Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 30, 1945, Page 8, Image 8

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    aGHT HERALD AND NEWS
KLAMATH BASIN
Carload Potato Shipments
(Figures from State-Fedora! Inspector Rosa Aubrey)
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Par ot Beaton 1945-48
Month mnn sBBBvxaK
in Oct. to Season
oct0b.r D" D"ly..
: 11 T7 1430 15
"""I an 133 isoa , n
" 69 303 1S7S 44
' l 236 1029 64
' SI 308 1681 61
fl H 383 1746 08
389 UtrJ 66
" q 70 438 1833 il
J OS 917 1880 69
10 66 683 1938 78
n 64 649 ioaa 63
U 89 738 3111 63
13 69 807 3180 40
1( ' 33
' 15 46 633 3336 31
! 16 " 63 916 2389 33
17 77 993 3466 48
" IB 65 1048 2381 - 38
19 63 nil 3584 55
30 85 1166 2639 43
21 ' ! '. 40
33 54 20 3
i " 66 1286 3T59 43
14 ' ' 34 39 1313 2788 49 -
i i i 23 33 1348 . 2831 33
26 23 1371 2844 44
-- 27 30 1401 2874 41
18 '. 40
29 66 1467 2940 0
n 30 ' 37
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Red Ryder
Wash Tubbt
BUKUmTO OEAD X BUT IT IS 5MB
IS i OOP RID0ANCE! YANKEES MURDER
THE iO05 PUNISH I RUKUHIT0
HIM FOR SAVING
DWINE EMPEBOB
DOES MOT RK5HT-
OM throne;
SS5
Freckle and Hit Friends
What are sou doing-
IN THAT THIN&,
jf us&m$A? a h -2 n i civil
OF THESKITT
rme asked
T. r. rr it i. i I T.
WASHER ASSIGN WENT
Boots and Her Buddim
77.
Alley Oop
Little Orphan Annie
If "'Will J I
I lvf,ir.n i - l I
' , v. jJS TH- WTtf LUG LOOKS UKEt A LOOK, PRETTV BOyA' , 1" 1
A00k(KIW&WCT "E15 "AVE VEH.WEV. STIFFS PON'T AvSTv
whatsam; hawA mazoola: JVipcS2 "ipe this tbain wU
llWOUB VP-',:-"1 COULP USE A -4irV
ii rValll La.mlli I Ui i Feon knew MX bout this tB but i heard If he toieo to keep it from a gang
BUT AS I BECttLL, W SURE; OLD ELI ATOM BTUFFrDAObY WANTED I THAT WARBUCKS I 0' INTERNATIONAL GUNMEN" IT WAS
E0NITE WASN'T It EON PRODUCED I TO SAVE IT FOR. TH' BENEFIT 1 TRIED TO KEEP I WHEN SOME BLATHERSKITE POLITICIANS
.?M..E)tPL0SIi!E"' WBiElt!S )0' FOLKS IN THIS COUNTRY-I IT FROW THE I HELPED TH' GANGSTERS THAT EVERTHINS I
i f POWER j AGAINST ATOMICl 1 ""AND, TO KEEP PEACE . A PEOPLE- K GOT ALL GUMMED UP,' J5
Tuesday, Octobtr 30, 194S
Season 1944-43
Oct to
Date
Season
to Date
733
Howcowe Tpoeew,
VOUCfl
me-
REMEMBER.
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VWENV3J
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AND I WERE
HAVE Do
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two?
Y TL-EVEk) IF Y VI HAT f BARBARIAN l II IlJir COOO WORK, ON30!
'Caftd BUKUHITO WVAP6B. PARES J J hjH&W AUVE, BUKUHITO WAS 33
I"3 "ys,u"' I swiiwurx ir 19! WWOEK TO JAPANESE P
-SmV I I HE Of I PESCENPANT IS PROOF ' i UNITY.,. PEA0, HE SEBVES ' .
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SELLERS OF BUTTER
TO PAY OR! EXCESS
WASHINGTON. Oct. 30 (.")
Sellers of butter with more than
1000 pounds in stock tomorrow
must pay tlie government
nickel a pound on the excess.
This was ordered last nicht
by Judge John C. Collet, stabili
zation administration, ine rca
son is that the government is
discontinuing its nickel-a-pound
subsidy tomorrow. The govern,
mcnt already has paid the sub'
sidy on most butter now in
storage.
Collet said in a statement that
without repayment dealers
would prom untairiy. ho di
rected that dealers won't be en
titled to a compensating five
cent raise in butter celling prices
until they do repay the subsidy
on excess stocks.
Hospital Ordered
For Mentally III
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 30 UV)
City police today had orders
to place mentally ill prisoners in
a hospital instead of jail, follow
ing a meeting called by City
Commissioner Fred L. Peterson.
Peterson met with Police
Chief Harry Niles and Probate
Judge Ashby Dickson to investi
gate reports that some mental
prisoners were injuring them
selves in cells where they were
kept when the padded cells were
occupied.
One jailer testified "I have
seen those people knock them
selves out by charging against
the cell doors or walls," Peter
son reported. He said some cases
I REMEMBER, j I AND WHILE TME
- y
PUT IHt hUMMIN&WKDS (MtSI IN.MCb
VITAL STATISTICS
nAll.KY-llorn at Hillside hospital,
Klamath Falls. Ore.. October 30. IU43.
to Mr. and Mrs. J. t. ".alley, Tulelake.
Calif., a boy. Weight: 6 pounda 13
uunies.
OBITUARY
JOHN I). II nor Ml
John IX lliwinr of Midland, Ore,, a
rvsidrnl of Klamath covmlv for the pan
w yenra, pasieu away m inn my TUti
day, October :I0, IMS. M lilt) a. m,
The deceased waa unlive of Hoblitvllle.
N. C and wm aed 81 year and 34
days at the time of hi gaining, lie It
survived by four daughters, Mra, Harry
Haunt of Klamath Falls, Mrs. Slelln
Kemp of Portland, Ore., Mrs, John Scott
of Dellvan. Calif., and Mrs. On. Mt
i nrmacn or iiommmi, nawatt; tour sons,
W. P. of TultUke. Calif.. J. C. Max.
and Bernard Hooper or Midland; U
Jrandchlldren; seven great-arnndchll-ren;
and one great-grcat-grandchlld.
The remain ret In Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home, .133 ltifh, where frlettds
may can, funeral arrange menu appear
alicwhere In this Issue.
FUNERAL
JOHN I). IIOOPKK
Funeral services for the lata John I).
Hooper, pioneer resident ol Klamath
county, will be held In the chapel of
Wnrd'a Klamath Funeral Hume, 03.1
High. Friday, November a. ItWi, at
2:;I0 u. m. with Rev. Horlrnnd F. Peter
sen of the Natarene church officiating.
Committal services and Interment will
follow In the family plot In Mnkvtlle
cemetery. Friends are respectfully In
vlted to attend the services.
Courthouse Records
Marrlsee Licenses
COOPKR-C ALLEN. William Harbert
Cooper. 27. U, S. navy. Native of
PtMtn&vlvanla. Resident of Newton
Falls, Ohio. Ethel CaUen, 3T, U. 8,
navy. Native of New Mexico. Real
dent of Denver. Colo.
KinSCHKMAM . SHERWOOD. Alex
Klrscheman, 39, farmer. Native ot
Texas. Resident of Bell Ingham. Wash.
Iva Jean Sherwood. 31. Native of
Wyoming. Resident of Crewport, Wash.
t ompuini r lira
Verna E. Union vs. Carl W. Huion.
lit for divorce. Chine, cruel and
Inhuman treatment. Plaintiff asks ex
penses of suit, custody ot one minor
cnua ana kw monin luppori. (.oupie
married June 6. 1H29. at Missoula. Mont.
J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff.
Pivorce (iranied
Drosollna C. Faulkner vs. Charles L.
Faulkner.
were held over the weekend and
a few "for days" waiting to be
brought before psychiatrists.
By Fred Harmon
By Leslie Tumor
By Blower
PRINCIR4L WAS ASLEEP, WHO
By Martin
com. iMt ar ia
By V. T. Hamlin
9
.7
By Harold Gray
n . -J
Market
Quotations
NKW YORK. Oct. HO (APi-A few
stocks tackeu on modem recoveries in
today s market a thouan leaders sou
rally continued li operate In losing
jerrnory,
Chvlna ouiitatlonit
-Ainoi-lcau Can 101 "4
Atn rci & lei , , urn
Anaconda .,,.. ail
mill I'ACKUII . 13
Commonwealth & Sou , I
Curlls-Wrluhl T
(enerat Electric ,..,.,.uw 4ti
General Motors - - 73
(a Nor Ry p(U ...... Wil
im unrvcsior , .., . mi
Kennecott 44
Lone-Hell "A" .... 31
Montgomery Ward -....'.. .,.. 07 V
Nah-Kelv ...... a
N Y Central . 117 Ik
Nortnern I'acuic ........... mi
Vac Gas 9t Kl . 4:Hs
J C Pennev ...L17
Safeway Ninres ... aH
nears KoenucK ...... jci
Southern Pacific 1MH
Htanuara nrnnus u 411
Sunshine Mining ,.,.. , , 17
Union Oil Calif 34
Union Pact (lis 140
li s Steel 7HH
warner nciures ,u iut
Potatoes
CHICAGO. Oct. 30 IAP-1'SUAI Pola
lot.: au-lvat, US. on Ira'k 4x), total
U. S. hlpnirnta 010.
Naw atocks: lupplle, liberal, Tor
Idaho and Washington RUMCta damand
fair, market steady; tor otterlnin othvr
eotUuia demand slow, market dull and
sllsntly weaker. Idaho Kussel llnr
bank. V. a. No. 1, W.uo-J.l.l: Washlnii-
Colorado Red McClures. U. S. W 1
fXtio-a.70: Nebraika UlUa Trlumohs.
U. S. No. 1, KI.U-2.tK); South Uakota
llllu Triumphs. U. S. No. I. wa.hed.
Minnesota and Norm uakula
uuss iTiumpn. u. . no. I, ai.tia: com.
merclal, 91.70; Cobblers, commercial
Sl.50-1.73.
LIVESTOCK
DENVER, Oct. 30 (AP-USDA- Salable
sheep 7000. total 10.000: market (airly
active, mostly steady: choice trucked in
slaughter lambs )14.35: Bood -choice
11 a. 73-1 4. 00; carlot tbp Monday $10;
few good -choice slaughter ewes Id.UA-dO;
bulk common-good $4.33-5.00; good
rhotc 73-7U lb. (ceding limtx T.l 00
33; big string medium-good 99 lb. white
faces 13.23; load 100 lb. (ceding wei
SOUTH SAN rKANCISCO, Oct. 30
(AP-USOA vSalablc cattle 300. calves
none: past two days steers and honor
steady; two cars good fed 1070 lb. steers
916.30, lightly sorted; late yesterday Tew
loads good grass heifers M.0O-3O;
around eight load feeder heifers 13.00;
common-meaium range cows oareiy
steady-; mostly 910.0O-U.00; cutters 7.30
8.30; canners ftt.30-7.30: common-good
sausage bulls sio.oo-i2.ou: calves noni'
lnal: good-choice vealen quoted tU.OO
13.30. Salable hogs 100: market firm: choice
330 lb. barrows and gilts 13.80; good
sows SI 3.03.
Salable sheep TOO; undertone lambs
generally steady to strong; yesterday
four decks good-choice 14. 33-73; one
load 913.00; good ewes quoted 90. S3
aown, strong.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 30 (AP-tlSDAi
Salable cattle 130. total 173; salable and
total calves 33; around 200 cattle held
over; supply holdovers and frcih
receipts largely cows: trade slow, partly
on cleanup basis but generally steady
at Monday's decline: few common-slow
medium steers 310 50-13.00; Including
feeders at 913.30; few common-tow me
dium heifers 90.30-12.00: canner culler
cows largely 93.30-7.30; few down to
dairy type cows 98-00-30; outstanding
Holstetru to 90,30; common-medium
beef cows 98.23-11.00: good beef cows
911.30; good beef bulls SI 1.30; medium
good sausage bulls 90.00-10.30: good
choice veaiers $13.50-14.00; common
medium grades 910.00-13.00.
Salable and total hogs 30; market
active, steady, barrows and gilts 170
332 lbs. $15.80: sows 913.03; odd stags
913.03; one load light feeder pigs unsold;
choice around 70-100 lbs. quoted 917.30
18.00 or above.
Satable and total sheep 200: market
steady: good-choice woolcd Iambs
912.30-7S; frw 913.00: medium-good
grades 911.30-73; common down to
90.00; few good ewes 94-30-3.00; some
to 93 30 without subsidy certification.
CHICAGO. Oct. 30 (AP-USDA) Sal
able hogs 6000, total 10,000; active and
fully steady; good and choice barrows
and gilts at 140 lbs. up a.1 the 9M .83
ceiling; good and choice sows at 914.10;
complete clearance.
Salable cattle 6300. total 7000: salable
calves 1000, total 1000; fed steers and
yearlings, excluding yearling heifers,
ateady; strictly good and choice kinds
active, others slow, very uneven; largely
butcher cattle run with cows predom
inating and cows steady with Monday's
23 cent downturn; bulls steady to weak;
veaiers fully steady at 915.30 down;
approximately 23 loads choice steers and
yearlings sold at 910-00, the celling;
steers and heifers up to 917.73; best
heifers 917.33; good and choice stock
cattle and stock calves very active at
914.00-13.30.
Salable sheep 4000. total 7000; today's
trade slaughter lambs steady to 10
cents lower; good and choice grades
mostly 914.30-14.63: bucks 91.00 less;
mcnt common to low-medium sort outs
natives 910.00-11.00; culls down to
98.00; slaughter ewes steady; common
to choice 93.00-6.30 according to grade;
no action on yearlings.
WHEAT
CHICAGO. Oct. 30 (API Grain futures
moved within relatively narrow margins
In today's trading, with rye and barley
showing strength, while wheat and oalt
carried an easy tone.
Shortly after noon short covering In
rye developed a considerable rally, and
other grains recovered part of their
losses.
At the finish wheat was V to c
lower than yesterday's close, December
91.77','f. Corn was unchanged to c
higher, December 91.IB4. Oats were
Vc . lower to higher, December
65"-iC Rye was V to Hie higher,
December 91.02' a-'. Barley was un
changed to c higher, December 91.1Us,
WEATHER
Northern California Occasional rain
today, tonight and Wednesday. Mild
temperature. Strong southerly to
southeasterly winds off coast. Oc
casional gale force.
Washington and Oregon Mostly
cloudy with showers today, tonight and
Wednesday, Little temperature change.
Moderate to fresh, south to southeast
winds off coMt.
""legal notices
HUMMONH
Equity No. inn
IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT Of TIIK
STATU OF OHF.OON IN AND KOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
GEORGE AUGUST POHLL, Plaintiff,
vs.
DOROTIIV JF.AN POHT.L, Defendant,
TO DOROTHY JEAN POHLL, DE
FENDANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON you are hereby required to
appear In answer to the complaint filed
aKnlnst you In the abovo entitled suit
on or before the 30th day of. November,
104.1, that belnir the last day of the
time allowed under .the order for pub
lication of this summons. - If you fall
ao to appear or answer, for want there-
Troy V. Cook
POTATOES
Office
204 Williams Bldg.
. , Phone
4803-9 a.m.-5 p.m
Night Phone .
3284
of the plaintiff will apply for the relief
prey rci tor in ma complaint, to wit, rur
a ilet'ree forever dissolving the bontU
or niainmoiiy now existing netwecu
xlaalolit 1 lift lis' A tit-lllti-l UfttI
anil the defendant, DOHOT1IY J KAN
t'OIHAj, and for such further relief us
to ine i:nuri may seem vquiianie.
This summons Is served upon you by
publication thereof tit the Herald ami
ntvs, a daily newsiiaper pruned and
published in Klamath County, Oregon,
itursunnt to an order of the Honorable
David It, Vnmtenhei-it. Judge of lite above
entitled Court made and entered the
limit day of October, tlUA, and that said
order requires hub stimmoni to puu
llshed oiii'e a week for fmir(i) suo
costive weeks iflvo Insertions'.
la. OHTH HINKMOHR.
Attorney Yur riMnWf
7;il Main Street
Klnmutlt Fulls, Oregon,
o. .nt; n. o ta ao-at No. am. . .
no i h k ok ham: or hi: At. rum-Kin v
IN TMK t'UHNTV COUNT Or TIIK
HTATK lir UMKUUN f Ult TIIK CUUN
TV nr JAl'KMON
IN TMK MATTIC.t Of Tilt fHIAHlMAN-
nmu or rur. uk hi uk. orrENUAlll
Kit. a minor.
NOTIl'K 18 ItEHKHY C11VKN that the
undersigned. Minnie Offenhacher, the
duly appointed, qualified and acting
lltinrdtaii of the estate of the above
named minor, tntdor and by virtue of an
order duly and regularly made, rendered
and entered hy the County Court of the
County of Jnckson, Mlnie nf Oregon,
under dule of Oi?tolnr IN. UM!l, licensing,
empowering and ordering her so to do,
will offer fur sale and will sell, at prl
vnte ante, at the office of Ueorife M.
Kolwrts, Muoius Uot-jOo United States
National Hank muldlug, Medfot'd, Ore
gon, on and after December 1st, 104.1.
either on contract, by the payment of
not less than 9.10,00 for the Interest of
stild minor In said Tract A and tilO.OU
for Tract II, as Initial payment and the
nainuce n.vauir wnmii not more man
three years after date, with Interest
at not less than five nnr cent tier annum.
or for relit, and subject to the further
order and confirmation of said county
Court, all of the right, title, estate. lion
and interest that the said Frederick
Offenhacher, a minor, has In and to
the foil owl n B described premises lying
and being situate in Klamath County,
Oregon, towit;
Tract A ah or Tract e or iiomeoate,
Klamath County, Oregon, ac
cording to the dulv recorded
plat thereof on file In the
office of the County Clerk
nf Klamath County. Oregon.
Subject to all easements of
record or on the ground.
Tract n The North Half of the North
Half, leu 27 acres highway
right of way. all In Section
in. Township M South. Kange
im Kast of the Willamette
Meridian.
Dated October 3-Mh. 1045.
minnie ornsNnActtcn,
(iuardian of Frederick Of
fen tut cher. a minor.
O. no: N fl-1.13o-3T - No. 310.
Ration Calendar
War or Ice and rationing board. 430
Main. Office hours dally 10 a. m. to J
p, m. Office closed all day Saturday.
It EO STAMPS Meats and fats. Book
4 A-l through V-l now valid.
SUGAR StaniD 34 valid through De
cember 31 for 3 pounds.
SHOES Airplane stamps i.3-.i- vsna
CLASSIFIED RATES
One day .
3 day run .
3 day run ,
4 day run .
5 day run ,
Week run .
r- word 4c
p word to
i , p word 1 to
Pr word 13c
p word 14c
- , p worn iac
Month run
oer word 43c
Aas recetveu oy i:oo p. m. win appear
same afternoon in "new Today; column.
3u Discount for payment tn Advance
5fV Discount for Payment by 10th
Nr.W Hr.it A LD AND NEW 3 phone num-
ner. sin.
Nw Todar
LOST--Lady's blue billfold with Identifi
cation, neward. rn. wo. io-jo
FOR SAIX-3-bedroom house, also I -bed
room house, close lit. Iteasonable. 3433
Pershing Way. 11-1
ARMCHAIIt
FOR SAI.R -- 3 -room home, practically
new with shower bath, furnished. Elec
tric range and refrigerator, garage.
cmcaen nouse, on acre fine car
den soil. Irrigated. 1 block from bus
line. Priced :toooun. Some terms. RoU
and E Wright, Real EsUte, 1137 Main.
Ph. 3404. II-l
CHRVROLET TRUCK for sale or trade
for car. 2033 Main. 11-3
FOR SALE - 1 5-Inch walnut, Montgomery
ward battery type table radio, food
tubes, io.oo. Ph. 4OTS. aaoatf
FOR SALE Camp piano, 4016 Crest.
10-30
THREE COMPARTMENT gasoline tank
complete with side tanks for tub oil,
ready to mount on any truck chassis,
price 3433.00. Claycomb Motor Co..
Ashland, Oregon. ll-l
ARMCHAIR
FOR SALE large circulating healer,
with pipe. Almost new, sao.OO. 140.1
Upham. Ph. 3340. 3B04tf
MAN'S heavy winter overcoat, sire 40.
ilk new, iir.m. Remington Electric
triple head shaver 331.00. Ph. 3304.
11-1
FOR SALE- 111 bau white Wurll'lror
accordion. 207 So. Wendllng. 10-3t
WANTED- Used cash register. Write
jonn frice. nox 444, uueview, 10-ai
.SEE COPELAND S
YOUR FRIENDLY YARD
We have all aires In doors, sash, win
dows and ready-made frames. Plenty of
tumoer on nana for ail your building
needs, nrtex celling, tile and wall plank
ing In all colors. Also Firtex wall hoard,
sheetrock, asbestos siding, poultry net
ting ana xononte. nee us today wnwr
supply Is good. 00 Main. Phone 3107.
10-30
GIRL WANTS ride to St. Paul between
now and November 10. Call 6331 be
tween ff:O0 and 7:00 p. m. U-3
CLEAN, NICELY FURNISHED sleeping
room, inncrspring mattress, private
bath, for gentleman. Ph. 0017. 10-30
ARMCHAIR
rnn rai.r
Attractive two-hedroom home on Alta-
mont Drive with one-half acre splendid
soil. Priced to sell at 34f)30.
Neat two-bedroom home on Nevada St..
nicely furnished, Including refrigerator
ana pinna, a reai uuy at J700., ijuick
possession.
'see
Cute one-bedroom home near Oregon
Avenue, nicely furnished, and priced to
sell at 42.130. Terms. Quick possession.
nee
Joe Perry
, , With
F. L. WEAVER
new I Estate and lniurnnr
3.10 E. Main Phone 0704
10-31
TWIN OR . DOUBLE bedroom atiltes,
complete; comhlnntlon box springs and
mattresses, xintfie mm, complete: dining
room sots, kitchen setn, Axmlnster rugs,
0x13 and 4x0; nlno Axmlnster throw
rugs,' bed dnvenoH and davenport sets.
lusn -- Termn Trade
PHKWlTT'fl
FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES
2244 8, Mh Phone 7AI0
10-30
NEW LUMBER FOR SALE
4 Thousand fret 1" x 12" x 12" -t" x
12" x 18 and V x 4" x 18 , DeLap Ranch,
rnone awn, Ji-a
FUR nnnalrlng. Remodeling. Cleaning
and aiazlnff at
onEOORY FUR SHOP
Tower Theatre Hide. 8. flth St.
Phone (1376 10-30
ARMCHAIR
IUOrinO;Compoillon
HtWsmtooFS Shinglei
Cum Coitlng
Lot ut lnipct your roof
netdi biioro tho ralnf loaion
H. C. HIGH
S21 Commorclil Phono (632
..tiO"" All Klndi of
MJlL Flat Work
TltAII.KII HOUBll I, .ft. fllv.r
duina, m.tal tup, wall litsulattd, slo.lis
4. nits ut minims, fluou vomutitm, ikm
10A, Chlloutllll. ll-l
AIIMCIIAIK
rilTV noi.l.AltH llKWAIIt) (nr return
or Information l.ailloi to ralurn of olil
rollca ilnil, ullml 111 ona aya anil lami
lit hlnil Iras, itil.slna slur. Ovtntiar Ulsl
from ilntl ami Main slrcats. Call 44111.
Van riaat Kl.oltlo Hsrvk'a. Il
WOllt.II TIIK I'KIINON who to.ih Ilia
tiaraata from I'.nnaya contalnlm
ilat'k alto, anil whtta lilotisa, return
tn Pannay'a offlva, as 1 know wlto ymi
are. No qufallnns askail. 1U-U0
NOT RKNPONNIIII.B for bills fllliar than
mya f aftar this data. Anna Vnt'hal
l.r, lit, 1 lloa Oil. 111.11
WOMAN for hour work. 1 days a wa.k
Call 7070 or 41177 aflar S u. in. ll-l
AIIMCIIAIII
WANTKU Woman for hour work. Plmna
uiio. anom
ItOOM roil ItKNT for tnarrl.d oouols
rlvrvlca man nrefarrad. llu Crasr.nt
l'liona 00711. Jtiojlt
ron HKNT-U-room modorn aparlmanl
In tirlvata liuma. Wrlla Jmu, rare llnr
aid and Noows. Hiving referancas. IU-;I0
nKTIItlNKI) NKIIVICK MAN wants In
rant furnlsh.d aimrtmant or housa. No
pats or children, rhona uuoo. io-ji
AIIMCIIAIII
roil rlAI.E-tmit Willi. Ilk-Ion Irtlrk,
xu.llant machanlcat cotldltlon, I'rao-
tlrally naw t r.s. raasonably orlrad
Itoaa Motor Co. I'll. II 10V 7u0tf
CI.KCTIIIC WHIR and conduit naw and
iid...AII altos, Van rlsat Xlai'lrlo
Sarvlra. lo-ao
MAYTAG WAdIIKM, I'I.IIco radio for
sala. Xltl Kast Main. Aol. I. 10-30
rOR SAI.K -Cabinet alertrlo Singer sew.
log macitine. liua Arthur ut. io-ji
rOR NAI.K ao ssii,. shotgun. Alfred
Jacooaon. nt. 1 Uok SB4. )'nona.7ana.
10-31
rOR INHKCT CONTItOI. nsa DDT. Uuy
ynur supply at Oregon Htala llalrhery.
3730 Bo. gin., Klamalh rails. 3H77II
ARMCHAIR
TnAH.En ron ralk
lfi-ft. Ilayea motor homa wllh Nvlson
Trailer Dolly, neautlful mahogany Inter
ior, all sleet construction, electric
brakes. Excellent condition throughout
A barium at only 41330,00. Phone .mo
aausil
rOR RALK-Two good Jersey cow,. Also
Springer Spaniel puppies, I'hona 0134.
DENTIHTRV. trade for Pointer pup.
400U Shasta. ii-i
WANTED-Oood home for children. 1
and a-years-otd. night and day during
week days. !eave word at Commun
ity Office llldg.. or wrlla Mrs. Maya
Nyberg. (.en. uel-. niamam rans. ni
rOR SALE -While leghorns and While
Rocks, a-months-old. average weight 3
pounds. ,1 00 each. Ph. 3001. 1013
llomedale Road. ll-l
ARMCHAIR
CHIMNEY KWEPT. oil stovee and ur
nacea vacuum cleaned. Immediate ser
vice. C Hamlin. Phone 4713. II J
rOR RENT To couple only, 3-rooin
furnished house. 133.00. Inquire E. A
Dunham, 433 Oak. 10-30
rOR SAl.K-Modern home In Hot Hprlngs
with Apt. to rent, 43a Hillside. 37Mlf
roll 8AI.E 5-room furnished house,
M,-l,an hniiae and earaae. an 1-3 acre,
fine Irrigated garden soil, located at
.-ood Barry Ml. Price IIbJO. Will take
trailer In on trade up to lW0. Must
have at least Ittooo rash. Terms on
the balance. Roland E. wrlgnt, Ileal es
tate, 1137 Main at. Phone 3404. It-I
mn HALEHouse and lot. with or wllh
out electrlo range. Winter heater fuel
In. ,730.00 ca.h. or terma. tnnutre
Hpooners Hervlce gutlon, No. Highway
97. ii -a
mil hai.e ...Rnuth Bend bench lathe.
4Vfl. bed, B-lnch swing. East Ride
Electric. !-.
ARMCHAIR
roR SAl.K-Oullioard runabout 33 hp.
Johnson and trailer or will trade for
good car and pay difference. I'hone
8310. ll-l
rOR SAI.E-Horner 33 ba,s piano accor
dion. Inquire 131 Ho. 2nd. ll-l
Oil. STORAGE TANKH-rull 110 gallon
rapacity, round or square. ,23.90. rred
II. Hlelbronner, 331 Spring. ll-l
rOR RENT 3-room partly furnished
cabin, adult, only. No pets. Inquire
Carl rrel. for R. T. Douglierlly. 10-30
TOR BALE -Circulating wood and coal
heater. Also Una trailer. Good buys.
1023 High Rl. - 10-30
ARMCHAIR
wantku TO nuY.lady'e new or used
riding saddle In good condition. Write
Box loo. care iieraia ana news.
rOR sTAl.E -Until Nov. IS, lleln'e broad
breasted bronre turkeys for breeding
atock or for Thanksgiving. Toms 3c,
hens 41c. live weight, any day exccpl
Halurday. Joe Meeker. Rt. 1 Box 002.
2 mllea west of Spring Laka school
Mooting Notlcoi
Klamath rails Aerla
No. 20oa Regular
meeting every Tues
day night, 7:43 o. tn..
r.O.E. hail, Oth and
Walnut Via I ling
, membara cordially
tnvlled. If
i i i r. .
Lott and Found
AT CITY POUND,
Keno Highway, phone 7238.
PAIIT COCKER, black, brown, while,
male.
MONCmrX-remale.
COI.LIE and RED SETTER-remala,
want home for.
PAKT BPANIEU-remale, want home
for.
TKRR1KR and BULL-Male, black and
brown.
TOY TERRIER - Male, while, some
brown.
WIIIEHAIIIKD TERRIER While, black
and brown.
CHESAPEAKE and SETTER Mate, red
dish brown.
TOY TERRIER remsle. while and
brown.
SPITZ- Black and white, male.
Owner must call for dog within three
days or dog will be disposed of, Un
olalmed dogs can be given to new own
ers upon payment of board bill.
l-OUND-Benutlftil black and while
: springer spnnlcl, bobbed tall. Edwards
nichfleld Station, nth and Klamath.
1(1-31
Gonoral Notlcag
Venetian Shop
Is itfow Open to
Servo You
US N 4th Phono 0256
NEW VENETIAN
BLINDS
Complete Reconditioning,
Cleaning -
. . 4247tf
rOR JACK STUART'S DANCE OR
CHESTRA. Phone 0331. 11-10
I WILL NOT RE RESPONSIBLE for any
bills contraatad for by anyono other
than myself. Jamos A. Carman. , U-3
BIKES FOR RENT
MAKE 'RESERVATIONS .
FOR SUNDAY
Phono 5S20 222 S. 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
ARMCHAIR
Loit and Found
LONT rrlday near Llakey Crosilng, Tule.
lake, hunting grounds, 17-lewel Wal
thain yellow gold walch. Call Petersen,
41170, Hlamafll rails, colled. Llherel
reward. 10-30
LOST- 0,IK) reward for lnal cocker
spaniel, three yeere old, name Stubby,
vl.'lnlly of l.aplne Junction, rremonl
Highway, 1311 reward, 11, c. Llnilgren,
Oakrldge, Org., or rou, Laplne, Ore.
Ji-3
----------- - it, -wwiro'tn.i i.n.
( Tranipottatlon
YOtiNO COI.I.EtIR MAN wants ride la
Minnesota or No. llakola. Will shara
espensss and drive. Rest of references.
Write Uox 3004, care Herald and News.
10-30
ClOINtl In SI. Paul Wednesday morning,
One rider lo share expenses. Call .1340.
10
Barvlcag
RADIATORS
Chinned, Repaired or Rebuilt,
xraoion inciuaea.
HcuUnil trouble corrected
Willi lutoat equipment and
30 yean exporlonct.
All Work Guaranteed
Now and Uaed Radlotori
Alio now copper corai for
Hourly oil mukea and modal
oi car aim ituck.
Klamath Radiator
Arrs c
T T VI INee? I
2221 So. Oth St Phone 041.l
JOUUU
REFRIGERATION k
SALES and SERVICE'
DOMESTIC
and -COMMERCIAL
All Make
Parti, Control and Equipment
in BtOCK.
Oregon Equipment Co.
Phono 8017 1Z7 so. em St,
2il7U
LAND LEVELING
SUnSOlLING
DOZING
New Heavy Duty
Diesel Equipment
For Hire
Phono 7771 Box 71
Klamath rait
11-21
APPLIANCE
REPAIRS
We repair and lervlc all makes
of radio j, vacuum cleaner and
many other electrical appliance.
W may have the typo ot radio
tube you need. Reasonable
prices. Phono 8188.
SEARS ROEBUCK v
Tuog.-Thura.-Sat.-tJ
CHIMNEYS SWEPT
FURNACES VACUUM
CLEANED
IUv local, rlUbt eompiny Uk un
of your htlnf ntidi,
TUFTS FURNACE CO.
13U S. tlh Phone 3M
340SU
Auto Cushions
Rebuilt and Reupholstered
OCNKnAI.
AUTO TRIMMING
VIRBEL'S AUTO
Trimming and Rauoholalerlna
ail E. Main - Phone mil
304311
RADIO
REPAIRING
Of All Kinds
Specialized Service Co.
1434 Main Phone BIOS
1840U
LONC DISTANCE
MOVINC
WnsliliiKlon Oregon
California
Insured Carrier
Anderson Motor Freiaht
Phone 7380 . 101 Klam. Ave.
10-29
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
............... H.xi.i.. nuin iane. nDOtrq
equipment 10 years In Klamath I'alla.
rnone w. unKcr, 4DU3
1204tf
PAINTING ana calsomlnlng, 3424 Dsr-
row, rranx jenxa, ll-lg
WATK1NS PnODUCTa J. C. Marin,
nome Ave.- rn. Boia. lu-31
MRU. TKD KINNKY will give popular
Siano inssons in ner noma at oza no.
Ih. Student nl Martin Lund, awing
arllst. Phone 1007. 11-la
OKNKIIAI, nUMINEHI) COURRE-Rhorl-
nnnn, qinoK, snappy, Thomas or Gregg.
KLAMATH hUSINKSS COLLCOB. 7:11
Pino St. Phone 4700. io-ai
TiiKononn dickson
tlnholsterlne rnrnlltira sthnM
Upholstering - Repairing - llellnlshln
flurlnaa Itaonnrtlllnnerf
Ph' 0041 Bhasla Way
11-1
W.ECTIJOLUX SALES and Service. Ph.
tiui, ii.u main ett. .... llll
KinnY VACUUM CLEANER sales and
service, nox is, l'nona 7691, 11-17
IIKMHTITCtltNa
DRESRMAKINa Buttons and btiofclea
covereo, Migrations on new and old
clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allender, 7.11
Main, noom 31a. Ph. 73"). 10-Slns
SKWINO MACHINE SERVICI All
maxes. t-none 0771, 32ia Bhssta way.
- ll-lamk
COMPLETE UPHOLRTIRma eervlte.
recovering, reotninin, remodtun, re-
pairing. We have prewar springs
avallahl.
LAWRENCE UPHOLSTTUmO CO.
133 No, 4th. Ph. 7691.
It-I
ODTROARD and gas englnea repaired.
0uueiiiianier oaw a Mlog, llia
WANTEDWIndow washing, Phong tun.
wesse nunnara. 11-2J
PAINTINQ, DECORATIMQ, Phona 4030,
a730ti
CURTAINS LAUNDERED and etretohsd.
k1
rnone aiir. u3la