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Newspaper Page TextKtOHT HERALD AND NEWS Monday, October 29. 1945 Market Quotations NEW YORK. Oct S (API Light eelllng ot eteels, rails nd motors in terrupted the recovery swing o( today "me pjSlIuinUy cloudy labor picture. .. much as anything e se. "S'JJ.t hum lot mild revival ot bcarlsh- ""'oslng quotations! American Cert H Anaconaa Calif Packing - Commonwealth At SOU Curtis-WrlKht Cancral Electric General Motors Ot Nor By pfd . Int Harvester . Kennecott Long-Bell "A" ..... Montgomery Ward NaahKelv . N Y Central Northern Pacific .......... Pao Ca & El J C Penney . . Safeway Stores ears Roobuck Southern Pacific Standard Brands .. Sunshine Mining H nlon Oil Calif Union Pacific V S Stael Warner Pictures ... .18', 35H a 8 46H .. 71's 37 s ' 431s .- ii'.s 67 aan 37 s 2V. ... 43',. Ml, 37 49,k ... 44', 17 14 1 78 - 30a LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 39 (AP-USDAt Salablt cattle 3000, total 3.150; salable calves 750, total 800; market uneven; steers, heifers and bulls steady; early sales beef cows about steady but general cow market 25-50 cents lower with bulk of canner-cutters still without bids; medium-good steers largely $14.50-15.75; few strictly good loads $16.75-17.00; com mon grades $11.00-13.75; few feeders $12 00-13.00; common-medium heifers $10.00-13.50; good beef heifers $14-50-15.00; canner-cutter cows largely $5.75 7.50; shells down to $5.00; medium-good beef cows $10.00-12 00; young cows to $12 50; medium-good sausage bulls $9 50 11.00; good beef bulla to $13 00; odd heavy bulls $12.25-50; good-choice veal ers $13.50-14 00: few $14.50; grass calves largely $11.00-13.00. . , Salable hogs 350. total tOOO: market active, steady: barrows and gilts up to 350 lbs. $15 80: sows $15.05: slags . 15.05: choice 70-90 lb. feeder pigs JJJ 50; heavier and lighter welghu $18.00- "sal'able sheep 2000. total 4000: market active, strong: good-choice wooled lambs $12.50-13.00: one load mostly choice around 100 lb. experimentally-bred lambs $13.75: shorn lambs $12.00-23; common grades down to $9.50; good ewes $4.50 5.00. , SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2ft (AP-USDA1 Salable caltle 17O0; salable calves 73: mostly northern stock offered; market steady: three loads led steers offered: two cars good steers $18.35; two Ifiadi medium $15.00: load medium-good heifers and cows $14.00: medium-good range cows $12.00-75; two loads rango cutters $9.00: bulk canner-cutters $8-50-8.50; good bulls scarce: common bulls $9.00-10.00; calves nominal. Salable hogs 300; market steady; food- eholce soo-JOO lis. barrows and silt $15.80; lows $13.05. Salable sheep 3000; undertone steady: good-choice lambs salable $14.00-75; nothing scaled early! ewes quoted up to $8.00. DENVER-, Oct. 29 (AP-USDA1 Salable sheep 8000. total 30.000: slaughter lambs fairly active, steady-strong with spots unevenly higher; one double choice Col orado $14.40; good-choice trucklna large ly $13.73-14.00; medium-good $12 00-13 35, other classes rather alow, steady; two doubles good-choice slaughter ewes $5.50; few culls $3.50: load lot good-choice feeding lambs $15.00-23: tmcklns largely $14.50-85: few loads and small lota feed ing ewes $3.73. CHICAGO. Oct 59 (AP-USDAI Sal. able hogs 5000 .total 0500: active and fully steady; good and choice barrows and gilts at 140 lbs. up at the $14 85 ceiling: good and choice sows at $14.10; complete clearance. Salable cattle 32.000. total 33.000: sal able calves 30WI, total 2000: choice fed steers and yearlings. Including yearling heifers, fully steady: all other grades less active, steady to 33 cents lower; liberal supply choice steers and yearlings $18.00: mixed steers and heifers at this price; best heifers $17.75: good and choice stockers firm; others weak to 23 cents lower; cows weak to 33 cents lower; bulls and vealers steady; vealers scarce at $15 50 down: nractlral too weishty sausage bulls $13.00: heavy fat bulls to sis.uu. , . Salable sheep 4000. total 13 500: market rather slow but generally steady: good and choice elaushter lambs mostly $14.50- 14.75: bucks $1.00 less: most common to low-medium sortouts suuiu-i i.w; cuus Hown in tfiOO: common to Choice slaughter ewes $3.00-8.50 according to grade; no action on yearlings. Classified Ads Bring Results. Potatoes CHICAGO, Oct. 3S (AP-U8DA. PoU tooi: arrivals Ml, on truck 8, total U. S. thlmneiiU Friday 1101, Saturday U43, and Sunday IH. New itocka: aipplli liberal: for Idaho RumpU demand fair, market sternly; for ofterlntfB other wctlom demand lov. market dull and slightly weaker celling prevailing. Idaho Kutsvt llurbanks, IT. 8. No. 1, $3.00-3.15; Washington Hui set Burbanks, U. S. No. 1, 1 ao; Colorado Kcd McClurea. U. S. No. 1. M.50-J 73; Minnesota and North Dakota Ullu Triumphs, commercial. 1 50-l.tiO; Cob blers, commercial, Hl.TlM.80; WUconain Chlppewas, ivneral good quality, 1,M, WHEAT CHICAGO, Oct. 39 lAPV-rerilttent strength In wheat futures, with prices up more than a cent bushel at times, buoyed other grain today, Buying by commission houses and profess Ion all, and an upturn at Kansas City strengthened wheat. Rye. climbed to new seasonal peaks at the start, then oats and rye weakened, but later stead led somewhat with wheat. The domestic visible wheat supply de creased 3,370,000 bushels last week to 134,243,000 bushels, the board of trade reported, trade authorities had expected a fairly large decrease, since many farm ers are holding their wheat, apparently pending lower Income taxes noxl year. Wheat held up fairly well but other grains slumped again near the close. Wheat closed U to e higher than the previous finish, December St.77v, corn was down .. to lc, December Jl ltJ1. oats were to 4o oft, December 63i-c, rye was j to 1 He lower, December $1.8U-H. and barley was unchanged to Uc off, December $1.114. Red Ryder crmct? HMD LITTLE BMER) HAVE KEN IN irvv w"J LOeUa &NOUUH UVSIt . j. By Fred Harmon IT i- I slll 1 1 altai III IMIlllltllU Mill A.m ncn emu S Tmmmml I'lllll Mltltll I ' f u -ar m v l li ii' l III l li"- r J . - n I f- "suimi Wash Tubb By Leslie Turner POWT WORRY, MAJOR! XWA.YN0TBEAB1.ETO DESCRIBE HIM, BUT IP 1 SEE Him 6AIN,1U. KNOW HIM 1 1 FIAUSSD yieOVJ THAT WE'VE FOUND THE GUN, 1 f If WE 1 1 THE JAP THAT 1 WE'VE 60T S0WE PRETTY STROMA ) EVER ) I PAT SAW WAS VciWUMSTAHTIAL EVIDENCE AdAIMST FINP IBUKUHITO'fi K I HIVA'- ' . HIM! A m j i . s -v THEiMEI-j H M e an- r woao op ImWHILE ASSASSIMATUW OF PRIHCE RUKUHIT0 SPSEAPSTHRUCITX , NIKI HEWS TRAYEL WITH I 6EEAT fiAPIWTY. PER-1 Of PftiHCE RUKUHIT0 HAPS VOU WILL SEE J I SPSEAPS THRU C1TX IT IS ALSO VWISPEREC1 V NIKI JjL THAT YANKEES PIP aai, a-aaJH,S PEEP' 0 K6 U Freckles and Hit Friend By Blosser VOUR. HONOR, lO0 SEEM vf trie ikiau; WrJATDOl MEAN, . IKUBtRin 3 1 PURPOSELY HUMBLED MYSELF IN CRER.TO CUR& THE ACTIVITIES OF I HE SKI 1 1 CLUB 1 v. VJOULO OU LIKE IT IF THEY TRICKED YOU INTO APPEAR ING- IN UUI- m LANDISH COSTUME? T . i ... ,TUK?' 3MT tw.""l8 'Si iigawct. mTTm. i :0. 0. 1. PAT. OTFl Boort and Her Buddies By Martin r i V '& SO SMBXy. To t OAWuvi&'.vcxi wtyxo .mv aaaaaaaaaaBaamaayr"l a. OT COORDS. ,WCTO iW 00 THt 'Bf.W VS. COIAn TO MPWt P. HCrtAt VOO. VWftWO VSm Xi AXV oo. X 3: TVRW tP.V THMtfri. 7T n Alley Oop OOP'S GONE ALL RI&HT.. HIS AX. ANP HAIR-PANTS ARE MISSIM&.' ' (TAMERVII-LE.EH? VEH , I KNOW WAY FROM HEREY BETTER BKOf OFF AT TrT JUNCTION ANP HOOK A VVEST- BOUNP PRAC po you sopposeVs WW I fVMl ?MAVt I IST IHINO IO 1 1 I. IV! uiTu -r-r A WHILE 00OL a, DOC WONMU& AND PR. OKONbON YE KBALLY TOSS THE BALL AROUND, THE SUBJECT OP THEIR DISCUSSION "MAKES MILES" to-19 By V. T.. Hamlin Little Orphan Annie 1 By Harold Gray Mi!-! 3 I I I i l?j IT AIN'T ft BAB GUYf WELL. ftT Air r60 YOU'RE TO T AW,1HR-re ONLY A PET I MY JOB IS TO MAKE LEAST YOU ) II O' THIS ISLAND WE KNOW WARBUCKS HAt I BE OUR SPECIAL NAME TH' BOYS GAVE W I YOU FOLKS WAPPY 1 TOLD US.1UST I 60M1TC TFN YEABS ASO-TlbM&B FIGGERSTHAT I GUARD-WHY ME-YOU JUST CALL , AND CONTENTED , ( WHAT TIDNA8 ) I WARBUCKS HAS TH' SECRET OF THIS tifW ATOM J '' SJHFli ME EX.F0R6H0RT! HERE OR ELSE.' J WANTS FROM I STUFFTltNAB IS GOING TO USE TPU TO ij ETE f KLAMATH BASIN Carload Potato Shipments (FlKurcs from Stuto-Fedoral Inapoctor Ross Aubroy) Hay of Baaiolt llHlt.l Raaaon 1IM4-4S Month asssasaaaaaasasanaaEsaaBaaaaa aaaaaaaasaaaaasiassssaaaaaaaaaaBasaaassa axoasmiaaas oot. to Haaim Oft. to Htason octobar Dally Pal. lo Hal. Dally Bata to Data 1T YT 1430 M a 1 M 193 WOO 01 in taio a m ta una . mi ua j 34 3M tern y alls loin T 3 303 ltWl (1 a ltd , 1071) 1 13 am nai so 343 naa S 3M IWI 00 411 1304 jj 70 430 IB.H u 4X1 1013 38 it looo 4ol in H) W 3)13 1113a 70 sot tuoi it 04 o4 nai as Kill ioaS li" 5 730 1111 03 003 0Sj, 13 m bo7 atao 40 7: una 14 " f, 1100 . 13 40 833 HMO 31 1U 911)1 10 33 1)10 13t 33 031 9314 17 7T 03 9400 40 (79 1171 15 33 1040 1311 30 017 9310 19 3 1111 U04 03 971 ntl 30 83 11M 1030 43 . 1018 1408 91 40 1038 1448 33 84 iaM 81 1080 1433 93 00 1380 l'S 48 1108 1401 3 99 ISIS 978 - 40 1134 9347 " 33 1348 jiial 01 1908 9379 9 93 1371 9044 44 1130 1043 9T 30 1401 9874 41 1901 1084 18 "Z ' 97" 9 0 1331 9734 30 97 1338 1731 31 I - 1371 1771 Revisions Of Freight Rates Postponed WASHINGTON. Oct. 29 (P Temporary revisions of railroad freight rates, scheduled to go into eticci iiovcniDcr ou, nave been postponed until January 1 by alio interstate commerco commission. The ICC announced late yes terday the postponement was granted at the request of the railroads who said that because of a printers' strike in Chicago they would be unable to have the new tariffs ready by No vember 30. The adjustments, ordered by the ICC last May IS, provided for a 10 per cent cut in class rates In the south and west and for a 10 per cent Increase in Die northeastern part of the country. Welfare Payment Upped 2 Per Cent PORTLAND. Oct. 29 W) September's average welfare payment was ssu.du, compared with $38.87 in August a two Der cent increase, the state wel fare commission reported today. The quarter ending March, 194S, will have an old age as sistance budget of $2,490,050 for an estimated zu.huu persons. Aid to dependent children win re quire $344,125, while the blind assistance budget, for 400 per sons, will bo $61,071. Oregon Counties To Profit From Races SALEM, Oct 29 Ft Each county In the state of Oregon will receive $5633.33 in revenue from the operation of pari-mu- tuel races within Oregon, Sec retary of State Robert S. Far- ieii jr., announced Saturday. The distribution to the coun ties of $202,800 was the second distribution of racing revenues this year, each county now hav ing received a total oi $7323, the largest revenue In the his tory of Oregon parl-mutuel rac ing. VITAL STATISTICS BROWN Born at HIMildo hosoltal Klamath rails. Ore, October 28, 1043 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown, Malln, a boy. Wlht: A nnunrf, 1.4 nunc. ROWLAND Bom at lllllsldo hospital, Klamath rails, ore., October 38. 1043 to Mr. and Mrs. William Rowland, 2012 Oregon, a girl. Weight: 0 pounda lis ounces. Courthouse Records Dlrarcei Grn(d Alfred L. Peachcy vi. Ella I. Paaehey. John O. England vi. Oree C. England. A Fence to Meet Every Need mm Mad from i-locUd 48 In, full ili wood ilati nly paced and woven bttwttn 5 cablei of haary wlra. Color, red or gen. It's ailly, quickly and per manently erected. Long Salt ing and makei a good ap paaranc , Xt'i lnexpemlve, too.. ' ' Juit th thing for Victory Garden Keep doga In or Suburban Lbr. Co. 4784 So. 6th Phon 7709 outl CLASSIFIED RATES On day S day run , 3 day run , ,,, aay run , . S day run , , M Week run Month run Adi received by 1:00 p, m. will appear Mum n.ivrnoon in "aw Toaay column. SOft DUcount for Pu-mtnl lit Advance 8fc DUcount fur Pivm.ni hv ims NEW HERALD AND NEWS phone num- perword 4c -Pr word So -per word llu -per word 13c per word lio -per word Iflo .per word ac New Today WANTED Maid. Mar HotaL 10-10 WANTED Secretary itenographer with a month. Mual be permanent. Ashley v"""u'" 19-39 WANTED Waitress mt Jenny's Cafe. 913 Main. Ph. B403. 10-30 WANTED a or 4 men to pile slab wood ny contract. AlUmont Trailer Park. 10.31 FOR RENT One single room, also small apartment Couple only. 30 Main. 10-20 roil 8ALK-Compltely furnished a-bed room modern home. Garden, ahrtih. Shade, fruit trees, strawberries, rasp u-n-.va currants, un DOin scnool and city bua Una. Ph. SB39. 10-30 FOR SALE 3-bed room house, modern. 3000 cash or 93300 terms. By River- view Apts, 807 Llpplncott. 1031 ARMCHAIR mn ovL.v jn innub-iUM fiymoutn sedan .two new tires. Pbone 3034. 4077 WILL PAY CASH for 1040-41 Chevrolet A-passenger coupe. 3-door. Motichen bacher Court, Cabin 9. Nsd McKlnney, Dorrli. Calif. 10-30 FOR SALEModel R Ford coupe, good shape. 3033 Gary. Phone MM9. 10-31 FOR SALE SO-oound caoacltv Ira boy. 3-plece dinette set. flxO fibre ru. small chest of drawers, eleetrlo Iron, men's ice skates, size 11. 400 No. Spring, next door to Nat 10-20 FOR SALE Double Simmons bedsorlnst Ph. 7447. 3441 Orchard way. 2S47tf FOR SALE White enamel wood kitchen 'v. iiairiunt auio timp. iu WANT TO RENT 0 or -room houie. i' refer Mills Addition. No children, A1S E. Main. Phone 3310. 10-31 WANTED-Party Interested In location and construction of modern motel or auto court. Write Box 3648 care Herald St News. . 1030 AftMCHAT 10 roil 8Al.K-Partly furnished H-bedroom liouie, 3'oaieBiiuit Wltltlit a weeK. Call ami, li -;i uuaiNRaa oppohtunitv A lame hisruantlla ItlllhthiK nnmnlste lv eaulppstl with shalvlng. couittvrt, innwcsses and refrigerator can, aoalvs, eU wllh living (uarli'S. and aiisrtments aim wmcmniHi ami) a ruoin anil living quaiivrs on an arm of ground flvo miles uul from Klamath Vi. A won derful liny- iee iir at one. J. W, SANUKHN, ltOSUor 1113 Main Dial tmi 10 au AHMCHAItt FOR SALE -My equity In lmn Pontlsr ouupe. Lake Hotel, Dora Vargai. 10-30 TWO TRUNK'S for sale, one wsrdroua and one flat, tlaldwln Hotel, Call after 0.00 p. iu. lu-31 FOR SALE- Maytag electric washing mi I'hlna, good contllllon, new nil vlroulal Ing healeri four or five room. Phone 0.1)1). 10-31 RADIATORS Clounod, Hopulred or R.bullt, Trnotori Inoludtd, IloitUnu troubloi corrected with liitdat miulpmant will 30 your, xparlanc. All Work QuarintMd ' New nd Uod Radiator. Alio now copper corei (or auurly ul I mutton and modoli oi can aim irucKa. Klamath Radiator. Works ' 2221 So. Oth St. Phone 6041 38U8U roll RALIa-wh..l Irsll.r, 10 ft, csilsr V bottom boat, at h p. millxiard nto lor, 01)0x10 tlrat. itulittl. barrl sllotaun, a tiox.s ih.iia, pit. ?ina. iui rott BALK. Practically n.w Acoiisllrnn lirarlua alii, ni.t Hu.(K). will take IAD. Phoita 4,flt avonlliK.. iu-;u A11MCMA1II l-OH SAI.B-rour-ilraw.r ,l.ol fllas. small aaf.s. swlv.l ottlra flhalrs. llartio auppltss. Offlra Stationary t Nilltply Co., Us W, Main. I'll. J.I.U. Msilluril, Or.. . ll.a WANTK1) TO nr.NT OH ntlV- rurulslia.l ttous. by raturnstl v.t.ran. H.l.r.nc.a. No cltliar.it. Phono 0105, Apt, 317. 10 at fOH 8AI.E- Itahtilts. 9 doss, 1 buck, alio huti'h.s. 3.U0 Eb.rl.ln. lu .ll LOST rrlday n.ar l.l.k.y Crosalnf. Till. lake, huntlna arimiul,, IT-)wl Wa. tham yallow gold watch. Call P.t.r.oil. 4ST0. Klamath rails, collect. Ubaral raward. 10.30 ARMCHAIR roH SAI.K -Unu.ual IK' A Victor radio. Can opera!, cither from oar ttattary or household circuit, wilt reach out. Ida alatlons, Phona 3377, 10-3U ron 8AI.KMcPhall piano, out of town Call 3io4 tor information. 11-3 roil 8Al.t- llllUv.il pre-war wine vel our davenport and chair, $7nooj ocra slonsl chair. 13.00; glass top oftee leiite, .i.uu. nee ,.eorge nniptel, con solldaled rrelahtways. lotl AHMCMAlll ATTENTION Sunshine Line Christmas cards. Chil dren's Hlory Dooka, Christian Klctlou, neaullful ulaaues and nlcttiras. Mannar sets, Hook Knds, other related Hems. nrmcnair UOOH Itoolll. t No. Bth at. Phona nam. i.ig PERMANENTLY asslaned couple wishes ,o rem an unrurnisnea nouse or apart, ment. Ph. ,304. 10.30 WANTED TO UtIY- Portable or standard pica type typewriter, condition no ub- J.cu Phona aojr all.r a p. m. 10-30 rOR 8ALE-Shetland plntn pony, broke. enite, rnr children, rnca t330.uu Write llox ej, Hill, Calif. 11-3 Meeting Notices ' fOK Klamam rail, A.M. no 2O00. neauiar meetlna every Tues rot hall, oth and Walnut. Vlstllnl momhara cordially Invlled. If I.O.O.F. No. 137 Every Tuoxlny 8:00 P.M. Bth and Main St.i. M.T.8 Loit end Found AT CITY POUND. Keno Hlehway. nhona TaasL PAItT COCKKIl, black, brown, white. maie. MONdltEL-remale. COl.LIC and BED SETTEB-remale. want home for. PAHT Si'ANIEL-remale, want home for. TERItlEr and BULL Mala, black and hrown. TOY TERMER - Mala, white, some iirown. W1KEHAIRED TERIIIER.Whlta. black and brown. CHESAPEAKE and BETTER Mala, red dish brown. TOY TERRIER remale. whit and brown. SIMTZ -ni.rk and while, male. Owner must call for do within thrra aaya or aoe; will be disposed of. un claimed docs can be flven to new own ers upon payment of board bill. WANTED-Mndcrn motel or auto court, to purchase, lease or manage. P. O. Box 770, Klamath rails, 10-31 WANTED Woman for lllht housework and Vara of child. Call at 3,31 Vine or phone 8103 after 0:00 p. m. 10-31 rOR SALE-.1033 Master Chevrolet coupe, good condition. 323 Commercial, Apt. 1. 10-31 rOR SALE BY OWNER-Small comfort able ,-room housa, furnished. Reason , able. Ph. 4377. 10-30 GOINO to St. Paul Wednesday morning. One rider to share expenses. Call 334(1. 10-30 LOST 830.00 reward for lost cocker spaniel, three yeara old, name Stubby, vicinity of Laplne Junction, rremont Highway. 880 reward. D. C. Llndgren, Oakrldge, Ore., or ross, Laplne, Ore. 11-3 rOUND-Beautlful black and white springer spaniel, bobbed tall. Edwards Richfield, Station, 8th and Klamath. 10-31 ARMCHAIR WANTED Lady to service Reel Silk cus . tomera, Apply Grace Smith, Wlllard Hotel. 10-20 rOR RENT One-room apt, suitable for one gin oruy. rw mi. wnitney, rnonc 8080. 10-20 FOR' RENT 3-room housa with range and soma furniture, 810.00. Inquire cebln 1. Johnny. Cottages. 2008 Blehn St. 10-30 FOR SALE-30 acre Willamette valley farm, 7-room modern house, except heat, good barn. Price IB9O0, M. E. Radfleld, Rt, 1, Eugene, Ore. 11-3 FOR SALE by owner 4-room furnished modem housa except heat, garage. In quire 2350 Eberleln. 10-31 FOR SALE 38ft acres, good ground, 10 miles from town. Inquire Irene Jack son, 728 No, Second St, Price Ssooo. 11-3 ARMCHAIR ROOfintfCo'r.po.ltlon NiWrSipooFS O ' ShlnB'si onm All Xlndi oi riet Work Gum Coating Let us impact rour zo0' needa before the rainy aesion H. C. HIGH B21 CommrcUl Phona 6632 LOST Monday afternoon, lady's mot tled golden and black fountain Den, name Clara E. Myers on pen. FIndrr phone 4033 or send to Irms's Dentil y shop, 1124 E. Main. Reward. 10-30 LOHT nisck and white female fox ter rier, long hlnck ears, larjte front toe nans on front feet. "qiKtenle.' Nexi to Pelican School. ItL 3 Box 003, Tie ward. , 1Q-2U STRAYED ON THURSDAY Two sorrel msres one with "CJL" on left hln. Ihe other has no brand. Phone OOM or KMl. )0.30 General Notlcet Venetian Shop . Is Now Open to Serve You 110 N. 4th Phone 6256 NEW VENETIAN BLINDS Complete Reconditioning, Cleaning ' 4247lf rOR JACK STUART'S DANCE OR ClIESTRA. Phone 0338. . 11-10 I WILL NOT nE RESPONSIBLE for hills contracted for by anyone other tnan myseir. jamea a. carman. 11 8 - Transportation YOUNO COLLEOE MAN wants ride to Minnesota or No, Dakota. Will share expenses and drive, nest of references, Write Box 2004, care Herald and News, 10 Services CURTAINS LAUNDERED and stretched. Phona 3717. ll-23m COMPLETE UPMOI.BTT.nlNa service, recovering, rebuilding, remodeling, re pairing. Wa have prewar springs available. LAWRENCE UPHOLSTERING CO. 123 No. 4th. Ph. 7681, It WILL DO HAND 1RONINO by the hour at home, 2434 Pershing Way. 10-20 OUTROARD and gas engines repaired. Bodenhamer Saw Filing. 11-10 WANTED Window washing. Phona 8140. Jesse Hubbard. 11-23 PAINTINO. DECORATINO. Phona 4030. 173011 WILL TAKE CARE of children or babies In my noma, days or nights, c ose In, 402 S, 7th. 10-20 BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS . FOR SUNDAY Phone SS20 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Services Plumbing , Heating REPAIR WORK Wo enn now do your work (or Low Monthly Payments Harry E. Pattor. Phone 6630 ' 614 N. lstSt 4.121U REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL All Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment in siock. Oregon Equipment Co.' Phone 6017 127 Bo. Bth St. 2217U LAND LEVELINQ SU13SOILINO DOZING New Heavy Duty Diesel Equipment For Hire Thono 7771 Box 71 Klamath Falls 11-22 CHIMNEYS SWEPT , FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED V. IUv a local. MlUbU company Uk Mff of your (Mating noada. TUFTS FURNACE CO. uu s. am fnon ewe 3468U PAINTING INTERIOR 1 AND EXTERIOR . MARTIN W. WOODFORK Phone 3028 10-2 Auto Cushions Rebuilt and Reuphols!er4 GENERAL AUTO TR1MMINO ' VIRBEL'S AUTO TrlmmlnB and RaunhoUteHnaf 311 E. Main Pbona 041f alOUtl RADIO REPAIRING Of All Kinds Specialized Service Co. 1434 Main Phone BIOS 1840U LONG DISTANCE MOVING Vnslilnnton - Oregon Cullfornla Insured Carrier Anderson Motor Frolaht Phone 7380 101 Klam. Ave. 10-20 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Instelled. Cement work dona Madera equipment 10 years In Klamath ralla. rnono w. uoKer, 4UU3 1284U PAINTING and ealsomlnlns, 1414 Dar. row. rranK Jenas. it.m WATK1NS PltODUCTS - J. & Marin, 1141 Home Ave. Ph. nil. 10-11 M119. TED FINNEY will elve popular piano lessons In her home at D31 No. Olh. Student of Martin Lund, awing ' ertlst. Phone 1907. 1110 PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE ROBINSON'S DELIVERY Ph. 7423 it FULLER nitUSIIES Clem Joyer. 1439 Martin. Phona 807T. . - 11.9m GENERAL BUSINESS C0URSE-8hort hand, quick, snappy, Thomas or Oreia. ' KLAMATH UUHINKSS COLLEOE. 7.11 Plna St. Phone 4700, 10-11 TltEODORB DICKSON Upholstering rurnlture Shop Upholstering - Repairing - Rellnlshlns Springs llecondltloned Ph. 4317 3041 Shasta Way 11-1 KLECTnOLUX SALES and Servloe. Ph. 7147. llai Main St. 11-11 KIROV VACUUM CLEANER tales and service. Box 14, Phona 7091. 11-17 IIEMBTITCHINO DRESSMAKING Buttons anil buoklea covered. Alteratlone on new and o!4 clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allender, 7.11 Main. Room lie. Ph. 7201. 10-91m FOR SALE 10 brood sows, loa pigs. 4 miles east of Otena on Lakevlaw nlgh way. Roger'a Poultry Farms. lO-lS SEWINO MACHINE SERVICE - Alt makes, Phona 0771, 311S Shasta War. 11-llmk 13 Health PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME 1S3 Granite St ' I Ashland, Oregon ' Phona 7001 Graduate Nurie In Chars 898tl