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Newspaper Page TextI; OUR BOARDING HOUSE ;VOO ASk MORE aOESTlOMS THfcN AAV TUR.SSk.cV AROUN5D T(A& BLOCK' BEFORE HOOPLfc W BOOSIAT THAT MISSIM& SOFA LAST MARCH FOR.1 3 D0Ml4 -SO VOtAW? SI v." I "THE EASv U!rV m itw.ic. t. w Red Ryder Wash Tubbi HURRy, PATTHEN fU. UNTIE YOU '. I 1ES.IJCHES5.1HER COULD BE I. f II f TH' Ct-O FORTS KEA "M I THERE AAV f A M I JtV RECORD OF ANITA'S PARENTS AT J II U 1 A&V!POSED FO TsNT V HISTORICAL fWRKSR.') I FORT ELLIS' VICTIMS OF THAT I I IBSesOEARS.RED.' ) NX I ?i35,ln I WERE, r J .- tj. I il kSS-JOSSM KT i, nl I W -' . I I --f,lttWi' N &uRiEp I'll tSKSgSM NN M" 'V P. .THERE' A .. I f ;l .Vw ll'Ml " XI I I it m T V I KaW YsBJv. NIPS MIGHT RECOVER FRCT T7 QUICM irig . T I pwnNroineKow I ,KWSA nsv DUrrtvRT THc PRUOCES I HlraELF..,BUT HE wPn T (t -rfTSk L AMD STOP THE FIWT I CLAIM TO THE THRONE. THEN V NOW HOW HARP YOU Booti and Her Buddie Alley Oop Freckles and His Friends OoiM'r Little Orphan Annie I HEAR ANNIE TALKING, BUT WHEN I GO IN NO VU. tT V V04OVO WHO I I rWHATS UP, POC )tOO BET SOUR LIFE WE ARE.' ) " ARE WE &OIM& J WE'RE (30N& HOME.' TAKE A ) i SOMEWHERE fGAN PER AT THAT WIRE THAT JVl Hey,fbeck,are you Too 1 OH, TALKING-TO ONES SELF ISNT ONE IS WITH HER.' TOO SERIOUS, IN A r- . tT SMALL CHILO with SOMUtT? SO H,( fnOD 6PRIM& BLOSSOMED HE INTO SUMMER. MSGS.' WO VOtTVA ITS ROSES MEANS AND BEES COULD THEN) CAME FALO MERCHANT AMD FOOTBALL.' HAME ISNJT IT AMAZING OUR. HOW SEASOMS MHIZ PAVT AMD THE PAVNVENiTS COfAe DOB? mcprcMfiDV' 1. 7-7 THESE MRS.BVUbfe'LtS.YOO TOLO ME soo worn 4ow vovsszt Wt. ntf BOTwei mp cmjii cdv. " I'LL NAXCK "EN ( OKAH EAjyJ I CjATEBy niK MURPEREP RUKU- V60 HE HAO TO SET Ripl : J I YMHTL6 YOU RUN T Vi -1KT f WTO BECAUSE HE THOUGHT I OF WU BOTH TO PSOTKT I I I 11 ' I iveeor things on my mind S one MHfl h uji gc IMAGINATION"- BUT, OF COURSElSWE IS GETTING PRETTY BIG FOR TMOT THE Sort of thinG' 1 FOR THAT f THE GHOST OF A ANV BtPLAN ATIOW -1 MAJOR HOOPIE OUT OUR WAY AM EhJS, THE CARTED COUCH STORE? HON . N MVW. TO VSftSTt HOKTKKb VWH NOOR Wi4"6PvK(0 1 HOKiVi6 6! 'www iwict. we. T. nim.t nr. t0t. AT FIRST 6H6 BUT LATER. WHEM6HE MOW H VOO He's in a blue f fSTT T IThe wont F05.' MS GIRL Mj'Wl JJCMIN0ThE. FRIENP SHOT M4tryH) Shrt- BUMP I HE HAD TO frlr,C. '"- HECARHIES BAILOUT TnrK ( ' t fft J AN ESTRA XJ!II!I. Xfev. com. tMi ay yr v ct. Inc. T. l. Bti. U, . WT. . y CLAIMED) THAT SAWTHAT I DIDN'T APPROVE, SHE WAS OR BELIEVE HER, SHE TALKING WITH WQULDNT MAKE ANY EXPLANATION GHOST OF I X. WQULDNT MAKE I LORDTWIFFLEPIP' JJyVBORN AND CAISEC I'VE BRA3GED ABOUT A HEAVEN, A .V. HE RET A-HUH- THRU 1H' FOC O SHOPS IT SHINESi . f ARE YOU SURE j WITH ITS SNOW WHITE FORCH A PEEKIN' 1 sTHIS ISTHE J-A THRU TH' MORNllM' OUORV VINES... 'ltS?sIACE-Ir . V AH, WHAT A PLEASANT PASTIME, J L RVi'i-ffll n ? JUS' BLOWIN' OFF OUR HORN-- fi! ZiKULSS! V.VvuULB-tJLJl BUT NEVER GO TO SHOWIN'OFF 1 jfeSVffiwK PLACE WHERE wasborm7 . VX ww" i,.i7 arwiaM, THE PET WITH MANGE By Fred Harmon WAS MVED ANITA, TOO.' MIE V? OS IS AT HEI? LAST T3-C-5TCV:, ThS (SUtLIS TWE ANITA GAT" CHE'S -f;T TO CrtARLETSSf By Leslie Turner By Martin By V. T. Hamlin By Blosser By Harold Gray WELL, PROBABLY it) better have a serious talk With amnie-sheLl - 8KIAP OUT OF rf' lsll tT-1 THVi .Tl je- im4 n im iifft. we. t. w era u t w. . W MV STARS, ELBERT.' TTUTT 1 WHATDOVOU " I SUPPOSE HAS iCOOLON'tII L BEEN GOIN& SavTbuT I 1 UN OUT MEAMTORNP THERE? I OUT IN A J j rtPffS muwu; m Urn j gSgjg-jJ BY J. R. WILLIAMS I rt-17 NK ml I, kt. Ut,KI. I Lanqell Valley LANGELL VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Revel I o( Klamnth Fulls visited on Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Rny Davis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dalton and small duughter left Friday for North Carolina to visit his rela tives. He recently received his discharge from the army. They were going by way of Boise, Ida., to visit Mrs. Oalton's grandmother who is 91 years old. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brown and Martin were Wednosrinv dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazicr and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott House have received word that their son Davis is in the United States and will soon be home. He has been in Germany and overseas many months. Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Carter and daughter of Sprague River spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. Rav Marchnnt and family spent Sunday eve ning with Mr. and Mrs. Wcs Dearborn. Margaret Jane Thnmm i. at Grants Pass with her grand parents. Mr. and Mr I. w Monroe, while her parents Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Thomas and David go to Berkeley to visit Ruth Thomas and Rev. and Mrs. J. Henry Thomas. Ruth is now able to be up part of each day and is recovering from her lone illnpu Mr Mrs. Noel Thomas and' son of t-oriiana will go south with the Reginald Thomases. Claude Murrav srirnt days last week at Coos Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zick and Larry of San Francisco arc vis iting relatives in Bonanza and Klamath Falls. WEATHER Max. M Eugene m Klamath Falll -Sacramento Portland . .,.. Reno . San Franciico Seattle Med ford Red Bluff ...4S 46 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Parti cloudy today, tonight with scattered showers today; Increoilng cloudtneo Sunday: little temperature change; mod erate aouthweiterfy wind off coast. OBITUARY AI.VA1I II. HAMMOND Alvah B. Himmnnri. rrairlonl nt Klamath Falls for the pait 25 years, Raised away in this city on Friday, ovember 18, 11)48 at 12:30 p. m. He was a native of Marshall County, Kamtas and was aged 76 years. 11 months and 18 days at the time of his paailng. He Is survived by the following: wife, Julia L. Hammond, Klamath Falls; two tons. u. u. Hammond or Klamath Falls and E. L. Hammond of The Dsllei, Ore.; two brothers, Charles Hammond of Klamath Falls and F. E. Hsmmnnrt of Medford, Ore.; one sister, Alice Houston of Eagle Point, Om. The remains ret warns Kiamatn Funeral Home. 023 High, where frlendi may call. Funeral announcement appears eliewhere In this Issue. FUNERALS ALVAH B. HAMMOND Funeral services for the late Alvah B. Hammond, who oanaed awav In thin city on Friday, November 16, lf)43, will ue ncid in tne cnapci or ward s Kiamatn Funeral Home, 925 High, on Tuesday, November 20, 1043 at 2 p. m. with Major W. Roiwall of the Salvation Army of ficiating. Concluding services and In terment will follow at Linkvllle cem etery. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend. WALTER MBCIIAM FRITHCII Funeral Bervlcct for the late Walter Mecham Frltxch of Sabastopol, ' Calif., who pniied away In this city on Friday, November 16, 104S following an lllncaa of five days will be held In Sehaitopol on Monday, November 10, 1043. The remains were forwarded via Railway Express Agency on Friday, November lO, lM mi :w p. m. trranitemcuiB were under the direction of the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home of this city. For XMAS TOYS All Metal Taeter Totters Model Supplies . Gas Motors PAINT AND CHECK YOUR CHILD'S BIKE 5.00 Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE XtOOjfiXlg, Composition NewajiooFS O Shingles en olo ones All Kinds of Flat Work Cum Coating Let us inspect your root ' needs before the rainy season H. C. HIGH 621 Commercial Phone 6632 New Pine Creek Tlio bond dunce sponsored by the litist uranuo buturduy cvu liing was well utlonded and tlio combined supper una dunco nut ted uround 114, it wus learned through those in cliuruo, The uffuir lusted until uround 3 o'clock mid n ulnto lunch sup- per was enjoyed at midnight. An enjoynblo mid sort of surprise fcuturo of tlio evening wus that several of tlio local boys, out of the service, were present and enlivened tlio spirits of the Home guuras. L,uir Ueu try hud Just returned on Sulur duy ii nd pupped up at the dunce as did u I so Jasper lioycr uiul Snouky Bishop. Thiro were also several other service boys present recently Home on lur iouuhs or dischurges. Jasper Buyer hud Just liiuclo a trip up to wasiungtou alter his cur and wus returning to his base. He stopped at Hoy Purlin's to say hello and learned there wus a dunco in the old State Lino town and although he hud been driving steady for a duy und a half, and ho was due In Sun Frauciscq at Camp Purks, Sunday at 4 p. in., ho said he'd have to tuko in the dunce. We regret very much that Jasper had the misfortune of losing his purse with $30 in It and other papers und cre dentials. If anyone should find sumo il will bo appreciated if it is turned in at the post of fice or to Roy Purlin. Mr. and Mrs. George Blurton arrived last Wednesday evening from Durham, Calif., and visited Bnbe and Zella Blurton und brother, W. 11, Blurton until Sunday when they left for Alturas where they were to visit a day or so with Roy Blurton and family. A family reunion dinner was held at Mrs. S. Gallagher's home lust Sunday. Attending were Mr, and Mrs. George Blurton, Alturas, Calif., Pete Blurton of Davis Creek; Jess Blurton. Fall River: W. H. Blur ton, New Pine Creek; Mrs. Dor othy Youngblood, and children, Norman and Florence Ann, Davis Creek; Mrs. Allle Hum morslcy, Edythc Blurton, Mr. and Mrs. Babe Blurton and Mrs. Sadie Keller, all of New Pine Creek. George Partln. Tom Partln and family, and Orval Purlin and family of Redmond, Ore., were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Partln, Mrs. Lydia Smith and son, Murk Partln, from Saturday, leaving for homo Wednesday. Tom Partln is out on furlough from the Pacific theater, having seen action in Lcyte, the Philippines and other island campaigns. He is expect ing his discharge soon. Mrs. Bessie Woods and Hcr schcl Fleming were brief visit ors here two days this week, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Car men Fleming and friends. There will be a regular meet ing of the East Side grange this Saturday evening. Discus sions ore expected to develop around the future social events of the winter. A potluck supper will follow an hour or so of dancing. Babe Blurton has recently moved a house which he pur chased from Howard Wells, lo cated at Fairport, up to his lots situated Just south of the Green Garden tavern on the highway. He is remodeling the building which he plans to de velop into a business property. When materials can be had he plans t o install a Standard service station with accessories. It has also been rumored that a combination of other busi nesses such as a barber shop and lunch counter may later be equipped. Blurton has not made a definite statement as yet con cerning the nature of the estab lishment he plans to operate other than, that he intends to put in a service station. Wollman Smith has started trapping for lynx cats In the range o f mountains between Lakcvlcw and New Pine Creek. He says the market on lynx cats is reported strong this winter while coyotes are practically at a standstill. A good lynx cat now will bring as high as $18, he says. VITAL STATISTICS ClinBEV Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore,, November 18, 1C43, to Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Curbrv, 246 Wendllng, a girl. Weight: ff pounds I'i ounces. HUNT Born at KlRmfllh Valley hos pital, Klamath Falls, Ore., November 10, 104.1, to Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunt, Rocky Point road, a boy. Weight; 6 pounds 1 ounce. Courthouse Records Marrlsf Licenses OONNELLA-niANCIII. August Peter Gonnella, 20, fnrmrr. Native of Cali fornia. Resident of Pelican City, Ore. Frnncei Mnry Hlanrhl. 17, box factory worker. Native of California. Resident of Pelican City, Ore. NUNN-BHOWN. John Milton Nunn, 23, farmer. Native of California. Resi dent of Bray, Calif, Jennie Chlole Brown, 21. Native of Nebraska. Resi dent of nray, Calif, CLAWSON-MEADE. Fred Willis Claw. son, .10, box factory worker. Native of California. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. Jean Bertha Meade. 20. beauty operator. Native of Oregon, Resident of Klamnth Falls, Ore. BROWN-BHAATZ. Ira D. Brown Jr., 22, construction worker. Native of Lonlilnnn, Resident of Klamath Falls, Oro. Lois Morion Brnntz, 20, steno grapher, Native of Wisconsin, Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore, WHITLATCH-DIXON, Ronald Edward Whltlalch, 28, farmer. Native of Ore gon. Resident of Klamnth Falls, Ore, Ethel Mae Dixon, 24, teacher. Native of Oregon. Resident of Klamath rails, Ore. WARNER-JUHL, Ralph W. Warner, 24, student. Nntlve of Colorado, Resi dent of Klamath Falls, Ore. Patricia Vlrglnln Juhl, 20, clerk. Native of Minnesota. Resident of Santa Monica, Calif. . . . ('amplalnls Filed Elizabeth Irene Woods vs. Em lie Ross Woods, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel LISTINGS WANTED For Action Call 5414 SlROUTs,I,,';WA,i1' 1 rent eat ftilverf laer of ronn frr Kronen r. Una mrwle over 07,000 antra of liuiiiea J'nrntN Arrrnwr. Buyrra from nil over (he World. Kreit open I latino;, K. A. KTROUT REALTY" AGENCY CHESTER T. BJERKE Local Aisoclate 1815 Oregon Avenu fr'2 Siturd.y, Nov. 17. 1848 and Inhuman trtntiiifnl, Onuttlt lnar C'.ilf. iM.mllff mlurallim " tn.lilan tlaina nt Kllialtallt Irana II rk fnril. J. C. O'Nalll, auurna) for plain- wr. Il.fl..a. (lraittaa Ttiomai J. Mylian v.. Ktllla leva Mvllan. Ida Upal Turn! vi. Alliai-t K. Ttirnrr. It C:. VtM'ltalfar v.. Anna VMltalf.r. Wlltnir II. WlillroiuU Jr. vi, Uulll, Jaalt WhlU'umn. Jutlli'a C'aurl 1onard A. Iturkliaari, no 1P48 tktnia llvkar. rint, in. nil. Launani A. niirkhfail, no I'UC pirtllll. IMita. aft. All. .HttiaiKlad. l.awmu Kilwant Mlli'liall, fallura to MU.V .Inn .Ian. r iik. in.no. Illchaiit Kiigmta l.nwt, ralhira to obay iu,p aian. r in., ik hi. CLASSIFIED RATES Ona day par word 4o I day run a day run A day run .par word So par word Ito par word i:io S day run Walk run Month run .par word Mo .par word ttlo .par word s Ada raralvad by l:oo p. m. will appaar .atiia aflartioon In "Naw Today" column. itiH. Ultoounl (or 1'avntaut In A'lvanca .1 t) .fount (or I'avin.ul by ltllli NKW IIKHALD AND NKVYH phoiul mini- war, ei... Naw Today LOST On STOLEN lail Saturday nlaht, i.inaia t.rnara. una fray, x ,an old. Ions hair Ilka lenity. Ona wltlta, S mm. old. m.illum lona hair. I'rom Ka Oak SI. 11. ward. II-IT TIIKODOtlK IHCKHON UphoUlarlng rurnllura Ahnp UpholitarliiR. n.palrlna, It.flnlahlnS Hiirlnn ltacni,illll,,a,l Phona M7 .-UI4I sh.ila Way Klamath ralli . 11-11 LRAUINd MANIirACTlllllCIt ol I'.l.nl an uuilty cal.mlar. .uvh at narord ral.iidari, mini ial.ndari. D.k ral andara plus a rnmpl.la Una of Com marclal and Art calandara, advarlla Ini iirlaltl,a In p.ar. cardboard, laath.r. malal and rallulolil, baa op.ii. ma for a .al.aman In Ihu larrltory. nanini mion aiaru Davainoar 1.1 lilv. datalla In lint latlar. Wrlla nnaud-Drown, Mlnnaapolli la, Minna ola. 1 u-17 WANTED-Car waih.r. Colorvd gantla man prafarrad. Pick b. Millar Co. lauotl WANTKD Younf man 10 work on lub rication rack. Olck o, Millar Co. loaotl TOR UKNT Small ona-room funil.lt.d apartni.nt. Bullabla (or ona oar.nn only. XU Commarclal. 11.17 rOH SAl.r. Cl.an 3 rKiin mod.rn bouaa, rlna. In, ronipl.laly (urtilih.d, liooo. 9300 down, balanca 9.10.00 muntb. Immadlata po.tai.lon. Alto a-badronm houta, complalaly (urnlih.d. 942M Two-liadroom houaa, .un(urnlah.d. 417 Mt. Whllnay. Call all day Sunday. 11-17 roil SALE -lOtl Ply paclal Paluxa. Call 7310 or 431 Oak SI. 11-30 I'OR SA1X-M Plymouth coupa, haalar, Inauranca, antl-(raia. Caah 93AOOO. Phona oelO altar 6 p. m. 11-10 rOR SALE-. 1034 Dodia aadan, tlr.. Al.o 4-whaal trail. r, S lira,. 3134 Cr.,1. 11-30 rOR BALE- tli.lla. Call Lant, 4000 Summart 11-17 ONE 133 EASTMAN Folding Camara. Spaclal Ian.. 9.10. U.ll Studio, n.at door Pino Tra. Thaalra. 1I-3U KOft SALE- Taylorcrall alrplana, .am. aa naw. Phona TIM or Mtlt. 11-17 WANTED-Hauling (or Phona 3TI3 Alguma. Iruck. 11-34 PERMANENT COUPLE with Collla dog want to rant furnlahad hoiiaa. Ctoaa In. Wrlla Box ism. cara Herald and Nawt. 11-34 WANTED-Larg. oil atova. PBona M70, 11-30 COOK WANTED For Sorority Hou.a ol 30 glrlt. Two maala a day. Good wag... Wrlla Mra. S. K. Roa, 3l Van Buran. Corvalllt, Or.gon. 11-34 MAIDS WANTED Apply Wlllard llolal. houaak.ap.r. 101411 TOR SAI.C-Thomughbrad Irlih Saltar. S monlha old. Phona (117. 11-17 WU.D NUTS apaclal aala par 100 Iba. black walnuta IS. hickory nut. 90. prana 923 or 30 lb. attorlad aampla 94 30. FOB Co((ayvllla. Kaniaa. Kanaat Produca. U-17 CANARIES nollara. Ouarantaad ting art. Alto ham. All colon. Wrlta for prlraa. Can thlp. DaVoa'a Avlarlaa. 1137 Weil Main, M.dtord, Ortgon. 13-10 73 FEET ON MAIN Hat Income of S100 a month. For quick talo 97330. CITY AND SUBURBAN HOMES Wa hava a number o( vory good buyt In naw hom.t and clhara that wa can glva Immediate potteitlon. Sea Harvey Martin, Saleaman with t. GRAY. REALTOR 1031 Main Phona 30J (Evening and Sunday Phone 3313 or 4000) 11-17 WANTED Very tmall wood cook atova for trailer houae. Phona &002. U-17 FUR RESTYLING Repairing, cleaning and glaring by GREGORY'S FUR H1IOP . Tower Theatre Bldg. So. Olh Phona 3II7B - We alto have new coall U-17 WAITRESS WANTED -Walgreen Drug. ll)33lf WANTED-Young woman, good char acter, lo work In profeatlonal office. Call 7333 Monday. U-3" THIS IS A GOOD BUY Six-room home wllh furnace. tM 30 feel by 130 feet wllh apur. Clote In and In good thape. R. H. DUNBAR Realtor ino S. 3th St. Phone 7311 U-17 BUSINESS CORNER near high acllool, over 300 feet frontage on paved tlreel and tldewalk. Sell for lett than cath of city Improvementa. Agent, S414. U-17 FOR RALE -Part Spaniel, part Chow punplei. Can be aeen at 30.18 Harlan Drive. "-30 FOR HALF.-Black enraoul coat, Ire 12 11-10 to 14. pnone ;i;io. FOR 8ALB Prewar davenport nnd chair, excellent conoiuon. low Cali fornia. Phone 00114. U-17 FOR SALB- Icehox, alto Will accept a good pump gun, prerer i, in iraoa on new automatic, llao California. 11-10 SEVERAL IIIOII GRADE HUOTGUNH. 13 gauge, wan tneiit. win nor,,,,.,,,-. PIS Market, Phona 0072. U-17 FOR SALE Eloolrlo atove 900.00. oil atovo 933.00, anoigun a.u.uo, luiunii duck boat 123.00, akli S4.00, leg kntei, aire 0, 93.00, hand vacuum cleaner 910.00, aleeplns trailer 973.00, electric mora 92.30, Inquire 0003 Delaware Ave. il-sw FOR SALE-Oood uied kitchen range. 1043 Slikiyou. , BERVICB MAN WANTS RIDK Hat, NOV, 23, Chicago, L.ouiavilie, eic. vr, haro expentea and help drive. Phone 0770. "- FOR HALE Overturned chair and U-17 Chealerfield. I'none ooud. WANTED-Small wood range, Old River 11-20 Kxonange, no, 0111, START OR F.NLARGB your rabbit huil- nett For Hale: 00 rnlHilie, inciuoing: Doea, Buckt, Fryert, Weanera and Babea In the netl. Twenty well-built aalf-oleaning hutchet. Emily moved. Take all. 9uo.ni, Phone 30117, 11-10 GEESE FOR TJIANKSHIVINO, dratted Poultry 11-20 or live, Order early, l,ewll' rarmt. Phona 4000, HEJIALD AND NEWS EIGHT New Today KKMTONINU. PAINTING, KAI.SIIMIN INU I'houa 9UST. n n srwiNti MAt'iimiTritviri aTi mak.a. I'liima 0711, m Hlia.la Wav. ll-Ulnb WANTRII Woman lo dn houiawork a or 4 liouri aaoh nioriilni. Call 4117a 1114 MAN WANTED -Whola l.awli' roultry r'ariui. r pari lima, Phona 4Ano. ISO si.RKiMNii iiihim ran ill Pailllo Tartaia. W.KM'INU ROOM rianllaman. noaa 81. or phuna 70.0. Illsif t)B HAI.r lu.1.1 Chryilar ladan 111. Call 0040. . f roll HAI.R S iMirnar liatlni, I ril.h ,nk Willi giaaia tiait. z.i.7 Hu. Olh. II.J0 rou HA1.K - Chailarllald aal, brnwn. II. II 1790 r.io. roa SALE Ji aulninallr Colli Wood.- man puiol. 3040 Kliarlaln. 11-17 HENS roil TIIANKNtllVING, alive or dratted, Lewll Poultry Firtnt, Phona 4nno. 11 M Matting Notlcto Klamath Fallt Aerie No. 3090 Regular a.lj dsv iiialii. T15 p.m. Kr -JV rOt hail, tth anJ P- XU k . Walnut. Vtslllng r0&JW niamhari uordJallr Loit and Found AT CITY POWND. Kno Highway, ohont T33I. Hrottis and wtre halted terrier. f- llisle. greyish blarh. npringsir and Curkar ipanltl, female, black and whit. Lltwslln sattsr. matt, while sn black. Would like to find home for mi low ing dogs: Part Culllff. formic. Fox Terrier, mala, Corker, male, Terrier, malt. Owner must call for dog within thrat days or dog will be disposed of, Un claimed dogs ran be given to new wa tts upon payment of board bilL LOST-l-ady's nulova wrlit watrh, yel low gold. ftUOO rawsid. Phont A0H I t'-w FOUND Msla hunting dog, ntar Mer rill, Phont 3794. city, afttr f p. m. I1W PARTY WHO PICKEO UP stpptr pourh ronlalnlng large sum of money at Nvwtierry's Wednesday noun, known. Return within 5 days or fart prose cution. Contact mt by calling 4794. 4tfVVWVMVVVVVVVVyWWVWVyVaiWhAMlVk Gansral Notices EAGLES DANCE Every Sat. Night for members and their todies Dancing until 1:00 A. M. Improved and enlarged buffet rooms now open, Admission Is your paid-up membership card. Music by Shepherd's Orchestra Th-r-S VENETIAN BLINDS Metal or Wood PATTERSON FURNITURE CO. 230 Main Ph, 7150 1878lf Venetian Shop Is Now Open Serve You to 119 N. 4th Phone 6259 NEW VENETIAN BLINDS Complcto Reconditioning, Cleaning 4247tf PRINSE'S DRIVE-INN Will Open At 5:30 P.M. From Now On Tower Theatre Bldg. 1607tf I WILL NOT he responsible for any debts contracted by any parson hut myself, Itlchard Phlpps, Merrill, Ore gon. 11-17 I WILL NOT be responsible for debts made by anyone but myself. L. L, nobertson. 1MB ON AND AFTfin TIIIH DATE, Nov. I, j win noi no reapnnsinie rnr dents contracted for by anyone other than myself. Ororflri Rrhrnrder. 11-111 10 Sorvlctt XMAS LOANS Do your Xmus Shopping with cash, If you have n regular In come and arc in the need of ex tra cash for tlio holidays, you may borrow on your salary, auto, furnituro or livestock ana tako as long as 18 months to rc Pav' . . $ou,uu to $3,000.00 Commercial Finance Corp. TOM O'Dwycr, Manager ; Phono 7711 107 N. Oth St.. Klamath Falls Lie. M-223 Lie. S-2D1 2285tf PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE ROBINSON'S DELIVERY Ph. 7423 it HAND Ironing In tny home. Phona S2I7. 11 -'J9 CHIMNEYS SWEPT, oil Hove, and fur nauel vacuum cleaned. Immediate lar vae. K. Hamlin, Phona 473J. n-l I