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Newspaper Page Text" UNO Police Force To Be Set Soon WASHINGTON, March 8 W) The number of men, ships and planes this country may be will ing to contribute to UNO's inter, national police force is expected to be decided tentatively within the next two weeks. Present Indications are that tho emphasis will be on warships and aircraft, rather than ou troops. The question is In the hands of the joint chiefs of staff. This group of top army-navy leaders is due to come up with some kind of an answer before the March 21 meeting in New York of the military staff committee of UNO's security council. Composed of representatives of the Big Five the United States, Great Britain, Russia, France and China the military staff committee will be faced at the outset with the problem of determining the size and makeup ' of the force with which the Unit ed Nations will undertake to , "maintain or restore internation--"' al peace and security." BURDENED TACOMA, Wash., March 6 (JP) Jane Bradley, -Tacoma po lice court clerk received this note from a violator of parking regulations, along with a 51 check: "Attached parking ticket and my check. Excuses? 1. My t,- watch .is in the pawnshop. 2. My wife is expectant. 3. My son knows more than his school teacher. 4. I have Just lost my Job. "With no complaints the cops have treated me fair in my 25 years in Tacoma. VITAL STATISTICS KUHN Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath rails. On., March S, IMS, to Mr. and Mra. Jack Kvihn. 4.426 Allamont, a boy. Weight: 8 pounds 3 ounces. V1CKERS Born at llllliida hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore., March 5. 1U-K5. to Mr. and Mra. tvert Vlceers. Mu3 Hsd cltffe, a boy. Walght: 7 pounds 3 ounce. RAYSON Born at Hillside hosplta., February 31. 1B.0. to Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rayson, 4846 Harlan drive, twin itlrls. Weight: 5 pounds 8. ounces; d pounds 0 ounces. GUST1N Born at Klamath Valley hos pital. Klamath Falls. Ore.. March ti, 1846. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uuslln. box 654. city, a girl. Weight: d pounds S. ounces. TEMPLE Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. March 5, I94. to Mr. and Mrs. U W. Temple. 826 Walnut, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 13 ounces. MAXWELL Born at Klamath Valley hospltal. Klamath Falls. Ore., March S. 1W6. to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maxwell, Ttonc.ua, Calif., a girl. Weight: S pounds 11 ounces. COPPINGER Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore., March 9, line, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Cop pinger, 206 Martin, a girl. Weight: 8 pounds 5l ounces. OBITUARIES RAT PETER JONES Rav Peter Jones, a resident of Klam ath Falls for the past 17 years, passed away Tuesday. March S, 196. He was a native of Gilliam county. Oregon and was aged 53 years 11 months and 14 days at the lime of his pass ln. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. R. P. Jones. Klamath Tails; a daughter. Mrs. Everett Ballard of Dorris, Calif.; one son, Don R. Jones of the United States coast guard, Seattle, Wash.; and two brothers, C. M. Jones of Mcdfard. Ore., and R. R. Jones of Wallowa, Ore. The remains rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home, 925 Hich. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. EDWARD COTTRtLL Edward Cot trill, a resident of Merrill. Ore., for the last H years passed away at his late residence east ot Merrill, Ore., on Tuesday, March 5. 1946 at 6:10 p. m. following an extended lllneaa. He was a native of Athens, O., and at the time of his death was aged U years 11 months and 16 days. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Rena Cot trill of Merrill, Ore.: four daughters. Mrs. Velma Telford of Pierre. S. D., Mrs. Daisl So.lv of Mer rill, Ore.. Mrs. Viva Millard of Klamath Falls. Ore., and Mrs. Anna Waldrlp of Tulelakt, Calif.; one ton, Justin J, Cot trill of Merrill, Ore.; one aister, Mrs. Laura Morgan of Okoboio, 9 D.; two brothers, Hadlry of Onlda, S, D., and James Cotlrlll of Dayton. Wash.; also 11 grandchildren. Tne remains reat In the Earl Whit lock Funeral Home, Pin at Sixth where friends may call after a p. m. Thursday. Notice of funeral to be announced at a later date. FUNERAL MARY KTTA M ALONE Funeral services for the late Mary Etta Malone, who passed away In this city on Monday, March 4, liMe. will be held in the Church of the Naaarene. Sonant. Ore., on Friday, March 8. 1940 at a p. m. with Rev. Wilbur Rogers officiating. Concluding services and In. terment will follow at Bonanta cemetery. Fitends are respect fully Invited to at tend. Ward's Klamath Funeral Homa In charge of arrangements Courthouse Records Complaints Filed 'Gladys G. Bishop vs. George Oliver Bishop, suit for divorce. Charge, de sertion. Couple married January 9. 1940. Plaintiff asks custody of one minor child. D. K. Van Vaclor. attorney for plaintiff. Thomas H. Wall vs. Genett Wall, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple married September 15. 1944, at Palestine. Tex. J. C, O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Wilfred Noble va. Edith M. Noble, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple married August 12, 1929. at Med ford. Ore. Plaintiff asks custodv of one minor child. E. E. Driscoll, attorney for plaintiff. Viola Mae Coker by Ruth E. Hafar, guardian ad litem, vs. Edgar D. Coker. suit for annulment. Plaintiff under legal age when marriage ceremony per formed October 21, 1945. at Reno. Nev. Plaintiff asks restoration of maiden name of Viola Mae Hafar. A. C Vaden, attorney for plaintiff. Decrees Granted John F. Kennedy vs. Clara L. Ken nedy. George DeWoody Massey vs. Rosalie Mae Massey. Market Quotations Closing quotations: American Can ... Am Tol At Tel Anaconda Calif Packing Commonwealth es Sou .... Curtis-Wright ........... General KTectrto .... General Motors ........... Ot Nor Ry pfd lnt Harvester Long-Bell "A Montgomery Ward N Y Central - Northern Pacific Pac lias A Kt ....... J C Penney Safeway Stores .... - Sean Roebuck ............ Southern Pacific .... Standard Brands Studebaker - Sunshine Mining Union Oil Calif Vnlon Pacifio V 8 Steel Warner Pictures OS ...... HUli'i 4.V, .... 41'. :r. IX. ..... 411 . .... 11 (Hit, .... Ml , Ut1, lil. Uil ..... 311 . 4;tt. M .v ..... 40', . 7'j 4.1 .... SlUs ! S3 14.1 tun ..... 371. Potatoes mend slow, market dull twit slightly weaker: lilnho llus.et Hurlninlts 0. a. No. 1, f:t B3-.1.U3: Colorado Itcil Mc Clures II. S. No. 1, W u.v;i 40: Wyoming Bliss Triumph, 11. S. No. I. t:t .'III; Min nesota ami North Dukula Cobblers, com mercial, 13 .1.1: Florida ill) Ml. sucks llllis Triumphs u. 8. No. 1, I3.B0-3 no. LIVESTOCK DENVER, March ti I APDSDAl- Shrop receipts ttilOO. sliiutihter clanses steady to strong, feeding lumb steady: good clutUo trucked In wool oil ulauulilvr lambs 9U5D-75: over 1MU head chok'O college fed lambs jlAa.V few medium good truck. iu Sia 50-14 23; slaughter owes i5.75-ti.3u; teoding lambs i.1-73. SOUTH SAN HANCISCO, March ti (At I'SnAt Snlnl'lw cnttlw 150; medium good slccrs and heifers ab4rtil: moitly (rucked In she slock: market active, stc-uly; odd-medium heifers ..UM-nii; medium cows l l iw-lj.ihii mitier-com-imm cows W 50-10 50; hrosd demand coin mon -gooil sttUNugc bull 910.00-.J i; no venlcrs: good-cholco vealers quotable $14 50-15 50. Siitnbto hogs 100; miirket steady; few good-choice UiKsaiH) lb, barrowi and gtlts $IHH0; good sows SIMM. Salable kheen none; inquiry fur fow packages medium-choice spring Inmhs up to HflOO: medium-good wooled ewes quoted W. 30-7,00, t.os angeles. March C lAP-USDA) Potatoes: 10 broken, 45 unbroken cars on track; arrivals Idaho 10. Utah 5. California 3. Oregon 1, Nevada 1; two cars arrived by truck; market slightly stronger. SAN FRANCISCO. March tAP tisiiAt Potatoes, old stock: 9 broken, 9 unbroken cars on track ; arrivals California 1. Oicgon 4. Idaho 3: new it oak; 1 broken, 1 unbroken car on track: arrival Fiorina i: maraei sugnuy stronger; Klamath Russets No. 1 A alia $3.05-35; No. a slia A ga.OQ, CHICAGO. March 6 (AP-USDAi Pota toes: arrivals ibz, on iracx louu V. S. shipments 1359. Old stocks: supplies moderate, demand rather slow, market firm for best qual ity. New stocks: supplies moderate, de- ftoots end Her Buddies By Martin pv upx kow fviio T T SO THM5 HOW W. VM fS rAfcQRVW6 W OlO ) fvXX.Vt VOPvS "XO Vlty Ihvit OVN S. VKKW1! J I HV HOSPoO "SO VWStVV 1 V0OtO OvSX VM i - Red Ryder By Fred Harmon RED-'SOflE HOrA&RE CANE DOV HILL An WHEN Hfe C111CAQO. March It (AP-t'SDA - Sal able hogs 4500, total mux); active, steady; giMvd and choice barrows and gilts, $14 H5, celling: sows at celling: complete early clcuruuce. Salable rattle 10.000. total 10.UO0: sal able calves 500, total 300; fed steer and yearlings fully steady; yearling heifer steady to weak; but cows very ttcmve and 10 to 15 cents higher; bulls nod vonl ers firm: largely steer and hotter runs: top 1140 lb. steers ltl; next highest price 17.110; best heifers S17; bulk t.lecr $15 W to $17. 23! moat heifers 14 SO to St 6. 50; vtrietly gmd heller but weighty cow to 515; hulk beef cowi $10 50 to 913; canuers and cutler active at S? 73 to W OD and belter; heavy saiuage hulls to $13. S3; beef bulls to $14.50, mostly $14.00 down; scant run veal cows sold actively at $17.00 down; slock cattle very scarce. Salable sheep 4500; total B300; slow, higher aitklng prices delaying trade on fed wooled lamb,: two doubles plrlrlty good and choice around 05 lb. fall ahorn to nearly full wooled fed lambs steady at 315.25; load lots good and choice fed wooled western lambs held armuul $10 00; scattered lots good and choice native slaughter ewes round steady at $8.00 down; load common ewes $0.73. PORTLAND. Ore.. March 0 (AP-l'SDAt Salable and total cattle 150: calves 35; market steady: anwtl! lots HS0 lb. steers $18 50; good grade tUO lb. heifers $10 50: few small lots other iteeri and heifers medium grade $14 00-1300; trucked In market largely dairy cows grading can-ncr-medium at $7.50-11 50; vealers steady, top ltt 30. , . Salable hog 50. total 000; market steady: top $13 HO on giKxI-chnlee bar rows and gilts: good sown largely $l3c,3; some heavy S If 30-73: light feeder pigs hard to move; good demand for slxable lots of around 100 lb. feeder pigs at ''salable sheep 73. total 1000: market steady: best lambs $14 00; one tmall lot $1330; common Iambi $11 00; choice wooled lambs salable to $14 73: yearling top $12.00; lop on fat slaughter ewes $000. WHEAT CHICAGO. March 8 (APi-May rye slipped sharply under presure t some what general selling today In sympathy wlth a sharp dtp In cotton and a 5 cent temporary setback for the grain at Winnipeg. , . Oats encountered some unexpected liquidation In the nearby months, but held at celling prices, while the distant contract lost major fractions of a cent. Some transactions In the September and December dellverirs were understood to Involve hedge sales and a moderate volume of spreading. All deliveries of wheat, corn and barley finished again al ceilings of $t.83. 11.314, nd $1204. Oats were unchanged to 14c lower than yester- BIKES FOR RENT Male Roiervations For Sunday Phon 5530 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE NERVOUS AS AYITCH' On "CERTAIN DAYS" . of the month? Do female functional monthly dis turbances make you feel rent) ens, nervous, perhaps cranky and. a bit blue at such times? Then try famous Lydla E, Pink- t ham's Vegetable Compound to re j llcve such symptoms. Plnkham's LOinpouiia dulb murk iimu rcucvo. such monthly cramps, headache, backache. It also relieves accom panying weak, tired, norvous foot ings of this nature. Taken throughout the month this great medicine helps build up resistance against such distress. Also a fine stomachic tonic! ivnift c Diutuiu'e vctabie li uin l. i iiimmm o J eynsMEWFFBoT suary.oN.wy 7 I l Irenes ) i sx I J," . , 'l ' r ' . ... . U-mT.-M.wcT -.TTtti... st, III . B ' Jl .. Wash Tubba " By Uilia Turner lkWV .-;! j "' f THW WLU Y" afAVING?-. AFTER IS VEARS irNO..ms PEOPl HAVE ALMOST KK6OTTEN THE f F US OAVS ARE- YOU'LL WEVEK LIVE1 ;,:;;J.f3 JBREAK WW5 OF TERRORIZING IK. VOU MEAN J II TOO GOQO TO KIDNAPER OP EVA SA5SO. AND A SCAR I NEARLV OVER, f TO SEE THAT, CUD WhlVWJ. iU'iil ' i HEART) MRS. W-i YOU'RE ACTUALLVu - I BE TRUE! WE LIKE MIME IS NOT SO COHSPICUOUS III JULKJH.IUVe l LADY f VOUR LAST I if j"1 " IS?SZ! In 1 x- SAVEUPHOPE LNOW- THAKIK5 TO THE VVARi .ssssiif I I ONLV TO see L VM 16 NEARLV OlERll Itn iiMf w f fjrr- , M r?v I vtAK ut- psssaBSBBSSBBBBSBiBaiBasjsjssaaBisSMSBiaar V lUU tVVibtVJ Ai m UWCOOPE0l fcah i fill EVER 6BNS j ' II Zk 9 VH ST ZZ ifjl'l 2: Alley Pop By V. T. Homlin -r. . Iwvi'-"M ; i,nKbt) a brick '4uua VI women iw f 7 V'vy"-"vt-V 3 AROUWD I MOT-- n '-! ;lllM???llliWS LJSSMMtt 1 : : t;:ifi.3 ' se ... u, s?f m 3 . rivcKiei ana nil rrienas By Blotter i r j'l - i . . .i li i ' n 1 . i i il' 111 C LET JUNIOR. T?t TO HYPNOTlZe THANKS, fL- PRESS 1 ( Uuyj PaT tTipb , fuuit 1 iVvav ucau uir u..mi, km ME AND HE GAVE1 MB THIS BUT, J THE FLESH NOW I'M 1 Saod r J I PLnX' LVlcn S&l'XZ'tf'") ttXP1 FOR A BUCK IT WAS WORTH IT. r-r IN .THE CLEAR SH?,V9."..HW L UCXE0 5' riJP.J ir ! 1 w if AhJD JUNOR'LL KEEP HIS li&JI.1rE liii- v VOU OMLV RA ftO HAVE , i; ; I 7rr7T TvC-, mcWh iSMTl r Wk I rj.. () FOR. one; JLVdavs uke this ij l " , ' i pv sjrtl. " - f?l liWe Orphan Annie : " Bv Harold Grov ,..t - - vl1. f gee do vdu nrrni "4 1 ,course there's a few t oh,ronmin3 just -rMs!TI!II!I3n 1 ' l g . .... !-M 1 :V$ - ' " - ' . ' momow AIIIOHI ' Dtpcndabl I-VIOITABII LAXATIVI COMPOUND :: "UHBIIICK" I DIGESTIVE TRAGI And Stop Doling; Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizerr Don't expect to got real relief from hoadncho, sour tstomnch, gnu and had breath by tnklnfr ooda and otbor alka lizera If tho truo catuo of your troublo la constipation. ' In thin caae, your real troublo Is not In the stomach at all. But in tho intestinal tract where 80 of yourfood ia difteittod. And when it gots blocked it fails to digest properly. What you want for real relief is not 1 Boda or an alkalizor but nomothing to "unblock" your intestinal traet. tiomo thing to clean it out effectively help Mature got back on her feat. Get Carter's Filla right now. Take them an directed. They gently andofToc tively "unblock" your digestive tract. This permits your food to movo nlong normally. Nature's own digestivojuicea can then reach it. You get genuino relief that makes you feel really good again. Get Carter's Pills at any drugstore 25i'. "Unblock" your intestinal tract for real relief from indigestion. tiiuo in sviM'nl days. i n nmy ' , it t ho i;lo in.siiiiui.v. May rj l".'" !" "h, i iiilt miliar His iinivluus liiil.il il ll". with """r ' "i allllns at top alliiwatila mliilatlons. WEATHER Klljlll . ... Mnninlli rails KaiTnm.itlo I'liitlalul Itumi .Snu Francisco Srnttla Moilford licit Ulufl Mill. I'mtlli .il.i .110 ;ih .net 4, :u sii ti n u .00 .IK) Trava .1.1 .10 Trace NOHTIIICIIN CAI.irOHNIA . Tartly olmlily auiillitrn linrllim Willi llsllt sliinv r. In rxtrBin, mirllmrtl tmrtUill tiwlsy; clparltis rinii-.ila.v; I'milur uv,r iiiirllisrn intorlor tiulay anil .mithorn lutsrlur xtiui sday; (mil norlliwtslarly wind oil OUKC30N Partly cloudy Imlay. to night ami Thursday Willi siultsiail .now 01. Imlay and luiilalll. Colilar catl lnr Hull liuiialil. Moilgiata to Ila.ll wsiterly lylj'dujjlnj-- .ij-ug-u-VI LEGAL NOTICES NUTK'K TO CKKOITOHH NOTICK 18 IISHKHY UIVKN. Thsl lh umloiisnod Tlir.OlHUtK H. CONN lKfi. by an Or tier of lit Clrruli Cciun of Ihe htstfl ( Oregon, for Klamath County, it rotate dtpartinoitl, iiiolnlvil Atlmlnlstrntor with th .will gnnexp.t of the RUt at HKUIIKN ti. OUUDMCt LOW, ilffirvNBOil, nU that t,tlvrs of Ail ntlnlslralloit liavg Umcd lo him. All perm m having clntim against satd cut n to are hrrby tuittrictl lu (irsvnt iliv samo duly vsrlflvil and will) tn-uwr vouchers, to Ihs office of barrens it Maxwell, rirst Fstleral Savings fc Loan llulldlng. Klamath Kails. Oregon, within U months from the dale of the first miitlU-Atiun of thlB notU'o, which dale Is Kebruary 37, liittt, THKOOOHB 11. CONN. Ailmlnlsirator with the will an- iPHed of MKUIIKN tf. UOOU- rKI.LOW, neveasea. NOTK'K OK IINAI. H: T Ti l: M tNT Notice Is hereby given thtt the under signed Administrator of Ihe estate of Thomas J. Hteward, deceased, has filed In Ihe Circuit Court of Ihe State of Ore gon for Klamath County the final ac count of hi administration of said eatale and the Court has appointed the Uth day of March. I Wet. al the hour of eleven o'clock lu the forenoon of said dny as tho time and the Courtroom of said Court as Ihe place for hearing and sctllemont of said arootinl. Done January a futi EAHL H CO MONO. Administrator of the Kalale of Thomas J. Steward, deceased. P. 8-13-3U.J7; M. 5-No. aui. NOTICK OK t l.K TK1V Notice Is hereby given, that Hie floard of HuoervUor of fie Valley ol Cm. servaiion Olstrlct have si Nutuntay the Itlth dny of .March, llMd Iretween the hours of eight A. M. and five I. M. at the Olene Community Hall in Olene. Oregon, as the time ana place for hold Ing the annual election to elect a super vuor to succeed lite expired term of Dated this lilh dav of rehruary, ItHd A. W. SCUAUI'P, Secretary, P. 90 37: M. 0-No. WO. NOTICK Notice la hereby elven by the Civil Service Con.mlu.lnn of Klamath Kails Oregon, that competitive okamtnatlotiB wilt ue Held on Wciinewiay, March 2Tin, llMfl. at the hour of I o'clock M In the City Hall In Klamath PalU, Oregon, for pttsaltlona with the Police department and the Klre Department of the City of Klamath Kails, Oregon Appurania ror tne uoauinn or I'oure men and Klremen will be examined up on the general duties required ot the respective positions fVi-ttricatei of health and nhvalral qualifications by a doctor's examination mini ih Btinmiueu ai ine nme toe ap plicant takes the examination. Application blanks may be procured from the Secretary of the Civil Service Commission In the Police Judge'a Office at the City Hall In Klamaih Kalis. Ore gon, end mini tie completed by the an pllcant and filed with the Secretary of the Civil Hervlre CommlMlon at the City Hall on or Iwfnre March 3'Mh. IV-ta, at S o'clock P M to entitle persona to laKo me examinauon. CIVIL SKHVICR COMMISSION II. T. Francv. Secretary. P 57: M n il No Wis CLASSIFIED RATES One day 3 day run 9 day run . 4 day run , 9 day run . Month run Week, run .per word 4c pr word IV Pr word lie per word 13c pr word 14c or word 4.V .pr word ISc Ads received by IrOO p. m. will appear same afternoon In "New Today column NK.W IIKKALD AND NEWS phone num ber, fill) New Today WANTED - Shingling by square or hour, and carpenter work, 3420 Oregon. 3-8 KOtt SAI.K Acres, 4-room houae, partly fur nished, 3 stoves, dlthes. dining room set, Chcaterfleld. twd springs and mat tress. Price 17.V)0O. J. W. SANDEItS, IlCALTOn 1313 Main St. Ph. 7A21 , . 3-fl FOR SAI-E - 3-room house with bath, full foundation. See owner, 2420 Ore gon, a.g rOtl HALE On TltAJiK-'M Pontlae. four-door sedan, 333U Shasta Way. Ph. 6343. 3.7 POR SALE-Spanlsh guitar ginoo, Ny lon strung tennis racket $.1.00, 1IM Pine St. upstairs. 3.0 FOR HAIX-2', HP. outfK.ord motor. 14 ft. boat and boat truller. elerlrlc range, table model cream separator, good as new; two-burner kenncne stove, centrifugal pump, 1 In. Inlet. '4 In. outlet, good as new:' Maytag gas engine, wood heating stove. See O. O. Edwards nl Algoma, Ore., by old Al Komn school house. 3-0 Acts AT ONCE to Relieve and 'Loosen' aUDREfJS MPCO&GtS (CAUSED BY COLDS) PKnTUHfliN must be Rood when thou aanda upon thounnuUa of Dootora have proacrlbed It for ao many yoara. rERTuaam acta at once not only to re lieve such coughing but also 'loosens phlrem' and mnkea It easier to raise, Srtfo for both old and young. Picas- SS'druSPERTUSSINf Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly If you suffer from rheumatic, arthritis or fimirltia nnln. try tills almoin louiiwrmlvn Imma recipe that tliousnnds are iisliig. (irt a purk Sdn of Hu-Kx (.'oiniKiuml, a two-wrck suiily, today. Mix It with a ijunrt of water, ailt) tdo Juice nf 4 lemons. It's rniy. No trotildn at sll and pieman t. You need only .1 tnlilcsixKiiv full two times a dny. Oftrri wltliln 4H lioure somrtlmrs ovornlnlit siilnndld resnlta nre ohtnlund. If tlio pnliis do not quickly leave and If you do not fr-el butter, return tl.o empty pnekngfl and Hu-j; will cost yr,n nolli lug to try ss It Is sold your drugilat under an absolute monoy-bock gusrnntoe. Ru-Kx Compound li for snlo and recommendod by drug stores everywhere. Commercial Maintenance Company Owned and Operated by . Ben and Just Trippett Electrical Contractor Power . Engineer! 231 South 11th Street Day and Night Phone 7164 umination Klamath Falls Wednesday. March 6, 1046 roil' BALK O il. I'ai'lllv Tumble llua. aomtisr. I'rli's Inn on, Also AC cum. hlns ra.iinallt. rd llorn, III. 9 Una 07UK. li, mil,, east u( llvnlty nssr I.11.I lllv.r ilam, a-7 roil NAI.K 11.1 ft. meal ea.s. nea.mialile. (Inlilsn Hula Nlura, I'll. Oil l'lllluiiiln. (lie. ll, CIIKVIIOI.KT I.WII Dump liuuk, II iin i iilibr. Vaoiitim lloo.l.r braksa. Tllll'k In ii"ll Cilllllllloil, Willi ur wllh. ,11111 iliimii lisil, I0J4 Maillsuit Mt. 3-d rOH HA1.K 3ysar.lil a-roiim mml.rti liiiitt. rl.olrlu ranai), walar lisaler. r. rrlK.ralnr, litolnstaliir ami oil Itaalpr. MUtli Inline fliinl rral's slurs uu ui Kemi mail In Hlvervlew illslrltil. ,1-0 I'OII NAI.K -llnlroom suite, rtavslio, re rrltfralnr, kltvlisn ladle, UU tfatlun oil tank. 4IK) Market. 3 0 roil MALE (lood baled hay 1UWI per Inn. I'll. OHO. a.i'j WANTKD I'lailurni soals,. Ph. mi.lo, i t WANTtl). Umln drill. Must l In (.mil I'limlltlnn. O. 8. Callman, P, 0, lion 311.1. Tol. SIM, 311 IIOIINK CI.KAMNU. Ui I. Pupe. Phone IllHll, it MAID WANTKD al A nail. Hotel. In. quire al Ue.k. 3-9 WANTKU t a.le. ladle., tiiu.t lie eNiterlsneetl, Cuiilecl Mr. Henry, Montgomery Want A Co. 3 d WOMAN lor eenerel olllce work, clerk nttf anil typing. Cascade laundry, a-0 roll ttrNT-Olie ltou.ekeeplne room, one .1, spina room uiislatrs. No chil dren. Inuulie 01, llta's. Moll roll lir.NT J toom apsrtm.nl. Metro politan llulel, 3 0 roil ItlCNT- -Two end Ihree-rnoin col taae.. Inquire al losl rladclllle Nl. 3 0 Wll.l. PAY top price or your ei.. Hwlll e Coniiany, 3 Market. 3-0 7SU1JO ply M. It. irerte UMd Irurk the. lit excellent rouilllloll. OPA cell Ilia price I'll 40 I)ler prices upon request. Hupley Chevrolet. Ca.lle ttock. Wa.ll. I ll WANTKD Alllomohlle. I Heed I Hd u.cd cars. It yuu have e lood Inle mod. I cat you would mII I would like lo talk lo you W. T. Cleeton. rtoum 111. Ari.it. Hotel. 3 0 1 Meeiu. Kl.msii, t ,1WHT7 " nl.l,,,, ,w'n nwn. ' Thur... .Tm M 1 Kl.lnnlli Vsll.T-- ' III. j'i, lu"- o : iisii li, win 11: "I Itwllr.l '"""'tit 1225 VENETIAN BLINDS Motol or Woftj ri PATTERSON , FURNITURE CO 'fin,. ,",?.! en i III".!!!, , " """"Pi A, I your i-l.-.i " II now- We sic ,.'1.1 m sl jn;i. j.l U.Z'.'Z1 "-irS.1 Serelce, roll HAt.r, - I0W Ch.v. Coupe, g.-iil tires. Phuiie 1HU 3 S roil HAI.K One lecquer .prey gun com. uiTMiir, MihI.I HO. Cerlioit Maltt.M a. llpholilerliig Co., 1U3 o. Olh. Phone Ulll. 30 roll HAI.K Mangle I buy and eell fur niture, .mall or large lot.. vr.iim:i. i Hr.coM u ha.nii trroitK 313 K. Msln Phone eH ftonu roll HAI.IC Kugll.h CMotl puppies, 4 uiunllu old. DUte.ltMf tnoculstrd. hUM l.rok.n. Ph. otutl 3-0 roll HAl.e llrown valour davenimrl set 033.00. Wedding ring 07.00. I'll. ffiXV 3 0 TWO CIIOCIIKTtn IIKIIKI'lirAna . In escell.nl condtlujui full bed else, lee, I'otll.nd ai. 3 0 1'IIACTICAU.V NKW 4-pc. mahogany bedroom suite: purchad 3 month, ago AIM ho eprlng. and niallre... Call al 4330 lloardman at., alter 0 30 p. m. 3 0 WE lll'Y. sell end repair aUrm clock. Ca.tleherry'a. 4-0 lirWAIll) KOI! IICNTAI. ol (urnl.lied or unlurul.lied a-bedruum huue by per manent government employee. Phone IHMKI, Iturgeae, 3-7 CAKH Paid fur household goods. Plume 7310. l-eni roil HAI.r - Colored Iryer.. live or dreurd. Call ST7U3. 4au llllyard. 3 0 MY KQUITY in 4room modern houie (or .ale (urul.hed or unfurnished. (Js rage. 123.1 Wtard. 3 0 Kl.r.CTTIIC rt.OOII NANIKHa and elr rented. Oo your own work. Inquire Palnl lepl.. HONTCiOMtllY WAHI) AND CO. J-3m TIIIICKS rOM nr.NT You drivel move yourself, .nve 'v. Mllle, lleacnn Herv Ice. laol ta.l Main. Phone IO04, J-3lnl roll lir.NT-rioor Sanders, edgers end watlpatmr removing machine. J. K. Pallei.on P.lnt atore. Phone X134. IU0 Kail Main. 3-3 1 in TOVr.S IIKPAIIIED All avellahle pari. .liM-kcd. trMd furniture. M t o v e . In, unlit. OK eWcond llend Store, 3401 o. oth. 3.3i, WII.I. PAY CAMII for your plana, louls II. Mann Piano Co., 130 N. 7th. phone "2- 3-3lmli rOH SAI.r.-Fryers, broilers and roast ers. Itatlery raised. Machine picked. Chris' poultry rami, 30O4 Ander...n Ave, Phone 4ooo. 'Kllm IIIGMKHT PltlCEK peld for hog., veal, lambs and cattle. Johnson Packing Co. Phone a,i23, nights 3.W3, 3-3lm DIIKSHMAKINtl. nullons and buckle, covered. Alterations on new and otd clothing. Mm II M. Allender. Ill Main. Itootn 210. Phone 7303. 3-3lm Vr.TKItAN. local bin Inc. .man, desires small furnished nr unfurnl.hod apart ment. Heat references. Phone Jtnom 4.10 Wlllard Hold or phone 3027. 3-12 NKW WKI.UINC! HIIOP now open at 2403 Hope m, Klerlrlc and acetylene welding by experienced men. I'll. 300(1 40 KOH ltr.NT-3-room apartment. Ph. rWVH before II p. m. 3-fl WANT TO IIKNT-3 or 3-hedroom un furnished house by permanent em ploye of Hallway Express Agency. Ph. "814. j. 2 WAN I'KD Wardrobe trunk In good eon dlllon. Ph. 3121 davs or 3411 after 0::u) p. m, Edna Johnson. 3-d KOH SALE 2nn-Acre Farm. 0-room house, barn, fl horses and colls. 11.1 Acres In peas last year, balance In hay ond paslilre. 2.12-ft. Ill-Inch Well. IIO.IUHMHI. IVAN F. OTTOMAN. 11 K A I. TO H Mnlln, Oregon ,1-7 foil 8AI-r..-lfi40 DoHoto four-door se dan, excellent mechanical condition. Ph. 241)1, Tillelake, Calif. 3-11 KOH SALE -Good kllchen range, IHlT I'lne. 3.7 POn SALE-2-Uedroom homo, fiirnlshod, unfurnl.hod or parllnlly furnished. Must bo seen to he opprecloled. Phone BII40 for appointment or call 3.113 Shasta Way. 3.0 SA,-E Four-burner gas range. aiOO.00, stove for aos.oo, 247 Hillside. 3-0 ran SAI.r. .2-hodroom homo with belli, beautiful modern kitchen, cnnvenlent y located for railroad employees. Ph. .IJ70 or sco at 423 Drond mornings or Sunrtnyo, g.ja FOM SAl.E-Flne, slightly used furnl i. aih""n rofrlgorolor, woshlng machine. 3-ploce bedroom set. Daven port ond cnnlr. Must lake all. Price 223.0O. See Ned, Eagle Pool Hall. .1-11 ran sai.r on tradk-4 cows, a-horso trailer. I'hono 41711. Sorvlco Slatlon on leflnl Woyerhnousor Junction. 3-11 "-1VVVVVVVVVVVVVWVVVVVVVWWVV rOR GOOD HEALTH! Namorrfielili fiotfal and Coon AHmants Horna tlttpturt) Goslrie Uer Troalod without Hospital Oporatlon Monday through Pridtyi 10 A. M. It 9 P M V.tiHingsi Monday, WtdnuJay, Friday 7 la 10 Dr. C. I. DEAN CLINIC Physician and Surgeon 11. E. Corner E. Burn.lde end Grand Avenue Telephone EAsI 30111, Porllsnd 14, Oregon Roll'n A. CoraJ INCOME TAX SERVICE Commerclol Bookkeani DAYS ond EVENIfd PHONE 3249 Room 4, Hopko 8ldo HO No. 8th St. Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK W0 can now do vom tl for Low Monthlr PirisJ Patton & Overeem! Plumbing & Heating Ctl Phone 6630 1401 Esplanode DIAL 7423 Wc deliver inythlni tnrif within 25 mllcj ol tbidtii Fully Ituuicd. MERCHANTS DELIVERY 1WJ PAINTING - DECORATING PAPERHANGIN6 F. Mathlsen Phone i MV-1 CITY DELIVERY ibKVIUi: Phnne 8417 Service from 9:00 t.0.4 .:J..Ut.l I miiiii'B"", it. i Dnh nion WIIIIS """"" Oscar W. Anderson WmTlAH BUND SHOFJ MEW STKKI- nLWDS AMJVAIUl Llcsnins rrce Bsllmai" IMckiip Di11""'' IIOI.AND t Korr, o-fj Phone 0X10 If ..nf PVT. REPAIKINO SERVICt nrliirt- Sin r:nliii(! Engine" , . n...,i C. I Spcclnlliea B..r s(f : nlVIl aitSnTNU L"m,l"!n.n,'el.'r!l"T,,', Phoni M worn , Sewing Machine 4lo muiii BOOKKBKPINO' 733 I'lne ciahis '"PIS&S KEMTONINO, Pl"lln' rurnliure H hop, ' tiwj'p lloil Imnl c" can omi sSvitf ,,'i WINDOW clonn"' Hubbard.