BOARDING HOUSI
with
MAJOR HOOPLB OUT OUR WAY
BY J. R. WILLIAMS
Saturday, Nov. 10, 1145
HERALD AND NEWS EIGHT
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VANISHED OvJECNilSKT
FROtA NW P5RSOM.'
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AFTER SO
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MIKI AND ONia-THEY
LIEUTENANT AWAY.
Of ?UESTI0MIH4
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WHERE..
; APW6THAT
j PAT WAS
ABfcJCTEP
Freckles and His Friends
RIGHT OUT AND TLt-
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VOU'RE TAKINS-
UUNE TO TMAT H
tANCE.'
. Booh and Her Buddies
LIEUTENAMT AWAV. PONOT KNOW J THIS SHOP. OU60X S MURPEBER THAT L-f
- , WHERE., i i 1 . USED TO BE A PAT, ALOK1E, CAN J
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WE'RE SO
BUSV. OOP, I
HATE TO STOP
EVEN LONG
ENOUGH TO RUN
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&OMEWHER&
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Little Orphan Annie
- AW, FER' HECK SAKE. OSCAR.' WELL , ALL RIGHT THEN f THANKSHpft THAT FIXK MISTER OOP! BEFORE JL
IT WOULDN'T INTERRUPT J IF VOU INSIST.... J 1 05CAR JfMjM HE ETS BACK, HE'LL HAVE HAD I
VOUR RESEARCH MUCH--W. ACTIVATE THE 4 . K voore MZ'S TIME ENOUGH TO GROW WHSKEBSVlfl I
N AN itc &URb Be A , TRANSMITTER Jl - CLEAR TO HIS KN6ES.' -W 1 1
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i LEP.PIN LIZARDS ! N ' 3 ME, ONLY BECAUSE "0U BELIEVE HE THINKS I'M QOOFY"- SPIRIT, Sn
i TOU LOOK LIKE A GHOST IrsM 1 VERY STRONGLY1" BUT LOOK fl -TALKIN' TO MYSELF - W .ANNIE-
I , i B B-BUT I DO SEE YOU, fTT. YOUR DOG NEITHER. ER- ARE YOU - ER-TH" LATE II AT YOUR.
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OPERATOR.
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SOFA N
SOT TO
NEXT
I BET THEY'LL
BE CLEANSING
ACCOWWODATe
OUT 6ANJKS
tAENABERS WHO
WITH
SHOVELS
AT HOrv
TAKE WAC
PO NOT KNOW
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SHES A REAOV-HEDY WHO WITH HER.'
NEVER. TAKES "MO FOR. AM
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THING.
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WANTED TO SHOW
YOU THE RARE RAS
BA5 IM SOING-TD
WEAR. WHEN WS- .
MEK&E a A DIRGE.'
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WHAT
IT'S
WASTIN' AKJV i-
THE
PA
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WHV MOTHEES GET GRAY
By Fred Harmon
By Leslie Turner
MAYBE I COULD LEACM
floORe ABOUT THIS FROM
OTHER SERVANTS AT THE
PRINCES estate:
By B loner
By Martin
By V. T. Hamlin
By Harold Gray
II IMI 1) I I ' an i 1 r 1
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TIsnY this a coteWs?' Be firm.
RUMPUS RAG, MR- XI' MR.- M-
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DON'T WOU KNOW
JERKY lf
MEAT CUT INTO
STRIPS, SALTED AMD
vhlv
V WED IN THE SUN
GUIDE SHOWED
HOW WE COULD
HAVE ELK MEAT
ALL YEAR.'
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ImiUIHHIMIMl.Mlll err.
Fort Klamath
FORT KLAMATH Mr. and
Mrs. William C. Huckler spout
Saturday in Klamath Fulls. Mrs.
Huckler is recovering satisfac
torily from minor surgery
whlcli she recently underwent
at the Hillside hospital in Klam
ath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Blickcn-
staff, who have had the Mary
Meske ranch on Wood river
under lease for the past .several
years, have moved to Tulelakc,
wnere tncy are vislllnc relatives,
They plan to visit other relatives
in Los AnKeles before iioinn to
Arizona to spend the winter. The
Meske ranch hus been purchased
by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bobbins
of Klamath Falls, who are now
resklniE on their property,
Yvonne Bllckeiistatf, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Blickcnstaff, is
stayinH in Fort Klamath tenv
porarily at the Frank Edwards
home while attending grade
scnooi in uniiomim.
Cpl. James H. Orth left Wed
nesday to report to Fort Lewis,
Wash., for further orders after
enjoying a 10-day furlough hert
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Henry Orth. Cpl. Orth was a
prisoner of the Japanese at
Holen, Manchukuo. for nearly
four years following the fall of
Corrcgidor. He is in excellent
health and spirits and stated that
it was fine to be Home at last, un
Wednesday, Cpl. Orth and his
fatner visited at Mccltord with
his aunt, Mrs. James Pelton, who
is a sister of Henry Orth.
Mr. and Mrs. George Denton
left last week for Montana,
where they will visit relatives
for two weeks.
Mrs. Elmer- J. Zumbrun came
home last week from Klamath
Falls, where she had been a pa
tient at the Hillside hospital fol
lowing a major operation. Fol
lowing her release from the hos-
Eital, she was with Mrs. Viola
cevcr in Klamath Falls for a
few days before coming home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon C Bishop
and daughter are visiting here
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bishop, for r few
days before going on to Pasco,
Wasn. Bishop, who was BM 1c
in the U. S. navy, was recently
given an honorable discharge
from the service.
Mrs. James Van Wormer and
son, Douglas, spent the weekend
visiting here at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wimcr, return
ing to their home in Klamath
Falls Sunday evening.
- Charles Williams spent several
days this week in Portland on a
business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bollou are
spending two weeks visiting- at
Coquille and looking after their
froperty interests there. Belieu
s local lineman for the West
Coast Telephone company, and
during his vacation his duties
are being taken care of by W. C.
Oates Jr.. of Chiloquin.
Mr, and Mrs. Francis Kirk are
now operating the Junction
Service station which Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Cable have had leased
for the past several years. The
lunch room adjoining the service
station is being remodeled and
put in shape . for operation by
Mr. and Mrs. Don Campagne,
who will manage the restaurant
part of the business. The fix
tures and equipment of the Can
ton cafe fn Chiloquin have been
purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Cam
pagne and will be installed in
the Junction lunch room.
New Today -
FOR 8AI.E While enamel kltrhen
ranxe; alao violin. Altamont Auto
Camp. 11-14
BUTTE VALLEY Coffee Shop, Dorrla.
Calif. Fountain, lunch counter. Doing
excellent builnesa. 11-14
CARPENTER work wanted. Phone MM.
11-10
DISCHARGED VETERAN with exper
ience In ehipplne work aeekl employ
ment that will be Indoorn and of a
clerical nature with prntpecla for the
future. Opportunity for advancement
- more Important than Immediate pay.
Call or write Walter Zadlf, Metro
politan Hotel, . 11.10
BIKES FOR RENT
MAKE RESERVATIONS
FOR SUNDAY
Phone 5520 ' 222 S, 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
TUMEfilltf, Composition
HetvcpooFS O Shingles
IOVKR OLD
cncs All Kind! 01
Flat Work
Gum Costing
Let us Inspect your roof
needs before the rnlny season
H. C. HIGH
21 Commercial Phone IS32
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ALL
AUTO
DKALXnl'
SERVICE
DKPAnTMINTS
WILL (
Cl.OSIU
ALL DAY
MONDAY
IN
OBSERVANCE.
or
ARMISTICE
Klamalh AulomobUa
Dcalart' Auoclallon
FOR 3A1.E-1IW7 Clrilium Smitr-Chara
r, bualiieia coup. Phono- 0743 atlar a
p. m. U-Itt
HAND Ironing In my home. Phono 0:117.
11-39
FOR RFNT-3 room furnlihed apart
nienl. US Main. 11-10
VACANCY-Furnlihed Mailt houaekeep
ln room. 14IH Klamalh. . 11-10
APARTMENT FOR RENT Two-room
and bath, partly furnlihtu. 42J N
lat. 11-10
FOR RENTFumthfd one room cabin,
wood, llghta and waler. $19.00 month.
Phono atns. luoit
a-liKDROOM COLONIAL, knotty nine
beam celling living room. III balh
and kitchen. Fireplace. 30x:i(l ahup
and garage. :1300. STltQllT ueai.tv
ItlS Oregon. Phone 3414. 1110
FOR SALEOur equity In 0-room brick
houae In city llmlta. Phone 4&J0
U-IT
A QOOU llUUV-t. Acre, irrigated. .1
room houii. Price Ineludca furniture.
chlckena. rabblla and wood. One
block from bua line. R. II. DUNBAR,
Realtor, 130 ath St. Phono 131 1. 11-10
FOR SALIC One bedroom modern with
large lot, chicken houaea. A real bar
gain.
tea
FULLY atocked dairy ranch with too
monthly Income, year around paalure.
. all Irrigated. Comer Jonea, Realtor.
439 Jefloreon St.. Tel. 731)7. 11-10
IH1 MODEL A for aele. See after 11:00
a. m., Sunday. 9140 Miller Ave. 11-10
FOR SALE-10.T7 Wlllya aedan or will
trade on larger later car. Phona 0323.
11-10
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE lOM
Chevrolet Coupe. Good condition. IS1B
. Worden. 11-10
FOR INFORMATION about Chrlalmaa
offer on ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTAN
NICA. write V. P. Dlckaon, 1723
N. E. Multnomah St.. Portland 13-
12-10
FOR SALE 1340 grain aacka, clean and
baled, 14c. One International potato
dleeer. one S ft. Tandem dlac. Phone
S443. 11-10
ELECTRIC Raior cutting heada. all
makca, at Hlckya Jewelera. Phone
3191. U-IO
ULTRA VIOLET aun tampe now avail
able at RICKYS JEWELERS, Phone
3191. 11-10
NEW vacuum cleenera and attachmenta
for immediate delivery. Ph. 7044.
11-13
AUCTION
Sunday. November 18th
e a e
WATCH TUESDAY'S PAPER FOR LIST
AND LOCATION .
RAY AUBREY, OWNER
COL. SWIGART, AUCTIONEER
11-10
WANTED Young woman aa bookkeep
er and aalealady. Muat bo permanent
and have aome clerical experience.
Will be trained. (.10.00 to atari. Ap
ply by letter only. Singer Sewing
Machine Co., 418 Main St. 11-14
FOR 8ALE Good 3-wheel trailer, large
bed,, good (IMxlfl tlrea. 3420 Creat,
back of Leo'a. Garage. 11-14
RESTAURANT equipment, Including an
electric commercial atove, large plate,
2 electric refrtgeratore and other
mlacellaneoue reataurant equipment.
Large mirror, 12x6. Call 00.12, eve
nlnga for Information. 11.14
APARTMENT aire electrlo range for
aale. 939 No. sth. 11-10
WANTED TO RENT-Fumlahed apart
ment ny uenrge ana uaiay ivinrin.
Good references. Phone 7197. ' 11-14
TOR SALE White Rock and While
Leghorn fryera and pullela, $1 each.
Phone 5001. 11-17
CLEAN, neat 3-room houae priced for
quicx aaie. mau nown payment,
terms like rent. Immediate possession.
Inquire at 429 Mt. Whitney. 11-1,1
FOR SALE Beautiful green living
room set. lizt calirornla Ave., or
Phone 9020. Price 900.00. 11-10
FOR SALE-20 Weanar pigs. Red fryers.
a-iou uarry Ave., on Altamont. ll-io
WANTED Dishwasher for afternoons
and Sundays, Boli'a Cafe, Greyhound
Bus Depot. 1379tf
FOR SALK-Purehred Collie puppies,
eight weeks old, sable with while
markings. Write for particulars and
prices. KlnKWALL COLLIES, Rl. I,
Box ,103, Lake Grove, Oregon. 1114
LISTINGS WANTED
For Action, Call 5-1 U
OTUsOITT fl-Wi'i' in; A!
bil OA V ICHTATI')
U(lrntmt nAverifNtr of pnnn
try properlr. Hm mnilA nvnr
7.000 Half n of Ho mm Knrmn
A rrrn Tin 7ml from fill over 1h
World, Pre oprn IImIImsT,
Ke A. STROTTT RKAITY AORNCY
CHESTER T. BJERKE
Local AiioclaU
1815 Ortgon Avnu
Mooting Notices
SPECIAL
MEETING
Local 6-1 2-1. W. A.
Sunday, November Nth
11:00 A.M.
At The
- Union Hall --
It is requested that every mem
ber of Local 6-12 be present at
this meeting as we have the
question of the PRESENT
WAGE PROPOSAL up for ac
ceptance or rejection.
ron SALE
8E II VICE STATION- a pump.; Uo fro
eery lor In cotinnvllon, tcr llrpitit
Complettly qulptt. S-ruunt modant
nmne, ioctrj on highway, with rt
MKi. Uiilni for 4aiK.ilock and Inveit
lory. one hl( down. w vr month,
ron HAi.r.
HOT RPIIINOS DIHTIUCT - 6-room
modern hoin. 7-bedroom, hardnood
noon, rtaaamant wlih (urnact, garaga.
Price (UO0. Trmi.
ron BALE
Lora led on Highway 07-lT-ttnll molal.
Automatic oil haat, air comlltlonlitg.
comptciviy rtirniiiiod. Alio ratauraiit
In Mparat building, whlrh la trad
10 rvllauie parly, Lomplctaly f,utpid.
A rmi moitty maker. Prica lO.uoy.
Tanna.
sr.c
Henry Nawhoma
at
T. D. WATTEHS
Haaltor
8IS Main Bt. Ph. 4103
13043 Evanlngal
11-10
LOST Olaaaaa with harry colored plat
tic (rantaa In ntaroon ca. Howard,
Phona 1379. 11-10
HARD Or HKAMNO?
lea the new poatwar "One-Piece1
Hearing Aid. No battery wire, no
narneu 10 wear, nilahtlv ued Sono
tonea, Arouallcona. Weatern Electric
and 01 hern at big diacount. Your aid
taken In trade. Bertram'! Jewelry
more, twu nun Hi., Tnuniaay, o-
vember 13ih. 11-14
KOH HALK-JIgaaw wtih motor, and
wooo lame, a na per, joiner; alo mo
lor. 3339 Wantland. 11-13
WANTED -An electrlo range, new or
uaed. Phono 81 00. 11-10
'NATIONALLY known manufacturer
wanla experienced food aa lea man (or
vouinertt Oregon territory to con
tact the retail grocery and Jobbing
iraae. rermanent poaition. Good aal
ary, tar (urnlahed. AM epenea
wnue iraveiing. itepiy atatlnar aae
experience, etc. Box 1493. Herald
and Nfwi." H-14
Matting Noticts
Klamath ralla A aria
no. itiw. nefuiar
meeting every Tuta-
day night, 7:43 p.m..
r o e. hah, em and
Walnut Vial ting
membere cordially
Invited. t
Aloha chapter of Ihe Fatt-
K.if i 1 aa 1 iiivcji luvauay,
Nnvemler 13, at the Ma
annlc Temple, 4IB Klamath,
9:00 d. m, VTiltora wel
come.
Faille Wood, W. M.
Arthur Dlckaon, W. P.
Loit end Found
AT CITY POUND,
Keno Highway, phono 7239.
Large Terrier, male, wants good home,
Part Toy Terrier and Chihuahua
female, faun and while.
Part Irish Setter pup, male, would like
to una a nomo for.
Owner must call for dog within three
aaya or dog will tie disposed of. Un
claimed dogs can be given to now own
ers upon payment of board bill.
LOST Bulova while gold watch. Finder,
please notify Mr. P. D, Schroeder.
Call ,1130 or 9904. 11-10
Genersl Notices
In Observance
of
ARMISTICE DAY
Welcoming homo War II
veterans!
NISSEN'S INSTITUTE
Will Be Closed
All Day Monday
11-10
Metaphysical Rental
Library
Religious, Spiritual Science
Occult, Yogi Philosophic. Rosl
crucion Books by Well Known
Authors, Open Tuesday, Wed
nesday, IhufSday, Saturday,
11 to 4 p. m. Wednesdov and
Thursday evening 7 to 9, 325
Main, Room 7.
1113
Venetian Shop
Is Now Opon to
Servo You
119 N 4tli Phono 0256
NEW ' VENETIAN BLINDS.
Complete Reconditioning, :
Cleaning
427tf
Ms
Meeting Notices
11-10
General Notices
ROLLING PIN
DONUT SHOP
is now open
Featuring
Donuts by the
Dozen
Donuts & Coffee
Cor. 4 th & Pino
Ph. 3278
11-10
FOR JACK STUARTS DANCE OR.
CIIKUTHA. Phone (U33 ll.lg
Classified Ada Bring Results.
10
Services
RADIATORS
Cleaned, Repaired or Rebuilt,
Tractors Included.
'"Heating troubles corrected
Willi latest equipment and
30 years exporionce.
All Work Guaranteed
New and Died Radiators
Also new copper cores for
nearly all makes and models
of cars and trucks,
Klamath Radiator
Works
2221 So. 6th St. Phono 8041
36U0U
WE PICK UP
AND DELIVER
Trunks Baggago Preito
Logs Coal, etc.
YELLOW CAB CO.
Phone 8171,
Cabinet
and
FINISHED
CARPENTER WORK
Phono 4330
11-15
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Installed. Cement work done. MiMi.m
equipment 19 years In Klamath rails.
mono w. uakcr, 4U03
12(l4tf
SEPTIC tanks, cleaned. Alan drain III.. ,
.u, ,, .-Huiiw jmw ur uu.u, IH-i
MRS. TED FINNEY will give populai
piano le..ona in her home at 932 No.
9lh. Student of Martin Lund, awing
artist. Phona 7907. l-l
PAINTINO anu calaominlng. 2434 Dar
row. Frank Jenka. 11-10 a
KIRIIY VACUUM CLEANER sales and
service. Box 14. Phono 71193. 11-17
WANTED-Window washing. Phono 707H,
, Jtna Hubbard. u.gj
OUTIIOAHD anil gas engines repaired.
KuuomieniBr ie ailing. 11-10
PAINTINO, DECOIIATINO. Phono 4030.
173011
LINOLEUM FLOORS and drain boarda
Installed by experl mochanlca. J. U
Calhoun. Phone 0094 mornings and
avonlngs. . ii-jj
FULLER IIRII8IIEH
Clem Joyer. 1439 Martin. Phona 9077.
11-9iti
CURTAINS LAUNDERED and stretched.
ru .in. . 11.33111
PAINTINO, KEMTONINU, CALC1MIN
ING. Phone 4072. ' 11.14
DaWITT Si KARL FLOOR CO,
Lnylng, Bunding and Flnlaliine
2940 Kan. SI. Ph. 117,19
12-S
PAINTING and Tinting. II. L. Brown.
Ilhnn. 1...
KEMTONB, Painting, Kalaomlnlng.
v,, w,hu,i, iiiinn 1,14,
C. FITZGERALD FOR HOOIS .
Repairs and Coatings
Phones 0194 - 3140
399011
HEMSTITCHING
DRESSMAKING Buttons anil buckles
eovereo. Alterations on new and old
clothing. Mrs, II, M. Allender, 731
Main. Room 319. Ph, 720.1. ll-noni
CHIMNEYS SWEPT, nil stoves and fur.
nnces vacuum ciennnn. immediate ser
vice. E. Hamlin, Phone 472,1. 11-11
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