KLAMATH BASIN
Carload Potato Shipments
(Figures from State-Federal Inspector Ross Aubrey) .
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. 44 mi e " " MM
' 4 88 8434 " " 8781
' f go 138 8304 US "
" f jo 1M 8334 106 4M 8898
t M " jog S371 103 887 8101
j 4 253 8031 88 86fl 6-100
I 0 us 8821 4 780 8384
,3 83 303 8874 T 767 8301
u 44 390 S71S 73 3 -"
1 ' u . SS 3S3 B7M 83 824 8488
U - Tj jgj Ri30
. 14 n 1007 geol
jj . - . SS Hit 8683
1 85 1134 8788
IT . T U41 3773
1 . W 130 6843
IS - SI 1360 3894
. 10 " " 141S hU
SI ' H 4 147 7013
SS . I " IMS 7097 -
- SS It 1580 7114
84 ' " 1580 T1U
SS " . 0 1580 7114
- ss " " . . a ms 7i4
ST , - 7 1878 TJ13
38 '. 80 1728 7363
. SS 74 1803 7337
50 71 1874 7408
51 "" " 8 1878 7413
Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, Dec. IS (AP) Scat
1er4 recoverie Appeared In t-oday'i
itock market although many leaden
continued to reireat moaeraieiy.
Closing auoUUoni; .
American Can -. ,...,....,..,.10a H
Am Tel & Tei mmh
Anaconda 4A
Calif. Packing , 41,
Comm'wI'th & Sou
Curlls-Wrlsht
General Electric ,
General Motor
Gt Nor Ry Pfd
Int Harveiter
Kennecott
Long-Bell 'A"
Montgomery Ward
n y central .
Northern Pacific ,
Pac Gas A El
J. C. Penney
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck .....
Southern Pacific
Standard Brands
Sunshine Mining
union racine
U. S, Steel
Warner Pictures.
. 3,
. 8,
47 i
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ami
36 W
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LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IS
(APt (USDAl Salable cattle loo.
calves none; market active, fully stead)';
package light medium steers 15.90; medium-good
heifers salable 14.50-ie.OO;
good young cows quoted 13.00-13.SO; load
medium 1000-lb, range cows 13.00; cutter-common
cows 8.50-10,50; very few
canners 7.O0-T.75,
Salable hogs 150: good-choice SOO-900
1L. barrows and gUta 15.80; medium
good feeder pigs 18.00-30.00; good sows
15.05.
Salable sheep 300: lambs dull; last
three days around 50 cents lower; late
yesterday one double choice lambs 14.50
extreme top; medium-good 83-lb. lambs
i.w, iooks more man so cents lower;
common lambs 13.00; common-good ewes
weak at 3.00-8.00.
PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 13 (AP
(USUAJ Salable and total cattle 300;
calves 50; active, fully steady; some
strength on canner and cutter cows; few
common steers 12.00-13.00; stocKer and
feeder steers 11.50-13.50: common-medium
heifers 10.00-14.00; canner and cut
ter cows largely 8.004.00; shells down to
Sou; tat aairy type cows b.3u-v.ou; me-lum-Kood
beef cows 10.50.13.50: medium-
good sausage bulls 0.00-10.50; common
light bulls down to 8.00: good-choice
calves 14.00; odd head choice vealers up
to 15,00; common-medium grades 11.00-
13.UU.
Salable hogs SO, total 990; few head
narrows ana guts w.uu; gooa euo-ow-io,
common 14.00; 330-lb. up to 10,00-14.50;
choice above OO-lb, feeder pigs quotable
to 15.50; few lighter weights unsold.
Salable sheeu 400. total 450: fat lambs
steady; large lot good-choice 84-lb. fed
tamos i.k; otners largely n.uu; me
dium grades 13.00: cull and canner 53 to
iMMtv 10.00-11.00; common-medium ewes
3. 00-3.73; good ewes quotable 4.50 or
aoove.
DEN VSR, Dec. 13 (AP. (USDA
Salable and total sheep 1300; slaughter
Classes fairly active, ateady; load medium-good
84-lb. Utah lambs 13.00 with
good-choice truck-Ins 13.73-14.10; best
truck-In slaughter ewes O.iO; load me
dium 121-lb. 5.75; feeding lambs steady;
two short loads good and choice 69.1b,
Colorado! 15.00; trucked iota .u-4.T3,
CHICAGO. Dec. IS (API (US DA
Salable hogs, 11,000. total 34,000; very
active, maritet xuuy sieaay on an
wetirhts barrows and itiu and sows
good and choice 180-330 lb. barrows and
gnu at i4.t ceiling; omer weignu
scarce, most all sows at 14.10, ceiling
complete clearance early; broad out
siae aemana.
Salable cattle 4500. total 5000; salable
calves 1000, total 1000; only strictly
choice steers and vearllnirs stttaay: east
ern demand narrow on all other grades
ana market u to ou cents lower man
weeks high time, mostly so cents off;
18.00 paid for several loads closely sort
ed choice steers; bulk medium to strict
ly eood eradea 14.00-18.50: choice heif
ers steady, two loads scaling 1000 lbs.
18.00; all others weak: cows steady but
market top neavy; duiis ana veaiers
firm, vealers 15.50 down; stock cattle
slow, supply narrow at 10.30-13.50
mostly.
Saleable sheen 8000. total 9000:
slaughter lambs opening slow, weak to
a shade lower; 3 loads strictly good and
choice around 110-lb. fed wooled west
ern lambs 14.60. nart deck rood and
choice natives to small local Kill
ers; slaughter ewes opening steady;
deck cull grade 05-lb. westerns 5.50:
nractical too 7.00 on native ewes: loaa
gooa Kansas wneat pasiurea ewes aeia
arouna 7.W,
If you have left-over potatoes.
save them to start a good dish
lor another meal. Be sure to KecD
them covered and in a cold place
till you are ready to use them,
Utl Rydf
By Fred Harmon
By Leslie Turner
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ULVC S0UVENUZl SOME TM.K.INS.
but IT was MALI AHOFAST! A
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s
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IMtmWX MOST COMTAININO THE MOST AJKOCWUS OBJeCT JTHATU. HAUNT MV I )A
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By Martin
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AHey Oop
By V. T. Hamlin
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BLCWflajT I FIRE f GET 7v THBB GUMMEBS, W AHA A GUNS Y' GOTTA WOT? HPS OJi jfe
9.FTttwTftt'y BI2MEN wI) -' you dope ' got 'im.) we've i it to th' a? mama caw jones J J
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RrackUi and Hit Friends
YOU SHOULONT I?M SORRY, MBS,
FRECKLES OUT I THOUGHT HE WAS
iff HUMILIATED MoTHS- KUl
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ACTUALLY
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CONMA GET IM
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DRIVE AWAY
FROM HERE
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rocket
But he seems to Be having- Tgoupte ushtims tug FUSE
LMrle Orphan Annia
By Harold Gray
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aw-goooV 1 ntrrrl r startleoyou-but r must ) I bob fellow-and. I way tw
A MORNING, R WnUUlb. 1 IN TIME YOU WILL toef J I YOU KNOW, ITS MY I I GERMANS PROTECTED l
Potatoes
CHICAGO, Dec. in (AP) (USD A)
Potatoes; Arrivals 05, on track 140. to
tal U. S. ahlonients
SuoDiica llaht. Uemand slow. mai'kl
stcaity for best stocks. Itlnho Husset
uitriMUKs, u. a, no, 1, u.txKi.iia; Coto
ratio Hed McClures. U. 8. No, 1. g-XM.
No. 1, SJ.VJ H3; Minnesota and Norlli
uaRota wouDiers, commercial, va, 1a
Pontiacs. U. S. No. 1, washed, a,30(
Uliss Triumphs U. S. No. 1 uuwaslteU,
WHEAT
CniCAnO. Dec. 13 (AP) Itve fti
tures prices bobbed around uncertainly
In a fairly broad range today.
Some scattered buying of wheat and
oats Ulted prices fractionally htghor
mosi 01 ine lime.
Trading continued in llaht volume.
Wheat closed unchanged to higher
than the previous finish. December
SI. : corn unchanged at fl.lUW ceil
ings, oais 10 i? cenis mgner, lw
cember 77i-H; rye unchanged to
nigner, uecemoer i.tt4-ah; uariey un
changed to Is higher. December l.;Ut.
OBITUARIES
JOHN DUNHAM KUtlll.I,
John Dunbar Fugtll, a resident of
Klamath Falls, Oregon for the last two
years passea away in tms city on weu
nesday December 13. 1045 at 3:15 n. in.,
following an Illness of but a few days,
lie was a native of Chllcothe. Illinois
and at the time of his death was aged
53 years m monins ana t aays. surviv
ing are two sons: John R. of this city
and Lloyd Fugill of Dos Moines. Iowa,
one sister, Miss Mary F. Fugill of Des
Moines, Iowa, two grandchildren and
three great grandchildren. The remains
rest In the Earl Whltlock Funeral home,
Pine street at Cth. where friends may
call after 10:00 a. m. Friday. Notice of
funeral to be announced in the next is
sua of this paper.
MICHAEL Lt POP0W
Michael Lee Podow. Infant son of Mr.
and Mrs, Michael Popow, Klamath Falls,
Oregon, passed away in mis cuy, wcu
nesday. December 13, 1945 at 10:15 p. m.
Llttla Michael was a native of Eureka.
California and was aged 3 months and
12 days at the time of his oasslng. De-
sides his parents, he is survived by his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W ti
dier of Klamath Falls. Oregon. Grave
aide services will be held Friday, De
cember 14. 1945 at i:w p. m. at uux-
villa cemetery with Hev. Howard F.
Iiutcnins ox tne First inruuan cnurcn
officiating, wara a Kiamain runerai
homo In charge of arrangements.
Courthouse Records
Harriets Llecasts
STEARNS-TYRELU Robert Warren
Stearns. 33. U. 3. Marine. Native of
Oregon. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore.
Maxlna Hazel Tyrell. 33. secretary. Na
tive of North Dakota. Resident of Rogue
River, ore.
BUR I MAN-DAVID. JOO Ofllton Dun
man. 38. miner. Native of Illinois. Rest
dent of Klamath Falls, Ore. Margaret
Genevieve David, 30, telephone operator.
Native of Missouri. Resident of Klamath
Falls. Ore.
smith baker. Granville Monroe
Smith, 45, policeman. Native of Itlnho.
Resident ot Kiamain ran, ure. uoroiny
Violet Baker. 34. waitress. Native of
South Dakota. Resident of Klamath
Falls, Ore.
Cemelalnt Filed
Sheldon E. Bolton vs. Glesner Bolton.
suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and inhu
man treatment, uoupte marriea aepiem
ber 7, 1938, at Lyons. Kans. Plaintiff of
fers to pay 150 a month support for five
minor cnuaren now in cuaioay 01 u
fendant. W. Lamar Towniend attorney
for plaintiff.
Jestlce Ceart
Charles Everett Lanke, no PUC per
mit Fine. $10.
Frank Charles Melser, failure to obey
top sign. Fine. S5.S0.
Bert MUllgan, failure to obey stop
sign. Pine. $5.50.
Lorna Viola Kasper no operator's li
cense. Fine, S5.50.
WEATHER
Mln.
33
B
09
33
1
Freclp.
.00
Max.
Eugene ..
Klamath Falls -30
Sacramento , 47
Portland - w
Reno 33
San Francisco 54 30 .00
Seattle 38 .00
Medford 3 20 .00
Red Bluff 53 38 .00
wnmnirnM CALIFORNIA Clear
today, tonight and Friday with local
morning fogs in valleys; continued cold;
gentle variable winds off coast..
nraMn.rtn and Oraeon: Mostly clear
today, tonight and Friday but with local
morning fog In valleys. Little tempera
ture change. Gentle northerly to east
erly winds off coast.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE Or FINAL ACCOITOT
! hhv Mlw.n th,t I hava
filed my final account af axecutor of
ceaied, and the Judsa of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, for
Klamath County, haa fixed ten o'clock
In the forenoon of Monday, December
17, 19,9. In the courtroom of aald court,
aa the time and place when and where
any person' may pretent any obiecllon,
or excepilonl to anything therein con
tained, and at aald time and place the
court will finally aettle aald account.
Executor.
If. 18-22-28; D. 8-13 No.. 233.
Problems Of Oregon
Farmers Discussed
CORVALLTS. Dec. 13 (VP)
Postwar problems of Oregon
farmers, who depend on out-of-state
markets for every major
crop except hogs and sweet clo
ver seed, are being mulled at the
annual conference of agricultur
al and home economics workers
at Oregon State college.
E. L. Potter, chief of the col
lege division of agricultural eco
nomics, told the group domestic
and foreign surpluses might tend
to depress prices oeiow produc
tion costs.
"Oregon farmers are particu
larly affected by such surpluses"
he said, "because the state de
pends on out-of-state markets."
The annual conference opened
Tuesday and will end tomorrow.
LEGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS
Vfiultv No. 7 7 IT
IN TH CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
NT A IK OF UMKUUN TUH TUB CUUN'
TY OF KLAMATH,
OSCAR S NlbSKN, Plaintiff,
MAVMKK G, N1SSKN, Defendant.
TO: Mnvmee Ci. Nhu.cn. Deremlnntt
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Or
OHKOON. You are hereby required to
arnica r and answer life complaint of the
piainiirr on me against you in the above
eniiued suit on or uerore Thursday
January 3rd, HUB, that being the date
of the last publication of this summons
and If you fall to so answer or otherwise
appear, for want thereof the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for Ute relief
prayed for in itis complaint, to-wit i
for a decree of divorce of and from
fou on the grounds of crual and
nhuman treatment.
This Summons Is served uoon vou uv
Rub! tea Hon thereof In The Herald and
ews, once each week for four succes
sive weeks (five Insertions) pursuant to
ortior oi ine iionorauie uavm n, van
dc libera. Circuit Judse made and eiv
trrod December 4th, 1U45, the first pub
lication thereof to he made on Thurs
day the Qth day of December, 11)45 and
me mm puuucniion inereoi 10 oe mane
on inursaay, tne ara aay ox January,
llHO.
Kdwin k, Drucou.
Alturnev for the Plaintiff.
Post Office and Btulniss addrens.
305 Pine Tree Building, h,iamatli
rails, ureuon.
D-6-13-30-37; J-3. No 346. '
"NOTICE TO OAHOMNE MnilKRHM
The Hoard of Directors of Klamath
County School District will receive bids
ror gasoline tor tne year miv on wen
neadav. January 0. ll4tl. at 3:00 o'rlock
b. m.. at the office of the count v school
superintendent in the Veterans' Memor
ial iiuiiding. Kiamain rails. Oregon.
The Board mervea the neht to reject
any or an oid.
it. b AsiiLXY. uisnt.
D. II, 13. 10. 30 - No. 350.
CLASSIFIED RATES
One day , r p" word 4c
1 day run word Be
3 day run , p" word He
4 day run p- word 13e
6 day run r" word 14c
Week run , .,, ... , r-1' word 15c
...per word 45c
Month run
Ads received by l:M n. m. will anoear
same afternoon In "New Today" column.
NEW HERALD AND NEWS phone Hum-
oer, mil.
Ntvr Today
SUNLAMPS promote good health, retain
neauny ouiaoor complexion. KW.OQ
complete at Hlckya Jewelers. Phone
3151. U.13
LOST Man's Gruen wrist watch be
tween o and fl p. in. Wednesday,
Probably loat In or near Dirk 11 sed
ers or Emll's Market Received as
gin wnue in service. Reward. Char
les Anderson, Baldwin Hotel. 13-15
EXPERIENCED TREE SUHOEON
I'runing a specialty. All work con
traded. Call 0073. ia-l
PRUNING AND YARD WORK-Jcse B
smiin. I' none 0439. U-1P
HEARING AID BATTERIES now avail,
aoie at iticays Jewelers. I'hone 3151.
13-13
HAND 1RONINO In my home. Phone
0317. 13-30
FOR RENT 3-room furnished house,
near otn and Main. No children or
pets. Phone 4283. 13-13
FOR SALE IN WEYERHAEUSER DIS-
thilt- 5-room modern house, com
pletely lurnunea, uiuson refrigerator,
electiio range, electric hot water heat
er. Oil heating stove, furnace. $3230,
iouu catn ana lerms. otto Hikkeisen.
Phone 5018. 13-18
JEWELRY SHOWCASES reasonably
pricea, mcxys Jewelers, rnone 3151.
13-13
FOR SALE-Sk! outfit, ridge top hick
ory. Dinuines. ooies. new wax mi
Almost new. 15.00. Phone 87 11. 13-15
FOR SALE -13 boxes No 13 shotrun
sheiu. 1033 Ivory or Phone 8003 after
o:m p. m, 13.14
FOR SALE One A-l Ualler, good rub-
ur. i-none w.iw.
TOR SALE-Slmmons youth bed i
maiircaa, fio.uu. Lnarter oak wood
circulating healer. 823.00. Hot Point
eJectrlc iron. II. R. p-ihot revolver.
like new, 425 00. 2440 White. 13-18
RAZOR REPAIRS. Including heads.
corns ana cases, ttickys Jewelers.
Phone 3181. 13-13
LOST-Rust and white female Cocker.
niack collar. 8 months old. "Penny."
Phone 3A40. 12-13
DENTISTRY, afternoons and evenlngi-
wuu onaiia, 13-19
DUPLEX TOR RENT Partly furnished.
oarage, aouiu. wo pels. Phone 4A50.
13-13
FOR RENT 2-room modern apartment
hi private nome. mi)i nave refer
ences. Can see at 1215 Owens after
3 p. m. 13.13
ROLEX oyster perpetual wrist watches.
worm famous, water tight. ror Im
mediate do livery. Rlckys Jeweler.
Phone 3181, 12-13
FOR SALE 1-bedroom house. Phone
8070. 12-13
FOR SALE 4 fine coyote hounds. J. C.
Duggan, Central Point. H, R Box
302, Phone 750, Gold Hill. 12-Ifl
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1040 Btudebaker
sedan, want lata truck or pickup.
D. R. MlddJoton, Rt. 9, Lakevlew.
Oregon. U-14
ELECTROLITE flamelesa cigarette light
er, fi.ou. Hicxys jewelers, pnone
3151. ia-13
FOR SALE 14-ft, combine. Good shape.
v. it. Miaaieion, m, a, iakeview.
Oregon. 12-14
LOST, believe at 5th and Main, wed
ding ring. $3.00 reward. 2030 Want
land. 13-18
PAINTING, CALCIMINING, tnnmil
work, city or country, Sntlsfactlon
guaranteed. Frank Jenks. Phono 7270.
HOlf
Aaazing Fist Relief For
COUGHS
Bronchial Irritations Dim To Colcft
A Rare ComblaallAB Cnmnoundeil
from valuable Canadian Pine Balnnm
ana other soothing hcallnff lngradi-
enta uuoKicy n canadioi Mixture is
dlfferont from anvthlnsr you have
ever tried all medication no syrup.
uacKifT'i Acta s wnya
1 To Iooscn Phlogm
2 To Hoot he Raw Membrancea
3 To Make Breath I nff Easier
Tou aet TAHitlta FAHT vnu feel
the effect INSTANTLY.
Act at once irr Buckler 'a CAT? A-
DIOL Hlxtnre todar. At flret-lRse
drva- atoree ererywbere Saflsfaetlom
gnsstraateed or moBer bark.
Super Cut Rate Drag
Lee Hendricks Drag
ForXMAS
TOYS
All Mstal Ttetsr Totters
Modtl Supplies
a Cas Motors. '
PAINT AND CHECK VOUH
CHILD'S BIKE S.00
Phons 8520 222 S. 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
PINE BOOV WOOD, 81S.0O a cord.
Daytime Phone 3830. Alter 7 p. m.
Phone 81)73. 13-18
SILVER SERVING TRAYS, aninrted
alzea, for Immediate delivery, ltlekya
Jewelera. Phone 31S1. 12.13
85.00 AN HOUR for experienced aalea.
men. We need 4 men. 83.00 an hour
for Inexperienced men. We train you.
810O0 worth of experience In aalea
manahlp the flrat 3 monthe. A life
time Job right here In Klamath Fall..
See Karl Selgel, Northweat Sale, Man
ager, Friday only. At Winema Hotel
from 10 to 13 a. m. 12-13
FOR RALE One doll bed, doll eradle,
chlld'a dropleaf table., south', bed,
doll'a highchalr. All new. 728 Owena.
Phon. 0301, 12-18
WANTED TO BUY Small used phono
graph. Phone 7348 evening!. 12-17
FOR SALE: 800700 head feeder hog,,
40.80 veal calve, at public auction by
the Farm Bureau at Anderaon, Cali
fornia, Wednesday, December 10, Calf
Sale at 10:00 a, m. Hog Sale at 1:00
, m, Hoga graded and Bold in truck
oad lota. Calvea aold Individually by
the pound. 13-18
LONOINKS Whlttnaeur Watche, ar. now
In Block. Rlckya Jewelera, Phone 3151.
13-13
FOR SALE Home with aeven apart
menta, good Income. Completely fur
nlahed. 3128 Reclamation St. 13-18
FOR SALE Large lot, 3 or S-room
houee, livable with repafra. P, O. .
Box 1078, City. 13-18
FOR SALE Electric washing machine
and mangle. 1809 Martin St. 13-18
WANTED Work any time mornings till
1 p. m. Experienced truok driver.
Phone 8968, " 12-18
FOR SALE Olrl's whit, shoe 1c. skates,
size 1. Phone S30B, . 12-14
FOR SALE Boy's bicycle, new condi
tion. Coll 700. 12-17
JtADIO BATTERIES now In stock for
most mixed radios, Blckys Jewelers.
Phone 3191, 12-13
Thuridsy. Dte. 13. IMS HERALD AND NEWS TOURTEllf
LOST Brown leather key container,
or 4 keys, nanta, R, McllrUI.. Call
First reii.ral Savings 4, Loan Asm
Phona S1U9, 18-18
FOR SALB..IIMM Stewart-Wamer movl.
vatnara with F 8.0 lens, Also lit Inch
fucus Wnllensak tal.photo Una with
color flltara and Weslim exposur.
m.iar. Kv.rvlhtite lit exc .itl c,m
dltlon, Fin. Christmas gilt, Phone
8843. IS-1S
FOR SALE Army officer', wardrnlia
tailored top coat, alsa 42: all wuol
pants, Hi. 38 and .18: shirts, slsa 10:
also dov. blue overcoat, site 42, all
In good condition, Davenport anil
chair In need of repair, sal of Bobby
lagan atel shaft golf cluba wild
isainer iag, UK. new. 810 Eldorado.
11-10
LAHCIK WOOD OR COAL h.atlng stove,
lined with firebrick. Ph. 70HJ. ti n
IMIONOOHAIMt RKCOIIDS 1MKI In
aiaca, ail liiaku, all of tn. lata It s.
KK each while Ih.y last, Sheph.nl
Muslo Co, 1310
FOR SAUG-rioclrlo Iron.r, Call 32.18.
1214
Nirc FIR CMIIISTMAM TIIIKS for Bala,
190 and up. Phone 0.180, 2180 While.
loll
FOII SALE Metal pickup bed, 829 00.
301 Nevada. 11-18
FOR SAIJC-Dehydreled atock molauM.
reed this with ground sratn. Sharp
urain wo., Merrill, or. Phon. 2201.
11-14
UKNTI.KMAN wants to rani room In
prlval. Home, call Mr. Sclunlls
Winema Hotel. 13.18
WANT TO nilY-Chlld'a tricycle. In
good condition. Call 8174. 11.18
FOR SAtJE-Weaner pigs and faeder
pigs. Call after 4:30 p. m. 0704 Ava
lon. 11-19
Me.llng Notlc.8
Klamath Lodge No. T7. A.
F. A. M., will hold a
special mvellng Friday,
December 14th, at 7:30 p.
tn. Work In M. M. d.gree.
NOEL TURNER,
Worshipful Master.
12-14
10
SatVlOM
XMAS LOANS
' Do your Xmat Shopping with
cnsli, If you liuvs rogular In.
coins mid are In naod of sxtrsi
cash for tlio holldnya. you mijr
borrow on your furnlturs, live
stock, automobllo or salary, and
tuka as long as IB months to rs
Py.
$00.00 to $300.00 on ftirnltura,
livestock or salary and 180.00 t
$S00.00 on your auto,
Commercial
Finance Corp.
TOM O'DWYEB
107 N. Oth
Kluinntli Fulls, Oregon
v Phono 7711
328811
Klamath rails Mooee LodgaM
No. 1108 meete on Thura 7
day nlghta, 8-00 p. en. Inl. I
Uattoo every Mcond and 8
four Thuraday.
as
Q.I
Klalnaui rails Aerla
n& aoBo. n.guiar
maalliia .vary Tuea
r 6 X ball, vlh ancl
WalnuL Vial Una
'".I
Loat and Found
LOST Coin nuraa and I Mln n
aeya, containing 1 keya each. HleaM
return to Muriel's Beauty Salon, 1118
Main.- Reward. 11.13
RKWAND for return of brown and
wnue male springer Spaniel, 14
months old. Ph. 3082. u.13
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G.naral Notices
PRINSE'S
DRIVE-INN
Will Open At
5:30 P. M.
From Now On
Tower Theatre Bldg.
1807U
WEAREVER
IT'S BACK
After 5 long years the Wear
ever cooklna utenalli am r.
converting back to civilian use.
Call Your Wcarever Denier
MR. ADAMS 8163
For Appointment
People who own Wcarever Sets
call same number for vslunblo
InfoAnatlon.
1213
Two Sisters Inn
Steak and
Fried Chicken Dinners -Wccd-Ashland
Junction
Phono S060
12-20
VENETIAN
BLINDS
Metol or Wood
PATTERSON
FURNITURE CO
230 Main
Ph. 7150
1870tf
EAST MAIN GIFT SHOP
Dolls
Sacheta
Tea Towels
Many Christmas Olfls
102 E. Main
Phone 4038
12-18
C FITZGERALD FOR ROOFS
Repalra and Coatings
Phones 9184 - 3148
IS 0011
CHIMNEYS SWEPT, oil stoves and fur
naces vacuum cleaned. Immediate
service. E. Hamlin. Phon. 4723, 13-18
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern
equipment, 4-wheel drive truck, will
go anywhere. Phone 3230. 111
10
Services
ELECTROLUX CLEANERS
Sales and Services
Phon. 7107 1133 Main
12-18
DRESSMAKING and alterations, 1830
uronara. rn. 0739. . .mm
WANTED - Window washing. Phona
7078. Jess. Hubbard. 12-28
THEODORE DICKSON
Upholstering Furniture Shop
Upholstering, Repairing, Reflnlahlns
SDrlnas Reconditioned
Phon 4917 3041 Shasta War
Klamath rails
12-18
KEMTONINO, PAINTING, KALSOMIN-
inu-i-nom outrf. ia-10
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Installed. Cem.nl work dona. Modern
equipment. 19 year. In Klamath rails,
t-none w. uaner, uus
- 1264U
KIRBY VACUUM CLEANERS
Factory Authorized Servlc.
S20 N. 10th Phon. 4333
12-18
PAINTING and TlnUng. H. L. Brown.
Phon. 4220. 2024U
AVON PRODUCTS
Mrs, Pearl Rosa
439 Martin St.
Phona 8144
RADIATORS
Cleaned, Repnlred or Rebuilt
1 radon included.
Heating troubles corrected
with latest equipment and
30 years experience.
All Work Guaranteed
New and Uied Radiators
Also new copper cores for
nearly all makes and models
01 cars and trucks.
Klamath Radiator
Works
1221 So, 8th St Phone 6041
sooetf
t-11
SEWING MACHINES
REPAIRED
All makes
Work Guaranteed
Genuine Singer Parts
SINGER
Sewing Machine Co.
418 Main St
Ph.
8402
12-11
Plumbing
Heating "
REPAIR WORK
We can now do your work
for Low Monthly Payments
Harry E. Patton
Phone 6630 J
614 N. 1st St.'
412111
Quality
Plumbing Merchandise
On Display
At Our Shop
PROMPT
EFFICIENT
REPAIR SERVICE
a We Hurry a
DAVIS PLUMBING
& HEATING CO.
337 E. Main Phone 8781
4328U
RADIO
REPAIRING
Of All Kinds
Specialized Sorvlce Co.
1434 Main Phone 8108
1840U
WE PICK UP
AND DELIVER
Trunks Baggage Presto
Logs Coal, etc
YELLOW CAB CO.
Phone 8171
LOCAL MOVING
AND CARTAGE
Anything Anywhere ,
in Oregon
Anderson Motor Freight
Ph. 7380 101 Klamath Ave.
11-6
PICK UP AND DELIVERY
SERVICE
ROBINSON'S DELIVERY
Ph. 7423 it
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Inipeollon free Modern Equipment
Contentt Hauler Away
Ed F. King
Phon. 4032 474811
"1 MACHINE SERVICB - All
makes, Phon. 8771. 3318 Shasta War.
IS12mk
HEMSTITCIIINO
DRESSMAKINO Buttons and buckle,
covered. Alterations on new and old
clothing. Mrs. II. M. All.nder. 731
Main. Room 218. Ph. 7283. 13-80m
LINOLEUM FLOORS and dralnboarda
Installed by expert mechanic, J. L.
Calhoun, phon. 8884 mornings and
evenings. - - 13-20
HOUSE cleaning, .xpart floor wexlnf,
kltchena and bathrooms washed.
LEE J. POPE
Phona 6848
11-te
CARPENTER WORK, new, remodeling,
repair. Contraat or hour, Phona 47A7,
evenings. 18-18
PA1NTINO. DECORATING. Phon. 4030.
I780U)
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
All makes, work guaranteed, genu
In. Singer parte. We open our new
shop December 1st,
SINOER SEWING MAC1UNE CO.
41B Main 174Btg
BOOKKEEPING, Shorthand, Typing -Kindred
subjects, office machines.
KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE.
133 Pin. Ph. 47SS
1337U
WE NOW hav. a man spaolalltlnf In
almonlzlng oars at Olson's Garage.
3000 Oregon, Ph. 0178. 12-18
PICK UP AND DELIVERY
SERVICE
MERCHANTS
DELIVERY
PHONE 7423
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