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Newspaper Page TextUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLI OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS VOO VlAiT TO 6ORROV0 1 HAr- KAXFF- M SAY THl a 20,9R? TKM'6 EGD.' BEATS fcg TOO PUrJV A LOAM ASELARD'S VL MORKlG Vgg f) FOR. THE PRESIDENT gf MVPMOTlC ?ir? FOR A OF TUB SI MWTlONiAV- W ABILITY IS Y UvJlKJ-- IK ? TO BOTHER. VJlTH-- 7A VJERITABLEHTKE MAJOR'S nothing less THAhi J sold Mime J -really got ; , -HMt SO TODAVV vHlk(0i P3" Y i HE THINKS.' TAUP PkA Ikt-alif TiLir I THE NEXT TIME SHE'LL 1 HINT--TH NEXT TIME feMELL ASK "NEXT SHE'LL D I HAND.' I HEM HE'LL BE THE COOK.! nil v v P stfll V. AS soon ME.' NOTICE I I p NT , as i get i he wouldmt I AKMVHAT EVEN TAKE THE Rl' iVf-A AKJD 1 M1LK- BOTTLES IN WMIccktJ FER. TH' cook- I fly .1 W fr-i A LITTLE FAVOR T I N. LIKE "S. V ..tl THE FOX. O.PvVlU.1AM5 T. Wtt U. t, fT. Off. Rat) Ryttor By Fred Harmon HEREB TOUR V 'WVJKS. WR RED V f L fTDUVOERS frjHIMaAH'l I TH13 BrVT , All" V STufT 1 lSi ( I RECEIPT, I RIDER AKD "WE vJaJfA lOUR CME SV.. r SEE, ANVrEL't.'J V SW IN t-' ct Wash Tubbs By Leslie Tumor A SEARCH Uofeoers REVEALS NO TRACE OF :YH MISS INS ' REPORTER. f HAL SEEMED Y MEBBE HE CAMElfZli' OON'T SEE HOW V HE MUST'VE OPENED Mf THEN HE MAf HAVE FOUND HIS " TO THINK JEROME BACK UST NIGHT E5i 7 HE COULD TEST IT, TH' GRAVE, CAP'N -AK' CLUE, FOLLOWED IT UP AND RUN BLEEKP5 GRAVE HELD TO TEST HIS HUNCH &3 THO, WITHOUT 0P6NIN& PUT EYER'THING BACK. INTO TROUBLE! LUTHER, WE'VE GOT SOME CLUE TO r I THE" HEY. LUTHER! SO IT WOULDN'T SHOW! V TO KNOW WHAT THAT CLUE IS " . KIDNAPER JULIUE! I S 11 THIS SOD HAS BEEN -," V GET THE SHERIFF, QUICK' Potatoes PORTLAND, Jon. St (AP Potatoes: local Uurbanks, sj.oo-3.00 cental; De schutes, luus, No. 1, $3.43 cental, 23s( BU cents. I.OS ANGELES, Jan. 31 (AP-U8DAJ rouiiocs: 7 broken, it) unoroken can on track; Idaho 26, Utah 0 arrived; M can arrived by truck; niarkvt allgntly on other lock. SAN FRANriSCO Jan. 91 (AP-ttSDA) Potatoes: a broken, 113 unbroken car on track: Orcuon 13, California 11, Nevada l arrived; two cara arrived by truck iron, urvnon; market Heady; no saiei. CHICAGO. Jan. 21 lAP-VSDAt Pota toea arrlvali 213, on track 170, total U. S. hipu.cnu Friday una, Saturday IOCS. Sunday Si). Old stocks luppllm moderate, demand aiow, ntaraci aiitfiuiy weaaer, new slocks sunullea moderate, demand slow, market dull. Idaho ftusset Ilur banks U. S. No. 1, $3.43-3.80' Nebraska BILm Triumphs U. S. No. I. $3.30-3.33; Wyom ln Bltsa Triumphs, U. S. No. 1. $3.33 j Wisconsin Chlppcwas U. S. No. 1. $3.30. 2.60; Florida SO lb. sacks Bllsa Triumphs u. 5. no. t, a.73-j;a. and Her Buddies OOK HPNt VNK&X) 091 ftco,VK.ww MOST Ilf L-wrs. a i-m m m I u I 1 if I n n By Mortin WSL If VCWR TVS. I Allay Oop By V. T. Homlin jj Frackles and His Friendt By Blotter C"' ' - 1 fHfLLO.BOy BEAUTIFUL J ARENfT YOUTHS Boy7 fyes BUT YviTUAi NOW' fci iic racr e n, cc u,omt1 RECKLES H TlW LEO FRKKLES' ! rT.c !SEP 3SRAY ID RUB fT OUT OREETIMSS! DR, .- ptA" ' FQCTUMEtE; TES "SI'-V . bI -- f -2 LIVESTOCK DENVER, Jan. 21 (AP) Salable sheep 3000, total 3iHK; salable run all lambs bought to arrive by shippers; market stead v: four doubles choice 103-103 lb. fed woo led lambs $14.30: freight paid to Pueblo, Colo.; 10 doubles averaging 0D 114 lbs. $14.30 memo; other classes prac- ucaiiy auaenu SOITTH SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. fAP-USDAl Salable catUe 300. calves 23: Include 100 cattle from nearby feed lota; market steady: two loads good light steers sj&.uo-oo; lew loans netiera oj fered; four cars range cows held $13.00 50; few 1340 lb. Hotstelns $11.00; several loads common cows SIO.OO-U.OU; cullers sa.3O-9.30: cannera S0.3O-7.3O: medium. good sausage bulls $10.00-11.00: odd good calves steady at $14.00-30: medium $11 uo. Salable hogs 230 Including 03 leeder pigs; market steady; two loads good- cholca 21U-2W lb. Da trows ana fitu 113.80: odd tfood sows S1S.03. Salable sheep 300; lambs steady; two accjts gooa uu id. lamos sii.iu; common' good ewes quoted $2.30-0.30. PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 21 fAP-USDAl Salable cattle 1000, total 1300; salable and total calves 123: market very active, full early clcoarnce with supply Inade quate; market 23 to mostly 30 cents higher; some sales erratically higher; uuik goon iea sicers si.ou-ia; icw common-medium steers $12.00-1(1 00: hwd good heifers $10.30; few hoad S1S.73-1U.O0 with common-medium grades $10.30 13.00; canner-cutter cowi largely $7.00- v.ou; lew snetis uown 10 o.w mm ueiuw, fat dairy type cows mostly $10.00-11.00; heavy cows to $12.00; good beef cows $12.50-13.50; few $13.75; mixed cows and heifers up to $14.23; bulls only steady to strong; good beef bulls $11.30-12.30; few $13.00; medium-good sausage bulls $0.50-11.00; vealera strong to 50 cents higher: good-choice grades $13.00-30; sev eral $16.00. Salable hogs 200, total 350; market active, steady; barrows and gilts 170- 2B3 lb. S15.U0: aood sows about 450 lbs. $13.30; lighter weights $13.73-14.00; choice 100 lb. feeder pigs $13.75; odd lot around $15.00; good stags $0.00. Salable and total sheep 100; market active, steady to strong; few good-choice 93 lb. lambs $14.00; medium-good grades $13.00; common 81 lb. $12.00; good ewes salable up to $5,00; odd good bucks at $4.00. CHICAGO, Jan. 21 'AP-USDAl Sal able hoc 14.01U. total 10. 000: active. steady; small killers and order buyers Daylng celling of S14.B3 for barrows ana gilts over 180 lbs. and $14.10 celling for sows; good clearance. Salable catUe 15,000, total 13,000, sal able calves ooo, total 000; choice fed steers and yearlings Including yearling heifers steady to 23 cents lower, only strictly choice kinds fullv steady at $1.00; all other steers and heifers 25 to 4U cents lower; better man so icaas choice steers $18.00: best heifers $1(1.30: mixed offerings $17.00; bulk slaughter steers $13.50-18.00; cows steady to 25 cents, mostly 25 cents lower; fully gen erally sicnay; cnoice veaiers sieaay, others weak; stocker and feeder trude very narrow; strictly good weight cows $14.50, bulk $10.00-12.50; cutters $8.73 down. Salable sheep 2300, total 2300; big local killers out of market but moderately active and steady to other Interests: early sales good und choice fed woolen western Jambs averaging up to 117 lbs, $13.00-13.10. load or so hold hinhcr: few good but not choice native lamo $14.73: uecK gooa ana cnoice low in. iea cnppcu ends native slaughter ewes $V.S0 down. WHEAT Little Orphan Annie g V"'''' 1 '- " " ; py naroia uray 1 IrSlZHTyS WEECfilK0.! I f T WELL, THIS TIME WEjSJ AM WINDOW GUARDED WW T fWjftB ff) L"'! I 60T .1 E PAST BOW5 I ol CHICAGO. Jan. 21 fAPi Th ratlin. less May rye futures contract suffered a sinking spell today, slipping the 0 cent a busnel dally trading limit. Other grains eased in sympathy, with oats off almost 2 cents at times despite good commercial business. 'i'he lower new Vork stock market, and a 5 cent a bushel setback in rye at Minneapolis and Winnipeg, were out standing bearish Influences. Stop-loss orders was uncovered In rye on the way down. '1 r.lders said President Truman's speech to congress was not an outstand ing market Influence. He asked a year's extension of the price control act and retention of subsidies, among other things, but trade authorities said they were inclined to await congressional action. Wheat closed unchanged to a,ic lower than the previous finish, May $l,flO'Jt corn was unchanged at $l,lH'i ceilings, oats were down s,i to I'iC, May 60'A-laC, rye was unchanged to Sc lower. May $1.92 ', and barley was unchanged. May i.22 a. " In ancient Greece the theatres were regularly built in hillside hollows, thus avoiding the need for supporting Xramework for the tiers of seats. -White. Statf SKI TOGS Anderson-Thompson Ski Accessories SUGARMAN'S Olh and Main Market Quotations Monday, Jam 21. 1048 HCnALD AND NEWS SIX New Today NEW YORK. Jan. II (API -Spreading strikes, wiiii mo imporumi steal whik Auttt actuality, continued to inspire eiiina in iikiiij siuvi Closing quotations; American Can , Am Tel & Tel Anitconda Calif Packing Commonwealth & Sou Genera! fcWtrio u (letinral motors in Nor Ry pfd lnt Harvest tr Keimocott Lung-Uell 'A" Montgomery Ward Naah-Kolv N Y Central Northern Pacific .... Pat) (ins At El J C Penney , .100 .1110 . 411 . Ill . 4l ' - til Ha Standard lira mis HH ... 4;u Soars Hoe buck Southern Pacific Studebaker Suiuihiue Mining Union Oil calif .. Union Pacific II S Steel Warner Pictures . 30 i ... 21 ..134 VL, ... mn FUNERAL FRANK Wll.MAM MORRlfl Puntrnl services for the lute Frank William Morris, who passed away In this be held in the chapel of want's Klamath Funeral Home. U2A Utah, on Wetiuesifay, January 23, 1U4U at 2 p. ni. with Rev. Howard F. llutchltui of Ilia first curls tlan church officiating. Concluding serv ices anu interment win rouow ai i.itm villa cemetery. Friends are respectfully tnvitea to atiena, It Is estimnted thnt there nro 752,000 school touchers in the United States. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICK OF FINAL NKTTI.KMKNT Notice ts hereby alven that the under signed Executor of the estate of Mary K. Fox, deceaied, has filed In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klam ath County the final account of his ad ministration of said estate and thnt the Court has appointed the 14th dny of February. 104(1. at the hour of eleven o'clock In the forenoon of said day as the lime and the Courtroom of said Court as the place for hearing and set tlement or saui account. Uona January ll, l4. FRANK FOX, Executor of the Estate of Marv E. Fox. deceased. JT. 14.-11-18; F. 4-11 No. 200. CLASSIFIED RATES One day , r word 4c 1 day run word So 1 day run ,, , p word He 4 day run p word 13c 8 day run , rr word 14c Week run word lftc New Today WANTED LOCAL SALESMEN IN . CITIES AND COUNTIES To sell our national advertised line to Factories, Churches, Service Stations, Garages, Schools, Hospitals, Hotels, Restaurants, Public Institutions, Grain Elevators, Truck, Bus, Auto and House Trailer Owners. Farmers and Home Owners, etc, Capable Salesmen can earn real profits. ADDMESM, MANI! FACTUHER. Dept. C-3, P. O. Dox 03. Dayton 1, Ohio. FOR SALE -3 pc. bedroom suite; 2 pc. living room suite: end tables: cock' tall table; table lamp; throw nigs; large fibre rug; curtains and drapes; large crib; play pen: ueiecio scales; baby car seat; dishes, for eight: double waffle grille, California Ave. Phone 8238. WANTED TO LET-Contrart for wreck ing or take down In blocks, a two room 18x28 house and rebuild on hit out of town. Call 3738 or see workmen at 8 Main. 122 17 Inch STAIR CARPET1NO-AI1 wool Wilton In gard green. Flue quality coverings from Alexander Smith. Only 4,83 a running yard, Lucas Furniture, 163 E. Main. 1-23 FOR RENT -Unfurnished 3 room house. Call at 208 Gaae road. Ph. 7323. 1-21 A GOOl PAY1NO ami full time busi ness opportunity. Uelco light plant and complete lint of appliances, Ex clusive territory, I counties, estab lished 1 years, stock ami equipment $300, Will tench business, Pit. u2il3, HI. Frauds Ht. l-XI FOR HAl.K tfc acre with a threehd- mom house, two stoves, near mis Una. Prlca 14700. SIAOO down. J. W Sanders. Itealtur. 1213 Mailt St,. Ph. ?im, l-ai 10 BorvlcM rott NAI.K Neighborhood grocery with furnished living quarters; grossed $27,000 lb 11)43. ALSO splendid suburban acre with (In live room moiieru uouse. (iOMKIt JUNKS, Realtor 420 Jefferson Phone 731)7 1-11 rlt HAl.K Two ono-ntw Oliver spud digger; one two-row Iron Ago spud planter: one McCormU'k-lleeiing hoo- lb. capacity cream separator: one Model K Cleatrar Cat. Hchludler et Helton. Phoua 4330-M. Tulelake. 1-13 1.IHT1NC1H WANTED We have buyers watting for Jinnies or two and three bedrooms. Have In quiries every day for all kinds of property, l.lst with us for quicK salt. J, w, SANDERS, Realtor 1113 Main St. Dial 782 1 i-ai RADIO HAl.K- One late model Silver- tone Console, a dandy. Table models. I camp or ranch battery set, new batlerles. Prices reduced, Also quick repulr service, N, Klamath Radio Shop, Mend highway, I'hone 0740. i-? FOR SALE 18 ft. house trailer, mod ern, 4032 Peck drive. 1-23 FOR HALE -1040 Chevrolet 4-door dan In excellent condition, l'h, 4304. 1-21 roH SALE-Or long lease, large store building with apartment, for infor mation call 0237, 1-20 roll SALE -Wood range, kitchen cun- iMiard, lKd. sprittg. mattress, round tattle, gns healer, vacuum cleaner, milk shake miner, scales, frenoh frvar, skates, light fixtures, beer cabinet, etc. 2413 Ho, oth. i'hone 0237. 1-22 roit HALE HY OWNER Completely furnlshedi 2 bedroom home, Priced to sell, Cull anytime, 1408 Etna. 1-23 TOR SALE CHEAP The finest regis tered milking Shorthorn bun in north west. 211 month old, deep, dsrk red man. In show shape. It. II. Prultt. 718 uuuook Ave., urants 1'ass, ure. TOP NEW TODAY ,r L CHANGE transmission and differential oils now for winter. Save hard to gel parts and money, HANK POSE MOTOR CO. 4Tlt AND KLAMATH 1-21 SMALL furnished house on Oregon, $2340. $1300 down, tttrout Realty. 1813 Oregon. 1-23 UH4. RICHARD, Contractor, landscap ing, trimming and looping trees, r, U. Hox Kim, Klamath Falls. 1-18 THE VENETIAN llUND SHOP Is now under new management and will not be responsible for any bills contracted for by the former owner, O. O, West' OWn fall. ROLAND F, KOFF, wner. 121 MODERN 2 bedroom house for rent. Adults. Must buy furniture at $030. 3703 A 1 lament Drive. 1-23 FOR RENT -Housekeeping room. Close In. Ph. 0411. 1-22 FOR RENT One single sleeping mom, close in. working gin only, mono 5528, 1-21 WANTED Reliable girl to care for children three afternoons a week Phone 7308. lD03tf HAVE $1000 to Invest In house. Write Dox 1004. care Herald and News, 1-23 REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING Mechanically Inclined men got free facts about reoair and Instai intion worn opportunities and spare time training plan. Write utilities inst,, no. riu, care Herald and News. 1-23 LEARN nractlcal nursing easily at home, spare time. Big demand, gooa earnings. High school not necessary. Write for free facts, Wayne School of Practical Nursing. Box 3027, care Herald and News. 1-23 PAINTING, KemtontnsT, Phone .WH7. calsomlntng. 2-20 BEAUTIFUL Plexlgtas brackets for glass shelves at Kimball's Glass Shop, 1063tf REDROOM for rent. Close In. Ph. 0H37. 1-44 WILL pay cash for 3 or 4-room, clean. modern house on vt or i acre, pre ferably east of town. Phone 3047, 1-21 rxtha vnnrf circulating heater, takes IB-inch wood, wo. t-aii oidh. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Max's Coffee Shop will be open irom u:ou a. m. 'til l a, m.; munub urr.n 'til midnight. 1-21 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Mnxs Coffee Shop will be open rrom :" a. m. 'til i a. m.; luuwub urr. 'til midnight. 1-21 FOR SALE '40 International pickup. Ph. Malln 280. i-i mn HALE 1040 Plymouth oickun. Ph, 7207. FOR SALE-3 room modern furnished house, 1003 wantiana. USED BREAKFAST SET Table, two chnlrs, and two benches. Will seat six comfortably. Excellent condition; na tural finish, Lucas Furniture, 103 E. Mo In. 1-23 ELDORADO HEIGHTS, now 2-bcdroom, hardwood floors, on rioor rurnuce, electric hot water tnnk, Close to Roose velt school. Best buy In town. Phone S406. 1-21 WANTED Male- office clerk to work for oil compnny. Good puy, good word ing conditions, permanent position for right party. Call B31S or Inquire Mi Spring St. 1-23 FOR SALE -Three Brunswick snooker tables, dissembled ready to move. Re quire new cloth. Write Box 103, Sprn gue River, Oregon. 1-22 DINING ROOM CHAIRS-Set of six. Walnut finish with tapestry covered seats, A reasonable way to complete your new dining room sUlte. Only $53, Lucas Furniture, 103 E, Mciln. 1-23 PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO FAIN NO UOHPITAMZATION No Lom of Time Permanent RenuILt DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlropraetlo Phjalclan a N. 71b Kiqnlre Tbeslre Bid,. Phon. 70M FOR SALE 1IH0 SCudebnkcr club no- don. I'n. 40(13, MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Rollin A. Contrail INCOME TAX SERVICE Commorclal Bookkeeping DAYS ond EVENINCS PHONE 3249 Room A. Hopko Dldg. . I lU No. oth it. 3 II Mnvinn "c,,rcful " moving Mollll,r Clll.. Lociil I.oiik DIhIiiiu' i raribier commoditiet Crating & Packing Distribution Cm-loud Lull Phone 7-I2S Peoples Warehouse "Since 10111" M. W. f'rl. REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC und COMMEUC1AL All Mukct Purls, Control mid Mtjulpinrnl In Stock, Oregon Equipment Co. mono ooi7 127 So. oth St. 221 tt VENETIAN BLINDS Motal or Wood PATTERSON FURNITURE CO 230 Main Ph. 7 1 SO lU7Btf BIlrrAlX) I.UNCll will no oiwn Hun- wjr. II I. m. u 7 p.m. 1-21 ron HALE -0 room hnUM on Cull. lornl. Avo. mll down p.rm.nl. CITY DELIVERY llol.tice Ilk. rani. J. E. Patt.nwn 4i rrnirr Son Paint Btore, X0l E. Main. OLKVIL.C : Phono 8417 : roR 8A1J! No. (Hitaion. ti so. Al.o Servlco from 9 00 m (mill baker, and cull.. Inqulr. Zsla Pall.r- ocrV'CO roin IJ.UU . m. UIUU , si. i.ji inldnlKht. I Willi.. M. Koblnson i roit hai.e Colured layins h.ni, aoo Oscar W Andcraun chirk lirood.r. J00 (eel, H-lnch pip.. VHK.nr T. knutrson SIIIS Wlard 81. 1-iO rOR SAlJt-Hmall boy', jo iner, W.r- LOCAL MOVING 2L!!2iJ22: AND CAR f ACE . UlllKll'NDY rillK.E IIIIOAD1.0OM .nu,M . ,,. ;aiipktino.cui io any room .i. Anything Anywher II (1. Wllluni. Only 703 aquara yard. In Oregon uca. rumlturo. i E. Main. KB Andor$on Mo,of Fr,oht new shipment it. BiiOAOLpoM: ph. 7380 101 Klamnth Av. dark green fine quality all wool , , , , ., , Friexe Wilton. Can bo cut to any room r- a i s. i-ri t -s sixe, Only $10 a sq, yd. Come early. U A I N I I N I f Lucas Furniture, 1W3 E. Main. 1-21 I N I I I N ZP DAIRY RATION- M M BRAND, bsl- H rr AR A T I r. ir anced. palotable. well fortified with UtLUKA I I iNo Vitamin D. mnlasslKed, Ideal for win- r!?rno'rul i5 PAPERHANGING FOR BALE 10.14 Pont lac sedan. New T. Mjltlllscn FllOnO 7804 motor, new tires. 1 5114 Madison. 1-22 M-W'K-tf 1 Me.tlng Wotlc.i Sowing Machines Repaired Aion. Chapter or Ea.iern Work Guaranteed Star meet. Tuesday. Jan- Ky uary Mml at Ma.onlc CTIKIlirD SX? Temple. .IS Klamalh, OIINOCK iSA. p. m. Vl.ltor. welcome. . i , , wx'ss. 4Spwi"9s.Mach,nr?, SSi, j-ii 418 Main St. Ph. 8402 1342U Hesular meetlns Scottlih JHL lllle, Monday, January 31. fjvljti. Mn.nnlc hall, U p. m. En- D A II I r ilRl torlalnment liy Job.' A I J I I J VV&iyk OauKhtem. nefreRhrnenla, 1 " 1 rl Slsned T. II. REEVES, DrnAlniki- JS? Wl. Ma.ler. REPAIRING Of All Kinds Kiamaih ran. Aene Specialized Service Co. f O.t S?.,,nJf?v.r?,,fu.V 4 Main Phone 510S 74JK m.W.rVJ.'ri'.W SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED """'" Inatalled. Cement work dnno. Modem aqulpmrnt. 10 vnara In Klamolh Kail.. SlSria Phono W. Baker, 4003 CVJ . 12fl4tf I.O.O.F. No. 137 DELUXE SIGN SERVICE-" Every Tuesday 8.00 P.M. WALL SIGNS MUSLIN 5 tli and Main Sts. Phono (J505 (or Service I ffLTJt 2 ' Lost and Found SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED ; ; Inapoctlnn Froo - Modern Rriulnm.ul L9?T!!,""on l,'.?.l." ,No- 4I l.T'"?l"2f 10 Conlenla Hauled Away Mlln Wayne llrlttaln and Marie Shoe- . jJZiXXrJSiirXi"f!!rui'3i- Ed r. King a m . .1 Phono 4UA2 8 Transportation 474011 LOCAL WOMAN DRtVINO TO IOWA RMfTATVC CITY. Inwo, around January 20. De- nnuMJl alrea oilier local woman paaionifer. Window Cnnnflr Free Iron.portollon. Reference, ex- rrinuow Cleaners changed. Contact Mri. D. U. Murphy, Complete i Mlniuer eanlnf Ilox 74. Chlloauln. 1-22 f..tohll.lied IIIS4 anijwg-u-o-LnJVVWvvxnjvw K C. Ithoadl PtlOOO 0011 10 Services . BOOKKEKPINO, Shorthand, Typlns- C riTZGHRALD FOR noors Kindred aubjrcla, otflco machlnea, Rcpalra and Coatlnsa KLAMATH II1JH1NE33 COLLEGE. Phone. 0154 - 3140 733 Pins Pit, 4700 IHOOtl 1.12711 OUTBOARD, soi ennlnc. and uwl re- PA1NTINO, DKCOHATINO. Phon. 40.10. paired. Uodenhamer Saw Flllns. 2-1B 3730K CAMERA repaint at all Iclnda done at CURTAINS laundorod, atratched by ex- Ilcll Studio, next door to Pln Tree porlenced woman. Pick up Mondaya, , Thcntro. DISK dollvor Krlduya, Ph. 41)78. 2-11 WANTED - Window wa.hlng. Phono SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern 7078. Joaaa Hubbard. equipment, 4-wheel drive truck, will 2-a KO anywhere. Phone 3230. 8-13 PRUNING AND YARD WOHK-Jem. B. PAIN'EIN2. CALCIMININO. enamel Smith. Coll 042B. 1-21 work. City or country. Satlalactlon guarantoed. frank Jonka, Phone 7270. OFriCE, STORE, RESTAURANT oqulp. HOtl mont botiKht, aold, exchansed, 241B ..... So. Oth St. Phone B2a7. 3-10 LINOLEUM floori and dralnboarda laid ' by export mechanic.. Phono J. U Cal THEODORE DICKSON houn, 0a04 mornlnsi and avenlnsa. UPHOLSTERING- FURNITURE SHOP 3-11 Upholalorlns Repalrlns Relnlahlns . Sprlnsi Ilecondltlonod FULLER BRUSHES Cabinet! Built Clem Joyer, 1439 Mortin. Phon. S07T Phono 4917 3041 Shaita Way . 2-1 In, 2-17 : . DEWITT Si KARL FIOOB CO. VlltnuS AUTO TOP SHOP, top. and Laying. landing and finishing, Ph. S7.10. upholalorlng. 919 E. Main, 1009tf 1-J OLD MIRRORS reillvorod. Klmball'a SEWINO MACHINE SERVICE All Oln Shop, 1002tf makei. Phono 0771. 3210 Shaata Way. DRESSMAKING Button! and buoklea 3-12mb covorod, Altoratloni an now ond old PAINTING and Tinting. II, L, Brown, clothing. Mra. If. M. Allender, 731 Phono 4220, 3024tf Main, Boom 310, Ph. 7203. l-31m HAND Ironing In my homo. Ph. 0317. CURTAINS Laundered and atratched. ' Phono 3717. l-23,n FOR STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA. Call 0939. 1-22-m DRESSMAKING nnd alteration,, IB.10 Orchard. Ph. 0730. 40J7U DENTISTRY. 4000 Shaila way. 3