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Newspaper Page Text- VITAL STATISTICS nsowrTT nnrn at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. January 31, 1U49, to Mr. and Mr. Jewel Barnetl. Dorrls, Calll., boy. Weliht: 10 pound " filsHOP Born el Klamalh Valley hos pllal, Klamalh rails. Ore., January 30, 11140, to Mr. and Mra. Andrew Bishop, 1.117 Adams, a boy. Weight: T pounds - flODGtBora at Klamalh Valley hos. pllal, Klamath Falls. Ore.. Fehruary 5, 108, to Mr. and Mra. Merle M. Hodge. 410 Spring, boy, Weliht: 7 pounds ' KINNEY Born at Klamath Valley . hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., February 4, 1049. to Mr .and Mrs. Edward C. Kin- 7 pounds 0 ounces. ' . I WORKMAN Born at Klamath Valley 1 v hospital. Klamath Kails, Ore.. February f . 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Work- !,t man, 350 Hoinedale, a boy. Weight: $ " 6 pounds 13 minces. LOISELLE Born at Klamath Valley 1 hospital. Klamath Falls, pre., February f 5. 1048. to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lotselle. k Tulelake. Calll., boy. Weight: a f pounds 10 ounces. J POHLMAN Born at Klamath Valley 8 hospital. Klamalh Falls. Ore.. February I 4 1Q444. to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Pohlmah. J 3041 Darrov.', a boy. Weight: S pounds I 7 ounces. I Courthouse Records Marriage Llcenie 1 ' PEHKINS-CORNUTT. Bernard B. 8 Parkin. 24. laborer. Native of Nevada, y Hesldcnt or Klamath Fall. Ore. Verlte ffi Madge Cormitt. 10, housewife. Native ? of Oregon. Reildent of Klamath Fatli. '? Ore. ;f Complaint Tttri ft Woodrow W, Martin vi. Esther M. If Martin, auft for divorce. Charge, cruel M and inhuman treatment. Couple mar- V ried Tebruary 1. 1936. at Guthrie. Okla. i Plaintiff aski thai maiden name of h Esther M. Thoma be restored to de- - fendant. J. C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. i Justice Court 'it Grady Wilfred Tremaln, no license -i lass. Fine, U.S0. h Elmer Augustus McCollum, driving on s the left aide of the highway. Fine, $10. ?; Sanders Barto Oliver, permitting four U oeraom to ride In the front seat. Fine, A foso. n Byron Collins ShulU, no license tat. i fine, $5.30. Byron Collins ShulU, no operator's license. Fine. 95.50. Benjamin Henry Derby, failure to atop at a stop aign. Fine, ,13.50. . Wesley Noil Butler, no tall light. Fine. .V50. , Alfred Ivan Burton, no muffler. Fine. S3.50. Merle Lynn Collins, no clearance lamps. Fine. (5.50. William Emory Tatum, no operators license. Fine. W.50. Pearl Prlnsen, only one headlight Fine, W 50. uavia trnesi mcviurg, no tmu tim. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALK Scaled bids will be received by the undersigned Administrator of the wtnte of Thomas Gordon Quimby, dcooascd. at 207 WIllIU Building, Klamath Falls. Ore gon, on or before 12 o'clock noon on Friday, the lMh day of February, 1946. for the purchase of the "Rod Ball Stage Line." consisting of permits and equip ment, and extending from Klamath Falls to Lake view and Burns, Oregon. Said sale will be made subject to the approval of the Public Service Commis sion of the State of Oregnn and subject to the Interest of E. N. Stallard on that portion of said line between Lakeview and Bums. Oregon. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check for 10 of the bid. In formation concerning said Stage Line may be obtained at the office of anid Stage Line at 114 Eldorado Street, or at the office of the undersigned at 429 Main Street. The right ti reserved to reject any and all offers. L. A. MURPHY, Administrator of the Estate of Thomas Gordon Quimby. deceased. F. 6-9-13 No, 292. NOTICE Notice Is hereby ntven that WILSON TITLE & ABSTRACT CO.. an Oregon corporation, whose home office is in Klamath Falls. Oregon, duly licensed to transact a title Insurance business in said State of Oregon, has applied to the Insurance Commissioner of said state for a return of the securities deposited by said corporation es a guaranty fund, and has notified said Commissioner of its intention to retire from said title Insurance business, and that it has entered Into a contract of re-Insurance with COMMONWEALTH. INC. an Ore gon corporation, whose home office ts In Portland, Oregon, and which la duly licensed to transact a title Insurance business In Orcgoii, whereby said COM MONWEALTH, INC. Assumes and agrees to discharge all the liabilities ot, every kind, due and to become due, which the deposit of the securities of WILSON TITLE & ABSTRACT CO, was made to secure. Dated at Salem, Oregon, December T, 1045. SETH B. THOMPSON, Insurance Commissioner. D. 10-36. J. 3-4-16-23-30; F. 6 No. 2A2. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the under signed Administrator of the estate of Thomas J. Steward, deceased, has filed In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Klamath County the final ac count of .his administration of said relate and the Court has appointed the eth day of March, 1946, at the hour of eleven o'ctock In the forenoon of said day as the time and the Courtroom of said Court as the place for hearing and settlement of ttaid account. Done January 5. iSMd. EARL REDMOND. Administrator of the Estate of Thomas J. Steward, deceased. F. -13-20-27; M. 6 No. 231. NOTICE OF EXCI1ANOR OF LAND FOB UMltEB Notice Is hereby given that CRANE MILLS, a corporation organised under and by virtue of the laws of Oregon, with its office at Bly, Oregon, made ap plication No. OltU.15 dated December 21, 1945 and filed same in the office of the Register, District Land Office, Lakeview, Oregon, on the 27th day of December, 1945. under the act of March 20, 1922 (42 Stat. 4tttl as amended by the act of February 38. 1925 (43 Stat. 1090) to ex change lands within the Fremont Na tional Forest In Oregon for Umber with in the same Forest. The applicant, CRANE MILLS, offers to the United Stales the following described lands situate in Klamath County. Oregon: NE'SVi4. Sec. 31, T. 35 S. R- 15 E.W.M: SVsSE, Sec. 24. SE. SW' NEl. NaSW,. SESW, Sec. 33. T. 37 S. R. 13 E.W.M. ; NESE,, Sec. 20. WWSWv. Sec. 21, SWNK( NW'rSK. Sec. 23. NViNE, Sec. M. SK'NW'4, Sec. 28. EiNK, NEtSE. Sec. 33. T. 37 S. R. 14 E. W.M.; NttNit. SHNW,, WCW4, Sec. 38. T. 37 S. R. 13 E.W.M.; W'jSWv. SE'.SWV. Sec. 4, NEV.NE. Sec. 8, N4NW. SVVNWV, NW SWii. Sec. 9. T. 33 S. R. 13 E.W M.; Lots 1 and 3, SNEV. Sec 3, SHSEW. See. 4. H. See. , NEV1, NNWVt aKNWVsj, EVS S' S'fcNKi, Sec. 1, NHNEV'. SiySE.. Sec. 17, NKU. Sec. 1W. NtfcNW, SWUNWW. Sec. 31. SENAVU. NKiSWj, K NE', fKWSKV4. Sec, 22, KNKV4l SW,NE'., SK k N W U. KSWV!, SWVSWt4, WK, Soc. 811. KVWW, SW iSW , Soc, 87, N ,N It, SKW NW. NKV'SW, NWSK. Sec. 33, T. 38 S. R. 15 fc. W.M.: NE,NWU, Lots 2. 3. 4. NE'.SW,. See. 3, N'iSR'ii. Sec. II, N'iiSWt, Sec. 12, All Sec. 18, SWSW. SWSE't, See. 20. S iS li . N W S W t , , Sec. 21 , SW'.NK'i, N(iNK, KWNWt. SW1 NW. NWSWU, Sec. 33 t 3D U. R. 13 E.W.M. In exchange for an equal value of timber iron I portions oi uio loiiuwiiia hv-ki iwu lands In Klamalh County, Oregon with in the boundaries of the Fremont Na tional Forest in Oregon: NSKU. SEVSWV. SWiSE, Sec. It. S. NWV,, Sec. 14. NE, NiSK, Sec. 15. SE', Sec. 21, S, SljNK, Sec. 22, N. SWV. Sec. 23. N't. Ni.SW'i, SWUSW'. NWSKU. Sec. 26. All Sec. 27, K'. BWt. KiNWt. Sec. 28. Nt, SE. Sec. 20. NK'.', Sec. 32. All Sec, 33. T. 38 S. R. 14 E.W.M, Crane Mills reserve until December 31, 1948. the right to enter the offered land and to cut and remove all merch antable dead timber and all unmarked live pouderosa pine trees over 18 inches at breast height which are merchantable as defined In Section Vl-2 of land exchange agreement of August 29. 1945, between Crane Mills and the Regional r'oreslcr, Portland, Oregon: Provided, however, that all such cutting and removal shall be confined to one logging operation for any one unit, and shall be in strict conformity with the requirements as outlined in said land exchange agreement. Crane Mills also reserves unlll December 31, 1948, rights of way for truck roads necessary to re move, the reserved timber on the offered land. The purpose of the publication of this notice Is to allow all persons cluimtng the timber selected, or having or claim ing any interest In the offered lands and timber, or having bona fide ob jections to such application tor said ex change, an opportunity to file their pro tests or objections with the Register of the District Land Office at 1 -ike view. Oregon, and any such protests or ob jections should be filed on or before the 15th day of February, 1948 in said Dis trict Land Office. CLARENCE W. OGLE. Register. District Land Office, J. 18-23-30; F. 6 No. 2S3. (oofs and Her Buddies By Martin oOOoo0t1HfllT j N OVa WOO?t WW Rod Ryttor By Fred Harmon 5 IIU -UK fflN flio PTiWS EfJCli3ri TO IOCK H'fA UP 1 MIL VIS 6"J1 WfA 4 TICKS V SOE tevl WELU.V1EU..' 1E BED f"I&U AWT SOT 1 I fr'WHO'O r HE TRIED SvA-JStTl IfOARPERS ICR TOOy I EXPECTl- TDU PS A I I A"fTHlS- I SWKSTXE 1 ANrfA.&LlIKepT mLL V!E en! 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SUBSTITUTE FOR A MOTHER.! V COPI1. IMS BT KCA T. ..n. U T. Off. 1 : I II. It-, Lrtco. Little Orphan Annie By Harold Groy CLASSIFIED RATES One day , t.mil , word 4o dny run , I""- word Be 9 day run r" word Ho 4 day run t, i"- word l:to & day ,rutt , ward Ho Week run -..nn.m,,.,,! i"" word ldo Month run ..,. i" word .ic Ad received by 1:00 p. m, will appear aiue arurnoon tn "New Today" column. NKW 1IKUALU AND NKW& plione num - ber, am. New Today DOC) MCKN8K 1)UK If not ivcured by March Ul, ienalty o( $1.00. Chat. Do Lap, county clerk. 1-U DltlVINd to Tpyrb Monday, room for two, Phono 7UH0. a-8 LOUIS F. DOW CO., mfir. of KXCUN SIVK caleudani, wood, metal, plastic, leather, pcclnltlti. ThU quality lint needs a NalrnmRi,. Karnlntta from $10. 000 to $AO,000 cr .war. I'ermauent fu ture and protected territory: tale equipment ruruUhed. Wrlle 7H3 Mnrket St.. Itoum UXW. 8an rrauoUco 3, CalU. IS VACANCY rurnUhod light houiekeep Int room. 1404 Klamath. 2-0 rpn SALK -New Cold Spot refrigerator. Phone .17:10. a-T FOR SALK- Choice need potatoei. any amotmt from 100 to 700 invka, 11. F, Tyder, Koute L Uox 331, Dend. 3-8 CALIFORNIA WlNTltn HANGK roit SALG-1)700 acrei northeast of Rad dlnK, fenced In tlx different fleldn. well watered, will winter 300 head of cattle. $30,000. V, C, Bryant, Redding. California. 2-8 FOR SALE By owner, modern 1 bed room home on Harlan drive, on 34 acre lot. larwo strawberry patch un der Irrigation. Will meet government apprataal for a OI loan. Priced at $4400. Cnll before noon or after 8 p. m. Phone 7.-MW. $-8 FOR SALE Neat home $1000. Beard Airency, Realtor. 1030 Main. Phone t&U. a-T PKRMANKNT couple want to rent or buy house. No children, smoking, drinking. Good housekeeper. Call &2i after $ p. m. a-8 LOST Man's black Irather-back, wool palm glove on Main between Coney Island and Currln'a Drug store. Please call 3071 after S p. in. 2-8 WANTED Two green lumber pliers for eastern Oregon pine. Call B348, Elling ton Lumber Co. 312 DRESSMAKING and alterations. 4517 Denver Ave. 2-10 WANTED TO KENT 4 or 8 room house, by responsible people. Phone 3430. 2-7 WANTED TO HENT-Furnlshed 3 room apartment by 3 adulu. city bus driver. Permanent. Phone 7&0. 2-8 FOR HENT Apartment for married cou ple only. Man Hotel. 3-7 FOR SALE Modem 4-room house, two bedrooms. In good location. Complete ly furnished with prewar furniture. Including electric refrigerator and atove. rugs, drapes, lamps, etc. Has oil furnace, garden spot. House Is only five yenrs old. Call 6707 evenings for appointment. 3-8 FOR SALE Good 13 ft. row boat and oars, and medium size crib with Inner spring mattress. Phone 8339, 338 Mar tin SI 2-8 FOR SALE 13 gauge shotgun. Savage, like new. $50. Inquire Dale's Signal Service. 70 Main. 8-8 FOR SALE-8 can milk cooler, new. can be used for home freezer. Mark Smith A Co., 133 E. Main. Phone 3J10. 2-8 FOR SALE General Electric refrigera tor. Call 6694. 2-6 CHARIS COR SETT! ERE. Phone 3330 for appointment, Jennie Leach. 2-1B 1. I. R. CHICKS from high producing trap-nested hens Make 2-pound fry ers In 8 weeks. $16 per C. Also Bowles and Young strains of non-broody N. H, Thayer's Hatchery and Breeding: Farm. Beaverton, Oregon, 2-6 WILL pay cash for late model used car. Phone 3003, 3717 Summers Lane. 2-8 FOR SALE -1930 Plymouth engine. Bea con Service Station. 3-8 FOR SALE-SIA Interstate airplane. In good condition, $1000. Can be seen at airport. For Information contact E. N, Alt, Rt. 1, Box 1000.. 2-8 HAND IRONING done In my home. Mildred Miller, Box 1013, Merrill, Ore. 2-8 CABIN FOR RENT Men only. Ryteway Tailors, 110 N. 8th. WANTED TO BUY-2 or 3 bedroom house. Phone 7409. 2-8 WANTED TO RF! NT-Furnished 4 or 5 room house. Permanent renters. Call Mr. Willmon. 3153. 3-13 FOR SALE 2-wheel trailer. Cheap. 1004 Hope. 2-12 FOR SALE OK potato sorter, bean pre slzer, and elevator. See Geo. Baldwin. Merrill. 3-12 FOR SALE 1040 Ford Deluxe Fordor tedan, radio, heater, seat covers. Will consider older model car as trade. 123 N. 3th St., after 8 p. m. a-8 FOR SALE 1038 Ford sedan, A-l con dition, 510 No. 7th. Meeting Itotlcm The Royal Neighbors of America meeta the second and fourth Fri days of each month at K. C, hall, 400 Main. 3-8 Klamath Falls Aerie No. 3000. Regular f U af tnsMtine svsrv Tue . i 1 1 i . day night, 7:43 p. m. ,wHjL r.O.E. hall, 8th and. Walnut. Visiting! members cordially 1 Invited. U Klamath Falls Moose Lodge1 No, 1108 meets on Thurs day nights. 8:00 p. m. Ini tiation every second and fourth Thursday, Wcd.tf Lost and Found LOST Gold identification bracelet, name "John E, Chtldert" and Life time Parker pen. Reward. Phone 4603. 2-7 LOST In or near Esquire Theatre Sun day evening tiny gold earring with purple stono. Phone 0398 after 8:30 p. m, 2-8 aell mm -m lOMOIIlOW AlliGHT DfpsrWorV 4-VIOITABLI 7 GET A 25' BOX PILES, SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION No Loss of Tim. P.rmanenl Rssultsl DR. E. M. MARSHA Chiropractic Physician K8 Ne. 7th fctqalre Theatre Bldf Phone 70A6 MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Loit and Found KOTICI WHJ. parson wlm tituk wruin brown ovorcoat at Circuit Court, Jnn. nil. plaaio contact C, 11, Uooth, lloiiaioa anil .xchaniio coats. GUniral Nottcoa BRITE SPOT CAFE 138 E, Main NOW OPEN Now MnnniicM'.i: Art mid Sural) Montis 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. Wtdntidiy. Fb. I. 1148 1 Mtttlng Notlc.i HERALD AND NEWS EIQH 1 Mcotlng Nolle, ON and aft.r this dato, Wb. 4, I will not ba r.B)onslttl. for any drills con tracted for by III. Ullle Nnnl t'nlo. M. 0. Ul.KASON. 11-0 Parionali WOHKINtl tlNDKII PIIKSSUItEt ror ftortl.ss typtittf. smooth oaiy touch, tor l.tt.ra that pl.aso. Ilavo your typowrlt.ra "IMonoor" adjusl.it. 24 hour s.rvlro. PIONUH PIIINTINO Ik STATIONERY 114 Dth 8U III 10 Service, DIAL 7423 YOU GET FAST, EFFICIENT DELIVERY SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES! FULLY INSURED MERCHANTS DELIVERY Formerly Robinson's McCurdy's radio SHOP Corod Radio Sales and Service For all makes PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS Sales Repairs Rentals Phono 8203 2203 So. 6lh 2-19 REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL Al Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment In Stock. Oregon Equipment Co. Phone 6817 127 So. 6th St. 2217tf Rollin A. Contrail INCOME TAX SERVICE Commercial Bookkeeping DAYS and EVENINCS PHCNE 3249 Room 4, Hopka Bldg. IIU No. Uth M, 3-15 3 Days' Service On House and Car Radios Large stock of available battery packs, tubes and car antennae. B & B Radio & Electric 631 So. 6th Phone 6020 2-6 VENETIAN BLINDS Metal or Wood PATTERSON FURNITURE CO 230 Main Ph. 7160 1870tf RHOADS Window Cleaners Complete Houseoleanlng Established 1024 K. C. Rhoada Phone 6011 at THEODORE DICKSON UPHOLSTER1NO FUnNITUIIE SHOP Uphola taring Repairing Reflnlshlng Springs Reconditioned Cabln.ta Built Phone 4S1T 3041 Shasta Way 3-17 Septic Tanks Cleaned and In stalledBuilt to Order. Phone Baker 7001 Office 2723 So. tth Home Phone 4non 4740tf IS EPILEPSY INHERITED? WHAT CAUSES IT?: A booklet contofnlno the oplntoni of fa.! moui doclorl on Ihll Inlareillng subject will be lent FREE, while Ihey lost, le any reader writing le the fducollonol Olvlilon, ffi fifth Ave., NswVerl. NX, Dtp!, B-lo SPECIAL MEETING Business of Importance Wednesday, Feb. 6th 8. P. M. LABOR TEMPLE 422 Main Meat Cutters & Butcher. Workmen Local 366 2 8 MeBejfeAaatteetoeeetjeaelsa 10 Service)! I 10 BerrlcM Do You Need Money? If you do, the answer Is simple, call tho Coinmerclnl Klnitnue. A frlondly quick Interview and the loan is ' completed. Loans from $30 to $300 on your Snlnry, Furniture, or Livestock, from $30 to $300 on your automobile, and you may take as lonu as 18 months to pay. Commercial Finance Corporation TOM O'DWYER 107 N. Oth SI. 7711 S03t( A COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE Cleaning Repairing Sales - Installations Chimneys Stoves - Furnaces Have a local, reliable com pany lake euro of your hcutlng needs Tufts Furnace Co. Heating Specialists 2323 So. Oth Phono 6593 3U4U kytw!.-. "Careful as a Moving Mother CnV. Loral Long Distance i ransier commodities Crating & Packing Distribution Carload Lots Phone 7423 Peoples Warehouse "Since 1018" M. W. Frl. VENETIAN BLIND SHOP Now steel or wood blinds. Cleaning, and repairing. Frco Estimates -Pickup and deliver. Roland F. Kofi, owner. Ph. 0256 110 N. 4th 219 CUUTAINd Laundered and atretched. I'hnne 3717. 2-Um PAINTINO, OKCORATINO. Phone 40M. 37JUU OLD MMIHOI1S resllvered. Kimball's Glass Shop, lIHUlf DKNT1BT11Y. 40M Bhaala way. CUHTAINS laundered, stretched by ex perienced woman. Pick up end de liver. 1'h. 4079. 3 11 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern equipment, e-wheel drive truck, will so anywhere. Phone 3330. 813 Ull.L, IIICIIAIII), Contractor, ljnd.osp InK, trlmmlns and topplns troos, P, O, - Mux llliu, Klamath Fulls, or Phone 111, Merrill, P. O. Uox 1121, Merrill. 3-13 OUTHOAftn, gas engines end saws re paired. Uodonhamer Saw riling. 3.1o DHKSflHAKlNO and altaratlona. ISM Orchard. Ph. 1735. 4117711 ENJOV Individual attention: early and late appointments at the House of Beauty. 1010 Washington. Phone 3012. 3-S SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED lnapoction Fraa - Modern Kriulptnenl Con ton U Hauled Away Ed F. King Phono 4IU3 474011 DOOKKKEP1NO, Shorthand, Typlng Klndred aubjecta, office machines, KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEOE. 733 Pine Ph. 47m 1327U LINOLEUM Hoors and dralnbonrds laid by expert mechanlca. Phono J L. Cal houn. OHM mornings end evenings. 3-11 PAINTINO, Kemtonlng. oalsomtnlng. Phone 3007. 2-30 HOUSE CLKANINO Lee J, Pope. Phone 0848 SKWINO MACHINE SERVICE - All makea Phone 6771. 321S Sliasla Way 3-laml PAINTINO and Tinting. IL L, Brown. Phone 422$. 2024H KinnY SALES AND SERVICE, 930 No, 10th. Phone 4333, 3-39 VinniL'S AUTO TOP SHOP, tops and upholstering, mo K. Main. 10(11111 DRESSMAKINO Buttons and buckles covered AHeratlona on new and old clothing. Mrs. ft. m Allonaer. 731 Main. Room 310, Ph. 7293. 1-31 m OrriCE, STORE, RESTAURANT equip ment bought, sold, exchanged. 2419 So, Oth St. Phone 9297. 3-19 POPULAR. Swing piano lessons glvon at 922 N. 9th, Student of Martin Lund, swing ortlst. Phono 7300. 2-22 PAINTINO, CALCIMININO, enamel work. City or country. Satisfaction guaranteed. Frank Jenke, Phone 7270, 110U Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK We con now do your worlt for Low Monthly Payments Ha rry , Cv Patton Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4121U LOCAL MOVING AND CAR f ACE Anything Anywhere In Oregon Anclorson Motor Freight Ph 7300 101 Klamath Ave. Sowing Machlnos Repaired Work Guaranteed SINGER Sewing Machine Co. 418 Main Su Ph. B402 1942tf CITY DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 8417 Service from 0:00 n. m. midnight. Willis M. Kohlnion Oscur W. Anderson unlll 781-11 RADIO REPAIRING Of All Kinds Specialized Service Co. BI03 1434 Main Phone 1040tf PAINTING DECORATING PAPERHANGING F. Mnlhiscn Phone 7004 M-W-iMf MATEIllAI.fl now available. l.et us do ynur remodeling, or building, by the contract or hour. Phono 9001, 2-fl ROLL FILM developed and printed, S hour servlre. Hell Hludlo, next dnr to Pine Tree Theatre, 3-0 CLirrORD W. DAVIS ALTAMONT NURSERY Lanriipaplng, Tree Trimming, Lawns, Shrul, Trees CAMERA repairs of all It I nils done at Uell Htudlu, noxt door to Pine Tre Theatre 01911 PIlllNINO and gardening. Jesse II. Sinllh. Phone 94211. 3 3 WOOD BAWINO-2210 So. lh. Apt. 3. IT 12 Educational SCIIOOL-IIIgh school completed fot diploma at home! free booklet. Write American Schoul, 1440 Broadway. Oakland. 2-11 14 Holp Wanted Female OUTSTANDINO dress manufacturer will hire for field manager, an ex perienced direct aaleslady, capable organizing and directing sales This Is a well paving and dlen position, comm. Wrlle fully about rourscu io f. u, uox oouo, uept. u, Portland, Oregon. 3-B an ex- , ble of forcoAi gnlflrd ) WANTED Women lor laundry work. Cascade Laundry. 11)0411 WANTED - Mlddlenged all-time house keeper. Phone 3719. llll)2tf rOR 8TUAI1TS DANCI ORCHESTRA, Call 0339. 1-22-m FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joyer, 1439 Martin. Phone 9077 2-11 in CASHIER WANTED at Wlllerd Hotel. 37U21I WOOL pressor wanted. Standard Cloan era. 2-0 WANTED Woman for general cleaning) part lime, Ucll Hotel. Phone 9021. I IB Holp Wantod, Male WANTED First Class BODY MAN Anderson Auto Service 632 Wnlnut Phono 8873 , 307811 "BfUDtlB and Bulldlnn Carpentarg wanted on OroKon find Wiuhtnitton Ltnoa. Good pay and tint o1an nccoin mndaOoni. Stito axparlenct, asn and whtjn avnllable. Hpokane, rorlland and Scuttle Railway Company 1101 N, W. Hoyt fl treat, Portland 0, Ori on." a-u WATCHMAKER INBTBUCTOHS wanted at once. Permanent, state axptrlcncf qualtflcatlnna, ivlary expantod. Wrltai or wlrel American Academy of Horol- " ogy, aU6 lOlh St., Denver 3, Colo, SAt.ESMAN-Rxclimlvo southern Oregon tarrilory, EiRcntinl, nulo accentor. an. moll invent men t, Mr, (Jranda, WIManl hotel. Wedneiday, ThuriUay, Friday and Saturday. a-7 l