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Newspaper Page TextiDLMD EMPIRE BS New Pine Creek May 25 was set for the annual community Clean-up Day at the local cemetery. Everybody is urged to make an appearance and do what they can toward making the resting place more pleasing to those who are left behind and who face the inevi tability of being laid there soon er or later. It is a common cause that should command 100 per cent community interest. The East Side grange is taking the initiative in this matter and there will be a potluck dinner served at the GranRe hall at noon. The ladies are to brinR covered dish and help with th serving at the hall. This Clean-up Day should serve as an inspiration for the Grange graveyard improvement committee charged with the grange cemetery improvement project. Committee appointees are Fred Fisher, Damn Robnett, Garland Cundiff. Tom Perry and Jim Vincent. In a check with the East grange treasurer. Fred Fisher, around 65 persons have donated S487 to the cemetery fund so there exists the where with for the project to get under way. Among some of the things planned for the cemetery is an official plat similar to thafof the Odd Fellows cemetery at Lake view, with steel post markers, an installation of a water sys tem of some sort so that trees, flowers and shrubs can be more easily kept alive, the appoint ment of a caretaker to look after and maintain the grounds, sow ing of grass seed which will have to follow the water system, the clearing and grubbing of all brush and unsightly weeds. Those who have thus far con tributed to the fund are as fol lows: Paul Brickey, Lakeview, $5; Ruth Lawson, New Pine Creek, $2; Gus Doring, New Vtt6W , VOWS'. Wfc. PtCttXC 1 rn GIAO N -JFy Reckon i mi usedM I iniverknewkhehi J' xippeeN Si I ,kl lV.f53" TfirW ( "TO GLNS,R-rDEf? I 57RUVX:-ROPES FOR fr. RED RTCE.R X -jfaiUkl, Vu5E This. lossy J3 Qt-y ifcrgot lwvoit i-at Dwewcc-E. c-ch-u,- WSTIi VmI , y Jjn 'IV V POCKET-' y fHETDBEUSE.D'D 4 I) C-AJ1.1CU m," . w ("' ! f MB.WlceE.THEeE'S J HWt,...TVEE8J.-yi If WHAT CAN Y W6 HAVE GOOD SEASON TO X U WEa. WELL1. 1' VhO IX)UBT. BUT NEVER AKS i ! rJ A C6TECTNE TO SEE M SHOW HlkMNi I DO FOB SUSPECT, VS.. WEr , THAT THE QUITE FLATTEEEa. THE M15IAKE, M DEAR 5B. CP ! ; VOU...SAYS IT V WASH! J YflJi WB.-rRr CLEVEREST SW1NDLEE AT LARSE ) BUTIvE A'.WPhS COWIWIMS THOSE B'JNSLISS ! I ivA. very imfobiant. p,e5c i its sua? tocav has chosen vouFoe. managed wccfev AWTFJSS W'H t-e wxas ' 4: v L-Ac: -v V V his new victii! y with s-ikdurs k f. Buckingham ishi . d&3if&te55S!Z!b f gee, oop; woolont rr be 1 rro be just.') iA f (there sue is, coc- T ahh! it's perfect.' r"" 1 ' 1 ,E5igi7sSJ55SS3 awfij. f ths tube J Moo bao for hot off tw plane; oav. men. let's 1 Sfeigr 1 PICJT r V K?!JS?- 1 1 START THBOWIM& J Rf 5 Alley oop has in the time-J oscakjt fs- Vthuuperbolts.' Jir fitSto. it 'S5 RETUCAJEP FROM MACHINE? rT4i u .1. TPI--CTTTj l " I v.! Il 'll J " ,. ti I !TT I sktYnLML fyt'ctf fvEM VOU'RE FAT, YOU DONT A fLET ME IN, MILOA .' DID I ( l - Hilda lost- too heTillsSplv oik rn-' have to worry about youb. say the wrong thing? I . i BECAUSE SHE , J5EALLV WIU. . J ' HAPPEN TOJlj . i I f , TOO FAT.' THEM -fc. J Uf'l iZVfS-k ) K ' J .9 ' SHE GOT THE. tFl I 1 I 1 X'j ' K' LSf J) x ! measles, and J I "A b u 0 A v s T -Jfcs ir.". i 1 i while she was istaa Sim. -"'SJ I E I I iiC5 P.-'i .;, g URO BOMBARDED TTN LU f) MMSl ' '. j7$if .T p a . i i i lfm, " - t P K.jr -nirr u-r. lljiuT.' J ' ' tf ?jf GpftMPflw-H BOT CtWCMW IS flt&rT WEU.. I QUGBS 1 KsLJJLSfJ M WHEN THEY l ENIOE IS MEAN AND BAD. AMD SNIDE LOOKEDUKE I HK3 KINO STAPT . k STSr ESSE" ylCOMtMCHESNOFOOC-. A ggg Pino Creek, $2; Henry Wendt, Eugene, $5; Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Alexander, Klamath Falls, $10; Mrs. Alexander, KUimath Kails, $5; Mrs. Susie Peterson, Ft. Bidwell. Calif., S5; Mrs. Sadie Hampton, Lakeview. Mil; Mrs. Mabel Vincent Hampton, Lakeview, $5; Mrs. Oatman Vin cent, $5; C. G. Lowell, Ft. Bid well, Calif., $10: Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Keller. $15; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horr, Adin, Calif., S5; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dick, Hough son, Calif.. $10; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deter, $5; Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Koefed, Lakeview, S10; Mrs. Elizabeth Chastain, Con cord, Calif., $10: Mrs. W. F. Strcif. San Jose, Calif.. $10: Mrs. Ida M. Lunsford. Stockton, Calif., $10; Mr. and Mrs. Walter I Lightle, $5: Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mvers, Lakeview, $5; Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Myers. Ft. Bidwell. Calif., $10: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Vernon, Tulelnke. $10; Henry Cook. $5; Harold Smith, Tiones ta, Calif., $5; Mrs. Cora Seetzer, Reno. Nev., $5; Mrs. Ruth Mor lev. Alturas, Calif.. $5: Mr. and Mrs. Walt Butler $5; Mrs. Cath erine Moore, Lakeview. $5: Her schel M. Fleming, San Francisco. Calif., $10; Misses Nettie and Ettie Vinyard, Burbank, Calif, $5. Mr. and Mrs. Birt Wade, $5; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Butler, $5; Mr. and Mrs. Darvin Robnett, $5; Mr. and Mrs. Irvin L. Faris. $5; Mr. and Mrs. James Vincent, $5; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Vin cent, $5: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Porter. $5; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hammersley, $5; Mrs. Hazel Vinyard, $5: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perry, $5: Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cundiff, S5; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dick. $5: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fisher. $5: Alvin McKune. S5: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cook, $5; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snider. $5: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Butler. $5: Mr. and Mrs. B. E. MeCrary. S2; M. A. Partin, $1; Mr. and Mrs. BOOTS iOOOVtN. .v I Hoy Partin, $1; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sanders, $5; Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Gallagher, $5; George Converse, $2; Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cannon, $2; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cloud, $10; Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Fleming, $3; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gibbons. $5; Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzgerald, $5; Mr. and Mrs. John O'Niel, $5; Mr. and Mi's. Clyde Cogburn, $5: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alex ander, $5; Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson, $5: Mrs. Frankie Wil liams. S5: Evert Reid. 25 posts and Ernest Robnett. 25 posts. Lute Miller, S5; Fred Fisher, Lakeview, $5; James Barry, $10; Mrs. Sadie Keller. $5; Mi's. Mol lis Vernon, Lakeview. $5; A. I.. Coonse. $25; Claude Coonse, $5; Ollie Stratum, $5; Mi's. Millie E. Miller, S5: Mrs. Hose Mriles, $5: R. C. Goodman. Oreutt, Calif. $10; Homer and Nell Hummers lev. $10: Priee and Effie Vernon, Lakeview. $10: Ray and Viola Bishop. Willow Ranch, $5: Wil liam and Lyda Bishop, Willow Ranch, S3: Ed Hartzog, $10. Out of these donations there has been expended approximate ly $43 in the clearing and fenc ing of the newly fenced addition to the cemetery, which leaves the present accounting at $434. Chiloquin CHILOQUIN 2nd Lt. Patricia Zimmerman left Wednesday for Portland where she will visit her sister, Ethel Zimmerman, a few days before leaving for her new assignment at Percv Jones hospi tal in Ft. Custer, Mich. The young medical officer is a dietician and has been stationed at Camp Haan, near Riverside, Calif. She was given leave en route to her new duties and has been visiting in Chiloquin at the home of her parents. Mayor and Mrs. Walter Zimmerman. Mrs. John Lott, teacher in the Chiloquin schools, has accepted a summer position as clerk and warehouseman at the Southern Pacific depot here. Adjt. Feo Minato of the VFW HOMt ' -iVS .Kfc Of ft WOVSOTO www W V SOW MA Of 1 r1 mm post in Chiloquin is in charge of poppy sales here and expects to have his helpers out in full force Saturday, May 25. The group is sponsoring a dance Juno 8, to raise money for refurbishing Chiloquln's Spanish Castle and making it into a dunce and rec reation hall for veterans and other Chiloquin young people. Walter Pohll is commander of Chiloquin VFW post. The younger girls of the Su-Gool-Gi-Hoose-Kungs Camp Fire group under the leadership of Mrs. Cyril V. Cook, will sell memorial poppies in Chiloquin Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peters of Pomona, Calif., are in Chiloquin to chese fish for a couple of weeks. Peters Is the father of Justice of the Peace Lloyd Peters, Lee Peters and Steve Peters of Chiloquin. Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs. William Lorenz and Mrs. Ken neth Roberts attended the meet ing of community representa tives held in the chamber of com merce rooms in Klamath Falls Wednesday evening to discuss community participation in the South Road centennial celebra tion to be held this fall, lt is planned to call a general meet ing of townspeople and ranchers in Chiloquin Monday night so that all interested may have op portunity to make suggestions and take part in the program. Klamath Agency John Cope land, president of the junior council of Klamath Indians, with June Poitras and Clayton Kirk, were in Klamath Falls Wednes day evening to join members of the Centennial association in dis cussion of plans for the coming celebration. Frank Savage is back at work as operator at the Southern Pa cific depot in Chiloquin after a vacation spent looking over his property in Paradise. Calif., where he hopes to build a cot tage when materials are avail able. Savage drove up through Roscburg, Ore., on his way home. Chiloquin friends have re VOO CANT VOOV VK..OC.V fcOOO'.Y VWOW Wi SYMPTOMS'. NOiyWL HMCWVS6 c ftMOWW Vvtft. rfeft ceived Invltntlons to the wedding of Betty Jean Robertson and Robert J. Lilly to be held Sunday afternoon, June 2. at the First Methodist church in Ashland. Betty Jean is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ragnwald Robert son, former Chiloquin residents, and is a graduate of tho Chilo quin schools. Hager Bruce Hess left for Lovelock Nev., Monday morning to re Mime his work there alter meet ing his parents and other rela tives near here for a few weeks. Mis. Annetta Mitchell is now employed at the Mil I lory Meat market which Is reported to have been leased from Harold Mallory to a former butcher known to customers as "Ronnie," who seems to be doing a thriving busi ness now. The Henley grade school closed last Friday mid the junior high and the high school will dose May 31. as they were out of school during spud harvest last fall for two weeks. Recent heavy rain here was much appreciated by the farm ers, those who have access to ditch water and dry land farm ers also. Those who served on the ; election board at Oleue in tho ! Pine Grove district were Roy : LaPrarie, Mr. Campbell, Mrs. R. H. Anderson, Mrs. LaPrarie, and Mrs. Grace Birk. Mrs. I. Wright and young son who have recently conic homo from the hospital are doing very nicely now, LeRoy Finton Is now employed at the Ewauna Box company on S. 6th. Malin Mr. and Mrs. Harvey CUir ston have returned to Malin from The Dalles. They have made their home in that city (or the past two years due to Mrs. CliiKstun's ill health. Mrs. Clui!- ston Is greatly improved and her (riends welcome her back to the community. CluKstun plans on (arminK this summer. Mrs. Emmctt Lahoda and Mrs. Clifford Jenkins attended the an nual meeting of the Klamath county home extension unit nt the Altamont Junior hiKh school. May 22. Plans were made at this meeting for the projects to be offered by the extension unit for the new yenr. Mrs. Jenkins is the new president and Mrs. La hoda the vice president. A. Kalina, Edwin Stastny and Emil Tofel attended the meeting in Klamath Falls, May 22, of the Centennial association. It is the desire of the chamber of com merce that the entire community cooperate to make this celebra tion, to be held in September, a success. Mrs. Frank Victorine enter tained the Jolly Nine Pinochle club recently, with first award going to Mrs. Jerry Rajnus, sec ond to Mrs. James Ottoman, and traveling to Mrs. Otto Ellis. Guests present for the evening were Mrs. P. G. Wilson, Mrs. John Rebcr, Mrs. Chester Stone cypher, Mrs. James Ottoman, Mrs. Otto Ellis, Mrs. Everett Jones and Mrs. Jerry Rajnus. VITAL STATISTICS NEAL Born at Klamath Valley hopl tal. Klamath ralU. Ore . May 3. l!M6 to Mr. and Mm. Donald H. Neal. 319 North 3th. a girl. Weight, 7 puunda 10 ounce. NELSON Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Tall. Ore., May 2(1 1M6, to Mr. and Mm. Delbert Nelson. Bty. Ore., a boy. Weight, 7 pounds 0 ounces. ZAMUDIR-Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore . May 27, lWfl. to Mr. and Mrs. Roman Zamudir, Chiloquin. Or., a boy. Weight, 0 pounds Ti ounces. BRITTAIN Born ct Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore., May 23. lWfl, to Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Brlttaln Bly, Or., a boy. Weight, 7 pounds B ounces. DUNN -Born at Klamath Valley hospl. tal, Klamath Falls, Ore.. May 24, 11M0, m. uunn, no nan la, Ore., a girl. Weight. 4 pounds 13 ounces. A cits a meter starts easier. Let m remove ffrrase and f rime. HANK." tanning's BJcbflslg Hsrvire. Ilffi . Main BIKES FOR RENT 25c hr., $1.50 day Make Reservations For Sunday Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO HOHPITAL1ZA7ION N Lot. of Tim. Permanent R.mltil DR. E. M. MARSHA Cnlrepraetle Pbysletan Na. 71 Esqalra Tbsalr Blflg Pkona 70M Til maim rrmirt DINE-, At The Sign Of Th RED ROOSTER KlamMh'i Flneit 614 Klamath Avt. Optn 6 A. M. to 10 P. M. Pben 3fl94 lor Party Reservation WOMEN! WHO SUFFER FIERY MISERY OF HOT FLASHES If the functional "middle-age" period peculiar to women cauics you to suffer trosi hot flahe, ner vous tenalon, larttablllty try fam ous Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Plnkham's Compound Is one of the best known medicines for this pur pose. Also a grand stomachlo tonlol Market Quotations NKW YOHK, May 17 lAI'l .mitral I v puttied for want li market with rnwr1 h (titling t paHlv to trtllrmrnt ut tlie railw (.'to Inn qtnllloi; Auin Iran fan Am 1I At Tel Aiiacuntla ... . , . , .. , . Calif Pa.-alni (.VminimviMlih it tkU I'llilli Wilghl Uenrrat K'lri'lrlC General Motor . .. Ill Nor My Plil lilt Harvester .... , Kenneintl Long lldl "A" Montgomery Wmd ... ,. . Nash Kfflv , N Y Out ml Northern Pat'ldi' I'm (. A Kl J I? Prnnry Snfvwttv Mines . . , Near Itnelmi'k . .. Sou ilium I'm-1 lie ... Slaiitlartl llvanus .. KlmtdiMker . Sunshine Mining I'nnm Oil I'm Uf UliUm Pacific V S .Ntr I Warner PU-lurra HtfHlit tmhiY's itrihmttl iy slilke ... Uh .. Iwt'. ... 411', )nn, , :M's WHEAT rilU'AUO. May T AI" Lower IraiuU developed In Hie ata pit today with h's extending al times to about a cent. r'avoi nlle weather for i-mps, meager sttH-ka of this grain In lite coun try and Indications that oats were mov ing to maikel in expanding volume weie (actors behind the selling. Most or the activity was provided by (H'al traders. Commission house activity Mas on a small scale, hut lent some support to the market. A few trades were made In January and March coin at the nuihlimim 1'hcw was no activity in wheal, all futures uf which continued hlil at maximums. At the close new oals contracts were S-Pi lower. Auguit tU. and old oals were unchanged to lls lower. September BO'. All other grains were unchanged- "potatoes"" PORTLAND, Mav 27 iAI'i Potatiws Loc.il lluihanfc. .l ta J 7.1 cental; Idaho. .l tLI cental, Deschules 10o. No 1. gt (U 4 23 cenlal. 23. II US, 15s. WV. New Morula, :i 33-3 73 bag California, Long While, .I73 JII3 hundredweight. CHICAGO, May 37 (AM' U'SDAl -Potatoes: Arrivals IIW; on track LU; total U. S hipments Friday 33. fialuiday ami fiuttday aag. New sttM'ka: Supplies light; demand good: prices lower account ceilings; but market firm at ceilings; California Iing Whiles JU7-4(U, Alatama Illl-s Tri umphs g:t 73-4.03, iU. aV No. 1 quality lu lOO-lb sacks.! "TiYESTOCK" SOl'TH SAN rHANCISCO. May 37 "AP. il'SDAi Salable cattle 3tX). calves UW; generally steady; loads good fed steers 170U. lot gran steers 113 W-1(1 UO; common 140 3: mrdluni-gixd grass grass heifers 914 00-13 33. five cars range cows offered, few medium cows g!173 13 73; emmnn u iw lo. canner and cutters 7 W it V. contmon-gol sautage huMt sin m. ii 3. calves stead), good 33U auo ib t3 Salable hogs 100, steadv; few good choice 2i-33n-It. barrows and gilts t3M; odd gKd sows S13 73. Salable slteep 34(H). lamb undertime steady; giwHt-cholce salable sl3tki-30. light medium glJ.UO-30, medium good wes $4 30 3.73. CHICARO. May 27 IAP irSDAt Salable hugs :K0, total 73UO; active. stead. good nd choice barrows and gilts sl4ti3 celling: sows I4 10 celling, complete early clearance. S .liable cattle 7is.ni. total 7000: salable calves 41 Hi. total 4M; eastern shipper demand very bmad following resumption of railway traffic and general market strong to 33 cents higher, very active, steers and yearlings predominated In receipts; top SIS paid for four loads with weight; bet I long yearlings $17 73; strlctl choice UWl-lh. heifer at $17 .73; tnwt steers Id-1 7 30; bulk heifers 13 70 17 IW. very scant run rows here; broader de mand for sausage bulls at gliou-isoo than late last week, high dressing kinds to 1U30 and high drelng beef bulls to flS.OO; vcalers gl7.W; down; stock cattle scarce, steady at 14 3O-lai0. Salable sheep 2OU0. total 3OO0; fairly active, early sales fully steady, tops 23 cents higher; three decks medium to choice but mostly good grade clipped lambs with long No 1 pelts elfl 73. on load about comparable grade but with .no. 2 pelts I10 3U, these to city butchers: other medium to gmd shorn lambs snw-lttuo. including one load 7U-lh. weight with No 2 pelts at t!3 30. two loans tw in medium to good wooled CLASSIFIED HATES On day p word 4c a oay run word Ac a day run i word He 4 day ma r ' word 13c 5 day run t word 14c monin run Week run New Today "POiMILAIt OLD TIMK DANCE I O O F. HALL. FRIDAY By Shasta View Grange Everyone Invited (I t AUCTION Have sold my home and will sell at auction ritlDAV, MAY 31st 1 o Clock at 1834 GABY ST. My furniture and other arllelos. rnn. sitting of daveno, club chair, swing muter, mm, rugs, inor wmning ma chine, loo bundles shingles. tables, chairs, healer, and many other articles. MRS. HAZEL WICKER. Owner COL. SWIGART, Auctioneer 5-27 EXPERIENCE D STENOGRAPHER WANTED Shorthand, dictaphone. fillna 1.1. .... . typing. Hrgular working hours 40 per week Time and one-half paid for excess hours. Steady pnaltlon. He- glnnlng salary 1173 per month. Apply to the Mi-Cloud Hlver Lumber Co,, MrCloud. Calif. 3.311 FOR SALE 3-room modern house. 3247 Cannon Ave. . 9.37 JUU'wi)RlO I IAH0SSI SIUO I0 EASE STING OF DIAPER RASH SO BABY CAN SLEEP Sprinkle) on M nxfwna, thn medicntnd pow dor that itoot he baby's tender skin when minor riuihwi burn, gtinp; find smnrt. Mn snnA is a 40-ymir fuvorito for tho wholo family to bring rplif from chnfo, minor km irritation thnt disturb rmt or nlncp, Wave moat ia larger aixco. Out Mozmujo. Dr. Konneth S. Garvin CIIIHOPOIIIHT - FOOT M-KCIAMHT Foal Hurf.ry und - Orlhopedlcs McATEE CLINIC m S. 7lh SI. rhon. 1171 GUNS All types of domettic gunt wanted. Top pricei paid. The Gun Sf-ore 714 Main Phone 3863 HOTELS 0SB0RN HOLLAND EIH1F.NE ORE, MUD FORD Thoroughly Modern Mr and Mrs. J. F. Karley and Jo Lsrley Proprietors mtAi ii niswi, niimiih rn, on, AUCTION 1 liavt suld my fincery stors anil will sell ftl'NDAV JUNE Xmt at 1 u'Clnik lK-altd at 2Vi KAhV MAIN rt'HNITI'MK lleit davenu. uveistnlfeit chair, nrcutlniml hair, tti'caslitnal InIiIv, entl ladles, tallies, while IneakfaKl set, uhlte enamel ana. Oll-O rlame heuler. 4W Itileinaii tl heater with ele-HU hlower holh stnves atwMl. tlesk. Iietls anil snrtnas, liettiiMiiii suite, i-tiel of iliawais, Ihiea 30 gal, Uiums, Uu lull ul stnva oil. Many Oilier Articles Tenns of Hal l'ali MAY riHIiril, Owner COL. 8WU1AM I', Auvllonroi S it INFANTH HltiH CIIAIH. sIlMhtlv lued, siuriiiiy tmlll. wllh initile (InUh. Only e U.l. Lucas Kurnlluii), IM K. Mm. 0 ii WANfr.lJ llcrtutlclan llniu avalhthle Meanly Nnok, I U Nn slh A 'Jit WANTED lellvery servlc itUpatt tier and Imnkkeener, catiadl nr taking full char lie. lily Delivery Nei lev, I inn Main n.jH ITU Ml INCOMK he. I ties owner' tlrrtt 1 UMtni htmte on cm iter Int. Hit hi. Teims HJKIIKK. 1HIA Dirgim. U I KOIt MKNT rurnuheit nmtn tn private n , wnn private enhance. In lui. lies woman or cuuplt, l'hon 4'h 0 Jl ItOttTE MAN WANTITI) In Klamath rails, (lie. Kvceiitlunai unimt UmM v, financial seciirtt.v. pei maneiit Income. He liutenetnlenl Wilte Mr. Mater. Ota llolhs l , Oakland, tahi, f.ii iain -tilais. u I LOST Uolil fltar lln Itelurn to Mis. Jack Hales at Caslclhen a. Itewaul ft JH VOn NAl-R On' new Hitter winch fur a 11 4 engine. Aim :ui I'al In gx-l comtlllon. W J Kreeil. II. is Ml, , Wllhatns, Calif. I'hnn Uisfl, Wllllnnn U I ! Jt'HT atrlvel. white and tea ntse slips, 1 sues su to 3J. Vivians Appaiel. 11 ti No Hlh. ft i7 i SO HKAl) White raced Cnws and Calves, j at mir tal May ill, 1 .IU p in. Along I with our general run of livestock I Klamath l.lvestork Commission (' . Midland Koad it 37 1 rOK HAI.K Couihlnatlon garden seeiler 1 and roltlvalnr and wood lath. See : al NJ7 Walnut St IMmna ;i30S ft-2U MKTAI. PONY KWIM;s. for the 1 ti year old youngiter, heavy metal frames with enameled wuv Only flltttt. Lucas rutnllure, IM K tUt S in WANTKI1 TO HUNT. hute trailer, tor month of June, to tlerp 4. not over lit ft long (.all tUtvt A JO FACTOHY Itri'ltrMrNTATIVr for KUni- alh, Josephine and Jackaoii eountlrs to sell weathersliiiis, rH'k wmi in sulation anil screens We maka our own Installations of all product!. IVr tnaueitt No invnsltueut HUte fully past vNtterlence, age and phone YuU will te granted an Interview. Write H" s"HU. earn Keruhl News. .1.1 1 VETKHAN for sales pttslllon under Ut Mill, regular Increaie In salary, wr nianenl prornollon postlhlllliea, hulld Ing s(Mcialtles line, eilit.ive terri tories, no Investment, tilve full details nf paal aierlence. fig, phone far essential. Write o ittil. care Her-ild News s ni WANTKI1 One esperlenred dinner rtk Also esperlencrtl ulahwaaher. AlaA wmnan for rleaning cabin tr. Mmin tain liwtge. Permanent position tiid pay ItiMon and board Call Crea 1I lNtge. collect. 0 WANTKI) Two waitresses. Itoom Pelican llotrl ,V2rt IT IS WlSR tn rerap Let Its prove It to oti Our w-nrk Is guaranteed One dav service I'hona HliI CommrrtaI Tire Nervlra AO So Dih a 37 NFMI INVALID or old people ltarded In mv noma. Ctraduale uura. Tray serv ice Dav and nlghl car. IteaaonaMe Phnne tn tl-t I'OPI'LAH Ot.fl TIMK I1ANCK I O O r. HALL, ritlOAY H- Hhaata View (iratigo Rverymi Invlled 1 HKAriT OF HOMFDAI-K 3 nKDKOOM mrxlern home, plus acre of finest Irrigated land, at Intersection nf twn paved streets Interior newlv Keintnnrd Prlcrd for quick sal al stKtoo. Onlv mmi down riiti.roTr a smith Tha Pioneer Agency Jtesltors 111 North Bth Phone MU 3 21 FOR'HENT 4-rmnn mmlern furntihrd houae. in Stewart Addition Adult Call HI F Main 3 27 pleasant sTiir.rr and rlns tn Fairvkew Hrhmd. large three riMm house, newly finished with brick siding 1-arge lot with garden alrradv planted Cioing for e.wo Homt furnllura can be bought. Including electric range. CtlllX'OtK A SMITH Th Pioneer Agency 111 No. Bth I'hona 1 37 USED MOHANt " FMIEE W I N (1 HOCK EH. in excellent condition An unusual value at only 923 30. Lucas Furniture, 1U3 E Main. 3-27 FOH SALE South fiend laths. 4' -ft. bed, quirk change gear box, Hea Hoy Warner at Peyton & Co. ft-L FOH SALE Oliver combine, l(-ft rut, mounted on runler, John Derm, Matin, Oreaou. 9-211 ClIAHIS FOUNDATIONS and brasslsrea. Jennie Iach. Phone H4.KI. 0-1 EXPEHIENCKO beauty operator wauled. Good position. Call 7101 or tUM). 4747tf FOH HALE-Vlclrola.'" Hose and garden tools. Phone 7tHW. a 27 FOH HENT Two small furnished houses Phone MD0. fl-37 rOR HALE Daby ptay"pen. slrollrr. Phone 4:U0. 3 20 rill IIODY WOOD. Prompt dellvery Hay s Fuel Yard. Phone 7Ufl. 3 37 FOH RENT 2-room apartment, man and wife only. No phone calls. Metropoli tan Hotel. 3 3U FOR SALE Wood clrrulator and wood range. Phone 4422. mornings. 3-27 J-HOOH modern home. New driveway. Insulation. U24 Martin. u-ld HOUHKKF.EPING rwm for rent, "every thing furnished. 144 Klamath. 3 27 NEW OAK WHEEL CHAIR A fine uuaL lly rolling chair for ihe "shut-in." IluhlMr-tlrrd wheels. Mrliil f mines. Lucas Furniture, 11)3 K. Main. 3-2U LOCAL buslneiinmn would like lo rent or lease 2 or J-lwdtomn homo, fur nished nr unfurnished. Call KjiM's Appliance & Tire Service. Phone 77(l or 4H77. 47lUlf WANTED Two "young women lo take names for the new city directory. ; Must he good writers. Apply between 0 und 10 oclut-k, old UbO building, 2X1 So. 11th. 3-2U i ONE 12-Inch Craftsman handsaw,' motor I belt and two extra blades. Price. $33 DO. I 018 Washburn Way, 27 ; WOULD like to hrnr from reliable men 1 who would like to train In spare lime lo overhaul and Install refrigeration and air conditioning egulpmenl. Should be mechanically inclined. Will not Interfere with your present work. For Information about this training, write 1 at once, giving name, address age and : your working hours. Ulilllles insl.. Box 4:tU3, care Hera Id-News, 0-20 ; WANTED, good electric ninge " Phone 0123. after 4 p. ni. a-2(J FOH BALE -Fresh milk cuws. RL 2., Hx 444, north of Junction. D-2U AVON PRODUCTS ordered and delivered Call 0144. U-20 JUHt RECEIVED- Shipment of oil huut ers. Order yours now. Tufts Furmire Co., 2:123 So. (Hh. Phone 113113, 3-27 DE A WARD HKTAILEH Own your own i hiislnoss, He your own boss. Pnirtl- I fTjillV no "top" to earnings for nm- 1 bilious men. Lino Includes DOT prod ucts, minerals, over 1(H) fiirm-hoine necessities, all guaranteed lilghnnt quality. No experience necessary. We tench you how. Use either our capital nr your awn for slock of goods. Write for full details and description nf territory open near you. No obligation, THE WARD COMPANY, Winona, Minn , prpl. N. Established IH.1(i. A 27 POPULAR OLD TIME DANCE I.O.O.F. HALL, FRIDAY By Hhast View Orange Everyone Invlled fl-l MAN" WANTED with btixx saw tn "saw tip B or 10 cords of wood. Phono .'MH'L after S p. m. A-2H FOR SALE- Home freoxers,' 2lfU.ftO. Im mediate delivery. MAHK ttMITH Ac CO. 1!)S East Muln Phono ni70 ft-27 CHILDREN'S SANDMOX Hns adjustflhle awning top of bright striped canvas, and box Is finished In 2-tonn enamel. Priced nt only 14.30. Lucas Furnlhiie, 103 E. Main, 0-20 i23 New Today WHITE KNAMKLED t'HIII A VaitHl Unit hns hnau onlv slightly llsert. Daeoe alril Willi Infanls' designs on tnJ panels. Prli I'd (or quick salt, flU tn. I.ucas Furnlluia, 11)3 K. Main $ KALEHMAN WANTED Musi ba able t fuinlsh est silent raferenreaj a parts ema not nrcessaiy. Will Waiters) Miiuumenlal W'oiks, Inc., 1114 Lantae NI . Tacoma 3, Wash. 20) WANTED mmieime lo do hoslerF mend lug Apply Ida a Tailor Shop. ) CtlMPLKTELY furnished, aleam haals apaitiurnt, sullalda for man and wlla, in rs.t'haug for housework, plus gueioiiB salaiy, Closa In. Must b peimanenl. tall 111 person at i&i Wash, litalon St. a.M WAN I r I) Two alteration woman iMvk lleeilei s ktuie d-Us FOH HALE Reglaivtvd Willi Culumblaii colli pups. 242J lluuicda.'a Road. -M WAN'I'ED, someone elm In town lo loom and boa id baby. Wrlla nsj 4I.HI. tui llviald News, t-4lt WANTED, woman (or light luiuiswork, and i'ompHiKuu (or semi Invalid, dais. Phone onuo. .jh WAN I I I), eapei 1111 d waitress, alsij dishwasher, lis mountain lodge, par mauent work, good wages and board and room. Phono Cies-Del, collect, I rOH SALE Two bedroom homo, hard wood flours, laige closets, also linen and coat, automatic oil furnace, titlllly Hon, lots niphoaidsi laig gaiaga. W'JU for appoliilineiii. 17ua Eldorado. COKPI.E WANTED lor" general" wlrJ! t.iMd oppoitunily Call Ruck horn. Miosis) hprings, lit. I, Ashland, lrs FOH EFFICIENT electrical ...vk. I ulelaite, Malin aiea, call 44tl(r Tho Till. Hefilgeialor a. Elavil It Bsrvi. OVERttrirFFF.il CIIADt." uaed. bui m gKtl condition; good epilog cmtatrue " fii.w. uutas Furniture, lt.l E Main . . . . 9 IT Moating Nolle Al.llllA ( MAI-TIEN, ICail.n, HUr. TllnvrMy, M.y 2n, ,1 Mnon!o Umiila, 41, Kl.lii.llt Av , ,1 , p. in, Vlalluta w.lcunt,. AU'IIA PMID.Pi. Worlhy Malrnn. HANrolll) SKI.11Y, Wnrlhr l-alron. J1 I.O.O.F. No. 137 Kvery Tueaduy 8:00 PJ.I. 5th oii'i Main Sts. M.T.I PELICAN POT Na Lai, Veterans of Foreign Wars, maeta every 1st and 3(4 Thursday evenings In tha KC Hall. All meetings oin at p. m. Visiting lite in I xrs welruma. 1I03K Klamath Falls Asrla No 2nK) Regular tfQl meetlua averv 1'uaa Ti r s-Oj day night, 1:43 p, m. FOE ball, Old and i Walnut VliHtng , memtets Ootdtslly Invlteil. tf 2 Loit and Found LOST While gold diamond ring. Xaamea Ciolf Club Itewatd Ph 4771.. . 27 LOST lady's writt walch. RuIoVa. 10 dlarnoniU. somewhere hatween Pelican Cafe and Wlllard Hotel. Reward L Wieiterhoru, Jo.u N E. Hancock, Port, lam) fl.jT 4 Gantral Notlcaa ' ' O.N and after this data. May 2a, I will lll 1m reaponslbla for any debts eon li ailed hr auon other than myself fr th "Y Auto Repair as aarvlr Nlatlon A M NCWIIULD. 3 XT ON and after this date. May 14. IP4, 1 atiall nut t reapunalbl (or any bills conti acted by aitxm other than my s-if a j t ttinrsirit s-it 8 TranporUtlon WILL pay espenisa lor rlda lobrtlsniC Phi.ne 4424. 1V1T Ml)VK by paddeti vans' to afrpolnts Oregon. Washington California, Leu Transfer at tttorago, 220 aialp 1st. Phone (im. IfSt't; 10 8rvlct MOVING I.ucal Lung Distance I'uciilcd Viuis Insured Carrier Experienced Movers Courteous Driven Cliilms Settled Promptly Call 7425 Peoples Warehousa Transfer & Storage Company Unruled Bonded M-W-K ti INSURED DEPENDABLE City Delivery Service DIAL 8417' Wo Deliver UiiKkMKo Parcel Personal Effects . W. Robinson O. Anderson 4047-ti-M-W-r PAINTING DECORATING PAPERHANGING t Muthlscn Phone , 7804 M-W-F-tt DECORATING 7r Painting Piperhanftni Rniih or Spray Old Work Our Specialty . ' Homes or Commercial; . B.T8 Walnut SL Phone UT r. J. Lend ' v : 1073 Local and Long Distance MOVING Eads Transfer & Storaas 320 Main 8L rhona 6271 ' J" lXHt WINDOW CLEAN INC Janitor Work House Cleaning - A. H, COMBS PHONE 3230 . 4112-tf LOCAL MOVING" -AND CARTAGE Anything Anywhcra in Oregon , ,. Anderson Motor Fralohf i Ph. 7380 - 101 Klamath Ava. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANEU AND INSTALLED . Tho Modern Way W. BAKER Ph. 4903 PB2tf PAINTINO, intcrlnr" and xlaHofT Kam Innlim. II. U llrown. Phona 4-.IM. ' 071.1 CAMKIIA repair, of all klnda 'rlona al lioll studio, next door to Pino Traa Tlicalra. ' ' (lltl MOTf DAT. Mf ft, "II, Vllt