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Newspaper Page TextMarket Quotations NEW YORK, May 1 .AP.-locki .were mined In eelectlve dealing! In today market a apectal Ium reached to new. of a apoiiy characUr. Clotlng Quotation; American Can - Am Tel A Tal Anaconda - - J' Calif Parkin! ..... Commonwealth Jt Sou Curtls-Wrignt General ricctrle Genrral Motora ii Nor Hy pfd ------ Inl Harvester Kennecott . I -on Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nanh-Kelv . N Y Central Northern Parfflo Pac Gai 1 . 45 ... 59 'i ...200 , ati'. .. 51 . 43a . M' . 304 - 47S . B0 - saw - , J C Pennev fief war Stores Hears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Brands Studebaker Sunshine Mining Union Oil Calif Union Pacific U S Steel ... Warnsr Plcturea POTATOES PORTLAND. Ore.. April 30 'AF Pptf loea: California Long White. No. 1. $4.25 4 50 hundredweight. Other product un changed. CHICAGO. May 1 A P-l'SD A -Potatoes: arrivals 58; on track 96; total U. S. shipments 1027. Old stock: supplies moderate: demand slow; for northern slocks market steady for best quality: for Idaho Russets mar ket slightly weaker. New stocks: supplies moderate: demand slow: market dull: Idaho Russet Bur banks U. S. No. X M.40: Minnesota-North Dakota Cobblers commercial $3 25-2 35; Bliss Triumphs commercial $2 M; Cali fornia loo lb sacks Long Whites U. S. No. 1 $4 30-4 65. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. May 1 AP-USD A Salable hogs 6500. total 14.000: active, steady: ood and choice barrows and gilts $14 65 celling: sows $14.10 celling; complete early clearance. , Salable cattle MOO. total B000: salable calves 600. total 600; fed steers and . yearlings strong to 25 cents higher: good and choice grade showed most advance. Instances showed 25 cents up: heifers shared steer upturn; cows weak to 23 cents lower: bulls steady with Tues day's decline: vealers fully 50 cents lower for week to date; stock cattle scarce, slow, steady; top steers $18.00: paid for choice to prime 1404 pound averages; next highest price $17.90, these averaging 1187 pounds; bulk steers $15.75-17.30; best fed heifers $17.00; most WttAXNS "ViVO Vt TO. V SO I VOftS TOO SU&V "TO of wa I vkwo wia stpsj. J X -1 A CAM ERA FAST. COVJ6QT, SO VOUn TKT ANn 1IC5 VJHILE I rOOHl TOOK -HEEPS TOWS 1HK PIASRAM TO FWP THEM MV STARS.' OOP I OSCAR W5e LUCKV I To COME OUT OP ALIVc fboAJT ee HACD-Tb-GET, ! Sugar woaaam-mating- XI WEEK IS OVERUM 6AQC E KJN SKIKr fWTKOL AGAIN SUPPOSE HONEY DOGS CO II ON HOPING AND DREAMING I THAT HER FRED WLL COME BACK SOMEHOW, SOME DAV- B : f ( CA CRAW FAST. COV60T. fyj lift A fMfL J I w 2VSi jfM WHEN WU CALL X. IAT THE SASS05 FOB EVAS THINK. I Hy One WILL Be I 'Mm V L .J I 1 I M Ml I r QcT-,il- ij-sV9 C V II T lv';:. BWH. beer cowe ilOotMI.M: heavy beef bulla to 914.75; veal en (16.50 largely 91600 down Salable aheep 1SO0. toUl t.Vl; oat- tarwrl ulea fullv KtStdV to 33 CCI.U htgh- I er. but hardly enough on tale to definite ly eeiaumn pncea: gnoa ana rnuiw ira wooted western lambe absent, but much klnda Quotable up to around 116 15; devk medium to Rood 95 lb. wooUkfnt f 13 50: two loads good lo choice 91 lb. fed clipped lamba nhort Nc-. 1 pelta $13.60: medium to-good 84 lb. wooled yearling $12.63: with two-year-old out at $11 00 averaging 102 Iba.; fe wooled slaughter ewes $8.73; recently shorn kinds $7.50 down. LOS A NO El. KS. May 1 (AP-U8DA Potatoes: 6 broken. 10 unbroken cars on track: arrivals -Idaho 3, Nevada 1; 28 cars arrived by truck. SAN FRANCISCO. May 1 )AP-l'SDA Potatoes: old stock: 1 broken, 5 un- kmkn rmra nn track: arrivals Cali fornia 1. Nevada 1 ; market steady : K. la ma in Husseis no. t sue r - new stock: 3 broken, a unbroken cars on track: a cars arrived by truck; market about steady. WHEAT CHICAGO. May I. (APi May rye ad vanced on short covering In a relatively quiet trade today. Although the num ber of transactions was small, price changes were fatrly broad In view of the "thin" market existing in this future. Oats firmed late In the session. Klour production decreased 374.000 sacks last week, the Northwestern Miller, trade publication, reported. At the close wheat, corn, barley and deferred rye contracts were unchanged at ceilings. Oats were unchanged to lc higher. July 83c, and May rye was 4'i-41C higher at tttQW Courthouse Records Complaints Files! Audrev M. Hendricks vs. Cecil B. Hendricks, suit for divorce. Charge, rrtiwl and inhuman treatment. Couple married December 8. 1943. at Klamath Falls, Ore. Plaintiff asks restoration of maiaen name oi auuit- dikj i r rvvH1 aHnpnov for nlalntiff Jerret D. Bag ley vs. Dorothy Bagley. suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and in human treatment. Couple married Feb ruary 6. 11H6, at Monucenso. van. , t arrtar Tnunwnd. attorney for plaintiff. Ersie Patricia Ball vs. Cleo Stafford Ball, suit lor divorce. inarre. crun and inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried Aueust 31. 1929. at Sheridan. Ark. ti..t.ff iVt ruainHv of three minor children and $100 a month. J. C. 0 Neill, attorney for plaintiff. Edna C. Anderson vs. E. F. Anderson. suit for divorce. Charge cruei ana in human treatment. Couole married De cember 27. 1916. at Milton. N. D Plain tiff asks custody oi one minor cnua. R R Maxwell attorney for nlalntiff. Pita M. Whlsenant vs. W. Charles Whisenant, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married August 23. 1935. at Klamath Falls. Ore. Plaintiff asks custody of one minor child. E. E. Draco,!, attorney tor piauiuii. Decrees Granted George A. DuFault vs. Margaret Du Fault. Wv vox ftwwwia I couvo THOSE Oth. L. VL LIST OF THE WUU PICK "EM UP DISTRACTS EVA'S ATTENTION WITH ) SHOULD PLANT A $WWIN& WHEEc TH6 TRUNK ANP BOKS: .BUTTLE tTEKA OH. (SUICKW... V YWhAT VOU'R NOT KIDOING. (I WOJLCM'T -AMs. YEVEH WIND, "C'MON,&yvS, VuB'RB CAOIN' ( A 1 TH WALL Cf fSOMESCXM IN 1 I .BBUBVBD ANY &RS TME Mfl!N BACK TO TH PALACE A A BLAST.' WATER CASHED 7 THAT BOAT rATLANTEAM W&.0 I THINS NO IS OSCAR AS' T'TaV T I Old lovv voltage- Yes, I HEAR wm! is. BACK AGAIN. KJr r i-" V ' I I i. u i ! i t r " " . I &$fA if SURG BUT NOT ON V DUNNOfcOUO!T rr unAfv toucr mm Q WCVE ALL COT H H0PWG FOR S0METHNG 1 BBJEVE FRECfS 0EAO- J i) AN AWFUL LOT-rWBe I j J HEART Oti E I EVER- WHAT MX SAW AND HEARD- h LOVES A GUY HE fHEVER I I I 50E HOPE 0 Is i .-r-n DIES- FOR HER- JLJ Jean Bertha Clawton vt. Fred WIL1U Claw son. Alice Trover vs. waiter n. i raver. J it il ice 1'anrt Rov Ma ( his Hansen, overloading truck and trailer. Fine. :. Roy Matnia Hansen, no ruv. pvrnui. Fine. $10 Ned btaniey minim, no . on trailer. Fine. $3 50. James Young, improper license. Fine, MFranklin H. Twede, drunk on a public highway. Fine, $10. Meetings- Missieasry Beeltty. First Baalist rkarrk Meet In church parlors. Thurs day, t p. ni . for Bihle study under the leadership of Mrs. C. C. Brown, Uydia circle In charge of refreshnienls. VITAL STATISTIC WRIGHT Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore . April 29. lHti, to Mr. and Mrs. James Wright. Weyerhaeuser camp 6. Beally, Ore., a girl. Weight: 9 pounds 8 ounces. WAMSTAO Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore . April 26, 1W6. to Mr and Mrs. Charles O. Wam stad, 152L Sargent, boy. Weight: 11 pounds 3 ounces. EDMONDS Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore . April 20. lfH6, to Mr. and Mrs. Emmet t Ed monds. 3539 AHamont drive, girl, u-.i.ht- rk.nmii 1 1 nunca. Klamath Falls. Ore . April 28 1046, to Mr. ar.d Mrs. U. v. pe.a. i.w. g girl. Weight: 8 pounds ia ounces. BETTLES -Bom at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore . May 1. 146. to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Belt lea of Chiloauln. a boy. Weight: 9 pounds 3't ounces. BROWN Born at Klamath Valley hos pital, Klamath Falls. Ore.. April 30, !, to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Brown of Beatty, a girl. Weight: 0 pounds. HARRINGTON Born at Klamath Val ley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore.. April SO. 1SM6. to Mr. and Mrs, l.ee Harrinnton of Dorria, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 5 ounces, OBITUARY ROSF1.HA JACKSON HOOP Roselda Jackson Hood, a lifetime resl ni nt Klamath countv. Dassed wv in thi eiiy on Wednesday. May I. at 6:20 a. m. She was a native of Beatty. Ore., and w-as aged 33 years 11 months and 29 dava at ine lime oi ner aeam. Sh ia aurvived bv her mother. Mrs. Pearl Jackson, Beatty: step-father, Har ley Jackon. Chtloquin, Ore : eight brothers. Larsen. Lawrence. Roland Jr.. Victor, Ravmond. Robert. LeRoy and Norman, all of Beatty. Ore., except Roland Jr. who is in IT. S. navy: a sifter. Caledonia of Beatty: two aunts. Mrs. A. M. Jackson. Portland. Ore., and Mrs. Ora Hutchinson of Beatty: two uncles. Dean and Robert George of Beatty, Ore., and her grandmother. Mattie George, of BeAtty. Ore The remains rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral Home. 925 High. Funeral arrange menu will be announced later. Coal fuels 95 per cent of the locomotives in the United States. WILE REP you WANT WE TWO IN TH BOTTOM Of HtK 8A66A4E LATER f 11 I TWO IN TH BOTTOM REPORT IT TO THE POLICE! A LEAVE T0NI M Are you seciousYl'M SERIOUS. ABOUT KEEP NO- I DADOY HIM AWAY oit i ' Nw Todf HOUSEKEEPER wanted, $20 week. Phnne 62til. 5 J FOR SALE 250 chairs at T.V each. Wtuulcr Store. 2tX4 S tilh. Ph ttMkl. 5 FOR SALE, oil heater. wwd plaiter lath, cover for ot.-kup bed. Call after 6 p. m , 240 Michigan. 5-3 BUTTERFLY WINtS MINOS." hroocheB. earrings and bracelets. Just arrlxed at Pelican Book Shome. across from Sears. 5-1 FOR SALE Wall led with mirror door. Heasonahle. Phone 5576. 4it,wtf FOR SALE l.ovelv. modern Iwo-bednwm home in St. Francis Park Venetian blinds and hardwood fUwr through out. Iuge cedar-lined closets, insulat ed, automatic floor furnace, model kitchen: benutiful yard and garden spo 1 . 4 461 Hoa i dman. 5 -1 HOME FOR SALE. $5000: T blocks north of Main 8t between 6th and loth Ms. Living room, dining room, kitchen. 1 bedroom, fireplace, basement, $500 cash, balance $.V) per month Including Interest at 6 per cent: paving and sewer are fully paid. If Interested, write Bo 4011. Herald-News. 5-1 1-ACRE HOME SITE Well located In the 4W0 block on Sum mer Lane. Excellent soil. Irrigated and leveled. Own this now. landscape and have ready a place for your new home. Priced at $tO50. PAT HOWES, with BOUUE DALE. Realtor 120 8. 8ih St. Phone ttoj MRTSERVlCEMAN."we"are" going to help you and your family get a home. We have a number of houses under con struction now. Come and pick yours now. C. KLINKHAMMFR SUPERIOR HOME BUI1.U1NO CO. 3720 Homcdate Koad Phone 3004 (or appointment, after 6 pnv INCOME-PROPERTY in Mllls"Addltlon. consisting of 13 houses, partly fur nished. Complete for $30,000, with good terms. NICELY FURNISHED 2-bedroom home, near Blehu St., with acre, good soil, for $250. Terms. Quick possession. See JOE PERRY with F L. WEAVER. Realtors Real Estate and Insurance 330 E. Main Phone 6764 53 FOR SALE Dairy "cows", stock "cows." Rt. 2, Box 444. north of Junction. 5-3 STEWART ADDITION TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE, modern, with shower bath, built-in, clothes cioseis in the bedrooms, floor coverings: garage with washroom and fruit cellar com bined: lot 50x120. trees and shrubbery. One block off highway. $2200. See HARVEY MARTIN, Salesman with E. GRAY, Realtor 1021 Main Phone M3 (Evening and Sunday phone 5J1J or 4tuu) WfiYV AV TO IS i WtV HPWt .o'c A ww no t COOVD OO TOJ WHM VOfvl tVPl fA TU - - asT T-r. aT IM THAT case-, LETS TW M ifs l tAJiTU Ail AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT I 1 ifi T. M KC. . PAT. OFF,?! f- J Ti ' v - .V. H US A NEAT LITTLE HAUb 8UT TO JUST ASOUT WASH AV0I0 SCANCAL THEV MW NEVER UP THAT KG AN0 DUlNiriEn, ATTRACTIVE. CLOSE -IM, t.AHl.K. COMr'OKTAIIl.K IKtMK Not Jut annlhrr house, hut a snarlmti hitnie suitable tor a lane family. Hat a large living nm, lthrary. dtutng wiim, one bedroom, all with oak floors: an ullta modern kltrhvn and half Italh on first floor; two liednwms and rontplele bath nn second flwr. full ctnrrele bae ntenl with garage; children ' room, work shop and walk-in cooler. Hot water heat. Located two hlorka from town on North :lrd M. tl'mild he converted Into three large apartments. Price 13.000, Shown by aitpuinttneut onlv PAT liowra, with nOdl'K UALK. Realtor 130 B. 9th St. Phone Tin l FOR KAl.K One large" Duo-Thenn oil heater with cuunecltntit and liar re I; one davenport and chair, niewar; one Moniag kitchen range with colli, ittl Owens. 8 i FOR SA1.K Two"acrea, ele In, clly water irrigation; good toll. Owner, Telephone 1WT. -I BAHV announcemrnla and babr gift cartls. al The Pelican Dook Shoppe, acrttsa frtun Sears. fl-t WANTKD Reliable 'woman tor ihort order cotiklug and general restaurant work. Sundays Included. Inquire Crater Lake Cafe, Fort Klamath, Ore. -3 FOR SAl.C'30 "acrea" located mile east of Hrooklngs, Curry county, Ore gon. Near Che ten river. Hood tm pruvements. Rich soil. Never falling springs. Plenty of Croft Lily stork tor fall planting Included In tale. Imme diate possession, with fall harvesting reservations. Old age cause for selling. Reasonably priced. Terms rash. B. W. Marsh, P.O. Box 113. Brookings, Ore. 8-1 FOR RENT Dodge 5-yard dump "truck, with driver; aUn for hire, a Irartnrs, miscellaneous farm equipment. 8, R. WtHKlley. Merrill. Ore. Ph. 3413. -T FOIl SALE White poodle pup, TM, Phone 54. l WANTED--Competent" woman for clean ing cottages. References rqeutred. Write Box 4itM. care Herald-News. 9-3 WANTED Cat. and truck mechanic, out of town. Phono WOO. 3-1 FOR SALE 3-oedroom hnue. fireplace, basement, automatic oil furnace, nice lawns and trees. 42S Crosby St., 91. Francis Park District. 3-1 HAVE FIFTY 30xM all-steel oval hldga which make very best potato cellars or machinery sheds; lOOO ft floor space. Turn on end for alio or grain storage. Price S1100. Other slsea available made of galvantied corrugated Iron. Rupley Chevrolet. Castle Hock. S-l FOR SALE Weatlnghouse electric range, ITS. 4tH)d Summers Lane, before 6 p m. SI WANTED"TORF.NT-lInfurnUhed J-bed-roorn hoiue. by couple. Permanent renters. Vicinity of Hilllde Hospital preferred. Call Edna Hathaway, Hill side Hoapltal. -3 WANTED TO Bl'Y of rent. i"or a-bed-nxiin house, furnished or unfurnished, close In. See Rod Smith, BaUlger's. Phone 3131. 40I4H C1IAR1S CORSETtERE Jennie Leach. Ph. 843a.XW Michigan Ave. 3-4 DRY body wood. Ray'a Fuel Yard. Prompt Delivery. Phone 16M . 3-1 FOR SALE UMl Chrysler Royal, radio, heater, fluid drive. Ph. 4403. 3-1 WANTED -Reliable woman to care for gtrl. 2li years, while mother works, preferably living In Mills Addition. Reference required. Phone 4g or 0033. 3-3 FOR S ALE 1SJ0 Bufck sedan, radio and heater. 20WS Radcliff. 3-3 3' ACRES. IRRIGATED With a well-built 2-bedroom house, about half complete; large garage; cased deep well; land leveled and In crop. Get out your tools and go to work. This Is a good opportunity at the price of $43uo. Located on Hllyard Ave., one block off South 0th St. PAT HOWES, with BOCUE DALE, Realtor 130 S. 9th SU . Phone 1704 3-1 "tWO union painter wanted. " Phone 3028. 3-3 MAN WANTED for combination watch man and clean-up Job. Paya well. Will give wile work In factory. If wanted. Apply at once by phone or letter, American Box Corp., Spragua River. Ore. Phone U-T-4. 3UU3tf WANTED Woman for general house work, top prevailing salary. Heady employment. Write Box 3006, care Herald-News. 3-4 FOR RENT Small apartment. Lake Hotel. 400llf FOR RENT 20 'or 40 acres good potato land. Take Poe Valley road from Malln, a miles. R. E. Anderson. 3-4 WANT TO BUY" 700x111 passenger tire; also small kitchen wales. 2102 So. 6th. SJ ROLL FILM printed, developed. 8-hour service. Bell Studio, next door Pine Tree Theatre. 3-3 EXCELLENT earning opportunity In auto body and fender work. Including weld ing, spray painting and metal work. Kay lo learn now in your spare time. Chance for a good Job or a shop of your own. We'll show you how. Here's one of the most profitable branches of the big auto business. Get the facts. Write today, Auto-Crafts Train ing. Box 3334. care Herald-News. 3-3 FLOOHS laid, sanded and finished;" alao carpenter work contracted. DEWITT ac KARL FLOOR CO. Phone 8733 3-31 MAN with 3-bedroom house In Portland, automatic heat and hot water, will trade for 2 or 3-bed room home in Klamath Falls. Union Oil Station. Hut Main St. 3-1 FOR SALE -Ice box. 100 lb. capacity; canned fruit, miscellaneous articles. 1503 Hope. 5-a FOR SALE-Moicne 2-way Tumblebug plow. Two row Ironage potato planter. International horse mower. Ph. 7960. 3-3 IHMM KEYSTONE projector, complete with case, 303. Bell Studio, next door Pine Tree Theatre. 3-3 FOR SALE -Household furniture, prac tically new. Moving, will sell reason able. Call 8807. or 828 High St. 3-3 FOR SALE -Two frenh Jersey'cowa. five S months old calvey. Third place south Midland Grange Hall. 3-2 FOR SALE Seed potatoes. 91 a aack Rt. I. Box 572. Phone 8017. 3-3 FOR SALE 1003 Pontlac 4-door aedan, $283. 3320 Bristol Ave. 3-3 FOR SALE 1033 Oldsmoblle. Inquire between 8 p. m. and S p. m. at 4.1 IB 'Arthur St. 3-3 FOR SALE by owner, modern 4-r'oom house. Large glassed-in front porch; basement and garage. Priced for quick tale. 3235 Hughes St. Phone J200 for appointment. 3-3 USED CAMERASBOUGlltBeirStUdlo. next door Pine Tree Theatre. 3-3 1 Mooting Wotl cm Klamath Falls Moose Lodge No. 1106 meet on Thurs day njghta, 8?00 p. m. Ini tiation every second and fourth Thursday. ' Wed If PELICAN POST No." "1MB. Veterans of Foreign Wars, meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings In the KC Hall, 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings at Danceland. All meetings open at 8 p. in. Visiting members welcome. 2103tf Klamath Falls Aerte No. 2000. Regular meeting every Tues day night, 7:43 p. m. F.O.E. hall, Oth and Walnut Visiting members cordially Invited. tf 2 Lon and Found LOST Lady's hat, navy blue with 'four pink feathers, lost Easter Sunday. Reward. Ph. 8733. 8-1 LOST -Front headlight, chromhimirlm Ford sedan. Finder phone 8212 or calf at Hart's. 5-1 8 Transportation MOVE by padded vans to all points in Oregon, Washington California, fciadi Transfer 8t Storage. 220 Main M. Phone 1)271, 1730ti snenntlngs and lead la serious trouble. "HANK." Fanning' RlrhHHrt Bervlre, 110? V. Msln BIKES FOR RENT 25c hr., $1.50 day Male Reservation! For Sunday Phone SS20 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Y.aat and Found LOST Near Topay tirade. Sunday '."una wairt 3 1 10 Services Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wo can now do your work (or Low Monthly rnymcuts Patton & Overeem Plumbing & Heating Co, Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4121tf Do You Need Money? If you do, the answer Is implo, cull the Comincrclnl Flnunco. A friendly quick interview and the loun is completed. Loans from $30 to $300 on your Salary, Furniture, or Livestock, from $30 to $300 on your automobile, and you tuny tuke as long as IB months to pay. Commercial Finance Corporation TOM O'DWYF.R 107 N. Oth St. 7711 693-tf MOVING Local Long Distance Padded Vans Insured Carriers a Experienced Movers a Courteous Drivers Claims Settled Promptly Call 7425 Peoples Warehouse Transfer & Storage Company Bonded Bonded M-W-F tf Merchants Delivery Lynn McDaniels Owner-Operator Wholesale and Retail Accounts Solicited. Experienced and courteous drivers Insured carrier. 125 No. 5th St. Phone 7423 M.W.F. tf Plumbing Heating Service NEW Installation and Repair Work WE HURRY Davis Plumbing & Heating Co. 337 East Main Phone S781 2048U 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 PAINTING DECORATING PAPERHANGING F. Mathiscn Phone 7804 M-W-F-tf LOCAL MOVING AND CARTAGE Anything Anywhcra in Oregon Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7380 101 Klamath Ave. 88Stf " ALTAMONT NURSERY Landscaplnff, lawns, eventreens, trees flowerlnf shrubs. 3707 AlUmnnt Phone 4333 mrf w navli 22.HI ( PAINTlNrfrinterior and exterior" Kern- lon Ine. H. L. Brown Phone 422fl. 7lf " SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Equipment 4 Wheel Drive Truck will so anywhere. Phone 001S BOOKKKEP1NO. snorinena; typing Kindred lubjecte. ofric machlnet, KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE. T33 Pin Ph. 4700 132711 frAfNfi4(irrjkCORATlNa. PhonV 403a ; J730tl CaMKRA renalra of all klnda dona at Bell Studio, next door to Plna Tree Theatre. OintI WINDOW anoTHoui cfeanlns. Phone 3230. -! CONCIIETE WORK DONE. Call 8790 or 1R12 Worden Ave. D-19 TEAM" WORK and garden plowing. Will go anywhere Phone H046. 224U1 LlNOLEL'M floors and drnlnh'narda ln atalled by expert mechanic, J. L. Calhoun, floor covering contractor, ait Klamath. Phone 84119 or 0034 eve nings. 9-10 TEAM work andgarden Dlowlng. Call 3213 or 21.19 Wlard. 9-19 FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joyer. 1439 Martin. Phone 9077, 9-1 Im DRESSMAKING and alteration!, 111:10 Orchard Ph. 0739 4077tf WATK1NS PRODUCTSJTC. Marin. 2304 Home. Phone 0912. 9-24 PAINTING. CALC1MININO. enamel work. City or country. Satisfaction guaranteed. Frank Jenka. Phona 7270. IIBtf PLASTERING and ropolr" work." Phone 9027. 9-4 WIND6WCLEANlNd. Pli. 07rTea Hubbard. 9-30 FOR SEED ClITf INO aea Kelly Gray ball evenings. Grey house north of Harris Blacksmith Shoo. Merrill, Ore. 9-1 CURTAINS laundered and itretrhd. Phone 3717. 9-32m MilllllLLCLEANErfa 9-1 AI,D Nina, maasalli Telle, Or. 10 BrTlci A COMI'LICTE HEATING SERVICE Clennlng niMHili'liig Sulci limtiilliitlona CUIMNKYS STOVES FUltNACES Tufts Furnace Co. Ilentlng Spcclnllsli 2:i2:i So. Oth I'honn (1S05 (Nluhli, llolltlayi Vh. 3041 LOCKED OUT? If your ear tins juxt one key . , . we're I ho ono thiit you should iccl Key Keyt Keyg Dupliciitea Mntlo of Any Key Rose Motor Co. 4 Hi and Klninnth 8 22 c "F.LECTRIC nOTOROOTEn SKWER CLEANING SERVICE Free Estimation Work lluaianleed No ditftflng or tserlitf up rilONE 8300 DECORATING Pelitllitg Peperhmiglni llruslt or Spray Old Work Our MpeeUMy Homes or Commsrvlnl $M Walnut St Phone 4JI74 r. J. Lend 1071K Local and Long Dlatanoo MOVING Eods Transfer & Storage 330 Main SI. Phuna B371 17.1211 "SEITIC TANKS CLEANED AND INSTALLED The Modern Way W. BAKER Ph. 4110:1 9A2t! RH0ADS Window Cleaners Complrte llouserleanlng Ettsbluhsd IWJI Kenneth C Ittiuaua Phon 0011 aa.111 VENETIAN BLIND SHOP C'lt'iininK and Kcpnirlng Hlll.ANU K. KOrr, Ownsr Phon imo 118 N 4th IU.1U SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection Free - Modern Kqulproenl lonienu iiauied Away Ed F. King Flume 33 10 eT4ll tiKNKftAL rarpertler work, remiMlvllng nd rehlnel work. Write HI. I, ll lutU-A, or cell at XI I'phern. S 10 DRKSSMAKINO - Hulttms and buck Irs covered. Alterallims on new and ola rlulhlnt Mrs If. M Allvmter, 111 Main Hnnm 318 Phone S im rOH HTI'AHTS DANCE OHCIirSTIIA cell IH111 UAWNMUWCKH and IBS engines. Jual hired two veteran mevhanlrs. Ilrlng In your work, let's keep them employed, flodrnhasiner Saw and Repair Shop. Ut E Main. ft-10 KKrAIHft-Hrfrlgeralinn,"- water pump. 24J4 HhasU wajr. lhone 8W3 or 12 educational SCIIOOL-lflgh schmil cnmplelsd for diploma at home. rilKR booklet. Write Arnerlran Hchoul, 1440 Hroadway, Oak Innd. r!lf S 3 13 Health PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME 133 (Iranlle flt. Ashland Orrgoa Phone 7oor Rowena O Curry, ft, N. Superintendent U Halp Wantad Famala WANTED 3 experienced Salesladies Permanent Ponillon, Good Salary and Bonua Montgomery Ward and Company 51 WANTED GIRL For office nnd credit work. I'lcnnnnt working conditions and wonderful opportunity. Rogers Jewelry Company 837 Main 5 2 WANTED Women for Laundry Work .... We hove govern! qualified Positions open CASCADE LAUNDRY 3810tf WANTED Hellahlr tfirl lo work In hnme and help car for children, Ph. 7;nin. 3708ir WANtrD Woman in flean rottafei. 8 houra daily. Link Itlver Auto Camp. 36701 1 WANTED - Girl with inme typing experl ence, at once. Permanent position. Phone ;I2I4 durinu office houra. S-2 WANTED an Htudenti lnlereMed In Irnrnlnir hentlty ciillure In Klamalh Xnlli, Clatac to bcnin about June IA. Write Mm. Oertmrte Johnuon, Ltthla Motel, Aihland, Ore., al once. 3-4 WANTED -Young woman at rerepllnnUt and In handle beauty ihop ritipeniiary. Mint have knowledge of beauty ihop, be able to meet cmlomera and handle telephone enlln. Mint be nent, efficient and plenrtnnt. Hazel fleauty Salon. Phone IW77. 0-1 WANTED Woman for laundry work. Caftmrfe Iaun(lry. 8-0 WANTED-Exper1encedwalirea 13 to 8. Apply In penon, Hlller'a Coffee fihop, 1U Ho, 7th. Hunt I WANTED Woman lo alWo my home and aMlut In curing for ma. Ph. Ciio.l. 3700tf WANTED - fltenographer. part time. Phone 7414. fl-l WANTED Full time iiihorettea. Apply Enquire office, 174:ilf 16 Help Wanted. Male WANTED Snlimninn, liiRiirnnrei auUt, fire. Have opcnlnm for two good men. Good opportunity for anyone with quallflcntlnna. If Inexperienced we will drain. Write to Box 3338, care Iferald-Newa. b-3 WANTED- Experienced "cut" waher.Hct ervlte manager, Dick B. Miller Co. :r;iutt WANTED Exptirfrncnd Inlh mill" men preferred. Klamath Lath Co, Phone 4002 or 010 J, after S p. m. 01 WgDNHOAT. Mar I. . 18 Help Wanted, Mala Tractor Dealers EveryV where Need Skilled Help Now! We Imve trained tlionaandi of men for Jnlm an mechanic, trouble nhootera and anleamen in (ho fast urowlnil, hlli py tractor dlenel field. Tliniiiantla inoro are needed. Writ for full information about our axcluaiva method of IcuchlnK you nt horn In your apure time. Veterans ask about upeclal offer. TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE Dept. 101,4110 Panama Bltlf., Portland 4, Ora. ? WANTED Experienced Truck Lubrication Man To take chnriie of lubrication deportment In new truck giirane. See Dick Miller Jr. Dick B. Miller Co. 5 3 WANTED Service Station Salesman Work In Klninnth Falln. On- wirtiinliv for adviinrcniput. Aita 1H to J J preicrreti. iuk'i ivouui etlucution or equivalent. Apply STANDARO STATIONS INC. Oth and Klamath 5073tf WANTED Auto Overhaul Mechanic Only ewperlsnrsd nion need epp'T. I'lvnlv of wink. Exceptionally Uood Par. ervlre Managar Dick B. Miller Co. Phone I03 PRESSER WANTED RELIABLE CLEANERS VUIlt JANITOM wanted.' Apply Ksqulr The. Irs ..((he . It Situatlont Wantad WANTKn llntllyn as nurse side of nurs In your home Phone i-1 aXPr.lllr.Ntr.n NI onereloi" wants ptMlllon Hslsrenres Aim espsrlenre4 ttmittsin atrl hlsarty nr rHf work. Wilts IIhk .m7. rs,s llsrsld-Nsws. 5 1 Ult A 110 ATK Nt'rtNK will board Invalid lady In her own horna al per . wsrh. ssml-tnvslld at 30 per wseh. ft suiilt-sl convslssrsnl al fla per wvslisl Ksrsllsnl food. Itsy service, rets 1 I'hons tntt. l COHIIINATION welder.' H years' es iwrlfnre. wants ntst Phone S4A 1 22 Roomi For Rant HOOM and (erefe for rent lor'ffantla. man or rminle. Phon BIH0. 1 NOOM-Uenliemen. ' Ph. 7eM vntns. ai.rri'iNO-itooMa nun. a-Jim KOOMN. 1:14 No Ird Phone B'-'nA." 3l1tt 28 Houii for Rant TWO llOtftira for rent. fttrnliSe4. K nlilr In hsra. inni Msnisnlts at. I 28 Mlacellanaoui For Rant EIJCCTltlC rt.Otm SANtirnn and edasr rrnlsd. I your own work Impure Pali.l Dept. MONTUOMKIIV WAH11 At CO. Jim T Hllt KH TOR HUNT" Vou drive: move yourself, sav attlss llssrnn llerv Ire, IXfll East Main. Phon B.W4. 9-3lm rOB IIENT-Amerlran fl'M,r sender and dier, latl lyp. du.llssa. swlfl and ra.y o uprrste Klamath Valley l.um bar Co, alio Bo. oth. Phon said. UMIf roil IIKNT" 'Hcrwiars 'and' hydraulle Jarka. Klamalh Vallev Lumber Co, 1U40 Ho. nth. Phon 4JII(I. 3.1Mtf ClAIIAtlK for rent SU lllah Mjeil 30 Real Eltit For Sal In Stewart Add'n Two-bedroom house, fiirnltihed, refrluerator nnd wnnhlnK ma chine. Not modern. On highway, $2UU0 half ensh. Two-bedroom hoinc, fully fur nished, rcfriKeriitur nnd wimh InK machine, not modern. $200(1 hnlf rnKll. OTTO MIKKELSEN f Broker Phone SU18 5-4 Main Street Corner We offer for quick mile th S.E. corner of Main and Elev enth SU., '10 ft. on Main, 110 ft. on Eleventh, with service sta tion and urn nil brick building In rear. Possession within a few months. CHILC0TE & SMITH The Pioneer Agency Realtor 111 N. Oth Phone 45(14 . -51 ONE 3 acre tract at the end of fthanta way. Will make nice hnme alte. All fenred and bnrn on property. Third acreage pant Mndlann alreet on left. Hoy Sen meek, Itt. 3, Dux 1043, Phona am. ..fl-1 FOn SALE Income" property. Two du plexea and a 4-room home, all fur nished. Clme In. Deal with the owner. Phone 404fl. 8-3 ton HAI.R- a-bedrnnm' modern home, furnlxhed. In MIIU Addlllon. Inn."!" at till Jefferion, between ft and 7 P ni, B-30 3-HOOM niorlern rnllage.one-lhlrtl acre irrigated, for quick tnle. Iinoo. 4000 Muck Ht., Juil off Summer! Lane. Phone 7HRR. FOR SAIaK-Modern fuime with atlrac tlve Income. Twelve rooms, furnace hrnt, clcclrlr watrr heater, Venetian bllnrlH, partly furnUhed nr unfur nliihcd, Cloio In. Phono fln.17, owner, na 117 ACHKH, beaullfully localad on Ump(ua lllvor. Newly painted, Bind ern huildliufa, partly fumlthed and erptlpped, Home form machinery anI-4l truck. Hrt up for four definite In- fnmri, The right parly with family large enough to operate (hit ranch rnn buy Willi a mnll down payment of $.KH)() nnd pay for II nut nf M proflla. Owner, Mri. H. WaUlg. S. Main Aoiaburg, Ore. l