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Newspaper Page TextMarket Quotations NEW YORK, Jen. 31 (API A trled looklnl look market today negotiated further average retreat after Its beet month elnce laat April. Incourallnf to bullleh continent, wae the fact that eelling never waa urgent and that extreme loeeee running to 4 or more point, were trimmed ubttantially In moat caeea near the cloae and acat tared gainer, appeared. Volume wae In the neighborhood of 1,700.000 eharee. Cloalng quotation.: American Can Am Tel Tel IMS Anaconda . yl Calif Packing Commonwealth & Sou 4k Curtla-Wrlaht 10, General Electric "' General Motora . i -a Gt Nor ny pfd . Int Harveatcr Kennecott LOng-BCH "A" Montgomery Ward Naah-Kelv N Y Central Northern Pacific . Fee Gai 11 J C Penney Safeway Storea Sears Hoemica Rnuthem Pacific . Standard Branda . Studcbakar Sunahlne Mining Union Oil Calif Union Pacific V S Sleel Warner Plcturea . 99"4 - SSHj - 30 70 . as - S3", - 34'. - 56 1 2'i - 43 65 48 32'i S1H 25H 1M" B4H 35 U itatoes PORTLAND. Jan. 30 (API PoUtoee: local Burbanki. $2.90-3.00 cenUl; Baker county. $3.50 cental: Deschutes 100. No. 1, $5.45 cenUl; 23s, 90 cents. CHICAGO, Jan. 31 IAP-USDAW Pota toes arrival. 64, on track 124, total U. S. shipments 940. Old stocks supplies moderate, demand slow, market dull. New stocks supplies light, demand slow, market slightly weaker. Idaho Ruaset Burbankt, 0. 8. No. 1. $3.03-3.35; Colorado Red McClurca U. 8. No. 1. f3.70-3.90; MlnneaoU and North Dakota Cobblers, commercial 2.05-3.10. Bliss Triumphs, commercial 12.10: Florida 50 lb. sacks of BlUs Tri umphs U;8:No:lf25j:001 LIVESTOCK DENVER, Jan. 31 (AP-USD A) Salable sheep 2300. total 4000; slaughter classes rather slow, mostly steady; 2 doubles choice 103 and 106 lb. fed wooled lambs 15.00 flat: 3 loads strictly fiood-cholce 103 lbs. $14.83: load lot good-choice 120-131 lb. slaughter ewes 97.10-13 memo; 1 double grading mostly choice $7.23 flat, latter averaging 123 lb.; few common medium truckina S3.30-O.25; good choice 80 lb. trucked In feeding lambs 25 cents higher at 15.23. SOUT HSAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31 AP-USDA Salable cattle 50. calves , none; market generally steady; steers In light supply; good grades $16.00-50; load Sood 840 lb. heifers $16.25: sorted 5 head 15.25; few dairy bred slaughter cows $11.00-30; sprinkling cutter-common $8.30-10.00; canners mostly $7.00-50; common-good aausage bulls $10.00-12.00: calves nominal; choice vealera quoted $16.00. Salable hoes 300; market steady; sup ply mostly from late yesterday: few food-choice 200-300 lb. barrows and gilts 15.80; good sows $13.05, Salable sheep none; undertone steady; good-choice lambs $14.00-15.00; medium good ewes $3.30-7.00. PORTLAND. Jan. 31 (AP-USDA Sal able cattle 130. total 223: calves 25; mar ket active on most classes but buyers re futing to grant higher prices; most sales steady: 1 truck Tot strictly good 1216 lb. fed steers $17.00; load medium 9S5 lb. holdovers $15.75; sorted at $15.00; common steers mostly dairy type $11.00 13.00: common-low medium heifers $10.00-13.00; canners down to $7.00; can-ner-cutter cows $6.00-8.00; fat dairy type cows $10.00; medium-good cows $11.30 13.00; few sausage bulls $9.00-11.00; good beef bulls quotable to $13.00; good veal ers $15.00; choice salable to $16.00 and above. Salable hogs 125; total 1600: market active; steady: barrows and gilts mostly $15.80: few above 400 lbs. $14.25; good sows $13.30-14.00; choice 122 lb. feeder piKS $16.25; good 67-88 lbs. $14.50-15.00. Salable sheep 50. total 300; market stead); 1 lot good-choice wet fleeced lambs $14.00; good ewes salable up to $5.00, WHEAT CHICAGO. Jan. 31 (AP The price of the usually erratic May rye was kept on the move faster than usual today over a broad range of rapid fluctuations both above and below yesterday's close. Oats attracted a fairly two-aided trade most of the day at prices only fraction ally away from the previous close, while brokers showed little interest in wheat, corn, and barley which remained at ceiling prices. Wheat, corn and barley closed un changed from the previous final quota tions at ceilings of $1.80)fc. $1.18s and $1.224, reapec tlvely; rye unchanged to 3Hc up. May $2.10k-2.11. New Today FOR BAM Business building 100 ft, K 108 ft. brick and concrete construction, one story, excellent location, Priced right, terms. vrtn BAI.f P61 acres, 14 miles out, good road. Free irrigation, 70 acres umier cultivation, balance pasture land, Large four-room home, partly furnished, electric stove. Large barn and other outbuildings, $8300 -Tonus. See Henry Newhouse at T. B, WAITERS REALTOR 615 Main St. Phone 4193 15043 Kvenlngi) , 1-31 FOR SALE Four-room modern home, completely furnished, on Arthur St, Immediate possession. See R. P. OLIVER, REALTOR or Joe llorsley Al Longe Salesmen 111 So. 8th . Phone 4710 1-31 WANT TO RENT Furnished 3-room apartment or house by returned vet eran and wife. Phone 6369. 2-2 BODY WOOD, will deliver. Lowell Mar tin. Phone 3996. 2-26 FOR SALE Three new Western Auto tires. 16x600. Call at desk, Anchor hotel. 1-31 FOR SALE Fryers, broilers and roast era. Battery raised. Machine picked. Chris' Poultry Farm, 3004 Anderson Ave. Phone 4069. 3-28m FOR SALE 1937 Chevrolet engine, Bea con Service Station. 2-2 FOR SALE -1939 Bulck coach, A-l con dition. 502 Victory Drive. 2-3 FOR SALE 20 acres, modem house. One mile from city center. Good bulb land. Albert McKinnon, Box 94, Gold Beach, Oregon. 3-3 Branded Potato Bags and Twine Peoples Warehouse DRIVING to Missouri, around Feb. 4, Will take woman passenger to share expenses. References exchanged. In quire 1434 Johnson or call 6303 during week days.' 3-3 CRATING AND PACKING Packing Boxes made to order Dog Crates made to order Barrels Trunk Strapping Peoples Warehouse 1 31 A VERY GOOD BUY in a smalt home. Immediate possession, $1650, BEAHD AGENCY Realtors 1030 Main Phone 6523 1-31 FOR SALE-$3230. Modem 3-bedroom home, garage, laundry trays, woodshed and attic, $1430 down. Phone 6593. 3-6 FOR SALE 3 acres, 3-room house, chicken house, garage, nice lawn, shade trees. 3 miles north on. High way 97, call 9066. 3376tf FOR SALE-1937 Pontlae 6, 4-door se dan, driven 39,000 miles, original paint, radio, heater and good rubber. Inquire after S p. nr. 4614 Denver Ave., oft Summers Lane. 3-1 Trunk and Baggage Storage Peoples Warehouse ROOM, gentleman. Phone 7620 evenings. 3434tf tUfl RycUr By Fred Harmon TOAVKE AEOUI AT J TOU SALTED H TO SOL GOLD CLW, JTA rE AN IN iErui5H r X ICOUlDrVT mibVb.1 1 COULDN'T CO) LOOrV-1 CATNE TO VI Wash Tubbs By Leslie Turner I NEVER HEARD T SHERIFF, V0 LIKE TO OFFER A REWARD T WEU 0P im MAN WHO FOR THE FIEND WHO 5T0U? JEROMES DO OUR WA MURDERED CORfiJE- WHETHER HE DID 17 mBfSXTO LA T Nlc?HT- HOfZ LAST HlSHTi Ok? YEAR5 KOO F RND HIM CAW I IMAtSfNE WHY Klrm U -egsf j MK.YALK1 HE WA6 FOUNO Mil V MSOH'S&WBtj THAT LEAVE X NOT IF WE ASSUME HAL HAD TRACKED US JUST WHERE POWN JULKIE.AND WAS MURDERED AS WE STARTED, f He OPENED JEROWS EMPTY GRAVE EASY-WITHOUrh TO COMFIRW HIS THEORY a single ijiTr-y-r, . ' rH SaVaafel f $ Saaatlljry' kl HlatHtUt ,r? XmmJ HAL SAID THE KIDNAPER ARRIVED HERE SW DAYS AFTER ESCAPING THE POLICE TRAP, DECEMBER W.I929- WE'VE SOT TO" Y THAT'D BEl m Christmas! I VOU THINK I HE CAME A A SANTA I Boot and Her Buddlct By Martin OCO bKS CCfS 1 HIRE. If OW.SlOCCV.f - i 11 l F If U1V. TWt VOUO- 1 t i ,, u EL now! sowo-op vor -J,. K-Csk ,vtI2I rzwmBE&xm Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin fVOOC, ALLEV, WEVE ALL SNARLEP HOW ABOUT IT? WILL UP ON THE SUBJECT OF THE LOST ATLANTIS, SO WKE IM NEED OF AM EXPERIENCED TIME TEAVELEIcf 'OU HELP Lr &E7 TLfc Ml I i 1 1 ii- f-cYt-ri iDtccn r I I II ffl COMTROVERSVf J I M reHif X aiothin till I 6ET MY WHISKERS I HAIJ MM J '-zzzzzzf somehow i gatheij oop doesmt share a our enthusiasm for 1 1 rfTV THE VENTURE.' Fracklet and Hit Friends By Blotter 'Freckles, They're batimg- me- out or hoosp Semd1em ( Bur 1 hate lb Xthew leave it" AND HOME j WHAT DOES ONE DO IN A CASE UKE THIS?) HOME DO WT' I DOIT K lWr s ' TT I I 1 : WANT TO 6E AN UKE PERJcyANV V . t , OLD MEANY rrAORB THAN JUNE ' ' ; y jOES,' VOUJUST Mfl'WAVMAW.THIS B VOUR. MEYT-DOOR. WEIGHBOIi. tlM C0MP1AININ6 ABOUT THAT RACKET.IN YOUR HOUSE: ; a-, nan tittle Orphan Annie By Harold Gray W EVERXBOBY KEEP CALM-NOBODY HURT B6t, NEftR ftS I CftN FIM& OUTJUST a BIG FPl OKinM... ' - jm FEARED TO BE OUT TOWARrt r c arrL itr i rLiv I I aV 1 k w ..VT 1 xtr W z-4 J g ,r,HI " g WHrtl ON NO RNbWtld w a yzf iUuJ BLAST SURE WAS -SS' 3 iiuriwo b chkih COULD I Hio PHONE -THE I --i A WHOPPER COME ON, BOtS " KT-:7V.J H ISLAKIDi g M CABLE BROKE, M WELL TAKE THE POLICE LAUNCH "J 43 XES-HES N 'A ro"l -,Ktl- ' M ft-7- A WMWWabttt- IHEt NEED AnYHELP li-sj.j.vi! m "THAT FAMOUS V , -l Mrt Mj i& n K.!l BlLUONAIRE-f I TX )A I Jr - i JitCssWV 1 .M O V t N O Extra vert, Introvert or Amulvert When you "gutta move" you "gotla inuve" We can MOVK you "locally' or "ex ternally" (any point In Oregon Washington-California). Our men don't usually do much damage to your furniture and some times hardly leave aiy scratches on your newly finished floors, quite often, too. they get by without nui.cl.tng any notes In ulas- ter. If everything g.Kts all right our drivers occasionally are courlcuus and lHtltte. Wo nrgue nlnuit adjustmenls and ve learnod a limit charging from Jim your guragen.au. Otherwise, we're not bad so worst come to worst, call Peoples Warehouse "Hanging on since iUt8' 1-31 NKW SHIPMENT SWING HOCKKH3: 315 different coverings from which to make your selection. Full swing con struction In every one. Priced from 17 W to 00.00. Lucas rumtture, 109 X. Main, II PARMKHS1 We buy your cream. Hay mond Dairy, 8-1 M ATT H ESSES Rebuilt nnd racovend. We are again able to offer one day service. CAHLSON MAT I' It ESS & UPHOL8TKK INO CO. 1403 SO. 6th Ph. 4910 J-M MO trouble to arrange, easy terms for that new roof. Groin's Hoofing, Phone KKAt, dry pine and fir body wood. Ph. 4803. 3-e rOK SALE Used Hemlngton typewriter, excellent condition, 2091 Erie St. a-J POVILTHY SUPPLIES Time to think about that new Brooder- We have D rower 300-chlck Brooders that are sure sweet babies. Also- Water Warmers Candle rs .. 4 Egg Scales . Ituffera Peoples Warehouse 1-31 LOST Parker 61 fountain pen, black with gold top. Phone 3310 or 5ftOr), M APARTMENT FOll HKNT-CuUpls only. 424 Division. 1-31 WANTED Model A Ford sedan. Must be In good condition. Phone MHu or call at 9418 Shasta way. 3-3 WANTED-Model A Ford sedan, mint be In good condition. Phone 9040 or call at 5418 Shasta way, M WANTED TO BUY An old model car. Must be cheap and dependable. Apply 813 Walnut, 1-31 WANTED Fountain girl from 8 p. m. to midnight. Call 7410 Tlk Tok Drive Inn. a a IT'S CHEAPER for you to move In the winter 'cause our men have to work harder to keep warm. Call 7423 Peoples Warehouse Moving and Storage 1-31 FOR SALE-1039 4-door Chrysler sedan, new rebuilt motor, perfect condition, overdrive, overhauled from ground up. 4 brand new tires. Also radio, heater, spotlight, clean In and out. Phone 8M0 or see at 3418 Shasta way. 2-2 FOR SALE Electric vacuum sweeper. Call Apt. 2, 231 N. flth. Phont 3309. 1-31 TWO ranches for sale, one 249 and one 100, well Improved. For Information call 3004 after 6:00. 2-8 FEEDER PIGS for sale. Phone 9000 eve nings. 2-2 STOCKMEN : "Colder than Molasses In January" Is apt right now. which Is to remind you we have a good supply of Molasses and now's the time to feed It, Peoples Warehouse "28 Winters old ' 1-31 WANTED Girl or woman for office work filing, typing, etc., shorthand not necessary. S100 per month, 3Va hours per week. Write Box 3433 care Herald and New, giving age, marital status and references. 1-31 BICYCLES BICYCLES BICYCLES Boys and Girls New shipment Just arrived BUR NESS MOTORS 316 So. 6th 1-1 Mattress and furniture fumigating Peoples Warehouse 1-31 WANT TO BUY-Equlty in late model used car or will trade. 2418 Reclama tion. ' 2-2 WANT TO RENT a bedroom furnished or unfurnished modern house. Phone 7480. 2-2 FOR SALE Daveno bed, one pair girl's shoe roller skates, size 8. Call at 3920 Bristol evenings or Saturday or Sun- day. 1-2 FOWL FILOSOPHY Order your chicks now, from reliable hatcheryman or dealer. Pick a strain you can eat If they won't lay. Get a good Brooder, preferably electric Copco will approve. Have a warm Brooder house Don't use living room unless all other expedients fail. Above all use HO DO EN BREWSTER Milk Chick 3 tarter-then with a little care on your part "you ain't got nuthln' to worry about." It occurs to us that one of the nice things about this weather la there are NO files. Peoples Warehouse "Feeds and seeds for all your needs' 1-31 GOOD 4-room home furnished, priced 2000. Owner will leave soon as deal completed.' 1 lots, 00x1 DO '4. 1.1 mile from courthouse on old San Francisco highway, Tlill Crest Ad., Box 11 24-A, H. H. HUdlmen. Open house Sunday, Feb. 3. 1 p. m. to 0 p. m. Call 70(13, after 6:30 p. m. ask for Mr. Holllster, 2-2 FOR SALE Wood range good as new, copper colls; story books, cheap. 6:i4 N. 11th, Phone 6933. 2-2 FOR SALE 107 Packard 6 cyl. sedan. 490., or will trade for pickup. Also 14x20 tarp. $18, Car radio, 815. 7 Jewel wrist watch, $16; male Irish Setter and Cocker pup, $9. Jo Sonja, Apt. No. 8; 1 block from Weyerhaeuser mill. i.3i FOR SALE Refrigerator. Phone 6078. 2-3 FOR SALE -Twenty -foot trailer house, sleeps four, elec, hot water tank, Bu tane equipped, vacuum brakes. Call at 2212 Eberleln. 2-1 LADIES! It Is our firm belief that If you bought one of those nice big white Cook's aprons our Bog Dept., Is making, put It on Po, and told him how nice he looks lln the kltchcnl that once In a while he might wipe the dishes for you and possibly under rare circum stanceswash them. Only cost 09c to find out and you still hove the apron. Peoples Warehouse "8 Blocks and 4 Skids down Oth Si." 1-31 Mooting Notices Klamath Lodgo No. 77 A. F. 6t A, M., will hold a special communication, Friday, Feb. 1, at 7:30 p. m. Work In EA degree. All brethren Invited to .attend, TED R. HUGHEY, Worshipful Master. 2-1 rviamniii r hub c io . No. 2000. Regular C(ff meat Inff vrv TUM '.(III. day night, 7:48 p. m. "'i P.O.E. hall, oth and Walnut. Visiting , members cordially Invited. tf MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE FOR SALE Sfrvl refrigerator, 6 ft., plain or natural gas, within OPA cell ing price. Excellent condition. 4'M9 Auntlu, off Anderson, 2-8 eMVSrVsrtAMVMVWVAMrVMrWrXAriiVW Lost and Found L08T-1D4J Bulck hub cap. Reward. Ph. ttttrr l-ai Qtneral Notlcw THE HOOK OF THK YEAH History of World Wnr U lllbles Tostuiuenlg Ruth Richurdson Ph. 6505 2-2 General Notlcea EAGLES DANCE Every Sat. Night for members ond Their ladles Dancing until 1:00 A. M. Improved nd enlnrged buffet roomi now open. Admission l your paid-up v membership card. Music by Shepherd's Orchestra Th-F-S Two Sisters' Inn .3 Miles West of Klamath Fulls on' Hwy. 97 and 00 Southern Fried Chicken $1.50 T-Bone or Rib Steaks $1.50 Fried Chicken to toke out $1.25 Ruth and Cal Gormley Owners . Phone 0060 Open 4 P. M. to 12 P. M. Closed Mondays mm Personals WORKINO UNOEH PMCSSIIRE? for effortleaa typing, amooth eaay touch, for letlera (hat pleaae. Have your typewriter, "Vtoneer" adjuated. Sa hour aervlca. PIONEEH PnlNTlNO fc STATIONERY 1J th St, 9-11 10 Service DIAL 7423 YOU GET FAST, EFFICIENT DELIVERY SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES! , u FULLY INSURED MERCHANTS DELIVERY Formerly Robinson's 940-tf REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE ' DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL All Makes . Parts, Controls and Equipment In Stock. Oregon Equipment Co. Phono 6617 127 So. 6th St. 2217tf APPLIANCE REPAIRS We repair and service all makes of radios, vacuum cleaners and many other electrical appliances. We may have the typo of radio tube you need. Reasonable prices. Phone S18B. SEARS ROEBUCK Tucs.-Thurs.-Sat.-tf 3 Days' Service On House and Car Radios Large stock ot available battery packs, tubes and car antennae. B & B Radio & Electric 631 So. 6th Phono 6020 2-6 CLIFFORD W. DAVIS ALTAM0NT NURSERY Landacaplntf. Tree Trimming, Lawne, Shruba, Treea Phone 4038 BEWINQ MACHINE SF.ItVICE - All mokea Phone 0771. 3210 Shaata Way. S-12mb CURTAINS laundered, atretched by ex perienced woman. Pick up ond de liver. Ph. 4079. 2-11 HAND Ironing In my home. Ph. S217. 2-1 KII1I1V SALES AND SERVICE. 020 No. 10th. Phone 4333. 2-29 VlnniL'S AUTO TOP SHOP, tope and upholaterlng. 919 E. Main. lOOStf DRESHMAKINO Buttona and buoklea covered Alterotlona on new and old clothing. Mr, II. u Allender. 731 Main, Room 210. Ph. 7203. DRESSMAKING and alterallona, 1K30 Orohord. Ph. 0739. 4B77U BOOKKEEPING. Shorthand, Typlng Klndred eubjocta, office machlnea, KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE. 733 Pine Ph. 4701) 132711 OUTBOARD, gaa engines and sawa re paired. Bodenhamer Saw ruing. 3-19 Thuridty, Jan. 31, 1946 HERALD AND NEWS TEN 10 Btrvtcai Do You Need Money? If you do, the answer Is simple, cull tho Commercial Finance, A friendly quick interview and the luun Is completed. Loans from $80 to $300 ou your Sulitry, Furniture, or Livestock, from $50 to $500 on your automobile, and you may tnko as long as 111 months to pay. Cornmercial Finance Corporation TOM O'DWYER 107 N. Oth St. 7711 603-U A COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE Cleaning Repairing Sales Installations Chimneys Stoves - Furnaces k Have a local, reliable com pany take euro ot your hcutlug needs Tufts Furnace Co. Houtlng Specialists ' 2323 So. 6th Phone 6B0S 304U Rollin A. Cantrall INCOME TAX SERVICE Commerciol Bookkeoplng DAYS ond EVENINCS PHONE 3249 Room 4, Hopka Bldg. 110 No. Bth bt. 3-1S VENETIAN BLINDS Metal or Wood PATTERSON FURNITURE CO. 230 Main Ph. 71B0 187Utf LOCAL MOVING AND CAR f ACE Anything Anywhere In Oregon Andorson Motor Freight Ph 7300 101 Klamath Ave. Sewing Mochlnes Repaired Work Guaranteed SINGER Sewing Machine Co. 418 Main St. Ph. 8402 15-1 2 tf RADIO ! REPAIRING Of All Kinds Specialized Service Co. 1434 Main Phono 5103 1040U VENETIAN BLIND SHOP New steel or wood blinds. Cleaning and repairing. Freo Estimates Pickup and deliver. Roland F. Koff, owner. Ph. 6256 110 N. 4th 2-10 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection Trtm - Modern Kiulpmtnt Contenii Hauled Away Ed F. King Phone 4032 RHOADS Window Cleaners Complete llnuxerleanlng E.lnlill.liod 11124 K. C RlioBda Phone 0011 26 THKODOaR UICKSON UPIIOI.STEIIINO rtlltNITUIIK SHOP Upholaterlng -Itepalrlng-lteflnlahliig Springe necondllloned Cablneta Dullt Phone 4517 3041 Shaala Wa; 2-17 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inalalled. Cement work done. Modern equipment. 10 yeara In Klamnth ralle. Phono W. Baker, 4003 1204tf CURTAINS Laundered and atretched, Phono 3717, 3-2Jm OFFICE, STOIIE, HKSTAtlltANT equip, ment bought, aold, exchanged. 3410 Bo. Oth St. Phone 0307. 3-10 WANTED - Window waehlng. Phone 7070. Jeaao Hubbard. 3-3 PAINTING. DECORATINO. Phone 4030. Z730lf POPULAR, Swing piano toaaona given at 023 N. Oth. Student of Martin Lund, awing artlat. Phono 7.100. 3-32 roR STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, ' Call 0030, 1-33-m FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joyor, 1430 Martin, Phona 0077 2-llra LINOLEUM floora and drntnboarda laid by expert meehanlci. Phono J. L, Cal houn. 0094 mornlnga and evenlnga. 3-11 PAINTING. Komtonlng, Phone 3037. oalaomlnlng. 3-20 DO It In mqblo, get that kitchen and bath done over thle winter, Hard na marble, ComV and aeo aamplei. Cabin 0, AltamonL Auto Camp, aftor 4 p. m. everyday C. a, Zornee. 3-4 HOUSE CLEANING Lee J. Pope, Phone OU48 CAMERA repalre of all klnda done at Rell Studio, next door to Pine Tree Theatre, Olstf OLD MIRRORS reallvered. Klmhall'a Glaaa Shop. 100211 DENTISTRY, 4000 Shaata war. 2M 10 Brioei Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK We can now do your work for Low Monthly Payments Harry E. Patton Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4121U McCurdy's RADIO SHOP Garod Radio Sales and Service For oil makes PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS Sales Hepalrs Ttentals Phone 8203 22113 So. Oth 2 19 CITY DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 8417 Service' from 0:01) a. m, until mltliiixht, Willis M. Itoblnion Oscar W, Anderson 7f l-tf PAINTING, CALCIMINING, en imel work. City or cuuntry. Satlatai lion guaranteed. Frank Jenka. Phone 7370. tieit PAINTING and Tinting. IL U Hi iwn. Phone 4XU1. 1 13411 OTITIC TANKS CI.KANKD. moJem equipment, 4-whMl drive truck, will go anywhere. Plume 3330, 3-11 UII.I. HICHAM!), Contractor, Land' ceil ing, trimming end lopping treea, 1', O, llox HJIU. Klamath relie, or Phono 01, Merrill, P. O. Ilnx 1131, Merrill. 3-11 FAST experienced Irnner wanla Ironing In own home, 70o per hour. Ph. Max 11 CIIAHIS foumlallona, glrdlae, braaaler fillet In your home. Jennie lach, Phone MM 8 1 12 Educational CHtX)L High action! completed foa diploma at home; free booklet. Wrltf American School, 1440 Broadwtxl Oakland. 1-11 14 Holp Wanted Fmil WANTED- -Women loe laundry work. Cascade Laundry. 1044U WANTED keeper. . Mlddleaged all-tlraa houae Phone J7I3. IgMlt OUTSTANDING dreaa manufacturer will hire tor field manager, an ex perienced direct aalealady, capable of. organlalng and directing aalea forcw, Thle la a well paying and dignified ptwlllnn. comm. Write fully about ynuraclf to P. O, Uox SOU, Dept. O. Portland. Oregon, 14 WANTKD-MnVlle-ageo) , all-Ume house keeper. Plume W70. S343t( WANTED - Dlebwaaher and wallreaa, I Apply in pereon. Hlttor'a Coffee Shop. IU South Ilh. S444U) MARKER and checker for dry cleaning plant. Apply Caecado Laundry, 930 Sa 7th. ' I I EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wenled. Pepal-Cola Uoltllug Co., 040 Spring St. a-i WANTED Woman janitor. See Jack Fo at Metllral'Dcnlal building or call at Howard llarnhleel Agency, lit South ath St., Klainalli ralla, Ore. 11 WANTED-GIrl for keeping book a and atenographlcwork. Eloyd A. Boyd Co., Tulelake. Phone 3U72 Tulelaka. S t YOUNG wife wlahee middle-aged woman, for companion evenlnga. Free room rent, flua aervlce and modern home. Call before 3 p. m. week daye or Sun. daya. Mra. Robert Uergman, SU4 Shaata way. 9 S IS Holp Wanted. Mala WANTED By February 15 Man to take charge of truck shop. Mod ern, completely equipped new build ing. Must have com plete knowledge of both gas and diesel motors, capable of handling men. Good salary. See Dick B. Miller Oldsmoblle Garage 710 Klnmnth Ph. 4103 1766U "nniDGR and nil lid I il Carpentarfl wanted on Orerfon nd WnihlnRton Mnei, Good pny nnd first cIbm nccom moIntlon. Hlnie exporlence. nifo ncl whan avnllnbln. Spokane. Portland) and Seattle Itnllwny Company. 1101 N. W, Hoy I Street, Portland 0, Ore Kon." 3-11 WANTRD-nnnkkeepor frimtllar with Uoncnil Motor or nlmllar ttyitem. mnn or wnmnn. Veteran profflrretl. Wrllo Horn Id nnd News, Box . 1-1 18 Situalloni Wanted MAHJtlKD veteran wnnti to learn trad ficjflnnlnit nn an apprentice. Urgently In need of Job. Phono 7333, 1-31 KXI'KHIKNCED ateno8rapherieeretary denlrcH poult Ion. 7 yean experience. Vnttt typing nnd dictation. Temporary or permanent. Write Box 3917 car Hernld nnd Newi. 3-1 22 Roomi For Rent SLKKPINO HOOMH-10:t4 Utah. 1-31 m nOOMS, 1.14 No. 3rd. Phone 0204. 14171C , FOR nENT Sleeping room, heated. Ph. nu:i7, i-so PLEASANT iteam heated room. Phone 7340. 1-31 lrVrrrrWrWrVVVVVy4rVVVVVVVVl 26 Hougeg For Rant FOR ItENT-Furnlehed 3-room eabln, wood, IlKhle and water, a a month, Phona 0070. (4MI