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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1946)
:".-'V Truck Undamaged In Highway Mishap ' A county, dump truck, driven y Roy Wilson, 6613 Leland, Nan undamaged in an accident renterday with a car driven by Elmer Shay, 71, of Merrill, ac fording to a report filed by shay. The mishap occurred on the tounty road out from Merrill sear the county gravel pit, and ipproximately $70 damages re lulted to Shay's 1938 Chevro let. Man Posts Bail For Running Red Light Only one traffic arrest was made by city police yesterday. Donald Hancock, 1831 Fargo, arrested last night for running a red light at Main and East Main posted $5 bail. Six drunks appeared in mu nicipal court this morning, while two drunks, one disor derly and one drunk and dis orderly bailed out of jail. WEATHER Me. 53 41 . 63 Eugene Klamath Falls Sacramento Portland 53 Reno ... n i. 56 San Franclico 56 Seattle -,- 52 Medford - 49 Red Bluff 62 Mln. Preclp. 37 Trace 26 Trace .00 .01 .00 .00 .12 .00 .00 36 42 . 26 42 37 26 43 OREGON: Partly cloudy east and cloudy with llsht rains west of Cascades tonight and Sunday. Slightly warmer. Moderate to fresh southerly winds off coast. VITAL STATISTICS NELSON" Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore., March 32. 1946, to Ensign and Mrs. Stuart Nelson, 841 Pacific Terrace, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 11 ounces, COLLINS Born at Hillslda hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., March 21, 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Collins, route 3 box 408, city, a glrL Weight: 8 pounds 4 ounces. ADAMS Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.. March 32. 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adams, 4759 A1U mont, a girl. Weight: 4 pounds 13 ounces. BROWN Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath rails, Ore.. March 32, 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brown, juonanu, Ore., a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 1 ounce. HODGES Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., March 22, 1946. to Mr, and Mrs. Patchall Hodges, Merrill, Ore., a boy. Weight; 7 pounds B ounces. OBITUARY KOBERT LYLC WILSON Robert Lyle Wilson. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wilson of Klamath Agency, Ore., passed away In Klamath Falls Saturday. March 23, 1946, at 6:90 a. m. He was a native of Klamath Falls. Ore., and was aged 1 year 6 months and 22 days at the time of his death. Besides his parents, he is survived by three brothers. Leon Hicks, Virgil Wilson Jr. and Darrell Wilson, of Klamath Agency; two sisters, Laura Jackson and Betty Hicks, and his grandmother, Mrs. Lottie Glenn. The remains reit at Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 925 High. Funer al arrangements will be announced later, FUNERALS (LOUIS) Wn.HELM I.UDWK1 FK Funeral services for the late Wllhelm Ludwig Ek who passed away in this city on Sunday. March 17. 1946. will be held In the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 925 High, on Monday, March 25, 1946. at 3 p. m. with Rev. S. M. Topness of the Klamath Lutheran church officiating. Concluding services and interment will follow at Link vi lie cemetery with the officers of Vnsa Order in charge. Friends are respectfully In vited to attend. JAMES RAYMOND HKRMAXT Funeral services for the late James Ravmond Hermant, who passed away in this city of Wednesday. March 20. 1946. will be held in the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral home. 923 High, on Tuesday, March 26, 1948. at 1:30 p. m. with Rev. Charles J. Sundstrom of the Immanucl Baptist church officiating. Concluding services and interment will follow at Linkvllle cemetery with Rev. J. W. Rowland of the Stewart-Lenox Mission in charge. Friends are respect fully invited to attend. Courthouse Records Marriage License AKIN-CLARK. Charles E. Akin. 29. farmer. Native of Oregon. Resident of Bonanza, Ore. Helen Bemice Clark. 18, student. Native of Idaho, Resident of Bonanza, Ore. Complaints Filed Lea Mora Smith vs. William Smith, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and in human treatment. Couple married April 6. 1928, at Bentonville. Ark. Plaintiff asks custody of two minor children and restoration of maiden name of Lea Mora Wilkerson. U. S. Balentine, attorney for plaintiff. Decrees Granted Mildred M. Tresner vs. Orville Ray Tresner. Lucille Shadduck vs. Ervin Shndduck. Marjorie De Salvo vs. James DeSalvo. Claudia M. Egeline vs. Charles D. Ege-line. Justlea Ceart Henrv Edwin Ouerheide. no tall llflht Fine. W.50. Ernest ueorge Roberts, failure to atop at a stop sign. Fine, $3.50, Ralph Joseph Port, no operator's li cense. Fine, $5.50. O. C. Shaw, permitting livestock to run at large. Fine, $10. VVVVVWVvWvVVVVVVrAMrrArA LEGAL NOTICES RESOM'TION NO. HI WHEREAS, Slate Highway No, 30, of the State of Oregon, known as the Klam ath Falls-Lake view Highway, is routed through the City of K lama In Falls. Klamath County. Oregon, a municipal corporation, and the route officially adopted for said highway by the State Highway Commission traverses the fol lowing street or streets, or avenues, or roads, of said city; to-wlt: South 6th Street from a point 237 feet northwesterly from the center line of Owens Street southerly to the south city limits at Shasta Way and. WHEREAS, the Slate Highway Com mission of the State of Oregon la de sirous of receiving Federal Aid for the improvement of said highway, and, Wl IK RE AS, tho State Highway Com mission of the State of Oregon has caused a survey to be made, and plans prepared for the improvement of the State Highway traversing the street or streets, or avenues, or roads, as described herein, and, WHEREAS, If said proposed street Im provement is carried out, the work will be done pursuant to a grade or grades fixed and established by the Highway Commission, and. WHEREAS, the grade or grades and elevations to which the proposed im provement will be made are Indicated upon the maps and plans prepared for the proposed improvement which are on file in the office of the Oregon State Highway Commission, at Salem, Oregon, copies of which have been submitted to the city for Its record and for its approval, said grades being as follows, to wit: Beginning at grade elevation 4088.33 at a point in the center line of south 6th Street 227 feet northwesterly from the center line of Owens Street; thence to elevation 4088,49 at the center line of Owens Street; thence, to elevation 4088.76 at the center line of Radcllffe Avenue: thence to elevation 4089.03 at a point in the center line of South 6th Street 58 feet northwest of East Main Street: thence to elevation 4089.19 at the center line of East Main Street; thence to elevation 4090.09 at the center line of Martin Street; thence to elevation 4090.74 at the south city limit of Klamath Falls in Shasta Way and. WHEREAS, pursuant to Chapter 88. Oregon Laws 1931 : and Chapter 529. Oregon Laws 1939; it is required that as a condition precedent to the change of the grade of any such street by the Commission, such grade change shall be consented to by the City. NOW THEREFORE. IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls. Klamath County. Oregon, that the grades estab lished by the State Highway Commission for the proposed Improvement of the street or streets, or avenues, or roads. as described herein and which are traversed by State Highway No. 30 of the Slate or Oregon, known as the Klamath Falli-Lakevlew HlKhway, the plans for which proposed Improvement are on file in the office of the State Highway Commission at Salem, Oregon, and a copy or con lee of which are on file In the records of the City, said grades being as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at grade elevation 4088.32 at a point in the center lino of South 6th Street 327 feet norlhwetcrly from the center lino of Owens Street; (hence to elevation 4068.49 at the center line of Owens Street: thence to elevation 4088.76 at the center lino of Radcllffe Avenue: thence to elevation 4089.03 at a point In the center line of South 6th Street 38 feet northwest of East Main Street; thence to elevation 4089.19 at the center line of East Main Street: thence to elevation 4090.09 at the center line of Martin Street; thence to elevation 4090.74 at the South city limits of Klamath Falls In Shaita Way are hereby approved, and consent is hereby given to such change, and the State Highway Commission hereby ii permitted to construct, reconstruct. Im prove, repair, and or maintain the said streets in accordance with aald grade changes. Passed by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls. Klamath County, Oregon, this lHth day of February. lt)4t). BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Common Council does hereby agree, within its lawful authority but without financial obligation or liability, to co operate with and aid the State High way Commission In the accomplishment of such street construction, reconstruc tion, improvement, repair, andor main tenance. S ID OSTKNDOltr, Mayor Attest: H. T. FRANEY, Police Judge and City Recorder, I hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of the original resolution passed by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, on the 18th day of February, 1946. at the regular meeting of said Common Council. Dated this 33rd day of February, 1046. 5 H. T. FRANEY, Police Judge and City Recorder. M. 33; A. 3 Incl. No, 333. NOTICE li hereby given that the State Land Board of the State of Oregon will receive scaled bids at Its office In the State Capitol Building, Salem, Oregon, up to 10:00 o'clock, A. M., on Tuesday, March 26. 1948. to lease (he 'title and overflow lands known as Flagstaff Lake, giving, nowever, to mo owner, or own ers of any lands abutting or fronting thereon the preference right to lease at the highest price bid, for a period of 96 hours after opening of said bids, pro vided such offer is made In good faith, and provided that the Board reservos the right to reject any and all bids. Said lands are situated In Lake County. Oregon and are more particular ly aescriDca as ioiiows: Beginning at a point which Is 918 72 feet North 89 degrees 30 minutes Eaat from the closing corner of Townships 34 and 35. Range 25 East of the Wil lamette Meridian, thence North 22 de grees 10 minutes Weit 1071.00 feet: thence North 43 de .trees 38 minutes West 734 30 feet: thence North 25 de- Kees 30 minutes west 1572.0O feet; ence North 06 degrees 10 minutes East 2641.00 feet; thence North 05 de grees 40 minutes West 3396.00 fret, thence North 39 degrees 80 minutes East 1040.00 feet; thence North US tie- rees 10 minutes East tiWl.00 feet: icnce North 03 degrees 40 minutes West 678.00 feet; thence North 67 de grees 03 minutes Eait 748.00 feelt thence South H5 degrees 06 minutes East 2130,00 feet; thence Smith 77 de grees 05 minutes Kaat 214J.OO feat, thence South 89 degrees :M minutes Kait 3485.00 feet; thrnco South 84 de grees 30 minutes East UUU.00 feet; thence South 57 degrees 25 minutes East 1725.00 feet; thence South 49 de- reea 30 minutes East 3515.00 feet: tence South 40 degrees 00 minutes East 2076 00 feet: thence South 30 de grees 35 minutes East 1706.00 feet, thence South 27 degrees 20 minutes Eaat 1293.00 feet; thence Smith 11 de grees 00 minutes Knit mm, 00 feet: thence South 46 degrees 35 minutes West 13:10.00 feet; thence South 80 de grees 00 minutes West 1920.00 feet; thence North 88 degrees 40 minutes West 3120 00 feet; thence South 31 de grees 10 minutes West 1170.00 feet: thence South 64 degrees 50 minutes West 1320.00 feet; thence North 66 degrees 30 minutes West 2310.00 feet: thenco South 83 degrees 03 minutes West 1330.00 feel; thence North 30 de grees 00 minutes West 1870,00 feet; thence North 31 degrees 30 minutes West 1336 00 feet; thence South 89 da urKHi nil mlnutM Wait 690.60 feet. The. leaae to contain a clauae that Flagstarf 1-ake will be drained and Its bed placed under cultivation and bids are to be made on the basis of a share of the crop produced. All bids should be addressed to Lewis d. Griffith, uierk or me tunic wnn nnnrH. Knlom Orniinn. and marked "Application and bid to lease tide and overflow lanrtn." , , Datrd at Salem. Oregon, this 19th day OX February iimo. i.kwis u nnirriTH. Clerk of the State Land Board. F. 13! M. 29-10-33 No, 3U3. i my tlfvws y& ?ftKs.r vNooYt.B fo.cvprV. v vovvtiirwww.oovfT M cvfw. -jpfc-J ,J&&& fV fcVOVOOOl YV ml 2SO." YO V. aDSt K0OVO VWRO W CV0V ciON- Xj'cfSi- GWG HVA KWfxX YOS4 f OWt "WNX VVYSVt 0061 RE. CA? VS 0 9001 ftVrw, ". f RED RTDER NO I ! AT V?u 1 fCTTvc rrsr 1 ( I'LL VJK56LE W SCALPJ "T" i (THERE n GOES ) TOWOTO'll ANOTHER 1 iSr 1 y f WEE, TONIm. SO THEY'RE NOT TALKING If T NO. tf- Tim If I ArTtK NHlCHINt AotvUi WHERE SHE 9PEHT 1 1 y FURTHERMORE jf J&FZfrtU EVA THEV MUSTA VT THAT TWO YEAR I . .. W THWTUKaV J fjA 11L TELL V0U AFTER IOO A LITTLE IWECTIOmN', BABE-. BUT U0WD UOU LIKE JO STEP INTO THAT SAtf 0 KJP't W n j in a, mstin S0TTV HAW V -C 6EE , TVAT5 5WELL! NOW EVERVBOOV TAKE " A f GOOO ES INDEED, MiS KA?0A(X THERE WOULONT 15 YE, X THINGS SURS f IT EASl ME'& MORNING, WS'RE JUST ASOJT TO f BSOMuCMVOU 155? TOV&K STARTING A OUSHTA PEP I CCVIN6 HERE SWAT'S OOCTOZ.--- CT STARTED '"AND ( COULD USE ANOTHER 1 HSdE" I THJS I UP AROUND V TO WORK, )t4QJ IT t AM I ON ON A NEW PROJECT, PAIR OP HANDS, S& EVERY M0RNIN6 HERE WITH HER NOT A AN r dTT5& . TIME 5 TOO.SO THERE'LL, BE V WOULD (BUD f;1 3 &ARD AND FRECKLES ARE BEGINNING TO WONDER IF THIS ISNT STRICTLY A WOMAN'S WORLD. THEVRe Juer etSlNNlNG- TO realize how tmeirgirl Friends lead Them around like puppies on a leash ... Did you wamt it) See me about") L&-Gl SPAETH IN SON iii ' . ISC? 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IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you are hereby cited to appear in the above en titled court lit the courtroom thereof at Klnmath Falls, ureifon. wiinin iwemy elrht (2i days from the first publica tion of thti citation and to show ratue. If any there be, why an Order of Sale should not be entered authorislntf and directing A. J. McDONAI-IJ. na ad ministrator of the above entitled estate, to sell the real property of the estate lit accordance with the not I Hon filed there in, aald real properly being described as ioiiows; Lots One (No. 1 and Two (No. 2. Block Seven No. 7t. situated In North Bly. Klamath County. Oregon, according to the duly recorded plat thereof. WITNESS, the Honorable David ft Vandenberg, Judge of the above entitled court, with the seal of saltl cwitri ml fixed, thin 21st day of March. 1!H. DAVID R. VANDENUERU, Circuit Judge. Attest: Chai. T. Delip. County Clerk Evrlyn Pierce. Deputy. M. a.t-.in: A. ft-l3-20 Nn. 324 CLASSIFIED RATES One day , , ,, p word 4c 2 day run word Ac 2 day run , p word 11c 4 day run , , p word 13c 5 day run p" word 14c Month run Week run ... , Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will aooear tame afternrunn In T4(" 'iimn tr word 4.V .per word 15c jllST RECEIVED! OPEN STOCift SHIP MENT MAPLE nEDROOM FURNI TlfnE. Included In shipment are 1 styles chests; 3 types of beds: twin and full slxe; dressers and vanities; ntte stands and benches. Made of fine quality maple In matching designs. See them today at Lucas Furniture, IDS K. Main. 3-M T"HAVE TERMINATED from ftbie Motor Co, Watch for announcement. ' Hank." 323 WANTED Wool presscr. AppTyRcl.able Cleaners. 3-23 FOR SAl--CdmpletelyTVurniB,hed 2-bed- room, moaern nouse, newiy paperea and painted Inside and out. Full slie lot. 2344 Ebcrlein. 3-23 FOR SAUE-Clrculatlng wood heater! New condition. Phone 7568. 3-23 FOR SALE Building 20 x a1 to be moved by Wednesday, 8 50-gaI, drums, 12.30 each. 2343 White Ave. 333 CASK for your used" Household Appliances. SIXTH STREET EXCHANGE 502 So. 6th Phone 71A0 3-27 RUUBER DOOR MATS 14" X 24" A very economical price for long-wearing door mat. Only 92.00. Lucas Fur niture. 105 E. Main. 3--0 THREE-BEDROOM modern, on acre, Summers Lane, 95250.00. Need listings of good city and subur ban homes. COMER JONES, REALTOR 406 Main St. Tel. 7507 3-23 520 ACRES 12 mlleiTNorth of iVkevlew". Oregon. Paved Highway. 315 acres natural meadow, will cut 500 tons hay. 30 acres timber. 175 acres alfalfa and grain. Modern home, good outbuild ings. Deep well for Irrigation. Fenced. Priced 928,500. 933.500 Includes com plete farm machinery. 100 head cattle and 55 hogs at market price. Cash or terms to responsible buyer. Favell UtJey Realty Company, Lakevlcw, Oregon. 3-29 LOST Black kid prewar glove. Finder leave at iieraia ana news. 3-a LOST Black Cocker Spaniel, male. Last seen at county uravei fit near Mor rill. Reward. Phone 4031. 3-20 WANTED Experienced tire salesman. Permanent position, salary and bonus. Apply Burness Motors. 3-20 CUSTOM PLOWING, harrowing, disc ing, can at woo Homcaaie Hoad or Phone 3035 or 7020. 3-20 FOR SALE Completely furnished and reaecoratca Oregon Ave. nome, living room, large bedroom and kitchen, di nette, electric stove, oil heater, veno tlan blinds. Also furnished basement apartment, large lot, 2 garages, good Income property. Immediate posses sion. Terms. Phone 3057. 3-20 LARGE SELECTION OCCASIONAL Furniture Included In new stock are occasional tables, cocktail tables, lamp tables, end tables and radio ta bles. Choice of mahogany or walnut finishes in squares, ovals, and rounds. Lucas Furniture. 105 E. Main. 3-20 FOR SALE Attractive 3-bcdroom" home, close in. Hardwood floors, fireplace, full concrete basement, furnace. Ex cellent condition. A real nice home, Write Box 1438, Herald and News. 3-25 FOR SALE-3-ton, long wheel base, G. M. C. truck. Phone 4007. 3-20 FOR SALE 1038 Pontine 4-door scdnn, Ph. 4750, 3-23 FOR SALE Upright piano, good condi tion, rn, bow, 3-23 AIREDALE PUPS, litter registered. J. A. unwion, m. 3, Aioany. a -20 CERTIFIED POTATO SEED, Netted Gem, one year out of tuber test. J, C. Rlghtmlcr, Rt. 1, Box -36-0, 2 miles from Merrill toward town. 3-20 CASH FOR YOUR USED DISHES and uooKing utensils, SIXTH STREET EXCHANGE 002 S. Oth. Phone 7100 3-27 LISTINGS WANTED For Action, Call 5414 STROUT8EJ1' fJr.n1.at ftdverllHer of roun fry nrnvcrty. Una mtiiln over 07.000 finlFN of Jloiiif KnrmN Acrens;.. lurfrH from nil over lh World. Free open ll.tlnir. E. A. STROIIT REALTY AGENCY CHESTER T. BJERKE Local Associate 1815 Oregon Avenue "SLOOfitXlL Composition NEW,4Poors & Shingle I OVER OU Flat Work Gum Coating Let ui Inspect your roof needi before the rainy season H. C. HIGH S21 Commercial Phone 6632 CASH fur your nod ua,d furniture, ana so. om " ''.JJ fOirMVTni.'.r.a(Ml nil. ton.. ,f"n. '"',:? fl.avy a-liora. Iralltr, 4 Ch.vrol.t truck wlmla ud ct""l pit. I'll. no. Toil HAl.S WooJ r.ll. colli, hot wat er tnuk. Alio wood licat.r. I'll. 31. I7IH Wall. " " rKiml.lZKlOroin Mallll atock yardi, S y.ara old. no hny, no alraw. (l-loll load, (llIU) delivered. I'hon. 7UM. 3 W "BTOUT8 AMtMIMt'M MHICIATION HYMTKM Slronser, ruat-pnwf and only i lioavy a. alrel ill. now ud. Im liroved aluoiluutll rotliilliia ilealan av.a J9 of ninvliuj llm. n. len.llia, when coupled can b. carried BI 40 ft. len.tlli. Adeilllately or Mini autoninllo couiilhm. Me. local d.al.r. J, w. Kerna, 7:U 8. Olh. I'll. 4IB1. 3-M foil" 8A1.K I'ehlil ducka." drak.a. ducki, 1 50 .ach. Bin Blmm.ra Av,. roVrsAX;13"H'llocktrom"noi.vell cliool on t'acltlo Torrac. Call 7.IU evenhiaa. . IMOII roltNI-TWD car k.yi. Inquire Herald and Newa. a-M 4W0-KUOM IIOUMie lor "rent, partly lur nlilied, 110 00 a month, llltt Lo(an. 3 13 Cblf-HAI.K'Oir" HICNT 'll"acrea puiate llrouod, U nillea from town. C, II. UcHUh, llonamn. . 3-a7 X liolNll IIHHINKSS iiroduclim and !! Irllmlliiil. IIIK) head fine dairy rattle: 31 yeara tit biulnra,. Kor coniiilet. In fnrinalliui wrlle Wlioleaal. Dairy, El l'aao. ToK. 3- KOIt SALE "OH TltAOK rmir-room luu,e and Maraue, 3:13 Jefferaon. Lot aullalile tor anulher hiillcllna. Caah or terim. Inquire No. II, Looiula llld . Clly. 133.11 liM I "ClIKVHOLt'l' ."p'aaner coup.. NIC. condition. Take clean, older ae. dan and ca,h. P. O. llo 74dt City. 3 J3 roil "SALE" - " Ford ' traclur. attention wheela, cultlvntur and aide mower at tachment: one Iron Aaa Untie row po tnlo planter. Call 3.1J7. 3 M Kbit ' SALIC One tleneral Xlect'rlc tail battery chamer, like new. I7H l. One Coca-Cola Ice cabinet, lo.ou. ih. Tin. 3 18 1 Mooting JNotlcs Kl-mnlh rulli Aflrlfl No. auuo, itctniUr inMttii (ivnrv l'UMa (Iav night, 7.4.1 p, f.u.e. nnii. win Walnut. VUltli membra eordl Invltccl tt 2 Lo and Found rOtlNU-MeUl Itracctot. inlllaltr""Ort'.' H" J. it. S." Ingulrs Herald and News office. 3 M VWWWWVSAVMMIeMsMr General Notlcea EAGLES DANCE Every Sat. Night for members ond their ladles Dancing until 1:00 A. M. buffet rooms now open. Admission It your paid-up membership card. Music by Shepherd's Orchestra Th-F-3 10 Services REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL All Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment In Stock. Oregon Equipment Co. Phono 6617 127 So. 6th St. 2217tf City Delivery Service Phone 8417 Messenger Service Parcels Baggage O. Anderson W. Robinson At Your Service 1018tf PREWAR Combination Wood and Oaa Ranges Made by Magic Chef Ideal for this territory. Writ, to Roy F. Brown Appliance Store iceiioing. t-allf. 4-1 DECORATING" Painting Paperhanglng nruah or Spray Old Work Our Specialty Homea or Commercial 838 Walnut St. Phon. 407 r. J. Lenli and Vern. Wllaon 107.111 ALTAMONT. NURSERY Landacaplng, Tree Trimming, Lawna. Shruba. Trees I'non. 4339 3314tf WATKINS "PltOnUCTS j. v;. inarm 3243 Home Ave, ph. 0913 4-13 CUIITAIN8 LAimuEitED. Pick up arid umivBr, i-n. no. a, 4-17 DIIKH.HMAKINO Sd iMrSOoMT'tlKM Orchard Ph. 0739. 4077tf PAINTINCl, Romtonftg ndCinaomin- .iiK. . n. ,. 4-11 ipin i'ir nhi'.i.dii. itf Clem Joyer, 1433 Marlla Phon. IMI77. 4-llm SEPTIC TANKS eLEANEinTgTd e r n equipment, 4-whcel drive truck, will go anywhere. Phone (WHO. 4-llptf CAMERA repalra of all" kinds dono .1 Dell Studio, next door to Pin. Tree Theatre. oin.i THEODOItE biCKSON UnhSllferln. furniture Shop. Upholstering, repair ing, reflnlshlng, springs reconditioned, fled hard cednr cheats, 3041 Shasta way. Phono 4317. 3.20 rtoonS-Lald,- sanded and flnihcd; DeWitt and Korl Floor Co. Ph. 8739. 4-13 . . s-ia CURTAINS Laundorcd arul itretched" Phone 3717. o-22m fi'HIVEWAV GnAVEirdeilvoreari'hone ."''0. 3-22 PRUNING and gardening. Jesse B. Smith. Phone 30IH) oiler S p. m. 3-31 ViltBlL'8 AUTO TOP SHOPrtop." and upholstering 319 E Main JOOOlf AVON PRODUCTS. Coll 0144 4-23 rOR STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA; ..r ':."i"-. a-Kfm 8KWINO MAClitNrTTlEitVieE-" Ati ,,u,, ui,., aio onaria way. 3-ISmb NEW WELDING Si'f6P-dw5pen"" "at 3408 Hopo St. Electric and acetylene welding by experienced men. Ph. 3000. 4-0 BIKES FOR RENT Make Reservations For Sunday Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE IIKEAI.P NSIVI, Klamath falls, Ore, 10 Service! RADIO REPAIRING All Mukci unci Models Pickup Mini Delivery Dial 6232 All Types Rudlo Bnttorles In Stock, Available Tubes, Pelican Radio & Appliance Co. Frnnchlsod Gllfillon Radio Dealer 1 19 So. 5th St. . J 27tf Plumbing Heating Service NEW Installation and Repair Work WE HURRY Davis Plumbing & Heating Co. 337 East Miiin Phone B701 2u4Ult A COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE Cleaning Repairing Sales ItiHtttllntlons CHIMNEYS STOVES FURNACES Tufts Furnace Co. Heating Specialist 2323 So. Oth l'lioue flSO.I 3(Htf Do You Need Money? If you do, the answer Is simple, call the Commercial Finance. A friendly quick Interview and the loan Is completed. Loans from $50 to $300 on your Salary, Furniture, or Livestock, from S50 to $500 on your automobile, and you may take as long as 18 months to pay. Commercial Finance Corporation TOM O'DWYER 107 N. Oth St. 7711 003-U Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wo can now do your work for Low Monthly Payments Patton & Overeem Plumbing & Hooting Co. Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4121U APPLIANCE REPAIRS We repair and service all makei of radloi, vacuum cloancrf and many other electrical rppllancci. We may have tho typo ot radio tube you need. Rcasonnblo prices. Phone 8188. SEARS ROEBUCK Tuc.-Thurs.-Sot.-tf Sewing Mochincs Repaired Work Guaranteed SINGER Sewing Machine Co. 418 Main St Ph. 8402 1542H LOCAL-MOV INC AND CARTACE Anything Anywhere in Oregon Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7380 101 Klamath Ave. 8Rtf AND INSTALLED Tho Modern Way W. BAKER Ph. 4003 '082tf VENETIAN BLIND' SIIOP NEW BTBEL BUNDS AI1E AVAILABLE Cleaning and impairing Kreo Estimates Pickup and Delivery E. ROLAND Phone oaao KOrr, Owner 110 N. lh SEPTiCTANKS"CLEANED Inspection free - Modern Equipment ContenU Hauled Away Ed F. King Phono 3230 7HI tllAIUH FOUNDATIONS Phone IHlia JENN1K I. EACH n-M REPAlllS - llefriteratlon, ' water pump. Phone 0402 or 3l).12i 42411 PLOWING of'dlsclng work. Phono 3M, Molln. 3-211 PAINTING CALCIMININO, enamel work. City or country. Satisfaction guaranteed, Frank Jenks. Phone 7270. 115tr DlitKSSM7CkTNOTruttohs aiicl hucklcis' covered. Alterations on new and old elolhlng, Mrs. II. M. Allender, 731 Main. Room 210 Phono 7203. 3-31m BOOkkEKPlNd,' Snonnahd. Typing Kindred subjects, office machines, KLAMATH BUSINESS COI.LECiK. . 733 Pine Ph. 4700 13271! DRESSMAKING ond AnofiTIons on new and old clothing. Mrs. Iluol Drnsheors, 10!M) Fremont St. Pll. II02. 4-12 LINOLEUM floors and drainhnards In alalled hy expert mechanics. J. L. Cal houn, Floor Covering Contractor, 010 Klamath, Phono U409 or evenings 0004. 4-13 HOUSE CLEANINO. Lis J. Pope. Phone 0040. i 4-8 PAINTfNa, IntoTToanirTxTerior. Kern toning, H. L. Brown. Phono 4220. 07t WiNbbWclconlng. " Phono "WMfTesso Hubbard. 3-30 PAINTING, DECORATiNaTPhonooao. i o r -I!l"H . RH Window rL "'1!':'! iiu?n,r 'hi!?"'1' "t,sMAi,,1,!!'!!!'i --.."na AA k. .il'lllll REPAIR u. MUitt'r6' WAN-run. :,i,erl.n,..J- - 1 Ai-piy I... i. nil. wiiN f pern....,,,! ,,,,," "M I.ANDIIV COM',"' WAN-.-Kn.iir and ra,..,( ,w() rKftwiH l'h. 1.1. """I bwl "' w,k. h.V.;r' H !6 Ho!PJYnUd1MiU Wanted JANITOR Afternoon and Evrolm Work. ' Ll.'ht Dutiti. Montgomery Wai WANTEC5 I Auto Overhaul Mechanic Only emurlMCM men nd apply, Mnly of wort XirinUonallir Uood hj, t lrvlrs MlMlar Dick B. Miller Co, rhons 1101 WANTKIl-i mnfiimrTl Nliovcllns. pm work, mit mil trrlns. rvmstil. tic. IV eii kw. 1 dni. tlus u, csts IlitUJ ml sj WANTi:i)-"Min"fbr iniUlaiSir inn. M.M l famllur wilt us ti at water tlvllvsrlci, cImbmi wl cnnrroia work, air, and hin ni knuwlrtlsa of rnslflttriiif. Alal uox jjoi, cart ilsrsu sod Bm WANTKI) CiOTbliuUMTTUMtMl I l'lanr fdcr, runnlnl ippienul M MHK dally, irr lllMw.l IIT4. ItmaliM River. Asattru I Corooratlun. Bnrssua Rlytr. Onfs US CONSTRUCTION rftWS C0W UK.NT iniale or ItmiUi lorln4)4 nal. Lllnral .Irlnl bull. Cm W I urallnn. fxiK-rlenre lint Urn. If Parltlc Itull.ler and Knitnerr. Aral Hull. lint. hl!l 1 Wuwnrm 18 BlluolloM Winlri WANTED Work for q TD-4 Dif-iel Track Troctor equipped with hydroulie bulldozer Coll ot 423 Commercial St. or Phone 4674 WILL RENT FOR FAHMOj ELDKItl.V lady dlr "53a WANTKI) - Mn wi. w Mnrdnfil. i:hih. ..,,wvvtrr 22 Hoomi i-P-JTffl7f iiooMToT rent for untlwms- w J cenl. .v .mi-BSC-W slkki'ino oswJsysna ROOMS 134 No WJffia FOB ItKNT-fllsePlM ' J ... ONK-iioOM cabin lor "Jjj a-room turn ffl.hS, cl UnillKH. lit"- 28 Miscollaneo"' -- Attention .rjffS&i hlrej-flvo-elglill " phMn ml axi-cllPiil conain FOK nr.li -"- - valley w,u- 'Jack.. Klamath ',J 11.40 So. l-IXiCim Fblt TlENT-Floor .Jtis . ' i.xifl ITnr.1 Miiin. sra"l El KCTK1C FLOOj SANB AND CO. iiiSTHmA TitiioKs roit .to., swgra y""? . "'V. Main W3i MriKE3i in Boal Estat" rsj- ddr Mcrrll . 0w-1iHl' and sina FOS raao and ouli. j r. down. Can oe -Drive,
