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Newspaper Page TextCheckers Yill Resume Work PORTLAND, April 6 (P) Union and employer spokesmen mnounced today CIO checkers ind supercargoes will resume work Monday at Beaver, Ore., ammunition docks after a week s itrike The walkout idled 225 CIO afflllated longshoremen, who also will return to the job. , The back-to-work agreement hinges on renewed negotiations, which will start Monday morn ing, said R. E. Ferguson, man ager of the Waterfront Employ ers association. ' He said several weeks' deadlock resulted because "both sides tied so many reserva tions to their proposals ... but we'll make another start toward reaching an agreement." R. J. Wolf, president of the CIO local, said he thought the dispute based on a checkers' request for more pay for . hand ling ammunition was "just about settled." Roseburg Claimed Lumber Capital ROSEBURG, Ore., April B'ffl Portland lost its status as Ore gon's lumber center because of overcutting, and Eugene its suc cessor now is "completely shot" for the same reason, an Oregon and California administration of ficial asserted here. Harry I. Nettleton, O. & C. forester in charge of research, said Roseburg now is the state's lumber capital. He urged that new sawmill developments be squelched, to discourage over cutting. Recommending sustained-yield, operations, he said this area's mills now produce about 400, 000,000 board feet a year. Classified Ads Bring Results. Flashes Of Life PHILADELPHIA, April 6 (fP) For six straight evenings, Dom inick Guerra's automobile dis appeared from in front of his barber shop. He always found it later, abandoned a few blocks away. Tired of keening track of the car, Guerra sold it. Two days later he got a package in the mail. It contained five dupli cate ignition keys and an un signed note reading: "Now you've sold your car, we'll have no further use for these." WELL IN HAND KANSAS CITY, April 6 W) Assistance , was needed by a tipsy sailor at a downtown street intersection and he got it in very short order. The police dispatcher sent a patrol car. Someone on the scene pulled a fire alarm and six trucks and two district chiefs sirened to the spot. In the confusion, a fireman called an ambulance. Then the shore patrol arrived and whisked him off leaving the other services empty-handed. i . SALT LAKE CITY, April 6 (JP) A downtown jewelry shop, after a series of burglaries, placed this sign in its window: "To discourage crime, we have only a. limited night dis play in our windows." Whitman, Vandals Split Twin Bill WALLA WALLA, April 6 (IP) Whitman and University of Idaho baseball teams split a double header here yesterday, the Mis sionaries copping the first, 7-2, and Idaho the nightcap, v-a. Picture Saves Silky 'Cindy' ANNAPOLIS, Wash., April 6 (,ip)Mrs. E. Hiller. R.F.D. 5. said todav she had telegraphed the T.ns Anodes sheriff that she had recognized in an Associated Press picture her silky haired little dog "Cindy," missing here six months. The Los Angeles photo graph, published in the jjremer inn Sim Inst Tuesdav. showed the little dog being separated from her "boy friena, a oig, black-eared dog named Mike which had brought the little stray home with him three weeks ago. "The caption called her 'Frisky,' but it was 'Cindy,' all right," Mrs. Hiller said. "Any dog owner will tell you they can recognize their own dog in a photograph." Mrs.. Hiller said she asked the sheriff to see that the little dog was saved until Mrs. Hiller could claim her. Gilchrist Pupils Present Comedy GILCHRIST, April 6 The comedy "Good Night Ladies, written by Edwin S. Day, was presented March 29 by the Gil christ student body at the Gil christ high school. About 300 parents and friends came to see the play. Approximately $200 was received. The curtain rose about 8 o'clock, with people, still coming in though all seats were filled long before opening time. The reaction of the audience to the concluding scene of the first act was. spontaneous approval. The second act brought "further applause from the audience. The audience rose to their feet simul taneously when the climax was reached. The parents and friends of the students presenting the comedy made many favorable comments after the play. Section Of Wrecked Tanker Said In Tow SEATTLE, April 6 (P) The navy announced yesterday that thn forward section of the wrecked Soviet tanker Donbass is about 600 miles off the Washington-Oregon coast in tow of an other itUSSinn lUUKcr, uiu gorod. The Donbass broke apart in an Aleutian gale with a loss of 15 lives. The navy said the ship is south of the normal route to Se attle but that nothing had been announced concerning changes in plans to bring the section here. TeGAL NOT I CES CITATION iv THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHAHLES B. ADAMS. Deceased. TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF CHARLES H. ADAMS. DECEASED. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you are hereby cited to appear in the above en titled court in the courtroom thereof at Klamath Falls, Oreson. within twenty eiRht i28i days from the first publica tion of this citation and to show cause, if anv there be. why an Order of Sale should not be entered authorizing and directing A. J. ihcuuhalu, as minictrninr at the Above entitled estate, to sell the real property of the estate in .nrni iv-fth iht netltinn filed there in, said real properly being described as iojiows: Lota One Wo. 1- and Two iNo. 3. Block Seven (No. 7, situated In North Bly. Klamath County, Oregon, according to the duly recorded plat thereof. , , ,, Vandenberg, Judge of the above entitled court, with tne sen. 01 sum soun fixed, this 2tst day of March. 1946. DAVID R. VANDENBERG, Circuit Judge. Attest: . , t. Chas. F. DeLap. County Clerk Evelyn Pierce. Deputy. M. 23-30: A. 6-13-20 No. 324. New Today FOR SALE One acre and 5-room house. Rarara. chicken house, barn, terms. 4121 Altamont Drive. 4-6 free fill dirt for hauiina off." 1020 High, or call 6329. 4-9 FOR SALE i4-ton steam roller, suitable' for cower plant. Altamont Auto Lamp. LARGE SELECTION TABLE LAMPS, china, class. Dlastic and metal lamps for any room in your home. This glorious new shipment will please you. See tnem now. ijucas furniture iwo E. Main. 4-9 ? ttOO.NOO VTOBot'L OtTTf SMI I"" iHJ. " - ll t jSisKfiS" SeaJB? UW AKS,RED-' f A FE.U.OWW1 EXPECT D5E.1 VT SORRf, I DUCHESS 'JLaJp e-42i 67 I VJHT DOtf'T TOU CbttE" I SHOtATViHErt HE-COrtES HOnE- ft VJBuT-V lv'inV w . . - l ll ii TEAM WOHK 1Y? "'" Plovlll. WIH CO anvwhere I'hone B04U. AJ41lt rORSALK 3-nwm home, now linoleum, newly renovated, flaragc. Immcdlnto Eosscsslon. Prico l!00. Phono 41111. UNDERWOOD portablotynewrller, 2J-20 Winchester rlfla with B0 round, of ammunition: hemstitching attachment for Sinner aowing machine: Woar-Kvor rir do alor, i-cui; p....;.. ....-i... ni.A cnae and twu alantl. Phono 4.WU. vniiNll -Wnr liond. Call 8.13 Oak 411 ON'and after thla dale. April 6, 11141), I will not ho responsible for debts con r.tH t,v nnvono othor thnn myself. WILLIAM I. BELL. 4- WANTED-Woman for-IVoiif work and Imnlni. Phono HMO. 5" bnn.t' itp.,l.hnii ' anartnient for rent. Phnn. IllltU a-8 FOR SALE -7-room house, partly fur ni.t..ri .ith ii.th. firenlare and base. menti nice lawn with automatic sprink ling system, some fruit trees, lartto nr,ttf mii rhiekrn house in inni... lion l.nnknut. or uhon. 0701, vANTto rent 2 small housckcoplni: n,np Main on 9tll or 10th. Phone' 7R70. 2000 HEAD Mexican tworftireo anri four- .......ih .t. r.,r .nle. ' Write or wire M It Harbour. Williams, Calif. 4-10 WANTED Woman " for general "house .V..i l f.mllv. Phono 3M7, " 4-U fOrfSALE 19:i4 Chov.""coupe. Priced to ..n nnlp's Slunal Scn'lco Station, 70 Main. Phono 7X10. . uiiiriim Wauled. Max's Coffco Shop. vmrSALE-Evanoli clriiilatlhii "heater. Excellent condition PhonoJMM. Fflh SALE 4-bedroom home, full basement, lal'lte t . i.pum rrreulace. workshop back, lota of shrubs and trees; also lamo back lol ana extra im. uiinnu.w.o session. S7250. 1120 CALIFORNIA AVE. 4-6 overywhere con earn big money posting journal onirics spnrv nmc . ,.,,,v. For details write Notional llookkecplng ci,.. p.riir Rlda.. Kansas City. Mo. ' " 4-0 WANTED Girl for assistant bookkeeper and soles work. Excellent working conditions. Call7670. 4-8 FOR SALE-Lawn mower, rubber tired; year size baby crib with mattress: baby h 00v nnti Teeter-Babe. 027 Eldorado. 4-0 RVHT1.F.MAN wishes apartment. No ..ni.ina nf Hrlnkinff. Permanently em- nlnved. References. Phone 5442. 4-6 NEW'SHEPARD Balance Master wheel balancer for $134. Easy to operate. Commercial Tiro Service, 603 So. 6lh. 4-6 wanted Experienced pressman In modern dry cleaning plant. Top wages paid. Coll Grants Pass. 147, collect. JUST RECEIVED-A" large shipment of babies' metal Jump swings. Well con structed for years of service. Only $7.95 at Lucaa Furniture, 195 E. Main. 4-9 FREE FERTILIZER AT THE FAIR GROUNDS Anvone wonting garden fertilizer may find it FREE for the hauling, old or new, at the County Fair Grounds. Con tact caretaker. 4-U USED WOOD RANGE. In excellent con dition. A bargain lor only aio. uur Furniture. 195 E. Main. 4-6 WANTED Small apartment or house keeping room for working girl, rnone 5093. -Q FOR SALE Maytag engine, good condi tion. Call after 5 p. m., 2104 ugaen si. 4-9 FOR SALE One umbrella prewar tent. 9six9l?: two ouuxio tires ana iuds; one 30-gaI. range boiler. 725 Owens St. -6 1931 MODEL A 2-door; chair and bed 02uo wauon r. 4-6 davenport. Make offer. SURR.V THERE MUST BE SOME MISTAKEi MR.DOWIS,Bur WHERE IS THIS TPNI LA RUE? m VENTUBE TO SAY SHE'S NOT FAB FWOM BROADWAVl SIR. FOB SHE WAS A CHIP OFF THE OVD BLOCK-WITH THE THEATRE IN HER BUMP. 1 1 IRAN INTO HEE Y VOU SPOKE OF A DOLL lf AS I RECALL IT OHiEMIL! f VES,DEAR I Wm HADGNENTHEll WAS A RATHER V THtrV IS THE ( BUTrWrruTL I ASO( STRUGGLING. ffTHEB LITTLE SIRL.CCUP II WEa WORM LTTnE II DOLL THAT I POLICE CHECK CBONTHE AKMR.VaWtS3.' RED HAIR... V WHEN OUR STORV CAN WELL, SEEIN'S HOW I'M JU$r A DUMB DOP, I'LL HAPTA TA VOUR WORC3 FOR IT, BUT T...JWST LET ONH LITTLE a SNOW A PLAK6 COME DRIPTIN' DOWN AN' I'M ALL DONE WITH TIME - J FOR SALE One-third acre, house, un finished, part furnished, on independ ence Ave. Call 6733 after 5 p. m. 4-12 FOR SALE One boat outboard motor and trailer. 3140; also one Keiiosc compressor, service station type. S75. Klamath Falls Auto Court. 2S20 South 6th at office. 4-8 CROCHETED davenport and chair set, pillow cases, home canned rruu, fruit jars, some furniture. Mn. J. W. Mather. Dorrls. Calif. 4-6 FOR SALE 120 acres, hear state "bun station. Porris. Calif. t 4HB SALESMAN WANTED Local man to contact buyers of water proofing and roof products. Good com missions, with unlimited earning possi bilities for right man. Write General Home, 2438 N.E. Broadway. Portland 12. Ore -6 FOR SALE Prewar modern walnut bed room suite. Simmons spring and spring mattress. Price $100. Call Sunday at 2.118 Garden. No dealers. 4-6 HARD OF HEARING? See the new "one piece" hearing aid. No battery wires. No harness to wear. Also Sonotones, Beltone. Acousticons. etc., slightly used, at big discount. Yours taken in trade. Demonstration at Bertram's Store. Thursday, April 11th, one day only. 4-6 FnKf! vnnTUJTiEn AT THIS FAIR UHUWWun Anvono wauling garden J find it KHEK for th hnulhig. old oi new, at tho County Fair Oroumli. Con tact curctnker. lumber, town at Duilii. Ore. Ho'e" enres requlreil. Box IKIWI, ral'O HeivM News. .. .. SAl.KSMAN'rerninnent nolllon "I""1" hlah-arade uuuiniia an" ............ maint" ,,. m.Hlnels this vlclj . IV. National Ilrm. oomiilote . JK ' i-ominlssions, Wrllo Uox 3;IIU, Bailor. Aiuiiiii'i'.itMfi'lKH. rl'roeery clerks, tneilt ,...ii l.ivn i-haln. Ad vam-oinent anied fur honest, ihuirilrt- uhln men. write ucinii.. vn. i... Mfrtiiw-e.. sawver Slorrs, I.,., iiniini.... Mont. 4-tl KOH SALK-Sel of gnrnVoIora, In ex; ..-n- ii, i. .1, I'tunia HOIS or call VVIIVII. . . i,t innrl (lrmiii Ave. --o KOH SALK or trade for lato niodel car. ...... ii.. iiii-im. wllh a iinrtliilly i... in i,.,ii.n mi niio. Inmilro at 47JII Sluisla way. - 0,(1 WANTKl) to buy. all or any part or a million foot of surfaced lumber, by Colorado retailer. Have II. II. priority lob numbers for approximately two ...ini.. fi itiUcellaneoils houso con struction lumber. Can pay net celling Heply lu Box coi-o llernld-Ncwsj i"nVi" " a i ' ic 'iii"ciii.. sl'anilai-d galiMO. Just overhauled, good shape. Leo Harrington. Dorris, Lain, uox h.j. FOK SALE-Electric gasoline "iulinp ami hydraulic car lift. 3X1 So. 1 1 111. I'hone 11114. jfltr.K r-EHTU.lZKII AT THE rAllt UltOllNDS Anvone wauling garden fcrtlllior may rii.H it PHKK fur the liaullnu, old or new. at the County fair Uruuntls. Con tact caretaker. -l 1 Mooting Notlcoi PKUICAN POST No. 1383, VuLi-aii, nr Fnrelaii Wars. meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings in the KC Hall, and and 4lh Ttni-.,lnv evenings Dancelaiid. All meetings niwii at H D. in. Visiting members welcome. aiUM.1. klamath Falls Aerie Na 301)0 Hegulor mooting overy Tues day night. 7:45 p. in. F.O.E. hall, IHh and Walnut. Visiting members cordially invited. vnu'coi flrnamenlal trees shrubs guaranteed to grow. Shade and fruit trees, evergreens, flowering trees and shrub. Including A-l I'aufs scar, let Hawthorn. We can do your land scaping and planting. .... LAKESHOHE GARDEN NUIISEnY Phone 4UH6 4-lhnll itltlt Al.n WW., l"' " TUPAr,- April t, ti h Gtniral Nolle Cnrl Nollc rot n and 2 Loit and Found LOST-tilack kid glove with Reward, call :nu. Goneral Notlceg EAGLES DANCE Every Sat. Night for members and their ladies Dancing until 1)00 A. M. . Improved and enlarged buffet rooms now open. Admission Is your paid-up membership card. Music by Shepherd's Orchestra Th-F-S EDDIE AND LVLE'S DAn-B-Q has been sold to DON NOI.ANU ana HUUI.H HAMELTON. Eddlo Ohl wishes to thank the people of Klamath Falls who made this business a success. 4-8 8 Transportation MOVE'by padded vans to all points in Oregon, wasningion caiuornia. cans Transfer Ac Storage, 330 Main bf. Phono 8371. Houtl 10 Services AUCTION Located 14 miles north of Klamath Falls at Berkley Springs Look under "Miscellaneous for Sale today for list and date R. T. Cox, Owner COL. SWIGART, Auctioneer WANTED to buy. 2 or 3-bodroom house, priced reasonably. Call 3047. 4-6 ON or af ter this date. Ap'rll 6". i'Mef I will not be responsible for bills con tracted by anvone other than myself. LE ROY OLSON. 4-6 Warm weather's comlnr. so why not check your cooling system and fan bell? "HANK" Fanning'a Richfield Service, 1103 E. Main She lives in hebe! her name is pat owen her phone num BER 15 fc6BI !iR cS'c? EVES HoW W KNOW .w.,. i J- , WrMJ-rKY? M S I I'M PREPARING fORTMe FUTURE,' h,S?? WHILE JM ST j g?3L irs" i s r- 9 I 1 art IIDfia . V iJi.-Llk... I I Ull B L - r ms.f.'V . r. - 1 Snf .Bit .11 . 1 V A-V I II f 1V f '- pW ' V 0H'GRAMPAWl WJ KNOwV HMM-M-WELlTX VL" JlLn 1 BUT HONEVS YOUNCS". NEVER J M30 WERE AS ANXIOUS I DONT KNOW 3 TjTrS, I J S6EMS 10 T HER AGE- r- AS I WAS, TO KEEP I AS I COULD I l HAPD Lc 1 ? HOpE-WELL, I HOPE SHE I J Pl UTTMORE HARD WORK- . NEVER HAS TO r4QPE-J!( BIKES FOR RENT 25c hr.. $1.50 day Make Reservations For Sunday Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE J&OOfillfl Composition mNzuoors & Shinglei OVER OLD ONss AH Kinds of Flat Work Gum Coating f: .1 Let us Inspect your rool needs before the rainy season H. C. HIGH 621 Commercial Phone 6632 PRUNING and gardening. Jesse B Smith. Phono 3rm after 5 p. m 3-31 DRESSMAKING and alterations, 1S30 Orchard Ph 873S 497711 NEW WELDING SHOP now open at 2403 Hope St. Electric and acetylene welding by experienced men. Ph. 39fl0. 4-tl SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern equipment. 4-wheel drive truck, will go anywhere Phono U016. 4-llptf CAMERA repairs "or all kinds d'one at Bell Studio, next door to Pine Tree Theatre QlStl WATKINS PRODUCTS J. C. Marin 2242 Home Avo. Ph. 0312 4-13 CURTAINS LAUNDERED. Pick Up and deliver. Ph. 4075. 4-17 FLOORS Laid, sanded and finished. DeWItt and Karl Floor Co. Ph. 8733. 4-12 Open For Business General Repair Work Blacksmithing HATHAWAY SHOP 2Vi miles west of Mac's Store on Spring Lake Road Do You Need Money? If you do, t Ii 0 answer I simple, cull tho Coinmorcliil Finimco. A frlontlly quick Interview nnd tho loan Is completed. Loans from $50 to $300 ou your Snlnry, Furiilturo, or Livestock, from $50 to $500 on your automobile, nnd you limy tnko as Ions 'ns IB months to pay. Commercial Finance Corporation TOM O'DWYER 107 N. Otli St. W711 003-tf Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wo can now do your work for Low Monthly Pnymonts Patton & Overeem Plumbing & Heating Co. Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4121U SEWING MACH RECONDITION wm win km). Work GuiiriiiiicM In (ilock for various nJ I'll ris s Noodles Oil Attachments Motors Sow-Lltes lthcnstuts SEWING MACH SERVICE Phono 6771 3218 Shift REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL All Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment In Stock. Oregon Equipment Co. Phono 6017 127 So 6th St. 2217tf Plumbing Heating Service NEW Installation and Repair Work WE HURRY Davis Plumbing & Heating Co. 337 East Main Phone 5781 2048tf TRUCKING I have new truck and semi trailer. Local or Long Dlstanco Hauling. M. R. HOLST 708 Owens Phone 4229 4-15 CARPENTER work of all kinds. Hour or contract. Call us on that repair Job. Phone 8824, after 9 p. m. 4-10 FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joyer, 1435 Martin. Phone S877. i 4-lIm AVON PRODUCTS.JJall 8144 4-23 DRESSMAKING and Alterations on hew and old clothing. Mrs. Huel Braahears. 1850 Fremont St. Ph. 0102. 4-12 REPAIRS - RefriRerotlon. water pump. Phone 8402 or :032. 424tf WINDOW CLEANING Phone 7078.' Jesse Huhbard . 4-30 LINOLEUM floors and drnlnbooruV" in stalled by expert mechanics. J. L. Cal houn, Floor Covering Contractor. 010 Klamath, Phono 8405 or evenings 8834. 4-13 LISTINGS WANTED For Action. Call 5414 STROUTse,VtAl (Ireniettt mlvertlKor of rfiiin- 67.000 Ma cm of IlotitcM f'nrn.H Arfiic. H,iypr from nil over tho World. Free open IIn(Ihic, K. A. 8TROUT REALTY AGENCY CHESTER T. BJERKE Local Associate 1815 Oregon Avenue PATTERSON and SON Paint & Wallpaper Store In Klamath Since 1918 Complete Line of MILLER'S and SCHORN PAINTS Let Us Solve Your Paint Problems Interior and Exterior Decorating Sign Painting J Floor Sanding Paper Hanging a Specialty 1229 East Main phone 3324 DECORATING , Painting Paperhanglng a Brush or Spray Old Work Our Specialty Homes or Commercial 38 Walnut St. Phono 4074 r. 3. Lent IDTSIf Sewing Machines Repaired Work Guaranteed SINGER Sewing Machine Co. 418 Main st Ph. 8402 lS42tf RHOADS Window Cleoners Complete Hotlseeleanlng Established 11124 Kenneth C. Rhoada Phone 6011 . . MUtf , VENETIAN BLIND SHOP " Cleaning and Repairing . ROLAND E. KOrT, Owner Phono 0250 no N. 4lh I (12.11! SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection Free . Modern Equipment Contents Hauled Away Ed F. King , Phone .1230 474011 PAINTIscirTiomtonfhg""and"fcilsomln JngPh. 3007. 4. CIIARIS '"COR'8ETIEfiSYTAp1mlntirienti in your home. J. M. Leach. Phone 0432. fOHSTtl ASt'S""BArCir()HCilE6i: A?, SL!.JBM. 4.22m PAINTINO, IntcTlor' and extoTfoTT Kern" toning. II. L. Brown Phone 4220. -07lf PAINTING CALCIMININrX onarhel work. City or country Satisfaction guaronlecd. Frank Jenki. Phone 7270 PAINTING, DECbRAtiNaPnoT4030 2730H TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drivo-Long, Short Trips Move Yourself Save M STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main A COMPLETE" HEATING SERVICE Cleaning ncpalftj r.-i . .. ..a ouii' iiinuuniUrt CHIMNEYS i STOVES FUHNAC Tufts Furnace C Hontlng Speclnlliti 2323 So. Oth I'hcct APPLIANCE REPAIRS We repair and service tl ol radios, vacuum clcim many other eloctriral sp-j We may have the type, i tube you need. Red prices. Phone SI 88. SEARS ROEBUJ Tues.Thiin City Delivery Serv' Phone 8417 Messengor Scrvltf Parcels Bninl U. Anderson W. M At Your Scrvln LOCAL MOVINC AND CARTACf Anything AnywlJ in urcgon Anderson Motor Ffif ID, TJB0 ',101 Klaini! Local and Long" Dliuja MOVING Eads Transfer & Ste 320 sum at, - Phone S271 SEIT1C TANKS CM' AND INSTALLB The Modern Wij W. BAKER Ph. 4D03 CustomPlowlnf Contract or by the lac Equipment all ne No Job loo small none tat Money 11. Transits 4144 Hummers Laa Phone S000 ALTAMONT NURSi Landscaping, lawns, eversrtol flnwerlne shmtM I 27S7 Altamnnl Pla Cliff W. Davis Dltfc8SMAklNa""tluitdni" ",ti covered. Alterations on ntfl clothing. Mrs. II. M. AM Main. Room 310. Phone 7 Child CARE In my horns Phone 4237. VIltnlL'S AUTO TOP RMO. unhnlsterlng SIS E Mala CIIRTAINH laundered and Phono 3717. " MERHIM. CLF.ANEW I)KNTIHTIIY-40tK) SHASTA ' IIOII8E CLEANINQ. Lee J H 0B40 boOKKKEf-iNQ. Snortnanl Klnrlri.rf uhlants. nfflea I KLAMATH DUSINESS COt 733 Pint CALL fi72i"fof 6verslufted"nnilij Ing. Lee Potter, Prop, i.orai way and Ivory Sta. von method. 12 Educational IS voitr nnsiwar'inh in arrnlsl building, highway construto trial chemlatry, aillomoii"! radio and telovlslon, elerca or meehanleal analneerinf-1 pleto business, accounting, f and salesmanship? If so. 1 Infnrmnllnn nn world's tins' Ihrough I. C. U. Home A Representative Inlernaliomi spondnnce Hchoola, Box Herald and Nowa. SCHOOL-llleh school ciimll diploma at home. FREE hT American School, 1440 Uroll land. Calif. I WATCjr"ANDei75crrriPJ Thomas A. Dalton. 734 vi'J 13 Health Warm Air Heating Automatic Package Units Gravity System Forced Air Conversion Oil Burners Conversion Blowers Controls Registers Filters Oil Gas Hard Fuel J. S. PADE Sheer Metal Contractor 468 Spring pnono 36ifl DARK V1V.VI CONVALESCED HOME ISS Oranlte St. Ashland Oregon Phone 7uui Rowena D. Curry, ft Superintendent 14 Help Wanted Fr WANTEO-Part time help. nail Hotel nhnnx HH2I. WANTanlpiiUKiu woman work and core of children.1 board nnnri wnaes Ph. 38. WANTEb-Experloncod wnlH Apply In narson. Bitter's '1 12.1 fln 7lh ANTED-Fiiir time uslief'l Esnulra nfflpM A E have opening for y'u"X3 enictl in learn na tne wi i distributing business. Wrl"1 niw. . WANtEDTreiiiKfegffrto H wages. 1137 Alameda. experienced"" 3ry cleanW wanted. Phone 0593.