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Newspaper Page TextII i! i ; i ?t i: i it !: - i i- 5 f, Truman Seeks Funds' Repeal WASHINGTON, June 10 (P) Prealdent Truman today recom mended to congress the repeal of appropriation! totaling f 3,089,436,596 p 1 u I contract authorization totaling $174, 178,000. A White House tatement aid these amount are in addition to three previous rescissions totaling $53,014,924,373 in cash and $4,674,706,880 in contract authorizations. Included In the appropriations recommended lor repeal iuuy were $1,138,258,365 (or the civil nf th ffnvernment. i KA'MRiiifl fnr the war de partment and $387,894,813 lor the navy aeparimem. The major reductions, the statement continued, include: 1. A cut of $80,070,000 in ap propriations for the war ship ping administration, due to "re vision of shipping expenses and of claims against the war risk insurance tuna. o A vAHiir-tinn In nnnrnnrlB' lion's of S378.460.000 for the maritime commission and re- ! RtDER I HE-SRIDIN' TV fWfM Si IrarSWr: PlrtWHEEL LEFT WHIS V'feN MaTEOA ,licoVr?o I . answers 1 Sewwe.'V WT 7 HiDE.RiPER.-woatl'YUoRCusor .l?rJSJ TOO BAD VOue VWCWUSEIT.lR.KEE,TOREAaH toad m art D teu TFcr nJF MYMNIUM (TCI Gcpncir ON WAS ALL FOR NOTHINGi THAI ABERNATHY HCSWLL. BUT VOU CMfT AKKEST A MAN FOR AAAWNS A f-V46E HOW A RJ&HT UEAO OPENS VOU UPf BAD.' V WAWTA, KEEP VOOR LEFT IN HS PAC EVERY MIWUTS" KbbH -IM Or-f BALANCE jTlime awo FBECKLES TbCX AM OLD LAOV HOME IN A TASI AFTER SEEIM& HER FAIKJTONA DOWNTOWN STREET. THE TA DRIVER KHOCXtD 20 CENTS OFf THE BILL men FRECKLES WAS TMATAAUCH SHORT OF PAYMENT JT"SVS. -S fWU.,U 1 OH.TWeK'S MOWN6 n. If I ' 3 R5PJtRfa,W0 WORK II 5 I il U M0 MTOWOH TO II Ly rffiAf 'X rt HO WED KNOWING , . f OUT OF Not I WONT A3Ue-BUT, . fO HAVE HAO HIM Tj AND YOUD HAVE SPENT U tO DONE A GOOO JOB V&j!iL MY WW, I SO HELP ME, IF I HAVE If you haomt butted fl the rest of your 1 J why, rrs no worse than I jl juoce- I to. ru- wing you to keep IN, YOU BLUNDERING . LIFE IN JAIL- k B SHOOTING A POLECAT- I Cj j I you FROM BEING A FOOL- 1 J peal of contract authorizations Of J173.0Yd.UUU, DOlll niHue siule Dy revisions oi me hiuh time program." 3. A reduction in lenci lease appropriations of $672,000,000, "made possible by further prog ress in the liquidation of the program." 4. A reaucuon oi o,iuu,uuw for the previous estimate of the number of beneficiaries." New Convict Camp Begun On Highway LAKE VIEW, June 10 With California state highway engi neers in charge, work was start ed last week on construction of the convict labor camp near Sugar Loaf mountnin. The camp will house the convicts who will be engaged in reconstructing highway 395 between New Pine Crwk and Alturas. When completed the new road will eliminate the most danger ous stretch of road on the en. tire Three Flags route. LONG TRIP If we could fly to visit our celestial neighbors by airplane, it would take seven weeks to reach the moon, and about 50 years to reach the sun, if we averaged 200 miles per hour, VE. WE THINK WfVE FOUND TRACES OF LAMP NEAR U3S lOCOli ORE OUT HBT. I7A 60XS OUTIHERe WEEK TO MAKE SURE before i BwneiwaL -i m: . i i i Mb OH. Of COURSt, UXX M6t Hrwl WVPtO F UTTAttUKl WMWK6TH OVr4a,Kl&Dt OUT OF tWf USS OV.' SlftSOMtO OAX,WM.mjT, HCKORy MW STUFF 1 ? , UP OH C AND A SLOW UKE TH6 6 JOST PURE LOST MOTlOl... NO SNAP.' TO REALLY T PUNCH, r r rn I 1JUST PUKE LOST MOTION... 11 il I NO SNAP.' TO REALLY 6ET k .J I THE MOST OUT OP A yl KUNH, KJU.. j- GeE.TMAMKS FOR KMOCMW& lsKIP IT. YOU WERE" OFF THe 20 CENTS, MISTER I LXXMG TMAT OLD ., . LAOV A GOOD . fl BBS TURN.' j-J EASIER COOKING AGAIN! FLAVOR FAI RY kIKIKJFY FLAVOR SEAL BY Savei on fuel retain! the flavor usei leu water 1 Cait aluminum It topi for cooking. Heavy flat bottom uiei all the heatl . 2 O.T. SAUCE PAN 3.95 3 QT. SAUCE PAN 4.95 4 QT. SAUCE PAN 5.95 BALCONY FUNNY BUSINESS "What's this modern generation coming to, I'd like to know!" SOOT lLCK.WJJKJE!rE C'WJN, THE nrvr t that evcence THE F.BJ.rASHOWtoWE, OUR WCT BUT US WN A PUASUEH YWRKlNeWTHVOU! 1 I VAM)E IW0U6H PSOm , OttTHEUMABtR MTHF. TVW'S MiaTOBiMTHrt rr5i swiu. WHOVt 6R0Vt fM0 4i VA10 1 smwA. wHtRt we -ij met WAP qjttPtCWC J 0OIM6t 'SAY.'.' WHO'S GONWA FIGHT THS K.IUER Pia, ME OR VOU ? NOW GET UP mM OUTA THCCP AU- ACT -T-1 u,X.. VES -TM Are you alu Vfes, thank: you euEss i .lisr RI&HT now, IMA AM T WALKED TOO FAR. PELIVERIES. KINNEY 11" CHICKEN FRYER 7.95 5 QT. DUTCH OVEN 7.75 9 IN. SKILLET 4.93 I WASH. NOW WEU OFEN ruf EYE5 0F THAI SKEP1TCAL BUNCH Of TECHNICIANS IN J ENGINEERING TARTJAENTy MM) THW9 NOT fat I 60T SOM BS BUlLDtRS IrJrtRKTtO tSTME K.VW.0VWHW OF W PROKRUftMO OV) W PKS0tNT OF THi HtW COMPMW I VtOV) f60UT TWM ! PiNO TO TWN . VOUTit I Eyjcuse me just A minute! i. HEAR IHc IO:ZSRtlOHT I RAIN WHISTLIN& KJR fTS DOUGHNUTS r rLct. wc. t. x. arc u r.r.orr. J I CARNIVAL pfy,jJ u-, . XX CMJTfltl COrrt. tVWt WVKI, HC. T W Mft UL MT. Off. j "Personally I think licr talk wouM have been much nioro interesting if she luul worn another hat!" Market Quotations NEW YOHK. June 10 IAP HuIIUh contingent had a Bttadtj tha bit at Ilia arnuni(Mtt In today ttwk markat. Strl nvivd after aunte aarly hesitancy. Selected ralbt and tndtislriaU then advanced although deal! no war quiet thruuihoiit. Clpatn uuotatiuna: Amerlcnn Can - Ilrt Am Tel tk Tel IW Anaconda - . W1 Calif Pack inn - Commonwealth A Sou 3V CurtU-wrltint General Electric ... General Motrin ,... Gl Nor Ry pfd Int Harvester Kenncvotl Long Hell "A" Montgomery Ward Nah-Kelv N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Gai At El J C Penney Safeway Store Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Brands .... Studrhaker Sunshine Mining .. Union Oil Calil Union Pacific U S Steal Warner Picture .... . 53 . tu . M's . :ui . 97 l , 3.1 S 4 ' la 47 am POTATOES CHICAGO. June 10 (AP-l'SDA Pota toes: arrivals 2tiL: on track 31; total U S. shinmenu rrlday 1714. Saturday &43. and Sunday 22. New stncKs: suppuaa iiDerai; aemeno slow: market steady for best quality; California Lon whites $2 8-3 00. Pontlacs $3 23; Alaliama IlltM Triumphs $3 00; Arizona Bllsa Triumphs S2.90-.1 ,V) i all u. s. wo. i quauiy in iw io. sacasi LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. June 10 (AP-USDA- Sal able hogs, total iu.oou: active, lienor, eood and choice barrows and gilts, 14B5 celling: aowa 114.10 calling; com plete clearance. Salable cattle 10 000, total 10 000: sal able ralvea Hut), total bou, lea steers ana yearlings Including yearling heifers strong, active; top steers 1 18.00; yearlings 117M: vearllng helfera $17.73: very few killer steers under tlfl 23: creeping up- wnrd tendency on nil meaium. gixxi. and low choice steers and heifers; cows steady to weak: bulk beef cows 110 00 13 00: good cows to $13 30; bulls fully atarlv. weiirhtv beef bulla to $13.30 and heavy walry breds to $14 23; vealera unchanged at $17.00 down; Block cattle In very light supply, mostly $14.30-16 23 on mrdium to gooa grades. Salable sheen 2000. total 2000: very active, bulk of lamb supply sold steady to city butchers; four loads good to choice fed clipped lambs scaling 00-00 pounds with No. 1 and No. 2 pelu $10 30 16.85; two cars medium and good shorn $16 00-16 23. few mostly medium kinds down to 115.O0: around two loads mixed medium to choice mostly good grade wnolikins $17 00-17 33 lo Shipper: uerK 1IA75 in small killer: 40 head lot good to choice native spring lambs $17 30: slaughter ewes scarce, steady; odd-head lota shorn offerings aown. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. June 10 'AP-USDAI Salable cattle 300. calve 100; opening slow, about steady: load fed ,tr offered; few medium steers iia uu-.w: ioaa gooa w in. neners ioj, few sood 1030 lb. young cows $14 30; bulk medium aged range cows $11.30 12.50: common $: 30-10.00; cutters $H 30- 9 30; canners 10 so-7 ia: nommon-meaium sausage bulls $10.00-11 50: calves steady; few good-choice 230-323 lb, calvea 11.1.00. Salable hogs 100. steady; few packages good-choice 20O-300 lb. barrows and villi 115 BO: odd ffood sows 113 09. Salable sheep 400; half of run shorn; market active, fullv steady: good -choice lambs 113.00-30; numerous loads medium- good shorn lambs 111.7.VI3 73; medium good yearlings 112 00-13.00; common medium ewes $3 00-0 23. GRAIN CHICAGO. June 10 'API All grains held at ceilings throughout the session on the board of trade today. Activity wns very light as traders focused at tention on Washington and the legislative battle over the OPA extension bill. Small offerings of wheat, corn and oats were absorbed at mixlmums without difficulty. This was the first day since ceilings "Nfw runner bushings w"; make gear shifting easlrr, qulelrr antt mnre posi tive." HANK. Fanning' Richfield Hervlce. IIUU E. Main. Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin CHIROPODIST . FOOT SPECIALIST Foot Surgery - and - Orthopedics McATEE CLINIC 122 S. 7th SI. Phone .1171 BIKES FOR RENT 25c hr.. $1.50 day Make Reservation, Far Sunday Phone SS20 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE HARTFORD Aeeid.nl and Indemnity Company INSURANCE T. B. WAITERS General Insurance Agency FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE 615 Main St. Phone 4193 By Dick Turner wera pi ced on ffrnlna that all cuntraeta of all ceraala rmalttd at lha maximum ihn.uBlumt lha avwlan. rinal prlc Saturday wrr all at celling, hut thara was mm trad In oala Ih1w thai level rut urea were aUu at celling al Kmiini City and MlmteaMilU. Winnleg wh chwed (or the King birthday holiday. Ktnal tirlcea were at relllnga of 91 IMtt for wheal. II fur corn, tine for oala. it tkv for rve a nil at xty lor nariey. Country offering of cash grain fell oft, uLirchaae for future delivery amounting to 40 ooo buahela ol corn and JU.UUU uuaheli of oata. Courthouse Records Marriage License Kl.OCK7tENHUl.HUIt T. Vincent Horace Klockclen, 27, tool designer. Na tive of Minnesota. Resident of Chicago, 111 Evelyn Mae llulburt. IB. clerk- typist. Native of Oregon. Healdeni of Klamath Falls. Ore GltEEN-rAIRI.r.SS William Daniel Green. 31. farmer. Native of California Keaiiieni of Morris, i.siir sunn Ktmiy rairleaa, io Native of lailfornta. Heal' dent of DorrU. Calif. K N t ITSON R EE L. Waldo Arthur Knulson. 21. V. H, navy. Native of Mln nesola, Resident of Med ford, Ore. Naomi Ruth Reed, 16, window trimmer Native of Kansas. Resident of Md ford, Ore. If B Falrlesa and Etta K Falrlaaa v W. M. Raymond and wife, suit to acnulre line. A. c vauen, attorney for plain- Ull. Meetings Cathalle Daughter Meet In parish nau, Monnay. a u, m, new oriirer in cnarge. nerresnment atier meeting vniahls ml rt t as Meet lament Monday, al 8 p m in IOOF halt Initiate tn rank of knight ladles ef Canto) ('rater Bevea Meet x 1 p m. ThurMtay al IOOF hall. Pol itick supper at 7 p. tn. All member asked to attend. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ANNUAL, SCHOOL ELECTION KI.AMATH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Notice la hereby given In compliance with Bee. IM -UOtI O. C. U A. to the legal voters of Klamath County School l trlct of Klamath County, Oregon, that an annual school election or said school district will be held at elementary school hulldlng on the 17th day of June, 1141, between the hour of 2.00 o'clock p. m. and 7 00 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing county directors as follows; One from the Northern wine One from the Eastern xone One from the Southern zone One from the Western tone and to elect local school committee) members. H B. ASHLEY. District School Clark J. 3-10. No. 307 NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION School District No. I. Klamath County, . Oregon Notice la hereby given, In compliance with Sec. 111-lrih O. C. L. A., to the legal voters of School District No. 1 of Klamath County, Oregon, that an annual school election of said school district will be held at the Fremont School, 715 High Street, In said school district, on the 17th day of June, 1046, between the hours of 2:00 o'clock p, m., and 7 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of: 1 Electing one director to serve for a period of five year commencing July 1, 1D46. 2- Electing one director to serve an unexpired term of two year com mencing July 1, 1040. J P. WELLS District School Clerk J. 3-10. No. 308 NOTICE OF ANNUAL MCIIOOL ELECTION Vnlen High Hchool District No. t, Klamath County, Oregon Notice Is hereby given. In compliance with Sec. lll-QOH OCL.A , to the legal voters of Union High School District No. 2 of Klamath County, Oregon, that an annual school election of said school district will be held at the High School. Alameda and Wall Streets, In said arhool dialrlct, on the 24th day of June, HMO, between tha hours of 2:00 o'clock, p. m., and 7 o'clock, p. m , for the purpose of electing one director to serve for a period of five years commencing July t. 11)46, and one director to serve for a period of four year commencing July 1, J P. WELLS, District School Clerk, j. 10-17 No. 410. CLASSIFIED RATES Ono day per word 4c 3 day run per word Be 3 day run ..,..per ward He 4 day run . . per word Lio 3 day run per word 14c Month run . per word 4.1c Week run per word lflc I Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will appear NEW HERALD AND NEWS phono number, 8111 New Today FOR RENT 2-room furnished cabin, 2 people only. Must be permanent Call 4WH1 So. fjth, fl-10 FOR HALE Home freezer!,' $300.90. Im mediate delivery, MARK SMITH St CO. IM Cast Main Phone n:i70 8-10 FOR SALE 3 -bed room home, nice lo cation, 7 blocks from city cenler. $IKM) down, balance 3.13 a month. ti'iO Mt. Whitney. 0-13 TOR MALE Dulldlng. 12xlfl on skids, Good lumber. 41120 So. 6th. A-12 FOR SALE -John Deere row crop gen eral purpose true tor, nalph Johnston, TCr no. Phone 7020, 0-12 WANTED TO "BUY from out-of-town wood dealer, wood ready to use. 422 Ilroad, e-ll FOR BALE - 3-room, semi-modern house, 'a acre, lawn, garden In, I'v blocks off Altnmont Drive. 3113 Hllyard. Im mediate possession, (i-10 WHITE Cotton Socks 25c, 35c OREGON WOOLEN STORE NKRAIjD NKW0, RUmtth rlll, Or, APANVMKNT TOn HUNT-lvrjftittn rot HAl.I try IhhU wimiiI pntnim WANTKO TO HUY qull- or buy 'M o '41 car Not tiarHt-iiiir iu rim- rllKttu. I'll 4tUlT or call VU) Ailhur. M roil MAI.R M It nmatmut With U APANTMENTH UNIT AI'AKTMKNT (ilui largar Uiill ir uwitar or MtitaNr wn iwopu, liliwk from ttiwn. aaoh unit rtnutlUly fiiinUhvtt. Ailjuimnf t Miviuiuit. (iiuoaa :tuu par momn. INt'OMK I'HOPKHTV BLOCK from Main. Wall rotulf uctatl 3-aiarliitut Uullilliti tit flrat rlaaa raililanllal dU Irti-I, liliH'ha trvm Main lit. tiiwul ln ruma, Prlcad for quick aala at 111,000, You U hava lu hurryl ( lUIAUlK PAUTII Thm lluiiaar Aaailt'V HI N. lh rnonff 10 MOVE ttlUIIT INI HILLSIDE AVENUE Two bedroom at li active reconditioned home. In excel lent residential district. Full ttatement, laaseil lii sun uorvh. large utility porvit. Electric range Included at $4Au0, forms. l ltll.l o i k ej nan i li Tha Pioneer Agency III N. Ith Phone 4M Iv FORD MODEL A PICKUP. Will trade for good trailer. St. Francis Maiket. Phone &X30. 611 SMOOTH TIRES CAUHE aocldsnl Let us recap your smooth tires at once You'll get loou't of miles of safe travel at lowest coat. One day service. Com mercial Tire Service, tWJ So. $th Mi 10 FINE "MODERN " HOME - Level " street. third bim-k from Main. $IW pel month income second story. OOMEK JONES, Realtor 4ul Main St. Telephone loul I-IO HEI.UlllJt GIRL will care fur children, days, In your home, lauw Sargent. 010 FOR MALE - Combination radio-phono graph and 39 record, $45. Call at 21W Hummers Lane. 6-12 WANT middle-aged lady (o "care for two children fnun Sunday night until Friday night. 1144 Ivory, evening, e-la fOn SALE Prewar completely recnv ered and rebuilt davenport and chair. $l&o; j-piec bedroom sel, Also baby buggy and eteel oot. Phona ILMte. 12 RKl.lAltLK IIOYN want odd Jnbe mowing lawns, washing window, piling wood. Phone ! 17 or lH So. ith. 14 FOR SALE 1HJ3 Chevrolet 1134 High. II fOM RENT" Prfviiie "room for young lady ! only. All home privileges. 1'h, 70O7. 0-19 FOR SALE Thayer baby buggy, cellent condition, $33 Underwood porl ahle typewriter with case 133, Nurs ery chair, complete with pad $6. 1'h, 7IU7, 0-U FOR SALE Kitchen or ureekfatl 'table, purvelaln top. 2 chairs, iu High. O-U PIANO TUNING- Fnr a limited lime. Have signed endorsement of Jose tturbl, International artlsL Wm, II. Morgan. Empire Hotel. 013 FOh SAtJC Good Monarch range, $33 iuoo Summer Lane. 0-13 FOR SALE Urge room rnlshed house, 2 baths, cloee In. Going for $4130. iaso down. Phono 04A3 after 4 30 p. m. 0 12 FOR SALE Large " Modern" A-bedranm home on pavement. Near In. Immedl ate pseslon. Priced $3030 cash. Phone 0433 after $ p. m. 013 ROLLER FOR RALE OR RENT KMnn. 3-wheel Austin single eyl. In working condition. Ready to use. Hen Shane han. t-ake Holel, or write Gen. Del . Klamath FalU. $-1$ FOR SALE 1 betlroom Cfbreakfait set, 1 baby go-cart. Ph 0004. 0 11 FOR SALE Uft. factory tmilt'boat. trailer, motor, oars, complete. Schu bert Sales as Service, ft Klamath -10 WANTED TO RENT Two or three tied room houae, furnished or partly fur nished. Excellent reference. Phone Ohm. ooAtf FOR SALE Luggage trsller" llKe new. Combination phonograph and radio Inquire trailer park acruaa from Tower Theater. 010 1030 MODEL A" far sale." 1740 Menlo Way. ill WOOD FOR" SALE Mined"" American Elm. l-ocut, IloKelder and Poplar, mm., cords. Phone after p. in. 3000. IOR SAtlE Mnrman hayderrlek,"eom plete with cable, 4 hay nets, 3 hay wagon with rack. 1 Farniall cultl- i". Ed Gowen place, llonamo. 0-13 EXPERIENCED HOY wanl farm work. Phone 3370 or wrile 013 Upham. Klam ath Falls. 0-10 FOR SALE . Piano, $130;' overstuffed chair, $3; 3 occasional chair. $3; mat tress, $3; iron bedstead, $3. child's desk. $3; electric slove, $20, Call after 1 p. m. and mornings. 3o3 Reclame- lion. tan SALErj-whtartrallerriSoo Derby nt. 0-U FOR SALK&room hnuse'wiih bath. acre, can at 4H30 snasta way, e-lt FOUND Cocker spaniel, Vicinity So. 0th and Kane. Phone 3O70. 012 FOR SALE Baby's high chair, play pen. Ice cream freeier. Phone OaTf. 0-10 WILLING, hard working, 16i, wanl steady Job 3206 Walton Drive. 0-13 STORE EXECUTIVE wants to rent fur nished or unfurnished house or opart ment. Phone 3730. 0-13 WANTED - Experienced roofer. Phona ma i. Acme Roofing Co.. Ashland, Ore gon. 6-13 FOR SALE - 3 new complete 34x24 aoume nung tain window. Phone 0703. g.io FOR SALE -Large used Thor mangle Hell Hotel. Phono 3H2L 0-13 WANTED-Wording men n all deoart menu who would tike to travel and see the country. Meals and first-class sleeping accommodations provided. lomaci ira waits, manager, al main entrance, CLYDE MEATTY CIRCUS In Klamath rails, Wednesday. Julv 12 So:j$t,h and I Division St. grounds. 8-13 AUCTION Located In Rlvervlew, one hlnck from rrei a aiore on Keno road. Look under "Miscellaneous for Sale" today for list and date H. NELSON, OWNER COL. SWIG ART. AUCTIONEER WILL, STACK your hay on share or contract, u, r. iUMWAliT, phone 71133 evenings. rMo foh bale Weitlnghouso eltclrle range rnone 7fH. q.io WANTED Woman' or girl to rare for iwo woys, age one ana two, flood pay . mieworn. -an go nomi nignu. mana 4000 or call at 4440 rem uriva. .2 I Meeting Ilottcet, KUmalh Lod, No. T7. A r. f. A. M. will hiilH i l.led communication Mem. l"y. June 10, n p. m. All wrewen invn.n In Rll.nrt, Tr.IJ H. MIIOHKY. Worahlptul Mait.r Th. n.gular Mrrlln, of th. AI.OIIA CIIAPTr.n r..t.rn Hl.r. .rh.dulad for Tuo.d.y. mir inn, naa iw.n nn.lponed luniiiay, june a.nn, ALPHA PIIKI.PB Worthy Matron, SANKOHI) HK1.IIV. Worthy Patron. 1-10 I.O.O.F. No. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P,M Oth and Main St. M.T.8 Klamath rail. Aarl. No 30D0 R.iular maetlnii every Tu.a- day night, 7:4.1 p, m. r O.K. hall, Oth and Walnut Vl.lllni memhari eordlally f 0 Invited. PELICAN POST No. 1.103, Veteran of Foreign Wan, meets every lit and 3rd Thursday evenings In the KC Hall. All meetings open at p. m. Vialltng members walcoma. 210Stf MONDAY, June If, lllf, rag I la In t Lon and round liOKT Rmall hlark purse containing attout IH4. Maward. Call SIW. .1011) i tONT-Large yellow and whlla olll4 A ' and ihtlitierd, male dug, Answer li name lim,i newaru, rar. m, w Snvder. 3043 Mtlruso SI, Klama Falli. Placed In wrong Chevrolet, Wedne) day noon, I laiga tmok Please leev4 al Herald and Newa ofdto or Poll, Station. Reward. LONf 3 keys In leatheraBer"'fippeo newaru. nent uaviuson poo , aii lure, Calif. O il FOUND On Lake o'" Ilia Woods1 road. I pair Ian uaford Owner fall at 4 Qonorot NoIIcm ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, Juno i win noi tie responsiuie for any unit oilier than myself, John A. Jloluv I I TroniporUtlon MOVE by padded vans to all polntliii uregon, wasnington (.aiiiomie. a,aui Transfer ej Hlurago, 330 Main ht Phone 0JTI. If aim t 10 Services Plumbing Heating Service NEW IinlulUtlon and Repair Work WE HURRY Davis Plumbing & Heating Co. 3S7 Eaat Main Phone 6781 REFRIGERATION SERVICE . Commrrclal f aiul lloiucliold I'lionrn: Day, 44QS Kvcnlnu, 7320 Ben L. Thomas 833 So. 8th 7-3C K E Y S Duplicate Mado Whlla You Walt of Any Key Rose Motor Co. 4tli it Klamath 827 YOUR FURNITURE li Good Security for a QUICK CASH LOAN w Simple Credit Requirement w Comptete Privacy No Co-Ml goer 10-Mlnule Oervlce KUmaih Oldeel, Locally Owned Motor Investment Co.' K. A. MOORE. Mgr. MHI S34I 114 N, 1th Phone 3W ihj , NOW OPEN ALEXANDER Welding Works 2403 Jlopa St. All typra of Welding ittpaira, Acytelana and Electric Hard Farlnf Chokera Dullt J Phona 3D6fl 8 a. m. to 5 i. to a p, 7710 After S p. m. 8 21 WINDOW CLEAN INC Janitor Work Housa Cleaning A. H. COMBS PHONE 3230 4 1 12-tt DECORATING Fainting Paparhanftna Rru.li or apr.y Old Work Our apaclally Horn, or Comm.rclal ua Walnut at Phona n r. 1. Unu I07SII LOCAL MOVING AND CARTAGE Anything Anywhcra In Oregon Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7380 101 Klamnth Ave. SEPTIC TANKS" CLEANED Modem Equipment 4 Wheel Drive Tnit-tt will go anywhere. Phone 1016 or 3330 RH0AD5 - Window Cleaners Complete I nu see leaning KslahlUhed 1U24 Kennetft C, Rhoada I'hona 001 1 c'Ai.1. vniiR EUCTHIC nOTOIIOOTER MKN Cl.ana your link drain, and aaw.r lln. ir. rrnm ail atoppar... Atakva your llui Will nuaranlo. Una. Phona KIU0 0tl VENETIAN "BLIND SHOP Cloonlng and Repairing nni.ANrl c kurr uwmr Prion. 30 110 N th iii3ri, DICKHON riIINITUnC"HIIOP- Uplinl- aiarlnc, r.palrlni, raritiUhina. .fl'.i Hha.la Way. Ph., no 4M7. ! rtri.i.r.it iiHiiRiir.5, Clam Joy.r, ltd Martin. I'hon. n I j Y0N-8COTT PA1NTKR8 Phon. lt(l7A .1.143 aunim.ra I.ana W PAfNTINCl, Int.rlor and .xmrlnr. Krm- tonlna. II, u Brown. Phon. 4MB, fl7it SAMKRA renal" ol all klnda don. .1 n.ll atudlo, naxt door to Pin. Tr.i Th.atr. emu DRKKHMAKINO ANn ALTERATION HUH) rr.mnnt. 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