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Newspaper Page TextBOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE IUR liifEGAD.'TMlSOLO RAhS&EGftRB ROLLS B(CCA TMEKi ;g tVACS-ADANCB RftLLSOTOOGH VOL) sfe fSL TMAT MEM ATE TMEIR MEALS UNDER. I GALLOPED V; WHVi, TABLES THERE STOOD POUER, TVlODAVS h f THE -J pETE.TVJOGUNiS READY TO SPIT TRYlMS RODEO EKTIMCTlO- I DREM SO PAST TO CATCH ) A SLACKS ? J) THAT A MORSE FLY ON MY .38 " OP VMITH J , ) ARE YOO XA DtDltfT HFWE TIME TO SET OFF- J (YOUR. W . j CALLED HIM OUT OUR WAY WE HAIN'T FOUND WES VET AND WE WILLIAMS 6T J. R VE HAIN'T FOUND NO.' AND I HIRED WES VET AND WE 1 SEVEN PRIVATE CAME OVER. TO ZSV DETECTIVES AND TTTiTlyX V SEE IF YOU'D I THEY'VE ALL PIS V ' ft ' It lfiV ) HEARD FEOMSUS- p? APPEARED.' SO I ' ' I-1 MEAN YORE JT I'M GOIMG TO FIND Y" NO MORE FOOLIN' J- , . I.. M mm, wit T M ire u . ..T ,., Boors and Her Buddies By Martin C-ATtlWS SWttX TO Vt " W f7. J !-WVN.VOO 5i j l WOOVO A VWt TO WMJi ft ViVSVE. vvvvovo LAK. . r-r . : II S-A-V lVPi COOVO fc TWt ftKySVCflcSe; TO MV TOOBVtV ' Pt UOG VOQ ROO1.'. COULD Red Ryder By Fred Harmon mCKONKSHEWFnVNOT A CHANCE, fBt WX DAE WE'LL I TOU AW HIA HIDE f YEAH' 1 WAS "W 1 T RU&Y Art' LITTLE II 6U5- NOT BEFORE) HA'E TH' $10,000 LEFTY 1 TrtAT AONEY IO TEARS DEPUTY THAT I I 1 BE AVER CA4'T SET VlHAT ICE LEDGER HVMS HID IN THE ICE' J AGO, LUKE. AND YOO J ARRE5TED LEFTY J 1 Jl"- -VA006E' BREAKS OFrY,! m KILT Hlrt WHEN HE V AFTER TH' rA 1 7i J ' OTTOBBERYy Wash Tubbt By Leslie Turner LIFEREALW V YIPSf HOW NICE, MRS. BLEEKE fiaT I HEABD AND KNOWING JULKIE.ICAM ) BETTER HUBRV, EVA! 1 I SEGNS FOR VCO X 1 AW UL NEVEK F0R6ET ALL MR. PLEEKE TELL IMS SEE rH0W HE 'TERRIFIED WU Af? THOSE NEWSPAPER KEN I I TDtWiEVA.YOU LJL3 THE OTHER THINGS YOU DIP I HOW EVERVTHLNG jSINT0 KEEWS gUlET, Atlgyg- Jf ABE 6ETTINS IMWIENTT-lS MUST LOOK SOUK I BV FOR ME IN SPITE OF JULKIE ! B HAPPENEP.IWSO WlS,!to8 PZf "I I MB. BUNDV5AI0 HEWS Vj Mley Oop By V. T. Hamlin r9x'nR.S SSS AMP YOO ARE f THE BOYS ARE tOH.' PROBABLY THINK I Vop Freckles and His Friends By Blosser Aremtyougomna GNE ME A LITTLE OF THAT LISHTNIN5- Mem look definitely SILLY UNDER. UMBRELLAS. LARO SMITH' BESIDES, YOU'RE NO GENTLEMAN.' A GENTLE MAN ALWAYS WALKS ON THE OUTSIDE, NEAR. THE CURB Okay -but just Tell, me why should a guy walk om the outside ? whats IHC KfcASUN FOR IT? : 'i U 'l'.'il 1 IcOPB. 1W BY UFA SERVICE INC. T. M. ftEC. UPATl orf. - V-lo j Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray "MWW V ' ' ' ' yT1 iiy" v n RBzsiiiasMi afemiBg: N ; lots op folks W oh. a farmer has If but a farms? ha! what ) W MO MATTER HOW "V NO -BUT IF YOU WORK A SEEM TO THINK I TO 6EA BUSINESS MAN i DOESMT ORAW A INVESTMENT i HARD YBU WORK. YOOj HARD AND USE YOUR mjf IT OOESKT TAKE LAND-BUILDINGS" ; B SALARAND HIS QOES PAY H NEVER GET RICH S HEAD. YOUU. NEVER KiP.'H! 1 CAPITAL TO BE FENCES-MACHNERY- ! INVESTMENT PAYS MUCH, THESE B$s0N A RMtjlSTARVE. EITOERAJjM 1 A FARMER J STOCK A.FARMER HAS AWFULLY POOR OAYS? L Polio Drive Totals $1206 LAKEVIEW, March 20 Gross receipts of the infantile paralysis fund drive In Luke county were 51206.48, accord' ing to a final summary an nounced by Chairman Glenn C BuKley this week. Total receipts were about $1111 above lust yeur's figure. Net returns above expenses were . $1110.75, of which 50 per cent will be re tained In the county unci the balance sent to the National Foundation for use In research work. The detailed report of the drive shows returns as follows: women's division. S48. 91: March of Dimes, $466.25; coin collec tors, S1D1.B5; dances, $403.74. OBITUARIES HIV IIII.L UTOnilAHIl Guy Hill Stoddard, a resident of Klamath county for the taut 'JO year pacd away in Utti city on Tuud March 19. JD4tt at 2 30 p, nt. following" an illness of ono week. He was a native of Perry, Ore., and at the time of hli death wan id 3(1 year 11 months and IB day. Surviving are hit wife. Mrs. Luclo Stoddard and two aauiinter. lucio Ann and L.inun Jean, all of thli city: one brother. Norma n Thomas Stoddard of Portland. Ore. The remains ret In the Earl W hillock Fu neral Home. Pine at Slxih. where friend may call after 10 a. m. Thursday. Notice of funeral to te announced In the next Usue of this paper. ClIAKI.rS Ol.MMTKA!) BROWS' Charles Olmatend Urown, a resident of Klamath county for the pait H years, passed away In Klamath Falls on Wed nesday. March 20. 1946 at 0 a. m. He was a native of Klamath Falls and wm aged 14 years a mooths and 21 days at the time of his passing. Charles was a student of the 7 th grade, Falrvlcw school. ' Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cnrleton O. Brown, Crystal, Ore.: two brothers, Ober C, Brown. U, S. army and William E. Brown of Crystal: three sisters, Mrs. Josephine Lyon of Malln, Ore.. Virginia F, Brown of Crystal, and Mrs. Margaret J. Mc Crea of Agncss, Ore. The remain rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home, 023 High. Funeral arrangements will he an nounced later. FUNERAL NORMAN ALEXANDER (tINCLAlft Funeral services for the late Norman Alexander Sinclair, who passed away in this city on Monday, Moron. HI. lit 4(1, will be held In the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. 023 High, on Thursday. March 21. 1046 at 10:30 a. rn. with Rev. Charles J. Sundstrom of the lmmanuel Baptist church officiating. Concluding services and Interment will follow at Llnkvlile cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend. Courthouse Records Complaints Fllrd Theodosla Plckwell vs. Fred Plclcwrll. milt for divorce. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Couole married De cember S. 1938, at Toledo, O. Plaintiff asks custody of one minor child. M. C. Mcrryman, attorney lor piaintur. Virginia Pen rod vi. Jack Penrod. suit for divorce. Charge, desertion. Couple married March 10. 1020. at Enid. Okla. R. B. Maxwell, attorney for plaintiff. Alice Traver vs. Walter B. Trover, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Couple married May 30. 1030. Plaintiff aski property settle ment, a. v. ocnaupp, attorney tor plaintiff. Josephine Peters vi. Ben Peters, suit for dirorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married October 23. 1037. at FInfistaff. Ariz. Plaintiff asks property settlement. J. C. O'Neill, at torney jor piainuii. Lorene I. Dlllev vs. Stanley E. Dlllev. suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Couple married July 24, 1037, at Enid, Okla. Plaintiff asks custody of one minor child and oron- erty settlement. J, C, O'Neill, attorney iur piainuii. uecrees orantea Edythe M. Leslie vs. Thomns L. Leslie. Norma Hoot vs. Frank Root. Rita L. Bark ley vs. Clifford Barkley. Justice Court Frank Mnrtfun Cnrlnwa. rwrtnlttlnff nn licensed minor to drive. Fine, 93.90. Leland Ault Fisher, no muffler. Fin 5.50. vernon una rim watKim, no operator license. Fine, 80.30. James FthrHffa CnHnwn rirlvln uhn license revoked. Fine. 2!i. Don Garvin Jones, no muffler. Fine, 3.DU, Market Quotations Wtdntidiy. March 20, 1S4S CLASSIFIED HATES Slop), nntlo tnai'k.t wliula imnuw Nr.w villlK. Mnrfh an (API atul m rtvv aoloclfMl IniluNli-lnli biiiiib m-iuiiu ut loua.v ii ,m. " lint Ilia licild aiul mlx.O. CIohIiim uuntnUuiti: Ainoi'U'nn Caw Am Tel i Tot Aurtl'omlu - C'nlir 1'mklhil Cuiniuunwcnllh m oo Ciirlln-Wiiulil (ipnvrnl KTrflrlo tlttnvntl Mulor, (It Nor Hy pfil hit llHrviwtoi' ... Kpttnnctilt l.oMM-llcll "A MonlMtintpry Wbi'U ... Nnli-Kclv N Y I'oiilrol ., Northern I'cu'lflt! I'lU' t;nn A Kl J C I'pullOY Sttfewny Store. t.. Hear, itoelKK'k Southern 1'iu'irie .Stunilartl llratitl. Slutlrhnker Suimhino Mtutotf Union oil Cullt Untolt Pflt'tllc II 8 Steel Wantor Picture. ... IKI M.IUII', ... 4lltt , U ... II ... 4HH ... 7'Jlt Oil ... "II ... t:i' ,. : V. ,. ii.t ii ,. H1. .. -J7i. ... Ul I .. ,.. Mt. ... U' ... U mi ... .. :' in'. ... an, .,tni. .. ni't ... JUL Potatoes Out day j tmy run , i day run , 4 day run , d day run Month run Week run . Ads rei'etved by ante (inriintin in 4u mtt word ..por wuiu ..tier word llu ..pel wurtl l3u - por wurd Up ur Word 4Au . ur word Ifio II. Will aiinaa. ninny viltlinil VWViiiiii-i-i- r Ji " i i rivM'W yw Now Today WANTKI) HlPiHigratihtr fur iciipihI nfflcn work, Nhnt'lhand required, Hi II. T. Frttney, Pullvo Judga, Clly tln. Phono riJi4. i;imr ., POTATOKS-New Florida, 44 U 80' It. Imu POTATOES t.mal IlurUank, W-3 3" cenul: Idaho, ij W 4 cental; Uet hut loos, No. 1, 94 cental; 23 s, 1.UU; 13. OUc. I.OS ANCELKS. March M fAP USDAI Potatoes: 12 broken. 30 unbroken curs on Irack; arrivals, Idaho 4, Hull 3, Cali fornia 3. Florida 2; three cars arrived oy irucx; maraoi irauy. am rnANn.vn March SO (AP tISDAt Potatoes, old stock: 1 broksn. iv nnhmknii fr on track: arrivals uaniornia o, ureaim i, itwnu u, " very dull: most lecetpts going Into cold storage, no saics. rillPAnn Marrh 30 (AP-UKDA' Potatoes arrivals 14H, on track 370, total I). S. Bhlpmenta I17U. tild Htix-ks uoolles moderate: demand slow, for western red stocks market steady: for Idaho Huwts market slight ly wenkr; (or northern stocks market rattier wean. Nkw aiitcks sunnlles moderate: de mand fair, market lightly stronger; Idaho lltiurl iiurtunKS v. a- no i, ;t iLV Nvbruka filial Trlumnit) U. 8. No. 1. M 30; Minnesota and North Dakota Cobblers U. 8. No. 1. 3 30-2 43, com mere la I ft DO: It isS TtlUmiW- Com merclat t.iw: Wlwoiuln Chippewa V S. Nn. 1. 2 00; 1'ontlacs conttiie rrini 92 23: Florida ao 10. SSCHS ATI' Uinphs 92 33-2 30. livestock" DENVER. March 20 iAt-UMDA-Sal. ahle ilirru 4UOU: total tMWO: Iambs inwl ly itcady; ewes unevenly strong to 23 rents miner; Clearance praciicany com plete; nearly 40 double choice rail shipped fat wooled tainhs 915 50; few load good and chnlco 914 H3-I3 33; most sales memo, few flat; good and choice slaughter ewes largely fl 00; few good ana cnoico iceuing tamos ia w w, SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. March 20 (AI'-UHD At salable cattle ii, raives none: smnll kiiiii v so il irons; usra age 1010 lb, stetrs 910 73; load lots gd heifers and cows abient; few 0O3 lb. range cows 912.73; heavy dairy tyoe cows 91 1 0O-30. Common rows 910 So; cutlers 90 00: practically nothing below si) uo; en i vet nominal; gooa-cnoice quoicu 913 00-Id 00. Salable hogs 100. Including 40 feeder pigs; steady; good-choice 2UO-30U lb, bar rows ana gnu quoted sis du; goou sows 111 n.r Salable sheep none: good-choir wooiod lambs quoted sis w ia w; me dium good ewes at 93.00-000, PORTLAND. Ore.. March 20 (AP tHDAi Halnhle cattle 200. total 330: salable and total calves 33; market very active: strong at ino week s advance on lower grade cows; one lot medium grade WW lb. sleers 9UI.40; week's ton fed steers 910 Oo paid Monday: common medium hrifcrs 912 00-14.00: cutters down to $0 00; canner-utter cows 97 so il so; rat dairy type cows to si t oo: medium 1eef cows 912 00-23: sausage bulls mostly 910 00-12 00; good light butcher hulls up to 913.30: good-choice vealers 910 00-30: odd head 917.00: cull- medium vealers 97.30-13 00. Salable hogs 100; total 3O0; market active; steady; harrows and gilts motly 9I3HO: few sows 1303: small tots ool- cnoice around HO lb, feeder pigs 413 ), Haiablo anil total lieop 30; market sleadv: food IUU lb. wooled limit 114 30: strictly sood -choice salable In si.tuu; icw common lamus siooo-ii.oo; good ewes salable 0 00-30. CHICAGO. March 20 -AP-USDAI Salable hogs 3300; total 12.000: active. steady: good and choice harrows and gills, 914.U3 ceiling; ow, 914.10 celling; complete early clearance. Salable cattle lo.ooo. total 10 000: tri able calves OM); Iota I 000; general market fully steady, largely steer run; bulk 913 30-17.30; lop 9IH00; best yearlings 9 17.0.3; heifer yearlings 917 00; bulk half, ers 914.73-1030; other killing clashes In srnnt supply; most beef cows 910 30 13.00; ffKMl cows 914 .V): competitive trade on bulls, with weighty beef of ferings to 914 30 and heavy dairy hulls to 913.73: vealers firm, but inn sin no- stock rattle scarce and firm. Salable sheep 4000; total 3000; alow, early sale slaughter lambs fully steady: slaughter ewes scarce: three loads good and choice fed wooled western lambs 913.73: deck moitly good 913 33: rarlots good and choice fed clipped lambs No. I kins 914.23; some good and choice fed Wooled western larnha liolri amim.i 910.10. WHEAT futures traders found little or no In centive to do business today and prices dragged along most of the time, lacking cither pre ii ure or demand. njniuMiDn nouses and other iey were awaiting the government reports on acreage which farmers intended to plant to grain this Wheat and com closed unchanged i.bjw and 91.21': oni unchanged to uiinii, miiv o.ic ceiling: rye Uc lower to I'c higher. May 92 IOV4-2 111; n-.u, ni; 91. Ceiling. WEATHER BIKES FOR RENT Make Reservation. For Sunday Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE "UUBIOCK" DIGESTIVE TRACT And Stop Do.lng Your Stomach With Soda and Alkallzwa Don't expect to got real relief from neudache, sour stomach, pan and bad breath by taking soda and othor alka- , lizora If the truo cause of your troublo la constipation. Inthiscase,yourrea1troublolsnotlii the stomach at all. But In tho intestinal tractwhoro80 ofyourfoodls dljiostod. And when it geta blocked it foila to digest properly. What you want for real relief la not , oda or an alkalizor but aomclhinit to "unblock" your intestlnnl tract. Some thing to clean It out effectively help Mature get back on hor feet. Got Carter's Pills right now. Taka them as directed. They gently andoffoe tivoly "unblock" your digestive tract. This permits your food to movo along normally. Nature's own digcstlvojulces can then roach it. You get genuine rollof , that makes you feel realty good again. Get Carter's Fills nt any drugstore 25. "Unblock" your intestinal tract for real rollof from indigestion. Eugene Klamath falls Sacramento .... Portland fteno San Francisco Seattle Mcdford Hcd Bluff .12 Max. Mln. Preclp. .00 .01 .40 .IK) .III ...lit ...n ...11 NOnTOERN CALIFORNIA Partly cloudy and .lightly warmer today and tonight. Thumday cloudy with light rain extreme norm portion and partly cloudy outh portion. Moderate north west wind oft coast. OREGONPartly cloudy In we.t and moitly cloudy In cast portion today and tonight, with occasional mow flurries east portion. Cloudy Thur,day with some light rain on north cnail. Little temperature change. Oentle variable winds off coast becoming westorly lata tonight. . VITAL STATISTICS CLEMENS Born at Klamath Valley !,,?;,?".",',.K""n,,.lh Fal1". r- M"ch Iff 1IM0, to Mr. and Mrs. Acel Clemens, ami Kane, a boy. . Weight: a pounds lO'A ouncas, r . BSia1, ,KI"mulh " Ore., March 10, !SJS" Mr' "ni Mr"' ""llsnd H. Cox V ounce, "' y' We'"l! 8 Pounds WOltTillNaTON- Born at Hill. Ids 20, 1040. to Mr. and Mri. Alvli Worth jEXfon, route .1 box Ml. ' city, a girl. Weight: II pounds :i ounce,. " " ifimIM,0feIVBrn ot..1 M" hospital, Slmhi 2- Mnrch ' l to Mi,'ni l.r"i ""ymond Schmoll, im """jon1 drive, a boy, . Weight: 8 pounds ounces. j, Charles II of England sold Dunkcrque to the French for 5,000,000 livres. . . aV lOMOmtOW AllllOHI Ibpindiibt 4-VIOITAILI LavaTivi C.tllBH. ,,,, O.H, 1, ,. err a 25c box roil MAt.R OH I.KANK. all part, Hi,. In on highway anil II. II. locution, n,,, liullillnm, for general atore, meal mar ket, Imrher shop, vnta, Itoulu to bullu cot...... .... Have cii.toiner. walling for good hum.. pernmima til loam. (IOMKII JUNKS, IIKAI.'I'OII 400 Main HI, I'huuo 1117 3M roil MAI.K -ferlllled While llwTaiiii l,ein seen iiuiriov.. riiu niurray, 1 mile weil Maciloel, Calif, ,1.7 roil NA1.K Heed liutaluei, While 11, 1.0 and lleiui. Cerllried, aliu a llmiinil amount of good drop seotl. Crawford A woite, iiueiaae. I'll. ,1.7 WANTKI) Man Willi carpenter tool. 10 mum iiiercnanui.e unpiay ualuie. 01 part lime bails. Phone 11037, 3-2i KOI! HKNT- Mnuiekeeplug rttoin. Cloie In. Phone 07U.I. l m roll MAI.K Davenport, Treavy player piano 111 excellent romiiunn, lion, m eluded srui ixi. Phone iuiao. x jj ron MAI.K Neal IwO'twdroom hume. nlr.ly fur nlihetl. with nne-itaii acre good .oil, for tttiso, Quick poiie.ilun. One-leilronm hnina In Mill! Addlllon, for llnoo. Uown iiayntent floou. quick posieiilon, Me Joe Perry with r f. WKAVKtl. ItKAt.TOhll Ileal K.lata and Imurance J.KI I. Main Phone 07A4 3 31 WK AUK I.OAIHNU ferllllier al our feed yard, al Malln. We load It . you haul II Llve.lock tluylng Co, Phone tt Malln. 311 roil MAI.K CJentle. well brok. laddie . horiei. Call 7J70. 3.31 DIII'M MKT complete, .79 00. Mheplierd Muile Co. 3-u WANTKI) -Hauling of any kind. Innulre mi. .1 una a.uiA. . nine nortn 01 vev erhaeuier Juucllon. 3.33 WANTKI) Woman for hour work twice weekly. Phone 73U7. 3-33 MAID WANTKI) Inqulra al de.k al Ar cade Hotel. 3. tl WANTKI) Combination Plenerman and Planer feeder, running approalmalely Ml MtlK dully, drv s4. (i.xnl tiav. Tel. IIT4. Niirague lliver, American has Corporation, bprasua niver. oieeon 1 30llf roil HKNT. One-ruom cabin furnlihcd Cell 4MU lio. Sill. 3 JO roil HKNT- Mleam healed front Sleeping and living room unll. ureer Ap.it ment Hotel, 710 Main. 137311 roil MAI.K My enully In 4-room hom.. aaraea and acre of around. 1133 Wl.rd. g.U I. II. Yl. AND al Hrooklng.. Oregon. 3'. acre, fur iale. Ocean view, black vlr gin .oil. Ilruihed. plowed and planted to cover crop. Price .3400.00, Can lup ply Crolt earllna. ami liulbleli for fell planting. Collena Miller, owner. a:tt4 M. W. (iarden Home lload. Poll land, Oregon, 3-33 ron HA1.K io:ia Ponllac. Four doer, New lire.. Clean. Ph.'47Sfl. 310 roll ItKNT 3-rnoni bouie, some fur nlihlugi. .10 00 per inonlh. No chil dren. 11U3 Logan. 3 30 ron flAI.K Moll pipe and filling.. AIo leel ,plle lank.. Davis Plumlilng t.'o. 3J7 E. Main. Ph. S7KI. I303II KOI! MALE Poll film, .lie 117. 130, 030, lie. OIS, Carmlchael's Newuland. )4 Main. 311 WANTKI) llem.ttlchlng machine. Call al 3.110 Mhaila Way. Jl NKW AND lIMKf) reeordi. Ily the Ihmi. andi. 30e up. .Shepherd Muile Co. 3-33 rOIIND- Metal bracelal, Initialed "O. I. H" "J. II. H." Inquire) Herald and News office. 3-33 I WILL NOT lie reipomlble for any I1III1 olher than my own. John W. Bnillh 3-33 CHAIIIH rOUNDATIONS Phone B4.U JKNNIK LEACH IIAVK CAKII for modern 1 or a lwdroom house, In good location. Call Leon., 34n. 3X1 WANT TO IIIIV model A or coupe Would comlder aedan, BIS Dolores or phone 7231. 3-W MtlHICAI. INMTIIIIMKNT conlael mlkei and amplifiers. Shepherd Muilo w. WANT TO IHJY- Ke.lauranl grille. Slate price and condition. I . o. uux mi. Weed. Calif. 9-33 WANTKD Woman lo do general home work, small houie. Could u.e marrien couple. Phone 40.73 evening! between 0 and 0. 3-22 WANTED- Woman to care for in months old baby. Call at Max's Coffee Hhnp between 4 p. m. and 13. 3-23 ron 8AI.E- Modern, l-hedroom home. Call afler S p. m 1727 Oregon Ave. Phone 4000. 3-22 FOR KA1.K--1IKI0 .Lincoln Zephyr, '42 motor SU2 victory Drive a-" FOR SALE Montgomery Word drag .aw, iieei frame, late mnnei, r.x:,,, condition C. J. rraley. Warden, Ore. 3-22 NEW AND USED PIANOS. Shepherd Muile t.'o. Moating Notices Klamath rolls Moos Lodge1 No. 1100 meets on Thurs. day nlghu, 8 00 p. m. Ini tiation every second anq fourth Thursday. Wed.lf The noyal Neighbors of America meels the second and fourth Fri days of each month at K. C. hall, 400 Main. 1-20 Klamath rails Aerie No. 2000 neeulflp meeting every Tuos day night, 7:49 p. m. r.u.e. nan, titn ana WllnuL Vl.lllna membora cordially invited. if ,. fO ... V(fVVleVMVVVMsAfVVVVMVsiVIAA'V Lo.t and Found LOBT-Brown leather billfold eonlnln- ing money and valuable papers, min er keop monoy, send billfold to Al fred McNalr, P. O, Box 173, Sprague II Ivor. 3-20 LOHTIn or around Pelican theatre, aoiu rroncn coin oraceiot. itowaru. i-. 114 10, .1-20 LOST Man's Whllenaeur wrist walch. Howard. Return to Monarch Tire ser vice, 301 So. (1th. - 41 B-20 DANCE Dorrls, Calif. SAT., MAR. 23 Mualc by Local Orche.tra Admlg.lon 60c Per. on ',,Hn,i;,:rrr - -5 Time fllr N,0TcTV i.1" l' Jig . "' choir, " II Ufct now. w to ci S" a! in, ,,"." mum,,11 $ at! kl""' "I i 11. """" .H,. ' wi I IL J,n9 Hpm. r 'v"uni service New 'Wlatlo m "cPQlr Work WE HURRY gating tV Z1J4J REFRlGERA?f SALES and SERVICE WMESTIC ' and COMMERCIAL All "it PIBKCJ Prts. Control, . Id Stock, Oregon E A COMPLETE ' HEATING SERVICE Crioimlnc Hfp.irij. Snles - InitalliUooi CHIMNEYS STOVES - FURKACB Tufts Furnace Co, iicnung Spttlilbli PhontKj 2323 So. Oth PftEWAR Coinblnsllan Wood ini Ou -( Ideal for Ihk tmh WrlU to Hoy F, Brown Appliance Slor. lUaalai, CiHt DECORATING Pslnllnf Pietrtoaf.il Pruih or lew Old Woik Our liatklg llomei er Conmmtil SJJ w.lnul St. nmt r. J. Unit sad Vtna Wta LOCAL MOVING AND CARTAGE Anything Anywhtn In Ore-gon Anderson Motor hiji PI, 7nnn . mi vi.m.ik iJ SKFi'IC TANKS CLEANIM AND INSTALLED Tho Modern Wiy W. BAKSR Ph. 4903 VKNKTIAN BLIND OTl NEW STKKL BUNM ARI AVAIW Cleaning ass lupalrnuj -rrie tillnuui Pickup sna DtlKllT . . . 1 vnrf nHt PhA. sua 1U U "septic tanks ClEANCT inspecllon rre. - Koitn Wtsi Ed F. King Phoas SZ RHOADS Window Clea'mri Complel. I!wmcI"! CiiDllinc. "yiajl " .u H.lfll CLirroBu u 1 ALTAMONT NURSERY Phons 45S p'aint.no. caSSS work. Clly or wJJLi guaranteed, rrsnk JmW "-S DIIKSHMAKINfJ i aed slUrtWJ Oreliard. Ph. A PAINTING. Kemtonlnl .6"3 "rUIXEB BBUSIIM J lent Joycr, 14JJ rM" i SEPTIC TANKS CUA;,I equipment. ;"',(. W go anywhere, Ph"' g CAMKHA "'l"dlk!W'S Hell studio, ns ' I Theatre IPAIHirriTrlri W" ' Phone fl403jrtt tTiToTe dic wjSwAS Fiirnllurn Shop. UJ" tiiidlW ,,, rcflnlihlnl, W jdl lied hard cedar cm J way. Phone 4. 2401 Hops S,'1.nsi'1'1 welding by espcrW" KLAMA rH 3 733 Pln WINDOW cleaning. Hubbard. -Jjii 11100 rrcmont St. "