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iUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS THftMK MOD FOR. cLECTlMS IW& TREURER AND M W X REPEW THAT ALU IWEMSEKS , AR.& IN ARREARS AND VJE SORBIN NEED FUNDS TO BON DAN BOOKS, LEDGERS AMD WO , ADD IMS MACHMfc. 16 THAT SOOD? VOlAEN , HICK.BV NA. TREASURER WE KEPT 800K5 OM THE BACWC OFAPNNNi vJmcn TODSHER-- TO DIG Ur DUES FOR. THIS FOX HOLE OR. GO UOM& Nll4EtO TH $TORN 13MAU IS UP? rv ftoDlMG MACULE? OSEDH.IS N FM6ERS. V TINY PIECE, J WITH I OOAT.' HE'LL TRY TO 1 MR. HUNTS" J HORNS 1 I MAKE THE NEIGHBORS I I'M SURE MV LIKE AN v EAT ELK. NOW QUICK-1 FAMILY WON'T I APPLE S OET MRS. BR-"GET ALL EAT ANYTHEY ORCHARD,' I I THAT'LL COME.' BUT f I THINK AN ELK j A HORSE") V DON'T MENTION A I OR MOOSE IS V HWMP.' J X CLK.' - - ' " T.tt.ra.u.aMT. em (WMWIItWIIWCI.Wt led Ryder By Fred Harmon Ui f AS UTILE HEAVE &lJ"vACK THE ' 1 I UTILE BEAVER SAtS 'mS.SHS.RlFF-Al PJOSE SATS HE WILLi22a""S ANITA'S 1EI.L0W HAoR, - " SlBaFF, RtO FISHES BLX TO"V IDA KIL1 TvOO ntlj "I, 1 ) NtVER VCiE vff 1 KAN'S. WAK ' t STILL ( DOES EET BOTHER I T 1 'f !l Ajtf FRArEDI-Sl I EOTH HEARTS Alrt, JM FINE 4 PUULED.l) IQU.SErtORI' COAE kLiH i , joss a. t I iw eAa n l-Srr-v s,.-:. . r. vsee-ster i s oma Jl ro- weeth e ... 1 Wash Tubt By Leslie Tumor BE6 PARDON, R! YOU LIKE SERVICE OF VERY 600P, FINE 6UIPE AT MOST SEASONABLE FEB f f cnn nui iu;tpiiti7U; Y t will rrt tufutd "T vup'uc -ahcdpo ariiit pmpov trorer 'sssati T . CAVSEFULLy, 0N60, AMD I yOUR SHOP, NIK i kptm IM OlVOy ANP STILL HAVEN'T" FOUND NELlA WE SOON WILL BE RIO ZF MTT?VVV. I THAT MURDER SUSPECT, EASy ! J WE'RE I Freckles and Hit Friendt By Blosser Tulnec kins uunwY rairu iwb NAPPIN& AGAIN !S fTHE SKITT Club is SponsobiwA TiJncu ABrirrif&v iciuccrr ! Acrre ItxaAV.TwSLL. Pu A. EJfCE- AMD IP (OU AND THE I IT. CHIEF? KIDS WILL PROM- CHIEF. W? J PLAV SAFP, NAPPIN& AGAIN JUDGE WOULD Be (DUEL SPECIAL. K- , , V CF KtOT TO IN- PROMISE 7 AND Be ON m.m lm V .P SUESTS. JTb BB SUPER -TTZTvOLVE ME IN ANY NO MORE r MY GUARD fct - rvi fSMORP RIDICULOUS , TDiri kvs-zz :. V 1 I ft-Vl- ! .. TfTj , .j'S', Boots end Her Buddies GOOD OSK)i6,B 6000 I By Martin MRS.H0HtChA.VVKi6 TO WW PA6t VSR J WSV A6 StWPPV HCl.'amO 1 fb YOO . T& TMt VS. WA VthM K WM'. CPiVlS? JKAV0U9 1 COSrt,THN'& e.v.w i TO utv Fcsovw OtftVOOS Of ROD - OR VOOULD XT i Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin -Jf ?TD St0 I SS,iS!"'12!?.'nSS " II- j , I 1 ALL RISHT. OSCAR.' UhT WHAT't TH ! A6AIN g " "7 -T.'T''' ' 1 . I 'IBWftfrtHr. vf-5.w-y yv,r.u H"tTT-n. fliriVii7. LitHo Orphan Annie vif ' V THAT FELLOW, EX, T BRH! THAT THUOl 1 r:e. I 6EEMS TO BE UITE HE SftYS A L0R.0 I ON LOCAL HISTORY-J THIS HOUSE-OWNEBI 1 1 1 TMI8 ISUNt J By Harold Gray he claims that most rich MEN. LIKE THIS LORD.. WERE FOR ENGLAND, BUT MORE PEOPLE WAt NOTHING ANt WATEO RICH. PEOPLE 60 THEY WERE FOR THE iuvuujiiuN' SO HE BAYS THEY GANGEO UP CjTJELLTl THIS LORD - MURbERED HIM- AND- 1 WASNT LIKE STOLE EVERYTHING THEY COULO f THAT M TH' CARRY AWAY- THE REVOLUTION J ) SCHOOL BOOKS j I'VE REftD- PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 5 (ff) Army planes todny senrchea the ruKKcd mountnin sector o( tlio Ciiscaclo and coastul regions fo.- wreckage of two Uberalor bombers missing with their crews since last Thursday. The search was concentrated south of Eugene, Ore., whero a former civilian defense corps man reported hearing two largo planes circling overhead In the darkness about the time two others in the flight landed safely elsewhere. Tha missing B-24s had a ten hour supply of gasoline when they left McChord field, Tacomu, Wash., for the one-hour trip to Portland. Only one of 10 men in the crews was from the northwest. He is Staff Sgt. Lowell Sauer, RL 1, box 2118, Bremerton, Wash. Former Cook Admits Restaurant Robbery PORTLAND. Nov. 5 fP) Mar cus Knute Nelson, 48, former cook, has admitted robbing the Bohemian restaurant safe of $3200 last June 18, detectives said today. Officers who arrested him yes terday said he was trying to pawn a wrlstwatch taken from the safe. Nelson is .charged, with burglary and possessing stolen goods. Small Holders Party Sweeps Hungary BUDAPEST, Hungary, Nov. 5 (P) The small holders party, representing the center and con servative elements in Hungary, apparently swept tho country yesterday In the first free gen eral elections held in central Eu rope since the war. NEWSPAPERMAN DIE 9 ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 5 (P) Oliver K. Bovard, 73-ycar-old former managing editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, died of bronchial pneumonia Saturday night. Funeral services for the well-known Journalist will be tomorrow afternoon with burial in Bellevontaine cemetery here. Market Quotations NKW VOWK. Nnv. S (API Block markvt prlc tlovalinieil til IrroMMlMr pattern today attar aliuwlns ilrvnsllt at Ilia Ulialtlnii. nw iroim waa narrow naar luiuuay. Cluahtit auulallonal Amarloail Can. Am. Tai. & Tol, .. Anacumla m.w.h.... Calir. Pai-Mni Conunonwoallh A 8ou. H Curlla-Wrlallt dvnaral Kiactrlu ...... tlonaral Mutura ..HH,H..H..H. III. Nor. Hy. I'M. ,. Int. Itnrvaalar ......,..... Kunitecoll u.......u Lmm-uoll "A" Munta'omory Ward Naih-Kelv , N, Y. Central Northern racltto rc. Uaa El, .. . J. C. I'emiey .M Hafeway 8torea M Ueara Hoebuck ttoulhern I'arltle Hlanitard Mranila Huuihlno Mlnlnri Union oil CallfT Union I'acKlu U. 8. Stool Warner i'luturea .. ....mm lunt ........... uuit ......... aut, at. . H 411 1', T.iU ......... SS ......... Ill a.1 .......... ai IHa 34 Ik .HIS .. aula 44 140 171k 311 04 H 431, ... m a4ik .......147 III H aui. Potatoes Monday. Nov. 8. IMS HERALD AND NEWS EIGHT? OBITUARY TIIOMAH (I(IKIM)N giUMIir Thonmi Uuidun utilntby. uparaltrr it( lh lUil lull 1am lint, ami a rlliiit ot KUmii.lt Valla for Ilia uait yaaia, (1 away lit thla oily Nitltudny, uvaiuhar a, HMO, l W a. Ml. 'I'll riuaaset wm a imtlva of Urlilloy. CallT. ami waa aapil 47 yomi. 4 tnohllia, and 111! rinya at the tlnta ol h la ttuaaliiM. Ila la mirvlveil by twn Uaiialiiata. Hntty May llruwit aiul Kloatmr Lucille Hlch ardiiui, iMtth ot KU ninth Kallsj I hint bntthera. Wallrr W, u( lha Hprlntf Laha illali-lm, J, lilulmid tt( l.akavlaw, Or., and Harry J, ot Klamath fallal una Uter, Mra, lloriili't l'urritill o( Anplo- Kta, Ota.i ona iiraniltltiiiiihltr. Huinii a I) row it of Klamath rlU) ami into auiflit-latv, l.nwell E. Ilrown of Klam ath Kalla, Tha ramalna rval In Ward'a Klamath funeral hum. IMA llliih, whaia frtemla may vail. ITvinaral arrannamonla appflar elaewhvre III thla Uatie, FUNERAL THO MAM UOItllON UtHMltV Piuteral aorvlcea fur the Ute Tliomaa Oordnn t)nlmby will be held lit the Klka Temule at tint and Main Wedne day, November 7. 11)49, at S p. m.. with the oirirera or Tita u. i'. a.ins no, U47. offli'lallna. Cuitrlitdlna aervlcea will follow In Mnkvllle cemetery. rrlemU are reiectfully Invited to at tend the aervfrea. Ward'a Klamath funeral home la lit chame of arrange- menta. ron flAI.E-lMT araham fltiprChartfar liuiintia ttoupa. 1'hoita U74S after P. ut. 11-4 roit BALB-10.14 WHIyi ladan. 8033 Kin inm, U-t TlUAN(jrJ MlliLH, Fiml, Hhaip Uralit Co, Sill I. Poultry and Dairy hone Man III, 11 -a roit NALB-Klnvlrlu chirk liruodera and briHider pem. Cheap for quick aale. Horvh'e man must aell NOW. Uuy NOW for aprlng fryera. Call DU40, 11-10 WANTKD-Nlrlm and braaa lnatrumeiita uaad or new. The Ha I va Hon Army wanla Ihean In eonneullon with Ita youth acllvltlva. If you have any ymi would like to donate to a good uanae, rail mm , h.'ii Mooting Notlooi CLASSIFIED RATES On day ,,,, p" wonl Av Courthouse Records Complaint! Filed Thalf Mardell Anderaon va. Melvln Anton Anderaon. Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment Plaintiff auk a custody of one minor child and 930 a month support. Couple married September 0, 1944, at Klamath Falls, Ore. William Ganong, attorney for plaintiff. Iva D. Covington vs. W. D. Covington. Suit for divorce. Charge, desertion. Couple married Auguat 10, 1037, at Plalnvlew. Tex. Henry JC. Perkins, at torney zor piaintitr, Alice M. Kenaston. Wllmcr E, McGlll. ecrees Granted Kenaston vs. Everett W. McGlll vs. Maxla Mae When looal oonf istlon brings chest maioli-aohes, Irritation, and tightness of COLDS' COUGHS Get after that eonfeotlon tho Penetro way. Rub Penetro on cheat, throat, and back. Penetro heloa (1) Break up local con gestion, ease cheat tight ness (2) Relieve pain at nerve ends In the skin. (3) Phlegm loosens coughing lessens as va pors help you breatho easier quickly, Acta fast, too. For Penetro Is Grandma's famous mutton-suet rub-Idea made better by modern sci ence. Favorite for chil dren, and family. 25c. Double supply 35o. Got PENETBD m Onilfind Compoiltion ee V M na ll IOVBB OLD ONK All Kind. OI Flat Work Cum Coating Let ui Inspect your zooi naedi bofor. tht rainy season H. C. HIGH 621 Commercial Phone 8632 CHICAGO. Nov. 9 (AP-IISDAI Pota- too.: arrival, lit: on track 274, lolal U. S. ahlpmenU rrlday 7111, Salurilay 7U3. and Sunday 111. New Block. i luppllea mouorale. ror beat atovk demand lair, niarkal flrnii for other atock. deinanu alow, market dull. Idaho Ituuet Uurbank., 0. 8. No. 1. a.tia-a.2a; Washington lluaaet llur. UAlika. U. S. No. I, .I.M: Colorado Had McCluro.. u. 3. No. 1, J 50-ao, Houlh DakolM llllta Trlumnh.. U. 8. No. 1. ai.lk); Mlnnc.ola and Norlh Dakota tlllta Trlumulu, U. S. No. 1. wa.lied, J 00 3.2.1: U. 8. No, 1. unwa.had, 9I.IH), com mercial fl.7u; Cobbler., commercial, ,1.50-1. 80, LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN rHANCISCO, Nov. S (Al'-USDAt Halablo vattle IftuO; velvwa 130; early trade ateadyj moatiy range cows, quality plainer, llglit auppiy ateera; two lota medium-good aleera lia.Wi; two cara medium -good Iteltera 114 30-15.50; half car gooU rango cows iaaO; bulk common-medium range cow SIO.OIM1.50; cannera-cutlera tJV.oo. tf.W; odd aautaga bulla glO.00-I2.00; calf auppiy largely meuiumgwa neavy Uaiauie nogs iuu inciuaina w teeuer nlai; market firm; tew narrow aim tfilia S15.UU: (food eowa S 15.05. Salable sheep 3300; lambs steady; four decks sood-chotce Bo-vo lb. lamua U,JO-l4-75 with a light sort; medium- gooU ewes quotable aj.wo.DU. pnnn.ANr. Ore.. Nov. S (AP)USDAI Salable cattle 20. lolal 3400, talable end total calves wu; marae. uneven, generally ateady but good, ateera weak m M ranli luwer. lofll UHlOld; XcW loads smelly good ateera SI6.75-17.UO. madium-eiMMi arauea laraeir e4a.w-iu.uu. Mmmnn eradr laraelv 11.00-13.75: few feeders gl2.uu-13.3u. (wo toaua iwm heifers $13.00-13 50; common - meuium helfvra W 50-13.30; canner-culter cowa moatly W.oo-7,50; shells down to S3 oo. fat dairy type cowa W.oo-g.ou; meumm- sood beef cows largely gio oo-u uo; good beef bulla l 1.25-1X00; good choice vcalera I3.50-14.00; few to i4 50; one load good-choice 350 pound calves 113 30: moat grase calves JU SO down. Salable hosa 400. total iiooo. market active, ateady; barrowa and gtlts all well ma i5oo. sowa aio.uo; siaa a.v. 15.03 wlih 70 lb. dock: good-cnotca 4W 130 lb. feeder pr 17.0o-IS.0O. Salable sheep ISao, toUl 4000; fat lamb strong to 33 cants higher; good choice trucklna larsely 113.00; carloads 913.23-1350; No, 1 pelt ahorn lamba up to 113 50; good slaughter ewea a3.oo 3-30. extreme top 30 cents higher; few sold without subaldy certlftcaUon up to 93.79 and 90.00. DENVER, Nov. S CAP-USD Al Salable Sheep 13,000. total 30,000; all claaaea steady; several loada 74-V7 pound lamba grading moatly choice 914, 3o; few loada moatly good 914.OO-10.00 including Texas offerings at 914-00: choice trucklna 914.40-14.80; good-choice 911-73-14.23; numerous loads good-choice around S3 73 lb. feeding lambs 913.00-13.23: 63 lb. whltcfacea at 9140O; moat feeding ewes 90.00: load suitable f-r short term breeders 97.00; slaughter ewea 93.23-3 W. CHICAGO. Nov. ft (AP-USDA Sale able hogs 7000, total 13,500; active and fully ateady; good and choice barrows and gilts at 140-tba. up at lha 914.H3 celling; good and choice sows at 914.10; complete clearance. , , Salable cattle 10,000, ' total 19,5001 salable calves 2000, total 2O00; generally ateady market; some strength on beef cows and strictly good and choice heifer yearlings; medium and good grade steers, steady to weak; approxi mately 100 loads choice steers and yearlings 910 00, the celling; beat heifers 917.75; good beef cows active at 913 23 14.23; cutters 98-00 down; weighty sausage bulls up to 913.00 and heavy beef bulla to 914.00; veal era firm at 913.30 down; stock era and feeders fully ateady. moatly 912 30-1300, with year ling to 918-23 and choice light steers and calvea aa high as 91000. Salable sheep 3.100; total 12.000; slaughter lamba steady to 15 cents lower, good and choice 914-23-14.30, bucks 91-00 lass, common light sort out lambs 910.00 to 91 100, bucks Included; slaughter owes mostly ateady, common to choice 93.00 to fd.30 according to grade. WHEAT CHICAGO, Nov. f (API Moat grain futures had to contend with some profit taking today but they marched right ahead to new seasonal highs In all pits. Oats were up about a cent a bushel at times. Influenced by continued strong demand. Another 300,000 bushels were sold by shippers over tho weekend bringing the total to about boo.ooo bushela since last Friday, reed Manu facturers were buying cash oat here, due partly to continued scarcity of corn. . ... Rye climbed around a cent at times but profit-taking cut the gains con siderably at times. Wheat was Influenc ed by buying which brokers believed was a reflection of export sales. Wheat closed 'c to o higher than the previous finish. December 91.7flV, corn was unchanged to Va up, Decern bar 91.18'4, oats were ahead o to Hfcc, December OS'i-ftc, rye waa Vac higher to 3fac lower, December gl.OSU-'c, and barley was up yo to e December 91.2014. VITAL STATISTICS MEISER Born at Hill. Me hoapllal, Klamath rail,, Ore., November 3, JII4.1, to Mr. and Mr,. Franela Melaer, 1320 Martin, a boy. Weight:. 7 poundi 3 ounce.. Beware Coughs from common coifs That Hang On CreomuWon relieves promptly be cause it goea right to the wal of the trouble to help loosen and expel eorm laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial muooua mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Oreomulslon with the un derstanding you must like the way It quickly allays the cough or you ore to have your money back. CREOMULSION forCoujhi.CheitColdi.Bronehlflt BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone 6620 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE II day run . 3 day run . 4 day run . & day run . wop a run .ter word -per word He .per word 13c per word 14c .per word 13c Month run ,.,.,..,pr word 43c Ada received by 1:00 p. m. will ainwar same afternoon lit "New Touey" commit. aoit Dlacount for Pavmenl In Advance BT Discount far Payment by loth NEW HKItALD AND NEWS phone (lum bar, mil. Now Today roit SAI.E-l'J gauge model 12 Venti lated rib and a boxes excellent condi tion, litirador retriever pupplea, thurmitfhhred. eligible for registration. Wonderful duck and pheaaant dogs. Alao 111 baas white Wurlltar accor dion. 207 H Wendllng. East end of Main St., after 0 p. m. II fl FOR HALE 1030 Ford V I motor, com pletely reconditioned at coat of 9110 Sacrlflre 9130. Also new round, ma roon davenport and chair, small sad dle. 930.00. no Regular meeting Srnlllih Rita Masons. Monday, Nov. A, H P. M . Mttsnnln Hall. 11 allot lug, Visitors are welcome. I.KO N. MIM.H, Venerable Mas ten I.O.O.F. No. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M Bill ami Muln St. M.T.8 Klamath Falls Aerie No. 2000 ltsular meeting every Tuea day night, t p in., r O K hall. Utli and Walnut Visiting members cordially Loot and Found riFTY DOLLARS REWAM or information I en ill it a I Police dog, blind In una eye i In html less. inUalng since Octnlter 2la from 2nd and Main sheets, Call 4413, Van Fleet EleclrUf Service, 11. A AMD for return I lo return of old na eye and lama STRAYED-One small black Shetland pony, Ulllon. Ph. 0304, Robert Hunt, lit. I. iiox rui, tt-4 Goners! Notices 11ACK AGAIN lleatllator Fireplace units. Heaver board, tempered mason Ite, 30-Inch cello-slaae, good stork of doors on hand, two carloads 1x12 dry pine boarda. J. W. Copeland Yards, Ml Main, rnone 31U7. n-o run COATS Remodeled, Iteatyled. Cleaned and Olaced at onrnoit VH run shop Tower Theatre llldg. S. ttth SI. Phone Sara We also handle new coats. 11-ft FOR HALE--ma Phllco combination rati- met, phonos r aim and radio, siusuu, 60 records. 912.00: 4 gallons quick dry varnlah. 3fc ae on aray paini. 3 gallon lacquer filler. Well butlt dog house. I well pipe clamp, 1 well atr, I No, 4 ahlpa pump. Some garden tools. 124 Vk North 3rd. 2 houses back of 120. 11-3 KLDEHLY man wlahee to sham home with consenlal couple, no children. Call at 2)50 Orchard Ave. 11-4 DISTRICT SALES MANAGER, operate local br. of a. I'ortland lobber. kji. in community, succeaaful liackground. assreaalve, capable of dealing with local merchants. Panel truck pref., car ceaaary and we train applicant for ape tng account. Write for Interview your city. Hox 1130, Herald and News. 11-7 UODVL. A SEDAN for Sale. 9173.00, 0140 Miller Ave. ll-A WANTED-INSURANCE SAIJU1MAN OR SALESWOMAN for national casualty company. No bualneaa experience ne coaaary and wa artin applicant for spa dallied Inside work at our expense. Company expansion promisee Income above the usual with a guaranteed In come from the start. Phone Mr. uaven port today at dies for Interview. Ilfl7tf rOR SALE OR TRADE 4-bedroom houae. oil furnace, close In. Want 3- bedroom houe and from one to 8 acres. Phone 4737. 11-7 LOST-DIack cat. 4 monlha old. rrlday nlsht from isoo block Oregon Ave. Phone 7111 after S. Reward. 11-6 ron RALE-1K12 Chevrolet madater. new rubber, rebuilt amine. 2(133 Hadcllffe. Navy housing. After 0 p. m. ii-t WANTED Beautician at Beauty Nook, 133 N. 4th. Phone 3310. 11-10 FOR SALE 10 Dulck Special S-door sedan. Heater, good condition. 1034 Studebaker Dictator sedan. 1037 Ford Tudor sedan. Call 0003 or see at Leo's Garage at Altamont Auto Camp. OPA celling prices. U-0 WANTED Experienced chambermaid. No others need apply. Top wages. Metropolitan Hotel. 11-7 ft ft. NOHGE refrigerator for sale. Phone 3341. 11-T FOR SALE Modem home In Hot Springs, furnished, with 10-ft. electric refrigerator, electric water heater, rugs, davenport set, glass top table with lamp to match, drapes and cur tains, and one apartment to rent out, completely furnished, 93f&0- terms, 430 Hillside. 1 lOltf RABBITS for aale. Cheap, 4 does, 1 buck, good hutches. 18.13 Portland. 11-7 WANT TO RENT Furnished apartment by. discharged veteran and wife. Per manent. Phone 7002. 11-7 CHIMNEYS SWEPT, nil stovea and fur naces vacuum cleaned. Immediate ser vice. E. Hamlin, Phone 4723. 11-13 FOR SALE Electrlo washing machine, 1008 Main. 11-0 LOST Boston Bull dog. White chest and face. Answers to name "Mr. Topper." Reward, Ph. 7344. 11-0 CIRCULATING wood heater, excellent condition. Phone 3404 or 0013. 11-0 WANTED Wash man, ateam healed building, modern rack. Good wages. Dick B, Miller Co. 11-3 AT CITY POUND, Keno Highway, phone 723Q. Large Terrier, male, wants good home. Owner must call for dog within three days or dog will be disposed of. Un claimed dogs can be given to new own ers upon payment of board bill. FOR RENT Bitch el or apartment, 723 Washington, Ph. 7044 after 12 noon. 11 -B FOR SALE My squlty In 1041 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe, Very good condition. Floyd Lay, 830 Oak, Apt, 0. 11-B FOR SALE Wood range with colls, 3fl.00. 120 No. 3rd St, 11-0 WANTED TO RENT-Furnlshed one or two bedroom house, close In. Perma nent. Phone 0744, TOY Fox Terrier for sale, 2 Mi months old. Call 3472. H-7 COCKER SPANIELS for sale. Purebred, ft months old. One black male and one blonde female, Call J1472. FOR 'metal Venetian blinds see Patter son Furniture Co. 230 Main. 11-B FOR SALE Good two-wheel trailer, lftx 000 tires, welded steel frame. Call 7073 or tee at 210 Lincoln, 11-0 FOR RENT 4 or 5 room house, furnished or unfurnished, by working couple. No children or pets. Write or call at 2MB Arthur St. 11-7 IN NEED of a male yard clerk with ati lomnhtle, good pay. penalons, pass rights, hospitalization. Apply Agent, Southern Pacific 11-7 COMPLETELY FURNISHED ft rooms, close in, Cnllfornla Slroat. Large lot, 9M00, STROUT REALTY, 1010 Oregon, Tel. 0414. 114 ROLLING PIN DONUT SHOP is now open Featuring Donuts by the Dozen Donuts & Coffeo Cor. 4th & I'lno Ph. 3278 11-10 Venetian Shop Is Now Open to Sorve You 110 N. 4th Phone 023S NEW VENETIAN BLINDS Complete Reconditioning, Cleaning 4247U The Office of Enterprise Irriga tion District will be closed thla winter but persons having buiU ncss with the District will be accominodnlcd if they will call at 2018 K&ne Street or Phone 8708. ll-S ron jack btuaht- CHKHTItA. I'hnne 0.1.13 DANCI on. 11-10 Transportation RKCKNTLV DISCIIAnClKD aervlr man deslrea ride to Cincinnati or vicinity. Will help drive and .hare eipen.ee. deference. Wrlta or phone, 1'o.tma.l er, Illy, Oree-ort. 11-4 10 Services Auto Cushions Rebuilt and Iteupholeiered GENERAL AUTO TM1MMINO VIRBEL S AUTO Trlmmlne and fleuohol.terlne' 511 E. Main I'hone S411 304011 LOCAL MOVING . AND CAR TACE Anything Anywhere in Oregon Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7380 101 Klamath Ave. ll-S RADIO REPAIRING Of All Kinds Specialized Service Co. 1434 Main Phone 6103 164011 PICK UP AND DELIVERY , SERVICE . ROBINSON'S DELIVERY Ph, 7423 tt C riT.oieiiAi.D ron noors impair, and coating-. Phonea 0104 . 3140 taootl SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inetalled. Cement work ffnne. Modem equipment 18 year. In Klamath ralla. mono w. Baker, 4U0S 1204U PAINTING ana eeliomlnlnf, 1434 Oar row, rrank Jenka. 11-11 PAINTINO and Timing. II, L. Drown. ,-none eiuu. rai.if KfllllY VACUUM CI.KANRn aale, ani eervlce. Don 14. Phona 7003. 11-11 lirMSTlTCIIINO DtlKRHMAKlNIl Ilulton. and bueklel covered. Alteration, on new and old olnthlns. Mra. II. M. Allender, 7.1 i Main, Room 310. Ph. 7203. 10-Slin BKWINQ MACHINE flr.nVICE - All make,. Phona 0771, 3310 Sha.ta Way, ll-13ml OUTBOARD and sna enslnea repairer! unaonnumor haw ruins. u-N WANTED Window wa.hlng. Phona 014(1 je.aa iiunnard. ll-?i PAINTINO. DECORAT1NO. Phona 4030. I73UU. FOR CAniNCTS and all klnda of fin lanea carpenter work, call 4330, li-q WIM, TAKE WAHIIINO, any kind, mai hio ironing oniy, Dianaara pricea, man i, 4(11 1 ll-j loordl LINOLEUM rLOORS and drain board! inainnea py export mechanic, J. uninmin. Phona 0004 morning! eveninaa. soarm J. L, an. ll-ll ruLi.En nnuHiiEH Clem Joyer, 1439 Martin. Phona 0077. ll-Oi CURTAINS LAUNDERED and atreleh.i rnone a in, u-aa