMD
TRY THEIR LUOC AT
CATCHIN& A BSH
OU IEONSIOES'
"bUT THIS YEAR
THEY'RE' TbO BUSY
WITH THE WAR.
- Alley Oop
Little Orphan Annie
rn
1 1 1
if 7.I,T.tIl7LLSV'DOM'T f THAT MUStA OKAV, OOOLA, THE Y HBH! fcWT THE. V Be SUR- ')
RE IM FOR. EMPER- THE PAMTBf START SHOOT- T3ETHE ) BRASS HAT WILL PPseDTORNDTHEIROLD i-
I OR OB EXECUTIONER, OFF THEIR VlW&UMTIL EMPEROR, ) BE VOUR TARGET ) PAL OOP ffUAMAamiS jU?Y
jBUTIM FOR BATTLIWe FIRST TEAM? WE KNOW , ALL rt AMD I'LL TAKE ON S SHOW.' . vfR1v'
DEftD? UJEBLVJ
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STORY ANNIE - I'LL TELL
".THAT IS, I
' THOUGHT
VOU ALL ABOUT IT-LATER f
U WERE
Tuesday, July 24. 1943
with
TRV TbS9MS A STRIKE:.
mth Vour Bankroll
r SOMEBODY BOUGHT
0B SITTING AS
PDPTTV A.C A.
STEM06RAPHER
IN THE- BOS b
LAP
A MILLION FOR IT
-J W3 I WtVrt TO V4NvXY4G 09 M WiYi OUT Vi J
n ... . .Y TROKK VOW HOURS VV)Nb OVJT I
TTHE BOTS HAWENT WARWEP UP 7 WEU, "
SUS6ESTIOM. to SlMCP UIF
AWAY WHY DONT WE lT -
hlbH rOK UUJ IRONSIDES 'S
IDEA.
HENRY j4
lE. Ml 7 . v n i
MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY
I'VE 60T A HUMCH
ABOUT HER THAT5
ODPTTV FAUrKTir.
I RECK0U,8B-BUT
J CANf T OCT IT OUT.
O'MYMINP
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TOO, PAL-BUT
UTCOULPN'T 1
BE PRINTED I
W A SAWILV I
"
Its a shame
old ironsides think said hook that smart old baby
wev5 rassed him -a it i 1 amd this vear we'll let the
JJPTHISVEAR I jjl. A5Q
W LONG AS I WAS ri f BUT NOW THAT JOB IS 1 WELL,
J BELIEVED bEAb, I WAS II FINISHED ' An6 50 ARE A OADDV. I I
I H rKtt HOtNI-ftND , 1 LOT OF OUR ENEMIES I) THAT S Al
TMERE WAS A LOT srl BUT VOU IN JAI C ! ( ALONG 1 I
7V'thAT COMES UNDER. THE l IT'S USIM' MY HEAD, THAT'S HI
hEADIN?CP CRUELTY TO V WHAT IT IS.' HE'S TEACHIN' ME A
ANIMALS ITS TH' HEIGHT ) TO SKATE AN' I'M TEACMlM -'
I'SCToF LAZINESS 1A HIM TO BE USEFUL.' BESIDES. Ia-.
I V gl IT'S-T'S" VOU CAM TELL BV LOOklW ATT-
' V gffN 11 try 1 Tnd HIM THAT HE'S HAVINVk
J ZrJ C 6 AS MUCH FUM rf
By Fred Harmon
By Martin
By Leslie Tumor
09LM1EI (ALEiHAS RECORPtUdS
OF AIL HER BROAOCAStS.mI'P
LIKE TO STUDY 'EM, BtPCKt
!0IM4 OUTQM A LIMP I jprr
By Blosser
By V. T. Hamlin
By Harold Gray
BY J. R. WILLIAMS
China Refuses
Newsman's ntry
NEW DELL, July 24 (fT) For
the second time in recent weeks
China has refused permission
for an American correspondent
to re-enter China.
Harold Isaacs, correspondent
for the magazine INewsweoK,
who was on his way. to China
from home leave, was informed
yesterday by the army thnt the
Chinese government had refused
him reentry.
Previously Darrell TJcrrigan,
Far Eastern correspondent of
the New York Post, was denied
permission by the Chinese gov
ernment to return. '
Portland Police
Hunt Slot Machines
PORTLAND. July 24 W)
A special police squad ordered
to collect the city's slot ma
chines yesterday turned Into
headquarters a lone Chinese lot
tery game and a punchboard
after weekend raids.
"They disappeared as If by
magic," noted one officer when
asked about the slot machines
which last week were reported
in peace-time abundance in most
clubs.
Merrill Passes
Grade Ordinance
MERRILL In a move to
avoid variance in .elevation In
placing of curbs and sidewalks,
the city has authorized a grade
ordinance by which future in
stallations will be guided.
Property owners who plan to
Improve property with this type
of installation may get permits
from Mrs. Eva Bowman, city re
corder. 3D
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NEEDLES
and
PARTS
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Wo kill, dress and chill your hogs Vac per pound.
Wo euro and smoke your ham and bacon 5c ppr
pound. ,
We have the best facilities. Our work is guaran
teed. WHY PAY MORE?
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THE HOME OF QUALITY
Merrill
PFC and Mrs. Clinton R. Jos-
tor were guests this week of Jes
ter's sister, Mrs. A, J, King and
family, Ovorscas for u your,
where ho served In the UOtli
medical hospltul In Now Gulnuu
and later near Mantlu, ho has
boon returned to tho United
States for medical treatment.
Following u no-day sick leave ho
will return to the Harmon Lien
oral hospital, Longvlow, Tex. Ilu
visitud also with his sisters, Mrs,
Kimono 11. Larsen and Mrs.
liourgo Rowden, Klamath Falls.
Mrs, Jester is romaining at
their homo In Grants Pass dur
ing her husband's absence.
Mrs, f rank Merrill, uoi'viuiih,
has been a recent visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Jlnnotto,
Tho Missionary-Aid of tho
Merrill Presbytorlan church mot
for tho July session at the homo
of Mrs. Jolm W. Taylor with
Mrs. fete mcnoiii nnci Mrs.
Stanley Anderson as co-hostesses.
Mrs. Effle Eagle was In
charge of tho devotional pro
gram and Mrs. Lester Muore
had tho missionary topic.
Members decided to servo tho
luncheon for tho Merrill Service
club on August 14 and discussed
sewing projects completed for
overseas use,
Present for tho meeting and
refreshments were Mrs. Warren
Conner, Mrs. Paul Lewis. Mrs,
Kfflo Eagle, Mrs. Miles Moore,
Mrs. Lester Moore, Mrs. Aubrey
Fleming. Mrs. M. A. Bowman,
Mrs. Calvin Haskins, Mrs. Luth
er Haskln.i, Mrs. Velton Haskins
and Mrs. W, F. Jinnette.
Mrs, Bertha Woodward. Mrs.
Peggy Brickell and Bonnie
Dean woro initiated In the Wom
en of tho Moose, Merrill chapter
No. 18, on July 17 by officers
who served tho chaptor In 1044.
Names of the Mooso sLstcrs
which were to have been drawn.
ni ims meeting win uo drawn
at tho first August meeting.
Gladys Allen won tho defense
fund prize. Mrs. Margaret Fields,
senior regent, presided.
On July 13, the Friendship
group met for luncheon at the
homo of Mrs. Rose Van Meier,
Malin. Mrs. Lcla Slolt presided
in tho Bbsenco of Mrs. Dovlo
Rceder. Places were marked at
the table for Mrs. Slolt, Mrs.
Bessie Aubrey, Mrs. Anna Har
tlerode. Mrs. Dorris Winebarger,
Mrs. Mary Lou Nine and the
hostess, Mrs. Van Meter.
You are lucky If you only
walk t mile for a cigarette. You
aro cautious and wise If you do
not take a single step before
being sure It is out. Keep Ore
gon Green.
Courthouse Records
MerrUf Mrtniti
CUPKRWAiX-J AC K HON. WUlUm
Percy Cuperwall. 21, truck driver. Na
tive of New York. Mejldenl of Alex
andria liar. N. Y. Lulu Ma Jackmn.
17. waitress. Native of Oregon. Heat
denl of Klamath flt. Ore.
Jnitlct Cettrt
Claud Clark Worlejr, opera ttnr motor
vehicle on left aide of road. Fine, 13 80.
Claud Clark Worley, failure to obey
highway Intersection Hop eign. Fine,
W.ao.
Gordon Qulmby, allowing; another to
operate a motor vehicle with Inadequate
brnkf. rtne, S10.
Ugo Mauler, hunting for game without
license, fine,
WHEAT
CHICAGO. July 34 (APf-Onin future,
with the exception of oait carried a
firm undertone In today ' trade.
Reports nf government pure hat of
caih wheat, combined with an an
nouncement by Secretary of Agriculture
A tide no n that the national planting goal
for 1IHS wheat would be OA.873.0OO acre
were contributing factor In the advance
of wheat. The government goal for
wheat acreage la 07.000 acres mora than
thla year, and wm Inlerpeted by trader
a meaning a large part of this year'a
crop would go to feeding war etrlcken
countries.
Tho trade In rye was not at heavy
ai in recent actatont. Little corn wa
offered. Oat dragged moat of the
station.
At he close wheat was to P4c
hlfher than yesterday's close. Heolember
91 .fl.Ve.-Ti,, Corn was unchanfcf to ic
higher, September I.IB1. Oata were
lo VjC lower. September (W'-J, Rye
was 2 to 3'c higher. September 91.4.1 'i-
V4. uaney was y to itio nigner, eep
tcmber 1.U1.
TIN CLOTHES
Single or double weight
COATS and PANTS
OREGON WOOLEN
800 Main
Seattle 4. Wash.
MEATS
Market
Quotations
NW VOHK, July 14 (API Him!
win bll m.ilUr In ludnr'i m.rk.l
llliouih tho hn ot Itnil ruliliiu't
till Uownwinl.
n.oonverilou aiprliiii!on ptrititttl
tin mint Mlllns miiin.iil. Niiintr
am emlomon li.lil aluol lo swill ill
v.lopmtnu In tin lir ml snil Ilu
"Ul 'IUmi" tonlirinci.
Claims quoultoml
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Colli I'ufklni
Cit Trictul'
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Potatoes
CHICAGO. July 34 (AP-WrAi PtiU.
loci: arrivals 71, nti lracn 119, wt
1). M tilmntinls tUO.
New t.tckt: sunpltea mtitlerate. for
Mliiourl demand slow, market dull and
slightly weaker: for tfferlngi olliar see
tlocis demand fair, market steady fr
but stocks, lOO-lb. sacks C'liornla Long
Whites, v. n. no. 1, e4.1a-4-.11, com
mprriat. 94 05-4 17: Idaho and Oregon
Illlsa Triumph. V. S. NO, 1. SJ Mi,
Nebraska Red Warhai. U. I. No. I,
9.1 tui; Missouri Cobblers, fair quality,
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN rnANCIilCO. July 24
'AI'i-il'SUA-OMa. Cattle: salabl I.VI.
Hteady; good sUer elwrnl, salabte
91ft. ou-10 tw. few loads medium ikju aao
lb. feeder steers 9UOO-V). load Mealrat)
ra niter 911 eV): Mmtdey, medium to good
heifer 111 W IS 13, today, two park let
good llW liM lb. gran rows MlA, rum
men 910.00-11 IX). rentier ami rtltter rows
97 00 fw. Calvci 18. fttedy. Mostly
medium tn good ii oo-13'x).
Hogs: salattlo yV firm; two Insdi
good to choice Jo ,13 J h. harrows nd
glllS 13. 13, (MKl fOQfl SOWS 13 W,
nnvepi saisoi jw, ntetnj, iiv
decks good lo choice north coatt lamt
114 00-73: Monday, steady to 2Ac lower.
day's top 913 33 Around 700 head cull
PORTLAND. Or . July 14 (AP-WTAl
Salable cattle 133: total 130; salable calves
23. total 100; market active, ataady, but
steers scarce: odd head medium grass
tecrs 113 30: common-medium mmts
910.00-111 00; cutlrs down lo 94 00; can
ner down to 97.30; cannar and cutler
cows 94 3o; rat uauy-iyp cows
IB 00-10 O0: madlum-arood ht cows
1I1.0O-I2 30: medium -atsod uumh bulls
so 7.1-10.30; gooa nr nuns quota ni 10
913 30; few good-choir vvalera 914 0
13 00, common -medium gmde 910.0O-
13 30.
Halabl and total hors 0: market
active, steady; weights from 144 lo JJO
Us. 113.73: tew sows eiuu. one 101
cholc feeder pica held above 919 30.
tialable and total eheop 6uu; market
actlv, steady: tnedltim-good grades pr
domluatlng and selling at iia.oo-UOO:
few go4Kl-cnntre lots n J w: one
lot choice closely -sorted 90 lb, lambs
914.30; common grades Urgely 910 00
with sales to feeders; lew madlum-good
horn lambs 911.301173; good yearlings
910 30: common 9fl. 00-30, Good awes
90.00-33; culls down o 3.90.
CIIICAGO. July 34 lAP-WFAI-BalawIg
lings riooo, total 11.000; actlv and fully
steady; good and cholc barrows and
gills at 140 lbs. up at 914 73 celling;
good and cholc sows at 914.00; complete
clearance,
Kalable cattle 03O0. total 0300: eatable
calves 700, to 11 700; choir fed steer
and yearlings steaay 10 strong, acuvi
arlv. close slow: all others slow, un
evenly steady lo 33 cents 'lower; good
grade at 91-Vf)O-l0.3O showing moat de
cline; top 917.00 on wnighly steers:
917.00 on yearlings; bulk fed steers
914 73-17 .M. Brassy kinds mostly 91X00-
I3.no: heifers atrady. bst 917.00: rows
and mill, slow, airany to weax: veaiers
fully steady at 910 30 down: most beef
cow 19 23-13.30; cutlers 99. 30 down,;
heavy sausage bulla tu 913.33 and heavy
berf bulls lo 913 30.
Salable sheep two, total 1300; native
spring lamb steady lo 13 cent lower,
westerns absent, good and choice grades
910 33-16 40, practical top 91" with
bucks out at 91 00 discount, soma good
lamtM 91100, few common sortouls
913.30-13.00; shorn Old crop lamb and
yearlings practically anient; aged ewe
steady, good and choice shorn native
ewes 90 23-R 33, common lightweights
qown to vr.uu.
LEGAL NOTICES
CITATION
In Guardianship
IN Tllf. CIRCUIT COURT OT THE
STATE OF OREGON 1011 KLAMATH
COUNTY.
IN THE MATTEft OT THE ftUAl.DIAN
SHIP Or THE PERSON AN!) ESTATE
or WILLIAM A. JACKSON, an Incom
petent.
TO: Guv Preston. Vina Pearl Osborne
Everest Calvert Jackson, 1-ennra
Wvomia Snaur. Everly lna Green and
all other persons Interested In said
IN THE NAME Or THE STATE Or
OREGON:
Dy order nf this Court, you, and each
of you, are hereby cited and required to
appear In the above entitled Court and
Cause' within twenty-elKhl i2R days from
the dal of first ptihUcitllon of this
citation, tnen and mere in snow reuse,
If any you have, why a license should
not le granted by thla Court authorizing
I'enrl Osborne, guardian of the person
and estate nr me annvo namen incom
petent, to aril, at public or private snle,
BIKES FOR RENT
MAKE RESERVATIONS
FOR SUNDAY
Phone SS20 222 8. 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
ALL-ELASTIC
SUSPENDERS
. GARTERS
ARM BANDS
OREGON WOOLEN ,
Main and 8th
PHONE S323
Hp
lor oiih or utioit tirmi. ill lh HM,
t ill mil Inlinltot i.lil InnomMl.nj
in mil lo tin tiillowlns parctl ul ml
'biiuiIi In Klimilh C'ounly. On
,,., Lot 1 ot llloolj SS til l5kovl.;
AOi lllon lo tin City ul Klainsih
ral
wiTNKftfl tin Honorable
llonorabla David R,
i of Ilia alinva. Court,
III Court alllaait llila
Vaiiil.iil'iK- JiiiIO ,ot
tiT. d.ia ol llril niiMlnllon o thla
Cllallon li July a. ism., . ,..u
i: til. f . I.I..O, .
n
IHrAl.l tlfii.va tlarlmd, Dapuly.
it. Nil 1411.
Ration Calendar
War pi Ira anil r.llopilnj board, 4.10
Mam. Olfli'a liollri dally, 10 a, m. lo
.1 n. in : h.iukId i ID a. m, lo li p. m.
Pliona n I ill lor all liilorinallon.
All ainilliailoni mini In infilad In to
Ilia war tirlra and r.lloiilnl board, and
not uiaianlou III paraon,
raot'KiisMi rotins
Itl.llK H'I'AMI'N llalloll book 4 atalulia
T II lliioiiali l ata valid lliroush July
.11. Hlaiiui. V-a llironali CI aia valid
11. romll Alialllt .11. Klalllin U l lllriiliall
II I ra valid Ihroiilll Sapt.mliar jlo.
Hiamm J I iluoiislt N-l aia valid
Ihiooih Ui'llir si. ....
Itr.l" HTAMI'H nation book 4 ilampa
K l throuali P ara valid llirmnh July
SI. Nlaniin g-J tliromli U-a aia valid
lliruiifli Aiiau.l ,11. Slampa V-l throllllt
7. t aia valid thromh S.ptamhar i.
Mlainiu A. I lhrnull SI ara valid
tlirollall tlcloliar 31. . ,
NIHlAlt -llook 4 miar llamp M U
valid lliroiifli Aiiimt .11. Sndor.a ran
nlos .uaar routioni vrltlt ration book 4
number and your name.
Illliirs-llook 1 alrplana nampa l-S-J
.,, nw valld No. 4 will Ua valid
Ailaixt L . ,
rANOI.INK "A IS touponi. S a -I,
till .ai'h. valid tltrouah Haplainbar II.
"If 7 0 and "C 1-t valid ialloii. aarh.
M'Iovkh-Apply loral boaid for oil,
aa. ilova rermlcat.i.
WOOII, CtlAL, aAWIllHT-t)aalar da.
terminal delivery priority from aon.
iimer'i annual naaili and quantity on
hand Order now. ,,.,,.
MIKL fill, .-1044' 1013 period 1-1 1 4
ami ft i-oitpnii. axiilra Amu. I .11, 104ft,
luift-loto pailod I coupon, eaplra AUfuit
Jln'l"!c' CONTItOI.- Baler Innulrlai la
prlra clerk at lorll board. M A
KKNT CONTaOL In area. Under fed.
oral rent rmilml, all rented dwelllnai
mint ha teeitlered, and chanei In
leneorv repnrleil h
CLASbirirD RATES
One day
I dy run
Idajr nin
day run
ft day run
WmD run .
Month tun .
I II
..per word p
.per word lie
Mpr word I "
ss word 43
tot. Discount for parMissni in Ad van
a IMscounl fnr Pavrnanl sir 0lh
Ad received by t oo p. fn. will app
ma ekriarntsAti in "Nave Today olur
all svpeer
untax
tf It a "frosn- aniet you neej
I. a
eartlse for used nne In lh eta sal tied
i:w Today
SARI'S will opan tomorrow, July lth
114
LOrvr-Rlark Pol Angus cat PUase
phone M4T. SOMlf
HELP WANTED HI real department,
teadv job, vsratlon wlh pay, flee
City Engtner. T IT
yOR SALE
4-rtvim furnished home with flrepUe.
nlra lawn and trees 1m medial poeses
slon. Price) 9J1A0. Tirnu
See Ered Cofer
HARNH15EL AOENCY
HI Un PhMi 41M
IN
rOR SALE -Good trebotf. bed davent
port 1419 lent. 1190 California A,
t H
TO HCUOVC THOB1 HEEL MARKS C
floor, get ltlMrll Smovr at
Coait-to-Coast Store. W lo have
some new hassocks, reasonably priced.
Coast. lo-coaai mores, iiu Main, i-a
SNl I uttl nnaii InmArrAM Jtil Ulh
" ' 1
CIVILIAN COUPLE want to rnt fur
nished apartment er house, Perm'
nent renters. Will glvt tellnt cere.
Phon 404. T 30
PARTY WHO TOOK while pur from
maroon Oldimnblte, Salurday nlghl at
Armory, may keep money, but pleas
return wallets. Eleanor Kandra, Tule
lake, Calif. 1-M
FOR BALE- RaUurnt Thre ran han
dle, on Main St. in Klamath Falls.
Information P. O. Box m. 7 )
WANTED- School Janitor. Inquire al
County R-hto! offlre in Veterans' Me
morial Dullding. 4th and Klamath.
Tat
WANTED Elderly woman ta car for
children 1 nighta each week in mr
home. Phon 3013. TOO
WANTED -Journeymen machinists, shop
and foundry helpers. Steady emplov
ment. Klamath iron Works, 7-19
WANTED- 3 men fnr general warahotis
work. Gooil pay. Steady Job after
I he war. Time and one-half pay fnr
tlm over 40 hours per week, Plenty
nf overt im if desired. See Mr. Vh1
at Pacific Nupply Cooperative, th
and Spring Kts., Klamath rails. 7-.ll
rOR SALE - Modern house, Including
apartment upstairs, 1130 Grant. 7-24
CHICKEN RANCH
Near bus line, very nle ft-room horn
with fireplace, fruit trees, all fenced,
self-lrrlgallosi pump. Only Wt mile
out. This Is an Ideal setup for someone
who Would Ilk to raise chicken. Priced
for quirk sale at 93300. You ran
the property at M2n lloardman, Just off
Altamunt Drive.
Z. CRAY
Realtor
1031 Main Phone MflS
(Evening and Sunday Phon 4A0
T 34
FOR SALE Partly wracked 1023 model
Uulck. Altamont Auto Camp. T-20
rOR RAI.E -84 Evlnmd kicker, 9175.
2A.ia Vine. 7-24
TOR HALE - Combination wood and oil
range in good condition. Ph. dots
T-3S
WANTED A lawn hammock. Phon
Joy llolph at 0,129.
930.00 REWARD
fur rental of 4 or 3 -room furnished
house by August 1st, with option to
buy, Phon M.10. 7-JS
roil HALE -Gentle Jersey cow, good
milker, first calf. Altamont Trailer
Park. 7 -3(1
ELEVATOR OPERATOR WANTED au
Wlllard Hotel. aO70lf
HOY WANTS WORK, has worked on
fnrm and alor. Call anytime. 3241
Applegnte, 7-33
riVE-noOM MODERN HOUSK-Ira Roll.
uorrii, calif. 7-33
roit HAI.K-S room, nf furniture. J
liloyciei. liM.i California. I ll
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rriainniro, on neater, winter fuel,
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FOR MALE IN RTEWAIIT-4-room hou.e,
hadroom iillla, (Union rafrllarator.
1041: kitchen rantfa and , olrculallns
hnatar, waihlns machlna, portablo
Inundry trayi, Harden loola, lawn
mower. SHIOO-lernil. 7-afl
FOR HAt.K (,'hllir. Treler-llalie iprlns
leal Jumper; alio duck rockar, Phnna
41140. Klia Orchard. T-3S
FOR BALK -Rmllll b Weaion nil Special,
ai.o iiiHouo. 1'nona mo?, 7.40
34 PIllir.nilKn llimn.hlrn waanar Dill
fnr Hie. If. R. Mltrhall, Slala Lira
road at Loil river bridsa near Hal-
.field.
FOR KALR Man'a heavy fold beautiful
ruby ring, reamnahla; calling reel
with roliy ond bearing!, Ph. 7ann.
1-19
FOR SALB-Jnhn Deera cnmhlna, 13 A
fl ft, Rxcnllent condition. Phono 41RH,
liny Alklna, Tulelnka, Calif. 7-3T
WANT TO nilY lalo modal pickup In
good condition for caah, Wrllo lnni,
enra Herald and Nawa, 7-3Q
WANTRD TO nUV
nEAI. RNTATB CONTHACTS
Flrat Federnl Rnvlnga
nod Lfinn Annotation
Cor, oth and Main 7-24
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