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Newspaper Page TextI- I Foster Homes Need Stressed Gerald Murray, county Juve ails officer, at the Tuesday meeting of the Juvenile court eommittce, pointed out the ur gent need for good foster noraei For children under the care of the Juvenile court. The committee agreed to de velop a community campaign among local service clubs to tress the necessity of getting good homes for the youngsters. Mrs, M. P. Leonard was elect ed permanent chairman of the committee with Lynn Roycroft, permanent secretary. Harold Hendrickson was appointed to draw up bylaws and a constitu tion for tlie group, assisted by Dayton E. Van Vactor. Murray reported on action taken by the budget committee relative to the juvenile court budget for the next fiscal year. He added that the staff now has full-time car at its disposal. Arrangements have been made with the matron of the juvenile detention cottage for night supervision of the cottage. - The group discussed what it considered to be the present low ROO. VSTEr TO THt WERt' f PtMlTC WOtfT IOfKE5cE.1 BLUE 1 (l "HM VES. XC KADTi fe I -&ME RV5 HUSHES 'fffl n Vk. WA5 JU-31 ICWk Wit rjJBI i I EfT WHA.V5 I 1KE PEOHF. I V. BtACK HORte . AtaO0' 6lCOE 'H ME'SlJS W- I V' HEROWM KJNa'aar I I VJROSS VOlTrl 1 UDTSFiEUERU V X Cr IPER' UKE "CUR RiGE JUM' TTaT-a.CS"ie I . 1 HER.RXDER'V rTTI at at VC- S. KXCSE.RED.' lM VXs-ir' "VI TEX i??TS I MsgsasX.iaa.Sr ma. icm DID t tn ntT ng test fesa t nrtasTILW "WK WITH A FREAK RUN OF UlCK.HtU I WhcKEE TnevER DO IT THIS TWi! fc HcsHUBVM JU 'J II II'"" f '" I h 3aSWTHE gW I .7 1 1 1 1 1 2 E J was flnjpUUIil I .tTTE.O TROW 6UB,6U66tlN& .blKS& P I .t.UP.H", H NrtAt FOR fA BOV HN..t.UrH 0 fvCCOUW OF VT TOOK .OHQ TO FIND P. HU&BhMO X G O ' 5 t-l- M T I , i I IBKiVfc SV!?6 Tk? HUNNEPT FIFTY SIxT" fAM' IN THIS COO HAH-AT S fAWRKSHT BOVS NOW DON'T TAKS VOOd EIS OK MIW1' , ,! fwP '-1 Ki-iSSiVJ0 WHO feHT win. JdV two hunnebt an' nine, 1 elcKTo vbS I kiSec vtchevery movg Kur&JzJ 81 msl enid) if if WW TPP BAD HILDA I'SUE PREFERRED lb SIT PIDMT SEE THIS HOME WITH LARD.' WHEN LE-SifI2. HILDA PASSES UP A HAVE ADORED ItAUGHM JACKSOM uojm T (Mgf'lT PROVES LOVE'S ONI THE, L I BIiSSIII!wlZ3 1 1 YES NOT THAT SNIDE SORBe1 F THEY TELL ME HO-1 GUESS 1 - ritcu ruKKUWS PLBtc, cn r aunt- l lvtU.,&WOMBHW I MB5NT ObStKVEO A&OOD SORREL DOESTtT r-KJURE II rlt 5 5CAR.E0 TO I KHOW ALL ABOUT THAT CASE- I Qto THINK I SHOOTING FOR YEARS -BUT . TO MOVE ONTO STAY IN HOPE OLD HANK ISN'T FIGURING SOME OF IT I fO HATE TO SEE HANK HOLLY I FRE0S PLACE- J I SMOKY HOLLOW- "",1 RQU "tf " 1 ebb of summer recreation activ ities for children here. Plans for the development of recrea tion made by the city recreation committee were discussed. Per sons having summer Jobs for boys are urged to report them to the Juvenile authorities. The juvenile court committee decided to assist the child care, health, and welfare committee, a newly formed group which will consist of all agencies deal ing with children. The committee will meet next on Tuesday, June 25. FIRE BOOK BURNS PORTLAND, June 6 (,? Portland's 1945 scrapbook on Fire Prevention Week burned in the La Salle hotel fire in Chi cago, the Junior chamber of commerce reported today. The book had been lent to the National Junior chamber of commerce which had offices in the hotel. An airplane with a wing that pivots, permitting level flight at all times, has been developed. Climb, landing and turns are controlled by position of the wing. American hunters killed 16. 000,000 ducks in 1943, but also wounded 8.000.000 they did not get. according to estimates. V IH AFRAID y&J1ie MORE PRW1NS ntMJuerriEWKiT Or W NO WOOINO THOU&H. EVF.RV ftrAt ! THE MORE. VOt WfWtTO CHOOSE FROM.THE BETTER' -MOtvu TirAOTWY., v. VJKi r-rccuut, UUUK A I that poor, old lady f tBh- I "tf7 c- HEY KIDS! THEY'RE BACK! BALL BEARING ROLLER SKATES e FULL ADJUSTABLE SIZE e STRONG 18" LEATHER STRAP e EACH PAIR IS FURNISHED WITH KEY Full size ball bearing skates with integral low back. Reinforced and sure-grip toe clamp. Constructed with replaceable heavy duty wheels. BOYS' DEPT. DOWNSTAIRS KUHS Summer Class Has 50 Fifty students make up the enrollment of summer school at Klamath Union high school this year, with over twice as many girls as boys attending the sum mer classes. With the excep tion of freshmen, students from every class in high school are enrolled. A few seniors who partici pated in the commencement exercises are attending the school to finish up their credits, and many graduating juniors are taking social economics, a required subject before grad uation. Two veterans are tak ing a refresher course, minus credit, before entering college. Three teachers handle the summer school students, teach ing hour-and-a-half periods for each subject. These teachers are Dorothy Bailey, Mrs. Helen Hoffman, and Don Ross. One credit is given for each subject if passed. Students will finish summer school on July 3 rather than the regular date of July 5. School was held on Memorial Day, a holiday, by vote of the students. ...WOeaCOLN THE FACTOeY BASEMENTS,., UN JC9 1 TO CONCERNED WITH CAtlt SWNCLEKS KB.tSM A F8AUP KR.tKKK'THE CONTRAPTIONS INSTRUMENT. THEV SEa DON'T INTEREST HE, EXC6PT AS CO VOO UVCE CHRfe FOR A f THE TROUBV.6 Q THAT. RI6WT1 GRV KPtME ? OR VhVERlE . K THM NftMES I THEY ftlNftY OH PftMEA?PSH(eW!THS6E NEWER SEEM JB EEM TO , BOOKS TO FIT TINY RS BEV.OK56 TO I DONTT BABIES 1 r-riSS O10i9. FOLKS . T -" HELP A lr. 1 I 23 THERE OUGHT . . lPl..irrf UdaTaV n iVVf .c IA.imf 1 CeS liH . in order to be through by July 3. Subjects being offered sum mer students ae Latin 'i, social economics 1-2. history, civics 1-2, geometry 2, algebra 1-2 ami review, general science 2, gen eral math 2, typing, typing 2, English literature 2-3, English essentials 1-3. The subways, street cars, trackless trolley coaches, and gns buses travel more than 3, 284.500.000 miles each year in America. Courthouse Records rempl.lnt. ,'llrd Georgia Jane Oavl. v.. William Patrick Davis, ult fur dlvorre. ChMtHP, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried July a. lKut, at Hend. Ore Plain tiff aika cuitody of one minor child and S.10 a month. H. C Mcrryman, attorney for plaintiff. Nellie Prouty vs. Eugene Prouty. ult for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married Auau.l 4. Htm, at Klamath Fall. Ore. Plaintiff auks reatoralton of maiden name of Nellie Lewis. J. c. ONeill, attorney tor plaintiff. Helen Kintcen v Eugene II Klntgen, till for divorce. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Couple married May 4 Far All Orra.ton. FLO W !: s I T FUNERAL DESIGNS t X WIDDINU and PARTY rlewrre T i Kohn's Flower Shop T I l Mala St. Pheae Mil J iZH SUSPtNOEP IN WATER! ANP THE, l0NE,KN0( TOUCH 3ARS CON TAIN A BIT nV-KANIIM ORE! r fortuhateli I r mcse open-I MINMr. IF THE NS WORKS. ITU1 ,t WLU?N! WeO better, get her, HUME' steel frame ball bearing e t.-T i ,; wr,' t E98 M. lPm. at Weed. C'allt. I. I Urlacoll, i attorney for plalnllff- Owent Aitiuhurnt enire vt (lenrge ! Havmond ItNMion. et al . nit to obtain payment, t'latauca A. Ilumlila, attorney lor plaintiff Decree ilrantrd Kalherlne Marie Keffer VI. Hubert ; Melvtn Keffer. 1 Juitice f'eurl Merle Alfred Wehb. failure to obey hlghwav atop algn. Fine, as ,-ki. William Murphey Crumrtne, no llceme tagi Fine. W.1U. VITAL STATISTICS BARCLAY Born at IIUUUI Klamath FalU. Ore , Jun lit Mr. and Mr IVmald Barclay. Bvaliy, gtrl lIH: T poundt ll ounr. WKlNHKlu; -Bom at HtlUtil h.wllal. Klamath Falls. Or.. Jun . l. ti Mr. and Mrs Lavvrrnc VtnlMrg. TiW N. Bih. gtrl. Wright: pound! 11 ounce. OBITUARIES KM Alt MONIAI. IIAMMONII Kmat l.ionlal llammoiut. a rtraldtut of Klamath t'alU fur lit 9(1 year, uaurd away In On rlly on Thviratlay, Jun 6, Itttri, al 3 Xt a. nt II was a nallv of Salem. Or., anil wti agd 42 yar tt numtha and days al th ttma f his drath. Ha Is survived by his stepmother. Jutta L. Hammond, and a bniiher. O. B Hammond, both, of Klamath Falls. The remains rest at Ward's Klamath funeral home, 0U High street. Funeral announcement ap peart elsewhere In this tssua. NKI.1.1K II O HIS' ANN A llAMtYMIM.K Ncllte Roseanna Dalrymple, a resi dent of Klamath Tails for lite past JO years, passed away In Hamona. Calif., Saturday, June 1. Hurt, at H 1.1 a. in. She was a native of riwell. Mich., and was aged f? years 8 months and 1 1 days at the time of her death. She ts survived by four daughters. Mrs, l.eona Tennefoaa of Klamath Falls. I .aura Halle of Corning. Calif-, Doris Hltchte of Hamona. Calif . and Basel Mantel nf Eureka. Calif.: two sons, (ivrald Dalyrmple of LaPIn. Ore. Milton Dalrymple of Klamath Falls; two broth era. William Peterman of Detroit Lakes, Minn., and John Peterman of Alma. Minn.; a sister, Lou tie Dalrymple of ..anting. Mich ; and 14 grandchildren. The remains rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral horn. High street, where friends may rail. Funeral announce ment appears elsewhere. In today's la sue. FUNERALS" Funeral services for the late Nellie Roaeanna Dalrymple. who paued away In Hamona. Caltf.. on Saturday. June 1. I4tl. will be held tn the Klamath Temple. 1007 Pine. Monday. June 10, ma. at I JO p. m with Kev. Fowler officiating. Concluding services and In terment will follow al the tamlly plot In Llnkvtlle cemetery. Friends are re spectfully Invited to attend. Ward's Klamath Funeral home In charge of arrangements, IMAl. MONIAI. HAMMOND Funeral services fur the late Kmat Lion la t Hammond, who passed away In this city on Thursday. June 8. I IMS. will be held In the chapel or Ward's Klamath Funeral home. 023 High street, on Monday. June 10. 194(f. at 10 :H1 a m. with officers of the Klamath Falls FOE Aerie No. JOttO officiating Concluding services and interment w 111 follow at Llnkvllle cemetery. Friends are respect fully Invited to attend. M1II.II- TOFT TARINGTON Funeral services for the late Millie Toft Yarington. former Medforri resi dent who passed away tn Seattle. Wash , Tuesday. June 4. 1P4A. w III be held In the chapel of the Perl Funeral parlors, Med ford. Ore., on Friday. June 7. at 10 a. m. Concluding services and interment will follow at tha Med ford Mausoleum. JAMES QOrr CAVANAI'OII Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services for the late James Coff Cavanaugh who passed away tn this city on Wednesday. June 3. 1046. following an III net of one year, to be held at Sacred Heart church. High at Hth, on Friday morning. June 7. HUtf. where a requiem mass will be celebrated for trie repose of his soul commencing at B 3(1 a. m. with the Rev. Father T. P. Casey officiating. Inter ment family plot In Ml. Calvary Me morial park. Recitation of the most holy rosary will be held In the c ha pet of the Earl Whit lock Funeral home. Plna at 6th. on Thursday evening at 8 p. m. with the Rev. Father T. P. Casey officiating. Friends are Invited. RIBV MAY Zimi.l, Funeral services for the late Ruby May Zibull of Sprague Hlver. Ore . who paucd away in this city on Wed nesday. June 5. 1946, following an ex tended Illness will be held In the chapel of the Earl Whltlock Funeral home. Pine at 6th, on Saturday. June 8. l!Mtt. at 3 p. m. with the Rev. Victor Phillip, pastor of the First Methodist church of this city, officiating. Commitment ser-j vices and Interment. Llnkvllle ceme tery. Frlenda are Invited. GARV WILLIAM TIILRMAV Gary William Thurman. infant ion of Mr. and Mn. Max Thurman of Newell, Calif., passed away In this city on Wednesday, June 5. 1M6. He was a native of Lamar, Colo., and at the time of his death was aged 4 months and 6 days. Surviving besides his parents are one brother. Robert Max Thurman of Newell. Calif., and the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L W. Happ of Tehachapl, Calif., and Mrs. Haul Hulse of Monrovia. Calif. Funeral ser vices will be held at Llnkvllle ceme tery on Saturday morning at 11 a. m. with the Rev. Victor Phillips, pastor of the First Methodist church of this city, officiating. Interment will follow. Arrangements are under the direction of the Earl Whltlock Funeral home of thla city.- Frienda are Invited. "Soy It With Flowers" Klomoth KF3 Flower Shop "If your car 'wanders,' a simple front, end rheck may help you avoid trouble." HANK, tanning's Richfield Hervica, 1103 E. .Main. BIKES FOR RENT 25c nr.. S1.S0 day Make RtiorYationt For Sunday Phon SS20 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Men, Women! Old at 40, 50, 60! Get Pep FeelYsarsYounger.FullofVim Do yw olama eftisnstao. worn-out Oellng on atT Th'iwM arrwutX whst s little pepping up wlttl Osucx ha done, font sins tonlo msny need t4f), W. AO. for bxl old solely bersuno low In Iroo. awi lntroliJcVrr le now only Wt Try Otirei Tonle Tiblsts for pep, younger feeling, this very ' djy. Aiwi motsln yttamu lit. esidum and phospbonav At drr ttorei tverywbsre in Klamath Falls, al Walgreen's and Whitman Drug. Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Doctor, say ymirkldncya contain 16 oftinytubesorfllterswhlrhhclptopurifribe blood and keep you healthy. When they t tired and don t work light In the daytime, many people have to (ret up nights. Frequent oracantypuMEeiwIthimartinitandhurninic aometlmea show there If something wrong With your kidneys, or bladder. Don't neglect thlscondltlonand losevaluable, restful sleep. When disorder of kidney function permiti poisonous, matter to remain In your blood, It may also cause najffflnjf hrtckache, rhoumatlo pains. nft pnins, Innn of pup and energy awi-lllng, puHlneit under the eyei, headuchoi and dlxzlnenH, Don't waltl Ask your druggist for Doan'i Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successful! by millions for over 40 years. Doan'a glv happy relief and will help tha IS miles oi kidney tubes flush out poUonoua waste iron your blood (jet Lioaa't i'Uli. 1ev.. - Market Quotations NKW YORK. June stocks, attracting btiU had been iivenmld, led lAl" hallway on the Idea Ihey a selective come t although many liat-k In today's mark leaders continued to gl (.'losing uuoialiuns: Amet lean l an Am Tel Tel Anaconda Calif Packing , Comuiunwenllli ft Sou Curtis Wright General Electric General Motors (it Nor Itv pfd Int Harvester Kenuecolt long Hell "A" Montgomery Ward ...... Nash-Kelv N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac tias A Kl J C Penney Safeway Hi ores Sears Hoelunk Southern Pacific Standard Brands Sludettaker Sunshine Mining t'nion Oil Calif Union Pacific IT S Steel Warner Pictures 101 S HMTs 41's 41 Ms .. 4Ts .U1 1 4 ... 31. UA 1VJ .. MM I ... 47 's POTATOES CHICAGO. June 8 lAP-t'SDAt Pola toe, arrivals on track 4o7; tulal U S shipments 1M4 New slocks: supplies heavy; demand slow, market weak: California Long Whiles U uo-.l l-V Alabama HUsa Tri umphs J IA; l-ouliuna Bliss Tri umphs J 10 all U. S. No. 1 quality in lOU lb. sacks.. GRAIN CHICAGO. June 6 iAP' Heavy profit-taking toward the close cancelled Jains In oats contracts today, leaving inal prices mixed. At one lime gains extruding to more than a cent were registered In bulng stimulated bv an upturn at Minneapolis and belief feed ing demand for all grains will expand if price ceilings are removed from live stock and poultry. Both local trades and commission hiiuuti wii on the bu In side early. I Prlcea backed down rapidly toward the cloae When professional iraaers ueciueu II was time to accept profits In view of the excellent crop outlook Cash oals purchases for future delivery totaled imj.ouo bushels. Al the close oats were c lower to c higher. July K8c. Corn was unchanged tu I ac Itlgner. JUiy fist1, ah oiner grams were unchanged with some sales mane In July, Sepirmbcr and December wheat at the SI iu4 ceilings. LIVESTOCK SOITH SAM TRANlISCO. June Al'-l'SUA' Salable trattle lot); calves 111; market active, steady: few Dent welgltt culler strers HI U01:i DO. lale yeslrrday lnd good feetler steers 11 00. sorted out at ti:i SO, nietHuin a"imd grass heifers U-14 M, m! range c.mi srarre. quoted Sl.l no-So. few cnmmim Cows 9innit-Ml, ruller o-9 So, fan ner 7 30-H(0: Mrnmon sausage bulla S10 DO-SO; catvre weak, few good heavy calves tl3 SO 14 Oil. Salable hogs loo ateadv: chnlre 34-1 lh harrows and gills 13. SO. good sows IA OS Salable sheep 1S00; arttve stead v; nunieritUJ packages good-cholre NO ml h, with No I pell shorn lamtta ln-79, gtMKl ewea U.5o; woolsd lambs held at 13 00-30, CHICAGO. June lAPt'SDAi-Hal-able hogs 4SUO. total ll.ouo. active steady: nod and choice ttarruwa and gilts 114 aA celling; sows 14 10 celling, complete earlr clearance. Salable cattle 30ix, total 2ooo; salable calves 400. total 400; grnerally steady market on all rlasses: trade a llltle more selective than earlier In week but demand fully caual to abbreviated sup ply; most slaughter steers I 23-17 OS, top 1T a.i: Deal yearunga si i ou. noin Ing strictly choice here, two loads 44 in ne tiers si miMi ueei cows iiuw 1.1 OO. giwd offerings to 913 UO. beef bulls S13 SO downward and dairy breds mostly U 23-14 XV few 14 SO. vealera 917 OO down, slock rattle in negligible supply with country demand moderately brna d Salable sheep looO. total tOOO; slow, market not fully established on old crop lambs, some big packer bids sharply tower: abort load medium to good but mostly medium 71 lb shorn lambs No. 1 and No 2 pelts aold stronger at 913 TS to a city butcher with 13 head 64 lb. common sort-out at 913 73: spring lambs mostly steady: tops 23 centa higher good to choice native springers 917SO-17 73. slaughter ewe undertone weak, practical lop shorn kinds M JO, only strictly choice selection to 9M 73. CLASSIFIED RATES One day ...per word 4c 2 day run 3 day run 4 day run 3 day run Month run ,..e. per word 8c ., per word Ho per word ijc .. per word 14c per word 43c . . per word ISc Week run Ads received by 100 p. m. will appear same afternoon In "New Todav" column. NEW 11EHALD AND NEWS phone number. BUI New Todsy TOH SALE Building, 12x18, In good shape. 41)20 So. tlth. 0 B TOH SALE S Gasoline stove. 3-burnar with oven, built for trailer house, 933.00. Phone 740S. fl-8 WILL CAKE FOR CHILDREN my home, day or week. Private home, large yard, competent care. nw rate and references glven.Call 5071. 87 brriCE WORKER. 3 years experience, stenographer, secretary, and general office work, desires position In down town office. 40-44 hours, 9in3-IH3. Write Box 303, care Herald and News DRESSMAKING AND " ALTERATION -IftM Fremont. Phone HI 02. 8-8 CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM. Innersprlng mattress, private bath, 90.00 per week, for gentleman. Also garage (or rent. Phone 0017, 8-8 MILLIONS AltE GUIDED ilini"! thrm wayn when thi-y buy aapirln. (I) Purity (1!) Kpil (3) Kmmnmy. Buy fit. Joseph Aapirin, world'a Inrgoat arllor at lUc. Uot lbU tuLlotnio for only Mo. r coupon"! On receipt of this coupon and 91.00 we will mall prepaid 90 Gladiolus Planting slock, If planted now these bulbs will mature and produce au Beaverton Bulb Gardens, Beaverton, Ore. saej How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly In Ploce Do your false teeth annoy and em bnrrass by slipping, dropping or wab bling when you eat. laugh or talk? Just sprinkle a llltle FASTKETH on your Rlates. This alkaline Inon-acldi powder olds fnlse teeth more firmly and more eomforlebly. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Does not sour. Checks "pint odor" 'denture brrathl. Get VAHTEKTII today at any drug store. PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO III1HPITALIZATION Na L.ai, ol Tima Permanent Re.ult.l DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlroprartlo PhTilclan Rt Na. Jlh K.qalra Tbaalra Bld Paana 106 DINE i At The. Sign Of Ths RED ROOSTER Klamath's Finest 614 Klamath Ave. Open 6 A M. to 10 P. M. Phone 9004 for Parly Reservatlenl nrHAI D A NKWI. Klsmslh rail. OH, WANT TO IUIY small house outside of city limns. . an ai wm's inuau m . before 1 p. in. fl-T 1, OKI Placed In wrong t'hevrolel, Wednes day noon, J large honks Please leave al Herald and News office or Police Hlalton. Kewaid. oMlf rtK Itr.NT OH 1 r AH llesliable spare suit aide for t occasional or bustnesB oil ires. Very flue location. Addiess replies lo llo JJI. caie Herald and News. 0-1 1 roil HAI.R-IO lgmirit laying hens. 91 (Ml each IMtone 4UH7. 0 0 UAIUIAIN llalluon tired bicycle for sale, faHMKi, ekcelleiM condllton, lJi Wllford Phone gttJO 0 7 WANT TO HUY - Twtt-whool trailer. t all HO-lT 0 HA VIC CASK t'tlnTOMKItfl 'or wH ! caled two and tluee itwim model n homes, cllv and suburban. (lOMKH JONKM. Hvaltor 4iHt Main Ml. Phone 7.VJ7 0 0 rOH HAl.r Davenport and chair, prac tically new, 9SOO0. Plume 741 0 0 tOH MA1.R 3 Itedrotun house, automat (c ml furnace and hut water heater, ri re place. Close III. U California Ave 0 LONT On Oregon avenue, black rorde purse with child's keepsake ling. Ho ward Phone 3US7. 0-7 I.INM.r.Y ItKKlllTe. Two houses on lauatsi lot i .nge hnuse, 3 liednHims, newly decorated, combine lion Incinerator, electric stove, clrcu lallng healer, Itolh voiled lo wales lank, floor lluoleumed, 3 cords wood lit basement, chicken house, JS laving hens. Small, house, combination living room and kitchen with hullllns lied room, lluoleumed fliHira Phone tUIIR 0-tt STOUTS AM'MtNt'M IMKltiATION SYSTEM Stronger, ruilpnof and only l as heavy as steel pipe now used Improved aluminum coupling design save 3,3 of moving time. H1 ft lengths, when roupled can be carried as 40 ft lengths. Adequately or semi-automatic coup lings Nee local dealer. J. W. Ketns. 7.14 S 0th. Phone 41U7. 0 0 ' WANTEO Man lo learn the parts busi ness tn our new 'Truck III vision" location. Ideal working conditions. UH'K II Mil. I. Fit t O, TIU'lK U1V1HION Ilth and Klamath Phone 77S3 0 0 FOK SA1.K 3 room house, on 3 acres, 4 in alfalfa, fruit trees and lieriles. nice lawn and lots of flowers, barn and chicken house. Phone BUJ.I o 0 rOH HAl.E Home (reeiers, 9300 30. Itii- ntedlate delivery. MAMK SMITH A CO 133 East Main Phone 3 no 0 J i LOST Col den Cocker Spaniel. 0 months tdd. 910 UO reward fur return or In- i formation loading to return. Answers lo name of Huily. lwt. sttayed or i stolen frtmi Klamath flower Mhop ; (ren Mimas last weekend. Phone : 0.UH or UJ.13. D O ' Hr.SIDENTIAl. SITE I 1)1 Kon Addition Entire hlmk IS Hlie 132 feel on Hillside and 147 oil Itsibert street. Price wto Pal Howes with llOtil'E DALE, Realtor 120 S. Dth Phone 77f0 0 0 WANTEO Secretary" and office girl. Permanent entiloytnrnl hee C. I Mi lhinald. Ilslslgvr Mtttor Co 0 0 IIEA1. NICE dinette sets, HtAt'TIH'1. hardwood 3-piece living rixoii sal daveno. chair and ottoman, Moitlerey st) le. Chrome chairs, lots of table lamps, w alnut bedroom suites with Innersprlng mattresses, and some of those NEW J-hfat electric toasters. Cash Terms Trade pttEwrrr s rCHNITtfllK AND APPLIANCES 2244 So. 0th Phone 7310 00 1 EOR SALE Oliver combine 12 foot cut, good shape. J, C. Ilrulhaivek. ! Malln. Ore. 0 12 1 LOST Washing machine lid on Ah land hlghwav. White with btack rub ber band Heward Phone 02.14 0 0 OH SALE Dsvtno and platform nck er. one twin bed complete, break fast table and chairs. J piece bed room set 14.14 Oregon Ave. O 7 rOR SALE 1042 CMC IS Irurk. cab over panel. I.rw ntllrage. gtMHl tir, new palnL Can see at 210 Old loM Road. 0-0 EOR SALE Few sacks of pink seed potatoes. C. A. Parker, Hlldebrand. 0-7 TOR SALE City block wlih modern two-bedroom modern home. barn, fruit treea and gaiden. Phone ootut 0 12 WANTED Pulp wood cutters, 94 00 cord. Hoard and room available Phone or write A. C Howe. Ilray. Calif 0 0 WANTED One 3O0 Savage and one 33 Remington pump. Olal 4022 or Call 1778 Etna street, 0 0 ONE CERTIFIED Western Pine Assort atlon grader wanted for work near Yrrka. California Work directly from dry lumber pile. Several grader needed for lumber company In l-o Angeles. Tor either, contact Klamath Kails U. H ((tivernmenl Employment Service. Klamath rail. o il rOR SALE Covered Wagon 1041 model trailer house, good condition, new tires, factory built. Ed Nagiali. rare Ed All. one mile south of Malm Phone 371 Malln. ft 7 FOR SALE 1012 Chevrolet convertible coupe, motor In good condition, ex cellent paint Job. 9223 cash. 3731 tllsbee. 0-7 Mtctlng Notlcg Klamath Lndge No. . 77 A. T. A A. M. will hold a special conimunlcallon Friday, June 7. Work in E. A. degree. All breth ren Invited lo attend. TED H. inJGHEY, Worshipful Master. 0 8 I.O.O.F. No. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M. 5th and Main Sts. M.T.8 klamath rail, Aarla No, 2100 Haiular f OI maaftriat swsrv ToS ".ill i day night. 7:4!l d. m. r.O.E. hall. Dth and Walnut Visiting mm&yf fr.-eltt memheri cordially fJsWanO'is" ji Invited. if Klamath rails Mooa Lodge Na 1108 meets on Thurs day nlghta, 8;00 p. m. Ini tiation every second and fourth Thursday Wed tf 2 Lou and Found LOST Small blark purse containing aiKui ... Hewaru. can naou. luitf LOST Hefrlgeralor top between' Henley and Klatnalh Falls, Phone MKiU. 0-0 LOST- laarge yellow and white collie and shepherd, male dog. Answers to name Tipple. Reward, Mrs. K. V. Snyder, 2042 Mclroso St.. Klamath Falls. fl-10 General Notices POPULAR OLO TIMF. DANCE IOOK Hall, Friday By Shasta View Grange everyone inviiea 8-7 8 Transportation MOVlTby padded vans to ail points in Oregon, Washington California. fe.ads Transfer a Storage, 22U Main bt. Phnne H271. lVAiut 10 Services PLAHTEniNG and repair work. Phone B027. (IB CHARIS FOUNDATIONS and brassieres. Jennie Iach, Phone RA'.i2. U-n TRAM WORK of all kinds. Ph. WHO, 8-8 FOR FFFICIFNT electrical service In Tulelake, Malln arra, rail 4401, The Tula Refrigerator it Electric Service Co. rt-fl ROLL FILM, Printing and Developing, 6-hour service. BKLL NTUDIO, nrxt door Pine Tree Theatre. 0-0 WATKINB PRODUCTS J, C. Mnrln Phone 0A13. 0-24 HOTELS 0SB0RN HOLLAND EUOKNB OJIK. MF.DPOHII ThorouKhly Modern Mr. and Mr.. J. F. Karl.jr and Jo. Karlay rroprl.lora 1 TIII'WB A Jaw , WW Tw sf Q Sorvlcet Plumbing Heating Service NEW Jimtullutioii and Hcpuir Work WE HURRY Davis Plumbing & Heating Co. 337 Kimt Muln Hione 6781 2641111 REFRIGERATION SERVICE Cuimiicri'lul iiikI IIiium'IiiiIcI I'liuni'ii: Uii -I'Uli Kvrnliiiia 7320 Ben L. Thomas u;i:i So. oui radio" Sales and Service Speedy Roliabls REPAIRING All Type of Hallo. Eleelrlrsl ApiilunK--a mid Ciariueli Visit Our Modern Shop B & B Radio & Elec. Oil! So. dill Phono ouun B 8 K Puplli'iitei Mailn While You Walt of Any Key Y Rose Motor Co. 4th St Klumath 27 YOUR FURNITURE I Good Security for QUICK CASH LOAN Simple Credit Requite men la - t'oinpiele 1'iivai-jr No l o Signers 10 Minute Servlre Klamath's Oldest. Icallv Ownesl Motor Investment Co. K. M-173 114 N. 7th A. MOOftC. Mgr 9 341 Thone 3-113 ELECTRICAL Licensed Engineer, ronslrtictlon. Mainte nance. Light and Power Wiring. Designs, Itestdenllal, Commercial, Industrial. J. M. WAUCHOPE 710 Pine Phones Office 3jo - Home 449 4T04K SKILI.KD FURNITURE Repair and neflnlnhlng Stan Park Phone 431S or 7580 7:1 WINDOW CLEANING Janitor Work House Cleaning A. H. COMBS PHONE 323C 41 12-t DECORATING Painting Pa per hanging Itrush or Spray Old Work Our Specialty Humes or Commercial 838 Walnut Bi Phone 4974 r. J. Lent I073U LOCAL MOVING AND CARTAGE Anything Anywhcrt In Oregon Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7380 101 Klamath Ave. 88M( SEPTIC TAN KS'CLEANED " MrMtorn Kqulptntnt 4 Wheal Urlva Truck will tfn auywhara. Phana sole or 3230 RH0ADS Window Cleaners Comnl-ta llnuaarlaanlnf RatahlLhcd 10J4 Kannalh C. Ilhoada Prion Mil . Mill CONTHACT your maionry lo t. W. Ka.n-r. will nuild anything, rira placek a BiMtclally. t W. KASPEn 40 DlvUlon 81. Phona 4nM .4-1 Ulir.HNMAKINU - Button, and buckla. t-overcri. Alteratluua on naw and old i'liilliln. Mra. II. M. Allandar, 1:11 Main. Iloom 314. Phona TIM. lm CALL voun II.ECTII1C noTO-IIOOTZII Clran, your ,lnk dratna and wvitr Una, frro from all .loupaga. Maka. your 11M llko naw. Will uuaranlra Lin. I'liun 0JU0 40Jtl SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED The Modern Way W. BAKER Ph. 8U!)5 082H VENETIAN BLIND SHOP CU'imlntt and Kcpnlrlng Itdl.ANU E. Kurr, Ownar Phono CJX30 UK N. 4ik mastl DICKHON"tIINITUIIE"SIIOP - Ophol. alcrlni, repairing, reflnl.hlng. :il)41 Hlia.la Way. I'linno 4317. 4-14 KUI.I.ril mitlSllErl Clem Joyer. 1434 Martin. Phong 047?. y-u YON-SCOTT - PAINTERS Phon Ar73 3.143 Hummer. Lan. g-aft PAINTINti. Interior and exterior. Kern toning. II. U llrown. Phon 32t. 47U CAMKHA repair, ol all kind, don al Uall Studio, nexl door to Pin Tra Theatre. , 1 UOOKKKEPINU, Bhortnand; typlng-. Klmtrnd aubject,, offlu machine,, KI.AMATH UUB1NKUS COLLEGE. 733 Pin " Ph. 4740 1337U ItKPAinH-nefrlgeratlon, ' water pump. 3434 8ha,la way. Phong 4401 or Jl j47:ltl biiEssMAklNU aiicPalwratioh.. m: Orchard Ph. 4734 477k CIII1TAINS laundered and- itretehed Phone 3717. 4-33ni CALL m1 lot Jack8tuart'g Danr. Orrheatra. 0-34 (SlIIITAINS "rAliNDEIIED'riiclluP and delivered. Phona 407.1 4(niJT AVCJN PHODUCTS ordored and" dellvarenl Cnll 0144. , 4-31 KOIt IIOIIHK PAINTINrrphon'e 70llC4-l( IIIONINCI (Imio, Phono 37111, hetween ll mid 1 p. m., or 0 nnd 7 p. m. 4-1 CONCI1KTF. WOI1K UONE-Call'4740 ol IIII3 Wonlen Ave. 4-11 PAINTING. CALCIMININO. enamal work. City nr country. RatUfactlni guaranteed, frank Jenka, Phon 7374 HSU r