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Newspaper Page TextOARDINQ HOUSI with MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY BY J. POPUtWIOM IS PROBftBLV KIND ha 1111 i ini..oni IKlA OUT OP AROliT 5 MILLION VOUNSSTeRS W KITE ' . , .i.ii a. v 7 t e I I i cm ec faa nAiLi-iuro " r-v .-r I I j nw OMLV WILL STRftMGLE ISlFLrXTlOrV Here- wmtig FOR ft FLfcSH VWSELF-- TvAE MUMBLING X CrXIT TRftNSLKTE IT' ..rloop 11 VI 1 1 1 mil 'yjp ucaen " B0X.CM5. BOMBERS - R. WILLIAMS 1 HIllllllll'T" THE. TWISTED PANG TH' V WE'LL FIND HIM I HORKJ--OVER. THE N LOST I THERE.TOO, IF EVER V I DOOR THERE.' HOW 1 SPANISH HE FINDS TH MAP li II 1 MUCH WILL VOL) MINES.' IN TH' TWISTED . ! TAKE FOR IT? A IVE FOUND I HAWN. WE GOT 1 ,' I V HUNDRED TWO I FELLEES IM L TO BUST THIS UP I ''hi, HUNDRED vf TH' DESERT A SOMEHOW.' 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I 1 (7U in wn l TALK TO HER CATCH HER WHILE SHE S STILL IM A swoowy WOOD wIvmamiIJ f June went our for. the evening, so ive ) s pg&yiJ B ; ?r LitHe Orphan Annie By Harold Gray tS-is3m!'---S TCH-TCM.' I MftBDLY WOUU VOU CW.L T EH? WW-fsl li ' YOU WORRY ME, ftNNIE.' W O.K.- O. 1$. SO 'Y6IJ 1 KNOW WHAT TO MOKE 11 THEM SOMETHW' I I DECLftEE fogg ' FIRST IT WJVS THftT B COULDN'T SEE TWlFFY.' OF YOUOF COURSE, f''.4 "OUT OF A JWSi , . SILLY BUSINESS RBOUT H WELL VOUSURP OM AT V0UR THE HEY? A DREAM WORLb ? fTWflT"''' I ft GHOSJANO NOW TijpopgiE5 DREAM WOULD IS f PS-S-ST- Ur- TO jAS VITAL STATISTICS WATERMAN Born at KUmnth Valley hoapltol, Klamath Fall-. Onr.. November S9, l43. to Mr. and Mr. Hob-rt Water man, 413 Market, a girl. Woluht; A pounds. WEUn Born at Klamath Valley hos pital, K I a main Falli, Or., Novemtwr 26, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Webb, 1935 Wontlnnd, a boy. Weight; B pounds tilj ounces. BALLY Born at Klamath Valley hos pital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. November it). 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Jo Bally. Mer rill, Ore a boy, Weight: 8 pounds 3V ounces. BAILEY Born at HllUld hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore.. November 37. UH.V to Mr. and Mrs. J L. Bailey. Tulelake, Calif., a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 3 ounces, OBITUARY VIRGINIA WINONA BEOOVIANO Virginia Winona Segovia no. for the last five years a resident of Klumath Falls, Ore., passed away In this city o;. Mon day. November 26. 1043 at 7:40 p. m, following an extended Illness. She was a native of Morton. Kan , and at the tlnio of her death was aged 18 years 0 months and ft days. Surviving are her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph It. Segovia no of this city; six sisters, Carmel of Lawrence, Kan., Lydia. Rachel. Cynthia, Uclihah, and Deborah Scgovlano, all or Klamath Falls; the grandmother. Mrs. Ella Mas quat of Norton, Kan.: two aunts, Mrs. Al bert Cadua of Horion, Kan, and Mrs. Delia Cruze of Heddlng. Calif.: also three uncles, Robert Hrsquat of Topcka, Kan., Howard Matquat, USN, and fcrank Segovlano of Klamath Falts. Ore. The remains rest In the Earl Whltiock Fu neral Home, Pine at Sixth, where friends may call after 10 a m. Friday. Notice of funeral to be announced in the next issue of this paper. FUNERAL ANDREW JACKSON HAMLIN Funeral services for the lale Andrew Jackson Hamlin who passed away In this city on Friday. November 2J. 1043 following an extended illness will be held In Medford, Ore., on Friday, No vember 'JO, 1043 at 2 p. m. with com mitment services and interment follow ing In family plot In lOOF cemetery, Medford. Ore. Arrangements are under the direction of the Karl Whltiock Fu neral Home of this city. Courthouse Records Marriage Licenses riSHLEIGH-OAKLlCH. Robert J. Flshleigh, 30, bus driver. Native of Michigan." Resident of San Francisco, Calif. Irene Nadine Garlich, 3U, cashier. Native of Oregon. Resident of Tulelake, Calif. Complaints Filed Maxlne Ardoth McVeigh vs. Romeo Marion McVeigh, suit for divorce Charge, cruel and inhuman treatment. Coupie married May 20, 1037, at Yreka, Calif. Plaintiff asks property settle ment, custody of two minor children, $100 a month support and payment of suit costa. R. F. McLaren, attorney for plaintiff. Barbara J. McCumber vs. Ortan A. McCumber, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Coupie married August JO, 10:j0, at Reno. Nev. Plaintiff asks to be declared owner of personal properly now In her possession, a real estate settlement and Mo a month support. J, C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. William G. Wunder vs. Esther Kath erlne Wunder, suit for divorce. Charge, desertion. Couple married January 1. 1927, at Wenatchee. Wash. Plaintiff asks property settlement and iooi.23 judgment against defendant J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Saline M. Zimmerman vs. Gerald O. Zimmerman, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married September 12. 1030, at Klam ath Falls, Ore. Plaintiff asks custody of one minor child and ratification of property settlement. J. C. O'Neill, at torney for plaintiff. Decrees Granted Mary J. BJorcas vs Clemente BJorcas. Saline M. Zimmerman vs. Gerald O. Zimmerman. Mary Mario Ladd vi. Frank J. Ladd. Jacqueline C. Cadden vs. Wesley G. Cadden. Marian S. Allensworth vs. George S. Allensworth. George August Pohll vs. Dorothy Jean Pohll. Bernlece Pennington vi. Ora Penning ton. James E. Blankenshlp vs, Rachel M. Blankenahlp. Lucille Marie Hobbi vs. James W. Hobba. Effie Hope Lars en va Eugene Harold Larsen. Justice Court Patrick Henry Ridenour, having no motor vehicle license. Fine, 93.50. Benjamin Lane, drunk on public high way. Fine, 910. Kenneth Jroy Barker, charged with obtaining property under false pre tenses, preliminary hearing held, nail set at 9300. Committed to county jail. WEATHER Sunn. Klamath Fall. . Sacramento M Portland 6B Heno 03 San Francisco no Seattle 32 Medford .10 Bed Bluff 10 Max. Mln. Preclp. 52 37 .18 41 47 37 .11 30 WASHINOTON AND OREGON Oc casional rain west and scattered showers east portion. Snow In mountains. Not much change In temperature. Moderate to fresh southwesterly winds off coast. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OP PINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby given that I have filed my final account ai executor of the Estate of Marshall A. Olson, de ceased, and the Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, has fixed ten o clock in the forenoon of Monday, December 17, 1049, In the courtroom of Bald court, as the time and place when and where any person may present any objections or exceptions to anything therein con tained, and at said time and place the court will finally settle sold account. ANTON OLSON, Executor, N. 15-22-20; D. 6-13 No. 233. For XMAS TOYS All Metal Teeter Tottori t) Model Supplies 0 Gat Motort PAINT AND CHECK VOUH CHILD'S BIKE 5.00 Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Market Quotations NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (API Stocks, with scallprad exemtlluiui. cuiltllilioil In give ground lu todny's market although eiiiuH lapurett nppreuiuuiy. CliMtng quotations; American Can 10.11fc Am Tel & Tel 1U2 Anaconda ,.,., 4tns Calir Packing 374 Commonwcalu. At Sou U t'urlls-Wllaht 7i, tivuornl Kloctrlc H 4tMg lletieral Motor..,.! H ... 72 (it Nor Ry pti . - ViM mi uarveaier , ,... uu Kemiecott - 4UU Long-Boll 'A" 23 Montgomery Ward 71 Nash-Kelv 24 li N Y Central .10 Northom Pacirio - ;ittv4 I'au tins A Kl 44 tw Hafewny Stores 27 Hear Roebuck 30-), .Southern Pacific m.,...... .... 51H HtandarU Miantls ,...,...., 4,V, Sunshine Mining 21H Union Oil Calif M aus Union Pactflo m. 14.1 1 U S Steel 70 Warner Picture 20, Potatoes CHICAGO. Nov. 80 (AIM1HDAI Pota toes arrival. 114, on track 03, tola! U. S shipments Hit. bimpplles moderate. Demand slow, market dull. Idaho Ituuet llurhauks, U. S. No. 1, 13.00-3.33; Culorado Hed Mc Clurea. U. S. No. 1, J 03-3.ua; Minnesota and North Dakota Bliss Triumphs, U. 8. No, 1, washed, 3 50. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Nov. 30 iAP-UBDA) Sal ablo hogs 17.000, tola! 20.000; very slow; around 23 to 40 cents lower; good and choice 100-330 lb. barrows and gilts at 914.23-14.33, with practical top 914 40, load or soi 914.30; few a round 333-375 lb. weights 914.10-14.23. weights under 100 lb. scarce; sows 23 cents lower, molt, ly at one price 913.(10; Indications poor clearance. Salable cattle 0300, total 7000; salable calves 1000, total 1000; very moderate supply strictly choice steers and year lings Including show cattle steady at 917.301H 00; all other grades 23 to ftu cents lower; bulk steers 9ID 30-17.23; choice heifers steady, others 23 cent or more down! cows and bulls weak lu 23 cents lower; voalers steady at 913.30 down; stock, cattle toadyt mostly 911.30-14.00. PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 20 (AP-USDAt Salable cattle tout 300: salable calves total 33: market active, fully steady on must grades; canner-cu tiers slow, but steady on limited supply; medium-good steers 913.3ol0.00, common down to 911.00, few storkera and feeders 911.00 13.00; common-medium heifers 9030 12.30, cutters down lo 97. ao; caimnr cutter cows 93 30-7.30; shells down to 93.00 and below; fat dairy-typo cows 9U.3O-0.3O; medium-good beef cowa 910.00 12.U); good beef bulls 911.30, heavy weights to 912.30; sausage bulls 90-00-1 l.oo; good-choice vealers steady at 913.30-14.00 Salable hogs 100, total 1400; market steady; barrows and gilts 913.60, sows 913.03; stags scarce but Inquiry narrow; choice around loo lb, feeder plgi quot able to 913 30. Salable sheep 200. total 230; market about steady; medium -good wooied lambs 913.3O-14.00; strictly good-choice grades quotable to 914.23 or above, com mon grades 911 00-12 00, culls down to 90.00; medium-good ewes 94.00-0.23, com mon down to 93 00, DENVER. Nov. 20 (AP-U8DA) Sal able sheep total lUOO; market active, fully steady; few choice truckln lamb 914.73, good-choice 914.0a-30; around 330 head rail-shipped Colorado 914.30; few medium -good irucklns 912 30.I3.73; two loads good-choice around 133 lb. slaugh ter ewes 90.20. trucklns 90.00-23; bulk common-medium trucklns 93.00-73; good choice truckln feeding lambs 913.UO-23, 300 head 77 lb. 913 30. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. M (AP-USUAi Salable cattle 200, Includ ing 00 holdovers; salable calves 30, load lots absent; most holdover canner- cut ter cows; odd common cows 9i).730,23; few cutters 97.00-B si about four loads holdover Idaho and nearby can tiers 93.00-0.30; good sausage bulls 910.00 1200; calves nominal good -choice grades absent, common-medium grades 11.00- 13.00. Salable hogs 100 market firm: few rood-choice 2O0-3OO lb. barrows and gills 1.1.80. odd good sows 913 03. Salable sheep 100; lambs undertone steady; good-choice salable 914 23-13. 00; medium-good shorn ewes quoted 93.00-0.00. WHEAT CHICAGO, Nov. 20 (API Rye futures were weak today, dropping more than two conts a bushel at times under scat tered selling. Wheat held firm nn con tinued good cash demand, while oats were lower. The OPA announced ceilings covering the 1040 rye crop at a basis of 91.42 a bushel. Chicago, for No. 2 grade with a moisture content of 14 per cent or lesa This price was the same as had been announced tentatively, and upon whlrh the board of trade had based Its 91.44'i futures ceilings for next July and September delivery. The OPA did not Immediately an nounce an effective date, however. Wheat closed unchanged to l'ac higher than the previous finish, December 91.00-4 ceilings, corn was unchanged at 91.10' ceilings, oat were off to 'c, December 74Te( rye was unchanged to 2Vc lower, December 91.84 Vi-, and barley was l'c down to Via up, Decern- CLASSIFIED RATES On day 2 day run . 3 day run . 4 day run . 5 day run Week run Month run pr word 4e .per word 8c per word llo per word 13c pcr word 14c per word 13c .per wora w New Today VERY NEAT country home, large liv ing room, kitchen, dining room, 2 bedrooms, service room. Very neat and clean Inside and out. Large gar age with fruit room and wood room, also poultry house, trees and lawn and one-half acre of good land In good location. Price 90000, 92300 or 93000 will handle, e NEARLY NEW modern 3-room house on three acres of good land. Large gar age and cow barn. Price 93000 with some terms If needed, e ONE-ACRE LAND, well-built 3-room home, good garage, poultry house, 0 hogs and 40 chickens and the furni ture all go at 92000. About 92000 to handle. NELSON REAL ESTATE 19S1 S. 6th St. Tel. 3703 12-1 WELL constructed child's steel wheel barrow, rubber tires, hardwood han dles, 94.03, Lucas Furniture Co., 103 E. Main. 12-1 FOR SALE 4-y ear-old saddle horse, or will trade for good cow, 4730 Shasta way. 12-1 FOR SALE Large circulating heater, 4730 Shasta way. 12-1 HOUSE cleaning, expert floor waxing, kitchens and bathrooms washed, LEE J, POPE Phone 6420 12-20 JUBT received our shipment of tire chains and cross chains. Coast-to-Coast Stores, 1123 Main. 11-20 WANTED Old model Harley Davidson motorcycle, complete or just engine. 142 Nevada St. 11-20 FOR SALE Shotgun, 12-gauga pump, two boxes of shells, $37.30. 312 Michi gan. Phone 6744. 12-1 REGISTERED Labrador retriever pup pies, excellent bird dogs, any kind of weather, field or water. For sale now or will trnln these puppies for next fall hunting, Delivered Sept. IS. 207 . South Wendllng, east end of Main St. 11-20 WANTED Good used electric washing machine. Phone 7011. 12-1 FOR RENT Furnished cabin, adults only. 2924 Crest St, Ph. 83SS, 11-20 FOR SALE-Bsthlnette, baby buggy, like now. Call Qulnn 348S, 031 No. nth. 11-30 ROOMS FOR RENT-PHONE 3042. 12-1 Thund.y, Nov. 29, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS FOURTEEN roil BALE Furnished Duplex, close hi, also small ntiiisa on same lot, uuod income prop 80 acres of good fertile land, 02ttj acres unuer tne alien, n acres a fairs. 21 acres c-luver, 1 aure berries, balance or no acres good ror apuus next year, umni i mom nuiise, inxai nam, .10x130 spud oellar. il0x30 work slim. cement liooi ono 12x14 cabin, 111k Ml ginnery, 14x211 ohlcktm house, 111x24 double gnrag. Has 300 foot well with new pump, UUj miles from Klamath Falls, There Is no eel worm on this land. Price 9IU.000.00, half down, bal anc good terms, 8 ROOM HOUSE, beautiful view of niamatn f ans, larae living room, u in lng room, bedroom, k lichen stove and wood neater, garage in basement, second flour consists of large bed room and wash bowl and lavatory. Price 94000.0U. 91000.00 down. SIX unit apartment, alt furnished, close In, good net Income, J. W. HANDKltS, Realtor 1213 Main Diet 7321 11-20 FOUR good, well-built homes, one, two ami (our ueiiruoms, wh) to 92100, less than prewar ctmt. UOMKR JONES, Realtor 42U Jefferson St, Tel. 7307 WANTED-Saleslady for Toy, Horn and Auto Supply Dept., until Christmas. Apply Firestone Stores, 027 Main. 11-30 LOST Ladles ruat-eolored Upper bill fold, containing gov't, check. Reward. Call 4H4II. 4(14011 VVVV,VsSSVssa 4 Qtntral Notloti EAGLES DANCE Every Sat. Night for mombers and their ladlei Dancing until 1:00 A. M. Imnrovod nml enlurgod buifot room, now open, Admlnslon It your paid-up membership card. .Music by Shepherd's Orchestra Th-r-S FUIINACKS Oil Utirners Stoves Sales. Installation. Hsrvlc, We Iluy Oil Healers TUrt'S rUUNACK CO. 3333 f. gin rhone 0.103 410lt roil SALE Oil TIIADC-Ch.v. dump truck. Phon. 3301. rOlt SAI.K a male puppies, pari Ter rier. Ph. 9700. (1-30 WOIIKINO COllPLK will pay 3 months rent In advance for modern furnished house or apartment thai will u. va cated by 7tlt of December, Ph. 11170. 11-30 FOH SALK-Cloao In Improved 0 acres, T-room house and outbuildings, 3033 Anderson Ave. 13-3 VACANCY-Tuml.lied Hlhl housekeep ing room. U04 Klamath Ave. 11-30 WANTED -HUh school llrl to work for room, board and waves. Ph. 7300. 4373lf lll.ACK Cocker Spaniel, 3 monlha old. purebred, call get papers, ,30.00. Ph. 31103 anytime after 11 noon. 131 WANTED -Experienced fountain alrl for nlshl shift at Tlk-Tok. Apply In person. 13-1 rOH SALR-Duplex. has two 3-r.om modem apartments. 8 Karaites, located on pavement. Stores near by. 1433 Oreion Ave. Phone 0447. 13-1 HAVE PARTY who desires a nice one or two bedroom home In Mills addi tion or on Soulh Sixth Street. Need not be an expensive home hut one that Is In good condition and ready lo occupy without a lot of work. WE HAVE customers that desire food two and three bedroom homes. They leave It up to us lo find Ihem. If you deslr. to sell pleaae see u. at once. J. W. 8ANOEIIS, Itealtnr 1313 Main Dial 7311 11-30 roil SAl-K-Weaner pin, lit, 1, llox 444, near Lakevlew Junction. 13-1 LOST Celluloid card case containing miscellaneous cards and papers. Phone 7371 or 0103. 13-1 EXPERIENCED Seles (Iris. Apply In person. Whylal's. 13-1 WANT TO nuY-3 or 3 room house, must be reasonable. Phone 3837, 11-1 IIIOII SCHOOL DIPLOMA At home. Many finish In 3 years or lesa. Prepare for college and business, Credit for subjeeta already completed. Write for free bulletin. AMERICAN SCHOOL, 1440 Broadway, Oakland 13. California. 13-30 Loat and Found roit SALE Model A Coupe, radio, healer, excellent rubber and chains. After 3 p. 111.. 310 N. lllh. 11-30 FOR SALE 1040 Chev. truck with Eaton and seven good tires. Phone 4077. 11-30 BOAT rOR SALE-13 ft. factory-bulll racing runabout. Takes any slxe out board. Phone 70U. 11-30 rOR SALE-Olbson refrigerator, like new: Sunlight oil heater for 3 or 0 room house; solid oak center table; washing machine; two camp cols; breakfast table and 3 chairs; two table model radios; largo sis. rubber hip boots; metal folding cot; 33 spe cial Winchester carbine, good as new; small dining table and 4 chairs; 4 quart pressure cooker; full sUe Inner spring mattress; prewar daveno and chair; clothea dryer; one prewar twin bed springs and mattress; high chair, at 1.111 Vine Street. 13-1 Meeting Notice! Klamath Lodge No, 77. A. r. ei A. M., will hold a apeclal meeting rrlday, November 30, at 7:30 p. m. Work In M M. degree All brethren Invited to attend. NOEL TURNER, Worshipful Master. 11-30 Klamath rails Moou Lodge1 No. 1100 meets on Thurs day nights. 6:00 p. m. Inl tlaUon .very Mcond and four Thursday. Ol ..hi,. Klamath rails Aerie No. 20O0. Regular meeting every Tues day night. 7:43 p. m.. r.O.E. hall, Oth and Walnut. Visiting member, cordially Invllad. it Loit and Found AT CITY POUND, K.no Highway, phon. 7338, Part Llewlyn Setter, female, black and white. Part Police, , male. Would Ilk. lo find home for, French Poodle, female, reddish black. Scottle, male, black, light brown, harness. Would llko to find home for the following dogs; Springer Spaniel, fe male, liver and whit., brown on face. Owner must call for dog within three daya or dog will b disposed of. Un claimed dogs can be given to new own ers upon payment of board bill. REWARD for Information of boat that broke loose or was stolen from dock . at Shlpplngton on Upper Lako. Nome on boat In brasa letters "W, Two," windshield and aide shield, Phon. .0033, Southern Oregon Well Drilling Co., 030 So. Oth St. 11-30 STRAYED to my place brlndl. cow with long horns, no brand. P, O. Box 020, Beverley Heights Addition, 11-30 LOST Liver and whit. Springer Span iel, one year old. Answers to nam. of "Ricky." Service man'a pet. Reward. Phone 3003. 11-30 REWARD of 120.00 to anyon. furnish ing Information leading to tho re covery of (wo, 3-year-old sleers strayed from Solomon riats on the Klamath Marsh, Branded orescent right tall bone. Am paying 12o for good grade Hereford calves, mixed. Donald B. Hunt, Rocky Point Rt. 13-4 General Notice, Two Sisters Inn Steak and Fried Chicken Dinners Wced-Ashland Junction Phone 9060 12-20 PRINSE'S DRIVE-INN Will Open At 5:30 P.M. From Now On Tower Tlienlro Dldg. 1007tf VENETIAN BLINDS Metal or Wood PATTERSON FURNITURE CO. 230 Mnln Ph. 7180 18701 Venetian Shop Is Now Open to Servo You 110 N 4th Phono 8258 NEW VENETIAN BLINDS Comploto Reconditioning, Cleunlng 4247tf 10 S.rrlc., RADIO REPAIRING Or All Kinds Specialized Service Co. 1434 Main Pbone 8103 1840U QUICK DEPbNDABLE RADIO and npplliince repairing. Visit our modern shop or phono 8820. & B RADIO & ELECTRIC 631 So. th. ' ' 11-28 WE PICK UP AND DELIVER ' Trunks Dagiag. Pre.lo Log. Coal, .to. YELLOW CAB CO. Phonu 8171 11-300 OOOKKEEPINO, Shorthand, Typing -Kindred subjects, office machines. KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEOE. 733 Pin. Ph. 470 133711 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection Free Modern Equipment Contents Hauled Away Ed F. King Phon. 4033 47dtf FULLER BRUSHES asm Joy.r. 1439 Martin. Phon. 9077. U-Ora SEPTIC tanks, cleaned. Also drain tile, put In. Phon. 33:10 or asio. 13-1 CAnPENTER and general handy man. Will build, remodel, repair. 3313 Pershing way. 13.1 CARPENTER work-Now. remodel, re pairing. Contract or hour, Phon. S001, . ia-1 LINOLEUM rLOOIlS and dralnboarda Installed by expert mechanics, J, L. Calhoun, phon. 8084 mornings and evenings. 13-20 ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Sales and Services Phon. 7107 1132 Main 13-15 rOR STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, call 0939. 13-Um ' HEMSTITCHINO DRESSMAKING Bullona and buckl.s . coverod. Alterations on new and old clothing. Mrs. 11. M. All.nder, 731 Main. Room 210, Ph. 7283, ll-30m DRESHMAK1NO and .Iterations, 1030 Orchard. Ph. 8738. 407711 C. riTZGERALD rOR ROOM Repairs and Coatlnga Phones 8194 . 3140 130011 PULLER BRUSHES , Clem Joyer, 1439 Martin. Phon. 0U7T 13-ora KIRBY VACUUM CLEANERS Factory Authorised Service 920 N. 10th Phon. 4333 12-11 WANTED - Window washing. Phon. 7070. Jesse Hubbard. 12-28 PAINTING and Tinting, H. U Brown, Phon. 4228. 3S24t! PAINTINQ, DECORATING. Phon. 4030. I730tt AVON PRODUCTS Mrs. Pearl Ross 430 Martin St, Phon. 8144 1-H DeWITT tc KARL FLOOR CO. Laying, Sanding and Finishing 2040. Kan, St. Ph. 8738 12-8 CHIMNEYS SWEPT, oil stoves and fur. nncea vacuum cleaned. Immediate service, E. Hamlin. Phon. 4723, ia- CURTAINS LAUNDERED and atarched, Phon. 3717, 12-23m EXTKRIOR and Interior painting. Phon. 3020. , 12-4 CARPENTERING and Insld. painting or Xemtonlnf, Phon. 1017, -