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Newspaper Page TextDemo Aspirant Blasts Snell 'PORTLAND, Feb. 8 (ff) Floyd K. Dover, GranU Pais, mentioned ai a possible demo cratic gubernatorial candidate, crltlzcd Governor Snell in a speech here last night for what he called "lack of leadership." He declared the governor should have asked aid from rep resentatives of business, labor and veterans to prevent unem ployment. Dover said Oregon's republican administration has not solved veterans nousing ana Inh nmtalems. "For- four years," he stated, "you've heard that Oregon vet erans are not going to come back without homes and without Jobs. Now they're coming back and they are without homes ana wiuv out lobs." Dover was address ing the Willamette Democratic society. Firemen's Ball To Be Held At Molin MALIN, Feb. 8 The annual Malin Firemen's dance will be held Sunday in the Broadway dance hall with Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies furnishing the music. The firemen have been having quite a heated contest to see which side could sell the most tickets. Losers will entertain the winners with a party at Sari's. Proceeds from the dance will go toward purchasing a new fire truck for Malin. Tony Steyskal and Jerry Raj nus are captains of the ticket sales teams. Housewives Rush To Purchase Flour PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 8 (Ifi Moderate flour stocks on retail shelves melted today as house wives, alarmed by President Tru man s order lor mills to conserve wheat, rushed to buy all they could carry. One chain store spokesman, however, predicted weevils would SDoil hoarders' supplies. And B. R. Pooley, Crown Mills sales-manager, said no flour shortage would result if wheat continued to move from grower areas. The boxcar shortage already had prompted millers to carefully dole out stocks to dealers. Weother Eugene mi mam taut Sacramento Portland Reno Max. Mtn. Prvclp. ...52 29 ,6o .3 1 .00 .M 35 .00 43 30 .00 -.40 17 .00 ..S5 37 .00 .47 36 .00 47 35 Trace .55 33 .00 San Francisco , Seattle Medford Red Bluff NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Clear to day, tonight and Saturday; little temp erature change: gentle to moderate northwesterly winds off coast. OREGON Partly cloudy today, to night and Saturday except cloudy with occasional light rain extreme northwest portion tonigni ana aiuraay. Jumie temperature change. Gentle variable winds. Market Quotations NEW YORK, r.b. (API Buyers wci bit mora confident In today'! stock market and leading laau war glvan fracuonal lifts. Caution still was th watchword In Wall Stmt and many customers hatd aloof to await tha administration's pay prlca formula. Clostnf quotations: American Can - Ml Am Tl Tel 104 Anaconoa Calif Packing Commonwealth at Sou . Curtis-Wright General Electric General Motora Gt Nor Ry pfd lnt Harvester Lone-Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Masn-iciv ............ N Y Central Northern Pacltlo Pac Cas tt El J C Penney .... Safeway stores Sriti Roebuck Southern Pacific . Standard Brands . Sunshine Mining Union OU Calif . Union Pacific U S Steel Warner Picture . . 4 . 4t . Ills . 01 V, . Tta . 60s . . ST 1 . 78 . 24 t . 33 57 - 38 43 Htn H - 31 W 3S. 15H Ws SO LIVESTOCK DENVER. Feb. (AP-USD A. Salable sheep 1700. toUl 4700; market alow, mostiv steadv : three double choice 104- 113 lb. fed wooled lambs $14.73 flat or memo; o inert averaging iuo-iiw to. $14.50 flat: few medium-good truck-Ins 13.00-50; small lota good-choice feeding lambs S14.30-13.00; few good-choice ewes $6.75-7.00; common-medium f3.30-d.33; load ewes forwarded. SOUTH SAS FRANCISCO. Feb. B (AP-USDA1 Salable catUe 100, mostly inter-mountain range cows; market steady; three loads mixed cutter-medium cows $10.73-13.00; for week, receipts 1100: bulk good steers $16.30-73: medium good heifers $14.73-16.23; good range cows 919-00-14.30; common-medium $10.00-13.00; canners and cutters 37.00 9.00; calves for week, receipts 30, mar ket steady) good and choice grades scarce: few cull-good calves $9.30-14.00. Salable hogs 1HM; steady! , mpply moatly medium-good feeder PUT-; tor -week, receipts 1000; bulk gvMHi -choice 200-300 lb. barrows and gilts 13.80; odd good sows $13.03. Salable sheep none; for week;, re Minii anon: bulk ttood-cholca lambs $14.33-15.30; common-medium $U.0O- 13,00; medium-good ewes so.oo-t.w. ttnnw iNn r.t 1NH. a (AP.11SDA1 Salable cattle 33, total 123, salable and total calves 13: market very active, fully steady at the week s advance; most sales at or near recent high Ume: steers scarce, week's top $17,301 best halfaiH 1H fUs' istnnr ami CUtter fiOWS late t.00-!u0; common-fat rly good beef COWS 10.0V-ia.iw, 91M 11. II J uvu V"" Quotable to $13.30; and over; good beef bulls quotable to $13.00; good-choice veal era salable $13.50-10.50. Salable hogs 33, total 900: market steady; few barrows and gilts $15-80; good sows salable $13.73-14.00; light weights to $14.23; feeder pigs weak, few cleanup sales $14.30-15.50; for 70 03 lb. weights, week's extreme top feeders $10.23. Salable and total sheep none; market nominal; good-choice lambs salable l4.W-w; wcvk a oxvremi t"iwi good ewes salable $3.00-30. CHICAGO, Feb, 8 (AP-USDA- Sal able hogs 8000. total 13.000; active, steady: good and choice barrows and gllta $14.83 celling: sows at $14.10 cell Ins- rnmnlat 9rlV clNratlM. Salable cattle 3000, total 3000; salable calves 000, total 000; general trade ful'iy steady, active; supply mainly butcher cattle and medium to low good steers and heifers: six loads high dressing strictly rno.ee loioraoo catue inciua Ina turn InaH hfttfor-vi SIR OU: Ot.1V mCMl tertng supply good steers at $1B is-n 13 however: bulk $14.30-16.00: moat heifers $13.50-13.00; cutter cows $3.73 down "and most beef cows $9.30-12.30; good kinds to $14.00; all grades vealers very active at $15.30 down to $10,00 and below. Salable sheep 3000, total 8WO; active, slaughter lambs strong to shade higher, other killing clasaes strong; hulk good and choice fed western wooled skins $13.23 and $13.35; load around 90 lb. weights $13.40 to smalt local killer; natives and fed westerns $13.50; me dium and good lots $14.00-14.30; around 500 head strong 123 lb. good and choice frd Wyoming ewes $8.00 native sheep $8 00 down. Boot and Her Buddies Cy Martin fcVSSi VOO-? CM.V SK. voo vwot voow GO fVtKOi -J n vrwt em. vt if cwoo soow RcWr. r i It " ( .v i . v . . v.Ti. unv.. II sj.r.nc ai.uccl I . r. p.w qc,t 1 1 .,. .... ' Jl , .....nl 1.11 , H . ) 1 J ' 1 r " n- mm? awmh Pt Vt -VSE5. J u iai . VCA&iA TO - we 'm i' Red RydM By Frd Harmoa if Woth Tubbs By Leslie Turner 1 xlJ w6 ;L""s. - rf-j turned and ran J it was too I OR I'U. J tv agSr mrjoo baoX dark to ses his FAcevfl 11 "V NOWi WHICH WAV DIP ' L HE GO-' WUP ! c A4zu ttfciTArp;. cunr : RING OUT RAPlDCt-THEN A' CAR BOARS Off IN THE NIGHT Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin JIttZ that right i eeueueea J ne taeao neete'o But this A MACHINE 66 NO CU6STIONIIIG B6T WUWJ StTS?.. I ueTHODG OP ( AW GOSH, ) .TO MOO?? R&STDHINS OOPS V I AIN'T j I 5AIO HOu NESOeO A RESTTUBES J6BS,' COMPLETE RELAXATION ! AND TAKE ONE OP THESE PIUS IMOSNING AND AND OCCASIONALLV MA99AGS YDUK VHJtZ AND HEAD WITH THIS LOTION, BUT ASSO- LUTEuT NO EXCITEMENT, NO PHYSICAL. fcAasKTIOM. PV.7 DOC. THAT'ft I jfeAiK.WaBSSi Give 'eg 1 what I I IjlCTCa IT Ylll.....( .ft I I I wilier III in uurf. A. IHI-W IV J freckle and Hit Friends By Blotter MR.VOSEL.IFM3II I ncn . ti Iktirio u-.i .w STAY HOME OFTEMEE. r -. v i m mr- y Laco. mv Rrtv. ak BECAUSE OF OUR. LOVE" njK. him IHAI we OQ UUT S0 MUCH .' IP WE STAYED HOME, JUNIOR. mvjm i au-iljcn I ALLY KILL lit i i . . V s com. l n ars a.ii-r f CV J And we domt wash" oue omly r un ra To rp CHARGED WITH , A MANSLAUGHTER Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray M ' C gettim" out wish my ueb woulo SfeSgiSl fcf MaTSL"?0688 MMB:M I O HBE '-Right now 5 I ouit buzzin'soS BUT 1 r Lt6 I I WEU. STW IN THE SHADOWS-I I WAY- MAYBE TUgY WONY , I mM B WETiE IM A WAR' MAYBE THOSE AUE I -s i l MEA& TUI8 BUZZIM1 SQUWol I Pffi lol Potatoes PORTt.ANn. rb. (API Pol.toas: local Burbanks, sa wi-3 00 cental: Dakar cuunt. aa.oo ctniali Dschuts 100s. Ntx I, 3. nnUL . LOt ANOKtlS, Fab. I (AP-IUDAI Potato.: 14 brok.n, 3, unbrok.tt can on track! Idaho 19, Utah 4, Oi.gou 1 arrlvadi 3 oara arrlvad by truckj mar kit atMdy, AM ritANCISCO, r.b. t (AP-USDAI broksn cars on track; California 1: Ors- 6 on o arntu: uw siock, a cars on ack. Florida i arrived; market stsadjr; no salts. CHICAQO, Ftb. S (AP-USDAI Pota toes arrivals U, on track 123, total U, 8. shlpmtnla 409. Old stocks suppllts 1 .flit demand slow; marktt stsatly fol- bsit uusllty. New slocks supplies light; tiemand slow: market about eteady, Idaho Hui Mt Burbanks V. 3. No. 1, W.liO-3,11.1; Colorado Hsd McClurss U. 8, No. 1, SJ W-akW; Florida SO lb. sacks Ullss Triumphs U. 8. No. 1, sj.Tfl. WHEAT CHICACJO. Feb. (API After eoni para lively timid trading in May rye In early dealing', brokers becams mors confident ns tha ssslon prosreaaed to day and bid prlcss suusUntiaity higher, Tha only grain delivery unrestricted by celling figures, May rye backed and filled with ranges of around S rents a bushel most of the time but bids were stroiiafer in Ister dealings. July oats brought the 18 cent celling prlCM most of the day on a gain of U cent a bushel. Trading in May corn came back to the pit today for the first time since Jan uary 10 with one transaction made at the 1.807t celling. Whea t , corn and ba rl ty ol osed u n ohangvd at ceilings of l.B0. gl.tttu, and l.Utki oats unchanged to Ho Itlgh. cr than yeaterday's finish, May Hlc; rye unchanged to also up, May $113 a-iau. ' Courthouse Records Msrrlsfs Ltcsnsee LONQ-MAHT. Csrl Samuel Long, 30, laborer. Native of Oklahoma. HeslueiU of Tutelake. Calif. Pearl Hart, , housewife. Native of Louisiana, Res ident of Bakersfleld. Calif. MERGBL-MANSF1ELD. Harry Fred Merge). 38, building trader Native of New Jersey. Rosldent of Klamath Falls, Ore. Lena Ophelia Mansfield, M, house wife. Native of Arkansas. Resident of Klamath Falti, Ore. McCUAN-CAlNE. James Allen Mc Cuan, 3J, dry cleaner. Native of Pennsylvania. Resident of Pittsburgh, Pa. Emma Stoddard Caine, 30. house wife. Native of Utah. Hesldeut of Lawton, Okla. Cemptslnl FIU4 Hugh 8. Dunn vs. Ruby Nell Dunn, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Couple married October 8, ltH3, at Brew ton. Ala. Harry D. Bolvln, attorney for plaintiff. Decree Granted Doris Staus vs. Burton Albert Staus. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CRKDITOilH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH IN PROBATE m THE MATTER OF TITE ESTATE OF FRANK H. P. SCHMIDT. Deceniied. NOTICE IS HEREBY G.VF.N to the creditors of said deceased, and all per sons Interested In his estate, to preevnt their claims to W. I-amar Townscnd, at torney for the undersigned, tlte duly appointed Administratrix of said estate, at 435 Msln Street, Klamath Falli. Ore gon, within elx months from and after this 1st day of February, IMfl, being the date of the first publication of this notice. IRENE SCHMIDT. Administratrix of the Etale of Frank H. P. Schmidt, Deceased. T. l-a-18.22: M. 1 No. MJt. CLASSIFIED HATES One day rr word 4c I day run r word Sc a aay run p" word He 4 day run , , , p word 13c t day run ,, p word 14c Week run r" word 13c ,jer word 4flc Month run Ads received by t:00 p. m. will appear same afternoon In "New Today" column NEW HERALD AND NEWS phone num ber, 8111. New Today WANTED Permanent secretary for In surance and real estate office. Short hand and typing experience necessary. Give sll details first letter. Box 3OO0, Care Herald and News. 3-9 WANTED Apartment size electric atove and 3-room oil heater. Call 7733. 2-11 FOR SALE -Craftsman bandsaw, $39. Phone 3075. 1 2-8 RELIABLE mother wants work helping with children In your home. Phone 8803. 2-0 MAN and wife, cooks and bakers, de sire employment, preferably camp or report. Would consider leasing small restaurant Phone 3707, Apt., 3. 2-14 MODEL SUPPLIES ' TOYS BABY WALKERS Phon 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO FAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION N Las. of TTin. P.rmao.Bl K.aDll,t DR. E. M. MARSHA Cblrepraetla Pbyslnlan It N. llh E.cjolr. Tb.alr. Did, Phon. ?0flo Stock Market Theory And Practice By D. E. Hayes (Former Univ. Ext. Lecturer) Not an Advisory Service. A course of Instructions on how to Invest In the Stock Market. What and when to buy and when to sell Rule and regulations Chart plot tine methods Dow Theory Trends Market action, etc. Write for particulars on a b o V course of Instruction. Care D. E. Hayes, OHO 8. Flowtr, I.. A. University Bids'. P. O. Boa. IU7, Hollywood 1, Calif. FOR BAI. Mod.rn horn on small aoreane, c-lus In. Has living, room, dining room, klloh.n, utility room and four bedrooms. (Jar ag wilh fruit roonii floor furnara. jmmedtata poH.sslon. 960U0, Can be fiurvhased with a QI loan tor Ih. olal uric. , r . . 160 Acres, U acre, .hike olover. sopi. alfalfa, H. acres lrrlgat.d. fi.room home, barn and other outbuilding', tis.ooo ft. P, OUVEII, REALTOR or Jo Horslsy AI Long ' Salesmen 111 So. Ith Phon. 4110 Ttidtf. Feb. 8. 1948 HERALD AND NEWS EIGHT Qanirsl Noting Gonirnl Notlen , PEYTON CO. WILL CLOSE EACH SATURDAY at 1:00 Noon Starling February SATURDAY SPECIAL at your own local OREQON STATE HATCHERY 1710 So, Olh 13 Chick 1 Olass Fount . 1 Feed.r 1 Jar R.nO'Sal 1 I'ackag Feed ,19 .09 .90 .90 9.90 ALL FOR 19 OA EVERY SATURDAY FOR 8ALE-Neat home, flooO. Heard Agency, iteallors, Ira) Main, Ph. (all 1 FOR SALE- B.plece walnut illnlng room aet. French reproduelion lova'asat, 409 No. 4th St. 1-11 FOII 8ALE-3 HOUSES S.room modern house, aaoo down:- 4 and 9-room house. Call at 417 Ml, Whitney all day Saturday and Sunday. a-fl FOR SALE-Doubl folding Holt-a-Way bed. Phon 300a. I ll FOR 8A1.R -Combination adding ma chin, and ragUtt.ri adding machine; scales: restaurant stools; chalr.barks; electric portable broiler: waffle Iron: milk shake mixer; restaurant plat.. 330: 3exlB coffee urn: dresser: kitchen range; Spark gas rang: ga. h.aler: round labia: day bed; cupboard! beer and water glasses; restaurant booths, to. Appointments evening, and Sun day, Phon aa.i7. 1418 so. oih. l a FOR SALK-1II50 Ford pickup, good con dition. Phone 9003, S737 Denver. 1 ROLL PILM-Dev.loped, printed, 0 hour service, nell Studio, next door to Pine Tree Theatre, l.lt PEYTON CO, WILL CLOSE EACH SATURDAY at 11:00 Noon StarUng February f 1 WANTED TO BUY 9-bedroom home, clos. In. Mr, Williams, Wln.m. hold. 14 WANTT.n-Ntud service. Registered Uni ted K.nnel Club Columbian Collie. Phone 1741. i a WANTED Exp.rl.nred wallreea for counlor work. Rainbow Lunch. 1-9 WILL pay cash for lata model ear, lot Commercial St. 1-9 OUR OrriCE AND YARD will cloae at 12:00 noon Saturdays, beginning Sat urday, rebruary . PI.bm anticipate your fu.l need. In advance FRED H. HEtLnflONNER ' 'Fu.ls that Satisfy" Plus Sarvlc-. 1-9 DRIED BEET PUIJ-Fed dry or .oak before feeding. A good dairy feed. Merrill Hills. Merrill. Oregon. Ph. 7. 14 'SPENCER COR8ETTERE: Mre. Enid Burch will b In Klamath Fall, early In March. For appointment wrtt box 100 care Herald and New.." 1- BEADS and Paarla mtrung Bertram's Jewelry, u Main. 1-14 FOR RENT-FurnUhed Apt., lights, fu.1 and wat.r, f5o a month. Adult, only. 9943 Bummar Lane. Phone 8079. xnoil FURNISHED 4-room mod.rn apartment, adults, Phon 733d. 3074tf FOR RENTl-room partly furnished house. 119. R. R. Barley. HI. 3. Box 1090. 14 FOR 8AI.E-Davenport and chair. 190. One metal cot which can be made Into full slied bed, 99. M HoMway Dr. 10 1 BEDROOMS, hardwood floors, flr ptare, close In. 93AO0. Terms. BTROUT REALTY, 1919 Oregon Telephone 9414. 1-9 FOR RALE Hickory skis with clamps, bamboo pole, 99 90. 3919 Wlard. 3-9 PEYTON 9f CO. WILL CLOSE EACH SATURDAY at 11:00 Noon Starting F.bruary 9 MANICURINO ' Expertly Done by PAT HICKS MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SHOP . Phone 39U FOR SALE-Montgomery Ward oil elr culallng heater. Good condition, Phlll pot Bros.. Bonanxa. 3-11 WANTED All-around Sax and Trumpet for danc orchestra. Phone 0939, 3-9 WANTED -Store building or space suit able for sample of wholesale liar supplies and restaurant equipment, coniraiiy locnieu preferred nut not necessary. Call or Contact A. L. CAMERON Wlnma Jtolel 1 WANTED: Experienced Lath Mill Oporator. 48 hour week, good wngoi. Apply Fzult Groweri Supply Company, Hilt, Calii. Moose DANCE Every Saturday Night For Members and Guests SHORTY WILKINSON'S 8 rioca Hand Dancing 9:00 P. M. to 1 :00 A. M. Frl, tt W1I.L tr.de equity In 4-room mod.rn nou.e for late moa.l .-aoor car. I'ariy nuy also buy turnllure. Phon 4010, 111 WANTED Olrl for light offlo work, should und.rsl.nd snortnsno ana iyp Ing, Suburban Lumbar Co., Phon 770V, 111 QUICK SAIJI-Plalform rork.r, occa sional chair and nrutg lamp, inau llala.y St., Phon lliluu. 3. FOR SALE Milk cow wilh hay. 1791 Arthur. 1-14 FOR SAIJC-Davanport and chair, 979 caah. Phone 4379. a-11 90 Aeree, 4-room modm hous. ljirg dairy barn, palato caller, bunkhou.e, chicken house, machinery, SIX miles from city, e e a a 9-Room furnished house. Living room. fireplace, two bdrooms, kitchen, nook, dining room, wash trays, glasaad-ln , porch, furnar, basement, ' garag.. Four blocks from enter of city, . 9-Apartmnt unit. Incom 9130 month. Has 9-room hous for awmr, Former ly this unit had community and school store, can be r.opened. 97UO0. Wilt accept half trade, R. H. DIINIIAR, REALTOR Ne.I Stewart, SaLam.n 110 a 9lh Phone Till 19 JUST RECEIVED! A shipment of book- com. ana cam lames. Cash - Terms . Trad Pitr-wiTTS FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 1344 S. lh Phon 7910 II BEDROOM SUITES, davenport mis. awing roraora, floor and l.hl. lamps. Cash - Terms - Trad PREWITTS FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 1144 S. 9th Phon 7910 I WE STILL HAVE a few plasllo boudoir pinup lamps! also Ih new comblna Uon lamp tables. Cash - T.rms - Trad PREWITTS FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 1344 S. llh Phon 7910 II MMtlng Noucoi Klamath Falls Aerl No. 300. Regulw moeung every Tua- day night, 7:49 p. m. r.O E hall, llh and Walnut. Visiting member oordlally Invited. If 3a Klamath Lodge No. 77 A. F. 9 A. M , will hold ipsoiil communication, Friday, Fab. llh, l 7:30 p. m. Work In F. C. degr. All brlhrn Invited 10 at tend. TED R. IIUOHEY. Worshipful Master. 3-9 General Notlcaa Two Sisters' Inn 8 Miles West of Klamath Falls on Hwy. 07 and 68 Southern Fried Chicken $1.50 T-Bone or Rib Steaks $1.50 Fried Chicken to toko out $1.25 Ruth and Cal Gormley Owners Phone BOSO Open 4 P. M. to 12 P. M. Closed Mondays 127Hf Ws InYits You To Bring Your LIVESTOCK To Our AUCTION Every Wednesday Klamath Livestock Commission Co. 1 H Miles South of Tower Theatre, Midland Road Box 868, Klamath Falls Phone 3974 WANTED! Store building or space suitable for wholesale samples of Bar Supplies and Restaurant Equipment. Central location preferred but not essential. Call or contact A. L. CAMERON WINEMA HOTEL EAGLES DANCE Every Sat. Night for members and their ladles Dancing until 1:00 A. M. Improved and ' enlarged buffet rooms now open, Admlnslon Is your paid-up membership card. Music by Shepherd's . Orchestra Th-F-S BRITE SPOT CAFE 138 E. Main NOW ' OPEN;, New Managers: Art and Sarah Meads 11 A. M, to 8 P. M. 2-11 PeraannU WOIIKINO UNDKH IMICSNUIIKf for ffiirlless typing, sinoulh esy touch), inr ieuere nisi please, nav your typawrllers "IMunser" adjusted. 99 hour service. PIONtr.il I'lllNTINO Si STAT10NIST 111 Olh SI, Traniportatlon DIIIVINO to Texas Mmiilay, room fur iwn. i-ini,p (.tin,. j 10 Services DDO LICKNSE DUE If not secured by Mareh 1st, penalty of 91.00. Chas, Del-inp, county clerk. 2-9 -a72Vel-VIOITABUV a. 1V5 UXATIVt J ITSI999 ''''VafagasBllllMi'ta1y Rollin A. Contrail INCOME TAX SERVICE Commercial Bookkeeping DAYS and EVENINCS PHONE 3249 Room A. Hopka Bldg, 1 iu no. urn it. II DIAL 742 3 Wo deliver anythliiB enywhure wlllilii 25 miles of the city. Fully Insured.. MERCHANTS DELIVERY m-w-f tf VENETIAN BLINDS Motol or Wood PATTERSON FURNITURE CO. 230 Main Ph. 7180 187BU VENETIAN DL1ND SHOP New steel or wood blinds. Cloanlng and repairing. Frca Estimates Pickup and deliver. Roland F. Koff, owner. Ph. 8250 119 N. 4th 2-19 RH0ADS Window 'Clooners Complete Itoiuerleanljif Established ioas K. a Rhoads Phone 9011 niKonons DICKSON UPllOtJITKIIINO rURNITUIIE SHOP Upholstering Henalrlna lleflnlshlns Sprlnirs HecondTlloned Cannula II1MI1 Phon 4S1T SMI SnasU War ait Septic Tanks Cleaned end In stalled Built to Order. Phone Bilker 7001 Office 2723 Ho. Olh Mom Phon tool 4740U CURTAINS Laundered and etrstohed. Phon 3717. 2-aJm PA1NT1NO, DECOIIATINO. Phon 4030, traotl 01.0 MIIIIIOIIS resllvered. Glass Shop, Kimball's 1WI2II DSNTIBTUY, 40M ShasU war. CUIITAINH laundered, etrelched by pertenred woman. Piek up and da liver. I'll. 4079. 2-11 OKITIC TANKS CLEANED, modern equipment, 4-wheel drive truck, will So anywhere, Phon 3230. 2-ia DILI, RICI1AIIU, Contractor, Landscsp Ins, Irlmmins and topping trees, P, O. Box mill. Klamath rails, or Phon 91, Merrill, P. O. )lo liai Merrill. 2-13 OUTBOAKIl, (ne analnes and saw re paired, llodonhamer Saw Vlllnif. 2-19 DREHRMAKINO and allantlonl, 1B30 Orchard. Ph. 0739. . , 407711 ENJOY Individual attention! aarly and late appointments at the llouso of Beauty. 101Q Washington. Phon 3fl22. 9-9 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inipfjctlon free - Modern Equipment Content! lUuletf Awar Ed F. King Phon 4902 474911 UOOKKKKI'INO, Shorthand, Typing-, Kindred subjects, offio machines, KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEOB. 733 Plna Ph. 4700 1327U LINOLEUM flours and dralnboards laid by expert mechanics. Phona J L. Cal houn, 9U94 morning and veninga. 2-U PAINTING, Kemtonlng, Phona 30B7, ealsomlnlng. s-so HOUSE CLEANINO L J, Pop, Phon KM SEWINO MACHINE SERVICE - All motto Phon 0771. 3219 Bliaata Way. S-12mb PAINTING and Tinting. H. U Brown. Phona 4220, U)24tr KinnY BALKS AND SEI1VICB, 929 No. llllh, Phon 4333, a-is VIRBIL'B AUTO TOP SHOP, top and upholstaring. 919 E. Main. 1909M . TOR STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, Call 0939. a-aim