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Newspaper Page Textr s SI Mi Mtn To Be Hired For Work On Ships PORTLAND, Feb. 12 (P) Tht maritime commission will begin hiring worker this week on modest scale In connection with layup work for surplus ves sels to be berthed here, Capt E. E. Thome reported today. He said about 30 men will be needed to start, but at the peak of berthing and maintenance bout 400 men will be necessary. The Liberty Ship Henry Aus tin, storm battered off the Ore gon coast last Thursday, will be the first vessel anchored in the moorage. OBITUARIES EL ON A KAFTON Elona Kafton, resident of Klamath Palli for the pa it Bfc yean, paued away In this city on Monday, February 11, 1946 at 9 a. m., following a brief Illness. She was a native of Bloomer, Wis., and was a fed 58 years and 8 days at the time of her passing. She Ik survived by the following, one daughter, Ethel Mar- Stock Marker Theory And Practice By D. X. Hayes (Form ay 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 Rules and regulations Chart plot ting methods Dow Theory Trends Market action, etc. Write for particulars on above course of Instruction. Care D. B. Itayes, 960 8. Flower, L. A. University Bid. P. O. Box 3147. Bollywood 28, Calif. tin of Klamath Falls, four sons, William and Hugh of Klamath Falls, Daniel of tha U. 8. navy, Wesley of Salem, Ore.t two brothers, J. Wesley Raven of Bloom er, Wis., and William E. Raven of Rhine lander, Wis., and six grandchildren. The remains rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 923 High. Funeral an nouncement appears elsewhere In this Issue. CHARLES EDWARD Ll'DLOW Charles Edward Ludlow, a well known pioneer salesman representing the Key stone company, passed away in this city, Sunday, February 10, 1946, at 11:30 p. m. He was a life member of the Bay View Lodge No. 401, A. F. & A. Oakland. Calif, and was aged 63 years 9 months and 23 days at the time of his passing. He Is survived by a son residing in Oakland. Calif. The remains will be forwarded to the Truman Com pany Funeral home, Oakland, where fu neral services and Interment will be held. Ward's Klamath Funeral horn In charge, FUNERAL ELONA K A FT ON Funeral services for the lata Elona Kafton, who passed away in this city on Mor.day, February IX. 1W, will be held in the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 925 High, on Wednesday, Febru ary 13, 1946 at 2 p. m., with Rev. How ard F. Hutchtns of the First Christian church officiating. Concluding services and Interment will follow at Ltnkville cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invit ed to attend. Weather Eugene Klamath Falls Sacramento Portland Reno San Francisco Seattle Medford Red Bluff Max. Mln. Precln. .4S 29 .00 .33 2 .00 56 26 .00 .43 35 .03 33 1 .00 53 M .00 34 .00 .43 26 .00 .M 31 .00 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Clear to day, tonight; partly cloudy Wednesday; slowly rising daytime temperatures; moderate northwesterly winds off coast. OREGON Cloudy with occasional rain In northwest portion today and tonight. Not so cold at higher elevations tonight. Wednesday cloudy with light rain west and snow in northeast portion. Mod erate southerly winds off coast. Potatoes PORTLAND. Or.., Feb. 11 (AP) Pota toes: local Burbartka, $3.90-3,00 cental; Baker county. $3.50 cental; Deschutes 100s, No. 1. S3.U cental; 35s, 80 cents. CHICAGO, reb. U (AP-USDA1 Pota toes: arrivals 100. on track 171. total U. S. shipments 740. Old stocks: supplies moderate, demand slow, markot dull. New stocks: sup. plies light, demand slow, market steady, Idaho Russet Burbanks. U. S. No. 1, S2.ii7li-3.13; Colorado Red Uurbanks. U. S. No. 1. 1.1)71,-3.19: Colorado Red McClures, U. S. No. J. alie A, W.73 3.10; Nebraska Bliss Triumphs, V. S. No. 1, W.00: riorlda so lb. sacks ol Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. 1, fs.7a-3.00. LIVESTOCK , PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 12 (AP-USDA. Salable cattle 150. total 175; salable and total calves 23; market very active, fully steady; few medium-good steers $15,75 16.50; top Monday 117.00; few common grades down to $12.30; few common medium heifers SU.00-14.00: canncn- cutter cows mostly $7.00-9.00; fat dairy type $10 00-11.00; odd heavyWeUhU to 50: good sausage bulls $10.50-11.30; gooa ocei duiis auoutiue o choice vealers salable to $13.30-16.30. Salable hoss 100. total 1600: market active, steady; barrows and gilts $15.80; few good sows $13,73-14.00; good light weights to $14.25; one lot good-choice 120 lb, feeder pigs $13.30. Salable and total sheep 400; market active, stead'; good-choice wooled lambs mostly $14.50; few head to $14.73; common-medium grades $11.00-13.23; culls down to $6.00: odd good yearlings $12.00; good ewes $6.00; common-medium $3.00-5.00. SOUTH SAN FRANCICO, Feb, 12 AP- USD At Salable cattle 200. calves none: slow, steers weak; she stock steady to 23 cents lower; largely mixed range and trucked In dairy cows offered; more cautious buying; bulk cutter-common cows $8.50-10.50; few 1123 pound dairy bred slaughter cows $11.00; can nets $7.50-3 00; few common sausage bulls $10.00-30: good-choice vealers quoted $14.50-15.30. Salable hogs 100; steady; package food-choice 260 lb. barrows and gilts 15.80: odd good sows $15.03. Salable sheep 600; good-choice lambs scarce; medium-good lambs weak. 50 cents lower; late yesterday fed good Wl lb, lambs $14.33! medium-good lamna si.i.n(; common ti n. imw meatum-goou wwr- nuneu a.wiw DENVER, Fab. a .i-USOAt Salable and total sheep H600; fairly active, slaughter classea mostly steady; lambs slightly lower in Instances, improved choica fed wooled Iambs $14.63 flat or memo: good-cnotc w sow-1. in cluding one load at $000; hpo medium-good 61-63 lb. white faced feed ers $14.00. . CHICAGO. Feb. 12 (AP-USDA) Sal- ante nogs iraw, ipi niw, v steady; good and choica barrows and gilts $14.63 celling; sows at $14.10 cell ing; complete early clearance. Salable cattle 7500; total 7500; salable calves 1000. total 1000; most killing classea strong to 13 cents higher, fairly active nt advance, except on good and near choice steers and heifers; very competitive trade in cow market; bulls and vealers fully steady; relatively shortfed steers and heifers predomi nated: best steers $l7.tu; ouia 17.23; boat heifers $16.30; bulk in on- atHrtlv stYMMt hM( cows to rnnmnn ,T7T nullum .frail! 1 50-12.00: heavy sausage bulls to $15.23 and fat hiiiu aiai-V vir 113.30 down. Salable sheep 7000. total 18.000; rather siow. earty sates siauKiiivr mo "wm steativ; 4 loads good and choice fed western wooled skins $13.33 Including 2 i n Ha rv.i.irs.rt.v- Hvk aood and choice fed wooled lambs $15 23; load medium to good 114 00: scattered saies nauvv w steady at $8.00 down; a decks very com mon aged western horned bucks W-s9- LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CRKtHTORS IK THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Till STATE Or OHEOON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH. IN Tim MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WINSTON CLARK KETCHEM, In the Matter of the Estate of Winston Clark Kelchem. Notice Is hereby liven that the understated has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Winston Clark Kctchem, deceased. All persons having claims airalnst said estate are directed to present claims prop erly verified to me at the office of U. S. Balentlne, 13 Melhae Build tnjr. Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six months from the date of the first pub lication of this notice, which is Feb ruary 13. 1!46. W1U.IAM CASTLE KETCHEM, Administrator. F. 19-19-30: M. 5 NO. 390. Boots and Her Buddie By Mortin CM .Vj. 0&SVVb -1 f Wft WKt 1 1 SIX i VOtYL ,) VHOWul f V 1 VOOMfc &OT WE. K)ft WXaStStlWi?. TC fSGVb . AViO QOWOM I UV6W OcJS If Ov-Vt. JtWLOOrJ fl"WrM OOKiX COWL MJV Of wtrPw..l T I WpJCC&." ftNfO WtA UfVKJfcSilVVfe VMOW VfcSS P f ier WtftVi-Y vrtP&LL, Mai.WOOGrt1. ' 1 ft nN. STOP VlVOOVKXi f&oo wt oy. mom'. iantvee Rod Ryder By Fred Harmoa f HES itofctrr WsortEEODt wm Hwl I I meanwhile, 1 f oieiousi.-(.J L and 4f'7 ihai ujwpoke t .jBWaLDraUGHTD . I jl s2s& OTHER ETES h"30"?-1--? f-Vd WREAlUNLt I IXWI KK HOVOl rlT r m Wash Tubbt By Letlie Turner rO UKE TO THINK I SAVED SOU FROM A MURDERER LAST NIGHT MISS AIKEN, BUT you SAVED YOURSELF" VHOW, CAPTAN? , LANVWAV.IKNEW I I WTHWS ABOUT I JULKI6. SO I E7ACTLV.' SO WHEN 10U THEN IT WAS SCREAMED HE KNEW HE Y0U HE HAD HAD THE WRONG PERSON! I TO SILENCE!! VOU SEE, THAT HAD BEEN CO CAN MY ROOM ONLV A FEW FlrLPJUI.WE?l HOURS BEfORt , l MAYBE.' 8V THE WAY. HAL SAID your old friehDj JEROME BLEtK WAS NEVER ACTUALLY BURIED HERE AND Y WHAT! WHY 1 f f AND I SUPPOSE THAT HEART- 1 1DID HE THINK R BREAKING DRIVE HOME FROM THE t THEY HELD A J g '1 TRAIN, BEHIND JEROME'S CASKET, f FUNERAL THEN di WAS THE BLEEKES'WAY OP I I AND WHY DID 1 1 CELEokhTING CHRISTMAS!: I W?.VAlkBRIN6 fe I HIS BODY ALL I P i . R Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin .2- .es?i1 THIS STW , vA f 1 HMS TOINKIN' ABOUT BryiN' A flit. JUST STICK TO fPW" f AHHH! THIS. IS A CT N ii Oittt'BOC,G w STILL, M. I CiUZ AN' FOOZV A VISIT, BiT J I TH' DIRECTIONS HE CMtt LI KiLV-LOOK IN" PLACE I V MB T'PUT ON IP IT GfiOWS I SUESS I BETTER . ' (SAVE M6 --NO EX" 4TH7V. V TO BED OOWN FOR ) freckles and His Friends By Blotter Stop I'LL Si VE VOU JUST TEN MORE MIN- Ulta KJ QUI! sJUNIOK I HATE SI9SIES WHO PPAD BOOKS! Okay but brains will, ovebcomb Brawn in jne FINAL SHOW- 'Fkxiev III. AND In. AND JUST T& SHOW THAT I PLAY MUEBEELYOLI I DSTRO I NO FAVORJTES.I HOPS YOU -r Little Orphan Annie 4y i TWATlB ft LOT O" HAMBURGERS ')0mmm (SJ ANB WOTHOGS- SOMEBObY ..A By Harold Gray WELL, WE'LL MOT STABVE FOR A WHILE. ANYWAY-GEE THESE BAGS ARC GETTIN a AWFUL HEAVY EM tm WOW! WHAT A BIS MOWIN VANf . I E IMS TH' 6UYS JUBT GOT THROUGH 1 El mi?k LOAbiN' And were in that diner 1 J Wm. fiETTIN A CUP O COFFEE HM M-M I JA KLAMATH BASIN Carload Potato Shipments (Figures from Stuto-Fcdcrnl Inspector Ross Aubrey) Fabruary 4 ai o u w 31 30 Fab. to Data ia "l73 Ssason lo Uala Dallr St 3d 3 ' 0 13 31 3B 33 31 33 0 S3 13 '"so" w H 13 0 l St IS "is " 11 s 0 rb. to Data 104 IttT" IU3 3 3.ni so" 43S SIS 10,11111 lO.IMll lO.MMr To"bwT 11,000 11, Mil u.otT" 11. 1M 11,107 11,310 11.310 11,300 U.sOS 11,419 4 LEGAL NOTICES KOTICK OF 1ALC SMltid blda will bo rclvd by tha nndenlxned Administrator ot tha Uto oil or before 13 u'ckKk ntHn on y (or the purchase) of the "Red Hull Statfe of Thomas Gordon Qulmby, decerned, at 207 WtlllU Bulldlnv, Klamath Kslli, Ore gon, on or oeioro 14 u ciock n Friday, the 13th day o( februar; 04ti. Line." consUtlrtK of DermlU and eaulu nientt and extendlnK from Klnmitih Falli to Ljikavtew ana Burtu. Ore ion. Said sale will be made subject to the approval of the Public Service Commis sion of tha State of Ore if on and subject to the Interest of E. N. Stallard on that portion of said Una between Lake view and Burns, Oregon. All bids must ba accompanied by certified check for 10 of the bid. In formation concerning said Stage Line may be obtained at the office of. said Stage Line at 114 Eldorado Street, or at the office of the undersigned at 439 attain Street. Tha right Is reserved to reject any and all offers. L. A. MURPHY, Administrator of the Estate of Thomas Gordon Qulmby. deceased, r. --13 No. 302. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CtRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OP OREGON IN AND POH THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OP VERA L. CR1SUER. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tha creditors of said deceased, and all per sons interested In her estate, to present their c alms to trie underslxned. the duly appointed Ancillary Administrator with tha Will annexed of said decedent and her estate, or to my attorney, J. H. Camahan, 211 I.O.O.P. Building, Klam. ath Falls, Oregon, within six months from and after this 29th dsy of January, 1940, the data of the first publication ol this notice. Dated January 2fl. 1B46. DO LA N. CLEMENS. Ancillary Administrator with; the Will anneireft of lha aalrl astata. X. 29; P. S-12-19-28 No. 202. CLASSIFIED RATES One dap , - , 3 day run t day run 4 day run ., 5 day run Week run - Montb run Ada received by 1:00 p. m. will appear same afternoon (n "New Today" column NEW HERALD AND NEWS phone num ber. Bill. per word 4c per word 8c per word lie ..per word 13c per word 14c per word 13c ,xer word 4oc Nw Today LANDSCAPE Painting. Wrlta C. A. Zeroes, Altamont Auto Camp. 3-12 JUST received shipment of oil burner heaters. Going fast. Get yours today. Patton tit Overeem Plumbing and I test ing Co., 1401 Esplanade. Phone 0030. 2-12 FOR RENT One light housekeeping room and new trailer house. 4203 Bis bee. 2-14 FOR SALE Immediate possession, beau tiful 3 bedroom luburbnn home on 4 acres of best Irrigated soli, shade trees, double garage, utility house, brooder house, chicken house, outside cellar, pig sty, cow barn. Furnished or unfurnished. 4205 Blsbea. 2-18 CASH for your camera. Bell's Studio, next door Pine Tree Theatre, 214 WANTED Silk finisher and checker. Apply Cascade Laundry. 320 So. 7 th 2-18 FOR RENT Comfortable furnished room, close In, for lady or gentleman. Phone 4070. 2-14 SOUTHERN PACIFIC Company has opening In office at Lakevlew, Oregon, Right opportunity for learning railway work. Apply Agent, Klamath Falls. 2-12 FOR- RENT Room. Gentleman only. 1530 Crescent. Phone 0078.. 2486tf FOR RENT Dry land farm, sea owner at cabin No. 7, So. Oth and Midland road. 2-13 LOST- Brown billfold containing "leave papers of R. L. Peary. Keep money. Please loava at W I Hard Hotel or UBO. 2-13 WANTED Elderly lady to assist with housework and Ironing two days a week. Phone 4744. 3-U WANTED - Cattle or alt kinds, Dingier Ranch, lit. 1, Box 072. Phone 8U17, 3-lfl WANTED-Girl for office work, typing experience necessary. Sears-Roe buck. i-i3 OVER-STUFFED furniture and rugs cleaned. I'hona.trm, corner Shasta way and Ivory. Lee Potter, prop. 2-10 WK BUY radios regardless of condition. Quick re-tollable repair work. North Klamath Radio shop, Bend highway. Phone S74A 2-18 STAMP COLLECTORS Adults Interested In forming local club contact Larry Nash at 8171 or 3743. I la AUCTION Community auction to be held at the Richard Bailey ranch, Sunday, Feb. 24. 1 o'clock, ft miles east, mile south of Merrill. Anyone desiring to sell at this sale call Richard Bailey or Col. Swlgart, Watch paper for list COL. SWIG ART ' AUCTIONEER Phone 8770 2-13 FOR SALK-1937 Packard 4-door sedan. Good mechanical condition. Will sell for under low celling or will trade for pickup. Jo Sonja, Apt 1, block from Wey. mill, call after ft p. m. 2-12 FOR SALE - Estate Heatrnla oil heater, good condition. Phone 7730. 3-15 FOR SALE - Walnut 4 poster bed end dresser with spring and mattress. Ph. M. ' 1-13 FOR SALE -Mi acre, 4 -room house fur nished, chicken house,, garage and woodshed, berries. 1730 Etna. 2-14 FOR SALE-Washlng machine, curtains, rug with pad, Chesterfield set. elec tric sewing machine with cabinet, bed room sulle, end tables, occasional chair with foot stools, dishes and mis cellaneous articles. Phone 4740, 2-14 CURTAINS laundered, stretched. Pick up and deliver. Phone 4075. 3-13 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern equipment, 4-wheel drive truck, will go anywhere. Phone 3230. 1-1 1 WART TO RENT OR LEASE- 3 or 4 room unfurnished house by couple. References. Permanent Phono 04U0. 2-18 FOR RENT American floor sender and edger, latest type, dust less, swift and easy to operate. Klamath Valley Lum ber Co., 1940 So. Oth. Phone 4818. 3-U FOR RENT-Scrow Jacks and hydraulic Jacks. Klamath Valley Lumber Co., ItHO so. Oth. Phone 4810. 3-U FOR SALE -Bedroom set, complete. Sim plex mangle, electric range, baby bug gy. Phone 0417, 318 E, Main. Verbcl's Second Hand Store. 2402 tf FOR SALE - 2-door 1034 Chevrolet. Heater, new rubber except spare. Good condition. Under celling, 1810 or 1848 Hope St. 2-14 FOR SALE Table radio, 2-burner hot plate, cast aluminum chicken fryer, soma silverware, bath set, pots and pans, 4 place set of dishes. Ironing board. Other dishes, bowls and house hold things. Buy the whole works cheap, also have '3.1 Dodge sedan In good condition, $293, 2089 Radcllffa Ave., Naval Housing. 5-12 USED Breakfast set. Table. 4 chairs, natural finish. In excellent condition. Only 919.98, Lucas Furniture, 198 E. Main, 2-12 FOR SALE-1930 OMC truck, hag side rack and 3 spare tires. Juat been over hauled. Good condition. 8750, Herbert Longton. Call at J. W. Sloan's Service Station or Phllpott Bros. Ranch. Bon anza, Oregon. 2-18 Tutadsy, Fob. 12. 1046 HERALD AND NEWS EIGHT 10 Btrvlcpft 10 SorvlcaB Klamath Radiator Works has now installed a new chemical machine which enables them to clean your radiators, motors, gas tanks inside and out without re moving from car while you wait. Wo will go to your form or mill and cloan your machinery. Lot us koop your cars and machinery cool and cloan. 2221 So. Oth St. v Phone 8041 3208tf 1 MaattnB HollMI Klainalh rails A.rla No. SUM. Il.gular m.atln, ,v,ry Tues day night, t:49 p. m. r.O.t hail, mil and Walnut, Visiting memlwra cordially Invited. tl I.0.0.F, No. 137 Every Tuenclny 8:00 PHI BUi and Main St. M.T.8 Loil nd Found LOHT-IIKihsI lu, ald and black anaat.l frames, In leather ess, near Ureylmnnd hue depot. Heward. Klhel Newman. I'. O. llux loon, Usnd, Ore. 1-13 LOHT Air corps pin with suldl.rs' pic tures, ttewnrd I'hmie 41141. 9-13 Gemanl Nolle. Two Sisters' Inn S Mite. West ot Klamath Fall, on Hwy. 07 and 88 Southern Fried Chicken $1,50 T-Bone or Rib Steaks $1.50 Fried Chicken to take out $1.25 Ruth and Cal Gormley Owner. Phono 0000 Open 4 P. M. to 12 P. M. Cloned Mondny. !271tr Personal. WOHKINO UNIIKR PltEIUIURET ror effortless typing, smooth easy touch, for letter, that please. Have your typewriters "I'kmeer" adjusted. M hour service. pioNcrn pnirrrmo btationkby im th at. a-ii IT you llae to draw, sketch or paint, write for Talent Test fNo Tee, fllve ate and occupation. Dos .134, care Herald and News. 3-10 10 Servlcal ' LOCAL MOVING AND CAR f ACE Anything Anywhere In Oregon , Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7380 101 Klamath Ave, VENETIAN BLIND SHOP New steel or wood blinds. Cleaning and repairing. Frco Estimates Pickup and deliver. Roland F. Kotf, owner. Ph. 6258 110 N 4th 2-19 RHOADS Window Cleaners Complete Itousecleanlng Kslahllshed 103t Kenneth C. Hlioaus 1'hont SOU CI.IKTOlin W. DAVIS ALTAMONT NURSERY Landscaping. Tree Trimming, Lawns, Shrubs, Trees CHIMNEYS SWKPT, oil stove, and fur naces vacuum cleaned. Immediate service. E. Hamlin. Phone 4733. 1-13 TIIXODOftK DICKSON UPHOiaTKMNO rUItNITUIlE SHOP Upholstering Impairing Iteflnlshln. Springs neeondltloned . Cabinet, Dulll Phone 4317 3041 ShaaU Way H7 Septic Tank. Cleaned and In stalledBuilt to Order. Phone Bokcr 7001 Office 3732 So. flth Homo Phone 4D03 474(111 CUnTAINS Laundered and stretched. Phone 3717. .-Jam DAffypiMn nrcrvnATINa. Phone 4030. .730U OLD MIRROKS resllvered. Kimball', Class Shop 10O31I SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern equipment, 4-wheel drive truck, will eo anywhere. Phone 3330. .-13 niiTnmnn vns nnelnes and aaws re paired. Uodonhomer Saw riling. 3-13 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE rfTitoM look.' vou'Re Tmhv,mvav,TvM&gs mtfxY&r f VJP.KINS UP AFTER A LOMELW Vtii X ffWff IS M A NICE LOM& J FEEL 60 REFRESHED ALL JIAE VZ. SLEEP---ZIPf "Ng? -AND WHERE: J IMITATION f NOTHlrt6OrW0UR W IS THAT BIG LUMP 1 REQUIRE K L rWlND, NOTHING 0F lERT MATTER )$( TO GO ArOD K 7 AT ALL- AU.'f . V 1 CALL V3030URr4$ ( CALM AND PEftCE.' 1 HUSBAND? J rTTTil . W V 10 S.rvle. Rollin A. Contrail INCOME TAX ' SERVICE Commorclol Bookkeoplng DAYS ond EVENINCS PHONE 3249 Room 4. Hopko BltJg, 1 1 U No. Bth bt. 3-IS REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE Y DOMESTIC ond COMMERCIAL All Make. Parts, Control, and Equipment In Stock, Oregon Equipment Co. i-nonu ooiv izy to, oui sl .21 .U Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wo can now do your work (or Low Monthly Paymont. Harry E. Patton Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4121U Speedy RADIO Repairing Inter-com Sy.tom., Publlo Ad droin Sy.tom., Tube, Battorlc., Parts, Lumlllno and Fluore.ccnt Il.lits. B & B Radio & Electric Ph. 0020 631 So. bth 2-lrj RADIO REPAIRING Of All Kinds Specialized Service Co. 1434 Main Phone 5103 1640U CITY DELIVERY . SERVICE Phone 8417 ' Service from 0:00 . m, until mldnlKht. Willi. M. Robinson Oscar W. Andcr.on 781-tf SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED tiij.pct.on Trr - Modvrn Bqulpmtnl Contort ! II an ltd Awur Ed F. King , Phone 4033 474811 ,, eesse n. 3-g PRtlNTNO and gardening Smith. Phone 9430. BOOKKKKPINO. Nhonnand, Typing-, Kindred aiiblerts. offlre machines, KLAMATH UUHINESS COI.LKOK. 733 Pine I'h. 47(10 I.H7U OrriCI, 8TOIIE, IIKSTAIII1ANT equip- i ment botigtil, sold, exchanged, 341. F, Bo. Oth SI. Phone .337. 3-1. J. POPULAR, Swing piano lessons given at 013 N. Bth. Student of Martin Lund, wing artist. Phone 73(10. 3-33 PAINTING, Kemtonlng. ealsomlnlng. Phono .t0R7. 3-30 HOUNR Cl.rANINO Lee J, Pope, Phone 004. SCWINO MACHINE SKIIVICR . All make. Phone 0771, 331. Shasta Way. 3-IJmb PAINTINO and Timing. II, L, Drown, Phono 4330. 3U34tf KIllllY BALKS AND SEIIVICE, S2B No. 10th. Phone 4X13, 3-3S VlltniL'g AUTO TOP SHOP, tops and upholstering. .1. E. Main, 1005tf roil STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, Call 0030, 3-33m CAMERA repairs of all kinds done at Dell Studio, next door to Pine Tree Theatre, 01B1I CHARIB CORBETTIERE. Phone .330 for appointment, Jennie Leach. 3-1. DHEHBMAKINQ and alterations. 4017' Denver Ave, a-l. LEARN BEAUTY CULTUnE, prepare now fnr a high paying position, a trode that alwnya tins an opening, small tuition, liberal terms. Wo are ' fully licensed and bonded. Medford School of Beauty Culture, 2.19 K, Main St., Medford, Ore. Phone 2530. 3-10 DREBRMAKINO and (Iteration,, 1M0 Orchard. Ph. 0730. . , 497711 DEADS and Penrls restrung Bertram's Jewelry, 020 Main. 3-14 MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Phone 5S20 .. 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE