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Newspaper Page TextTEN HERALD AND NEWS Market Quotations NEW YORK, Aug. 31 (API The re covery awing of the Hock market nn rally wae extended by fracUona to point or a today although demend waa on the timid elde end here end there . polling proved handicap. Cloaing quotationa: American Can 103 Am Car It Kdy " Am Tel At Tel 1 Anaconda . " M, Call! Packing 33". Cat Tractor Commonwealth & Sou IV. Curtle-wrigm General Electric , General Molora ct Nor Ry ptd Illinois Central .......... Int Harveater Kennecott . 73 . S3' .. 33a I Long-ncll " A"' Lockheed ... 30. ... 61W& ... sm ... 2J. ... 27 ; 40'i 7'. ...121'. 37 .. 26 ... 13 'i ... 3S' ...130H - 6'a 38t H 13i. - 33e 72 ... IS Montgomery Ward jtaan-Jciv N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Gal St El Packord Motor J C Penney Ponna R K . . Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safewoy Store! Scar Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Brand! Sunahlne Mining Tram-America Union Oil Calif V S Steel Warner Picture! . Red Ryder Boots ond Her Buddies WERE" VVfc 6000 YM SURt WKTCTOi vV-Y MR. AN MRS. AN ttCO'S wank to &m PWRtVSXS'.i Wash Tubbs Freckles and His Friends t v x V JS-. REDRVTCRFiKEa-reiTOOTMH'M HEW. SH0O1 10U, TI I I CWSWv)'1 UR BID FOR CONTINUED FREEDOM X B"T V BUSE FOR REAPlwa"! t T LOCK HEB "N Iff'"' "I " f7S HAS FAU.EP, TINA KYAM WE PUAW THE COPEP MESSAGE W f I J Uf, 5ER6EANT! ' Tl (2 T KB COUNTERACTlMar MMKEE IEAF- JtWS LEAFLET PIP NOT J L. ' l riE LL MAKE HER ' 773 PA LETS IS IMrWTfcAL.'AWWOAIffiiFAlL, MISTERS 3 I C0HFE65 TO SiFORH ' 1 A.. V-' JSTIX UMPER 6BAVE SUSPICION.' J U If V IN6TOEEWEMy7 ' fl Sji ? ' ! Before- we 6ive sou the soo war. bond. hector.. we must make SURE THIS IS REALLY OLD IRONSIDES Alley Oop tittle Orphan Annie tolfaigKaytiSW AVE, MASTER.' WITH HIS AX T THB SWINE.' 1 PSS855 " HE CUT THB OTHER SLAVES I'LL TEACH I IVaW WHAT? THE I LOOSE FROM THEIR LEO- I THEM A I limy BI& WHITE BLOCKS... THE WHOLE rTriv S Trrr & m. 1 I TsraaBpaa GreMvrffT7T,T BUT WLTY blD V OH I GUESS IT WfiS FASHIONABLE I f188 f "TOSWEEBAT-BIG INCOMES' THEY I MYT?hvS(,L?. lOMWTORS I FAIL TO MENTION THAT MOST OF I BOUT YOU, PADDY, ( KICK READ NG I SAY SUCH TW08E Blfi IWCamfc isn rn oav I WyIu wem'SI I woBmwaK-1 ! 'buwinss? wBwb Sus?aSS the Friday, Aug. 31. 194S LIVESTOCK DENVER. Aug. 31 (AP-USDA1 Sheep receipt 4000; slaughter Itmbi niiMtly 33-35 cenlt lower; (airly active at de cline; nine doublet good-choice Color ado! 913.23 it might and lightly torled; choice truck Int $13.50; good-choice S12.Tft-13.00; few medium-good SU.ftO 12.50; alaughter ewea slow, weak to 2ft cents lower; load good-choice 107 lbs. with No. 1 pelts Sft.OO: common-medium truck! in $4.50-4.30; culls $3.50-4.00, SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 31 tAP USDA i Salable cattle none, for week 1700; steers steady; medium-good $15.00 10.00; common $12.50-13.50; lew feeders $13.50-14.00: medium-good heifers $13.00 16.00; good range cows stead)' to 25 cents lower; bulk $13.00-14.00; medium $12.00-12.75; common $10.00-11.00; can ner-cutters $7.00-8.50; common - good sausage bull $10.50-12.00; salable calves for week 300; week's top $14.73; bulk $13 50-14.50. Salable hogs 100: market firm: bar rows and gilt $15,73; for week demand broad. Salable sheep 1000; market steady; yesterday one double choice 103 lb. No. I pelt lambs $14.00: ewes ftO cents lower; culls to good $2.00-3.30; receipt for week. 4500. PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 31 AP-USDA. Salable cattle 35. total 85: salable and total calves 10; market steady on limited supply: few stocker steers $12.00; me dium slauKhter steers $14.00; weak top $16.23 on fed steers: odd good heifers $14,00; good-choice fed heifers Monday $16.00; medium beef cows $11.50; cutter common cow $7.75-9.00; canners salable downward to $6.00 and below; good uns afe bulls $10.25-11.0; good beef bulls quotable to $12.00: common-medium grass calves $10.00-12.50; choice light vealers quotable to $14.30. Hog total 173: market nominal; bar row and gilts salable $15.75, sows $15.00; choice feeder pig quotable to $21.00. Sheep total 400; undertone weak to lower; some cleanup ales late Thurs day 25 to 50 cents lower. Weak bulk good-choice lambs $12.50-13.25, early top $13.50; common-medium grades late WS.N VVV ANJO Taste it, hush, and CC WHAI TW A TuiMkr x w..T "S THE SWINE I'LL TEACH THEM A LESSON... fiiiAorvc I voovt I I I I 00G60K)t . . I . I r-r I 4. m t I Potatoes . CHICAGO, Aug. 31 t AP-USDA Pota toes: arrivals wa, on iraca no, ioiai u. a. shipments H33. New stock: supplies rather light, de mand slow, market slightly weaker: per hundred pound weight: Idnho Hiuet Burbanks, V. S. No. 1. $3 23; Idaho Bliss Triumphs. II. S. No. 1. $2. 23-1.40; Wash ington Kuiset Burbanks. U, S. No, 1, $a.43; Nebraska Red Warbas, U, S. No, 1, $9.00-11.00; good twes salable stead)' at $3.30-6.00. The North Portland livestock market will b closed Labor Day, CHICAGO. Aug. 31 lAP-USDAt Sal able hogs 3500. total 7300; active and fully steady; good and choice barrows and gilts at 140 lb, up at $14.73 celling; good and choice sow at $14.00; com plete clearance. Salable cattle 1300. total 3300, total 300; strictly choice steer and yearlings practically absent; scattered lot $17.00 17.30; all other grades and clashes prac tically at aland still, bulk being taken off market: scattered sales common and medium tirade steers and heifers and lower grade cow 23 cent or more lower; practically all grassy and short fed cattle at new low for season to date: pre-hollday Influence following liberal receipts during week a very bearish weekend factor. Salable sheep 1500, total 4500; mod erately active, mostly steady: good and choice native spring lambs $13,25-13.75: with one or two loads at $13.25 carrying a medium end, part deck mixed common to good offerings $12 00 bucks Included: common sortouts $11.00 down; with 40 lb. culls as low as $6.00; short aged native ewes $3.00-6.30. VITAL STATISTICS STANLEY Born at Hillside hosoital. Klamath Falls, Ore., on August 30, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. Alguma Stanley, Koute 3. Box 1137, a girl. Weight: 7 pounus ounces. WOMtW TOWS ARt SVtW. OQ EAiSV TO COM OCT. r r BELIEVE T HIS lot .MORE fl HOCrESSl TOSSPWW CAViT IVOO OOKiT A l (V, 6W AKO A, M WViCW 2 W9St 6ftV iOS 6W 1 MUCH ' -MLS'n - ic-n i I BETTER. TRY ANOTHER YwELL. "V BITE I ( iic Jryryr BOYS. .J lylt " 100 J-i WWTS YOUR. - -T.M.eEcu.airT -rr - h WHEAT CHICAGO. Aug. 31 (API Th ry future market continued its upsurge In early dealing today, advancing mora than 3 cents a bushel at one time to a new high for the September contract, as short covered on reports of export demand. Prices backed down to below the pre vious cloe in late trade, however, on prof It-taking. Other grain were firm with rye In early dealings, atid there was good mill buying oi wheat, but prices eased near the close. Kye fell lJi to 3c below the previous finish, with September closing at $l.4ti- 1. 4111, wheat was tic up to lo down, September $1.63-1,631, com was off c, December $1.14S. oats were unchanged io 'uc lower, ciopiemoer Mlvt ana barley was V to He down, September ei.uuia. Courthouse Records Complaints Filed Stanley D. Cartwrlght vs. Irene CI. Carlwrlfht. Suit for divorce. Char. adultery. Coup I married February 4, enttne attorney for plaintiff. Justice Court Thomas Walter Tailor, falling to pro euro uperniors mcciuv. r inc. o.ov. Ernest Ray Stiles, opeititing a motor vehicle without muffler. Fine, $A.30. Raluh Kuaat. disorderly conduct. Flue. LEGAL NOTICES SIMMONS rnlillv N' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK STATE Of OREGON FOR KLAMATH FA.N.MK E. IIAWES, Plaintiff vt. ?U1NCV A. IIAWES. Defendant o Qulncy A Itawe. defendant: IN THK NAME OF THE STATE Or OREGON: You are hereby required to appear ana answer ine complaint on me ajtalnat you tn the above-entitled court By Fred Harmon By Martin By Leslie Tumor By Blosser I dony think this s OLD IRONSIDES . WHEN I SAW HIM LAST, HE WAS HcALIHY AND t-AI By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray THAT THE MOPF A MAKi Kil Sil TriMjrvfJOT ? I rv urmul 1 MAKES HONESTLY, THE MORE HE HELPS COUNTRY UND EVEhYBOdV MILLION'A'YEAR MEN: A MIGHTY LITTLE 7HET CAN Kgfjg, tnd caust. on or befot rrldsy, lP' tmbr T. 1945. and If you fall lu so no pear ami answer snKt uuiititlHlul, fur want thvraof the plnitttlft will apply to ti i-uuri uir nw rrim iir,vvu it hi ncr complaint, tuwlt: a dec wo of ill voroe, ownership of equity lit real pro prtv. thj houieholit tjoods. Kardon aiul chickens: re I oral Ion of former name, anil such further orders as to the court may appear necessary, as mora fully appears from the complaint filed attaint! j mi in mm sun. This summons Is served upon you by publication In the Herald and News, a newspaper of general circulation In Klamath County. Orcnoit, ouca a week for four successive weeks, by order of Hon. David H, Vandenuem, made and emrrea mis Bin nay OI AUnusi, llH.t, The first publication hereof Is on August 10, 11M3, and the last on Avigusl til, ritKD O. SMALL. Attorney for l'lslnllff Suite 1. Melhase Hulldlug, Klamath Kails, Oregon. Au. HMT-a-i-ji-No, nu- NOTII'r OK HAI.K NOTICE IS HKHC11Y OlVF.y that pur suant to an order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamnlh County, made on August 1, 1043, In the matter or the guanHanshlit of William A. Jackson, an Incompetent, the under signed guardian of said Incompetent will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash or upon terms, subject to con firmation by said court, on and after oepiemoer a, an me rtgnt. title and Interest of said William A. Jackson, Incompetent, In and to the following deacriued parcel of real propertv, to-wlt: Situate In Klamath Count)-, Oregon. Lot 7, of Itlock M. of likevlew Ad dttlon to the City of Klamath rails. Hltts shall be In writing, addreed to said guardian in care of H. C. Groeiheck. Lawyer. 534 North Ninth Street, Klam ath Falls, Oregon. Dated: August 10, IfHfl. PEARL OSHOHNC. Guardian or the person and estate o( William A. Jackson, an Incompetent. Au. 10-17-34-31: 8. 7-No. IHt. 'CLASSIFIED RATES One day word I day ran r"" word Bo S dav run . nar word tie 4 day run r word 13c 3 day run ,.. p" word 14c Week run oer word inc Month run ' word 4Hc 304 Discount for Vavmant tn Advance 3 Discount for raiment ojr loth Ads received by t:0Q p- m will aopeat utmm afternoon In "Nw roday" column NEW HERALD AND NEWS phone num ber. 81 U. Nw Today LAMP SHADES-A very nice pleated, rayon shade, braid trim top and bot tom, assorted trims. Priced from 13-73 to $0.35. LUCAS FURNITURE. IBS East Main. 8 3 DANCE Saturday Night. Sept. 1st At The SILVER DOME DANCE HALL (On Old Dend Highway) Dancing 0:00 to 1:00 A. M. Music By SUNSET SERCNADERS Lunch Available THE SPUD LUNCH will be closed from iept 1 until Sept. IT to clean and re decorate. $-31 FOR SALE-1 acre Irrigated land, 3-bed- room nouse, run basement, deep well pressure; system, lawn, shade trees, berries, fruit trees, garden, pasture, barn, chicken house. Phone 41WH. B-l FOR SALE-1M0 Plymouth, 3 -door, ra dio, neater, spotlight In good condi tion See John Moser, 1320 Oak St.. Apt. 3, after 0 P. M. 0-4 FOR SALE--Morgan and Apalloale stal lion, weight 1130 pounds, beautiful an ImaL Almost Palomino In color and very gentle. If Interested write or call M. D. Alcorn. RL 3, Box 1100. Ph. BUHL 9-1 LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Saturday at tne Pavilion. Phoenix. Oregon. Commencing at 1:00 P. M. sharp. The volume of livestock at this market has reached a magnitude that makes It necessary that nil slock be at yards not later than 11:00 O. M. sale day. This Auction Market maintains the very best watering and feeding facil ities to be had anywhere and cater strictly to the busy stockman. Con stant touch with terminal markets, up-to-the-minute market reports, along with wide acquaintance among men let) prominent In livestock circles. Is an outstanding service to the sellers of livestock. If you have livestock for ale It will always pay you to take ad vantage of this regular and depend able market service. We have yarding facilities to take care of 300 head of cattle. We anticipate as good run for next sale. Southern Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. Ph. 6233, Medford. Ore. 8-31 rOR SALE-Complete set of used auto motive mechanical tools light and heavy duty. Rollaway box. with ml cromitors and other gauges. Garrison Equipment Co.. 1948 So. 8th. 94 FOR SALE Complete furnishings for six-room house, refrigerator, electric stove, etc. Old Guy Barton ranch, now Poo Valley road. Ph. 6746. 0-1 FOR SALE Hale and Alberta peaches. Ripe now. Wlmer Heights Orchard and Grandvlew Orchard. Phone 67 as. Ashland. 9-4 rOR SALE-Solid oak high chair and child's training chair with pad, $fl.0O. Phone 6234. 8-31 FOR SALE Electric phonograph. Phone 6230. 0-4 HELP WANTED MALE Man Ud to 40 years old for salei work. Part time In store and balance calling on industrial plants. Should be mechan Ically Interested. Salary 1200.00 to start ana mileage if nave own car. Salary In creased after getting familiar with work. Write Box 4289, care Herald and News. fl-7 HELP WANTED MALE Young man 18 to 20 yean old interested In mechanical supplies to work In store. Good chance fur advancement. Write Box 4200, cara Herald and Newi. 9-7 WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION of floor lamps, finished In bronze, white and brown. Priced from 921.10 to 420.10. LUCAS FURNITURE. 103 East Main. 9-5 LOST OR STRAYED, 1 pinto gelding nranaeo lc on ngnt aiirie and one hny mare, also Branded le on right stifle. Ph. 0100. 9-7 LOST Small 6-weeks old Russian tcr rlor. between Chemult and Kin math Agency. 4100 Altamont Drive. Phone 4030. 9-4 WANTED Lady to iron one day each week. Call 4323. 0-1 WANTED Woman to care for small pre school child during days. Ph. 4423, Prefer someone In vicinity of 10113 Portland. 0-4 WANTED Stenographer, bookkeeping experience preferred dux not neces sary. Phone 7721. 9-1 WANTED Girl part time for steno graphic and office work. Must be per. manently located In Klamath Foils. Write Box 4201, care Herald. 0-7 OFFERING EXCELLENT permment proposition to conscientious general farm hand and wife. Good opportun ity for ex-service man. Write Box 4423, care Herald and News. 0-7 pin vonr.is At Last -A Real Treatment! Anyone who tinaJ ever nnrl Tin-Worm1 knows how tormenting and emlmrrnsfilnif thla Infection can be, and how hard It mny be to deal with the creatures, once they get a foothold Inside the body. Today, thanks to a flprclat, mcd (rally TM ofrolied drug (gentian violet), highly ef fective treatment haa been made posIMr. Thla drug la the vital Ingredient In P-W, the Pin-Worm tablela developed In the lah oratoriea of Dr. V. Jayne & Hon. F-W tab leta are email and easy to take, and they act In a special way to remove Fin-Worms. Bo watch out fnr the warning signs that nay mean Pin -Worms In your child or f'ourself eapeelally the aggravating rectal tch. Anrl don't delay. Ask your dm Kit lit for JAYNE'S P-W right away, and follow the directions. Satisfaction guaranteed, or your money back. , H's easy to remember i PW tot PInWormi I WANTED Woman for light housework and companion for seml-lnvalld, davs. lh, WOH, u-1 WANTED Warehouseman tn put tip grocery orders, steady jun. Apt") Tuesday Wadhatn and Co,, 711 Mar ket. HI. FOR SAl.E-Kmilty In IU40 Hludehaker Chnmplout flit clnas condition. Phone P04T, Apt. 11. 303 8. Ollt. U-1 FOR HAI.K -1H44 Indian motorcycle. Ph, 72411 afler (t. tt-3 roil SALE Violin with how and case. This Instrument la handmade and a copy of the Alard Htradlvarlus, MM a beitutlful tone and l 30 years old, im value. Can be tumitht for $100. Ph. 41)73. 0-t U FLAT CLARINET and cast. Shepherd Music Co., 343 East Main. O S WE NEED YOUR HEADS IN OUR HUH1NKM.H SCHOOL DAYS Permanent for school children from 3 to 111 years, $3 AO and V00, Aim reduction on women i permanent!. Kvelvn's Heavily Shop. Phone 7.173. 4011 Main. OPEN KVENINC1S UY APPOINTMENT 0-30 FOR SAl.E-Sawmlll. capacity IVI.OlKMeet per shift. Also Includes new planing mill, 110,000 feet per shift, re-saw, lug ging equipment, office equipment, l'( million font pond. Timber owned 33 million. Other timber available, Price, complete, $134,000, Terms, Physician and surgeon In small South ern Orcaon town wishes to sell his ex clusive practice. Includes large 3-hed-room home, modern, containing office. Alt office equipment, such as standard N-Rav, Fischer Dlothermy machine, sterilisers, operating and dressing ta bles, cnblnets, Instruments, etc. AUo car ried own drugs. $ti3oo, one-half down. Holding Company wishes to sell their Interest In 14 new modern 3 and 3-bed-room homes. AUo 3 duplexes and 1 four pies, all rented. This shows good re turns on money Invested. Price, $34,000. Terms can be arranged. 4 -bed room modem, newly decorated home. Oil heat. Three acres, with river and hlfhway frontage lu Cold Hill. Ore aon. Good location for auto camp. Terms. C. H. Williamson. Salesman HAROLD H. IlltOWN AC1ENCY 133 T. Main Street Medford. Oregon Phone 344U 9-1 FOR SALE-Ashland Peaches now ready at rutman a cottages, nortnend An land. 9-1 FOR SALE -fl hole kitchen range, cheap Altamont Trailer Park. Ho. otn. FOR SALK Now milking machine $147.30. Write O. Hahke, 11)73 Vallejo W'Ay, Sacramento 14, Calif. B-4 FOR SALE-New Hampshire red fryers; alo o. B and up to 13-wceks-old pul lets, tiring your own crates. 4iU3 Hll yard, turn at Uarnee-burger'a on Hope. 0-4 UAHTLETT PEARS for eating and can ning. From grower to consumer. Fruit stand across from Tower theatre. Bring own container. 9-7 FOR SALE-1 Allis Chalmer Combine. ucd very llltle. first class shape and ready to go. nick Ftvnn, Phone 4131. Tulelake, Calif., route 1. B-7 FOR SAIJT. Traveleer house trailer. streps . 4va iiomeuaie v FOR SALE Late 30 Caterpillar, C. S- 1'ope. Malin. -7 LOST Siamese cat wearing halter. Vi cinity nth and Main. Phone oi 21. Ext. 30. Sgt. Edmonson. -31 FOR RENT-Sleeping room. 930 Lincoln. COMPLETF.l.Y FURNISHED home for male. 5 blocks from Penney s. ror de tails write, wire or phone Room Wowlburn Hotel. Wood num. Ore. 9-4 FOR SA1J! .-'33 Ford pickup. W. It. Aus. tin. 2 miles nortn oi Maun. FOR SALE-Mlnneapolli-Mollnit, 12 ft windrowcrs, uyron jonnson, aiaun. Oregon. , -31 FOR SALE-O. E. Electric Iron. Ph. MM. 1-31 FOR SALE- Hoys' prewar balloon tire bike 910.00. See at 23IH Garden. 9-4 WILL SELL OR TRADE Stamp collec tion. 17 Pelican City. 8-31 ENSIGN AND WIFE desire 2 or 3-room furnlthed apartment. Permanent duty. Phone message 8101 B.O.Q. R. T. Mueller. 0-1 WILL SHARE MY HOME with J single working girls or single men with rook in orivlleaes 3703 Altamont Drive. 1 Mooting Notlcoi Klamath Falls Aerie No, 2090. Regular meeting every Tuts day night. 7:43 p. m., F O E ball. 9th and Walnut. Visiting members cordially Invited- tf Loit and Found LOST Leather wallet belonging to ser viceman, Finn E. Svendsen, contain ing approximately 930. Oregon dri ver's license. Reward offered. Return to Agnar Jordanger, Fish Market at 0th and Main. 8-30 General Notlcei EAGLES DANCE Every Sat. Night for members and their ladies Dancing until 1:00 A. M. Improved and enlarged buffet rooms now open. Admission is your paid-up membership card. Music by Shepherd's Orchestra 3032U DANCE Bt Hildebrand Saturday, Sept. 1st. 8-31 Transportation DniVINO TO SAN mANCIHCO Halur. day. Can lake two. Room 432, Wlllarri iiniri. H-;i 10 Sarvlces PAINTING. DECORATING. Phona lorn). 37.'!Otf PAPKmiANOlNO exclillvlv dona bv export. Latent pattern, and de.lRna anown in your home. Phnna 7H:i. 11-4 SEWINO MACHINE SERVICE All maKM, fnona (1771, 3210 Hhaila Way. (I2m0 AGENT Stork Nilraerlea Orchard, Co. Phone 41)17. 3041 Sha.la Way, Then dore Dlckaon. 0-17 BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phona 6320 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE t 4 Central NoHom DANCE at KENO Saturday Night, Sept. 1st Chicagoans Orchestra Omicinit fi'um 0:00 p. m. tn 1:00 u. in. AIK CONDITIONED HALL Rot.cslimcnta Avitlltiblti AcIihIksIimi UOc, Inc. tax "It's Keno for Fun" 10 SarvlcM RADIATORS Cleaned, Repnlrcrl or Rebuilt. 1 ructora IncltuloU. Ilctitlnu troubles corrected with latest equipment and 30 years oxporlonco. ' All Work Guaranteed Now and Used Radiators Also new copper cores for nearly all mukes and models o cars and trucks. Klamath Radiator Works 2221 So. 6th St Phono 0042 SOOutf ROOFING We Speclullzo In BUILT-UP ROOFS Root coatinu that snvo nuttlnu on a new roof In many instances. LET US Inspect Your Roof Needs H. C. HIGH 621 Conimcrcml Phone 0032 2U44tf Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Harry E. Patton Phone 6630 614 N. 1st St. . 4121 tf C. FITZGERALD FOR ROOFS New Roofs Repairs and Aluminum Coatings Your Satisfaction Guaranteed We Inspect and Repair Your Roof FREE while covered by our contract. Office Call 3148 Home Call 8154 227BK REFRIGERATION . SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL All Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment In Stock. Oregon Equipment Co. Phone 6617 127 So. 6th St 221711 CHIMNEYS SWEPT Wood, Coal, Oil Furnacea and Itovat Cleaned Repaired Have a local reliable company tak care oi your heating needf. Tufts Furnace Co. 2333 fl. 6th Phone 207 Ht I RADIO REPAIRING Of All Kinds Specialized Service Co. 1434 Main Phone 8103 1640tf PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE ROBINSON'S DELIVERY Ph. 7423 9-6 THEODORE DICKSON UpholiterllH rumlture Shop. Ilpholnlerlns, repair ing, llenninninil. npriiiai rei:miuiuori. mit noil Rhnatn Wav. Klamath Fn Or, Phona 4017. 0-17 PICK IIP and Delivery Service. Trunks. banian and moving. Anytime. Dial ol7l. Yellow can. o-.n SPENCER CORSETIERE. Write Mrl. Knlrt Mnpfh. Cave Junction. Ore. S-lmb PAINTING, KALSOMININO, KEMTONE work. 3424 Darrow. Frank Jenka. O il CURTAINS LAUNDERED and Ilretcherl Phone 3717. B-lUm SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inatnlleri. Cement work done. Modern equipment, in yeara in Klomain vain. Phone W. Baker. 4003 1264U ELECTROMIX CI.EANERH Halel and ervlce. Phone 7107. UIlS Main St. 0-I2mb PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO rAIN NO IMSPITAMZATIOh Ne Lota el Time Permanent Raaollal DR. E. M. MARSHA Ohlrepraetto rhfalnlan , Ne. Ilk - Kannlra Theatre Bill Phone 7HI Gantral Notice 10 Sarvlces BRING YOUR HOME APPLIANCE WARDS For Expert Repair Wunhlnu Miichliu-i Riitlltix ' Rclrltieriilors MONTCOMKHV WARD Ninth St. Cor, Pino Mon-Wed.-Krl. Let Us Help You With Your PAINTING Problems Free K.stlmutc.i F. MATHISEN Ph. 7804 MK-W-tf SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection Free Mmlern (Equipment .nnicriis named awiv Ed F. King Phone 4033 lOiSIf IHNTIHTIIY. 4000 rlluula. WANTKIJ- Window waahln,. Ph. auo e nuuiMra. ,.S HKMirriTiriiiNa ORMKMAKINO llulluna and bueklea rovrreu. AKvrallntui on new anal old rlolhlm tin II M Allender, TJI Main. Room 310. Ph. 7aea. a-3lin WATKINrl IMIOtnXTII J, C. Marin. IH1 Home Ave. Ph. 0313. M 0IIINO IN your hand and croaa rut aawa now, I have an eaperl at rour arvlre (or a alwrl lime. Uodanhamer Haw t'oL p.a 13 Health SWEDISH MASSACE HEALTH BATHS Over 25 year specializing In trctiUnu muscular, circular, joint ond nrrvo ccimlitlnna. NISSEN'S INSTITUTE 110 N. 8th St Ph. 8538 1843U PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME 133 Ginnlto St. Ashland, Orcuon Phono 7001 Graduato Nurse In Charge 81)81 A DESIIIAm.E OCCUPATION FOR VUUNO WOMEN Telephone operatlns Dara wall. Fre quent Increase!. Varatlona with par. nurrounainaa comlorleu e and Dleaa. ant. Experience not naccaaary. COME IN FOR A PERSONAL INTERVIEW Aak for Mra. Ilrodle 130 N. till THE PAClriC TELEPHONE AND TELEUAPII COMPANY MONUMENTS Will assist you In selecting Sitting memorial without obliga tion. A. H PLATO Box 1338, Lukovlow, Ore. 8-1 WANTED Experienced FOUNTAIN HELP Day or night shift. Prinso's Drive Inn Ph. 850(1 WANTED Woman dlihwaaher at Man'l Collee Shop. Phone U444. 1331 tl WANTED - Dlanwaaher and wallreaa, Apply In peraon, Itltter'l Coffee Shop. i nnnp. Haiti ivo aouin 7tn. WANTED-Hlenosrapher, ahorthand ne ceaanry; alao hnokkeeper. Muat have knowledge of adding machine, llur rouaha preferably. Apply Flrat Nation al bank. UOMf WAITHESHES WANTED al Max'a Cof fee Shop. 173111 WANTED Olrl to work In office. Muat have bookkeeping machine experi ence. Klamath Palle Creemory. 3177tf PERMANENT POSITION -Handling ao counla receivable and general olflce work, nilllng mnc)ilne knowledge an ' advantage. Write Box 3334, Herald end Ncwa. 3334K WAITRESS WANTED Greyhound Depot cafo. Union wagea. 0-.11 WANTED Canhlor and lypllt Wlllard Hotel. 3703lf DISH WASHER WANTED In mountain lodge. Iloard, room, good aalary. Per manent. Phone collect, Crea-Del Lmlge. 0-1 BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted, 13H Main, llaatlnga Ileauly Shop. 3111111 MORNING FRY COOK wanted. Wlllard Hotel. Il39tf WANTED Girl lor bookkeeping and general nfflco work Service Station. Some typing. None hut permanent rea Ident conaldered. Phono 7071. . 0-1 WANTKn-Wnmnn fnr hour work. .131 No, Ollt. Phone S3IIII, 0-9 WANTED-Woman lo care for two-year-old girl. Hoard, room and lalary. Ph. 4000 beforo 0 p. m. 8-31 WANTED-Yottng woman to work In Pholn Shop, Apply In peraon, Btid'a Photo Shop, 1031 Main. t-l EXPERIENCED FUR FINISHER wanted. Apply Cuinmlnga Fur Shop, lis So. 71h St. 01 IF BABY CRIES AT NIGHT linn nml amnrt of diaper rnah may bo osuao. Hnrlnklo on Moianna, ai.ollilng modlnnlod powder, 40-yoor Inmlly (nviir Ite. Have in largor also. Got olotiann.