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The Klamath county library Is
(ciitu.'ing bonks for young villi
droit in their NutloiiHl Book
Week display at tho library this
week.
Mary McComb, county librar
ian, recommends books shown
as those children would enjoy
owning and urges Christmas
shoppers to come In or gift sug
gestions. This display of juvenile books
is the first of a scries of three
gift-idea selections to be present
ed by the library. Next week
books suggested as sifts for the
?:ramniar school child will be
eatured.
Titles of some of the books on
display this week are as follows:
"Mother Goose." illustrated bv
Tasha Tudor; "Mother Goose,'1
musiratca oy uustar Tcnggren:
"Praver fnv a fMiilrl " liv ftm-Knl
Field, illustrated by Elizabeth
Orton Jones, winner of the John
C. Newberry prize for the best
children's book of the year.
"Round the Mulberry Bush,"
illustrated by Gertrude Elliott;
"The Christ Child," illustrated
by Maud and MLska Petersham;
By Fred Harmon
By Leslie Tumor
THATSOUWOEp"
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By Mortin
"Golden Song Book," by Wes
scls; "Spring is Here," by Lois
I.enskl; "lrayer for Lltllo
Things," by Eleanor Furioon;
Travelers All, tho Slory of ltow
Plant Go Places," by Irma Web
ber; also "Up Above and Down
Below," by the samo'aulhor, "
"Anthology of Children's Lit
erature," by Edna Johnson and
Cnrrlo Scott: "Too Hlg," by In
grin and Edgar d'Aulnlre: "Lit
tle Jonathan,1 by Miriam Mason;
"Timid Timothy," by Gweneira
Williams; "Sancho and His Stub
born Mule," by Mark Keats.
Two Armistice Day
Babies Born Here
Two Blrl babies arrived Ar
mistice Day, November 11, at
rtiaiuatu vaney nospuai. A
daughter was born to Mr, and
Mrs. J. L. Barrett. 623 Hliih. and
Mr. and Mrs. FTnnk Wood of
1U3B High, have a babv a rl.
The Barrott child weighed 6
pounds lot ounces at birth and
tho little Wood baby tipped hos
pital scales at 3 pounds 4 ounces.
All concerned aro doing nicely.
VITAL STATISTICS
STEl.7.ENM!?KLI.KR llorn at Klam
ath Vallty ho.pll.1. Kllm.lh Falli, Or.,
Novwitbcr 1.1, 1043. to Mr, and Mm.
Frd Slelicninuellrr. UKU Orrliard.
boy. Weight: B pounds It ounori.
GRAIN Horn at Klamath Vally boa.
pltal. Klamath falli. Or.., Novembar
13. IMS. In Mr. and Mra. Handolnh
Craln. Chllnauln. Or., a hnv. WlMhl.
0 boundi 4i ounvca.
ninnKi.i. uorn at Klamath vallay
hoapltal, Klamath ralla, Or.. Novembar
13, 1D43, to Mr. and Mra. llomar D.
Munaall. a.104 Shaata wav. a alrl. VVaiaht.
7 poundi U tuiiu-e.
PADDOCK Horn at Klamath Vallay
hoapltal, Klamath I'alla, Ore., November
13. 11)43. to Mr. and Mra. Cecil E. Pad
dork, ttua wilford. a alrl. Weight: 0
pounda 1.V ounces.
BAHItETT Born at Klamath Vallay
hoapltal, Klamath Falla, Ure., November
11. 1943. to Mr. and Mra, J. L, tlarrelt.
33 Hlih, a lrl. Weliht: 0 pounda lotli
ounces.
WOOD Born at Klamath Valley hoa-
fttal. Klamath ralla. Ore., Novembar
1. 1043. lo Mr .and Mrs. Frank Wood,
1U3S HKh, a trl. Weight: 3 pounda
4 ouncaa.
OBITUARIES
KOHKRT 5U.TMAN
Robert Siltman, Infant ion of Mr.
and Mra. Ivan Siltman of thta city,
famed away Sunday. November II,
MS at 4:li a. in. Little Robert vu
born in Klamath Falli and wii aged
two day at the time of hli paattng.
Besides hli parents he Is survived by
hi brother, Michael John Siltman.
Graveside service will be held In Link
vtlle cemetery on Wednesday. November
1-t. IMS at 10 a. m. Ward'a Klatatth
Funeral Uorao In charge of arrange
ments.
ELIZABETH nALC
Elizabeth Hale, a resident of this city
for the past 53 years, pasted away In
Klamath Falls Tuesday, November LI,
1945 at 13:30 a. m. She was a native of
Portsmouth. Ohio and was aged 78
yean. 10 months and 13 days at the
time of her passing. She Is survived
by her husband. J. L. Hale of Klamath
Falls. The remains rest at Ward's
Klamath Funeral Home, 933 High, where
friends may call. Funeral arrangements
appear elsewhere In tl.ls issue.
TOM THOMPSON
Tom Thompson, a resident of Bonanza,
Ore., for the past year, passed away In
Klamath Falls, Saturday. November 10.
IMS at 1:30 p. m. He was a native of
Norway and was aged TO years at the
time of his passing. The remains rest
at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. 923
High. Funeral announcement will be
made later.
WILLIAM WESLEr CONNKRK
William Wesley Conners. a resident of
Klamath Falls for the past 38 years,
passed away In this city Sunday. No
vember 11, 1943. He was a native of
Merrlmlchl. New Brunswick, Canada,
and was aged 50 year and T months
at the time of his passing . He Is sur
vived by the following, two daughters,
Jean Duke of Klamath Falls: Sister M.
Clarissa of Baker, Ore.; two ions, Wil
liam F. Conners of Portland. Ore., and
George W. Conners of Klamath Falls,
and three grandchildren. The remains
rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home,
933 High, where friends may call.
Recitation of the Holy Rosary wll be
held In the chapel of Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home at S p. m., Wednesday,
November 14. 1943, with the Rev. T. P.
Casey officiating. Friends are respect
fully invited 4to attend.
FUNERALS
ELIZABETH HALE
Funeral services for the late Cllrabeth
Hale, who passed away In this city on
Tuesday. November 13. 1943, will be held
In the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral
Home. 933 High on Thursday, November
13. 1943 at 10 a. m. with Rev. David
Bamett of the Presbyterian church of
ficiating. Concluding services and In
terment will follow at the Mount View
cemetery. Ashland, Ore. Friends are
respectfully Invited to attend.
ADAM . TALAXAKf
Funeral services for the late Adam S.
Talarakl who passed away in Malln,
Ore., on Sunday, November 4, 1943,
following a brief Illness will he held
In the chapet of the Earl Whltlock
Funeral Home. Pine at Sixth, Wednes
day, November 14. 1943 at 3 p. m. with
the Rev. Daniel B. Anderson, pastor of
the Klamath Temple of this city officiat
ing. Commitment services and inter
ment Unkvllle Cemetery.
WILLIAM WESLEY CONNER
Funeral services for the late William
Wesley Conners. who passed away In
this city, Sunday, November 11. 1943,
will be held In the Sacred Heart Catholic
church, 8th and High, Thursday, No
vember 13, 1943, where a requiem mass
will be celebrated for the repose of
his soul at 9 a. m. with the Rev. T. P.
Casey officiating. Concluding services
and interment will follow In ML Calvary
Memorial park. Arrangements under
direction of Ward's Klamath Funeral
Home. 923 High. Friends are respect
fully Invited to attend services.
When In RENO, Nev.,
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POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
Farmers Attention!
We kill, clren and chill your hogt Vac per pound.
We cure and imoke your ham and bacon 5c per
pound.
We have the bait facilities. Our work is guaran
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Market
Quotations
NKW YOUK. Nov, ) lAIM-Nelpolttl
tiK-ke vuiiilutird to mU rurwaitl hi
totUy'i lock nmikot HUuugli oxiou
Hum wi- plentiful,
lt.)liig quieted eunitwliat after an
aotive uiwitlng In which luw-uuolru
utlltttea vain out In block rumilne to
ItKi.tMH) ihetei for ConinionweNltl. A
Southern up U at 4. Neat- mltlday
plui eiftni of ftactlom lo point or
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Union Parltlo ,..,
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Warner 1'lvtures .
Potatoes
CHICAGO. Nov. 11 (AP-UHUAt Pols
toes: arrivals 3oy, on trark 22t total
U. S. shlnuteiiu Friday tut. Saturday
04O, Sunday &l, Moudnv old.
Supplies moderate (or best qua 1 1 (y
Idaho Itusaets demand innHorale. itmrlini
slightly stronger; for northern slocks
tiemanu rainer now, marKei firm fur
bent quality, dull for other stocks: (or
Colorodu. McCluree demand slow, mar
ket dull and alight ly weaker, hit. ho
llusset Murbanks, U. 8. No. 1. t;i.2A
3, JO: Colorado Med Mi'Clurei, U. 8, No. 1,
SXT.1; South Uakola UlUs Triumphs,
U. S. No. 1, tl.uo; Minnesota and North
Dakota Ullss Triumphs, t'ommeri-lal, un
wfthcd. 91,90: washed. $J.U0-XU0i Cob
biers, commercial. 91.nu.
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FHANCI8CO, Nov.
rAP-USUAtSalable rattle 550; calves
ISO; market active, fully steady with yes
terday'a 23-50 rent advance; two loads
short fed near good 100U lb. steers 110 .14
with light sort; odd good helters 13.1RI,
common-medium hollvrs SlU.00-13.uo;
load good tluo lb. range cows 913.50; few
loads cai.nercuttera S7.0y.tl. 00; complete
early clearance; two cars medium good
vMlves offered; steady on commonme
dlum grades at 9IU.UO-I3.00.
Salable hogs 350, including 133 feeder
pigs; market firm; aoo 3oo lb. barrows
and gilts 913 80; good sows 913.05.
Salable sheep 800: Iamb active, fully
steady: choice grades scarce; medium
good lambs 9H.50-14.eU. common -good
ewes 9J.0O-fl.50.
PKNVrn, Nov. I I tAP-trSDA) Salable
sheep 5300. total 9500: fairly active late,
slaughter lambs moitly steady to week:
choice trurklns 914 35; short load good
lamba 913.75; slaughter ewes steady to
strong; good -choice kinds largely 95.55
50; feeding lambs steady to 35 cents
higher: load good-choice 73 lb. lllack
Faces 913.50 nek high (or season; (our
doubles 05 lb. White Facte 91500. feed
ing awes 10-13 cents higher, up to 90 33;
short loads and trucked In lots 15.05
&00.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. n (AP-USDAl
Salable cattle 330, total 373; calves loo.
market active; generally steady at Mon
day's stronger prices; common-medium
steers 91100-15 00; cutters down to 90.00;
common-medium heifers 910.00-1:133;
cutters down to 9tt.OO; canner-cuttrr
cows 93.50-7.50; fat dairy type cowl
$a. 5O-10.O0; medium-good beef cows
1 10.50-13. 00; common-medium sausage
bulls 9J) 00-11.00; good light beef bulls
up to 911-50; good-choice vealers 913.50
14.M; grass calves 9l3.0O-13.O0; one lot
410 lbs. 913-30.
Salable hogs 100. total 533; lira Me
supply feeder pigs held over; demand
narrow; market nominal: slaughter hogs
active, fully steady at celling; barrows
and gilts, all weights, 9U-50, sows
91505.
Salable and total sheep BOO: market
active, steady: good-choice wooled lambs
13.00-50: few hend 130 lb. weights
13.73; shorn lambs 913.35-50; common
medium lambs 910.00-11.80: (aw feeders
I i. 00-11.30; . good awes 95.50; feeders
3.50. .
CHICAGO. Nov. 13 lAP-USOAlSal-
able hogs 10.000, toUl 33.000: active and
xuiiy steady; gooa ana cnoice uarrows
and silts at 130 lbs. ud at the 914 B5
celling: good and choke sows at 914.10;
complete clearance.
Salable cattle U000. total tUOO: salable
calves 1000, toUl 1300; fed steers and
yearlings steady; active on choice kinds;
even medium to average good grades In
fairly broad demand at 91-t.oo-ltt 30;
about 20 choice loads good beef cows
steady to strong: canncrs and cutters
and other beef cows strong to 13 cents
higher: bulls scarce, firm, weighty
sausage bulls to 913 25 and heavy beef
bulls to 914.25; vealers firm at 91350
down, scarce; stock cattle slow, steady.
mostly ti2.9U-lo.ou wun cnoicv ncer
calves and light yearlings to 915 30.
Salable sheep 3000. total 0000; market
generally steady; good and choice native
slaughter lambs 914.35 to mostly 914.50;
bucks Included; nothing done on year
lings; common to choice native slaugh
ter ewes 93.00-5.30 according to grades;
nothing done on western ewes.
WHEAT
CHICAGO. Nov. 13 f API Profit cssh
Ing In the last few minutes of today's
grain futures trading cauicd losses of as
much as 2'a cents In the May delivery
of rye from yesterday's close and more
than 4 cents In oats.
Rye hit a new 33 year high when It
advanced the dally 3 cent limit In the
December and May deliveries at the
opening, with December at 91.00' and
May at 91.82'fi. The other contracts
were at the celling. 91.44'i.
Short covering marked the advance
but profit taking In both deliveries In
the last few minutes of trade carried
December to 91.H5; May to 91.7V, -1.73
ttr hnlfalntf at 9100'. and 91. R3. re
spectively, the greater part of the day.
At me Iimsn wneai was iincnariicu (o
y.t Inwiir than vesterdav's close. De
cember 91.60'. Corn was unchanged at
celling. December 91. 1B, Oats were
2'i to 4'c lower. December 7.1 '-',.
Rye was 3c higher to 2'ic lower, De
cember 1.85'4-l.a3. Barley was C
lower to l'c higher, December 91.22.
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WEATHER
OltKHUN Mostly ctmidy wllh oc
L'askinal light i Ins today ami tonight
notlhweit tmrllim and mow flumes
northeast portion, spreading southward
nriursiiay, i.iiiio ieinieraiure mange.
MixIriMtn Hii1ilhu'aBlflv viiittU nil miakl
NOIITIIKHN (..'Al.li OMNIA -- Hcattered
amiwera uumy, ttuiighl and WiMliiKiiiay.
Few showers norlltsnt iitniiiilMlits. Htime-
whnl wanner Wednesday. Moderate to
i nan Murinwesieriy wituie oil cuail.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICK OF BA1.K
Nollre la hsi'aliv vlvall that Ilia
umleralgneil, Nli.rKI or Klamath County,
urcaoii, mirauani 10 an oru.r of tna
Count Court u( Klainatli County, Ore
eon, dated the UOth day o( Octobtr,
IU4.1, will, on the tlolh day at Nov.m
bar, 111411, at lha hour ot t.u o'clock
In tha forenoon of aald day, at lha
front door of the County Court Home
In Klamath Fella, .Oiaenn, sail for rath
tho real Dronerty hereinafter deaurlh.
ed, for the auui of not laaa than lha
amount set out In ca.h In each of the
aeparate parcala hereinafter dearrlbad,
same tialne the minimum price aa aet
uy ,ite aaiu iroumy louri. Tna aald
real properly la rieacrlbed aa followa:
NWti. 1011 acres. Hec. IJ. T2J. MltD.
K. W. M 11110.00.
b'.b's, mo acres, see. it. tu, ane,
C. V. M., 140.00.
HK'.NKI.. 40 acres, lae. 3. TIB. am.
K. w. M., ino oo.
NW 19 acrea of NWHSf ; dese, dead
vol 04 p am. I. It acres, Hec. It, T03,
BUT. T.. W, M.. 1111.00.
a1. nwf. iHt acres, tfec, , T39, arte,
a., w. r.1., ,ijvw,
HtvNWNKi.NK'., to acres, lao. 19,
fan. NIII4. K. W. M, lia.oo. .
.StsN'.rJWl.NWV., 10 arras, Sao. M.
T.H. SHI4, K. W. M., 119.01).
Iiir,W, 90 acrea, Sec. II, T.1T, 8MT.
T.. W. M. NEl.NK't, 40 acres, Kao. 14,
TO, HUT. K. W. M., 9190.00.
aWV.NWta 40 acrea, Hec. 19 M7 tl7,
K. W. M., lOn.lM).
fttsNWH, NKt.SWV.. NWt'.Iiri', l(W
acres. Sac. XI, TJ7, SIII9, C, W. M.,
99(HI.O0.
rrar. NKr.sr.v, dean, deed vol. Ill, p.
.Itlll, 1JIIU acrea, Hec, 11), Tan, Bill),
C. W. M.. 11.000.110.
NltHK',NW' ao acrea. Flee. 31 T.1II,
nhv, r.. w. m.: EttvnEHWs,, ao acrea,
Hec. 31, Tail. Hllll. K. W M., tiooixi.
KlliBWl,, Wl.SK',, ftr.t.HKI,, tlmher
only. Heo. M, rati, Hllll, E. W, M
aoo oo.
NtiNlaNWt'.NKt'., 10 acrea, lac. 19,
Tan. HII19, t. W. M , 135 w.
HKI.NKt'., 40 acrea. Mac. 31, T40, HUT.
X. W. M. 8W1.NWI',, NWf.HWt',, AO
acres, Hec, 14, T40, HIT, . W, M.,
llmi.oo.
Lota I, 3. a, Sri'.SEf, tbr. only. Sec.
17, T40. 8117, K. W. M.I KtaMKI't, BO
acrea. Hec. 3a. T40, HII7, K W. M : HW..
HWI., 40 acrea, Hae. 14, T40, BUT,
. W. M . 1430 00.
NWl.NWl., HWV.NWV,, 10 acres, Sec.
B. 'Mo. II It7, E. W. M., IIJO.OO.
SWI.tlEt., 40 acrea, Hec. 9, T40. am,
E. W. M . 9130 00.
SK'.NEI.. 40 acrea. Sac, I, T41. tint.
E. W, M., 900 OO.
Iit 9. 41 errea. Sec. 7, T4I, BRIO,
E. VI. M.: Lot 9, la so acres, Bee. 7. T4I,
Smo. E. w. M . 91O0.O0.
All. Acres, rirst. Lot 4. Block I, 950.00.
Stewart. I, 14. B3; L 19, na. 990.00.
Doten HELy 4'. Lot 30, Ulock li Lot
31. Illock I. 900 00.
Idler. .t. Lot 19. Block I, 919 00.
Idler.. I. Lot 1. BlrMk 1, 919 00.
Worden. Lot II, Illock aa, 919 00.
Worden, Lot 11. Block 30. 919 00.
Worden. Lot 37, Block 90. 919 00: Lot
39. Block 90, 119.00; Lot 19, Block SO,
919 00.
Chlloquln, Lot II. Block 9. IV) 00.
Chlloouln. Second, Lot 9, Ulock 4:
Lot 10, Illock 4, 9130.00.
Chlloouln, Second, Lot 4. Block 9: Lot
9, niork 9. Ho 00.
West Chlloquln. 11 a. Block 1. 9390 00.
K r - Uuana Vlsla, Lot 10, Block 37,
900 00. 1
K r nixon. Lai I. Block 13. 9100 00:
Lot 1. Block 13, 9100 oo; Lot 3. Block
13. 9100 00; Lot 4, Block 13, 9390 00.
K r lllaon. Lot 9. Block 13, 9130.00:
Lot a. Block 13. 9390 00.
K r - ralrvlew, W(, Lot t. Block 7.
9300 00.
K r riral, NWly 01 ft., Lot 1, Block
9, 9170 00.
K r - Hillside. Lot II, Block 49,
9340.00.
K r. Hot Snrlnla, SWIy 90 ft.. IM
I. Block .19: SWIy 30 ft , of NWly 39 ft.,
Lot 3, Block 33. 9-WO 00.
K K, Industrial, lil 39, Block 13,
9179.00.
K r. Industrial, Lot 10, Block U,
9100.00.
K r Lakevlaw, Lot , Block 94,
9139 00: Lot 3. Block 94, $139,001 Lot 4,
Block 94, 9133.00.
K r - Lakevlaw. l.ot 9. Block 94.
9133.00: IM 0. Illock 94. 9133 00.
K r. Mllla 3nd, My 30 ft., Lot 10.
Block 110. 9330.00.
K T - Second, l.ot 9, Block 33. 930.00:
Lot a. Block 13. 930.00.
K r - Mountain View, twit 10, Block
13, 93000; Lot II. Block 13, 930 00: Lot
13. Block 13, 30.00; Lot 31, Block 11,
930 00.
K r . Nob Hill, Lot 10, Block 1, 911 90.
K r - Nob Hill. I.ol 11. Illock 1, 919 30.
K r Nob Hill. Lot 3, Block 3. 913.30;
Lot 4. Block 3, 913 90: l.ot 9, Block 3,
91130: Lot It, Block 3. 91190.
K r . Nob Hill, Lot 3, Block 9, 913 90;
Lot 4. Block 9. 91190.
K r - Nob Hill. Ixit 9, Block 7. 911 90;
Lot 10, Block 7, 913 90.
K r Nob Hill. I.OI 1. Block 17. 919.00;
Lot . Block IT, 913 00.
Bonama. W 100 ft. of '. Lot 3. Stock
a: w loo ft., Ixt 4. Block 1; w loo ft.
Lot 9. Block B, 9190.00.
Bonanra. riral. Ixit a. Block 33. 139 00;
Iit T. Block 33. 913.00: Lot a. Block U.
933 00: Lot t. Block 31. 939 00.
Dated thta lath day of October, 1043:
I. L. LOW.
Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon.
N-a-13-30-37, No. 334.
CLASSIFIED HATES
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lams afternoon In ' New Today column
30 Olacount for Payment In Advance
97. Dlacount for Payment be 10th
Naw Today
WANTED Woman to help with semi
Invalid. Stay day and nliht. Phone
soon. 11-19
WANTED Hoy 10 or over for extra
work. Cascade Laundry. 11-17
FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent. 4
ronma and bath, hot water lenk. In
quire at 3233 Orchard. lOOatf
Can t Find
Laundry Soaps?
That's because fals ore
scarco. Your usod fats are
noeded In making soap , . .
as woll os nylons and many
other Items.
TURN IN YOUK USIO fATSI
PHONE 5323
HKHALD AND NEWS-EIGHT
roll HALE tied (ox scarf, cuintileta.
Phone 71HI0. Il-I
roll BALE- la aau.e double barrel
aholaun, new. Phone 1071, 11-11
roil SALE 11 lima; rifle, clip line.
940.110, Call 1114 Jelferaou HI, 11-14
roil SALE-410 aholaun, holt action.
shut, a' Imaea shells, 9301X1. 30-30
Winchester carbine rifle 940.011: .
h p. Hrlaas siraiton t" motor, 910.00.
3004 Crest St. Phone 71111 1119
ONE HIKE 111 Eastman folding Camera,
939.00, Bell's Sludlo, next dnor In
Pine Tree Thealte. Il-H
ItETtlNNEII VETKHAN, wife I llr.
fleully need Iwo-bedroom furnished)
louse, Isaaa ur lent wllh option to
buy. Phuue 0103, Mr. Jonaa. It-It
WANT TO RENT furnlahad apartment
by Christian family, Wrlle Box laaa,
rare Herald and News. Illi
roll aAl.E-Twn saddle horses, OK for
rhlldien, (leldlua 9 years, mare aged.
Uiu llaailund, phone 4401, Merrill.
rilYERS, MROILEHS, ROASTERS-9O0S
Andaraon Ave, Phone 4oe. IS 19
OP. SALE t work horses, i and T
yaara old. harness, una aeldluc.
yeara old, unhroka, ell for 9119. Paler
llrteslarse, Unaell Vallay. 11-11
riMST 9100 lakes fresh a-gallon fluern.
aey cow and heifer calf. Phone 94ia.
11-11
roil SALE . White enamel tat water
healer. Call 0143. 11-11
NEW I. lip. Crosley compressor unit,
complete wllh motor: new Is horse
power heavy duly Kelvlnator unit,
make your own cold eloraael
99 gallon ateel drumsi small eom.
Rreasor suitable for spray painting!
air dryarl electric clipper for home
use: new a. Inch skllsaw, 140 E, Main.
11-11
LOHT-Lady's brown billfold, contain
ing money and valuable papers, rind
er return papers and keep currency.
914 High. 11-11
SLEEPINO ROOM lor couple. 1147 East
01,
WILL TRADE EqlllTY in Lbedrmmi
modern home In Hot Springs, with
hardwood floors, full basement, auln
mallo oil heal, fireplace, beautiful
view and yard, decorated Inside end
out this year, for 3 or 4-nedroom mo
dern home, same area. Would buy If
trade not wanted. Will aaaume. tllve
location and approximate price your
place, Courtesy agenta or owner..
Write Box l7, care Herald and
Newa. It 17
f ARADISE LODOS
Both rield end Lake Hunting
Motor launch and Row
Boat rurnlshed
Good Beds
lllunlera rurnlsh Their Own BLnkelal
Modern hultdlng-larga combination din
Ing and living room with flreplare.
GOOD MEALS
Phone 7913
ror Reservatlona
ros SALE -1933 Chrysler sedan. Call
eeUT 11-13
AUCTION
rrlday, November lath
One o'clock
1 mile east of Bliss store, I mites from
Dairy. . Take Lekevlew Highway.
Have leased my ranch and will sell mr
entire hard of heavy producing, high
testing Jersey and Guernsey cows. All
aalea auhjert to purcheeer milking eowa
before moving from ranch. Any eow
found other than represented, buyer will
be privileged to withdraw his bid. This
ta one nt Klamath County's finest herds.
Young, well bred, and In fine rendition.
Anyone needing cows should attend
thta auction.
91 CATTLE
M milking, S springer., 19 yearling
heifers, Guernsey end Durham! 10 ealvea
Registered Red Milk Slreha
Shorthorn Bull
All double le.lad In July.
Terms. -Cs.h
' Lunch Available
H. T. LAFFERTY, OWNER
COL, SW10ART, AUCTIONEER
CHIMNEYS SWEPT, oil stoves and fur
nace, vacuum cleaned. Immediate ser
vice. E. Hamlin. Phone 4113. Il ia
WANTf.D-Btenngrapher. must be per
manent. Apply Ulan Evans. Klamath
Medical Clinic 11-19
FOR SALE 9-room circulating heater:
3 weanar plga, 3311 Madison. leosif
WANTED-Chlld'a alad. Phone 414.
1110
LOST-Small brown briefcase. Saturn
lo Herald and News. Reward. U-lft
LOBT-Chlldren'e pet, black ' Cocker
puppy, about B monlhe old. between
Williamson river bridge and Klamath
Indian Agency. Answer, to name
"Inky." Please call aaao. 11-19
LOST - Probably In Pine Tree 'theatre,
about Nov, 3rd, girl's brawn purse,
containing billfold, money, - Eugene
high achool student body ticket, etc.
rinder may keep money, nut please
return purse and contenla to DORO
THY THOMASON, 1470 E. 10th St.,
Eugene, Oregon. 1119
PAINTING. CALCIMININO. enamel
work, city or country. Satisfscllnn
guaranteed. Frank Janka. Phone
7370. 11.11
SLEEPINO BOOM, gentlemen. 0.19 Rosa
ni, or can 7030. loootf
POULTRY RANCH FOR SALE-Modarn
3-badroom home, almost now furni
ture, large new poultry house for
.100, deep well, double garage. All
fenced, Exalt fencing. Thoroughbred
breeding slock for sate. Rl. 3, nox
1147. Shady Pine, north old nend
highway. 11-19
FOR SALEMndarn home, basement,
furnace, double garage, apartment to
rent out completely furnished, 10 ft,
refrigerator for sale, with home.
99000 cash. 430 Hillside. 10I0K
FOR SALE-IOaO Plymouth 4-door sedan,
clean Inside and out. Two-wheel
trailer, 1930 Orchard. 11-14
roil'SALE-10.14 Master Chevrolet, new
motor, goon runner. Algoma, nt, 3,
Box 1311, Newlon Walker. 11-17
FOR SALE One new Foley electric
automatic aaw filer at 4o:nl s. aih.
11-10
35 CLETRAC Tn ACTOR wllh Wood
Isaacson Trail builder blade. 80 Cater
pillar Tractor wllh Willamette Hysler
Double Drums. For Information call
or write Anderson Bros. Junk' Ma
ehlnary Co, These Tractor, are lo
cated at Prlnevllle, Oregon. 1110
roR SALE la gauge double barrel
,.., n,,u -iiso one email
practically new showcase. Cell 9033.
11-13
FOR SALEOne female Springer Span
afler O.p. m. u-i;i
WANTED TO RENT-Young couple wish
furnished apartment or house. Nn
children or pets. References, Phone
O093. 11-13
DISCHARGED VETERAN and wife want
to rent apartment or small house.
Clifford Alsaker, Pelican Hotel, phena
7013. "urlO
Walt For
WESTINGHOUSE
Harry Hafter
. . Furniture
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