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Newspaper Page TextFUNNY "George is a stickler for ' . IM t) 10 SHOW fUSWESS.Jr KAMACK CM RAM CR055lHHIV Xt - M UXEM lOU'VE hE.A8D ACOUPVE h0 eAPL'SM H- hERE II mUt.ANDCCS-l K-OhO tf ' I VEUADUR r fOUCfTff' TOrtfcU'fOURl.a'E.l IUCK OfAM4 ArtD A COrAfc m l AHMOAHWa A 1 CUftACMApr fS OTR4MlOKH TXl CAM"! IAUGK ZS VE PER.rW?3;.t; I U11UE fl I lS- SeMlBCK'- "l 6P1EIER-TH lljK-VfiC ARE ftlVV V."ME OTJ VlllL B NEl3WU3 I BE WEI?- L WEtKHTAVWrl MVSO00MANi rW..nW UWitNDV ' 3,fK lacKEE-BUT Me.WcSEE. UNLESS- I fY) OF IW OLD PALS NEED BUT TMEY AiST tufam 'n I A PLaTE TO STM THM V0U COULD kv&tff tfMS KX FEB. HAVEN'T WE NtET BEFORE?) SAW! U AINT THAT I WrV A RCOA W6HTY BAP.I ?7 k0 WCAAMS JisxCfcwi" t BUTEVER M0HI HELP US K V00 S0WERS, IF ) YOUR FACE SEEKS FAT SLICKER THAT WAS CwAS WCNDERIN'F YOU- jtis r--- lTH W x WTOWNIS Vl SHE TH5U6HT YOU . VAWR.Y EA1WUAS! sELLIN' YWITE WLE IT'w iums I - V ' fuuup! .rTA tNAsOLOFBEKPi rl to yspBosPEcroRS Jys -- L1;! 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'JL i I i 1 OJIZI 7 r T'COURSE NOT-SHOES DW-" WHO KNOWS? BUT (T HM-M-YES-- !i WHffT UWS THE I0EA OF T BUT YOU HAONT A l PIPE HALF SMOKED- 1 WAS JUCT HAINS IT WHtStTT DOtTY 9 1 1 THr DEPUTY CHdWNC IN BEEN OUT OP THE 1 BUT WW DID HE WANT I 1 THERE CLEAN HSIDE- I THE LACT TIN B ; I HERE? ACTED fiS IF HE HOUSE-HE COULD I TO EXAMNE MY RIFLE? J J. DUSTY OUTSIDE- I LOOKED f v ' INURED fDOTg SOMETHHG) T&lTWjg-J ft DTK, mA, rw I I ! I iSp WHITE "T" SHIRTS yj ) t L Ju1 rec'T,dl Craftsman knit whita T shirts. Mad ol iOk. ly J , J i durable cotton that is springy and deptndabU. Flat knit irllli t 1 I,? I I I that washes easily. Round neck, hem bottom, short Kjl if ' j' I I I if sleeves. Sises 34 to 44. U B3 , I 1 t 1:- ' . M MAIN FLOOR. ji 7 : : BUSINESS r 1 i u m. av 4r m m .. n comfort when he works 1" California Highway Men Pay Visit To Basin Area Four members of the Califor nia highway commission, accom panied by several staff entil neers and other officials were in this region Saturday to look over northern California high ways and to discuss highway problems with local people in nearby California communities. The commissioners arrived In Klamath Falls over Green springs' route Friday night and were entertained at dinner by the roads and highways commit tee of the Klamath County chamber of commerce. Arthur Schaupp, local attorney and state highway commissioner of Oregon, presided at the dinner which was held in the Pelican party room. Saturday the Californlans visited Captain Jack's Strong hold and the Lava Beds en route to Alturas. A. H. Bussman of Klamath Falls and Don C. Fish er, Lava Beds custodian, accom panied them on that part of the trip. They had lunch in Alturas and went on to Redding Satur day night. The California commissioners in the party wera Harrison Baker of Pasudeua, Walter Siin delin of Ukiah, James Guthrie of San Bernardino, and Chester Warlow of Fresno, Others In the party were Fred Grumm, assistant state en gineer; H. LaForge, second highways engineer; Fred Hazel wood, district engineer at Hed ding: Ford A. Chatters, secre tary, and Howard Schofield, highway shops, Sacramento, Pan American To Buy 40-Passenger Planes NEW YORK, June 24 M') Pan-American World Airways announced today signing of a $4,500,000 contract with Con solidated Vultce Aircraft corpor ation for purchase of 20 twlu-cn-gin 40-passenger transports to be delivered next summer, and an option for an additional 30 planes. Pan-American said the 300-mllc-an-hour planes will carry 3500 pounds of cargo and bag gage and will be "suitable for the Latin American or Alaskan routes of the company.' Spanish Vets Open Meeting SALEM, June 24 (A) About 500 members of tho United Spanish war veterans opened business meeting of their ;Hth amuml encampment of tho Ore gon department here today. Governor Earl Snell, in tho opening address, told the veter ans they have rendered long and, valuable service to their cities and Hie state. He praised their patriotic and educational activities, asserting they "have contributed much toward the building of a loyal, patriotic and stable citizenry, the greatest re source that any state and nation can have." Ho said the opportunity for service to returning veterans will tax the facilities of all vet erans organizations. . The governor also explained state veterans' luws and the ac tivities of the state department of veterans affairs. The delegates held a memor ial service yesterday. The con vention will close Wednesday. Ra-enlists Herbert Sidney Jolianson, route 3 box 220, has re-enllsted in the regular navy as shipfitter second class. Jolian son, who intends to make a cu- recr of the navy, is authorized to j wear the following ribbons for i previous service, Presidential Unit citation with one star, ! rniiippino liberation with two stars, Asiatic-Pacific with four stars, European-African theater with two stars. European thea ter. pre-Pcarl Harbor. American theater and Good Conduct medal. Meetings T Mrt The Orlom will m tomor row, June 33, at p m. at th Mvthxl tat church parlor. TV will im mtv1 Urmtwrs art invtlrd to brtnf ciit. I.adUi Atd-Thr Ml. Uikt Latllva Alt! will nirt Vdniday at 3 p. tn, at the home of Mr. CrytUl Chn on Uia Spring lake? mart. Acrtrallnrv Ttw avrlrultur commit tr and muliri of grange will lutld thtr retntlar mrftin at th cotimy aiccnt's tilflr. Tuctrtay, B p. tn. I'mlrr dlM'uulon wtU b th growing of aUtke cltwvr. MttlntThe Nile Sewing club U tn mwl with Mrs. Marshall Cornett at HH:i l-acy, June 3d. 1 JO p, ni. Mcmbra ara urged to com. Courthouse Records Marriage Llrrnan 11ILYARD CiEOKG? (i-rrol Dean Hll- Sard. 19. farmer. Native of On-gun evident of Klamath Kalla, Ore Hetty Jean George, 17. aturtritt Native of Oregon. Resident of Klamath Fait. Ore. DUFF-MATTES Harold L Dttff Tl bartender Native of Kaiuiaa. Heahlent of Klamath rails. Ore. Huth Irene Mat. I tea. IB. Native of Oregon. Hesldent of Klamath Fall. Ore. MOHHIS-Mcl.F.OU, I.ot.li NelKtn Mr-r. fit. ID, U. S army. Native r Ariinna Healdent of Klamalh KjIIi, Ore. tJilda Cay MrLeod. 18. clerk. Native of Iowa. Resident of Klamalh Falls, Ore HI1.LS-DIXON. Frnr.t Herbert Hills I III, 3A, electrician. Native of California. I Resident of Burlingame, Calif Dorothy I Ruth Dixon, 22. tear her. Native of Ore- I gon. Rcalnent of Klamath ralU, Ore. aCHKUEUr.KIIANl.ilETT. Hugrr NC41 ISchrneder. SO. turbine operator Native of Kanaaa. Resident of Klamath rail. I Ore. -Helen May Hanchett, JO. moulding worker. Native of Oregon. Realdenl of Klamalh Falls. Ore. r larlEK-at EAIt. Alfred Ie Flaher. 131, jeweler. Native of Missouri. Hral dent of Klamath Falls, Ore. Ethel May apear, -K, nouaewiie. naiive oi luano. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore. STAPP-WKRSTEK. Hoberl Narvllle Stapp. 38, student. Native of Texas. Resident of Klamalh Falls. Ore. Miriam Uoulae Webster. ID, student. Native of Florida. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. MARTIN-WARD. Daral Fverett Mar- 1 tin, 22, laborer. Native of California. Resident of Klamath Falls Donie l.ee Ward, IS Native of Oklahoma. Resi dent of Klamaih Falls, Ore. ( ompialnta t tlrd Lvle Z. Petty vs. Mildred L. Petlv. I suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and In- I human treatment. Plaintiff agrees to I give defendant custody of two minor I children, to pay SIS a month for their I support and aka confirmation of pro perty settlement. rreu u. small, at torney lor piaininr. veronica e. riynn vs. oavin o. Fiynn. suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and In human treatment Couple married No vember 28. I1H4. at Reno, Nev. Plain tiff aaka divided custody of one minor child and S50 a month support when child In her ctitody. J. C. O'Neill, at torney tor piaintiir. Joss A. Harris et al.. vs. weatflr Lum ber company, suit to compel perform ance of contract. J. II. Camahan, at torney for plaintiffs. Uteres Oranlrd Nerma A. Potter vs. Elbert K. Potter. Justice Court Fred Shadduck. no Ull light. Fine. 9S so Fred Shadduck. nn ooerator'a license. Fine, 3.W. Guy Chllwood, no clearance lam pa. Fine. S3 30. Guy Chit wood, no Ull light. Fine. 93 30. Frederick OUn Batv. drunk drlvln Fine, I07.20. VITAL STATISTICS PirCKETT Born at Hillside hoapttnl. Klamalh Falls, Ore, June 21. l4ri. to Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Puckett, :CW Broad, m, girl. Weight: 7 pounds 14 ounces. MACKNIGHT Born at Klamath Val ley hospital, Klamalh Falls, Ore.. June 22. HHfl to Mr. and Mm. Dnugloji If. Macknight. 810 Pine. Klamath Falls. Ore., boy. Weight: 8 pounds 3'.i ounces. GORDON Bnrn at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., June 72, l4fj, to Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Gordon, Bly, Ore., a girl. Weight: 0 pounds 7' ounces. "Soy It With Flowers" Klamath Flower Shop ALL METAL Teefcr 10.50 Totters .1WMW Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Coveralls e Blue c m e Ton Green e Whita to 6.62 OREGON Woolen Store at v-ryi Phone 4131 jg Market Quotations NKW YORK, June 14 iAPThe slock market today ntade a half hearted at tempt to extend Friday's recovery but leaders genet ally encountered founder elite realslanr. Ctoaiiig uuotalloni: A mem-a n Can 104 Am Tel a Tel Anaconda Calif Packing . CommoitMee'ln Jfe Sou Curtis Wnalit tieneral fclci'trlc (teneial Motors tit Nor Ry p(d Int Harveater KennH-otl Long Hell "A" . - Montgomery Ward Nash Kelv , N V Central Northern Pud fie Pac tiaa A Kl J I Penney Safeway Store . Seais Roetiui'k Southern Pacific StaniUid llranda ..... Nludrhaker Sunahtne Mining I'nlon Oil Calif I'nion Pactllv V S Steel . Waiuer Pictures . .. .. l7 .... 4n .... 41 '. .. ' .... ft ... 47', .... .... .... M .... M, ... 31 ... " .... U'l .... a ... ai's .... 40 .... 31 .... .11 ... 41 Wl'i 4T, .... Jit's .... "' .... air, .. IM . . Ml', .... 41 POTATOES CHICAGO, June 34 AP I'SDAi- Pota loes: amvals JU: on track total It. S. shlpmenla Frlitay UM, Saturday lOtiJ, atui Sunday HU. Supplies iniHlerale, demand fair: fur Callfttrnia. market firm tu slightly slntnger for heal quality ; for MLaaourl and Kanaaa Cobblera, market slightly weaker: for red slut-k, market firm; California Long Whltra. V. S No. 1. oo. Arkaiiaas Ritas Triuinptia, V H No. I, W 73, Missouri Cobblets. gcnei-ully good tjuality J W a IK), llrd WarlMts, generally giMMl quality 3 a iU. Pontiaca, fairly god quality TS Kansas Cobblers, good quality PORTLAND. Orr. June 34 AP' - Potatoes: local llurbaitks, M ik ,1 7 cental: Idaho. MtW cental; Deschutes, looa, .no. l, tt.on s s cental: im ii tu, tU ceiita, Klamalh Falla. No 1. f4x Calirornla. Long While, J 73 hundredweight: No. 1 commercial, sj wu, Fresno Aslrachan. 40 tb. lug. 14 30. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. June 34 i AP-t'SDA Sal ible hues hio. total 4-VKi. active, steady: giod and choice barnws and gltts Sis Hi, the ceiling, sows at 114 10 ceiling; com plete clearance. Naiaitle cattle lti.uou, total I0t"j; sal ble calves (too. total 7t)0. fed steers and cartings steady, fairly active, bulk at flu 7i Id Oil. aproximately 3tt loads at ceiling, general killing quality lass de sirable than laat Week, hellers about steady, beat 917 73; rows steady to wek. nil sleady tu i3 cents lower, sausage bulls showing full decline moat beef iws tlU ikt-l.i ut: atrtclly gtHd rows tn l3U: cutters v vm down; rieavy I Href bulla la Ho 00 but weighty sausage bulla atopned al SI4 73; vealers steady at 17 uo down, atock cattle steady. Salable sheep iftiuo, total OuOu, spring mlia steady to 33 rents lower, good ut choice native spring lambs moaliy lift 00. deck Sir) XV old croo clloued lamtM and yearlings weak to 30 cents or more lower, load good to choice a hunt lumha with No 1 pelts Slttuo. three decks strictly good and choice with short No pells. SI3 SO; short dsn k giKXl and choice shoin slaughter ewea with No, 1 and No. 2 pelU M 73. SOI'TII HAN FRANCISCO. June 34 f AP-CSDA i -Salable cattle 300, calves So, supply inoatly nearby truck ins; ms-dium-gi.Kd steers, heifers, and range cows active, 43-30 cents higher; around J cars well wintered IISO lb. graae steers siou-.u. medium steers lis 3-ie uu; ew packages light medium heifers 914 30. good salable Slrj uu and better: good range cows 11.130-13 00, low grade cows lead) , medium S1 1 30-1X00, common Siu 30, canners M UO B 3d; common-medium sauage bulla (10 SO-lt 3u, calves steady; few vealrra 13.3, good heavy calves tlJJO-UOO Salable hogs SO: market generally steady; few gitod-cholce 3U0-300 lb. bar rows and gilta 913 W; odd good sows 13 03 Salahte sheep MOO; largest of the year, about I3O0 wooled lambs and jot) shorn Iambs; undertone nearly steady, very little weighed early; around 2ix.u common-good ewca salable J 30 730. GRAIN CHICAGO. June 34 iAP A light trade In oats at the celling level was the only activity in grains today, Traders again marked lime pending the outcome of OPA legislation. Molature was received In some sec tion of the spring wheat belt of the northwest. This area lias been badly In need of rain. Within the past week trade reports have emphasised wide spread deterioration in that area as a result of drought. Offerings of cash grain by the country again were light. Purchaaea for future delivery totaled 2fl,ouo busluila of corn and Jo.OOO bushels of oats nnai prices were at ceilings of 91 4fl't for corn, 91 .13 for barley and Ml cents for oats. There was trading In deferred oats contracts and a late sale was made In January corn. The British Avro Tudor II has a cruising speed of 200-250 m.p.h. and it is a aO-nnsneniicr craft and can be converted to cargo. It has a range of 1850 miles. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICR CALLING rOR IIIIIR ON lONHTKt TION WORK Notice Is hereby given that sealed nroiKNUilB will be received by the Board of Supervisors of the Klamath Drainage uistrict i Hiamatn county, uregon, ror the con.it ruction of an Irrigation canal approximately H miles In length and In volving the following approximate quan tity: excavation. 220.000 yds. Concrete, 320 yds. Lumber it Timber, 30 M. Miscellaneous culverts and other items. Canal to be constructed according to plans and specifications now on file at office of District Engineer. William L. Wales, 1200 Lincoln til., Klamath rails. Oregon. Proposal will be received up to 3 n'c nrk P. M . Hnturday. August 10. linn at the office of the District. 12 Methnse llldg.. Klamnth Palls, Oregon, t onencd at that time. AH prnpnaals must be accompanied by bid bond or cermled check for 3'a amount bid. Huccessful bidder will rnrmlrerl In furnish nerforrtmnra and pnyment bond In the amount of 30' of the contract orlce. Ten days previous to dale set for open ing bids prospective bidders shall submit statement giving experience In this class of work, financial ability and equip ment. The District expressly reserves the right to reject any bid on which the fncts as lo experience, flnunclal ability and emi nment Justify such rejection. Knvelope enclosing hid should be ad dressed tn Klamalh Drainage District at the address given above and marked: "Hid for construction of 'New North Canal'." The Hoard of Supervisors reserve the right to reject any or an mus. C. L. LANUM.ET, Secretary. J. 2S; Jly. 2-0-10 No. 420. NOTff IE INVITING IIIIIH The undersigned Police Judge of the City of Klamath rails. Oregon, will re ceive bids up to fl P, M. July 1st, 1U4H; for advertising space nn the north and east sides of the ball park fence. Hpnce to consist of approximately OHO lineal feet, to be leased lor a period ol All bid shall be sealed, and marked "Hid for Advertising Space." The City rrservea the right lo reject any and aU bids, H. T, FRANEY, Police Judge, J. 24-20 No, 4111. CLASSIFIED RATES One day n.M..MMHHUH..M..per word 4e 2 dny run per word Bo .1 rhiy run w..por word 1 la 4 day run per word 13c o diiy run ..pcr word 14c Month run M per word 43c Week run per word lflc Ads received by 1:00 p, m. will appear ' same nr crnoon in New runny'' column, NEW JIKHALD AND NEWH phone New Today rOR SALE-B ft, Hnldwln combine har vester In good condition, 92.10, C, W. McDonoiiHh, Snrna Valley, Ore, 0-20 FOR BALE -Child largo 4-wheef riand car. I'hona 0U7B. fl-2d nnsAi n Nrwsjii.w.in r Qr. ri.nnii niHNAt'r: Klear-Kleril make, can he Installed in Mtitftl NIIV Itttlll. TiTia ri'iiNAi'i i' I.U1 So, sill Phono ' rOH MAI.K Ons 1 alarm clock, ratlin, .1 chenille rugs. 1 eleclrlc Iron. Phone t 411) Oak stieel alter e-Jd fttTM or sse 4 Mi rOH MALIC rieclrlC phonograph, It, Japanese rifle, lit gl monition, new 4-wheel trailer wilh ooOslO lire Phone IOiB. as WANT TO HKNT fl motn unfurnished house Will leaae for vrar with op tion to buy. Phone 12M, niuiuihgs, M rOR KAl.tt .1 room house, partly fur Itlahed, ' acre Nome caah, balsnie lertns. 44J3 Winter Ave, rt-a.l rouNIl Nllver charm brtMH'h. on Jef feraon HI Owner may have by Iden !if)lng Phone tlWT after ft to 0 24 nut RALK 4-nwm iiumI r it home . gas equipped, Vloae III, 111 No. Rogers Nt SMu.lt r rOW Al.K Table moilel cream separ ator, Itallerv radio, hand meat sheer, iie raaes, check pioleclors, whirlwind ait, glasses, typewriter, eupe, plalea, butter chip dlahes, stlverwaie. rtutil era, bar and back Iter, meal hooka, gas stoves and griddles, round tables, stools, new lops and chair backs, con Crete tutw. bicycle, many other things. Iteatauranl equipment bought and sold 8413 Bo oih Phone .VJ.Vf. J rOH KALK 22 Caterpillar, Phone Usui Jl rOH KALK Cheap, as Is, II ft. Inboaid boat with Hiar motor at iCigler's Dock Phone 44AO. 23 WAN IT I) t'aed ' furttllure, stoves, elc Ueoiges. 1114 E Main. at-Wttf rOR HAl.K llouae. 2 bedroom, trash burner and window shatle Im-Unlnl. imh) down, e-U per month, 02(1 Ml Whitney. 1 Niirmrr por? ror aale, I its) lb saddle horae nr trade for smaller horse suitable for chlhhen. Also young milk rw for sale. Ml 2, Ho nuT Phone 3.IH fi J.1 row Mr NT I small light housekeepir. roiuns. Ltt4 Worden e M rOH MALE hp Kvlnnide Elto Cub trolling motor 3212 Kherleln B 24 NOTICE PltOTOdM APIIKKM Beginning Thursday evening al T M, June 2(1, The Caarade B.-h.M.I nf photo graphy will atari a rlaas In natural color photographic work, miiig Anat-o ridor film and Anaco finlehlng mate rials Those Interealed please contact us at once CASCADE SCIIODL or PlIOTtKJICAPIlV 329 Main Phone M40 . aa WOOD Dry fir and pine fireen fir and lodge pde pine. W. W. Derrick. Phone Aunt 7 24 rOH SALE Oil circulalor. 131 Orchard a at rt)H HAIJC ll.Mt. 22 hp Johnsm, 1'-. h p Johnson, self wind starter. Ueorge Mandal, 3U0 Orchard. 3d row KENT Light houaekeeidng room In private home Phone dl;t4 n LOST lady's black purse containing valuable papers and money. Howard Phone mi) 34 rOH SALE Child's bed.' Phone 87ft ltOU.ERron RENT. S wheet 10 ton. with or without orator Will sell lien Khanahan. I jike Hotel or (ii Del Klamalh rails 2 rOR MALE Haddle mare. Well broke. for women or children, oo oo. I fsi Kane M RITA 11. LI'MHEttMAN. last Job 14 years in lanrornia as office ana tarti man ager. Manufacturing esterlnc tltn Haker, care IKtt. Medmond Ore 13 TOn KALE 4 gMM boat landing lots. mile above rreouint bridge on eaat side lake. 14 No. tth or phone Mi 3d SMALL CAFE ton SALE located on Main St. Call Hoom id, lke lltel 3d 14-YEAR-OLD ROY wants any kind nf work. nt. 3, Box XU-A, Keno high way. 6 4! 'rt.oott rttftNACE ' Klsar-Klecn make, can Im installed In most anv home. Terrs ru knack co 2323 fo. th Phne &v1 24 WANTED Beauty" shop dispensary girl. raperienced preferred. Haters Beauty Salon fl g ri'nNITt'HE rott SAWS Monterey de- sign Call 71.11 JUUt 14s2ll I'NriNISKKD HOt'SE and S acre, corner lot, go4 irrigation, esrellent land. Itxxi lild fiary HI. e-Jd rOH SALE Two-ttedroom haua, dotible garage, outbuilding Newly decor air d Inalde and ouialde, electric hot water healer. Venetian blinds, 3 '3 of an acre, large garden, chickens, at 3La !. Verne Ave. Price M2-W. 6 34 HEVEIIAL PrmiTIONK OPEN for quail- net) workers, new wage scale now tn effect. Apply 320 Ho. 7th. 30 WANTED Housekeeper for family of four, modern home Nn laundry. Ex cellent wages phone Hum before Id a.m. or after p m. 0 20 rOft HALE New highrhalr 14 00; ' large baby carriage, gn-Ml CMnrlltlon, HUH in.tl Johnsin. Phone T7M tf-24 ONE 310 ACHE rOH HALE, on Ike. snore nnvt. rnone nxa. 6 20 roil RENT Iirge, romfortable room Close In. Phone Mfl7, fl 24 EON SALE rurntshed cottage on beach at iJike o Woods. Hleeptng accom modallons for 10. Equipped with riamn gas for conking and lights 4 bathing booths, fireplace. One of the flneat locations and beach mi the lake Price 97.VM). Roland E. Wright, Realtor. 1137 Main. Ph. Mm. e 34 HAVE KEROSENE RErHlGEW ATOR lo traae or electric one. Phone 7I3A 0 23 HORSE AND RADDLE row SALE,' gen tle tor women and child ten. am Wlard, n ja PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Dial H171. Yellow Cab. 7-24 rURNIHIIED 4 rooms. S acres. 6 miles oul, 9J0O0, NEW HOME. 13 acres. Irrigated, on Lakeshure Drive, ihmki. HTIIOUT REALTY lns Oregon nt2fl ri.OOH FURNACES Klear-Kleen make, can be Installed In most anv noma. TUFTS FURNACE CO. 2323 So. 0th Phone flVifl 0 24 FOR SALE House trailer, 9300. 4fi2 ceca Drive. o rOR SALE- 1020 Model A rnrd. Jack L. rjllletle, Ht. 3, Box 1144, after fl p. m. G M MARRIED MAN wants job on ranch. Experienced wiin an power driven farm Implement. Must have living accommodations. No children. James Vleux, Hoom 403. Arcade Hotel, 0 20 IN WOCUH 4 -room houxc, one acre nf bottom land, fenced and cultivated. Price 9210U. Terms can be arranged. Hee r. E. Jlggar with M. L. JOHNSON 412 Main Phone 6113 0 24 FOH SALE 1034 Plymouth sedan. Rich ard Munson, 1704 Dayton. o-2 FOR RALE Hummer home on Klamath lake. 4 rooms, 27 acres, tmo-fl. hike front, o nines city center, minting fishing, booting, swimming. 92'J(K) cash, terms or trade. 071B So. uth 6-24 ron HALF. Whlrer niotorblkc,' lots nf extras. Will sell or trade cornet for typewriter In good condition. Cull :iifin after fl p. in. 0-24 rOR HALE.Orwlirtrnde,eu.ulty In small home as part payment on suhur ban acreuge, home or late model car. Full price 920U, 423 Mt. Whitney, off California Ave, fl-ao LOUT Lady's black Inner billfold. wnrd, Lucille Markee, call Merrill Cleaners collect, Merrill, Ore. 0-2U WATKIN8 PRODUCTS J. C. Marin. Phone (1312. 7-25 WANTED Boy for axlra work. Cits cade Laundry. fl-27 FOR SALE Partly furnished duplex. Walking dli- tance nr nuainess center. Price 93.100, iwu aown. uninnca nan rent. Sen Fred Cofer BAI1NH1SKL AGENCY 112 S. flih Phone 410.1 0-2(1 FOR SALE Una Chevrolet tank truck, s compartments, you guiion capacity. inquire or write ii. i', iiearsa, p. (), Bog "K, Cava Junction, Ore, (1-211 INVEHTIOATK Auto Body and Fender itcpnir profits, You'll he convinced. Pracllcnl spare time home iltidy and resmeni course Including we Id nr spray painting, metal work, may help you open your own rrpnir shop nr get a goon jot). Macnnriirnuy-minrted men write lor free rlcta a. Auto- Crnfts Training. Write Box 2nfl3, rare Herald and News, fl 20 1 honhat. mat it, im. riw wns Mtttlng Notlcti Hlainath Lodge No, TT, A. r - A M , will hold lateil ctinimunlratloit Mou. de. June 24th, ix) p m, Coiniulltee repoila dua shiuibl le presented as ihie Is our last meeting before vacallun. All brethren lit Viled In attend, iri r HtKiitrY, Wuishlpful Masler, ,J ALOHA CHAPTER, Eastern Nlar, meets Tuesday. June n, at Masonic temple, 4H Klamalh Ave, at p. m, VlBltuis Iwelcuiue. ALPHA PHELPM, Worthy Malngf. ANroilD HEIJIY, Worthy alrvn . H I.O.O.F. No. 137 Every Turndiiy 8:00 P.M. Btli ami Main tiU. M.TS Kl.n..lh r.ll. Arl Nu HK) H.'il.r ittMtluM ,viy l'ti. d.v night, l ift t rut h.ll. UIH anil W I n u L Vl.lllm m.iiil.f, fluruully mvll.ii II PELICAN POST No, 13113. Vaterana C Eorelgn Wars, meets every 1st and. led Thursday evenings In the KC Hall. All nieellngs aoen at P m. Viatting 'tatting atttllf ltiriitlil weli'OM ome. 2 Loit and round LOST Sat , June IB. somewhere In Klamalh Fall" or Vicinity, a gold Pin. emblem nf vrW Ana., with gavel al iMittom HlgMy valued by owner. Re wanl llos 224, Hpiague River. m l Jib l.tmr. about May o, a rows and calf. - Cow a brand "OHO" left hip, 'quarter M circle I." lefl shoulder. Anyone hav- J W log information on them, pleaae notify r (f KdgewotMl llaoch, lb' a 44, Olene, 24 I.OHT - Nmall btai-H purse ronlalnlng mImiiiI J Hawaid Call oinfcV luitf LOST Placed In wrong Chevrolet, Wednes day nn, 3 laige books Please leave at Herald and Newt office or Polue Ntatlon Reward BMlf I Trantportatlon MOVE by padded vans to all points tn Oregon, Waahiugion California, uui Transfer aa tttoiage, 2JU Main Phone K271. ITBotl 10 Strvlcai HERE'S READY CASH Money for oil your Summer Expense! and a Vacotion, too! Loans from $50.00 to $500.00 on SALARY, FURNITURE AUTOMOBILE or LIVESTOCK COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 No. Oih St. Phone 7711 Tom O'Dwyrr, Mgr. Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK We can now do your work for Low Monthly Payment! Patton & Overeem Plumbing & Heating Co. Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4121-tt WINDOW CLEAN INC Janitor Work House Cleaning A. H. COMBS PHONE 3230 4U2-t( SEPTIC TANKS' CLEANED The Modern Way W. BAKER Ph. 8BB5 982lf VENETIAN BLIND SHOP Cli'nnlnK and Repairing mil. AND E. KOrr. Owner Phon, (OH 111 N. 4th MMIt SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Mnriern Kaulpmvnl 4 WHo.l DrU, Trurk will go Bnjrwher. Phont rail or auo J1ir. RH0ADS Window Cleaneri Comnldt lloua,rlf,nlnfl fc.Uhll.h.il 1034 Rtnmlh C. Hliotl, l'hon, MM mint CAMKIIA ranilni of ill kind, don, l nM filudlo, next door to Pino Tr Theetre. olfttl UIIRNSMAKINU AND ALTERATION-. IB.VI rremmit. I'hnno 0ll)X PAINTINd, Interior and exterlnrTKem. tonln. II. L. Hniwn Phono 4JJ.ITIII YON-SCOTT - PAINTERS Phono a07.1 334:1 Htiinmrr, l.nl S-3II0 CONCIIKTK WOMK UONE-CIl 01SO. nr lllll Worden Ave. 7-1.1 CURTAINS LAUNDERED - Pickup and delivered. Phnno 407. 4UHIIT1 AVON PRODUCTS ordered nd dollv.rni: Call 11144. DeWITT KARL rl.OOR CO: Laying, Handing and Finishing PMONK K7:U 1-llin PAINTING Inlerlnr, exterior,' floor aand Ing iiiul llnUhlng, Ph. Jutll. All wnrk gtinrnnlri.fl. 477;ilf BOOKKEEPING Bhoftnahd, typlng-i Kindred aubleet,, nfflco maclltnei. KLAMATH UUS1NKSS COLLEGE. 7:1.1 pifia it. aTim l:U7H ,' UIIHHHMAKINO" anil allaralloni. limit I If urcnaril Ph. fl7.nl 4D77H WATKINH PRODUCTS - J. C. Marin. Phnna Mia. WANTED- Window rlennlnf. Jta Miih- hnrd Af Ron. Phono 7II7II. 7-13 CAWNMOWERH NMARPENED anT re paired, gnlrk service. Valvollno OH. lierlal prices lo lartuari. Light plant! aales and scrvli-e. DOIJENHAMKR SAW riLlNO Ml E. Main SI. T-lf REPAIRR-Rafrlgorallnn, water pump. 34:i4 Shasia way. Phong 04m or anna. lD7:it( LANDSCAPING-Complete aervlrg undar ine personal nirertlnn or Mr. cinier A. Jarvle, landscape architect, ksiia Esll atlon. I Ulnni- 1. 7-arf mates gladly given -without ohllgath Call the (Irnmihousns. ll:i:iA or Kin alhriuwer Shop, 4100. lail Main, 71 THEODORE DICKMON llpholslerlng Furnltura Bhnp Upholstering, Repairing, Haflnlshlng, Springs Reconditioned, Cahlnete tliiill. aim Shasta Way Phono 4917 I'1" IttK'K OR"WALLSr(awndlrt and flit dirt. Any amount. Phono 074S. T-l j I it