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Newspaper Page TextMIDLAND IN IB New Pine Creek The two weck Baptist church Bible school closed last Satur day with the children and adults enjoying a big picnic up the can yon. The weather was not of the best and the little RoRer St. I Clair boy had the tragic mis fortune of running into a sharp stick while playing, lacerating his eyeball. The boy was taken to Klamath Falls, where physi cians have little hope of saving his eyesight, it is reported, and the lad may even lose the eye if infection Is not beaten out of the wound. Although all the children pres ent continued to romp and play to what would have otherwise HEY!! KIDS!! - CRYSTAL DETECTOR SETS Pelican Radio & Appliance 119 So. 5th Dial 6232 been a happy conclusion to a constructive two weeks of handi craft under Christian leadership and guidance, the adults pres end and many of the children were saddened by the accident, even though the true seriousness of the wound was not learned until later. On Friday evening the children put on a program and entertained a crowd that jammed the church almost to capacity. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross and children all motored back to Cambridge, Kan., starting week ago last Sunday. The news that Mrs. Ross' mother was quite ill prompted the journey. The Rosses also had their old home to dispose of while away and they did not know for sure just how long they would be gone. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lukl of Lake view are taking care of the Ross place during their absence. Mrs. Lukl is Ross' sister. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford King of Seattle, Wash., were here on a few days' visit with King's aunt, Mrs. Frank Alexander. The couple are ncwlyweds on their honeymoon, having been married in England last September. Mrs. Docia Craig of Alturas has been tip for a few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tru man Lawson. She left last Wed nesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin L. Faris and family spent last Sunday in Prineville visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McGrew and family. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Johnston returned early last Sunduy morn ing from a trip buck to Penn sylvania, visiting relatives. They report everything being awful wet in the east as it rained most of the time they were back there. Their trip was cut a little short as they were called home due to Kay's father, Lee John ston's, illness. Lee is getting along fine at present, being able to get back to his garden work which he loves so well. A large bridal shower was eluded punch, Ice cream and Mother's Day. cookies. LHa Wlnelmrger Is spending Tommy Hauptinan rollUied last Monday evening with an other car at the edge of Lake view and wrecked his Hudson pickup quite badly. His car turned over twice and he crawled out of the wreckage with Just a bare scratch and some bruises. He collided with a car going directly in front of him which swung out across the street with out signaling and before he could apply the brakes, accord ing to his story. .rltt,.. hf ...... KIh U.i KarlSchroeiterwasup oiy e R, , , , , M , M 18th looking after his home up Tu)ms. Mrs. Ru,llmu.r is ro, the canyon and arranged i rent il ' SootIlll)d nd Mrgi ThomM from of same to Mr. and Mis. Donald iKlll!,(lnd Mr Tlu,mns Bmt Mr. Partin who moved there tlus.Ri()htmit,r re log.tmo friends. munlty. Mr. Kaunas passed nwny iibinil two weeks uun lit Kuii-kii, Calif., where he mid Mrs. Knit gas hml been living for some time. Mr. and Mrs. llnb Kmiun also niiike llieir homo ul Eureka. Hoy Harris made a business (no io Sun Francisco lust week end. Isaac Hinslmw, father of Kuy lllnshuw, Is VL-iitilug the homo of his son. Ethel I'uckett spent a week at the coast euiiler this month. Roy Vermillion is visiting relatives in Keno. Viriiilllluu used to live here. Clifford Colley left several days ago for Eureka where ha cxm-cts to be employed. U. J. I'uckett was honored Willi ji tltimi-t- uii'i-ii fur him liv Donald Patton of the Merrill this iliiUKlilrrln-liiw. Mrs. Robert llrBAI 11 a NCWK, Klainalb. rail., On. a few days with her aunt aim uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Delos Mills of Klamath Falls, and Darleno Wlueharger Is slaying Willi her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Hoblson of Mt. Hebron, Mrs. Lillian Thnmasnn was pleasantly surprised last Tues day evening when her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs, Ray Thomas from Stockton, Calif., arrived to spend a work with her. On Friday evening Mrs. Thomason entertained at Monday, llr I, m, ri T Nsw Today GRAIN i CtlK'AtlO, July I lAI'l -Oale luluiai Inkw II.Kl'TIIIC IKONN JIHT AHNIVKO moved, ahead fur ullailllal galna I" I ' Ih. train market today in II.. Iir.l (r.e I I'RI.IC-AN IIAUIO 'I-,'J'" market elm-. I.t. I.. 1M. Corn w Wtf " Bo' "" "'' Uo" ,." (I i-enla Mailer. Hi. limit mvam-e per-1 . , . HiWiKl.rM will .hirn.n Merrill !Reef club is spending 10 days at Corvallls attending too 4-11 sum mer scnooi, uonain nan inc n- Mrt. E. A. Jones of Grants serve champion steer last year .--(s- - - . juv.rt ,,, i ai we uumur liv.-iw.i mw- given lasi aaiuroay aneniuun , v. ...... Bll(i Won scholarship. for Elsie Turpin who is to be married this weekend in Reno, to Hilton Cundiff. Several tables full of lovely and useful gif la were presented to the bride-1 Mrs. Icenbice are sisters. to-be. A nice program was ar- Mrs. Eva Hall left Tuesday ranged by the hostesses. Mrs. ! for her home in Sacramento. She Maude Butler and Mrs. Louise has been visiting with her Miller, consisting of songs and daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and piano numbers. Refreshments in-1 Mrs. John Giacomini, since week at the home of Mr, and qiihI.m- AiicWmm Jr. will Mrs. Ivan Icenbice. They took leave for the separation center her home, returning here Sun- Ut Portland and then on to Seat day evening. Mrs. Jones and J (ie where he expects to receive his discharge from the v. a. to DISPEL rfc.-vc9 THM" I a.nY SPIELER'S a. I CIRCUS 19 .2 JINWED ee , luck 1 9es. U DEUBeRMELV I ROUtS 5UPtR5TITOr IN roo ACT"" BIACK rT kW 7 M ." IF RYDER'S r!OT 1 HMfA-rU ""l fKIPER'S A6KT FOR l m. oken! w6ee just busted into NW B0OW, HVSTESICK.- AT SOWc . BEfcST HE SSZ He SEEM IN TH BACK HAD.!. AVCTE HAS I m OkEN! W6EE JUST BUSTED INTO ' "ASK6PWS U H00W, HVSTESICIC AT SOWS , NEW TOEUtitO IA BEAST HE SEZ HE SEEM IM W V ; VXK THE LNlO- gg - BACK. UKLLlCZX WWIE THE VMHS if fi . yf ftXL V.r v.-. sez rr was ncoiEsncKs! ViGVTT UNPERTW r6liTHc tc HALL LIGHT, BARltJ'GOT tERGUt, BUFOD 7 r L IT5 TEETH AT A. ,ANy! IF THAI C6ES OLE PftL Cf lOJES, " ' -J M khow hw aayi f - is- J HERE'S WERE X AND THAT? WHAT f lR I v.- i HE WW, iS I SAiO SA GRITTING IS AN SA 3JSTAP0RE IT J TEETH AT Hi!" JUST I- t i ur. . - '.- v. 'ii-- y iv ...... i .. t i - i j L oat 1 ,-ti--i COM6 OW. TMPXT'S tVtRy MAM My mot.,vo Cftu.tr ft DOVJtAPOURlrt f tF VOU THtNttNOMRtPENCEO It , JUST t GL.RO "VOO rRt-r MY 1 I 1 1 j ROD, V)Wtt. ftRE 3 l VHAPit ftRt V3E 60IN6 TO 00. DcPlR.'! TWE BftBV'S THIN66 ftRt fORCN6 US R16HT OUT Of THE KOU&t UP ft ROOM MR US IN THE fcrVbt- navv some time tins wee. The Ladies Aid of the Merrill Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. M. A. Bowman re cently and decided to collect used clothing for European re lief. Anyone having clothing to donate may get in touch with Mrs. Waller Fothcriugham or Mrs. Paul Lewis. Keno Sidney and Bob Kangas were visiting friends in Keno lust week. Sidney is living in the eastern states, but was called to the west coast by the serious ill ness of his father, E. A. Kangas. a former resident of this com- Meetings K.m.n ! Ih. !. Hold Ktular m.llns Tuday at a p. m. Th.r will b an tiKullvv board mooting al 1. -0. a.dio l-.r.a. Th. audi Farad, conuiitll. will huld a meellns ! 11 toniahl at Hodo haadquarl n. Old Lumbard Oulldlni, 1 8 Olh SI. Kl.i.l. Will m.l Willi Iho Llonl rlub Tuwday nuon al th. Wlllard Ituiai. Th.r will not u mun o( th. Ktwanl. Thuraday. Fail Nobl. Orand Club of Proaprlty Rtbakah lodn MmU In Ih. loot' hall Tuaaday at 1 p. m. (or potluck lunrhsun. VITAL STAfFSTICS BROOKS Born at Klamath Valley hcapLUl. Klamath rallt. Or . Juno :(U, to Mr. and Mn. Kuucna W. Brooka, p. O. Box 33. a boy. Woiaht: 7 ptmmU. V!NC;e Born al Klamnth Vaiiy ht pltal, Klamath Falls, Ore., Junt 2U. 11M6. to Mr. and Mn. A. U Vtnoi. i44 Applcifate, boy. WolglU; T pound U ounce. WOOD Born at Klamath Valley ha Dital. Klamath Falla. Ore . June , 1UW. to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wo iHH Orchard, a girl. Weight 7 pou..Ji, 11 ouncei. CUST1B Born at Klamath Vallty hoapltaj. Klamath rails. Or.. June i. linn tu Mr. and Mra. Thomai T. Cutter, 3UH MUUid. a girl. Weight: & pounds y ouncei. SOHCNSEN Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath ralli. Or.. June 30, lHt). to Mr. and Mn. Louli J. So r turn. 1315 Ntmiu, a boy. Weight, It) pound 3 ounce. lltrd In a ilngl etlnn, a wr Nu- vmlwr and l)imtr barley. Hhaiuly hlyher hUli war mail lor -ali grain. Tratlltig Will heavy In uaU Ihei wei lutdi'lent Hlntf uliloi on lit i vatu In kerp tnoit ilelivil troirt juinpltif th A cviit limit, A tvw ii I v wvn nx n com fiihtrva but lhi wr im nKerina" In oale rtnal priced tin oat were a'a to ft i-viit hlaher, July m:i Corn cIimmM at l up A rula, and barly al l 4u(i. tip a i'tftit. tmr ulla tlel fume lit Hill I rm SAV XM- THESE'P oAV. OKAV V FOUR. HUWDREO f.W. Y L1- . PUK. ) IT S, E.V6 HtTlTpRtuT . . W6-LL TArt) BETTER BE j 1U B6 VwS NKriV NiJSe ) FS5?TVfT7W K 00 Si-Se' ' C 1 Xl sCHT MORT7 , AU-EV OOP K-AVOEP PICKLE PUSS TO WIM IHfer Ut-- KUVSfc ...BUT MOW THE BOVS ACE LEARUIU& THAT WIMNIN& A CROOKED Fk&HT rS OJE TWM& ANP COU.ECTIM& FOR rr l& SOMETHIM& ELSE WHAT ALL THAT )lTS ME.MR. NOSE WHOS (WkGOOSZY-. rXJIAW lUt-H-Y J MM1TV It tiUL. ' ! I Nutty, doyol) REAU2E ITfe ONE A-M.. WHAT ON EAPTM BRINGS YOU HERC AT I MIS HOUR7 UiiiilH iiiiii.iiiiiii.iwiy I JU5T Finished iTHE sign .' I THOUGHT OFA NAMc KANES DOOSHNUT SHOP AND I COULOMT. WAITTiU.1 SHOWED SOMEBOtV IMUTTV. thats TERRiFFT) IgF" BlTRli ItHF. HOT P-F KJ nuTrll FUNERALS nr.RTiit err brannan Funeral aervlcea for the late Chester Guy Brannan, who pasted away In thli city on Thunday, June 37. ItHtl. will be held In the chapel of Ward! Klamath Funeral Home. 025 High, on Tueaday, July 2. 1B46. at 3 p. m. with Rev. How ard F. Hut china of the rirat Christian church officiating Concluding services and Interment will follow at Linkville cemetery. Friend are respectfully In vited to attend. AIM KACTTO WARE Funeral service for the late Ainl Kautto Ware, who passed away in this city on Sunday. June 30. iu4ti, will be held in the chapel nf Ward s Klunath Funeral Home. Q'2$ High, on Wednesday, July 3. 11H6, at 2 p. m. with Kev. S M. Topne of the Klamath Lutheran church officiating. Concluding services and Interment will follow at Link villa cemetery. Friends are respectfully ln vlted to attend. OBITUARY AIM KAUTTO WARE Alnl Kautto War, a resident of Klam ath Falla for the past three year, passed away In this city on Sunday, June 30, 1046, at 1:15 a. m. She was a native of Orand Rapid, Mln.. and wns a;cd 33 year 4 month and 18 day at the tint of her death. She 1 survived by her husband. Warren; daughters, Shirley Fay and Dolores, all of Klamath Falls; mother. Sanna Kautto of Wawlna, Mln ; thre brothers. Einer Kautto and OnnJ Kautto of Wawina. Mln., and Bruno Kautto of Richmond, Calif. The remain rest at Ward' Klamath Funeral Home, 029 High. Funeral announcement ap pear clswhere (n thl issue. Puckctl. on WVdnt'sdnv tvtulnu Juno 21. Mrs. K. K. I'm-kt'U mm (tuuKhttT, Jtsstt wtro hoyU'uM-a at u ramily Ki'uup tlmiifr ut Mid. Pui'kett's homt. Mr. und Mrs. S. M. Cuss of Oklahoma arc visiting at tho homo ol thvir claiitjlitiT, iMis. L, C, lluskinstin. Tulelake Moinbt-is of thv Tult-liikv us- soinbly, Oiilcr of tho Hiiinbow lor Liirls, iiIiiii us u ii'uji'cl tlur inK tlio pri-soiil (iiliiiliilulnilion of four iiunilh-i when I'nl Kirksry is worthy ndvi.sor to nile funds lor puicmi.so of a wlit-t-1 clmlr to bi- pri-si'iiti'd to tuiiii- vt-tt-r- uiw' lui.spitul. , Tliu ttroup pluns ulsii h wi-eki'iul tri,! oiu time in AtlKlist to Luko o tilt! Woods. Mrs. Kuiiii Mm- lloilidiiy, Out lu.t, Tt-x., is imikliiK lu-r flrnl visit to Tuli-lnku, wni-io slm is tiiu itiit-st of u nii-co, Mrs. N. C. Wilkinson. Mrs. llollitliiy flew to Mmliord wlit-ip lit-r dIhiio wus mot by Mr. und Mrs. Wilklimon,. nils wt-t-K site whs tiikt-n on a tour of tli Lnvn Ik-ds. YouiiK pooplt! of tho Tulrliike Prcsbytt-ruin cliuiclu-s lit-ro unci at Mi-rrill loft Wvtini-iidiiy morn. intl for Fir Point, Ore., neiir Uiondiilc, to alli-iitl a youiiK pi-o-plo's confi-rt-nct!. From Tulti lake wi-ro ftlury HolM-rtson, Put Kirkst-y, Sliirlt-y Mt-Full mul Lo Ann I't-iry unit from Mt-rrill, Uoniild Uovviiuiii. '1'ht-y wore ne compnniod by Mr. mid Mrs, Claii-nco Moore of Tuli-Utke. At tending also ure Kev. David Har nett Jr., Klumalh Falls, and Hcv. Ulenn Morton, Miilin. itosulie Wilkinson Is confined to her home with an attack of mumps. Kev. tlUKh L. Bronson. newly Installed president of the Tule lake Kotury and Dave limine, newly installed secretary, ore leaving this weekend to attend a two-day conference of S7 clubs oi northern California at Lake Tahoe Included In assembly 105. They will be accompanied to Tahoe by Mrs. Bronson who will continue on to Oakland for a visit with two sisters, one of whom has Just returned from navy service in China. She plans lo be away two weeks. Curl Metzger, Redding YMCA secretary for northern Califor nia, conferred here this week with Floyd A. Boyd, local chair man of the YMCA committee, with Mrs. Don Potter, recreation officer, and with fk-v. Hugh Bronson. LIVESTOCK HOUTII KAN FHANt'im O. July (AP UKIlA HulNlite CM lie ftiHl, I'tilves H)( slrvi tfrnrially l N nu ttlifher. oiio hair rar Halll ihhI stfer liMHl, nV ItH-eiit hltfh, loail luedltlingnod feeiler steers till (Ml: good rausje row lW cents ItlMlwr, ntiMtly gl4tN.v; heavy moolh sUuahier lloisieins ti:t m, I.h.Ws l mi hiMhpr: fanners ami cutlets slow, Itfiawly HiHi-utl. valve unevenly MM o hiher: hulk ntediuui-cliott- calves $ A IK) ItllHI. Kal. ),lo hogs a.v rut 70 htghtr: packer I1M Hi giMtd-cholt Itarnms and HlIU II tt V); odd good sow salhl lu n uu, aktng up to 9J1 00 on feeder Pg" Halable sheep 100; timlerlnn- shariily hlaher. nulltlng sold early, neaf fa mine run after 'jo.otxi last week! aMd fluUie wtttilrtl Innilia si-aife; larely N. 1 aitd 9 pell shoiu InutlM, cotuilioil good w salable 4 W l .V). CHIl'AOO, July 1 (AP-UHOAi-SaUhle hogs H.IUU, tot ( I 4.utx, tnaiket oened slow, around J IK) higher, later trtl anil doae inoderalety at-llve, unevenly a SO and WW hlglier, clotng at m! muin atlvatn-e titMMl and choice Itarniws and gilts at moat weights 9X0 M to IH (W. with tup fill Ml: underwelghlB pi arte, sows IJ 13 lo MIS higher, largely tin .10 10 17 an, odd head Itighvr, most hogs old Halabl cattle 4 000, total 4 OtW; st able saivw ;ili. total 3U0; ted steer and yearlings, Incluitlng yearling liflfwi. IHMi lu f.1i0 highvr; god and -holi graiU up moat; top tt inj higher, Iwu lua ils scilttg apprttKimalely I 'Hi pounds bring rJJW. ht heifer Jl 00, beef cows generally l UO highvr: canner ud cutters 3 to 73 cent up; iHilii la renis lo I 00 higher, and vealer strung to Mt ranis, mostly ,V) cents, higliar at lin.oui stock CAttle scaled to follow sharp killer advance fulluwing lenninatlon of price control, JUl (title sheep MOO. total ft 000; market ai'tlva; spring lantlM ' IMt higher to small killer and trailer; slaughter w mHt ly 75 cnls higher; short load m.Mily giMKl and choice 71 lb spring latntw carrying medium end f IU mi straight; other fits II tola god to choice native springei lo tin uo; small lots slaugh ter ew with No 1 anil No I pells 90 00 straight; the mostly good and choice. Hut some lolt at common end LEGAL NOTICES The United States has a year ly milk supply of 5fl billion quarts which goes Into butter, cheese, ice cream, and other dairy products. iimia. BMlTil .Mi Ilia y WKSONT Ct!V 6EKPE-f SHUCKS! f BUT. GRAMPAW I M6? SURE- ( WHY HONEY- WHAT'S THE T I (AM GLAO! . B-B-6UT NWW-I JOST F THftTS V WHffTS TH MffTTEP' H OUST A LITTLE . I MATTER? I THOUGHT VWD I 60 DARNED GLAD CANT HOLD W ANY UJNCER-) IT- t DONT YOM FEEL. J COLD I GUESS I ' ft Forty Boys Slain Market Quotations SUMMONS In th Jusllr Court or th District nf Mnkvitle. for ih County of KUmalli. Mlale ol Oregon. JACK C Ft AC, Plaintiff, vs. ACir (ionSKV. nefendaiit To Acle (JtMl.fy IN TIIK NAMK or Tltr HTATE tr OltKtiON. (JltKt TINli: You am hrvhy rroulred ti apttesr and answer the complaint fllrd agnnat you on or before the JOth day of July, llMfi, end If V"l fall lo so appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the reltrf pravad for In the complaint tn-wit Judgment for tntftn togriher with In teresl thereon at d per annum from March 23. lutfl, for ail emia incurred herein; and that any attarhed properly may te sold end the proceed applied to said Judgment. This summons Is ervd upon you by fubllcatlon pursuant to an order of the lonorable J. A. Mahnney, Just If nf the i'ear In the above entitled court, salil order being dated th 20ih day of June, llHfl, and by publication thereof for four successive weeks, the dale of th firal Insertion being July 1, liHd, and th last publication lu be Julv 2u. ilMrt ritEI) O NMA1.I. Attorney fur Halnttff. Suite 1, Methase lluildlng, Klamath rails, Oregon. July-t-g -IS 13 No 427 CLASSIFIED RATES On day r p word 4c 2 day run .,.,..,,, .- pr word nc 3 day run ..,..-m.iHT word tie 4 day run p- word l.K 5 day run .... ,mt word 1 4c Month run - .r word 4.c Week run . .. ... ..per word 1.1c Ails received by 1 00 p m. will ajipear same afternoon in "Nrw Toitaf' column. NEW 1IKHAI.D AND NKWH phone number. Hill ih I'elicen Mhoiipe, acriM fium ttaars. ?-t rtllt MAI.K On No. T McCormlck Moot a, iublr llres, utle Masy Harris poAr Mtuite, on Towner B ft. uff disc, on Oliver I fl tandem dlse. one Oliver III ft. dump rakei una bailee hay chuupar. Mpi Hanclt, n mil sl Tulelak. I'hune Tulelake 4tU TJ M'ANTKIt An electric rook ituvg anil used dinette sel. rhon MU. 7-t rtll HAI K lck aaddl hur, priced reaetmauie. I'none mnii, ? 4 ntlt MAI.K Two-piece bedroom let, Will Wanlleml. 71 roit NAl.K U4 ft Universal trailer house .1UU4 Crest Ml, 7 1 rott MAI.K five room house and Uir rooin nm.se on one ltg lut. Holh completely firntahed. Including alee tile range, refi Igeiahtis. and washing machines Oouhl gig with cement foundation. Three blocks from Mln street liumediet ptMsesalon You van have a hunt ami income, Priced for quick sale. Phone 4iU4. t-l WANTKI Nawyer, and etlgeriuan. tmsil band mill. Call 4 1 rut 7.3 UNr.l) I.tiMMKtt, chp: ndscllanou fuiultur. Vitlwls, SIS K Main Ph. 0417. KKISlf rAMPKMTKlltt NfTIC Titer will be no meeting on July I, Nexl meeting will b held July 17, p, 111. C. O. l.ONU. ec. 71 I.OHf Mruall black purs ronlatntng NtMiul J4 Will person who called flaHW Halurday please call agalnT 1-4 r)tt HAI.K riiml riNim wood slov. nw, i. Call Bint, after B p m , or write Ml I, Itoa IU73. 1 ton MALK sjinsll trailer house, Call 7. 7.3 WANTHI' Npotter nd ptassir. rashlort Cleaner. It WANT TO OO AIIKADT " team overhauling and Installation nf hrrilKlEHATlON AND Alt! CONDI TUiNlNii aiiuipnienl Our luim ludy plan ant) prarilcal shop work will give you nwdad experience. Writ for fllKK "giiMliftcallon Chart Tesl " UlillUe Inst Itoa anat, car uf Herald News, 7J Kt.KCTttIC rt.OOtt VANDKHN ut dger rented lo ymir own work Inijulre 1 Paint pl , MONTOOMEHY WAND CO T 31m UHKNNMAKINfl Hotlons and buckle rovervd. Alterations on new end old clothing Mrs. M M. Allender, Tit Main ttMm ia Phon Tjtu. T-SImb TttlM'KH rON HKNT You drive; move yourself, save Nllle Iteacon Harv Ice. IWl Kast Main. Phone -H. T-Jlmb HTOVrN MKPAIttKh All avallabl part atockrd tsd furniture Hlovas bought. OK Hecund Hand Utor. I4ul fto ih, T-alrn WIM. PAY CASK for your piano, 1-oois H Mann Piano Co, 130 N, 7th, Phon Tina- 7 31mh Mrrr the hai.i.oon ciitl.nMKN, th i inri's ciiu.oitrN. Ltrn.c no- PrEP and many other, In charrutng pirturea. for II MA up. at th Pelican rtook Hhopi, across from tWars, 71 HUiltr-iT PNICKN paid for hog, veal, latnlM and callle Johnson Packing Co Phon !Uaj, night aaua. T-3in roit MAI.K Twii ft-yard dump trurfca, Oood tires. Equipped wllh wlneh Phone .taw. t l rOH MAI.K One apartment house, ven MIMitmants Inrom uao par month. Could h more in Attur ror further Informaiion write M O. Wells, r O IIi.k llj-i. Alturas, Calif. 7 1 ATTENTION. HANI) Of HKANINO Acoiuticon. tale model. In esrellenl coiwllllon Half price Me Mr Mitchell at Wlnama Hotel. Monday or Tudy. VI rOM NAl.K Dwelling hnus. 4 bedrooms, ktichaii, dining rmi, Urg living room, end three ttalhrnoms, would make iwo Urge apartments. Inquire M O Wells, PO. Itoa UU, Alturs. Calif. 11 TON MAI.K CulumtH overdrive, fit all mode! rorda. Apt. IS. Ulen Court. 1-1 POH HAt.r Pierre Arrow 11-ryllnder cuslorn built, mndel 34: 4 new llres, S spares, Ctaan throughout Motor r cnlly tunad Phon Jlflg, ask for Itusael Maunder. 1 POM MALK or trail For city or subtir uan ptoeriy, 3-ronm house on S arre. 4 in alfalfa Prutt tree ami herrtea, barn and chicken house Nice lawn sn.t flower. lauM. Phone tl or JOJ..1 1 f NKW YORK, July 1 AP The slock market today negotiated a fait early rallying sprint, In the wake of the OPA demise, but gain running to 4 point or so eventually were reduced or con verted Into lossec, Closing quoution; American Can Am Tel Ac Tel Anaconda Calif Packing Commonwealth it Sou Curtis-Wright Hilt' a . 44 Mooting Notlcoi OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT MOCCASIN KIT e Make Your Own Moccasins e For Camping Trips e Long Wearing Eniy to makel Kit contains two cowhide uppers with rubber soles, already stitched in place. Leather laces . . rawhide thongs . . . top pieces. DOWNSTAIRS $295 When the bandits captured the Chinese village with its Mission School, they gave the Christian boys a chance to deny Christ and live. Forty of the boys chose death rather than deny their Lord Ho who died for them. And here in America, what does it cost to be a Christian? In the Pacific Coast states, 84 of the school children under seventeen years of age, arc not in Sunday school. To round up and teach these juveniles, is the challenge. If left to drift, they must sink still deeper into crime, lewdness, profanity, drunkenness and what not. You are saved by believing God's word, the Bible, that Christ died for your sins. Be lieve it down in your heart and then the miracle. God gives you new birth into his eternal family, himself then your Heav enly Father. First you take 1 your Btand that the blood of ! Christ washed away your guilt. ! Now, like the Chinese lads you are to take a stand. You may I not be cited to die for your faith but you are to prove Christ by a new life. A saved soul is to show Intentions. He is to witness to the new life and look to Christ for strength. I And there Is sure reward. "If any man serve Me, him will My Father honor." Jesus Christ. The Chinese boys served by giving their lives. Where do you serve? This space paid for by a Portland family. S. W, McChes ncy Rd., Portland 1, Oregon. General Flrctrlc .... General MoWira (11 Nor Ily pfd Int Harvr.ter ... Ki-nneroll Uins-Hell "A" Monltfnmery Ward Na.h-Krlv N Y Central - Northern lrlflc .. Fnc Gra Ar El J C Penney Safeway Slorea Seara Hochmk Southern J'aclfle .... Standard Brand. .. Studehaker Sunshine Mlnlns .... l-nlon Oil Calif Union Pacific U S Steel Warner J'lcluree ... ... 471, 73 .. .'IT, .. a, .. an-. . IM'a .. ! POTATOES PORTLAND, Ore, July I 'APi Cali fornia Long White, : 7ft swt. : No. 1 Commercial, $2.U0; Washington and Gar net. :too rwt, Loral Ilurhiink. f.1. 00-17.4 cwt; Tdnho, f:iltft cwt.; Dcnchutr, 100s, No. 1, $4.00 4.25; 2U8, 11.03; 15s, 00c . CHICAGO, July 1 lAP-UHDAt Pota toes: arrivals :t()7; on truck A22, total U. 8, shipment Friday 1.12H, Saturday 1,010. and Hiindny, 104. New stocks: supplies modern le; for feed stock demand firm, market firm; for while stock demand fnlr, market lightly weaker; Cnlirornin Long White S.-i..lo-;i.75, Arizona BIIm Triumphs $.00 4 25: Arkaimn Hliss Triumph :i.A0 lall U. S. No, I, 1(H) Ih, Hncksi; MisNourl Red Wnrhm good nunllty washed :i,75, un washed S.1 .50; Missouri Cobbler good qunllty wushod a.oo-2 05, un wnshed $1.75-2 25; Kama Cobbler un washed 12 10-2 25, DR. M. C. CASSEL Chiropractic Physician 233 SO. 11th ST. PHONE 5609 BIKES FOR RENT 25c hr $1.50 day Make Reservations For Sunday POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Phono 5520 222 S. 7th Dr. Kenneth S. Gorvln CHIROPODIST FOOT SI-KCI AI.IHT Coot Surfarjr - and Orthopedic! McATEE CLINIC m H. 7th HI. Phone SHI Now Today SMALL MOMK on Lakeshore Drive, overlooking Upiter t-kt eleventh house on left, past Moore Park, -arre lot and hous fur fllkVi hntf ATTENTION, KAMI) or ItKAItINd Acousllcon, late mndel. in excellent condition. Half price Hee Mr Mitchell at Wlnema Hotel, Monday or Tuesday. 71 rOH SALE 8peedlMiat with 3a h p. John on. Phone 5470. 7-3 roil HALE '.17 Dodge rmjp Martin and heater, good llres. Will Turnaie HI. 7-1 WANTKI) CONTIt ACTOR In cut lodge pole pulpwottd on contract. Musi have at least five men, truck, tool and able to fltmnro aelf and crew lo get started. Pay each week. Camp house available. Hteady work until and of year, Phone or write, Lando tftarr, Hray. Calif. MKN'S SMITH for sale ''four prewar suits, practically new, slues .'in-.Hl, Hon at llomuja Mul, i:ii-A. Navy Hase. 7-1 WA1T11KSS WANTRU, Ming's Cafe, Grey hound litis Depot. 7-1 DM DIC IIAAN'8 outstanding bookt"nev elation," Is at the Pelican llook i Khoppe, Cull 4002. 7-1 COkKY la taking a vacation, but you can Btlll buy her clever plaques at th Pelican Hook Hhuppe, 120 tfu. flih. 7-1 VETERAN want to buy used car. Will pay up to 9700, Phone 047. 1-4 TMK party that took purse In front of l.cc Apt, nnturnay inrrnonn is Known. Iteturn and no quesllona asked. 7-:i KOH HKNT -2-room apartment. Partly rurnlshed. 421 Market Bt. 7 1 PIHIIINd IH riJN -Hut If your brakes gr out It I no fun. Lot us check your brakes before you start. Plke'a II rake Hcrv.ce, WJ Ho, Olh bt. Phon 37 d. 7-1 K-20 rAHMAM'.r god rubber,' complex culllvwtor. Popcr 1 -ft. International Ititfla row poliilo digger, practically new. 250 IrriHatlon boxes, Herb Uraybaal, Morrill. Ore. 7-2 FOR BALK " S-bedrnnm home, hardwood floors, full concrete biiNcmenl, located In Hot Spring Addition. Quick poMcsslnn, Approximately one acre good land wllh well-built home, In very good condition; oil floor furimc.e, hurdwood doors In living room and dining room, double garage, larjfo chicken house anil oilier building, nice ynrd, lawn, tree and garden. Good locution, on pavement. Hee Fred Cofer P.AHNHIHKL AGENCY 112 S, 8lh Phone 410ft 7-a WANTKD TO HKNT, gnrnga or nhnck lo use for slornMO, near lown only. Cull 5400 nnd leave word for Harney. 7-U POIt SALIC 50-gnllon steel drums, $2.50 each. Call for at Ueck Dukerlea. 7-3 FOH BALK Several hundred Irrigation boxes. Phono :i240, 7-3 FOH BALK arre, new 3-foom house, Two stoves. Good garden, prico fiaiKi, Al Lorifimlro J, n, Cnshln HiilCHitien J, W. SANDKHH, Hcallnr 7-1 FOH BALK Ntnnll cafo on Main Rtrect. Km, 20, Lake Motel, 7-3 TO Tit A DB Klnctric Ensy wnshltiK ma chine for gns power iiuichiiio. Skyline Hunch Rocky Point, Ore. 7-3 WAITHF.SS wanted. Apply" In "person. Hitter Coffee Shop, 125 Bo. 7th. 41)77 if K.FLW employe nnd wlfo nnd baby want to rent furnished house or npnrtmenl. Permanent renters. Phono BUI, ask for Gordon Lee. 7-0 FOR BALF. New trnller house, furnished, S500. 4052 Peck Dr. 7-2 TlIK new llrenkfnsler Tonler Ceioker n ndverllscd In Holler Home nnd Gar den, Jrmkin Itndlo Service, 200 E, Main. Phono onrci, 7-2 WANTKO Cnnhlnr. Apply Herihbflrgnr'R Cafa. 421 Main. 21UUI! I.O.O.F. No. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M. Sth and Main SU. M.TI Klamatn fall. Aerla Nu SUM Hefwlar meellntf every Tuea day Dlshl. T:4S p m. rot hall. Sth anil , wainul. vuitini' memhara eordlally Invited It PELICAN POST No Veteran of foreign Wart, meet ovary Ut and 3rd Thursday evening in the KC Hall. All meeting open at p, m. Visiting member welcome. aitrttf 2 Lot and Found LOST Rosary, hell bead with silver cross. Reward. Phono gouO, 7-1 LOST- l-ady's white gold wriil watch, lost aiioul town on or ground June in Heward-jCall 4400 7-1 LOST Placed In wrong Chevrolet, Wednes day noon, 2 large books Pleas leavj at Herald and New offlco or Police Station. Itewarr1 flMtf 10 Sorv.coi MOVING Local Long Distance Padded Vans Insured Carriers Experienced Movers Courteous Drivers Claims Settled Promptly Call 7425 Peoples Warehouse Transfer & Storage Company Bonded M-W-F-tl YOUR FURNITURE Is Good Security or QUICK CASH LOAN ir Simple Credit Requirement k Complete Privacy ir No Co-Signers it 10-Mlnuto Service Klamath'i Oldest; Locally Owned Motor Investment Co. A. MOOIIE, Msr. Bonded K. MJ7 114 N. 7th X E Y S H-941 Phone lllllfl Mlli Duplicates Made While You Walt of Any Key Rose Motor Co. 4th ti Klamath 8-21 LAWNMOWERS SMAIIPENRO anil r paired. Quirk aorvlce, Valvnllne Oil eperlnl prlcea to farmer,. Light planU aalca nnd aorvlRfl. IIODENHAMRR RAW riLINO ani It. Main St. T-ll CXsvVSlX flomss ou.lomifphon. 4uim or nam, i-u Iiock ron WAI.I.S, lawn rilrl" and fill dirt. Any amount. Phon 074S. 7-1 eONCIIF.TK WOIIK DONI-Call SliO. 01 1UU Wordan Ave. 1-11