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Newspaper Page TextOUR BOARDING HOUSE fW6rVi7 X KhiOVM LOT with MAJOR HOOPLE OUT OUR WAY OFFICIAL EITHER. GET OUT MOO GET ft. NAU AND WstER WITH A NICE Ur ine: . e.ii ik.3' .ran ui u EGAD AND AFTER THAT MAS- TOO.'-" AHi Ot-lfeNJ wien 1 IN Ort-I,ouot , NPPV.1 IS' 311-1- CARES A80DT HIS MEALS BY J. R. WILLIAMS fCA l ITS THE OAKlCb J I LIKE. A WHY CAN'T L. IJSi DISTRICT AMD CLEAN Y FIGHT CUEAMf PSSSC THEY'VE 60T J .SNpWBAU. LOOK HOW LL IO J THEIR SNOVW- FIGHT, BUT . 1 WHITE OURS j1"" Vl I BALLS WITH I WHEKJTHEY ARE. I lf V THEM" ARM A USE BLACK V--1--- B xL V LOADS.' ZlVOMES IT'S . I g 1 BORN) THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON) ..?S. ... Rl Ryder By Fred Harmon Uft IMfc AE6,0UCHE5Srl fTDfA fEGGS? ITD BE f0UT VtWfS TCUR t rrVDAflGHI WITH . rWEf? HtW TELL f errtVVnOrAE 1 11 THE TEACHER M rttW rNECGS'SCri' rVWSI . WA fOR C-ETTlftf SENT Attrt GAT. A 6re.RT- TC rORE, 60rt J mcfv school. f I """ "" I A csw&ier- tcm Gvr X hoae- -rT Ialeck sal that oust, jfttwJ Wtk Tubbt . 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SHOULONT HAVe, T-LL ME-VOU WERE" T) SORPRISEy JUNB. I "T"r', rJMOWCW, CAN GET TOFRA(Sle AND come: our HKeieowNA wveNBcr vvou3fiMsp iLLpsiyeeA STONES we'l&try rrf ttt: '- ' LrtHe Orphan Annie By Harold Gray HAPPY NEW Yeap I PunfN 1W5.E ARE f HM M MTHI8 IS A 6LINWPERS0NI WU Hj p VITAL STATISTICS BAUGH -Born t Klumath Vlty hot pit), Klmih rtlli. Or., Decembir SI, 1043. to Mr. and Mrrm. Norman Bauih, t33 8. Rlvraid a boy. Weight: 6 pounds 9 ouncvt, UNDBUDC Born at Klamath Val Ivy hovpttal. Klamath ralli. Or., De cember ao, 19U, to Mr, ana wrm. UK via LindbUde. 4079 S. eth, a boy. Weight: 7 nounds 10 ounce. GODSKY Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath ralli. Ore.. January 1. lB4o. to Mr. and Mrs. Ada Goosey. aaao s. sin, a gut, weignt: a pounaa la ounce. MEA DOR Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath ralli, Ore.. January 1. ltHfl, to Mr. and Mrs. Ethel j. Meador, Sprague River, Ore,, a boy. Weight: 1 ooundf 13 ounces. BARRETT Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. January 3, lMo. to Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Barrett. 313 X, Main, a gtrL, Weight: 7 pounds 13 BURNETT Born at Hillside hosnltal, to Mr. and Mrs. William J. Burnett, route i. Bonanza, wre., a giru wetgnt; 8 pounds 2 ounces. OBITUARIES .BANS EDWIN ANDERMON Hans Edwin Anderson, a resident of Klamath county lor the past 20 years, passed away In Sprague River, Ore., Sunday, December o, 1845 at 4:30 a. m. He was a native of rrederlckstad. Nor way and waa aged 81 years at the time of his passing. Ha Is survived by a nephew, Einar Hoi berg of San Fran cuco. California. The remains rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral home. 923 High. Funeral announcement appears in uus issue. HAZIL rtCARD ELLIS Hazel Plcard Ellis, a resident of Klam ath Falls for the past 34 years, passed away in wis city, Tuesday, January i. 1946 at 3:43 a. m. 8he was a native oi Dorrls, Calif., and was aged 33 years g months and IS days at the lime of her passing, she la survived by tne follow ing, her husband, Wlllard B. Ellis, Klamath Falls: a daughter, Thelma Oil- more, and two grandchildren, James and David Liiimore an of Kiamatn rails; two sisters. Mary Moore of Sweethome, Ore., and Mildred Cook man of Chlto- quln. Ore. The remains rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral home. 933 High where friends may call. Funeral arrange man is are us lea euewnere in una issue. EG BEST HUGO SMITH Egbert Hugo Smith a resident of Beat ly. Orcaon. for the past 18 years, passed away in that city, Tuesday, January 1, 194S at l a. m. He was a native or Beatty and was aged 18 years and 10 months at the time oi his passing. He is survived by his mother, Lola Craln; father. Hugh Eldon Smith: two brothers Augustine and Grant Smith; one sister, Rosetta Maa Grain, all of Beatty. Ore. I two uncles, George and Sankey Merrttt of Chiloquin, Ore.; aunt, Nora Hawk, Fort Klamath. Ore., and a great-aunt, Mrs. Dice Craln of Klamath Falls. The remains rest at Ward's Klamath Fu neral home, 923 High. Funeral arrange ments will be announced later. CLARA MARIE BWINNEf Clara Maria Swlnney, a resident of Klamath Falls. Ore., for years, passed away In this city on Tuesday, January l. is, following an illness of two years. She waa a native of Red Bluff, Calif., and at the time of her death was aged 43 years 3 months and 9 days. Surviv ing are her husband. Elwln C. Swinney and one daughter. Ardell, both of this city, one sister. Mrs. Amanda Parlsena of Susanville. Calif., one brother. Emit Seller of Klamath Falls, Ore., also an aunt, Mrs. George Cllma of this city. The remains rest In the Earl Whltlock Funeral home, Pine at 6th. Notice of funeral to be announced In the next issue of this paper. EMMA HOPE OWENS Emma Hone Owens, a resident of this city for the past two years, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George 3. Moses 303 Lewis Ave., Tues day, January 1, 1946, at 1 p. m., after an illness of a ions; duration. Mrs. Owens was a native of Wabasha, Min nesota, age 80 years 1 month 7 days, and a former resident of Baker, Ore. She la survived by two daughters, Mrs. Moses and Mrs. Doris Holloman, Van couver, Wash.; two sons, Harry Owens, Spokane, Wash., and Ray Owens, Coulee Dam, - Wash, The remains rest at the Earl Whit lock Funeral home. Pine at 6th. Funeral arrangementa will be an nounced tomorrow. FUNERALS - I1AZKL PICABD ELM! 7uneral Mrvlcei for th. lata Hazal Plcard EUU, who pa.Md away In thla city on Tueaday, January 1, I04G, will ba hold In the chaiwl of Ward'. Klamath Funeral . home. 02A Hlsh on Thurtday, January 3, IMS, at 2 p. m., with RevJ victor rniiiiD. oc tne rim jneinoaiai church officiating. Concluding aervlce. and interment will follow at the Plcard cemetery In Dorrle, Calif, rrfend. are respectfully invited to attend. HANI EDWIN ANDEBSON Funeral eervicee for the lata Hana Edwin Anderaon. who pawed away In Sprague River, Ore., Sunday, December 30, IMS, will be held In the chapel of Ward'. Klamath Funeral home, 025 High on Saturday, January 5, IBM, at 2 p. m, with Rev. Victor Phillip, of the Pint Methodist' church officiating. Conclud ing services and Interment will follow at Lfnkvllle cemetery. Friend, are re spectfully Invited to attend services, Fire Department Answers Two Calls The city fire department an swered two New Year's day calls just to get In practice for 1948. The first call of the year came from trie Holly notel at o:n a. m., when a fire in the garbage can was reported, Another call at 6:37 d. m. was received from the Waldorf Bil liards, 610 Main, where a scrap fire in the rear of the restaurant got out of hand. There was no damage to property in either case, firemen reported. . MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS . BABY WALKERS Phone 5520 , 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Market Quotations NEW YORK, Jan. I (API -Stock mar ket dealing! In today's first session of jihq wore quiet aim irregular. Closing quotations; American Can ..uu.....u .,... 100 Am Tel at Tel inula innvuiiua. ,.,..ti..ii.i i.ini,i,.t calif Packing a Cuiumonwenlth At Sou ,..,........ Mi t.uriiS'.Ynuiu , .,.M o General Kino trio M. 47 V Generat Motors HUM U..H...,.M.... 7A Gt Nor R.v pfd .....,....... WH Int Harvester M Konnecott ...H.W..W.... 4tlt iamg-iieii "v ... Jot' Montgomery ward ,.,.. Nash-Kelv ... N Y Central f 3.11 Northern rncirto w Pao Uas A El 41 J C Penney HU Safeway Stores Hears Hootmck .,.... M u .inv Southern 1'aclflo . Standard Brands 47 Sunihlne Mining .,..,.,..,.,-. ai' Union Oil Calif l Union Pacific Mllfc u s steel , hi Warner Pictures ....., . 31 H Potatoes CHICAGO. Jan. 9 HAP-tlSDAl Pots toaa: arrivals a8. fin track 14(1. tula U. S. shipments Friday U03, Saturday 834, Sunday, 28, Monday, 679, and Tues. dav. aiid. old stocks: supplies moderate, demand alow, market dulf. New stockst supplies light, for U. 8. No, 1 demand moderate. niaraei aieauy; ror u. a. no. i, me u rinminrl ilnw. ninrknt dtill. Old slncki: Idaho Russet BurlMiika, U. 8. No. 1, 83,6.1-3.83; Nebraska UHu Trlutnphi. U. S. No. 1, sj.M-a ao; Mlnnepota and North Dakota Cobblers, commercial 8240-1,43; Ulisa Triumphs, commercial, 8X33-2.33. LIVESTOCK aihkii am wniunirirtrl 1 tAP-USDA) Salable cattle 200. calves is; llgnt supply sold strong, now mi.w hlehar than two waeka aso: medium' good steers and heifers quoted 813-00 17.00; few loads inedlunt-good range cows snw-ou; oaa neaa s,i.uvi-.uu, cutter-common cows strona. mostly 89.00-11.00; ranners 8300-7,00; common good aausage bulls aio.00-U.00; calvei waajr; cnoirn qiiuivu f4(i.vw, cuiiitttvu' niMlum B11.0U.t.i OH. Salable hogs 300, steady; about load and a half aoodcholce barrow and gilt 9i3.ou; gooa sows eio.ua. 3-naote iiiwu w, nianii emu. choice Iambs quoted 314.73; medium 72 lb. lambs 3U.73 with light sort at sii.uv; noavy wooiea ewes quoteu eu.ow' 7.83. ' CHICAGO, Jan. 2 (AP-USDA1 Salable hogs 10U0. toUl 36,000; active, steady: good and choice 1WKW0 lb. barrows and IIU 614.83 celling; weights over 300 lbs. and under ino lbs. scarce but few Iota upward to 400 lbs. at celling; sows at llflo celling but few heavy slags wak at 113.73: some llahtweiehta to 614.10; proipecia gooa clearance, able calves 1000, tola, looo; fed steers and yearlings about iteady with Mon day' general decline, mot)y 30 to 70 cents down for week to date. Instance 61.00 off except on atnctiy cnoice came; bulk gI9.oo-17.73: numerous strictly choice loads 818 00. celllna: heifers steady to 33 rents lower: bulk 813.30 16.00; mixed steers and .heifers 818.00; cowi, bulls, and vcatera generally iteady; cutter cows 86. 33 down: choice fed cow to 614.60; bulk beef cows siouu-i-.uu; heavy aausaife bulls to 813.23. fat bull to 814,00; vealers 318.00 down. fLmiahU theeo 14 ooo. total 21.000: early aalee and bids slaughter lambs 23 to 30 cents lower, two loads good and choice ahmit as lb. fed wooiea western lambs some w nut ourry vie w, noiaing numer ous loaas gooa ana cnaicv larnua suum 614.63 with deck around 66 lb. averages sold to city butchers at 314.73; five decka medium and good wooled lambe 614,00: two loads good and choice red clipped lambs fall shorn pelts held around 814.23: yearlings practically absent: nom ine done early on rather limited supply slaughter ewes. Bnnn ANn Or . Jan. fAP-USDAi Salable cattle 330. total 700: salable and toUl calves 90: market slow, weak to 23 cents lower; good steers and beef cows off most but some bids on can ners and cutters SO cent lower; few loads good fed steers 616 30-17.23; common-medium grades 8I1.30-19.00; com ma n-medium heifers 3IO.00-M.00; rt- m Hnwn in lft Of)- rnner.ru tier COW 3u.SO-8.3o; some bids down to 66 00: fat dairy type' cows 80 00-10 SO, medlum- Sood beef cow 811M.13.O0; good beef ulls 31 1.30-13.00; sausage bulla 30.00 11.00; good-choice vealers 814.00-13.00, IeBl!beW'hogs 80, total 1100; market steady with sows 23 cents above last -.k- hirrnwi and ellt 173-203 Iba. 818.80: heavier and lighter weights scarce: good sows 814.23-30; few light weights $14.79; gooevcholce feeder pigs $15 oo. Salable and total sheep 1000: market strong to 23 cent higher: 8ood-cholce wooled lambs $14.00-23; few SU.OO; fed shorn lambs held above $13.30; common grade 1! 00-12.00; good ewes 84.30-3.00; common gradea down to $3,00. nvwrn Tn 1 tAP.tlRDAt Salable heep 2300. total 4000; all classes frly active, steady with Monday: five doubles strictly good-choice 104-112 lb. fed wooled lambs $14.03: good-choice truck Ins $14.00-23; two loads good and choice 126 lb. slaughter ewes $6.40; almllar grade truck-In $6.23-60; few good and choice truck-in feeding lambe $14.00-00. WHEAT nnnnft. Jan. 9 rAPl Moderately ntl(t l.kln. and added Stun IMS selling bore grain future, price, steadily aownwnra mo., oi m .". ". mild rallies eraied some pf the losses. May rye wa off the full 9 cent limit for a .Ingle day', trading at time., and wheat was a. much as 3 cent, lower. onn. ni. .nri rnfflmlulan house. came In on the buying .Ide of wheat near the bottom of the decline, however. Wheat closed unchanged to j einU lower than Monday', finish, May $1.80M,i corn unchanged at Sl.lHUj celling: oat. 1 to l-r.c lower, may iol-iic, ir -changed to Sc lower. May 11.73: barley unchanged to ftc lower, May $1.31,. : Weather Eueene Klamath Falls 01 Sacramento J3 Portland oo Reno -...62 Ban Francisco 34 Seattle --.03 Medford ..... 44 Red Bluff 47 Max. Mln. Preclp. ..oo si 43 .02 Trace .46 ciouay oaay, ianini v,u,"u ' occoilonnl light rain north or central xo occasionally siru.is nnrih fnatl and mndarata southerly Wind "WASHINGTON AND OREOONInler mlttent rain today, tonight and Thurs day, with snow In mountain. Little temperature cnange, mroni auunirii LEGAL NOTICES MATir! TO ftRKDITORfl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or UKKUUM run jVJUimn-n rmiNTV IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MAKIUN flHKNET UHUWur-n, audu KNOWN AS PINK CROWDER, Nntlrit la hnrahv atvun that the Under- Signed ha been duly appointed as ad ministratrix of the estate of Marion Plnkney Crowder, also known as Pink Crowder. All persons having claim a ft a I net said estate shall present the same, with voucher attached and veri fied In the manner provided by law to 209 Pine Tree Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months of the date of the publication of this notice. AdmlnUtratrlx of , the Estate of Marlon Plnkney Crowder, also known as Pink Crowder. J. 2-9-1 6-23-30 No. 236. NOTICE Notice Is herehv (riven that WILSON TITLE & ABSTRACT CO,, an Oregon corporation, whose home office Is in Klamath Fall. Oregon, duly licensed to tramact a title insurance bu lines In said State of Oregon, has applied to the Insurance Commissioner of said state for a return of the securities deposited by said corporation as a guaranty fund, and has notified atd Commissioner of its Intention to retire from said title Inaursnce buslneaa. and that It has entered Into a contract of re-lnaurance with COMMONWEALTH, INC., an Ore- fon corporation, whose home office Is n Portland, Oregon, and which 1 duly licensed to transact a title Inaursnce business In Oregon, whereby said COM- W6dngdr. Jam 1 IMS HERALD AND NEWftTZlf KLAMATH BASIN Carload Potato Shipments (Fljfureg from SUtto-FedornS Inspector Rom Aubrey) . . Month Beasurt 1946-40) tt m BassaaiB-Hi Deo, lo Ueaann . December P" " " . w w mi " ii L 0 :,. y , ' ' wi im sail, " T " . . " , , 0 1M HH " 1L " , " tn sm" r 5i IM in - zr, MoT" a , 80 1M 55T- T .. , .. iflIL. TGI- SiT- ' "J , M" m ciS So-- 1 "3 . 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CLASSIFIED RATES One day per word 4c I day run a oay run ---- 4 day run . 8 day run . , Week run , Month run Ada received by 1:00 p. m, will appear same anernoon in "wew Toqay;eoiumn- .per word Be ..per word Uo .per word I3e per word 14e .per worn lac .per word 43c Rw Today LOST-First National Bank money bag containing currency ana cneces ne lonalnx to Plumbers and Steam Fit ters Local Union 181. Finder may keep cash but please return check. Phone 6711. . . 14 TO OUR CUSTOM EHS-Otir calendars finally arrived. Heao in ana get yours. People Warehouse. 13 YOUNO widow with ehild to support muat have well paid permanent office Doaition. 4 years exoerience). no tyD ing. 810 Rose. 1-8 FOR RENT Bedroom heated. Phone 6637. l-l FOR RENT-Room for aentleman. In quire lav no. stn. FOR SALE 4-room modern house, $1800.00 cash. 1326 Lookout. X'lS FOR SAIaK -10.14 Chevrolet, new tires, new motor, oim una 101 Ave.' i-a FRAME SALE -6000 frames, nothing re served. Every frame In the studio one- half price. Bell Studio, next door 10 Pine- Tree Theatre. - . 1-4 FOR SALE -One Moeberg 23 repeater rifle, bolt action, reasonably oncea, 330 fl. flth St., upstairs apt, 1-2 FOR SALR--Crosier radio 6-tube table model. Ph. 7346 evenings. 10 S Chest of Drawers -1 Day Bed 1 M-W Waaher 1 Dresser. Cheat and Vanity Bench 1 Small tTahle .. 1 Iron Board 1 Iron Bedstead and Mattres 1 Pair Crutches 1 Menterey Style Bedroom Suite 1 Magaslne Rack 1 Breakfast Table, 4 Chain 1 Large Chest Drawer 1 Old Time Square D Table 1 Bedstead, Spring) Mattres and Chest - PEOPLES WAREHOUSE .1-1 ADULTS want to rent t bedroom house or store bidg., with living quarters. Write Box 637 car Herald and News. 1-4 FOR SALK Duplex 3 large rooms, each side. Moaem, furnisnea, uauoie gar age, two lots, v mile norm or city limits on Hlehwav 87. Phone 6637. t-a LOST One Persian yellow torn cat. strayed from 113 siaoraao,. i-e OFFICE CLERK, typing,, firing, with transportation company, only steady worker need apply. SeMr. Cram In person, . Consolidated Ffelghtways. 1-4 1941 PONT! AC for sale or trade. See Jimmy Edwards at Merit warning Machine Service. 611 80. 8th, City. 1-4 FOR SALE-1M1 DeSotO club coupe, radio and neater, excellent snape throughout, 1040 Studehaker Comman der, 1042 Plymouth sedan, very clean, low mileage. Burness Motors, corner 80. 6th and Walnut. 1-2 FOR SALE-1030 Model A sedan, 10 Inch wheel, good motor, top and paint. 2030 Turnadge Ave. 14 FOR SALE-Bendlx waahlng machine, $173.00. 4401 Boaraman. J-a FOR SALE-39 mm. camera with flaah attach. Ph. 3262 after 6 p. m. 1-2 MALE Boston Bull puppy for sale at liua Homeaaie. 1-2 JUST received 100 faultless camera, 127 sice, 80.60, Come early. Bell studio, next door to Pine Tree Theatre. 1-4 FOR SALE-Child'e crib, 3303 Darrow. rn. oiua. i-ii FOR 8 ALE -'34 Ford, $190.00, good tires. Phone 42SH, - 1-2 FOR BALK Vacant, nicely furnished a-room nouse. jrn. uvoe, i-v FOR SALE-'31 Model A Ford pickup. 303 Aitamonc Dr. 1-4 FOR SALE White enamel wood range, aiso neator. bid Jefferson.' rn, onaa, , 14 WANT TO- BUY 1030 to 1042 model , Olds,, Chevrolet, Plymouth or Chrys ler, easn. good condition, .gooa trre. Inquire. 417 N, Spring St.- ' . 1-8 DRIVINO to Portland Friday. Have room zor two, snare expenses. Ph. 4800., , ... .' , 1-3 HAND Ironing in my. home.- Ph. 6217. WANTED Woman for 1 housework, to iay mgnu, must ,oe oapaoie or car ing for children, and handling entire care of home. 2004 Hope St. Green Gardens. Ph. 6063. 1-4 WANTED Stenographer. Residence per manent in mama m rans, oiate ir ex perienced. Write Box 626, care Herald and New. 1-7 WANTKO -Dinner cook. Victory Cafe. 1-6 WANTED Combination night watch man and morning bus driver, approxl mately $200 00 a month. Apply to Mr. Evans at Modoo field or at High school office. 1-4 WILL board and room 1 small school children or working mother and child. Ph. 6IP3 or eall 3401 Vine. 1-4 ROOMS for rent, gentleman preferred. 1830 Crescent. Ph. 6076. 117911 ROOM-Men. 828 High. MODERN ateam heated front sleeping and living room unit, Oreer Apt. Ho tel, 710 Main, IWOff MODERN steam heated front sleeping room, Greer Apt. Hotel, 710 Main. 136811 VACANCY Furnlahed housekeeping room, 1404 Klamath. 1-i WANTED TO RENT Local business) man and wife want nice clean fur nished apt., or house, No bad habit. Permanent. Phone 8078, 1-4 UNFURNISHED four-room house far rent. 2IS Roger. Inquire at 416 Main after 0 p. m. 11 ONE or two desirable Iota for eale en Wantland Ave. Inquire at 1706 Sum mers Lane or eall 4620. 1-6 FOR ft A LK-Modern 8 room house wttst service porch, fruit cellar, chicken house, bam. I V acre excellent soil. Inquire 4038 Thompson. 1-4 FOR SALE -1040 Chevrolet truck with sami 23 ft. flat bed and slakes. Ttm- . ken axle, air brakes, A-l. throughout. 606 S. 6th. Ph. 3030. 1-3 FOR SALE - 1830 Model A. Ph. 407 FOR SAlJC-36 Ford Tudor sedan. Good condition. Radio, heater, sDOtliaht. Phone 4071 ! aft-' FOM BALE Two whl trall.r. Kiel lent condition, largo boa. Priced 1e wll. KU I, Box ,11. J. a. Sea berry. HAY FOR SAL -Alfalfa and grain In tack. Itonfeld Broe., V. mile south of Merrill. 1-1 run WOIIK Have your fur coat re.tyled, repaired, cleaned and glared. Reasonable price.. Oregory. Fur Shop, So. flth. Phone M7. 1-1 KKMINOTON atandard typewrlUr, very good condition. Phone 3403, 1-4 FOR SA1.E-Eleclrlc portable phono graph: Silver Fox furi lady. clothe., .lie 11. Man', .port coat, lit. 40: Co rona portable typewriter. 11 Auburn St. 12 WANTED TO BUY - Smell bu.lne... Write Box 727, care Herald and New.. 1-1 EVE BENSON, Studio of Dancing. Open today, - j.g 1030 FORD Deluxe Sedan (for Sale) good condition, new rings and ball.ry, 1049.00. Call altar 1 p. m, 3409 While. 1-3 PEARL CARLSON PUBLIC TYPIST and General Accounting Income Tax Service 1113 Main Phone 1911 1-11 SOCIAL SECURITY REPORTS Unemployment Report. Withholding Tax Receipt, TypedCompiled Paarl Carlson Phont 7911 1-S 8LEEPINO room fur rent 113 Phone 7013. Pine. 1-4 VETEnAN will pay wall for board and room, write box 1334, care of Herald and News, . 1-4 PI FOR SALE Electric water heater, 34t Hillside. 1-4 FOR SALE-Trnmnone. Call 4397 after noon or evenings. 1-1 FOR SALE -Large while porcelain kit chen range. ,79.00. 101 Martin, Phone 4399, 1-4 FOR SAI.E-1037 Dodge Coupe, fully equipped and Insured, good rubber, A-l mechanical. Don't pa., thl. up. If you want a real .nappy car. Beit coin offer take. it. Wally Mou, 331 N. 11th St., Apt. 1, phona 9391, 1-4 FOR SALE Wood and coal circulating nr.ier, largo tire rjox, excellent con dition. Moo Denver Ave, Ph. 3110, 1-S FOR SALE Circulating wood heater. Take. 23 Inch wood, 139.00, 4918 Frelda. 1-S FOR 8AI.E-Sacrl(lce, 1041 Zenith Con- aoie radio, uaa California. . 730tf FOR HALE 40 Hamp.hlre putletl, now laying, 170. nummer. ine. 1-3 FOR RALE Alltomntlo wood circulat ing neater. 1310 Bnelley St. -1-4 FOR SALE 4 foot Xelvlnator refrlgera lor, line new, v. n, tsootn, Bonanea. 1-4) FOR, 8ALE-40 acre farm, new Irriga tion wen, gnoa i.nn xor potatoes, clover or aUalla, good B room hoUM, barn and outbuilding, adjoining land available by lea. Write Box 94 Mac-doel- or .ee Frank Olatt, Macdoel. Calif,, any day except Saturday. 1-4, FOR SALE Equity In S room home. inquire ub no. gnu or call 4797, nou.o. r.T '. 14 jj ible, 'el, i FOR SALE llardwnnrl rilnlntf l.Ki. chair.: alio trombone, 139 Comm'.f "- 1-S