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Newspaper Page TextJ R ' Jt Market Quotations NEW VOBK. Feb. 38 (API Leading stocks continued to work toward market recovery today although buying demand was relatively timid in moat cases. clnslna Quotations: American Can ...19-1 Am Tel & Tel .10O Anaconda 8 alii Packing ommonwealth & So Curtls-Wrlgnt General Electric General Motors . Gl Nor Ity pld Int Harvester - Kannecott . Long-Bell "A" Montgomery ward ... Nash-Kclv ..... N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Gas St 1 J C Penney Safeway Stores . .. Sear Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Brands . sunsntno Mining Union Oil Calif Union Pacific V S Steel Warner Picturea . 464 . 4.1 . 4 . 10 . 47's . 731, . Sti's . 60 . 53 U . 2? . 81 23 2s y, 30's 42?, 53 27 41", 59 i 44 . 19H .. 23, -149 - 82'i - 3SH Potatoes PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 26 (AP Potatoes: local Burbank, $3 cental: Bnker county, $3.50 cental: Dcachute 100a No. 1, $3.45-350 cental; 25s, 85 cent. CHICAGO. Feb. 28 (AP-USDAi Pota toes: arrivals 112. on track 146, total U. S. shipments 1141. Old stocks: supplies light, for west cm stocks demand fair, market firm for best quality; for northern stocks demand liKht, market about steady for best 3uality. New stocks: supplies moderate em and slow, market slightly weaker. Idaho Russet Burbanks, U. S. No. 1, S3.50: Colorado Red McClures. U. S. No, 1, $3.25; Minnesota and North Dakota Cobblers, fair to generally good quality, $2.10-2.15: Pont lacs, commercial, $2.25; Chlppewas, commercial, $2.20: Florida 50 lb. sacks of Bliss Triumphs, U, S. No. 1, $3.50-3,00. LOS ANGKLES. Feb. $8 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: 11 broken 47 unoroKen cars on track; arrivals. Idaho 27, California 4. Colorado 2. Utah 1: four cars arrived by truck; market steady. SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 38 fAP-USDAl Potatoes: old stock. 5 broken, 12 un broken cars on track; arrivals. Idaho 1. Oregon 5; new stock, I car on track; market firm; Klamath Russets No. 1-A, $3.10; Idaho $3.15. WHEAT CHICAGO. Feb. 28 (AP The first rallying tendency displayed by May rye In a week at Win nl peg brought out a little bolder support for the grain here today and prices were bid substantially higher moat of the time. . After another 5-cciU limit decline at the opening of trading on the Canadian market, the grain encountered sufficient buying orders to recover all the lots at one time. Brokers here then began bidding the higher prices, extending fractional initial gains to 2 cents or more at times. The 5-cent dip at Winnlpeg'ran the recession for the grain there since last Thursday to 40 cents a bushel. It was ascribed- to the new exchange ruling raising the margin on May and July deliveries from 50 cents to $1.00 a bushel. Trade In oats virtually has dried up since it joined other gains as a scarce commodity, brokers said. Wheat, corn and barley again closed unchanged from yesterday's finish at ceilings of $1.804, SI, 18 and 51.23 W; oats c higher to fcc lower. May 81c ceiling; rye unchanged to 3Ac up. May $2.17, a-. LIVESTOCK DENVER. Feb. 28 (AP-USDA- Salable sheep 7800, total 6700: trucked-in slaughter lambs steady with Wednes day's close or 25 cents higher than early Wednesday; good-c hole $14.25-50: slaughter ewes steady to 10 cents higher; load good-choice ewes $7.50; trucked-in feeder lambs fully steady at $15.00-50. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 28 fAP-USDA Salable catUe 150: load lot steers and heifers active: cows active, fully steady; 1000 lb. range cows $13.23 sorted; few common 910.0011.00: around 100 head can iters and cutters $i 00-10.00; common good sausage bulls $10.00-11.50, broad demand; no calves on sale, good Choice vcalers quoted $14.30-15.50. Salable hogs 200; market steady: few good-choice 200-300 lb. barrows and silts $15.80; odd good sows $15.05. Salable sheep none; lamb undertone weak: medium-good quoted $14.00-I4.50i medium-good ewes quoted $3.00-7.00, PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 28 (AP-USDA Salable and total cattle 75: salable and total calves 25; market fully steady and active: all offerings on truck-In marker; run mostly dairy cows to sell at $7.50 11.50; few good weight) cows up to $13.00: one part load 822 lb. good steers at $13.00: bulls largely $10 50-12.50: good beefy kinds salable up to $13.00; vcalers steady, top $15.50. Salable hogs 80, total 1050; market fully steady: top $13.80: weights over 300 lbs. largely $14.75-13.00: sows mostly $13.73-14.50 with smooth light $14.75-iftnn- VsHr niM 114.&0-13.5U. Salable and total iheep 100; market steady on all sales: one lot good-choice wooled lambs $14.35; yearling salable $12.00 down. Courthouse Records Complaints Filed Violet Koch vs.. Percy Koch, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple married December J. 1932. at White Blver, S. D. Plaintiff .lr. mulnilv nl Ann minor Child, to PO declared owner of household floods, $50 a month and costs of case. . H. C. Merry. man. attorney for plaintiff. Roy T. Fulkerson vs. Anna Fulker aon. suit for divorce. Charle. cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married August I. 1939 A. W. Schaupp, at torney for plaintiff. Decrees Granted Jacob C. Grove vs. Leona Halda Grove. Marvin O. Rowland vs. Charlotte Do Ette Rowland. . . . Lata M. Radcliff vs. George W. Red- el"' George S. Seymour vs. Deane Sey- mour. Justice Court Angelita Hoover Walton, possession of Intoxicating liquor. Fine K3.20. Edward Seth Hagin, no operator's U cense. Fine. $3.90. The first steamship to cross the Atlantic was the Rising Sun, which made the voyage in 1818. Stromharo.C sllisn Radios. Derby's Music Co. CLASSIFIED RATES On day word c I day run . 9 day run , , 4 day run ft day run , Month run Waak run Ada received by l:0u p. m. will appear same anarnoon in "now roaay- column. NEW HRRS.LO AND NEWS phone nun- r word Be per word Ho wpar word lac ver word He Mjer word 4Bo Dr word 13c Now Today BROKEN booster pump dlaphrama cause a miss, oil consumption and poor swipe operation. Rose Motor Company Hank 1-91 WANTED-Experlenced auto mechanics, good pay, excellent working condi tions. Permanent. Contact In person, O. H. Gibson, Service Manager, Ash lay Chevrolet, 410 So. 6ih. 3-38 HOT SPRINGS ADDITION Two nice home. 9 lots on Paclfto Terrace. BEARD AOENCV, REALTORS 1090 Main Phone HHPS JIM ATTRACTIVE four-bedroom home with full basement, good furnace and fire place. Priced to sell el $0230. quick possession. NEAT two-bedroom home with ; acre splendid soil, This nice home is one block from bus and good value at sssoo. ess A DANDY building lot In St. rrancls Park for $300, See Joe Perry with F. L. WEAVER. Realtors Real Estate and Insurance 339 E. Main Phuna 0764 3-1 FOR SALE a-bedroom furnished house, H acre good garden soil. BEARD AGENCY, REALTORS 1096 Main Phone 8333 i-aa FOR SALE Apartment site prewar blue velvet davenport and chair. Reason able. Laurence Upholstery, 133 No. 4th. 1-9$ Boots and Her Buddies By Martin fcSKtO WOO Pi f -T OOZiN "WVIS ML MCIO VS. VSKKAASTO YrWYA- TOR Wfei, TO Wfc.NCXi ai. i.aj ssTg ;i . i a i II tMU OH'. Wfc II H.0'.HOW& MV i" Ti l I I I . 'A svaFL TaTTT TT II WJWt A i J I IV 1 ST' -L . 1 - II . I "S & -sMM Red Ryder By Fred Harmon So RUBY CMJSHT ) s-3SmmmTGuS AROUO WITH IEFTT l ( -v. INS COIAHlWCrt J f NOT IF 11 FROifcT 606LROD. y1 KtovJ IT. SHEftlrTl I HJS EEfttRE vJE SST I BUI 1CtVT M UJOl FKCfAIW L iM TH' GlACiER.-' S.-!i HETS ATOUGH r I HE NEARLY SHOT I LEFTY TD PROJ FDR THAT I FISJFiE WHY ll TRri. FSDEeeRY SU3 rWt f NOCOOY COULD GS.T CUSIOVeK, ) A ME FROAAfABUSH 1 1TcAif JOS.' CeE Oh GUS VWULCH FIGURES If THIS. FLEMTYO W W LOOT u4Til THE ICS -VREO.' .aa sss sssset" 1 WE'LL f 1140 OUT WHAT 3Ui7 J KILL SHERIFF' as' I llrAK TO JVCAfcRlEO IT TOTHE END ) z, Wash Tubbt By Leslie Turner - tSS 1 I C EVA ! COME HERE J !j 1 f after sixteen years im thb confounded 1 weu, hot L- m arranmNT$ have been maps... WWHILE-I . WX.E.WPBE6ETTIKS5UrT0NIShT!.ISaV tSVhcH, XHAVS TU PAtS A A BATTLE-fCARRED WAR I f vfs, "k. l4fS swSCAR VERY NOTICEABLE IN THIS OUTFIT SIR.' BUT NOW VETERAN TO THE FEW WHO'LL SEE 2- I IpKOKisozXjr X t? kUft ' p""$i oo us Ofiam ) me enroote ro the coastthhout MP SC0UftTRRHf Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin ': fVOOR PIA6N0SIS OF OOP'S CASE ANtTTP1--TcKAV. HOLD f I MOW IS THERE AMY- WELL, NOW THAT OOP'S BACK IN YnOt A THE TIME WEEDED TO RESTORE THfS6tT WEEKS L ONTO YOJfZ I V THING ELSE YOU'D I I THS GROOVE, WHAT TO PREVEWT THIW& ti'" HIS WHISKECS SEEM TO HAVE Tf7 IN MOO SHOULD HAT I'M I 'LIKE? J US GETTIMG OM WlTrt OUR THAT I BEEM ACCURATE ALMOST TO J PUT WHISKERS ON ) BRINGING I (JVZrI XTLAM1IS PROJECT? Jf- KNOW OF - TUTE - S - OL rlt sQ freckles and His Friends By Blotter T,. it- T. t,...- Til I TAUGHT YOU ALL I KNOW I READY FOR. ABOUT THE GENTLE ART HECTOR., LARD OF HYPNOTISM ! ? You're a CINCH, Junior.' Get hm un per Y&uir. SPELL AND LET Okay, But if he LICKS ME , I'M GONNA TELL MOM WHO BUSTED THOSE PHONOGRAPH RECORDS WjwZas Wfl HECTOR,, fl'MSUO YOU CAME , HETCTOR. I unioks LOOKING- M KAY PROTEGE 6 SPOILING FOR, j drip H ,fk- T a meeting- r. : n J JUNIORS tROUgLE LET rTT1 SFOIL 'nl" ) SQUARE' I " 1 AT. L J EVEN , tfm, 1946 BV NU ADVICE, 1 lllll v. t T.M.aEo.u:a.PAT.wF,( LsT j mrmfmyrrTZrQ ' Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray WE'VE GOT COMPANY I WELL,VJELL CLftD TO GRAMPAW-THrS IS ANNIE- MEET YOO. ANNIE I SflW ' yvM' HEAD OFF OUR COW S in.' THgLMOS REAL NEHSHBORW- WEa. SANDYS ON THE PORCH-SOME FOLKS DOMT LIKE D0G6 IN THE HOUSE' THE T DOMT ! I I 0USEj it HMiolo W CRAY n " f aJTWHETJElsT " 1 1 THtfT DOCS f 1 11 i saw? i .- SI I V JL III rri mfmi ha! why, on a cold night LIKE THIS, WE WOULOffT TURN A DOS FROM OUR DOOP. AS THE srTNo ooes-coMe w here, i i NflW Hi ntw twin roll lnfrn-rod vice tvli infcly nwco hoaior-mto, inUnt hem. BKAUTIFUL bPihoom BUttoi with Inntr COItNKIt 8HRLVES d wU whatnot IlOtVOB. t FINK QUALITY duvtnpoHi mid mtch ing cisRiri. LOVKLY iwliiit ruoktn, luauUrvil dlu lug rtwin ninuuirc, Ch- Trin - Trnd PMKWITT'8 rilltNlTUHG At APPL1ANCKS aa44 S. Oih Phone Tt0 1-iltt LOST-Jowetcd. btnek head drap, nenr FOB SALE-d-mom mud am homo. iM-droon.f. tionvrolo bavantent, (urtiac )wn and Clomo In. Write Dnx 01, Horald and Now. 3-1 KOH SAt.K a-room hoiu. ni'reenod-lii porch, a lots, a chicken hntuen, intrtme and voocuneu. 7au wocui. sninnina ton. rituno aiuT, a -an rOH SAl.R-Bed davenu with inrlnia CalUurnla Kanch llyle with mnpto arms, WO. 00. Phone k9M or lnqulrt. Carl Frvl a itoro before 7 p. m, a au ton SALK Two lfl-inch wihhI heatlni toves, 13.00 each, at mKMt Melnwe Ave. JD rOH SAI.K-Npw tallnrrd xurtltsl coat. lie an, $13.00: newly made blai-k karakul timer tip cunt, alio M. W0 .00. 13 enrat Mold watch band M.00. Call FOR SALE Uoy'a knee action bicycle. lixH wtnra. FOR SALE Two deep freeze food lock era. One VJ cubic foot capacity, the other aa cubic feet This ti the lat of these lockers. I den I for (he farm and with nppmachtua iprlng. presei1- vatlon of your fowl will oe no pro li tem with either one of thee. You can see them at the Merit Washing Machine Service, 600 South dth. 3-4 WANT TO RENT OH LEASE H-bedroom, furnished or unfurnished house. Per manent buslnesa couple. Will pay rent In advance. Phone 4404. 3-3 WANTED-Couple with trailer house to move on pretmsca wno win care lor i allien, share rirty-iuty. rree water, llarhta ant. Dark In. 1810 Wiard 81 Phone 4Uaa oventnu. 8au roR SALE Unfinished small house, garage, on large lot, close in, tiaou ca.'i. Call 0i)4t. 3-2 FAMILY MAN want work on farm with living quarters, poy l. Atuore, u Ocnaral Delivery. Klamath Falls. 3- CHRISTIAN FAM ILY needs furnished home. Write Itov I. Moore. uen oral Delivery. Klamath Falls, 3-3 FOR SALE Young Guernsey cow ready In trhn. Ht. 2. litUt 444. north of Lakevlew Junction. 3-3 ai i luDirucrn rAUuiMr.N nn a la from Si.oo to Sioo. Valuta up to ftf.oo. KtcKya jeweier. i'n. 1030 PLYMOUTH COUPE, 2A0. Can be aeen at 74 Main. 3-2 AIRPLANE CLUF1 now forming. We have seven members now and need five more to buy and learn to fly our own ship more eco nnmirailv Immediate delivery and In tructor available. For details see Hits Thompson at Alrpori or phone Cy Wal- lon, wio. - WANTED Band saw filer, eastern Ore gon. EUlngsoa Lumber Co. Phone B34B. WANTED Man for lumber office. Write box 44. care Herald and News. lUtlng qualifications and salary expected. RONSONAL lighter fluid now available at Rlckya. Phone 3101. a-Hii VACANCY Furnished light housekeep ing room. 133 No. 10th. 2-20 FOR RE NT-Furnished a pur t men t. 433 No. loth. Inquire Apt. 4. 31 FOR RENT 3-roora furnished house. Phon 7251. 3-2U FOR RENT Small 3-room furnished house. Inquire at 027 N. 2nd. 2-38 FOR BALE Two-bedroom home. Full concret basement, furnace, fireplace, stationary tubs. On Crescent avenue. Alto, two-bedroom home on Lowell St., Just off Biehn St. Full tile base ment. furnace, stationary tubs. These homes priced to sell. Phone 3373. 3-2 1037 Plymouth 2-door. Motor overhaul ed, new seat cover, new paint. Can be seen at 75 Main. 3-2 FOR SALE Twin beds, springs and mat tress, floor lamp, roll top desk, 2 small chest drawers, 2 straight back chairs. Phone 4807. 2-20 FOR SALE Hot water tank, alt steel while enamel Incinerator. 2070 Etna. Phone 4503. 3-2 SHAVER CORDS -You'll find a new cord for your Schick at Rlckys. Phone 3151. 2-28 MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Sawmill .Owners! Large retail yard in South ern California will take all or large percent of saw mill cut. Will pay cash or finance part of your operation. Write A. L. Williams P. O. Box 1403 Lot Angelei S3. California BII.VRr) SKHVINO IJIH1IKH In "'"' alios fur Immeillnle delivery, llu'Hya Jewelers. 1'lnme aim. JW MTOUTS AlYllnUNtTaMIIMttA'nON HYHTKM y ' Nlroimer, rusl-imiof and only V. as heavy as steel !lie now "eo. , imiveil aluminum eoiuillna ileslan saves S of moving lime, 0 II. lemitha, when coupled ran he carried as 0 fl. lemllis. Adequately or semi automatic coupling. Nee local dealer, j. W. Kerns, 7.U 8. dth. I'll. 411)7, s ail WANTKO TO THAUK for older model car, lllsl Super I'oullac U sedan, radio, healer, two apnlllhla, a fog llahls. motor Just completely overhauled Can he seen at Ti Main. 311 Thuridny. Teb. 28, 1048 HERALD Amtjry General Notice. rnn.. I WANTKl-Carpenter work, new or re- pair, by driiendahle parly. Hour or . contract. I Nevada. Ill, 3, Hot : 711 or call IUI, I I ' J3IMI IIKWAHD for ooil fiirnlili.il apartment, for couple. Write Uo ll.u. j can Herald and News. IU4II I 8IIAVKII 1IEADH for Hrhlrlt ami Mhave Master for Immeillale delivery, tllekv.. Plume ami. ana 1 C4II Allt HKIIVICK IMione (IslU rilahts Anywhere-Cost example: Ttound trip to Portland, 4 people, SJO.OO each. 3-J0 CI.KItlCAL AMI HTENOOIIAI'IIIC per manent positions with Htate aaent'les. Applv by March l at local Welfare or Hoard of Health office or write Merit .System Council. 010 Mead lllda., Portland 4. I-M SAI.KSMAN-Opporlunlly for energetic parly to establish self In this terri tory. Yearly tax and accounting ss terns. Knowledge of accounting neres aary. Write K. VanderUell, 40 West lllth. Kugene. 3-1 roil MAl.K-War Surplus Chevrolet ami Plymouth Motors. MKlirulll) THUCK & EqtllPMCN'l' CO., Id So. rlr, Med ford. Phone 7131. 3-4 roil SALE Model A Fnrd 10.11 sedan. Heater. 11300 Kane 81. Phone 4!Mi2 aftor 4 p. in. 1-W CAMEIIA .SUPPLIES for the amateur. 11.11 Studio, next door to Pine Tree Theatre. 3-3 WANTED TO UUY-Uump truck. Call 4779. 3-3 WANTED TO HKNT- One or Iwo-bed-room unfurnished or partly furnl.hed modern house with garden plot and trrlaatlnn. Itallroad empluye. Perma nent renter. Phone tKMlt, 3-3H JUST AnrtlVKI) - Christy pen knives 1 00 each. Hlckys Jewelers. Phone 3i3t. a m THE KLAMATH INDEPENDeUT GROCERS INC. Formerly the M & M Market wish to announce that Charles Hathaway has been relieved of his duties as their bookkeeper, Hereafter accounts ore payable at 1330 Klamath Ave. General Noticei o 1 1 c 1 1 , Time for spring cleanup! The hard freeslng Is over, so It won't Injure your choir, trees to cut litem hark now. We are eaperlenred In lopping, Irlmmlng and moving trees and shrubs, and shearing evergreens! Alt kinds of landscaping. LAKEHIIOIIE ClAIIDENH NUttHERY Phone 4Jg !)! ritKE delivery on grocery orders over eJ.uu Orders must be In by It) a. m for morning delivery and p. In. fur afternoon delivery. Quality rood Store. 0.1O Main. Phone 977J. I ll Penonalg IIUNHANDSI WIVES! WANT I'EPI Thousands of couple, weak, worn-otil, exhausted solely Iwcaute tmdy larks Iron, gel new vim. vitality taking Oslrex Tonic Tahlels. .13c trial stle now enlr 31c. At alt drutfeuu-.tn Klamath rails, at Walgreeus and Whitman Drug. 3 10 (JOT words for a song? I'll write mualcl David Ahl.lrand, P. O, llox 3, Ho In in. Minn. i in Meeting Notice! Klamath Lodge No 77, A. r. a, A. M. will hold a spe clat communication rrt tlay, March l.t, 7 JO p. in. Work III EA degree. All brethren Invited tu attend. TED R. IHKIHEY. Worshipful Master. 3-1 Klamath rails Aerie No 3000 Itegular meeting every Tues day night. 7:43 p, m. r.O.E. hall, Plh and Walnut. Vlalllng members cordially Invited. If Ms General Notices EAGLES DANCE Every Sat. Night for members and their ladies Dancing until l;00 A. M.. improved nnd enlarged bufel rooms now open. Admission is your paid-up membership card. Music by Shepherd's Orchestra Th-F-S Two Sisters' Inn 3 Miles West of Klamath Falls on Hwy. 87 and 60 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 9000 Open 4 P. M. to 12 P. M. Closed Mondays 1271tf Transportation DltlVINO 10 Oklahoma. Will lake 3 pas. sengers. Write Itay Morris, Modor Polnl, Ore. 3 3a 10 Services COMPLETK RADIATOR SKRVICE CLEANING ItEPAUtlNCI ItECOIIINU SPKCIAL1ZED SERVICE CO. I4J4 Main Phone 3IM J! VENETIAN BLIND SHOP NEW HTr.CI. IU.INDK aiie avaii.aih.e - Cleaning and llepalrtng rree Estimates Pickup and Delivery Itol.AND X. KOrr, Owner Phone UM lit N 4lh 17Mtf SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED lnapctlon Trtv - Modrn Kqulpmtnl ConUnia lltild Awiv Ed F. King Phone VOt 474411 EITIC TANKfl CLEANED, modern equipment, 4-wheel drive truck, will go anywhere. Phone 9330. 9-1 1 BOOKKEEPING. Ihonnand, Trplng Klndred suhjects. office maehlnes. KLAMATH UUKINEIS CUIJ.EUE. 7X1 Pine Pit, 47m 13I7II 10 7ZTN A COMPLEX HEATING SERVICE n . Chimneys Cl- p ' Hnvo a local, relitbh . pmiy take cor. 0 ! 1 Tufts Furnace cj llculln. Spccliii,n Jio su Olli pigl APPLIANCE REPAIRS We repnlr and icrvlctilltJ 01 rntiioK, vicuum cleutn many other clcctrlrt) ipflaJ Wo may have the type d d tu Uo you need. RrUGol prlcci. Phone S18B. SEARS ROEBUCK Tuct-Tbiuiirl Plumbing Heoli Service NEW IiuUtllitlon and Rppalr Work WE HURRY Dovis Plumbing & Heoting Co. 337 East Main Phcmll KHOADS Windovv Cleaners Complele tlousecleanlng r.slahllshed ID34 Kennelh C. Ithoads Phone 0011 3-a DHUHMAKINO Buttons and buckles covered. Alterations on new and old clothing Mrs. II M Allender, 731 Main, lloom lit Phone 73U. S-Uin DEI.CO lleht plants, water numDi. out board motora, auto acceasorlee, Indian motorcycles, Hales and services. no denhamer Baw Hhop. 3-10 HOUItE CI.EANING Lee J, Pope, Phone ooig I'M LINOLEUM floors and dralnboarda In stalled by exnerl mechanics. J. L. Cal houn, rioor Covering Contractor, P10 mamatn, pnone D40S or evenings nrua. l-ll LANDSCAPE Painting Write C. A. Zornes, Altainant Auto Camp. 3-13 DftESHMAKINU and alterations, I M0 urcnaro. Pit. 07U. 4077U VlllllIl.'S AUTO TOP flirop. tops and upnoisiering oio k. Main. iliuair VENETIAN BLINDS Metal or Wood PATTERSON FURNITURE CO. 230 Main Ph. 7180 187Utf NOTICE Diitricta (except school), cltleg, towni and countlea that employ five people or more for at least 600 hours each peryear.must notify the PUBLIC EMPLOYES RETIREMENT BOARD Park Bldg,, 729 S.W. Alder St., Portland 5, Ore,, not later than May 1, 1946, ai required by chapter 401, Oregon Laws 1945, if they elect to exclude their em ployes from the state re tirement system. Beware Coughs iron, common colds That Hang On OreomulJlon relieves promptly bo cause it goes right to the seat of tha trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature soothe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial muooua mem brancy. Tell your druggist to noil you a bottle of Oreomulslon with the un derstanding you must like the way It Qulpkly allays the cough or you ore to have your money back. CREOMULSION fbrCouetii, ChestCotds, Bronchitis ff fUIBAND'f C0lDNff) YOUR FAULT? ?S' of women ywh auV rored tho torment of marital nncor. or CERTANE Douclio Powdor TIiIm dorr0e"lJ,"JlBh"Ul ti l"' aor effectively romovoa onihnrrnialnir vuBlnnl orlora. CERTANE olonnioV "an 5 Ieg, I.cavpB no mod dim odor. Millie "Joa no not offend. Uon't bo m! portnfn nnother lny. Jjon't risk yo r STCiSS"Vln' your h '."ami's of SmJif. o-i B,"rt 1nw- Vr" youraclf ttn. worrJ' by protootliig your ynni .'"."i? amL '"Inllnosg. ' Ask yotir drugelat for CERTANE Dnucho l.faotlon or your money back. OLD MlltltOIIS resllvered. Glass flliop Kimball's Itxiltf CAMEIIA repalra of all kinds dona at Hell Studio, next door to Pine Tree Theatre. B13tf PIIUNINO and gardening. Jesse B. Smith. Phone 3000 after 0 p. m. 3-31 UIIIVEWAY gravel delivered. Phone 7030. 3 -ii LEARN BEAUTY CtfLTUnl, prap.ro now for a high paying position, a trade that always has an opening, small tuition, liberal terms. We are fully licensed and bonded. Medford School of lleailly Culture. 13 E, Main HI., Madford, Ore. Phone MM. 3-10 CHAR IS foundation garments, hrasslara ana giraies, fitted in your home. Jen nlo Iiach. Phone BXQ for appointment, 19 Present!, 0-2 ruLi.nn nitufiiirs Clem Joyer, 143J Martin. Phona M77. 3-ltm AVON PltOUtlCTS, Coll 0144, , 4-33 THEODORE DICK HON Upholstering unuiure nnop. upnoisiering, repair ing, reflnlshlng, springs reconditioned. Red hord cedar chests, 3041 Uhasla way. Phono 4317, 3-30 CURTAINS Laundered and stretched. Phono 3717. 3-33in roii STtiAnrs dance orchestra, Call 0339. 3-23111 WANTED Bull dozing on spring plow- 3-4 SPENCER COIIHKTIEI1E will be In Klamath rails next wook, For appoint ment write Box 3047 can of Herald and News. 3-3 PAINTINO and Tinting. H, U Brown. Phona 4330. 3l)34lf w i If t -'"- I I M.iM ThouHndi ol men and woman nave found that time-tested Stuart Tablets bring quick, nappy relief to Hasp-robbing symptoms of acid Indigestion aasslnass. and iima iIaoi ' ach. Testa rfatlpln,,- i take no nlilng, no bottle. Try IhamhaTa a aood ntvht'a stsen and wske up la tho morning feeling nae a at,ooo,ooo. Oct genuine Stuart Tablet at your druggist onlr 25c, 60o, or gi.jo under msk f'g posltlva money-back (uaiantM. REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVO DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL All Make Ports, Controli ind Iqm In Stock. Oregon Equipment Phono 0U17 i' w "2, CITY DELIVERY SERVICE ... Phone 8417 Sorvlco from : I "1 mionigni. -Willis M. Boblnw Oscnr W. AndencP Sewing Mochlne$'RP; Work OuartnteM QINlfiER Sewing Machine Cj 418 Miiln St. ll ALTAM0NT ,-""lUwn.:an.b.,7t ni..si iSS ' i MISS J. ft ifflBja Teacher of !''" Froiicli and Latin f stalled Built to IUI" lv..l nnkcr 'i" w .... . ... tb U"""! -TZTttlk Promptly R J M motllcalodZomo-g0, Arnnlnelygiicj''u',;ri.el Firat iriu "". .kin. iitdr,ietorr.ii.In8iL,