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Newspaper Page TextOUR BOARDING HOUSE r cin o-Oei QPtl' MftBTUA Vdffi WITH PHYSlCM. H&RIA UNLESS : X FIND 30S IN 14 KUUK.' TatDct v i i trAi- in w& LOST, MfM SOU MUST HVPtfOT- with . . . MAJOR HOOPLE A&A1N5T HOPE YOU U KEEP THrXT DEP N MOTH BALLS, M&30R, BUT X bUfessiKis ran: - WELL. TLL MIKSD UP AND nAfKVifi TlA& PlTCH, , BUT XIAAt-KWO IH , AFTER THIS OnE T'M GOIMS TO 6E OUT LIKE A BOBBY-50XER-S SHIRT. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS , 2-S J. .' Wti PROFESSOR. ff WHUT'S TH' 1 BROUGHT A LOAF O1 IDEA, SLIPPIM' , BREAD THAT WASM'T CUT, n TH' GROCERIES V , f AN' MY SlSTER'LL BELLOW I IMSIDE AND I LIKE A BuOLE.' SHE NEVER J" V 5NEAKIM' LIKE CUT A LOAF O' BREAD INJ 1 I THAT? 'PDAin I UFD I ICC..K.U Alki'T nccn I Si , I O' BEIM' KEPT ) V 10 n EITHER, AM' I J JVI 1 INJ ER. PUT MIGHTA KAPPA Efcbr TO WOR ) . TAKE IT V wM WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY T. m no A rT. off. t Boots and Her Buddies By Martin lUd Ryder By Fred Harmon (V?3iv Xr5EETV?EfCCCOaOT p, I fTTSUESS IT'S A fW5 WORLD. fim DO TOO MSX. 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(C IMG LARD TO MIND SASiSSSif life, .'l OUNIOR UP A PLAK& I WAS WORKING- ) MRS.YOGEL IS PAY ING LARD lb MINO VST . .Tl IMino iriM - ii ! i i You Mean To TELL MET YOtRG MINDING- THAT ATOMIC BOMB A6AIM? fy I KEEP HIM ON THIS , -A trfX jCX. tV MU KRVTCt, we. TA-ssy Jy T. M. REQ. U. 8. PAT. OFrV V IHHe Orphan Annie By Harold Gray BUT ANNIE.' WE WERE LOOKING FOR WER WMEN 1 THIS OVERZE&LOUS COP , ARRESTED US BECAUSE WE HAD PISTOLS ( YES.' WE MUST FIND I ITTI C annie W WE WERE BLOWlT HJUSUtTn ALL THE V WELL MAW OFF OF OUR FEET- CANTT BE II COTTAGES SYSTEMATIC SEARCH- Bfi3SS IT WAS A FOR FROM II a ALONG PROBABLY SUE' j&fsfKS' 3 TERRIFIC BLAST .'I THAT SPOT II HERE ARE WAS ONLY C "jfl I RECKE&- OBITUARIES niiinii: joun Itirtltr John, a llfclontf rridont of ih Ktmnnth rvkervnilon. patscd nwy lit thl rltv on Moiitioy. Kchrunry 11)40. Th dcotfflicd vft tt nntlve of the Klanmlh roion-ntion and wnn ngctl OO yvarn nt the ttme of her plnn. SUc U xurvlvcd by a ion, iiemun Joim oi (,nnotUUi, Ore.: n dn lighter, Kffio tiarklcy o( Sprn guo Hlvor, Ore.; three KrniuUon. Iluunel and Uonnld Harkley of Su ratine Hlver, Ore., and Klchnrd Joint of llio U. H, army In Manila; a tfrumldtt lighter, Gladys Months de Oca of Mexico: also ovm Krvat-nrandrhlldren. The renialm rrt In Wards Klnmath Funeral home, J5 High where frlenda ma call Wednei day, February 0. The notice of the funeral arrange men ta will appear later MACdir: Mi:t n.AM wKnitKR MaRKie Mecham Wehter. a relUrnt of Poo Valley and Klamath county. Oregon lor ine last ji years paeu awy ai ine home of her aon, Clarance I.. Webber on Monday, February 4. 1W0 at H:43 S. nt. following an illness of four years, ho was a native of Morris. III., and at the time of her death was aged 73 years & months and 39 days. Surviving are two suns. Earl Louis Webber of Dairy, Ore., and Clarence U of Hoe Valley: three brothers, William Mecham of Klamath Falls, Ore.. T. C. Mecham of Guffy, Colo., and Homer of Dig Springs, Neb.: five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The remains rust In the Karl ' Whltlock Funeral Home. I'lite at Sixth. Notice of funeral to be an nounced In this Issue of the paper, FUNERAL MAOGIB MECHAM WF.IWtR Funeral services for the late Maggie Mecham Webber who passed away al the home of her son, Clarence Webber, on Monday. February 4, 1U4U, following an extended Illness will be held In the chapel of the Karl Whltlock Funeral Home, Pine at Sixth, on Thursday, Feb ruary 7, 194t at 1:30 p. in. with the Rev. David F. Darnett Jr., pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city officiating. Commitment services and Interment family plot In Dedflehl rem etery Poo Valley, Ore. Friends are In vltcd. Weather Eugene ..... Klamath Falls Sacramento ...... Portland Reno ... San Francisco Seattle Med ford Red Bluff Max. . 4:t .10 ... 40 . 43 'Ml 4fl 4:1 .44 40 31 Preclp. '.01 .00 .33 Trace .00 .U.I .w .00 "WASHINGTON AND OREGON In termittent rain west part and snow or rain . over and east of Cascades today, tonight and Wednesday. Little temper ature change. Strong to galo lure winds off coast. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 3 fAP-lTSDAl Salable cattle 133: total 300; calves 33; market very active, strong: Instances slightly higher than Monday average; frw cutler-medium steers $ 10.oo-14.3o; old good steers up to $17.30; common medium heifers S10.00-I4.00; canner cutter cows $0.30-8.50; shells downward to $3.00; fat dairy type cows lo.OO 11.00; good beef cows quotable up to $1X50; common-good sausage bulls $U,00 10,00; good-choice vrnlors $13.00-10.00; 1 selected venter $17,00. Sain Die hogs 330; total 830; over half of supply feeder pigs; market active, strong; bnrrows ana gilts mostly $13,110; good sows $13.30-14.00; few 110 lb. feeder pigs JIO.oo; large lot around 1)9 Ihs. up to $10.23; few under 00 lbs $15.30: good light stags $10.30. Salable and total sheep 300; market active, fully steady, considering wet fleeces; sizable lot good-choice all shorn lambs $13.73; good-choice wooled lamb $14.00-50; culls down to $10.00; good yearlings $13.00; cull-common ewes $1.00-3.50; good ewes In broad demand, salable to $3,00 and above. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 8 'AP-USDA) Salable cattle 123, calves 17; market generally steady; half load good 070 lb. fed steers $10.50; package good 03B lb. heifers $10.25; half load medium 1033 lb. range cows $12.35; good cows salable $13.00-50; common $10.00-11.00; canncr-ctittem $7.00-0,30; bulls slow; medium grades $11.00 down: calves steady; choice voalers quoted 915.00-30; few common-good calves $10.00-14.00. Salable hogs 100; market steady; few good-choice 200-300 lb. barrows and gilts $13,110; good sows $15.03. Salable sheep 800; market fully steady; around 4 decks fall shorn lambs $14.33; deck medium 73 lb. $13.00; medium good ewes quotable $3.50-7.00. CHICAGO, Feb. 5 (AP-USDA) Sal able hogs 8500, total 10,300; active, steady; good and choice barrows and Jill is $14.83 celling; sown at $14.10 coll ng; complete early clearance. Salable cattle 8500. to Nil B300; salable calves 800, total BOO fed steers and yearlings. Including yearling heifers, weak to 23 cent lower; largely 33 to 40 cents off for week-to-date, excepting on strictly choice offerings; best fed steers $17.75, mixed steers and heifers $17.30: bulk steers $14.73-10.73: and most heifers $13.00-13.75; general killing quality plain; eastern demand com- en rati vet y narrow; cows steady to weak; ulls weak; vcalcrs stendy nt ftlB.nu down; stock entile In fairly hrond de mand nt $12.00-14.00 with half fed kinds up to $13.00. Salable sheep 8000. total 13,000: not enough sheep Hold early to make a market: deck strictly good and choice 07-lb. fed wooled westerns fully steady however nt $15.40; general bidding weak to 25 cents lower and asking steady or around $15.25-15.33 for most good and choice wooled lambs; other classes In relatively light supply; few early soles native slaughter ewes about steady at 7.75 down. WHEAT CHICAGO, Feb. 11 (API Dimming prospects that wartime food subsidies and price controls will be eliminated on their expiration date, Juno 30, caused May rye to break the full 5 cent dally limit In early trading today. Following the break there was soma short cover age, but ready rallying power was lacking, Onts broke In sympathy with rye, but later' dove! oped some strength nnd wore right around yesterday's close at tho flnlNh. Wheat, corn and bnrloy hold at ceil ings In nil deliveries. At the hell wheat was unchanged nt yesterday's closing figure, May fl.BO'j, Corn waa unchanged at celling, $1,18'?. Oata were Vic lower to c higher, May 81. Rye sagged hack to the day's low at the finish. 3 cents under yesterday's clone. May $2.12. Jlnrlcy was unchanged at celling, Mny $1.236. Market Quotations MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Pbon S520 222 8. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE NKW YOIIK, reb. 9 (API Mmli.,1 ml viuu'lnif Ir-mlenclitl wain c-xhltmi'il 'hi Mal.ct.d RtiH'kH 111 tntlitv'. nmfhtft ill thmiult mitny lender t'l'hUlHloil In ioiu'Ii fur .uiiiiiiy iiiwur invun, CMntiliiu uilolitlloii,: Amr-rU-nti Vim .... IIDlti Am Tel & Tel - llUU Amicomla n n M A0. I'nllf racklnit Conimomvenlth A Aim l?irtl-V liil lit (ieuernl Kleellio tleneml Milium Ill Nor ll I'M . litt llrv,lr ..m Keuneoolt l.niiK'llell "A" Montgomery Ward Na.li-Kelv N Y Central Northern I'uollk Pao (la. A CI . J O Penney . Safeway Store ... H. Seare Ituehm'k Hmtthern I'noirie Hlamlnrtl llramts H Ntuclelinker Runahhic Mlnlim Union Oil I'nllf Union Pacific U S Sttel Warner Plctnros 411 , Il. .11'. ... Tin. til .... 117 tk ..... nil :im, Tll'i 'j. .... :u .... :n. .... D! .... an ... -lit XI', hit , ..... 111! Potatoes POUT! .AND. Feb. 8 (API Potatoes: local Hut-bonks, $3 DO-3 00 cental; Uaknr county, sa.au camai, iMcnuiet iws, no, t, $3.43 cental. SAN FRANCISCO. Fell. 8 (AP-USDAI Potatoes: old stock; 7 broken, 11 un broken car an track; arrival Orogun 3. Now slock: 1 car on track; maikct dull; Klamath Long Whiles No. 1, O-o. minimum, l car $J.73. LOS ANGELES, Feb. fl (AP-USDA)-Potatoes: 13 broken, .18 unbroken cam on track: arrivalsIdaho in, Utah U, Oregon 3; 3 cars arrived by truck; mar ket firm on Long Whites and steady on Ittuiots, CHICAGO. Feb. S (AP-USDA Pota toe: arrivals 90. on track 133, total U. S shipments 3U3. Old storks: supplies llghl. demand slow, market dull. New stocks: supplies light, demand slow market about steady. Idaho KuiMt Uurbanks. U, S. No. I. 3-tW-3.IV: Colorado Red McClures. U. S No, 1, $20-3 00; Nebraska flttss Tri umphs. V. S. No. 1, $3,70 J MS; North Dakota Ponllacs, commervUl. $3 10. Florida 50 lb. sacks of Ullsa Triumph., U. S. No. 1. $3.73-3.00. LEGAL NOTICES notice to cnrniToii. IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OP THK STATE OF OHEUON IN AND FOR Tltr COUNTY OF KLAMATH IN THK MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of VERA U CltlHl.KR. Deceauul. NOTICK IS HCRKIIY GIVEN to the used I tors of said deceased, and all Mr- sons Interested In her estate, to present their claims to the undersigned, the duly appointed Ancillary Administrator witn ine win annexeu or said uecriirni and her estate, or to my attorney. J. It Carnahan. 311 I.O.O F. TUMldlng. Klam ath Falls, Oregon, within six months from ana after this aum clay of January. IfMrt. the data of the first publication of this notice. Dated January 2(1. 104$. DOLA N. CLEMENS. Ancillary Administrator with III Will annexed of the aalcl eatata. X 3D; F. 3-12-ilf-ail No. 283. CLASSIFIED RATES On day M word 4c 3 day run p" word Be 3 day run r-" word lie 4 day run p" word 13c o day run , p word 14c Weak run , , 1" word 13c jmf word 43c Month run , . , Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will appear saina afternoon In "Now Today" columa NEW HERALD AND NEWS phone num ber, Bill. AaaAaAaakaiaiakaWWitfiaMpVVtiiVVS Nw Today MAN'S bicycle for sale, Kaasonable. Phone 9133, 303 Pine. 3-7 NEW shipment of 3, 4 and 8 drawer un- ununea cnesu. Also chest in maple and walnut finish. Patterson Furni ture Co., 330 Main. 3.3 VETERAN prefers light truck driving, or salesman work. Phone SOOfl. 2-7 NEW shipment of platform and glider rockers just arrived at Patterson Furn iture Co.. 230 Main. 2-3 JUST received shipment heavy cast Iron cook ware. Heavy aluminum chicken fryers, cocoa door mala, large medi cine cabinets with plate glass mirrors, Coast-to-Coait Stores, 1133 Main, 3-3 FOR RENT Apartment, couple only, rOR RENT Two light housekeeping rooms, a iv no, in, I'none .KHil. 3-7 FOR SALE-Fly owner, two bedroom nnme. rumlshed, modern, priced to sell. Terms. 1400 Etna St, 2-7 FOR SALE -One LO logging Cat. with winch. Phone 5333 or 340 Martin. 311 FOR SALR-Play pen. 7; electric steak nrouer, $0; electric iron, $4; 1031 John son. Phone 7700, 2-S FOR SALE-21 ft. furnished trailer house, sleeps four. Phone 7371. 2-0 FOR that better type ranch, 310 acres gnoa son. Exceptionniiy fine buildings, complete farm equipment, nrtoHlnn water, electricity, low price, Cnlt Gnmer Jones, Realtor, 400 Main St. Telephone 7507. 2-8 EXPKRIKNCED office girl wanted. Per- manent position. Phone 3711. 3-11 WANTED Woman for general cleaning. part time. Bell Hotel. Phone 0821. SO FOR SALE Vega trumpet, slightly used. 702 no. 10m, 3-7 FOR SALE Upholstered prewar daven port, chair and ottoman In excellent condition; twin bed mattresses. Phnn 7120. 2-7 LOST In or near Esnulrft Thrntro Sun day evening tlnv gold earring wMh purple atone. Phone 830R after H V p. m, 2-fl TO TRADE -1042 Suner Deluxe Tudor Ford, good tires, nitr'r fu ptltnn, and nenrtv new J-whcel trailer wllh new 000x11 tires. Wnnt oullv n one or two bedroom home. Phone 8431, 2-fl FOR RENT Sleeping room, 30 Ma". ;t'Hi:ui FOR REN" rt-room house, Dive M'""- dnck, IWM Manuinlta. 2-5 FOR RENT 33 nri lOffttfa land renrlv for nnta toes. Paul Krlzo, Phone lni Merrill. 2-fl Fnn jAT,r .Dlnlnif room .table, fl chni 1310 Cnllfornln Ave. 2-7 Tuesday, Feb. 5. 1048 HERALD AND NEWS EIQHTj FOR SA""- Tin acres nt 320 P'immi" t nne, A'-d Jncobnon, nt, 1, Box Phone 7852. 2-11 FOR RAT.E-15'7 acre good entilo rnnrte near NewvM'e In Olenn rotifiv. run. nlnr wn'"r the vcar nmutyd. Write 1, Box 100, Willows. Calif, 2-11 STURDY, smart, nvprstuffod red lenth- rrette rhnlrs. 1 10,50, Lucns Fllrnlt",'', Co,, 105 E, Mnln, 2-0 LOST Gold Idenlinrnllnn brncelet. name "John m. Chtlders" nnd j.f" time Parker pen, Reward. Phone 4"v 2-7 GIRL exnerienced In general office work or selling would Ilk position, permn nent or temporary. Phone 4340. 2-0 ALL glass top smoking stands, wnlnut pedestols. Regularly $7.03. flnerlnl $3.03. Lucas Furniture Co., 105 E. Main, 2-0 LARGE building silt M South Hlxllt, approximately 170 it. fi'imlnge. Phone -4 tn t . 1-7 8LIUHTLY used Gainsborough Wlng liack chairs, floral tapestry covering Mahogany trus. SDtl.flO value, fur $31) PA l.ticns Fumituie Co,, lun E, Main. 3 1) HMD lE NOTO sadau, Mh Ave. model, ratllu and hfBhtr. nearly now rubber. IHIHNUHH MOt'OllH Mu, Hill it ihI Walnut MO WOOD SAWING- 2310 So, flth. Apt. 9. IT 30 (1ALI.UN elevlrlo hot water lank for sale. Phone UI2U. 2 0 PRUNING and gardening, Jesse II. Smllh. Phono 34'Jil. 3 0 MONTEREY style daveno. vhalr and UMumnii, striped crash eovarlug, $t;il.?3. Others In tapestry as low as $112 30, Lucas Furnllure Co,, 1UA K. Main. 3-u FOR RENT 3 bedroom nioilem house, largo gnnlen stot, $33, 1017 Ma I base St., Shipping ton, FOR RENT 2-room house parity fur nished, $10 per month, lima Logan Nt, 2 0 FOR HALE 4-nn)m hotue, a tedrooms, bmnkfast nook, hardwood floors, well ciiiMtrtiuled, $4000. Phone 4130. 3-11 FOR MALE t0.1tl OMC Itg-lnn truck, good ciiuillllou. Herbert liugton, lion ansa, Oregon, 8-11 JUBT RECEIVED!- Large shipment 7M.X It Ciingolruni rugs, $9,30 each, Lucas Furniture Co , lu.1 E Main, 3 5 MMtlng Rotlci The Royal Neighbor of America meets the second and fourth Fri days of each month at K. C. hall, 40U Main. 1-0 Klamath rails Aerie No. 3000, Regular O 4T meetlna every Tues T . 1 1 day night, 7;40 p. m. r.u r.. nan, uui anil Walnut, Visiting mem tiers cordially Invited. if I.O.O.F. No. 137 Every Tuosdny 8:00 PM. 5U and Main SU. M.T.I Loil and Found NOTICE W1I.I, p.ron wlio tuck wrong brown overcoat at Circuit Court, Jan. n. pleaao eontaot C. II, Uuotlt, OunatiM and eaehanire coata. 3-0 Gonarol Notlcot Two Sisters' Inn 3 Miles West of Klnmath Falls on Hwy, 87 and 08 Southern Fried Chicken $1.50 T-Bone or Rib Steaks $1.50 Fried Chicken to take out $1.25 Ruth and Cal Gormley Owners Phono 0000 Open 4 P. M. to 12 P. M. Cloned Mondays 1271M BRITE SPOT CAFE 138 E. Main NOW OPEN New Mannijorit: Art and Snrnh Mends 1 1 A. M. to 8 P. M. 2-11 THKY'HK here aialn, thoao lon hot rtoxa at Paul'a Drlvo Inn, So, Ollt and Martin. 23 ON and after till. dnk. Peb. 4. I will not ho re.pon.lhle for any dehla con tracted for by the Urlte Hpot Cafe. M. C. CilKAfiON. 2-fl s Parionals WOIIKINO UNDKIt PHK8SUBKT for effnrtlRH, typlntf, ainooth ea.y touch, for letter Hint plea. Ilnve your typewriter "Pioneer" adju.ted. 24 hour ervl(ie. PlONEKIt i'HINTINO It STATIONERY 124 Uth at. 1-12 8 Transportation WANTF.tl-Pnaflenifcr to 11 Arnrele. leaving about Fell. 19. Call Tulclake 2.111. 2-0 10 8-rvicM VENETIAN BLIND SHOP New steel or wood blinds. Cleaning and repairing. Frco Estimates Pickup and deliver. Roland F. Koff, owner. Ph. 6256 110 N. 4th 2-10 C'llltTAINH Laundered and atretched. l'hona UV17. 2-2Um PAINTING, DKCOItATINO. Phono 4(1.10. 27JUH OI.I) Mlltnona toallvarod. Kimball' Ulau Shop. 10U2tf DKNTIUTRY, 40110 ShaiU Way. 2-8 CUItTAINS laundered, alrotchart by ex perienced woman, pick up ana ae liver. Ph. 4070. S-ll SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern equipment, 4-wheel drlvo truck, will go anywhere. Phons 32:10. 2-12 PBII.I. niCHAHD, Contractor, Landscap ing, trimming and lopping tree, P. o. Box nun, Klamath fall, or Phone 91, Merrill, P. O. Box 1121, Marrlll. 2-12 PAST experienced Ironer wanta Ironing in own homo, 700 per hour, pn, 011112. 2-0 CHAHIH foundation, girdle, brauler rilled in your homo. Jonnl Lacn, Phono 0.120. 2-S OUTnOARD, ga engines and saw re paired, flodonhomor Saw riling. 2-lfi ROLL, FILM developed and printed, 0 hour service, Hell Hludlo, next aoor In Pino Trco Theatre, 2-0 DRESSMAKING and alteration, 1B.10 Orchard. Ph. 07.10. 407711 HAWAIIAN CANE Mnluc, excellent low cost winter feed. :il! ton, DiilK. Morrill Mil, Phone 07, Merrill, Ore. 7'.. a.a MATERIALS now available. Let tn do your remodeling, or building, by the contract or hour. Phone 0001. 2-8 ENJOY Individual attention: early and late appointment at the Home of Dcauly. 1018 Washington. Phone 11022. 10 Sorvlcot DIAL 7423 you aicr FAST, EFFICIENT DELIVERY SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES! FULLY INSURED MERCHANTS DELIVERY Formerly Robinson's 046-ti McCurdy's RADIO SHOP Carod Radio Sales and Service For oil mokes PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS Sulcs Rt'pnlrs Rentals Phone 8203 2263 60. Oth 210 REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL All Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment In Stock. Oregon' Equipment Co. Phono 6017 127 So. Oth SL 2217U Rollin A. Contrail INCOME TAX SERVICE Commercial Bookkeeping DAYS and EVENINGS PHONE 3249 Room A. Hopka Bldg. 110 No. 8th St. t-ll 3 Days' Service y On House and Car Radiol Large stock of available battarj packs, tubes and cur anUnnn. B & B Radio 8 Electric 831 So. 6th Phone 8020 2-6 VENETIAN BLINDS - Metal or Wood PATTERSON FURNITURE CO. 230 Main Ph. 7180 1870tf RHOADS Window Cleaners Complete Hniuerieanlng K.tabllshcd 1024 K. C llhoada Phone 9011 1 TIIKODOIIE DICKHON UPllOLRTKItlNCl KlIRNITtlllK SHOP Upholslorlng-ltepittrllilt linflnlalilng Sprlnus Reconditioned Cabinet! Unlit Phone 4317 Mil Shasta War B-17 Snntlc Tnnks Cleaned nnd Iiv stalled Built to Order. Phono Bilker 70U1 OfflKn OTM Mn flth llnma Phnn aUlrtSl 474(r 4 PAINTING, CAI.CIMININO, enamel work. City or country. Ratlafaetlon guaranteed. Prank Jenka. Phono 7270. lioif OPPfCC, STORK, RK3TAIIRANT equip ment bought, aold, exebangod. 24 IS Bo. Oth St. Phono 9297. 2-18 POPULAR, Swing piano leons given at 022 N. Oth. Student of Martin Lund, awing nrtlat. Phone 7:100. 2-22 POR STUART'S DANCE OIICIIKHTft A. Call 0.1:10, 1-22-m PWLI.P.R nilllSIIKS Clem Joyer, 1433 Martin. Phono 0077 2-llm LINOLEUM floor and dralnboarda laid by expert mechanic. Phone J L. Cal. houn. 8B94 morning and evening. 2-11 PAINTING, Kcmlonlng, calaomlnlng. Phone .101)7. 2-20 HOUSE CLKAN1NO Lea J, Popo, Phono 0048 BEWINO MACHINE SERVICE - All makes Phone 0771, 3218 Shasta Way. Mlmb PAINTINO and Tlnllng. H, L, Brown. Phono 4220. 2024tf KIIIDY BALKS AND SERVICE, 02D No. 10th. Phono 4:i:i:i. 2-20 VIRUIL'S AUTO TOP SHOP, top and Upholatorlng. 010 K. Main. 100011 DRESHMAKINO Buttons and buckle covered Alteration on new and old clothing. Mrs. II. M Allender. 731 Main, Room 210. Ph. 7203. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Inspection Froe - Modern tiqulpmeiit Contents Hauled Away A Ed F. King Phone 4092 4748a BOOKKEEPING. Shorthand, Typing-. Kindred subject, offlco machines, KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE. 733 Pino Ph. 4700 132711