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Newspaper Page TextMax. Mln. Prectp. .........bi :a .ao ....... 44 - as ,18 .....5S " 44 ,1 m 4d DM .04 aa .01 M 45 .30 55 34 .42 ...53 35 .12 54 48 .07 WEATHER Hiffcne - lamnth Falls .. (acranicnto ...... 'or Hand tno ... tan PrancUco -kattle fed ford ..... ed Bluff WASHINGTON AND OBEGON Show in today and tonight, clearing Thuri lay. Colder with ireczing casi portion pnlght. Slightly warmer wet portion Thursday, f'reh northwest wind off want, decreasing tonight. NORTHERN CALIFOKNIA Scattered diowers today; partly cloudy tonight ind Thursday; with occasional mow lurries In higher mountains; cooler to light; moderate northwesterly winds off LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the indcrsigned THEODORE R. CONN has seen by an Order of the Circuit Court if the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, probate department, appointed Administrator with the will annexed of the esUte of REUBEN S. GOOUFEL LOW, deceased, and that Letters of Ad mini t ration have issued to him. All persons having claims against said islate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified and with proper vouchers, to the office of Farrens & Maxwell, First Federal Savings & Loan Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within ilx months from the date of the first Subltcatton of this notice, which date . February 27. 1946. THEODORE R. CONN, Administrator with the will an nexed of REUBEN S. GOOD FELLOW, Deceased. F. 27; M 6-13-20 No. 306. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have filed my final account as admln-iKtrator-with-wi. .-annexed of the estate of LEANDER D. JACKSON, deceased, snd the judge of the County Court for Klamath Count), Oregon, has fixed ten o clock in the forenoon of April 13, 1946, and the courtroom of the Circuit Court in the courthouse at Klamath Falls, Oregon, as the time and place when and where any person may present any objections or exceptions to anything therein contained, and at said time and place the court will finally settle Mid account A. G. JACKSON, Admtnistrator-with-wil I -annexed of the Estate of LEANDER D. JACKSON. Deceased. M. 13-20-27; A. 3-10 No. 316. VITAL STATISTICS HAWK Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., March 0. 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hawk, White Auto Courts, Biehn street, a boy. Weight; 5 pounds 3U ounces. Courthouse Records Marriage Llrense FLECK-KANDRA. Letter Charles Fleck, 23, farmer. Native of Kansas, Resident of Merrill, Ore, Ida Mae Kandra, 20, student. Native of Oregon. Resident of Merrill. Ore. Complaints Filed Clara Louise McCarver vs. Fleetwood C. McCarver, auit for divorce. Charge, cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple married August 29, 1942, at Carson City, Nev. Plaintiff asks property settle ment. Harry D, Boivin, attorney for plaintiff. Elizabeth D. Lilly vs. Doyle C. Lilly, suit for divorce. Charge, desertion. Couple married May 24, 1933, at Syra cuse, Kas. Plaintiff asks restoration of maiden name of Elisabeth J, Cole. J, C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Betty Lee Stmms vs. Calvin V. Slmms, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and in human treatment. Couple married October 12. 1940. at Reno. Nev. Plaintiff asks custody of two minor children and W0 a month.- J, C. O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Decree Granted Warren F. Hllbert vs. Ann B, Hubert. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Notice is hereby given by the Civil Service Commission of Klamath Falls Oregon, that competitive examinations will be held on Wednesday, March 27th, 1946, at the hour of 1 o'clock P. M. in the City Hall in Klamath Falls. Oregon, for positions with the Police Department and the Fire Department of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. Applicants for the position of Police men and Firemen will be examined up on the general duties required of the respective positions. Certificates of health and physical qualifications by a doctor's examination must be submitted at the time the ap plicant takes the examination. Application blanks may be procured from the Secretary of the Civil Service Commission in the Police Judge's Office at the City Hall in Klamath Falls. Ore gon, and must be completed by the ap plicant and filed wit. the Secretary of the Civil Service Commission at the City Hall on or before March 20th. 1946, at 5 o'clock P. M. to entitle persons to take the examination. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION H. T. Franey. Secretary. F. 27; M. 6-13 No. 303. Nw Todaj YOUR CLUTCH pedal should have one to two Inches free travel from floor board, ROSE MOTOR COMPANY HANK 3-13 ATTRACTIVE HOUSEKEEPING room for rent. Fairfield Apartments. 216 Main. SR6tf FOR RENT- Housekeeping room, close In. Phone 3342 after 4 p. m. 313 THE BANDIT IS COM1NG1 FOR SALE 6-room home in Hillside Addition. Base ment, furnace, hardwood floors, fire place, nice yard and trees, Good view of city and valley. See Fred Cofer BARNHISEL AGENCY 113 8. 8th Phone 4 inn 3-15 FOR SALE 4 -room cottage. 3fa acres, 1790.00. Veterans must sell In a hurry. Ph. 8873 or Inquire Lien's Cash Store, for directions to Yajnell's place. 3-14 FOR SALRModern home, furnished or unfurnished. 2 bedrooms, large lot, automatic oil heat. Good location. Ph. 8840 for appointment or call S5M Shasta Way, 3-13 THE BANDIT IS COMING! 1937 CHEVROLET COUPE for sale. Can be seen at S07 Pine. 3-14 1943 FORD TRUCK, Fabco dual drive, 22-ft, stock rack, 8000 actual miles. Perfect throughout. EL1E NASH CO. 608 So. 6th Phone Stwn 3-14 FOR SALE-1937 Willys. Good condition, all new rubber. 300.00 cash. In front of Herald and News, between 7 and P. m. 3-13 EASTMAN FOLDING KODAK, size 122. special in side outside lens. Complete with case $12.30. Bell Studio, next door to Pine Tree Theatre. 3-13 THE BANDIT IS COMING! FOR TODAY'S special prices on low priced modern 2-bedroom. North sub urban, highway location. Corner Jones, Realtor, 406 Main St. Tel. 7397. 3-13 ROLL FILM, all popular sizes. Bell Stu dio, next door Pine Tree Theatre. 3-13 FOR SALE Bay mar. Dr. or phone 7903. 3313 Altamont 3-13 TO SALE-Brand new Whitney baby tiuggy. Been used once. .iu.w. origi nal nrlco S:t7.fl0. Ph. 1)141), 40(1 Onk rear auartmont. 3-13 THE BANDIT IS COMING! PIANO FOR SALE Small upright Chtckerlna Good condition. 1844 Mel rose. Phone 4248. 3-16 KEMTONING and Painting done. Phone 3363 after 3:00 o'clock. 3-18 WANTED Woman for housework. Call after 8:30 p.m. at 3704 Avalon St. 3-14 THE BANDIT IS COMING! WANTED- rull lime housekeeper to take comulnte charge. Room, board and salrn-v. Sea Don Konvoil. 439 So. 6th, 3-18 RELIABLE MAN of good character to learn and build own sales business ii local counlv. on world's greatest, most popular specially, Opportunity for ambitious man to earn an all-time high commission income. Permanent. No investment. Seo in nerson today. I). A. Wilham, Wlllard Hotel. 3-13 FOR SALE Desk and swivel chair. cash registers, electric and gas grid dies, coffee urn. revolving stools, as heaters, duplicating machine. rocking chairs, kitchen cupboard, res taurant gas range, scales, booths, new and used silverware, etc. No prices over phone. 2413 So. 6th. Ph. 8237. 3-13 1941 WORLD BICYCLE for sale, acces. sortcs. 1334 Derby St. 3-18 THE BANDIT IS COMING1 FOR SALE OR TRADE- Buildings suit able for store, meat market, rostau rant or other business on highway and railroad, rtne opportunity ror busi ness development and cabins, Gomer Jones, Realtor, 406 Main St, Ph. 731)7, 3-13 FOR SALE-Stationary tubs. Ph. 349 A In mod a. 6196. 3-13 WANTED TO BUY- U-bedroom house near grade school. Wrlle box 978 co Herald and News. 3-13 LEARN THE SAMBA Latest popular ballroom dance In big cities. Eve Benson Studio. Phone 3873 or 6903. 3-19 ROLL FILM developing, printing. hour service. Bell Studio. Next door to Pine Tree Theatre. , 3-13 THE BANDIT IS COMING! Boots and Her Buddies GfcTMMCs Ot5 1 11 "S iw ii i mi i " . v 1 AmDKWikf t-iTJrr I" I liJ ' By Martin w sow v6htvivrc eoow vs o9tK. OCftR COWS. 0 ftt i SO I WPi4 "mKiiS I t I waocrc voo i vv g4 L jH WEOWiS OVi VMM I 1 I ftVi-O "TON 11 I vo to vfsotsw- n Red Ryd.r By Fred Harmon Wta LEA5T WE GOT 1H") 6U5 VsWtD T'MUlM f REMEMPER 1H5 EMFIY M nK WHOKiaEOV IEFTT.BUTHE mJWjff SHELL LimE BEAVER ft LEFTY HANKS' W tIDN1' wrttSTE' TOttJO' 1 THINK WE CAH I l-Ptr 11 i.'ira'Vi tiP"', PROVE VtCAE FROA TRAPPER LUKE KILLED LEFTT TO KEEP Hin FROA GETTING THAT SATCHEL OF STOLEN mET 1 Wash Tubb a AT THE SHERIFF! OFFICE! OOSH V Y BY REFUSINS TO 1 f HAL'S WTERESr IN Y HE WASMT fWTi BELIEVE ANVFACM JEROME BIEEKES TAIL EN0U6H J 1 1 EASY! HOW I THAT CONFLICTED WITH I GRAVE CONVINCED TO BE JW.KIE.1 I i VOJ FIND HAL'5 THEORVII FISUREPi ME THAT JEROME K JULKIETH' MURDER PROVEP WASOtEOFW I V By Leslie Turner NCim AND IF HE WERE THE ACCOMPLICE WHO ESCAPED THE POLICE TRflR WHY WAS HE NEVER SEEN AGAIN COPS HAD NO DESCRIPTION OF HIM SO HE DIDN'T HAVE TO HIDE.'..-AND WHV THE FUNERAL FOR HIM HERE, A WEEK OR SO LATER r. BUT IP JEROME HAD BEEN THE OTHER, ACCOMPLICE . THE ONE KILLED ANP NEVER IDENTIFIED- AND IF I ACCEPTED HAL'S TOKl INSTEAD V VRLKS. THINGS BEGAN TO MAKE SENSE ! Alley Oop Hamlin By V. T. UNwPPnl (ti&,WJkJ!til&M J I th'ol'boyhad aresulaiTnT-shipped 'IM.RISHT NO SMOKY'S PED TH' CIEMT5TSy FTt?)PEU-E--: 6UESiRi&taV$ik?W-t SAM I BRQK.E POOR f COMPLETE WITH ' Freckles and His Friends By Blosser AMD THATS OUR STORV, Mr. VOGEL WE BUSTED AM ALBUM IN&5.AND THE TROUBLE STARTED.1 TO PAV FOC TLIP- IT I Aon ' RECORDS SO WE r X DIDN'T CAN fcbT our FROM UNDER. JUNIORS AND EXTORTION .' mm iMLaU?Vo A Little Orphan Annie tam&tm By Harold Gray f . . . -JLLrri. 3 f BUT I LtKEP xmWMC fT IS ANI IA ONE PUNNV THINa THQUCH-T Ma! HAlncito WELL, YOU SURPRISE MB, ANNIE- f WELL. U IT SEEMED IDMCUKErVI INTERESTING I U DIFrcRGMT WRITERS TELL IT ANNIE- BUT ITS I U WU KNOW AGRErtT DEAL ABOUT W NOT 60 II AWFUL mHReCTW STQPY SO STORV jl SO DIFFERENTLY-" DONT THEY HUMAN NATURE I AMERICAN HISTORY-DID THEY J VPRY MUCH-J IVE READ LOTS tf HISTORY -A ALL HAVE THE SAME FACTS TO WRITE WHAT'S .REALLY TEACH IX WHERE YOU nmui m (f ' TO BEGIN WITH" POPULAR (N EACH ATTACTnrH foir-bedroom hom wllh basmtntt tvirnnue, e(r, I'rirad IQ sell t fTBUU.w. ijiucK possession. Neat two-beflromn home In ShsiU dls (rlct, with ons-hslf Rora good iuil, near dub, lor soow.uu. Nloelv furnished two-bedroom hnnv near Oron Avt, Compltta lor fai)SU.U0 vjuick possession, lorms, See Joe IVrry with F. L. WF.AVKU. HKALTOHS Heal Eatato and Insurance 338 X. Main Phont A7D4 3-U rem sale-U-bedroom modern house. Partially furnished, cook stove, 1 oil beater. 1 bedroom set. chairs. Lama lot. Large woodshed with plenty oi wood, 2 CMr gars in, space tor cntra ens, Bulttln fruit and vegetable store room, 33aa Boardman Ave, or phone 3973. 3-1U THE BANDIT IS COMING! rOR SALE-Davennort set. Phone B740. 3-13 I'OR SALE New, heavy duty auto trailer at 3403 llouo St. Phono SflflO. 3-18 roil SALE -Dry body wood, 18 Inch length. 13.S0 a cord. Phone 8417. 3 W rOR SALE - Bedsurtuiis and mattress, book shelves. 2 wood rAitgos, electric heater, portable 3 wood heaters. Lani net radio. & tubes, 3020 Sargent, Ph Xl$. 3-14 WANTED TO BUY-One blue roan mart. Acie S years old. must be biocky bum short coupled, big bone. Must weigh 17!HI fat. ne man breed, uroxe or un broke to work. 1 will nay a food orlct for such an animal. No other kind will do. This offer good until I find tuts horse, uou itnowiei. uox Chlloquln, Ore. 3-1& ROOM AND BOARD for gentlemen In private home. Ph, 0331. 3-10 rOR RENT-Knotty pine, a -bod room up stairs aoartment. near bus. No chll dmn. To trade for one-bedroom apart ment, Call 8B10 from fl p. m. to 7:30 p. m. 3-13 fOR HENT-Partlally furnished 3-room cautn. uoupie only, inquire i.ari jreis for R. F. Daugherlty. 3-14 WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from reliable men who would like to train in spare time to overhaul and install Heiriger atlon and Air Conditioning equipment Should be mechanically Inclined. Will not interfere with your present work. For information about this training. write at once giving name, address,. age and your working hours, UTILI TIES INST., Box 10, car Herald and News. 3-13 AUCTION H ASK INS BROS. STATE LINE RANCH Located 2 ml lei south, 1 mile east of Merrill Look under "Miscellaneous for Sale" today for list and date. COL, SWIOART, AUCTIONEER THE BANDIT IS COMING! FLOORS Laid, sanded and finished, DftWItt and Karl Floor Co. Ph. 8739. 4-12 WANTED TO BUY First mortgage on house property, (.lose in, up to enw. Inlorait reasonable. Write BOX ' 873, care Herald and News. 3-13 WANTED Woman to clean cottages. S hours dally. Link River Auto tamp after 3 p.m. tW3lf FOR SALE Two 000x18 recap tires mounted wiln prewar lUDes on d iur Studebaker steel wheels sio.uo eacn HU1 Front St.. Shlnolnston. Ph. 6626. 3-13 FOR SALE -Model L. O, Allls-Chalmers dlesel tractor wun Isaacson nyuraunc dour. Gallon motor arader. 103 cu. ft. Gardner-Denver compressor. Gasoline driven concrete vibrator, j. Mane do, 130 Dextor St.. Yrcka. Calif. Ph. 313, 3-19 FOR SALEOne nearly new coal or wood range with colts, can alter e p. m.. 123 So. Launa or phone 3770, 3-13 FOR SALE 7S Acres. Irrigated, and 30 acres grain, Well-Improved buildings, 4-rnom houae, garage, barn and chicken house, $22,000 half down. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A going business In a farming community. IVAN r. OTTOMAN. REALTOR Malln, Oregon 3-13 FOR SALE -60 Cat. Good condition with wincn. 417 Lincoln. Phone 4400. 3-13 THE BANDIT IS COMING! Meeting Notlcei Klamath Tails Moose Lodge! No. 1108 meet on Thurs day nights, 800 p. m. Ini tiation every second and fourth Thursday, Wed.tf Klamath rail, Aerla No. 2000. Regular meeting every Tues day night, 7:43 p. m. r.O.E. hall. 9!h and Walnut Vlilllng member, cordially Invited. tf TO General Notices NOTICE Time for Spring cleanup! The hard freezing Is over, so It wont Injure your choice trees to cut them back now. We are experienced In topping, i rimming ana moving trees and shrubs, and shearing evergreens. All kinds of landscaping. LAKESHORE GARDENS NURSERY Phone 42R8 3-22 10 Service! WINDOW cleaning. Phone 7678, Jesse iiUDoara, 3-30 DRESSMAKING Buttons and buckles covered. Alterations on new and old clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allender, 731 Main. Room 216. Phone 7263. 3-3 lm HOUSE CLEANING. Lee J. Pope. Phone OHIO, 4.0 CHARIS FOUNDATIONS, girdles and orassieres. -an o,i.iu, 3-10 DRIVEWAY GRAVEL delivered. Phone 7650, 3-22 DRESSMAKING and. alterations. 1830 urcnara. pn. qtm. 4Q77tf BIKES FOR RENT Male Reservations For Sunday Phone 5520 222 S. POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE 7th For Commercial Refrigeration SALES and SERVICE See Karl Urquhart Refrigeration Equipment Co. 611 Klamath Phone 6455 10 Servlcei DIAL 742 3 Wo deliver anything nnywliero within" 25 miles o( the city. Fully Insured. MERCHANTS DELIVERY m-w-f Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wo enn now do your work for Low Monthly Payments Patton & Overeem Plumbing & Heating Co. Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4121U CITY DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 8417 Sorvlce from 9:00 a. m. until mldnltiht. Willis M. Robinson Oscar W, Anderson 781-tf EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING Specialized Service Co. 1434 Main Phone 5103 3-10 INCOME TAX SERVICE Evenings by Appointment Frederic Lnwson Public Accountant Phone 5113 412 Main 3-15 PAINTING DECORATING PAPERHANGING F. Mnthlsen Phone 7B04 M-W-F-tf LOCAL MOVING AND CARTACE Anything Anywhere In Oregon Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7380 101 Klamath Ave. 88SU VENETIAN BLIND SHOP NEW STEEL. BUNDS ARC AVAILABLE Cleanlnl and Rtpalrlns rrva Eitlmataa Pickup and Dflllv.ry ROLAND E. KOrr. Own.r Phong UM lis N. 4th Sewing Machines Repaired Work Guaranteed SINGER Sewing Machine Co. 418 Main St Ph. 8402 1542U SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Impaction rrc Modtrn Equipment Contents Haulid Away Ed F. King Phon. 3330 474811 RHOADS Window Cleaners Complete Houiecleanlnf Katabll.hed 1034 Kenneth C. Rhoada Phone 0011 sa.ltl Septic Tanks Cleaned and In stalledBuilt to Order. Phone Baker 70D1 Office 2733 So. 6lh Home Phone 4l)n 474011 BOOKKEEPING. Shorthand, Typlni- Klndred luhjecli, office machine., KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE. 733 Pine Ph. 4700 133711 rOR STIIAnT'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, uau eauo. . . 333m AVON PRODUCTS, Call 6144, PAINTINO, DECORATING, Phone 4030. 3730U CURTAINS Laundered and alretched. Phone 3717. 3-33m DRESSMAKING and Alteration, on new and old clothing. Mra. Huel Braihean, 15.10 Fremont St. Ph. 011)3. 4-13 HAVE TRACTOR and equipment for your Harden or acreage plowing. Hee D. L. Faler, 0047 Avalon. , 3-1B LINOLEUM floor, and dralnboarda In. stalled hy expert mechanic J. L, Cel. houn, Floor Covering Contractor, 010 Klamath, Phone 8409 or evenings 0094, S-13 PRUNINO and gardening. June B. Smith. Phone 3000 after S p. m. 3-31 CAMERA repairs of all kinds done at new Btuaio, next door to Pine Tree Theatre. olsti PAINTING, Interior and exterior, Kim- toning, h. u. Brown, Phone 4330, 07 tf REPAIRS Refrigeration, water pump. ruwiiv mu ur ova. .2.11 THEODORE DICKSON Upholstering Furniture Shop, Upholstering, repair ing, reflnlshlng, springs reconditioned. Red hard cedar cheats. 3041 Shssla way. Phone 4017. 3-38 SEWINO MACHINE SERVICE All maxes. mono 0771, 3318 Shasta way. 3-13mb NEW WELDING SHOP now open at wa riupe a. Aiectna and acetylene welding by experienced men. Ph. 3000, 4-0 Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly ntiirUI pln, try Chin nlmpln lnipnni.v bom melon thitt thouHniiriii nr iifllnir. (irt a pnek w of Ru-Ki f 'oropounrl, a twxwenk supply, i",CB 9f lomoni, If timy. No troutilo nt i.Yi- Piewnnt, Yon nmrl only A tablrwpoon IS.'L.i'.JII1 " nt fi-nl liotier, rMurn the empty pck. and n.n, win , y ,. Illlf in tut I. tm ... 1... - ... . sn abiolula monry-bick gwirantca. Ru.Ks Comiwunit Is lor salt and recommended tir drug stores everywaore. uimi, y Wedneiday, March 13, 1041 10 Services INCOME TAX RETURNS Expertly Prepared Day and Evenings Phone 6676 M. McLaren 325 Main Across From Courthouse Do You Need Mony? It you do, the ontwnr Is simple, call tho Commcrclul Flimiiuo. A friendly quick Interview niul tho loan In completed. Lonna from $50 lo 5300 on your Suliiry, Furniture, or Livestock, from $90 to $300 on your automobile, mid you may tnke ni long as 18 months to pay. Commercial Finance Corporation TOM O'DWYER 107 N. Oth St. 7711 003-tf Rollin A. Cantrall INCOME TAX SERVICE Commcrclol Bookkeeping DAYS and EVENINGS PHONE 3249 Room 4, Hopka Bldg. 110 No. 8th St. S-15 Plumbing Heating Service ' NEW Installation and Ropuir Work WE HURRY Davis Plumbing & Heating Co. 337 East Main riione 8781 20-10 tf REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL. All Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment In Stock. Oregon Equipment Co. Phono 8817 127 So, 8th St 2217tf A COMPLETE . HEATING SERVICE' ' Cleaning Repairing Sales Insinuations CHIMNEYS STOVES FURNACES Tufts Furnace Co. Heating Specialists 2323 So. 6th Phono 8505 304tf CLIFKOnD W. DAVIS ALTAMONT NURSERY Lapdicaplng Tree Trimming, Lawns, Shrubs, Trees . Phone 4333 PAINTING, Komtonhii and Calsomln ln. Ph. 3007. 4-11 ruLi.ru iihuhiiks Clem Joyer, la Martin. Phono 3077. 4-llm SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern equipment, 4-wheel rirlvo truck, will so anywhere, Phone 1)010. 4-llplf PAINTINO, CALC1MININO. ennmel work. Clly or country, Rntlstocllnn guaranteed. Frank Jenke, Phone 7270. HOtf VIRDIL'S AUTO TOP SHOP, tops and uphnlilerlns 019 K Main 11)11.11 13 Health PARK VIEW ' CONVALESCENT HOME ' tM Oranlte SI. Ashlnnd Oreaolt Phono 7001 Rowena D, Curry, II. N, v Superintendent 2B3J1I 14 Holp Wanted Female ' HELP WANTED FEMALE Dllllntf and ifeneral offlco clerk, 40-hour week. No Saturday work. American News Co., 7B0 Market St. .- 3-14 WANTED Woman for llaht housework and companion for seml-lnvn!ld. days. Ph. 0300. ,'-14 LADY to demonstrate privately n druB stores old estahllfihed line of. cosmct- . Ics. Exporlenco not noceasnry, Salary while travellnil. S5S weekly, plus par tial expenses. Write Box Bin, rare Her ald and Nowa, fllve qualifications and ' telephone number, 3-14 CLERK WANTED Apply Pelican Hold. - ' , inwu I0M0RR0W ALRiOHT 4-VIOITALI . LaXATIVI Wanted A,tertion Lady Must be .v.. , . uiA S'S, INc 017 Kl.i. '"iiiCU l3Pnni-r,l A . 00kkf Per J ' wic0i Gnnrl Ci Vacat,on withL anHrw,,.. ' WANTED Mm icnL.,. the Bc. ol !S w ""'io.iciahl Nights Permanent Excellent Wog,! Phone 7616 (Id WANTED REPAIR LAD Apply Phon w Re 125 S. Bth t WAN'tTD . Kprlenrfil bttgtr mJ rapahla of tumln BininZsl Herald anil Nw. 'S men iriwi naiiuain, muiihtal travel. Trsmiwrlsllen faiuWiJ MSr earnlfii Ilia k.. . 7 UHlti. It.mm !. fcl.nt-nu H3 10 9 00 p. m. Alnolultlr m plsooj KXPEIUENVED romblMtloe mJ rtvvtr nvirnintl no atUUei Ho. oih. Chkk't Calt. WANTEO-llsocli cock. Ptrmuat ion -n-i-,-,.!,,,! IB Help Wmtsd, Mill WANTED First Closi Body & Fender Man Also ; Auto Overhaul Mechanic Only experience men need apply. Plenty of wwk. Exceptionally Owl H ' ' Sei " Service Monogf Dick B. Miller Co Phone 410J auk you i-ooKmaterj j ..t.,i..i.9 we have . alrtllrtiw L,!.ll. write Mr. HjaUf. Hlrcel, osmano, TI.AVKI. UNITED WATO fJ ; use 3 men, al 1 "1 l Isle openiisr. mi earnins" e'" " v ftMST-Lf. future for lh mbl,i""lSJ(,l In. 3:00 lo lm-?S H cms Hold. No ! ""LJX m7 ,. j WANTKO - Male 4 Jinr Service SU, , Tj mnrr, oo. mtchsnle. ' '"l 18 SiUjsHoniJ! days, - wfcm, sihpp'no j faciure, w h m"nWh,p in w ime to o m p"';;j roil HENT-SleeplnlJ liinllo'e'' ime' , fr fi MJrJU J!!2- mB""1 28 MUcdW2!L rill. A. rZZ---0i fr:npi"'nSXoNT0 V- and C0L Jlifi;! "ouracir, mwmV VW I'nl lemon rni" available, a "