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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT HERALD AND NEWS OUR BOARDING HOUSE EL MA, LET'S r GUZZLE ANOTUER. BANeXNrX SPLIT AMD Mfr& A NIGHT OF IT.'-NUNr IP EATIMS DOES IS; PADVOO OUT A LITTLE -"-NOBOUY , WANTS TO PIN UP A CLOTHES PROP 6IDDV WHIRL OF PLEASURES Red Ryder Booh and Her Buddies Waih Tubb L0 RETURN FffOM THE RAID ON A FUEL PER3T AT W05AKI Freckles and His Friends Alley Oop i'VS GDI FlrX CLOUD ' AS?Ki (JlREFOf CK WW KEC- f 1 tCS I f.A.-S ISO. K( YOU CV-VS 1 SOCKS? YitNOKJO "yWCNlVOT w. COURSL.Ub itS- VAWfiOV AK' J S AVL fe, tt fe. FT (PTHKT6UNSH1NB BABE Wia POWT OUT T- WB 6flT Im! A rew MORE TAR6ETS LIKE THAT, THE ) SOME BAP I. X Wp AIR WCE WW. 60OH BE OUTA fiASiNEWS ON HER V f LAROS HOOKED .0H,OH r iFDU Old ibomidfS that I I land . -y MEAM"; 1 I mn y mf curtains iROMSces, 1 Ji, J Jf KltHS I'LL NEVER. 1 ROMANCE . SPEAK TO . I 9M ' HILDA yuAS SO WHAT THERE .WON'T &6 NOTHIN LOac.one. NT'SEE BUT A f IT'S GETTIN6 ) BUNCH OF VELLOW I 1. I X. Am HI Little Orphan Annit IT'S ONLY A SMfcLL DOUSE U(ib To riiy it... roup htuV dckit -.iniSIT i. - n nwr lNYTVIINQ, OR GET INTO A HOTEL'J GEE Tueid.y, Aug. 21, 1945 with HEAMENS FATHER. THAT'S LITERALW FOUR. FOR. HALF SOU ALREADV, UP THE. AISLE.1 YOU DON'T SHOM YOUR 6R0CERIES, BUT WHEN i TL)FF MS6ELF. ME FOR. A . BUV WAR BONDS I Stop heckling me. ?) 1 ZC3 ZZi r; ...X its been so lono I ! Us?- LANO? SNce I SAVV amy ifS VTA 1 1 CAK1"r BE SURE '. ' t, n ,m u, , vl ' L3 1 , r . j Ir: -nI ....ii..im.i U hC 1 1 l UM, I HiYUU iH r.l-K 11 II I I IKl- 11 K KJf lU II m TC Kfl KuU Km II A II W UauP . l A CCltt rtr TUC D.s iwi ia H U' i.h ie on hl its a vovj i irvin Ky II V 1 n II Veil I rvr y I, lri.IT l.l-n I Jf- ... Airrti .!--,- II II k .r- i-, nr-A.i- i .-.'.'Wl1'-" I I . Mil II IVU UUI N WtKC VifllM (Tir- MM I I Mr-9fl-""ll II IVlr-ll? r-lf.L.T llYf. I UUHI 1 I ! 1 SERVANTS. W, - ZLJ R SORT OF . W&BIT- ilfcv MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY IS WAN EA6y' THAT IS TOUSH...WE NEEP HER . INFOEMATION. V m. AMO X HATE TO T PUMMO YETBUTNB KNOW THINK WHAT THEY'D1 NOW WHERE SHE IS, AND HOW DO TO THAT POOR KIP TO (SET WORP TO HER . ALU IF THEY SHOUIP SET I WE NEEP 6 A 600P PLAN WISE TO HER!.. BUT FOR SNATHINS HER OUTO' WHAT CAN WE VO xij,- JAPAN-QUICK! fVOLA6 GOT "lb CHOQSI CjjS' Siffiu'i WILD FLOWERS OH, WELL, THAT'S . fiiffil Sf AM' THEY WAS SO tIFFRUNT--I WAS - I ! i SWEET SMELLIW I OUST ABOUT TO JUMP ) f,- J P I I HAD MY NOSE IM NOU FER. OOlM' W 11 Pi V 'EM ALL TH' WAY , 1 AROUND WITH YOUR V liiEnii'iti V homean'th'X V tongue out acsAin." PlfflMl' V PEW WAS ON f - fill nemyit.' Za 'THE WORRY WART A By Frad Harmon 01 "Thai vw( Pinv. aO'JO EVICTS U5 TO GOT 10 FSO ASOInS'J By Martin ISS HOPE. KiOT'.WfS WROOV M4T SEt MW1 wv PAW ROO WOKiT St Of THESE MtVAOWVtS'. By Leslie Turner By Blosser WOMDERFUL.'YO0 ,MC T.M.t6.U..MT.8fy. By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray 1 I BY J. R. WILLIAMS WHEAT CHICAGO, Aug. 21 (APJ-Moit frtln future rallied toward the close ul tu day's trading. Corn held relatively steady during the greater part ot the session, and oats recovered wii reports 01 export orders. Rye was weak from the start and led other grains downward al mld'sessiun, but did not itad support when other grains rallied. Wheat held relatively steady up to the noon hour, when it eased about a cent in some deliveries. Later It recovered part of the losses. At the close wheat was Vc lower to He higher than yesterday's close, Sep tetnber 91.63'. Corn was k to tac higher, December 11.13H-H. Oats were to tic higher. September IH1 ViC. Hye was to 2c lower, September $1.33V Barley was IS to 3tac lower, September StiHc. WEATHER Meadar, August 10, 19 IS Mln. Free I p. Eugene Klamath Falls Sacramento North Bend Portland , Reno . San Francisco Seattle Bedford Red Bluff ...lira .00 Northern California Clear today, to night and Wcdncday except for coa-ul fog. Slightly cooler near coast. Gentle to moderate northwesterly wind off coast. Oreeon Mostly clear today, tonight and Wednesday but with local fogs or low clouds along coast: warmer east portion and hot In western valleys to day and gentle, variable winds off coast, VITAL STATISTICS STANFIELD Born at Klamath Val ley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore., on August 21, 1M5. to Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Stanfield, 1022 Upham, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 3 ounces. EM B REV Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore, on August 21. 1W3, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Embrey. Bonanza, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 3 ounces. HRICQUISCSE Born at Klamath Val ley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore., on August 20. 11)45. to Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge HricquLscsc, 3518 Patterson, gtrl. Weight: Q pounds 11 ounces. BKAM WELL -Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore., on August 20. 1045. to Mr. and Mrs. Hay Bramwell. 2223 Wlard, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 3 ounces. HESCOCK-Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore., on August 20, 10 i5. to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. hescock. Fort Klamath, a boy. Weight: 0 pounds B'.i ounces. INGRAM Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore., on August 21. 1045, to Mr. And Mrs. Dennis Ingram. Malin, a (irl. Weight: 6 pounds 1J ounces. Courthouse Records Marriage Licenses MITCHELL-WRIGHT. Wilfred Otmer Mitchell. 19. grader. Native of Nebraska. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore. Rachel Anita Wright, 18, clerk. Native of Okla homa. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. Complaints Filed Ferdinand C. Balrd vs. Helena Balrd. Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and in human treatment. Couple married No vember 29, at Oakland. Calif. J. 11. Carnahan attorney fur plaintiff. Artie Mae Kelly vs. Clarence Kelly. Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Couple married October 22, 1038, at Pln Bluff. Ark. Harry D, Boivln attorney for plaintiff. Jim tire Court Paul Meyers, being; drunk on a public highway. Fine, 910. Carl Warren Van Wechel. failure to stop at a stop sign. Fine. 95.50. Artie Lee Cagie, having no 1943 sticker on motor vehicle. Fine, 95.50. Chester Benjamin Tracy, no license taga. Fine, 19.50. Keith Jay Coons, operating motor vehicle as private carrier without permit. Fine, 910. Charlie Dowd, assault and battery. Fine. 917.20. Charles Richard Hnnion, falling to procure operator's license, fine, 95,50. Dennis Vernon Morris, being drunk In a private place. Fine, 910. Kaiser Yards Tell Contract Cut Total PORTLAND. Ore. Auk. 21 (VP) KaLier shipyard officials sold to day dollar value of maritime contracts cancelled at the three Portland-Vancouver yards totals ?1 12,285,700. The officials said the payrolls at all yards have been slashed to about 38,000, and that men arc quitting as rapidly as others arc being laid off. Around Oregon ' By The Associated Preu The Texas company oil well at Clalskanic has been drilled to a depth of 4200 feet. . . The Unit ed States Market News Service has opened an office at Mllton Frcewater for the prune senson. . . , Fifty per cent of Baker high school teachers for the fall term are new to the Baker school sys tem. .. . , The district OPA re- Sorted a $150 price overchnrKo y Grant's Quality market, Cor vallis, for meat. BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 211 Underwood fildg. Market Quotations NEW YORK, Aug. ill (APi-Tha stock market still acted a bit coiiIihihI Imiuv wilit recoveries well distributed at the start, another relapse bofoie midday and a subsequent atlculivt comeback, which Closing quotations! American Can U4 Am Car & Fily .., Am Tel U Tel 1'fip Calif Packing 1 " H I" 1" 1" 1111 1" I I " 1M Cat Tractor . Hit Commonwealth ft Sou ... iu Curtis-Wright ,J General Electric .........,.. ., 4.4 ' General Motors , w mi. Gt Nor Ity prd , , 47 ij. iiiiMiui vemvai j tut Harvester , lU Kennecott , ,., ;uy i.m niicfiu .,. , , i. on it-no 1 1 "A" hp, Montgomery Ward IIM, Nash-Kclv , , tu-U N Y Central , a.Ht Northern Pacific a4 Pac Gas A El mt 'wiu ntuiur . ,. 7 J C Penney , Penna H It -uiv Republic Steel '"'.. uvit .ivu, oium .,. , ji Sears Roebuck littH' Southern Pacific ...... , 4:1 1, Standard Brands .,... .. 37 Sunshine Mining; ... .,... U TranH-Amerlca U Union Oil Calif ail, Union Pacific 120 V H Steel . ua-. Warner Picture M ia Potatoes t CHICAGO. Aug. 31 (AP-WFA) Pota toes: arrivals 110. on track 2J4, total U. S. shipments 05a. New BtiH'ki: mnnllM mnrlanle rlamaiiil slow, market barely steady for Itest stocks, dull and weak for other stock; Nebraska Red War lias. U. 8. No. I. ilie A, U..u-3.tU Idaho Husael Burbauks, LIVESTOCK DENVER. Aug. 11 fAPWFAl-Shtep receipts 1000; market fully steady with Monuay'i decline; several lots good choice trucked In slaughter spring' lambs averaging U2-U3 lbs. 914. tU); others grad ing good-choice 913.50-14.10; few medium-good 9I3.50-13.0U; common-medium shorn slaughter ewes 95.00-0,00; few good-choice 90.23-50; suable lot medium good U4-7U lb. trucked In feeding lambs 1 3.33-30. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11 ( A P-wr At Salable cattle loo. calves 25; market steady; Monday bulk good steers 910.00-30; today package common steers 14.00; load culler steers 911.50; Monday bulk range cows 913.00-14.00 lightly sorted: aged medium cows 913 common 910.00-11.00; cauner-cu tiers steady-weak, mostly 97. 00 0. 00 ; common good sausage bulls 91050-1250; calves steady: medium-gnod calves 91350-14 35. Salable hogs l.VJ; market firm: few Jood-cholce 3O0-3UO lb. harrows and gill 13 35; odd good sows 913 00, Salable sheep I loo, market slow, about steady: few decks rhoire lambs held around 914 35: past two days major share common-medium shorn and wooled lambs 910.30-12.30; cull -good ewes J 00 0.73. PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 11 fAP-WFAt Salable rattle 130, total 173, salable and total calves 33; market slow, around steady with Monday's decline; few cutter-common steers 98,00-12.30; including new toe kern at 913.00-30: cutter-common heifers 98.00-11.73: medium heifers to 913 00; canner-cutter cows 9U.OO-8 00; sheila down to 93.00: fed dairy type cows up to 99-00; medium sausage bulls 90.50-10.00; good-choice vcalers 914 00 50; common-medium grades 910.00-13.oo; culls down to 97.00. Salable hogs 30. total 130; market steady: barrows and gilts 913.73; few sows 913.00; good 350-lb. stags 913.00 with 70-lb. dock; feeder pigs .scarce, best Monday 921.00. Salable sheep 300; total 400; ntirket about steady; few good-choice spring lambs 913,00; strictly sorted lots quot able to 913.50; common-medium grades 9000-11.30; good yearlings 910.00-23; good ewes 90.00; common-medium grades 9J.00-3.23. CHICAGO. Aug. 31 l AP-WFAl-Satabte hogs 0000. total 10,500; active and fully steady; good and choice barrows and gilts at 140-lbs. up at 914.73 celling; good and choice sows at 914.00; com plete clearance. Salable cattle 7000. total 7000, salable calves 800. total 800; generally steady market, fairly active on strictly good and choice steers and yearlings Includ ing comparable heifer yearlings; slow on medium run bulls; vealers mostly 913.30 down, add head 918.00, steady; slock cattle fully steady at 911-30-1400 mostly: practical top fed steers S17.75; short load 918.00; beat yearlings 917.00; strictly cholco 1000-lb. steeri 912 .23 14.50. , Salable sheep 3O00. lotal 7000; early sales and bids native slaughter spring lambs weak to mostly 25 cents lower; no early action on westerns; slaughter ewes 25 cents lower for two days; sev eral packages good and choice native spring lambs 914 23 bucks discounted 91.00, generally bidding 914.00. cull to low medium light sorlnuts 910.00-12.00; shorn aged native ewes 98.30 down, three loads Washlngtons held above that price. The first time a world's heavy, weight championship f ih t wn.n broadcast was in 1021 when Jack Dempacy fought Georges Carpentier in Jersey City. Ration Calendar War price and rationing board, 430 Main. Office hours dally, 10 a. m. to 3 p. nr.: Saturdays 10 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. Phone HUH for all information. All applications must h mailed In to the war price and rationing board, and not presented In prrson. PROf -KHMr.O FOODS BLUE STAMPSNo longer rationed. RED STAMP R Ration book 4- Stamp Q-2 through U-2 are valid through August 31. Stftmps V-2 through 7.-2 are valid through September 30. Stamps A-l through F.-l are valid through October 31. Stamps F-l through K-l are valid through November 30. After theie, green stamps will be used. There will be no Ration Book S, SUGAR Ration book 4 Sugar stamp 38 valid through August 31. Issuance of canning sugar coupons halted temporar ily while supply is checked. SHOES nook 3 Airplane umpi 1-2. 3-4 now valid, GASOLINE No longer rationed. Keep mileage rationing record and gasoline book to use In making tire applications, STOVES-No longer rntlnned. FUEL OIL No longer rationed. CLASSIFIED RATES One day 3 daj run 3 day run 4 day run ., 3 day run Week run ,, ., Month run oer word 4c per word He -.per word lie -per word I Ho pnr word Ho pr word 15c or word 45a 20 " Discount for Parnient tn Advance 3 Discount tnr Payment o loth Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will aopear ame afternoon In "New Today column. If It'a a "frozen" article you need ad vertise for a used one In the rlasifl-rt Now Today WE HAVE TUBES for most makes of radios. Replace those weak tubes now and Improve radio reception. PELI CAN APPLIANCE CO, 110 Ho. Ath. (1-2 1 WANTED-Planermnn and good com mon nnd dimension grader, Pernell and Go r l son, Plnehurst. 23(mf LOST Sultcnse and log chain on Omen Springs highway, Cnll 4023, Mrs. Howe, H-23 WANTED -Woman for housework by the hour. Phone 0504, R-23 Piles! Owl! But He SMILES. Now Br! wipe a ht wan. Uan annic formula wd by tiVni adjunntlvcly at not'id Thorn ton & Minor Clinic. Surprising QUICK pnlllatlvft relief of pain, Uh, aprenwj". llelpa aoflpn and tenrln to shrink swell ing. Out tubfi Thornton & Mlnor'fl Rectal Olntmrmt or Thornton A Minor Ilcctnl Hiipnojiitorlcri. If not dcllglitr-d with thlB DOCTOR tt' way, low .ot la refunded. At alt gaud druf ilort evsrywlnrs, Todtf AUCTION Sunday , August 10 (ilia o'clock Located t mile east of Sunset Itldlng Academy on Fherleln Nt. Coming from (own. go on Shasta Way lu canal bridge, turn left, watch for sign on right. 30 head calllr, 30 head hogs, UO chick tns, 40 rabbits. Machinery Rubber tired hny wagon, sleol wheeled nay wagon, John Deere Manure spread er, aleel work bench, 3 cultivators, steam noiier, hny take, mower, a Mar rows, disc, utinrlrr yard cement mixer. good order. New roping siulille, farm tiaclor, 30 gallon slock sorghum, spud belts, oil drums, double-treei, 2 vines, several Hundred sacks, fill crdar ihmIh, hog wire. Tools and many other articles. Bring what you have to sell Terms Cash Lunch Available D, M. "Doc" Daiigharly Cot, Hwlaart Auctioneer 8-31 WANTED- I.nuv to lake charge of moth erless suburban home, 2 school chll dren, No objection to one child. Will exchange references. 3210 Summers lan. Phone 4it40, 0-113 TAKE YOUR RADIU tn THE PKI.ICAN APPLIANCE CO, 111) Mo. Mil Nl for tieitemtaiiie repairs, We (lie only fin eat quality new parls for repairs. 0-21 WANTED AT ONCE -Ambitious young men for permanent local sales and mechanical work. Weiiem Oil and Burner Co., 3531 So. 81 h, 33fldtf WANTED- Mel 1 1 oilier falters II1A nr M. lirge timber, level ground, no brush. Tools furnished. Phone 4400. 9-33 FOR NAI.Rl-twdrooln modern house, 9i:t50, 3 blocks above Carl Fret's Mtore, next street above McArlhur HI,, 2nd house right, 8-33 rOR SALE BY OWNER - Two-lwilroom miKiern house. Butlt-lus. Insulated, wlrsKl for range, water heater, floor furnace, completely redecorated, ex cellent garage, large Int. sprinkling system, tree, shrubs, elr. Price 94730, Terms. 3430 Vine, seven to nine eve nings, or call tkVU). 8 37 WANTED TO RE. 'IT - Uteal business man. permanent, desires furnished or unfurnished house or apartment. Ph 7734 days or 4772 evenings. 8-27 FOR SALE BY OWNER-fl-room modern route. i iota, iiounie garage, chick en house. Mint be seen to he appre ciated. 93800. Terms, Phona 0380. B 3J FOR SAI .E : Modem 0-room house, 1 lots and shade trees. 9iPw rush, im mediate possession, Phona 3038. 0-33 IN DO nit IS for sale, modern noma. electric hot water heater, Venetian blind. Reasonable, Dob Owens, Dor rls, Calif. aooitf FOR SALE t acre fine land. 0-room cellar, large chicken houses, berries, garden, lawn and trees, l'.fc blocks from bus Hue. Ph. 7801, S-2J FOR SALE -3-bed room modern home. hardwood floors, eleclrle hoi water healer. Fenced, lawn, trees, garage. 3433 White St. ft 33 TOR SALE--1930 Pick-up, 3737 BUbea on Wednesday. a si FOR SALE -1017 Terraplana sedan, mo tor overhauled, gnoa mmier. eiean in terior. Below OPA celling. 70 Main SI -21 rOR SAI X Baby buggy 910 00. Two- wheel trailer, mono 4T. un ion. 13081f FOR SALE Beautiful round maroon davenport and rhalr. 1 gave 9210 ao for this set just three weeks ago, wltl artifice for 9103.00, 9718 S. 8th. 0-23 GUARANTEED RADIO REPAIRS Quick service. Only quality new parts for replacement. Your old radio can b repaired. Try us. PELICAN APPLI ANCE CO., 110 80, ath St. Ph. 0233. II FOR RALE One farms 1 1 20 tractor. See . F. Iireiihaopt or pnone un. a-z FOR RALE -Wesi electric water heater. 1500 walls, Ensign C E. Nichols, aiM Arthur. 0-31 FOR SALE12O0 Burlap sacks. Ooodlng Poultry Farm, Lakeviaw ntgnway. O-Xt rOR 8ALE-73 yards prewar cartwt on the floor. Suitable for hotel rooms. Can be seen at 433 Pacific Terrace. 0-23 TOR SALE -1 Inch centrifugal pump with hose and root valve, 233Q nar row St, 0-24 FOR SALE-Table and Colonial style benches with storage space reaoy in attach In dining nook. Floor and wall type registers. Also moulding for In terior finishing. Ph. 7339. 0-21 EX-SERVICEMAN wants ride to Los An geles Friday or Saturday, ana re ex penses. Can drive. Call 3029, g-22 WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE service station with or without equipment, (live all details. Writ Herald and News. Box 2348. B-27 ELECTRIC IRONS repaired, burned -out elements replaced on most makes. PELICAN APPLIANCE CO. 119 So. 9th SL Phone 0232. 0-21 v Klamath Livestock Commission Co. LIVESTOCK AUCTION We had a very good market her last Wednesday, August 13, with about 330 cattle on the market. Grass Fat Steers .012.00 to 14 30 Grass Fat Heifers 11. 0U to 14,00 Grass Fat Cows - 10.23 to 13.00 Veal Calves H.0O to 13.00 Fat Dairy Cows 0.30 to 11.00 Best Holstein Cows - to 12.00 Canncr and Cutter Cows 9.30 to U OU BniNG VOUll LIVESTOCK TO THIS MARKET HELP US AND HELP YOURSELF This Is Your Market . . . Use HI KLAMATH LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO, Midland Hotid 0-21 FOR SALE -250 heni for laying; also fat hens for eating. Gooding Poultry Farm, Lakeview Highway. 0-27 FOR SALE-Jersey cow and 2 months old heifer calf, 9HS.00. 47 iU Frieda St. 0-23 WANTED Women for laundry work. We havo several good positions fur qualified workers. Cascade Laundry. 8-27 WANTED Plenerman and Lumber Grader. Phone 7700. Suburban Lumber Co. 0-23 PARTLY FURNISHED houst for rent. Adults, 1020 Main St. 2423tf CAB AERIALS, Improve radio recep tion In your tar with a new aerial. PELICAN APPLIANCE CO., 110 Mo. 8th St. Ph. 0232. 8-21 FOR SALE .Baled hay delivered, 25 a ton, 0704 Avalon St, 0 &l FOR SALE Dairy and family rows. Heifer to frrnhen In Winter. Young whllfl boar. Phona ;iilH3, 4144 Wash burn way. 0-22 FOR SALE -Kj-nrre fenced, good gar den, nmill hnum, rhirkrn hnuso and fruit cellar, 92230. 3030 Shasta wav. i R-24 WANTED- 2 men cooks, 4 waitresses at Pnlomlno care, Lokcvlrw. Interview at Herald and News Thursday at 4 p. m. n-22 WANTED Qualified pine grader for combination fir and plno operation lo cated near Mndford. Reply, stating age, cxperlnnro and former employ ers. Write P, O. Box 001, Mndford. H-23 9000 CONTRACT on homo for sain nt HP,fc discount, .nwilro Klamath Coun ty Abstract office. FOR HALE-fl-rnom modern homn, flra plnre, oil furnnce, electric, hot water lank. 1)24 Martin. 0-23 FOB SALE-3-rnom house, cabin, chirk en coop, woodshed, largo lot, 91000. Call evenings, 1233 Front. 0-22 FOR BALK-IIMf) Willys Overland De luxe Coupo, Ph, 4(144. 0-2.1 WANTED TO BUY cabin at Lake o' the Woods. Write 2(18.1. care of Herald and News. 0-33 COW FOR HALE-Youne Jersey. Call at 400S flhsita way 0-23 WANT TO MKNT-Furnlihsd or unfuf itlshad I or 3-hdroom houat, perma nent family of four. No doge. Will lease, References, Ph. 010.1, 1.3a, BUSINESS woman lias apartment t share, close In business district, Phona 7011 or after 0 o'clock 0153 Apt. mil, 0 1.1 WANTED Furnished Apt. Marina mTT pla with references, No pels. Call AHaa 0 37 BRING IN your hand and cross cut saw now, I have an etperl at your service for a short lima. Bodtnhamer Maw Co, 1.4 NKWIN(TMACIMNN HKllvit'E Al, makes, Phone 0171, 3310 Nhaila Wav, l-IHml KLECTKOI.UX CLEANERS Sales and service. Phone 7107. 1133 Main Ht, 8-lilmh WANTED Housekeeper for rntlpte oulv, oil ranch at Ft. Klamath, Consider woman with a child, (bind wages. Coll 73, Fort Klnmalh, Culled. 0-23 FOR RALE fl-rnom housa on I acre basement, oil furnace, oulbillldlngs( frutl trees, berries, larsa garden, pas ture, cliirkeni, row. Rt, I Box 81. Phone 4 Drift. 0-27 FOR HALF, Hlle, 4 rooms furnished 918(H). .1114 Crosby Ave. 8 33 FOUR-ROOM HOUSE fur sale, Large front and back porch, 800 Easl Main 0 rt roil SALE Cheap I 0-ronm house, l larse 3-srction chicken house. Phrtne It J I or 4744. Veril Moore I Jt FOR MALE fl room modern home. Dou ble garage, hen house, t acre, Phona 408tl. 0-21 WILL TRADE equity In 40 Deluia Chevrolet 2-dnnr sedan for t039 Old mobile in good condition. Rl, 9 Bn IIUU Shady Pine. 0-3.1 FOR SALE MI7 Terranlane Sedan, 830(1 rash, 313 Michigan, rnona e. 1.1 rOR MALE 1041 Ford truck, l-speed. 8 23 x 3u tires, inn hp. motor; 102 Chevrolet truck. Tlniksn, 8 23 TO tires: also lo.to and IU40 rord pick no. Stanley Duke, 3 miles N W. of Merrill 37 FOR SALE CATERPILLAR '0" TRAtrron Ready for work L W HARTLEY, TutsUka (Near Htronghnlril Phone Tulelaka, 4334 M. rOR HAI.E-luin Ford Deluxe, No, 1 condition, IWH) wail Hi. U Sunday, August Mita one o'clock s At The D. M. "DOC DAUGHEflTY RANCH WATCH PAPER FOR LIST AND LOCATION COL. BWICJART, AUCTIONEER FOR SALE International harvaater, 31 nw. 13 ft. cut. -scelienl condition , Hooper Bros . Midland. Ore. , g-27 ADDING MACHINES, Calculators. Typewriters, Desks, Chairs, Files Pioneer Printing and Stationery Co , 134 South Bill tttreel. 9-JOmb WANTED TO RENT Small furntshsd Chevrolet Co. Must ba close In, Ph. 4113 Mr. Gibson. 0-U WANTED TO RENT BY COUrLE A furnished apartmeitt or housa immedi ately. Phone 4 IB I Ext. 338. 8-U WANTED-Furnlshed one or I bedroont home or Apt. 1'hona am. t. a. aowi er, llalalger Motor. Parts Mgr. 8-21 AAAAAA-i'YWVilri - Mooting Notices Klamaih rui, Aarl. No. 3Ca R.JUi.f ntMlln. .vary fu.a- r.O K. hall, .lit anil Walnut. V I a 1 1 1 n ni.nthar. oordially tnvll.rt fl Lo.t end Found LOST -lll.rk lii'iHir billfold, conUlnlna ,30 anil itoraonal papar., naward. Mr. Knrh. IMII (Irr.on Avr. 31 Conor. 1 Notices SCHOOL MUSICIANS NOTE! Clarinet, Saxophone, Trumpet, Accordion STUDENTS For refresher courso in prepar ation for the coming school term. Enroll now Highly qual ified competent teachers. Call DERBY'S MUSIC STORE Phono 451S 8-24 Wo Aro Temporarily OUT HANGERS No More Available for (10 Days PLEASE Bring hangers when calling for your clothes Reliable Cleaners . Ionia I WILL NOT he rp.pnn.lhle fnr any rirhta tnada by anyone but my.alf. M. n. Ilrnwnrlfiif. fl-2.1 Transportation I.EAVINO for Oklahoma Clly Monday or Tue.dny. Will take 3 In .hare ex pn.et. m.1", So nil). Phone 7.n.1, fl-20 10 Serrlcet Septic tanks cleaned Iniilnllrd. Cement work done. Modern eiilllpmenl, 10 year. In Klamath Kalll. Phono W. Baker, 4003 12S4tf LINOI.KUM FI.OOIIR and dralnhoard. In alnlled by expert meuhanlra. J. L. Calhoun. Phono ono, mornlnga and evening., fl-34 IIBMSTITCMINO DltF.RHMAKINd. nuttona and buckle, covered. Alteration, on new and old elothlnil. Mr,. II. M. Allander, 7.11 Main. Doom 310. Ph. 73113. ' B-.Um PICK UP and Delivery Service. Trunk., hnKRnse and moving. Anytlmo, niat 11171. Yellow Cab. 1-31 CUIITAINH I.AUNUEIIED and (Iralched. Phone .1717. S-33m nKTUIINKn VRTKRAN ready lor yollt linniedlale aorvlco. Painting, Kern tuning a apeclally. Phone 8031. 8-00 TIIROnonB DICKSON Uphol.lerlng Furnlluro Shop. Uphol.lerlng, repair. Ing, neflnUhlng. Hprlng. recondition, ad. 3041 BliaUti Way, Klamath 1'alla. Ore. Phone 4917. S-ll AdKNT Blark Nllraerle. Orchard. Co Phono 41117. 31)41 Simla Way. Then, dore Dlck.on, 0-11 SPKNCF.R COnRETIKnR. Wrllo Mra Knld Burch, Cava Junction, Ore. 0-lml f ot efts .I 'I. ,