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Newspaper Page TextBIX HERALD AND NEWS OUR BOARDING HOUSE &e Vhl t CfeLL IT. AMD VOL) CRAXME A VACATION UP NORTH. XLL DROP SOU IM fvS HELICOPTER. ANJVWHtKfe "TOU is POT, UP TO AMD lhiCUUDtl& Awo HE CHIPS HIS kMEE: SQUATS OP THEgE- Red Ryder Boots and Her Buddies NO USE KEEPW W PISTOL, PlNK.) 1 CLOUD- m A PEt,CEA&E VSfe SUf VOORW ?WbV. IVi SOftO 1 Orv'l rWr. KlO "WE. YOW WOO1. WO M(VrM Wash Tubbs RSY WBRS TO (AAJ0R MkyiW . WfTH THE TEXT 0 HISN6 SUN i I SHIMES 5TRAMSE BBOACVAST Lo.a. Freckles and His friends WHILE YOU WERE tM JAPAN, MAJOR, PIP I yOU V16IT THE SHRINE ATWKKO ANPTALK. T0 A YOUNfir (JIRL-v v. TtieKcr j WHY, Say, Misrre .where would Your there Wfc AALbi LIICELV kfUN IMT( 1 I OLD 1B0MSIDES"2 Alley Oop tittle Orphan Annie PlffSBffl" W. THIS POSIN' AS AM J THAT'S EASY, BUT HOW) A 1 mmimj A(,, THS guoui P RP . A J 'irqapM J , POWELL OOP AWISER TO TW 7 CAN VOU SMOKE AWD J -i iIH pT' GET lli I ' 1 ' ?-lY V kM TukkirriX EMPEROR IS MAI MTAIM YOUR ' 3 TtL BtlMi W CSwlw I RUGeED STUFF-V MASOUERADE?!- 3 FEW PRA&S.' - fr2 1. iJ r BUT ALL I SEEK IS V FyoU C CCAN'T V NATURALLY WE WILL N tf I'M NOT SATIN' AH.' I SEE 1 I THE TRUTH-ANb, l II S S-SCARE f MERELY PERFORM A SMALL I A WORD, EVEN TO I YOUR POINT-I I KWI6HT0F THE ROAD, sjXiml I ME, NO MATTER I BIT OF MAGIC'" NO DOUBT I I YOU TWEYbTRY hjk- t4 I WHAT I SEEK I FIND-Xpa , HOW BIG JL YOU ARE FAMILIAR WITH . TO .PIN IT jT-'&WkW L ,""QUTcTLr 1 YOU ARE.' j CAFtNIVALS- TutitUy, July 31. 1945 with ... MAJOR HOOPLB OUT OUR WAY FORGOTTEKi- IM-AH. - 6UT,THATlS-- UAD-CL5MPU TO B CANDID,! HrT6TO 3Ao IHPtT OUK uAurvu utsi BLUE VOIDER lM6HT USE IN BOMBING DRATTED o APS (- V5t. SELLER, THE FXOU3 600 V.W1ER, An LITTLE BfcJfcR.- riso i51.. BUI L031 An 1 f ntLr i 1 VeSlA ODl L031 An 1 f rlslriN- ; BW, H-W, IH1 y V C V 2V NV 'THISIS AIAMIM6. CAPTAIM! RISING MUST BE THE CHILD 1MET THERE THAT PAY LnTLC TINA RYAN.-J Lie.tito.isw? iousA &" vcrtais cot i I 'tral . vwl mctace IM TUP LAk!E. BUB' BURvi 1 FTWmWFVWM IINAV VSS.1RANIM- RVAKl TO UNA ANO HER ? FATHER WHO'S JUST MOVEPTO JAPAN. J AMP 1 DID MAKE US A THE STATEMENT TON 6HE QUOTES here: AW, COME OM now r pr? a SAD SACK.' xr MEANS A $500 WOK BOND TO US IF WE CATCH THAT OLD RSH j f IT MEANS TOM, I KETCH- JUST AS THE OTHER. MUCH TO KIDS HAVE THOSE OTHER TALKED ID KIDS TOO. YOU TOO, .--- ..w. .. , , . mMBBM C iOH. HE JIS WELL, IT !:lc2Z v -'. SPRAINED I- MX WILL BE BY iijnTwTOivii'imw ' 3(3 HIS ANKLE V ,TH' TIME- n ffl'lllllllllllllllllllffl rA TRYNAMAKE I: teS YOU GIT fl IF II ' ! ji FIRST BASE, fcjrf VJ- HIM HOME 'I" l '' . BUT IT AIN'T l"i I 1TWO BLOCKS! , , i ( SERIOUS ENOUGH K" V , n "V W law i A TURK! FOR. THE WORSE .'''..MrxTi. wc j By Fred Harmon By Martin .VOO TWO 1 QOtT ' By Leslie Turner WA30R.6HE HOPED YOU'D HEAR THIS BROADCAST AMD IDENTIFY HSR.' I TWNK THERE'S SOMETHING SHE WANTS YOU TO BECALL...60METHIkJ THAT WOOLP 6NI CLUE TO DECIPHESINS THE INFoRWA' SHE'S 5ENWN6 US DIS4UISED AS jap propasanpa: By Blosser I AIN'T SAYIN' BUT IF I SHOWED YOU SPEOAL. FAVOR.S I'D 6E AM UTTER. DROOL AND THAT AlNT , STRICTLY 6R00VY7 3 7-? By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray V. ' l BY J. R. WILLIAMS El TOLD FOR VALLEY One half million pounds or wool were snmuccl from fwiiim utli vnlloy during July this yciir, according to a report Just re celved. Shcarins was completed early and the wool has all been weighed and shipped to markets in Portland, San Francisco and Boston. In soite of the quantity of wool shipped out this year, sheep are becoming fewer and fewer in the area, it was noted. Dur ing the past few years a de crease in sheep raising in uie eon has been observed. Most of the wool in the val ley i Droduced by small grow ers with farm flocks. Jack and Matthew O Connor, largest wool growers in the area, have cut down their flocks, and arc now growing less than they were two years ago. ShecD. iikc cattle in ine Dasin are in good condition due to luxuriant pasture land caused by late rains. Buyers arc look ing the flocks over now in pre paration for contracting for lambs on September 1 lor de livery September is. Layoffs Cause Worker Transfers PORTLAND. Ore., July 31 (fP) Recent cutbacks in war produc tion In the Vancouver - Portland area have brought new hard ships to workers, most of whom have been shifted to other war lobs, a WPB official said. Despite a predicted layoff of 168,000 workers in 192 war plants throughout the nation by the year's end, all local plants in the area remain on a hiring basis, and an orderly transfer of workers to plants with un finished contracts is expected to continue, he said. Veteran Nurses Arrive At Center FORT LEWIS, July 31 (P) A train bearing 243 army nurses,, all of whom have served in the European theater, arrived here at the medical training ecu-, ter. It is the largest group of vet eran nurses to arrive here to date and the train was met by an army band. The nurses have completed leaves at home and have como hero for redeploy ment and reassignment. Russian Citizens Named In OPA Suit PORTLAND, Ore., July 31 (P) Two Russian citizens who sought to ship home thousands of dol lars worth of privately-owned merchandise, including rationed food and shoes, will be limited to $10 worth of foodstuff per person. Nan Wood Honeyman, col lector of customs, said she did not know what would be done with the remainder of butter, sugar, hams and other commodi ties seized when district OPA discovered the crates on a Port land pier. The owners, A. Povalishin and his wife, were named in an OPA suit asking a federal injunction. U. S. district court denied it because "national policies" were involved. wiiwtttitmatttttmttmttttttittttttttt: Refrig-0-flastcr yL. Stops Dehydration of Foods fa Eliminates Odors fc Reduces Oporating Costs fo Eliminates Needless Defrosting 5 ,85 Only UHLIG'S 1026 Main Dial 5512 L L SALKM. July 31 M1) Oregon Ntuto hospital attendants bring ing patients to auieui, piii ticulai' ly from thu Meritord-Cirauts Pass iirviis. have hml to hUiikI and sometimes with their charg es rldu in bagungo cars, Dr. Juhn Evans,, superintendent of Ihu in stitution for thu menially ill. told tho gtuto board of control Tuesday. . Board members said they would check the number of trips made lust year, iiud if it seemed feasiblo would authorize return to tho use of sluto curs for such long Journeys. The slate hospital g r o u n d s hero 'km I; like those of an aban doned mansion," Secreliiry of suiio itooerl B. fur re II, charged, us he urged some uu tlou to bring lawns nearer to their old standard. They arc grown to weeds, ho said. Able-bodied pulienLs of the in stitution bio employed at the hospital flinu, tho bourd was told. What share In tho $8,000,000 statu building fund approved ut the Juno special election may be expended for the blind trades school In Portland, tho board was asked. Since tho school is under Jurisdiction of a state commission for tho blind, none of tho money earmarked for in stitutions under tho board of control may be spent on li, Roy Mills, board secretary, believes. Governor Eurl Sited expressed tho opinion that since the bourd of control must muko actual colls for bids for construction work at tho school, It might be considered under the board's Jurisdiction. An opinion will be sought from tho attorney gen eral. Kaiser Repairs Hospital Ships PORTLAND. Ore.. July 31 (7P Two hospital ships that stood off shores of Iwo Jima and Okinawa during the Invasion of those Islands are hero for repairs ut tho Kniscr company's termi nal repair drydock. The vessels, USS Solace and USS Samaritan, were not hit by enemy defense tactics but arc here for general check-up after traveling hundreds of thousands of miles in battle zones. The Solace evacuated' 1058 wounded from Iwo Jima and 4000 from Okinawa and the Sa maritan removed 0000 from the Islands, making three trips from Iwo Jima and four from Oki nawa. Tho Solace was tho former cast coast liner Iroquois, con verted In 1940, tho Somurttun was the former transport Chau mont converted at Seattle in 1044 . FUNERAL JOHN ANIIRKW TKiMK Prima are repf ifutly Invited lo at tend lh funeral irvlri (or tho lale John Andrew Tlhe. who pial dway in IhU city on Monday. July jo. m. following an extended lllncu, to be held Wedneiojy mornini, Auftinl I. It, at Sacred Heart church, High at flth. A requiem matt will be celenralrd for the repot of hi ftoul commencing at B o'clock with the Hev. T. H. Cry of. flclatlnjf. Interment will follow in Mt. Calvary Memorial park. Mediation of the llnaary will he conducted Tueiday evcnliiff at 8 o'clock In the chapel of the Karl Whit lock Funeral Home, Pino at Sixth with the Rev, T. P. CD icy of ficiating. Prlenda ar Invited. Courthouse Records CsmplalnU lllrd John H. Pearce v. Mary Klile Maude Pearce. Suit for divorce. Charge, de ertlon. Couple married July 2A. 1019, at Enterprise, Ore. J. C. O'Neill attorney for plaintiff. Stella Jeanetle Powell vi. Kmmett J. Powell. Suit (or divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Plaintiff aiki custody of one minor child. Couple married August 20. 1023, at Kallipell, Mont. Harry D. Oolvln attorney for plnlntlff. Ration Calendar War price and rationing board. 430 Main. Offlre hour dally, 10 a. m. to 3 p. rn.: Saturday 10 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. Phono HUM for all information. All applications must he mailed Iri to i no war pneo nnu rationing Doara. a no not prciontt-d In demon. vnovr.Hnr.it i-oona BLUR STAMPS Katlon book 4 stamps i -ii in roil nil A-a are vana inrougti juiy .11, Htnmp Y-2 through C-l are valid through Auguxt 31. HUtmps O-l through H-l are valid through Seutemter .'10. Stamps J-l through N-l are valid through October .11. Stamps P-l throiiuh T-l are valid August I through November 30. RKO STAMPS Ration book 4 stamps K-2 through P-2 are valid tnrough July 31. Stamps Q-2 through U-2 are valid through August 31. Stamps V-2 through K-2 are vaim inrougu Nepiemtier ,n. Slnmrii A. I through E-l nre valid through October 31, Stamps F-l through K-L valid August 1 through November 30. SUGAR Hook 4 sugar fttamp 30 Is valid through August .11. Endorse can ning sugar coupons wllh ration book 4 nu m her nnil vnur name. SHOES Tlook 3 airplane slnmpi 1-2-3 are now vniia., no.i win oe vana AutTiiat I. OASOLINE "A" HI coupons, 0 gal lons cfirn, vnna inrougn ncpirmnur zi. "B" 7-tt and "C" 7-fl valid 11 gallons each. htovks Apply local boaru for on ans stove rtrtlflcate. WOOD. COAL, SAWnimr Denier de termines delivery priority from con sumer's annual needs and quantity on hnnd, Order now. KVKh OH 1044-1043 period 1-23-4 and ft coupon expire August 31. 104.1, 1043-1040 period 1 coupons expire August 31. 1040. PRICK CONTROL-nefer Inqtilrlei to price clerk at local hoard, MKNT CONTROIV-lr. ? '"ail under fed ernl.rent control, all re .ted dwellings must he registered, a id changes in lenenry reported. Whan In Mcdiord Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modarn joa and Anna Earlay Propriaiori PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO IKISI'ITAI.IZATION No l,o of Time Permanent Reiultsl DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlrepraetlo Pbralelan ll Ne. 71k K.niilre Th.alra BI4I Pkone IM STATE HOSPITA PROBLEMS TOLD MM BOARD Market Quotations NKW YOMK, July 31 (Al'l Hluik inoikol lilililhi I'unllmieil lu renter in Uiw-rl!'fMl iniihita, ft tvw llllllllv, ftml nmll iiiiIdi-i ImlHV ftllhciuifli ninny lead. i fti'lilrvrd llltlo If any liaailway, Cluilns uuutalionii Amvi'U'im I'ntt , on Am l.'nr & rily !:" Am Tl . Tol 171, Auiu'umlH , U1. Calif I'ai'klun .1. (.'at Ti'w'tnr W CtiiiMliniiwcaltll At Sutl I 'It Curll. Wiluhl II , (lomual Klri'lrlo 4:1', lieiinial Mulm UfW (II Nor lly lifil llllniila Onlral till llarvpalm' IU Krniiei'iill .. l'f i. ti'Klli.oil HI, l.nlia llelt "A" I" , MmitKoiiivry Ward "I. Na.h-K.lv in N V C.iilral an'. Nnrllivrn Parlflo HI'. I'ao Hal A Kl l-arkaiil Minor J u I'nincy lit"1, .una II l( :' tUimlilli Hl.ol Xl Illrlifl.ld oil l' Naf.way Nlnra Hear Itueliura IVH Nuitllt.rii Pnrlfle H Ntanilard lliaml. W Nuil.hhln MlntllN I'J11, 'rraiU'Am.rlrn ... I'J'a ii, ,1, ,n on i',,ii( an, Union I'arlflc Vli V H Htawt Kl'k Warner 1'lclure . 10 Potatoes CHICACIO. July 31 IAP-WrAi l'ola. loes; arrivals 110. oik track 2(14, total U. H. ahlpnteuts IVi. New stocks! iiiipllti nmderata, tie uaitd fair, market weak and unaetllrd: i'alirornla Long Whllci, I'. H. No. I. fa J3-3 13. Nrhraka Warha. V. N NO. I, V.I IU .1 .1", routn.erc.ai, inann itn.. rriiiiiii.it. it. h. Nu. l. B.t .vt .1 mi. Coloradu Ullsa Trluiuplu, U. 8. No, 1, WW. LIVESTOCK ClUCAtlO. July 31 lAP-WrAl-HalabU hi, Oouu. total ll.uou. avltvo ami huly toadyi gixKl and I'tum-o imrruws and gilts at I4U lbs, up at !4ia rolling, good ami rhuk-g cow at 1 4,00; com ptete clearance. , . Salable cattle TOOO, total 7000: salable calves Out), total (HX); fed steers and yearlings Including yearling heifers steady, good and chulce grades fairly active; vummoit and ineilium gradea low; cows ktroug lu 13 cents hignvr; built fully tleatl), vealets unchanged at sin 00. hum lly 13 31 tlowii. bulk good and choice fed atrera 13 23-11 to. coni mcut and medium grades $tloO-lioo. Utp ted steers plliou celling, paid for fit loads iteer ailuig IT 3i. heifers alt. 10. best; cutler tvi n V) down; iiMMt cnnimdii and medium kwef rows 0 3U-12(N). heavy uaage bulls to 1,130 and heavy (at bulls lo f 13 33. slock cattle slow. Halable shaep 1kxi, total 3AO0; spring lamtM about steady; aged eea weak to mostly 23 cent lower (or two days, good and choice natlvtj spring lamhe moo- anina held 113 23: few lota me dium to good springer 14 30.14.73. com miw and medium U w-IXIW; some blda dirwn to 911 00; tnlaed medium to choice shorn native ewe 7.237.30, cull and common 93. 73-0' 30. UnitTlAMn. (Ire . JulV at (AP-WFAl Salable cattle 130. lulal 200; salable calves 23. total 30. market active, steady on all classes, several small loU common. medium steers II I OO-l t 3U; wiin siricuy good quotable tl3.73-ld13; few common medium heifers 9lou0l3ou; caimer cutter cowa 7 uo-0.00; some down lo 9d oo; medkum-giKXl beei cows siu I20U; good teef bulla Stt 73-12 JO; god Choice vealsra lUUOio. fw to 913 ou. Salable hoiii 30. total 273: market steady at ceiling prices; barrows and gills 11373: sows Il30u. Salable sheep 033; total 1130: market steady; medium-good lemba 9l2.0o-l2.iMl; yearlings 110 00-30; one outstanding lul yearllngn 911.23; good wes oo-ao. , WHEAT CHICAGO, July 31 fAP.-rVacllftnat weakening In the wheat market offaei sllaht aaina In rye and oats lo give the 3 rain futures market ft mixed tuna ! ay. Altnougn nepiemuer rye ai one umv brought a new aeaaonal high price of 91.3414. or c alMve the former peak, nrofll taking br longs forced the price down later to near yeatertlay's close. (.rain dealer were piuxien over fturiiiatinn nf wheal, since mills and commission hovuea have recently been confidently on I he buying able. At me cios" wneai was uncnangeu 10 c lower li.-tn yesterday's cloae. Hep lemtwr 91 M-l A3'a: corn was unchanged to ac lower, Scplemlxr 91.IB': rye waa 'c lower lo Ic higher. September 91.40-130; barley was 'c tower lu Uc higher, Hepiemlicr 91.13'a. VJTAL STATISTICS M'Orr. norn at Klamath Valley lina pltal, Klamath ralla. Ore., on July lUt, 1043, lo Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McUee, 210 Jefferson, girl. Weight: 7 pounds lot:t ounces. POHTKHKR- Horn at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Kails, Orr., on July 30. 1043. to Mr. and Mrs. n. W. Posleher, 14(i3 llpham, a boy. Weight; 7 pounds 2 ounce. WAI.I.IS- norn at lllllilde hnsnltal. Klamath rails. Ore . on July 30. 1043, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wallla, 1831 Lat, ft girl. Weight: 7 pounds. PENTKCOST llorn at Hillside ho, pltal, Klamath Kails, Ore., on July 30, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pentecost, Airway drive, a boy. Weight; 0 pounds Q ounces, mtKITHAUPT-norn al Klamath Val ley hi.ipllal. Klamnlh ralla. Ore., on July 30, 104.1, lo Mr. and Mrs. W, p. nrelthaupt. Route 2. llox 747, a girt. Weight: ft pounds 4 ounces, MANNING -llorn at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Kails, Ore., on July .11, IU43. lo Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Manning. Merrill, ft girl. Weight: 7 pounds 0Tj ounres. CLASSIFIED RATES One day , -, , - word 4c 2 day run p word Bo 3 day run vT word lie 4 day run , , pF word 13c 3 day run p" word 14r Week run p word 13c Month run a word 43o 20 Discount (nr payment in Advance 5 Discount for Payment ny loth Ads received by 1:00 p. m will appear same aflernnnn In "New Today" column it It's a "froren" article you need ad vertlse for a used me In the laslfld NKW HERALD AND NEWS phone num ber, mil Now Today DRIVING TO CORVAIXIS Thundny morning, want iwo or inree pnssen , gerg to help drive. Phone 7210. 7-31 HOSIERY MENDING, expert and gunr nnleed. nt tho Sowing Shop, I 'Kill Main St. H-4 HOUSEKEEPING mer. ROOMS -130 Mortl- 7 -.11 DEIinVfl MUHIO CO, iieeda one more clerk Would bo glad lo Interview dis charged servloa personnel. Position permanent, nee iioya uony, jw no. 7th, Dial 40iii, HiinunnAN iiomf Turn ti,Hrnnm,. all flirnl.hed. arm on pavement. Cloe In. a23l)o.w down. T.. GRAY Healtor loal Main Plinno noo.1 (Kvenlnff Phono 401101 SWIM TRUNKS $2.25 up OREGON WOOLEN 800 Main BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone 6520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE ron SAt.B-IMI timlion t-tm iMtan, Al ooiidltlon, good rutibtr, St04 Al lainonl Drive, I I run SAt.K . II. P. outboard motor, linn, riiiine lull I I WANTKII -Will pay caili fur nimnlel fiirnlttne fur IMieririmm liittl.e. MU11 runlaln !' It- lanae and rfrlep"- tor, J. I. t'alhinln. Plume 00A,. , TV'1 WANTKII TO llliy Wl In 1001b.', I'J Ihi.h. I'liune UiVHI innrnlni., ill MINT Hllver rliaim bracelet, enrei1 Miillier llailily, llll I'liann. Willi g"ln ba.kelliall. Ilntvaid. I'liune Anno, ri.3 PAINTINU k DKCOItATINO - Niiiiie liriMS'l'I'I'l'IIINU t PIIKNHMAKINll. Ililllun. and bui-klea rnveieil. Alterallnlt. on new and old cliiUiliie, Mi" II M Allendei, Till Main. Mm nil 1111. Ph. 130:1. 31 ill l-ll'K UP anil llellvery Servlre. Trunk., baaaiiae and moving. Anytime. Ptal mVI, Yellnw Call. WANTKII Man to drive Iruik, yard work, permanent lo riant barly, llullder. Lumber Co., 1UH lo. Ollr rtlll HKNT- Mmall plare. Coutd bo u.ed tor .malt bii.tiie. or living iiuarleia. a mile, out on Highway No. 117. Ph. MM. Kl.mTtK.' Kl 'ioil BANIIKIIS and edg.r rentril I it. your own work. Intiulio Paliil Dent. MUNTUUMKHV WAHIl t. CO. D'HIlll KOII IIKNT- rioor .andera, edfera and wullliaiier remnvllia marhlne. J. K. Patlel'.un Paint Htoie. t'hullf .1-134. UJU Kaal Main. 31m TIIUCKH roll IIKNT Ynll drlvei mnv ytiliraelf, aave I,. Hllle. It.arott Herv-li-e, I'lol Kaat Main. Ph. n.k4. g Jim foil NA1.K - Two-lieilrtKim modern liume. elerlrlo alove, hot waler lank. Iiiiiiteillalo pnaaeealnn. Call evenlnge after five. 34U1 llollblrd St., Ju.l off Van Neaa. t i ll roil NAI.K - liuolea, good Income, vloae In. Plliiue 4011. I I IIIIMC IN IIIVKIIVIKW ,2iaw liuya a a-iwdrnom liou.e and g larae Iota, wall kept uu In.lda and out. Term., UEU, n. I.INI1I.KT AUKNCT 1111 Meln SI. Tit UltOOKINtlN. OIIKUON, 3'. aoie. nl Illy land fur aale, all bruahed, plow ed Iwlre. dlaieil three time., virgin oil. Colllna Miller, Doa 4T, Brotik Ins., Oregon. g.t mil KALK-llntlao Ireller, 31 ft, fae- tory liullt. stage Coarh. perfeet eon dilinn, rea.otiable. oog Ho, otb. Ihono aoon. g.g AllDINl) MACIIINKX. Calculator., i yo.wfii.ta, iM.aa, t nai.a, rue. Ptolt.er Printing and Blatlonery Co., 124 Moulh mlt Klreel. g Km irrnVKS IIKPAIItKf). All available parte inr..,l. I, a e lliroillir. .lOV.a iMiiiahi. OK Serond Hand Store. 3401 lio. lh. g aim CINIIKIIN. garden dirt, bamyard (aril. llr.r. Itav sthmeck, lit. I, Doa 1041. Phono 400J. g lm MIDWAY AUCTION YAM) SA1.B Thuraday, Augu.t 3 170 head while faced rattle, 111 cowa. reive, yearling h.lfera and ateere. 13 head dairy typo feeder ateere. VY. 3, nllJ." ItltAY, Auelloneof N. A. MEAD, Clerk. T-n AltMY IKK1 (I.rm.n Pollco for ronrh. tiuwl watch dug, 3I0 0O. 3(H Croalty Ave.. 4 to g p. nt. T-3t roll HAt.r. jo-fl, launch, cabin type. eaceilenl mutor. Pit. MT1. 731 roil HAI.K l.lihl '34 llludetuker e. dan. Within OPA rolling. Phno. 4343. rtrat ranch on left, Marine Barrack a road. It roil HAI.K One rlrrulator wood healer, 30. Cell 133 Plum u after p. m. II WANTKII TO HUY remalo Golden Cocker Hualtlel. Phone 70O0, g'l WILL PAY CASH roit YOUrt PIANO -Upola It Mann, 130 N. 7 IB. Phono 4310 or 1113. , g 3.1m HI(iHK.1T PIIICKH paid for hog., veal. tamlM and rattle. John.oit Parking Co. Phono 3333, nlghla 3303. l-a!in ritANK I.OWKI.I. Or KLAMATH PACK INC. CO . on Old Midland flood, wlahea In buy your cattle, calvea. hoga and atiprp again. Hiihr.t prlrea paid. 113 Pino. Plioite loou or 703J. g-sflin 31 A II IK LOW, owner of Marle'a Sand wich Hhop. wlaltr. to annnunro tho rlualng of the Handwtclt .hop Augu.t ll to Heptemher g fur remnd.llng. Hhe wlahea In thank h.r many gM,d ru.lnmer. and friend. tor their nalrmiagn for the patl 3 year, and will welcome thettt back when alio reupen,. T-31 LANDSCAPING and traa aurgery work. Ph. ".mil evening.. 13 WANTKIJ Dopendahle high achool girl, living near HI. rranrla Park, lo caro for little girl occa.lonal gvenlnga. Phone 4IHIX 11 IIOOM 3.13 H. th. Call before 1:3d p. m. 1-1 WANTKII nido by Friday to Houlh Da kola or near vicinity for one paieen ger. Phone 4H34. 1 roil HAI.K-Ono tiled International lllno clock. 1211 IX). Ilock'a llakary. g-1 IIKTUIINKI) VKTKHAN ready for your Immedlale aervlce, l-alntlng, Kem lonllig a apeclalty. Phono flWIL g-30 ' BCIIOOL DAYH Permanenla for achool children from a", lo 13 yenra, 3.1.30 and gain. Alao reducllnn ou women'a permanenla, Kvelyn'a lleauty Hhop, Phono 7213, 40)1 Main. OPKN KVKNINdH BY APPOINTMENT l-.ll) HI.KKPINU IIOOMH--1II34 High. t-3lm 11111,11 LAND ron HALE, wllh inml planting .lock avallablr. C. L. Caaael. llox 31, I'orl Dick, CaBf. 1-31 ron balk on TnADr1034 chovroiet pickup. 3304 Delaware. B'3 WANTKD TO ntlY-Kllher 23-33 or M-Jll door rifle. Phono 03(H) or call 411,10 Hhnala Way. - WAN'I'KI) - Two Inner-.prlng mat treaaes. Phone SHIS after 0 a. m. H-l DANTAMH WANTKD-ftOc. 4(H0 Bha.la. 1 ron HAI.K One male hog, 13 brood how,, 4 wllh plga. O. L. Ilodgea, Ttlle Inko. Pit, aililllM. fl-1 CIlllTAINH LAUNDKIIKI) and alrotrhrd. Phono inn. n-a:tm ron BALK 0 1 x 4fl acroon,, Ideal for inirnciiftd-ln pnrrh: rnund covo molding, linao ahoo, parting brad, alrlpplng. other nilacellnneniia mold ing. 11133 Derby. Call evening,. ' R-l roil HALE BY OWNEB - 3.iedroom Iminfl In HI. rrnncla Park. Kloctrlo waler heater, beautiful garden, good chicken home, 4320 Boardman. Phnno nmri. fl-1 1 Moating Notlcti I. O. O. F. No. 137 Every Friday 8:00 P. M. Sth and Main Sts. t-F-tt Klamath ralla Aario f O IT No. 201)0. Bejular . ,Ti 77 meeting ovary, 'juea- day night, 1:43 p.m., r.O.E. hall, lh and Walnut. Vial ting mtmbflri cordially invllert ij Loit'and Found LOHT In Montgomery Ward, pnekago rontalnlng Boy Scout uniform, Phono aooo, T-31 mttttttttttttttttttttttittitttittutittiitt'