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Newspaper Page TextMIDLMD ERE m Midland Fred Milani ha returned home from Hillside hospital where he has been ill for a week. He will be confined to his bed for several days, however. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ayers spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cascbeer in California. John W. Mistier and family and Edward Burke and family of Tulclake spent Tuesday evening In Midland visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mistier and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hathorne and daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Farrell and Earl R. (Buddy) Hathorne from Leav enworth, Kansas, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs. Ha thornc's brother, John Mistier, and family. They were accompanying Far rell to North Island from where he expects to sail May 18. after a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Farrell, in Long Beach, Calif. Farrell is an instructor with the navy air corps. The Midland Victory club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. John Mistier, with 10 members present. Red Cross sewing was done and plans were made to find ad dresses of needy persons in the famine countries and each mem ber to adopt one family to whom food will be sent or other needs. Mrs. Leon Andrieu was select ed as playing the most interest ing and entertaining game. After which lunch was served by the hostess, which consisted of a huge apple pan dowdy and whipped cream. Those present were Mrs. Blanche Flowers and daughter Dona, Mrs. Minnie Andrieu and sons, Mrs. Marie Andrieu, Mrs. Gladys Buhrig and daughters, Mrs. Thelma Houck and son Ice land, Mrs. Phillis Bolhman, Mrs. .THIS vtkVO OIW Oft ! M ---- v.i u 1 p s p T WHOOEV! I'M SURE VE MISSED HIM H6 56EM TO BE f&Ec. I ihoubhi HwaiT.'hE POESM'T SEEM i 'y'Wf fl bJ& "fOU PULLEP ) SOMEHOW... BOT I ALL 1I6HT... HE WAS A isONE To B,;l IMMEPITE W . r t---ilrf S ME CUTA TWAT STWWH WE CAN STILL IV LOOK.' oOSiS! BJT PamS :... LET'S HOLP O&A -v;!?lf 5 (U ia ME5S...BUT WHERTS J REACH HIM... Ol'1 MAKElTHTH OFF i P6W jfjfK II'VB i'HW. OVkC COMTACT IS UM- J t , rtSSf'f 6AP&6TS... &6T I .MOVENTS.' t SlTi " "'li' J feS'i?' Iff'S STT1KI& OVER THE MEASLES ALL RIGHT, fceiLIM&VES. BUT I 1MM I KNOW f - "l OR-PUIce?. UR0 BUT SHE SEEMS 0EPRESS60 ABOLT ZERO, WHATS WROW& AND IM I n 1 . e""llT"""' tm, . i iimi rrgg - Ekt? J a coufte of davs i wamt tR.wAlK, I j''''"'11 31 ' cowl, imrtroLiiV ftf!'T, fa L J f BUT, SHOCKS "-THAT WITH TRASH T mmj HE'S BADFRSD'S DAD ) W WHATS THE T JUST ABOUT EVERYTHNa ' f WAS YEARS AQO-VOU B UKE 6NIDE SJ I RAN 6NIDETS OAO OUT OP K MflTTER WITH ANNIMI FOLKS AND 1 0ONT STIU. CARRY ON A SORREL. I SMOKY HOLLOW-IP SNIDE I Malin . Anton Slcyskul has been ill for the past week. He was hos pitalized for several days, but has returned to his home where he is now convalescing. Mervyn Wilde, William Raj nus and James Ottoman enjoyed the past week fishing at Wicki up dam. They reported catching their limit. Mrs. Robert Kennan and two children, Robert and Jean, from Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii, were visiting friends in Malin last week. They are en route to Pasadena, Calif., where they will visit Herman's parents and from there expect to return to Hawaii. Mrs. Kennan formerly taught in the Malin high school and will be remembered by her many friends as Violet Judy. Malin was well represented last week at the Klamath Coun ty Public Health association dinner at the Willard hotel with Mrs. Teresa McComb. Mrs. Hal bert Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ted A. De Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. Vada Schmeck, Mrs. Lois Noel and daughter Doty. Mrs. B. M. Mistier, Airs. Louise Milani. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Milani in June. Clarence Cascbeer arrived in Midland Friday morning after his release from the merchant marine. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mistier and son Jackie and Mrs. Edward Burke and sons Eddie and Gary had dinner with their parents Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. John Mistier and Ralph in Mid land. Mistier and Burke are em ployed at the relocation center formerly Newell, Calif. Ronald Kinkade is on leave from boot training at San Diego. He expects to sail Tuesday. W0 S& VK??VXbS VOOO 1 ftj- v:vw gill " - Glen Morton, Mrs. Charles H. Johnson, Mrs. Perry Haley, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hcnicl attending. Vaclav Kalina, John Krietag and Elzie Roberts left this week for a short fishing trip at East lake. William Saunders and family left this week for Kansas. Mrs. Saunders left several weeks ago for Kansas upon receiving word of her father's death. She ex pects to return to Malin with her family. Mr. and Mrs. George Spolek are having extensive remodel ing done on their home in Ma lin. Mayor A. Kalina has pro claimed May 25 as Poppy Day. The sale of poppies is sponsored by the American Legion auxil iary with Mrs. George Brothan ek as chairman. She will be as sisted by Mrs. Elzie Roberts, Mrs. Bonnie Stevens. Mrs. John McCulley, Mrs. John Frietag, Mrs. Vaclav Kalina, Mrs. Merle Loosley and Mrs. A. E. Street. The American Legion auxil iary of Malin is sponsoring a trip to Girls' State at Silver Creek Falls, Ore., to be held from June 9 to 16. Mrs. Elzie Roberts, chairman, announced this week that the two girls chosen from Malin high school are Shirley Kay Johnson and Emily Elzner. These girls were chosen for their outstanding scholastic record and worthy citizenship. Girls' State was or ganized in 1940. but this is the first year the Malin auxiliary will send representatives. Con Johnson, who has had his garage closed for some time while the building was being moved from the chosen Malin community park site, is again open for business in his new location. Johnson's garage is one of the most up-to-date places of business of its kind. Grady Saunders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Saunders, has been ill for the past week. Mrs. S. G. Murphy from Bend, and Mrs. C. F. Jones of San Diego, Calif., have been re cent weekend guests at the voovi csv l wt's aus owfw , how; wvt i OUT 1 CrtMONSTOKNWG t0O6H TO VT ? f OOKTf rp FUNNY "Looks as if Simpson's oversize mallet isn't working so well!" New Pine Creek The East Side grunge members as a whole have accepted an in vitation to attend the west Side grange meeting and social hour this Saturday evening. Many are planning on going over to enjoy the generous hospitality of our neighbors across the lake. The East Side grange orchestra is playing for the firemen's ball at Ccdarville this Saturday eve ning, so its members will not be able to enjoy the festivities on tne west Side. Mike Conner and Budge Mul home of Mr. Wilde. and Mrs. Mervyn BUSINESS m a I .11 I TO key. who have for the past six months been owners of the Sham rock bar and cafe, made a spec tacular sale of their fixtures and stock to three men from Dommiu last week. Robert Colahan, Alvin Hcffron and Joe Horsley are the new owners and plan to operate the establishment very much on the same lines as their prede cessors have in the past. Possibly they may add to the building for more room if business war rants. Conner and Mulkey were in no wise anxious to sell but when their reluctant but lucrative prico wus immediately met with a down payment, they had sold out. Conner, who was mnniiging the business, has no definite plans for the future but he knows one thing for sure and that is he is going to catch up on his fishing. The new owners took over last Friday. Ruben Anderson, who is chef, operating the cafe end of the business, will continue on as before. Jimmie Jay, bartender, will also continue under the cm ploy of the new owners, accord ing to information received. Babe Blurton hus his new service station now in operation although all phases of his plant have not as yet been completed. The painters are expected next week to give the place a shiny new coat of paint and he is ex pecting his hydraulic grease lift any day now. Babe is also oper ating a one-chair barber shop in connection with his. service sta tion. ' Rev. Barrow is taking over the duties of cubmaster of the local troop. The pac meeting will be May 23. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barry re turned last weekend from their trip to Reno and various points in Nevada and California. Since returning they have been look ing for a new home and may locate here. Their friends hope they will find something suitable here in town. Meetings Xnlfbu Templar Mct Calvary Com mandery No. Id, K T , will hold it reg ular meeting: Wednesday. May 22 at 7 JO p. m. Work In Order of the Red Crou and Malta. Sir Knight cordially In vited. We men ef (ha Monte Potlurk lunch eon. 12:30 p. m . Friday, Moose hall. Laura Bramble, chairman of the home mnklni committee, will b In charge. There will b a friendship meeting at 3 p. m. Hrnlor Circle Congrrrallonat Cmmn lly Church Meet Friday at home of Mr. W. o. Lohrey. 3M4 Eiwrlein Dea ler! at 1 p. m. followed by a bualneaa meetlnc and Droffram. Mn. William Larson aula ting h oaten. Honifni norieir mt Chrfillan Hervlce, Melhodltt Charch General meeting In church parlors. Thursday. Bible atudy. 10:30 a. m.. led by Miriam Smyth, uck lunch at noon, executive board meeting. 1 P- m., prayer circle at 1:40 o. m.. and Ieneral meeting at 2 p. m. with Mn. ohn Yadon, program chairman. Tea will be served by Kuth circle, following im program. City I'lannlng Commliilen Mret to night. Tuesday, 7:30, in the city hall. WEATHER Max, Mln. Prerlp, .. 7 fli Trace ..at M .a ... H8 44) .00 ... 03 AO Trace ... 77 .'(fl .00 ... M 4H Trace ... no .00 ...07 44 .HA 70 SO .00 Eugene . . Klamath rails ... Sacramento Portland Reno . San Francisco Seattle Med ford ... Red Bluff NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Partly cloudy tonleht and Wednesday with showcra over northern mountains today reaching southern mountalna Wednes day afternoon. Cooler San Joaquin val ley lonay. Moderate to fresh north westerly winds off coast. OREGON Partly cloudy with scattered light shower todny and tonight. Scat tered shower Wednesday. Cooler east of Cascades today. Moderate west to northwest winds off coast. OBITUARY CORA MATILDA TII'TOM Cora Matilda Tipton, a resldrnl of Poo Valley. Ore., for the last 13 years passed away In this city on Tuesday, May 21, 1040. at 9:40 a. m. following an lllnex of six months. She was a native of iiienmont, u.. and at the time or her death was aged .12 year 2 month and 0 day. Surviving are her husband, Herman H. Tipton of Klamnlh Falls, Ore.; three sons, Wilson H. Paul F. and Herman n. npion jr., an oi in is cny; two daughters, Mr. L. V. Plato of Lakevlew, Ore., and Mildred Tipton of Klamath Falls, Ore.; six sisters, Mr. Anna Stalbher, Mr. Harry Sullivan and Mrs. Lula Davis of Mansfield, O., Mr. R. B. Gray of Tulungn. Calif., Mr. Paul Rambacher of Mllleriihurg, O., and Mrs. Earl Hunter of Loudonvllle, O. The remnlnn rest In the Earl Whltlock Fu neral Home, Pine at Sixth, where friends may call. Notice of funeral to be an nounced 'Wednesday, Hatterr calilet and (round strap hen Id be rherked periodically and elraned for positive atratlng. "II ANK." r arming s mcniieia nervice, i iux c Main. i l 4i w i; II s For All Occasions e FUNERAL DESIGNS WKDDINH and PARTY Flower! Kohn's Flower Shop 4.10 Main HI. Phone nail BIKES FOR RENT 25c hr.. $1.50 day Male Reservations For Sunday Phona 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Market Quotations NKW YORK. May II lAPi Selectad rails, Imlustilat and utilities cuntliuied to altrai-l buyers In Imla' slock market although profit running on Monday's be laud woter stalled many leader. I'loaing ountalluna: Anienvan Van - B7i Am Tel TJ - llo Anaconda - Calif Packing . . 4T Cotninonweallh 4k Sou t Curtis-Wright lieneral Kieclrlo General Motor H Ul Nor Hy pld - Int Han-ester Kemiecolt . Long Belt "A" Montgomery Ward , NashKelv N Y Ceutral Northern Pacific Pac lias St El J C Penney , gafewav Mtre Seara Roebuck Southern Pacifio Standard Brands - SUidelu.kr Sunshine Mining Virion Oil Calif Union Pacific V S Steel Warner Pictures 4(1 S ..... 7a 1, M' .... ST't 34 tt .. nr. .. POTATOES CHICAGO. Moy Jl tAH iml)Al-PoU-iim arrlvali 7. on Ireck Ho. loul U. 8 Old .liK'k tuppllao vorr llfht: no ialM rviorld. , Now atui-ko tupnlloo nutdorolo: doittand fair: niarkol about aloady lor bl aUKk. lulUmlm U. a No. 1 In l' 1" aaka' California l.on Whlloa W'MBi Ala bama Ullta Trlumplia MH IID. l.O ANQKI.ra. May II CAPllDAi Polalooa: 4 broken. II unbroken care on Irai-k. Arrival.. Idaho 1. Neveda 1. 3S br track. Market about aloady. SAN TBANCISCO. May 1 CAP I'SDAI Potatoea: old etork. I car on track. Ar rival. California 1. NEW YOHK--P broken, I unbroken fare on track Arrival.. 4 cara hy track Market llfhtly weaker; Klamath. Hul acu No. 1 .ua A a-l .w. "TlVESTOCK SOt'TH SAN rRANCISCO. May 21 IAF-USUAi triable cattle 230, calves 50. steers active, steady; two car medium-good light graia steer 1 JA. common UTU lb ItoTilcln steer l4ul. she alock weak: medium good heifer atMent; gra cow iiuuled f 14 OO-lft two cant cuttffr common range graM cow 10 05-11.13. load lb dairy cut. ter H.V), canner 7 00 U (; ausage bulls 100-11M), past two dayg calvee around 50 cenU lower: few cholca $1(1 DO; mimt good 3-V)-xV0 lb calve $13 oo; common-medium $11.00-12 30. Salable hogs I no, steady; good-choica 20011AU lb Itarruw and gill SlfltlU, good sow ftS OA. .Salable th-p 912 00: undertone steady; Monday I am In W cenU higher, tup $13 7.1; hulk past two day good-cholr 13W) 3; ihoril No. 1 pel tarntia $14 1 V); medium-good twaa $4 00 0.13. cull $2 00. CHICAGO. May 21 I AP VSD A' Sal able hogs 70OO. total IS.OOO; active, alrady good and choir barrow and gilt $14 63 celling, urn $14.10 calling. Complete early clearance Salable cattle Toon, total 7000; lel calve 700. total 700. fed atr and yearling, wtth yearling and light ateer predominating, steady but low; outside demand again fairly broad: aUtch catll steady to strong, fed heifer fully steady; number-buying market on starvation run rows, bulls, and vealer; top steer $17 73; choice to prime oua lb heifers also brought the price; moat steer and vcarllng $13 73 17 40; moat heifer $l 3 18 73: few beef cows about $U73 but strictly good kinds to $14 SO and better: fat bulls $14 73 down; vealer $17 00 and below: moat stock cattle i4!to-W3o Salable heep 300. total ; clipped lamb steady to strong lo shipper: other rlatae acarce. unchanged: around load 90 lb medium and gnoi No. 1 and No. 2, mostly No. 2 skins $1HOO: sorted 2 par rent' deck moaily medium No. 2 skins $10 00; small lou common to medium No. 1 pell $13 30: 23 head good and choice 72 lb native aprlnger $100; slaughter ewe. ecarce. """dj wooled and shorn iwm quoted $8 10 and $a 30 respectively. WHEAT CHICAGO. May 21 IAP May ry ranged through tha permlaalbU tltnlt in today's grain future trading The con tract was up 3 cent at tha opening afier which light telling pushed the price down 10 cent by 10 minute. Some short covering moved quotations to within small fractlona of tha day'a high shortly after noon There wa soma action In new corn deliveries. , Today business wa largely evening up for the close of trading in May con tracts at the end of tomorrow's elon. At the close wheat was unchanged at celling prices Old corn contract were bid at ceilings. New corn contract were to cent higher than yester day's close. January $1 4d New oat rnntracts were unchanged to t.c higher, August M,c, Old oat contract were unchanged to 'ic higher. May iUc, New rye contracts wera unchanged at rail ing: old ry wa unchanged to rt'tO higher, May $2 13'. . New barlev con tract were unchanged to -c higher November $1 3.'t'. Old contract were unchanged at ceilings. VITAL STATISTICS VAN DYKE Born at Hillside hoapltal, Klamath Falls. Ore, May 20. IMA. to Mr. and Mr. Albert Van Dyke. TWO Summer lane, girl. Weight; S pound 14' ounces. Courthouse Records Cemplilnt FlUd William L. niark vs. France O Black, suit for dlvorre. Charge, desertion. Couple married February 3, 104.1, at Ban Francisco, A. C. Yaden, attorney for Alvin B. Mnrartney vs. R V K. still for $1000 damage. Paul Farrens, at torney for plaintiff. Leona June Francla v. Jesa Eugena Francis, suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married November 17. 1044. at Scott Field. 111. Plaintiff ask restoration of maiden name of Leona June l-suwell. D. S Van Vaclor. attorney for plaintiff. Ufcrrta Granted Paulina L. Hogua v. Bernard 0 If ngue. Audrey A. Walker va. Warran Wesll W,ker .. ... Samuel H. Matshary vs. Paulina Malf bary. Jnstlre Court John Tia Splcer, no operator's Heart. Fine. $3 30 , Don J. Park, no operator' llcant. Fine. S3. SO. . , HuKon Pauline Rrockman, no operator a lircn-ie. Fine. $3 SO. Clifford Walker Davla, no oparator license. Fine. $3.60. Vicente Antonio Alvarez, no red flag on overhanging load. Fine. $3.30. Gerald Richard Ripley, no muffler. Fine. $5.30 , Verne l-eah Jenkins, no operator license. Fine. 3 SO. Lawrence Wavne F.dwards, no rear vlw mirror. Fine. $3 SO. Elwood Joeph nickforrf, drlvlnf Oft left ide of hlghwav. Fine. $3 30. Thorns Ferrv Fisher. Improper cleg CLASSIFIED RATES One day .par word 4c 3 day run n' word Sn 3 day run m , word lie 4 nny run n MW word Lie 9 day run word 14c Month run "f word 43c Weok run - per word 13 Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will appear nme afternoon In "New Tndav" column. NFW HF.RALD AND NEWS phona tlUltf her, Bill. New Today WANTKD Woman past middle age for housekeeper and to take cara of flowers, Write Box 4540, care Herald-New. 0-21 WANTKD Experienced automotive book- keper, man or woman. Ella nun lo., mm So. flth St. 9-22 FOR SALE Harley-Davldson motorcycle. Phone flMfl. B-22 FOR RENT- Ifoustke'plng room. Phone BH48. S-22 SIX-PIRCF, wnlnut veneer'twln bedroom net, complete with Innersprlng mat tresses and box springs, f:ifl4.79, HEAI1H, ROEBUCK & CO. 9-21 SEED POTATOES -See Standard "Feed Klore, So. Oth. 5-2:1 FOR HALE 3-rnom burnished house, IKiso. $'irw down, balance :io month. 2440 HhnstaJVny. B-2t FOR SALE Six -20 Knstman ftrownle Special "flutr Eye" camera, with car rying ense; and E Flat Alto Conn axnphone. Telephone 703.1, after fl::in p. m. B-22 FOR HALE Man' 21-awrbulbvi'writ watch. Phona 7937. fl-22 AI D A NKWi. Klsmslk Fall. Ora. mn HAl.R Two acre tract oti HUIee. In alfalfa ami grain, with 3 loom inoderii home, barn, chicken house, nice lawn, shade trees. Price of $0400 Include! row, calf and rhicktnt. Nice 3-room modern home, romnleiw furnished, lawn, shade tree, Owner will aacilflce for Immediate sal. t One-third aura tract In inilapnilenca with 4 -mom modern home, gat dsn, lawn, atrawtieri las, raspberries. Attention Veteran! We atlll have t tracta In l.andl Park, with it r lor I lie and ma terial to tiulbl five modern homes. These may be purchased with Gl loan. Nee ft. P. OLIVTH, ftealtur or Joe Mo rale y Al lnige C. H tChucki llonney A V. MoVey Salesmen Ul lu. aih Phone 4710 21 ton MALE Heglatered spotted Poland China boar, 1 year old; I feeder pig; I nice family row; boy' a saddle niaie; iris galled horse. Call after a p- m., T04 Avalun. 6 23 WANTKD Competent and efficient sal , secretary for dictation, car contracts, title transfer, etc Kftperlenc a help, but will train right person. Must be at least 21 year old. Good pay Ashley Chevndet Co. 3 3-1 lltlMINKSS OPPORTUNITY CAFE, located one-half block off Main 91 , together with all restaurant equip ment, dishes, counters. Groaaea $1700 per month. Owner' quartan In rear. WOOO, CIIILCOTE SMITH Realtors The Pioner Agency Ul No. Ilh . Phone 43A4 b a i FOR RALK -teed po (aloes and hay. Call MUX) ft 23 FOR SALE nabybetuggv, "rwhtng horse. $.10; leather leauty parlor shanv poo chair and slool, $.10. Phone !" 3102 So, flth. ft-at SIX-PIKCR walnut veneer rwln bedroom et. complete with innersprlng mat tresses and bov spring. $:tH4.7S, SEAKS, KOICIU'CK CO. 9 21 WILL care fur children In my home Call 01 14 8 23 WANTKD TO RENT 'Furnished 1 or 3 bedroom house, by June !!. for the aummer or permanent. Reference. Call WLVl 3 2-1 ST. FRANCIS PARK 9 room and Iralh, hardwood floor, oil furnace, fireplace, laundry trays, large storage spaca. attached garage. 1-erge lot, strut and lawn. Ifou war old Prlca gttuOO, $7 wo loan available. 8 rooms and hath, corner lot, floor fur nace, large living room, fireplace, two large bedroom, double garage, nice tree, shrub, lawn. Newly painted. Oak floor. Price $7lUtO Term R It 11MNIIAR. Realtor Neal Stewart, Salesman 130 So. 3th Phone 7311 821 Mlt..S'AmITlON rooms', a bath, on floor $-WOO Agent. 3414. 8-11 ' set. complete with Innersprlng mat- SIX-PIKCR walnut veneer twin bedroom treaaes and box spring $-14.73 HEARS, MOElll'CK ai CO. 3-21 FOR SALE laying hens. 1 year old, hens ready lo halrh: alo 43n egg InciibaUir and 300-chlck brooder, Ilk new St. I. Uo 1147, Old Hend highway north ft 21 FOR'sALE'Two-bedroom modern house and outbuildings, on v acre. inn Gary. FOR SALEtrev."irailer. 12 It Wg. used two weeks, new from factory. I out 1414 K Main. Phone 3308, ft 2J REl'Allt SERVICE on nearly all electric Irons, loaater. waffle Irons. Prompt servlr. Reasonabla price. PELICAN RADIO as APPLIANCE CO 118 So. 8th DM MO 811 tOt iAl.E '24 M"sterChevrolet" sedan, new battery and carburetor xi Phone 7MV3, or call at 4JJ0 A I la moot Drive, after 8pm 22 MOTEL 14 modern renlals, restaurant with beer llrenae, entire city block. Full price $:.ooo. LATH MILL 12-saw. 2000 per hour ca pacity. Like new, free malarial, $lix net per month easy. All equipment and good truck. Full price ,i3o0. DON'S REALTY. 208-A North 8U SI . Grant Pat. Or. 8-21 10.14 MAHTKH Chevrolet' sedan for le. $:iAO. ii:io High St , or phone 7i38. 8-22 FOR SALE 10-ft. trunk rack, $30 00 Phone 7.VM. 11.10 High. 8 2J OH anil after this dale, May"2l.! will not be responsible fr debt contracted by anyone other than mylf. Willard T. Sellilnger. 8-22 WANTED Girl to work In" drive-In. Must be 18 year or older. Call Xl1. 8 21 fOR SALE Davenport et, desk, cheat of drawer, practically new; miscel laneous garden tools Phone 2137. Furniture stored ai People Warehouse $-23 WANTED, ilab pliers." Peyton 4V Co. isutr FOR KaLE.Tb.12 Nash pickup,' I7. 4nS1 So. 8lh. Phone 8018. 3-23 WILL care for children In my home by the day or hour. xi.i limed Ht. 9 24 ' LOST-llrown Pekingese with harneas and 4 license tap attached. Reward Phone 3420. 9 22 FOR SALE Cash register, all-electric, 4 drawer National. Pacific Supply Co Operative, 13J7 So. 6th. 9 21 WANTED Model A coupe or'roadster Phone 7000. 8 2.1 FOR BALE -1017 Chevrolet coupe 4H4tf Summers Lane. Phone 3814, after A p. m. 9 22 FOR SALE Saddle horse, one sorrel gelding, well reined, gentle for women or children. Ph. 7421 or B109. 8-22 FOR SALE - W acre, SMt Altamont Drive, ft-room modern house, fruit cellar, gnrag. chicken house, garden planted 93800. 8-2.1 LOST 6n State Line road, "truck" tire and wheel. John Derra, Malin. 8 22 LOST" Illack'leather hlllfold on Main 81 Reward. M. R. Uolst. 708 Owens. 8 22 FOR SALE- Player piano. In excellent condition, modern styling. 38 rolls In cluded, $230. Phone 8A30. 920 Front St. 8-23 RADIO RECONDITIONING SKRVlCE Is our specialty. We can rebuild your old radio to give you fine reception of your favorite radio programs. Pick up and delivery service. Just dial "2.12. PELICAN RADIO Jt APPLIANCE CO. 110 Bo. 9th Dial 0232 9-21 WlLL care for one nr two small children In my home, IH44 Ivory. 9-23 MICKEY MOUSE viewer and colored film, $1.00. Hell Studio, next door to Pine Tree Theatre. 9-21 ROLL FILM developing and printing, six-hour service. Hell Sludlo, next door Pine Tree Theatre. 8-21 FEDERAL automatic enlarger tlke new, 812. flell Studio, next door Pine Tree Theatre. 8-22 TOR SALE 200 Barks Netted Gem seed potatoes. Blue Tag. W. L. Clink. Ilox 140, Tulclake, Calif. Phona 42oo-M 8-27 FOR SALE"l040 Plymouth reconditioned motor nd a Model A. 4220 Bryant. B-22 FOR SALE 8 acres en highway, fl-room modern home, basement, and other hutldlngs, deep well, pressure water system. 4 acres lit alfalfa. Prlce 93290. Terms. 4-rnom home and two 3-room home; garage; all plastered and have concrete foundation. Close In on East Main St. Price 10000. Terms, See Fred Cofer J1AHNH1HEL AGENCY 112 S. Blh Phone 4103 , u 0-3.1 FOR RALE-1042 Ford logging in irk with Page and Page trallec Plenty of runner, rnone wieurora di.ih. 0-24 WANTED - Young woman for work In sausage kitchen. Phone B:inl before A p. m., 3072 after. Dratton Packing Co. 4403tf WANTED Stenographer ' for temporary work during vacation period, extend ing through month of June. Phone 7fl40 for appointment, 9-2.1 WANTED - 4-place traller-houe. from private owner. Cash. Box 746, Cltv. . . . 9-2.1 WANT gwtd sed tin from private owner. Cash. 2(12.1 Turnnge 81., or Box 740, Clly. 9-2.1 TELEPHONE emnlnyee wnnts furnlnhnd twn-hedroom house. Una two well- imnaved children. Phone B:i7fl. 9-22 B-ROOM modern home. New drlvewny. Insulation. 024 Martin. B-27 ilAVE YOIfR OLD RADIOS RECONDI TIONED NOW by our experienced tech nician, Modernte price, Estimate glndly given. Dial 82.12 for pickup and delivery service, PELICAN RADIO APPLIANCE CO. 110 So, Sin Dial 02.12 8 21 TTMDAY, Maf II, INI. 'J"J HF-IJAMI.K. tllPAMANTHril MAIHO Ha CONIHIUININtl HMlVirK. Aih for mated nwl of repairing T'u ihuh sallslled or your iminev back. P IjJ Oi.ll for pickup and delivery servlc. t ompleie leal equiiiineul fur the fltiMl PKUCAN RADIO eV APPLIANCE CO, 111) Ho. 8th JJ LOST Ladv's black pur. Eor Klam ath Junction 01 lo mile north on highway. I. literal reward Mary Rosa Faulted, 14)9 Oiegon Ave. Ph. FOR RAI.K M tarks single drop and 40 aacka t ut seed. Jo.ph Draill, Malin, Oi Phone Merrill mil 8 IT FOR HAl.R Certified While ' Rose "d, will, fertiliser. G. W, Osborne s Sons, Tulelake. 9 27 FOR HALE IB sai'ks tllus ' Tag Nailed Gem seed po I aloes, left over, phone 4-HXJ. 0 81 UKM EVERMKAHING slrwlrry plains K14 Grant, off Win. MBlf Mtellnq Not1ei PKI.ICAN PORT No. I tnl. meets every 1st and Thursday avenlngs In the KC 1111, 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings at Dam-eland. All meeting cteii al 0 p, men titer welrc Klamath rail Aerie No 2000 Regular f.9.t meeting every Tues day night, I. T .Sp m. .11. Kih and a?fe-e4Bnfe I VflilKa- Kfef f, (t. eurdl.ll X far- aV7W FOE hi W a I n u member cordially InvlleU. If BCOTTimi ltlT reunion. Inih Lr, Tu.,lar, tlajr 31. 1, Tni p in. .hart, VIM Ulna brethren rnrtllally In Vlted. mnT c Mii.i m. Venerahla Mailer. Klamelh Mdia at l'er(ellun Jl 2 Lon and Found ItTHAVKt) Twa aatlilla hrae. one .nrr.l gelrilntf. while fare anil feel, alM.lil U rar. ulil, lie all lilai'k male, ft year, nhl Anyone knowing the wherealmul. , of llieaa hrae. nleaie nnllfy llry.i:w William.. Ml. I, Boa lift. 'liun 7l 7 ft II' Traniportatlon MOVR by i,aml.l van. to all rxilni. In Orefnn, Waihlnatun California. Kane Transfer a. Mlurage, JU Maui HI. fhone P27I IfWMf 10 B.rvlc. Do You Need Money?. If you do, the answer la ilnuilo, call tha Comniorclnl KliiRnce. A friendly quick Interview and the loan la completed, l.oniii from ISO In $300 oo your Salary, Furniture, or Livestock, from $30 lo $300 on your automobile, and you may take sa long aa 18 montha to pny. Commercial Finance Corporation TOM O'DWYEIt 107 N. Oth SU 7711 03- Plumbing Heating Service NEW Installation and Repair Work WE HURRY Davis Plumbing & Heating Co. 337 East Muln Phone 3781 284fllf Cash Advanced for needs of all kinds on YOUlt pcrsonnl NOTEI aimpla Credit Requlrementa it Complete "river? e No Co-attner. 10-Mlnul. flervlee Klamath'. 0'd.al, Locally Uwned Motor Investment Co. K. A. Moor., lr, Mns mi lit N. 7lh Phone liIS .9 IS hi NOW OPEN ALEXANDER Welding Works 2403 Hope St. All types of Wpldlrf Kepolrs, Acytelen and Electric Hard Faclnif Chokers Ilullt Phone MO II (I fl a. m. to 3 p. m. After 3 p. m. 7710 6 21 Plastering and Repair Work Phone 7133 3-2, -y 'Washing ond"Pollahlng SDcclnllzliiE In i Lubrication Bud Drnkc Work, 11th niul Onk Sts. OAK ST. SERVICE SIGNAL STATION 5 2.1 RADIO SERVICE Quick Guaranteed Servlra ZEMAN'S ll No tlh 81. Phone ?S31 Acroe. Prom Mnnttrnmtry Ward No. Bth at. - WINDOW CLEANING.' Ph. 707a.Ji lllllihard. a-M LAND Lr.VHf;iNoriiiilldoiln, parry-all. Year, of experience, it. E, Sparltn St Son. Ph. 41711. at nPAlnN-'nefrlsafairon, wafer pump. Slia.la way. Phona 0409 sr ai)M. 3ii7:u( CURTAINS I.AtJNUF.nHD - Pickup and dollveretl. 1'hoiia 407S. .ollilir Pl.owlNfl, leveltnit, .pud planting and driliinit. Phone Bans. o-as DlCKHON PtmNITIIliE' SllOP'-Ophol. .Ii-rlng, repairing, refinlahlng. :UM1 flhaata Way. Phono 4S17. WATK1NH I'HODIICTS-J. C. Marin, 3.KI4 JlomePhnne 11.112. 0-a4 rui.i.ER nnusiifs Cl.m Joy.r, n;i5 Marlln. Phong iinT. gia CAt.L 7aa roit' nva CLrANiNo m homea. apartment honaea and hotel.. Tarked down carpat. a apeclelty. Nlie.la ntig claanera. Plant at corner Hlinata Woy and Ivory St. Lea Potter, Prop, 0 aa HOOCH STAINED. Now roof.; Phona 4n:in. t-a PAM. vnnn Ei.KCTitiu noTo-nooTin MITM Clean, your .Ink drains and Mwer Imft I ,k ' BlonPig. Make. our una Will Guarantee Ling. Phong Baoo 404.11 CrtN('ftITr"WOilKrD6rfE-Cair47ll or 1811 Warden Ave. (-19 (