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v OBITUARIES UN 7. A MAT CVB fnu May Cr, real dent of Tfomi, With., fur the past JU years, pawed Jiway In lhl city on Sunday. July 7, lUiH, at 7 ay p m. following an ill new of 20 months. Hhe waa native of Ord. Neb,, and at Ilia time of her death waa aged SI yean on month and 2U d. Surviving are her huiband, William C.vr of Tacoma, Waih, two daughter. Nellie Marchand ol Fork, Wh, and Mn Ilea trite Rom Coody of Tacoma, Wash-, two brothers, Carl and Leo G. Hague of Tacoma. Wash., and one f randdeughler, Dorla Virginia Goody of Tacoma, Wah. The remains real In the Earl Whttlock runeral home. Fine at ftth. Notice of funeral to be announced later. NORMAN RANDALL RRADHl'RT Noiittan Handatl Bradbury, for the rait 14 years a resident of Klamath alls, passed away In thU city Monday, July ft, IWtt. The deceased was a native of Rosewood, England, and waa aged oft years and II days at the time of nia Kissing. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. abel M. Bradbury of Klamath Falls. Tuneral arrangements are under tha direction of Ward's Klamath Funeral home, t)25 Hlfth, and Will be announced later. FRANK HENRY ROPDFV Frank Henry Hodden, a resident of Klamath Falls and Cmtoquin. Ore., for the last 13 years, passed away in this AS RtO BEGINS ACT, TMC HMF-CUl ClrtCH BREAKS-" WUSM VEP. I NOTICED 1 iFf WEN I HERH) VtSf fACCOHW TO RUMOR. CKM INCOSTRltS WHO TWO MEN EYEWV0UWC-MTVO0ST, ) 1 ONEOF'E-ASAW S t .. tA 'l ON SOWS IKitKS IWO Of M ... WERE PEERING 1 MAC, AND EXCTEIy 1 HE THOUGHT H0i WAS Wf- nguOt tOOKB tKKEB OUT KERE M 0aMOBlNff t. : 'would vou core leftsv ? I YOUR, sabm st i D I i) yy Jirf yr 'VZs2 (TO DEVOUR JvAT I TH VS COMS I ,fhl AwAgJr XA.'V5(?S! 'Bftsy iBftBV? I wtrM him Kovg.w r 1 I f, fjtmnafiwi or'X '2$& . i IAR. RUSSLM ? P-ll-. L - J , I CzA MJ&WwA 4 Wi I , v JmBTtsoKflTj r. 11 ( 4 SOH ITS JKJ EFKI T IKAV0IM& A CARNIVAL FIGHTER. MltnUU-. PERFECTf I , llif VtvlJl'l I DAR oaZA. I .. . I MICWAV. 60IM& THR0USM THE CCH- f'-jtrnjk RJ&HT IMTD--. 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Jif was a native of ahebogan county Wis., and at the time f hu death was aged 111 years, 3 months and 2t) days. He was a life member of Klamath Falls lodge No. 1IC . Lo al Order of Moose. The remains rest In the Larl Whttlock Funeral home, Fine at 0th. Notice of funeral to be announced at a later date. tl WARD J A t-Oll IKININGKR Edward Jacob Lelnlnger, a resident of Klamatn t alls cor tne past iv years, oused away in this city on Sunday, Julv 7, 1B46. at 12:10 p. m. He was a native of Adair county. Mo., and was aged 83 years, months and 30 days at the time of his passing. He Is survived bv two daughters. Mrs. Ethel Bright of Sedro Wooley, Wash., and Mrs. Mar jone Perkins of Klamath Falls; one son. John L. Tade of Butte, Montana; and four arandrhildren. The remains rest in Ward's Klamath Funeral home, 933 High, where friends may call after noon Tuesday. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. FUNERALS 1.1. OVD DAVID Funeral services for the late Lloyd David who passed away In Chiloquin, Ore., on Thursday. July 4. 1040, will be held In the chapel of Ward's Klamath Funeral home. 33 High, on Tuesday, July 9, 194(1. at 10 3n a. m. with Rev Mildred Miller officiating. Concluding "Soy It With Flowers" Klamath Flower Shop -V I rC 1 GET THAT 5AVW.b uElET X 5U6'tr 1 I service and Interment will follow at i a no n m. at the Wilson cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited to at tend. DONALD WAYNK FAN NINO Funeral service for the late Donald Wayne Fanning, who passed away in this city on Friday, July . UMtt, were held at the graveside at l.lnkvllte ceme tery on Monday. July a. .4ti. at 9 M a m. with Rev. Howard P. Hutchtns of the First Christian church officiating Ward's Klamath Funeral home in charge. Meetings Eagles The Eagles auxiliary will hold Its regular meeting Tuesday, I p. ro., in the lower FOE hall. There will be Initiation of candidates. Officers and the drill team should wear formats, but not convention formats. Refreshment will be served. POTATOES CHICAGO, July I lAP-l'SUA Pota toes: Arrivals 304: on track 300 : total V S. shipments Friday U3, Saturday 036. and Sunday 118, Supplies moderate; demand moderate; market slightly stronger for best stock; California Long Whites $4 0rt-4 35. BlUs Triumphs $.1 90; Idaho and Oregon Ullsa Triumphs M 35-3-30; Texas Bliss Tri umphs S4 00-4 13 tall V S No. 1 quality. Anton BHss Triumphs fair quality .1th3 2$: Missouri Cobblers US. No. 1 unwashed 33 45-3 73: generally good qual ity unwashed 33 35-3 33, washed 33 T0- PORTLAND. Ore. July (AP Pota- toe: California Long White. M.75 cwt.; No. 1 commercial. U SO, Washington Red Garnet, 33 50 cwt. Potatoes: Local Burbank. 33.00-3 73 twt, Idaho. 13 M cwt.; IVschutes. likVa, No. 1. 33 0O-4 35: 35 s. St OS; 13 a. 0uc; Klamath Fall, No. 1, 33.T3. Market Quotations NEW YORK. July iAP Assorted stocks did fairly well In today's market but many leaders suffered from ncgll- fience. The list was moderately active n the first hour although dealings dwindled fivm then on and, while the total of around loo .000 share was well above Friday s low mark of 490 000, the session still was on of the slowest of the past year. Trend variations, for the most part, were fractional and Irregu larly persisted at the close. Closing; quotations: American Can . 101 Am Tel Tel - IWI Anaconda . . 4T Calif. Hacking ... ....., 44 Commonwealth Sou 3 Curtis-Wright General Electric ..... General Motors C.t Nor Ry Pfd Kennecotl Long Hell "A" Montgomery W ard . Nanh-Kelv N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Gas & El J C Penney Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck ......... Southern Pacific Standard Brands Studrtxtker Sunshine Mining .... Union Oil calif U S Steel . Warner Picture 7, 3il .... J' GRAIN CHICAGO, July tAPi-Corn broke 3 cents a bushel, the limit permitted tor one day, and oata sagged to the lowest level in mote than month of active grain dealings today. Selling was based Upon weakness In the cah market, Ill-rial uttering of grain for future delivery, excellent weather for crops and calling up in the senate of a hill to revive the Ol'A. Cash markets were weak Wheat was quoted at 33 ow fur No. 3 held and red, which soJd up as high as S3 its last week. No. 3 yeilow corn, selling at 2 14 3 13, was oft 10 cents fi-unt last Saturday's price, titterings expanded Before the close cash dealers reported they had pur chased 1 VI, 000 bushels of wheat. 45.000 bushels of corn and 113.000 bushels of oats. Final prices on corn were B cents tower, January 91 S7a Oala Were olt 3 I'l. July H4V Novemtr barley som at St 39i. off J Other barley contracts were ottered at "-4 cents lower witlt oul attracting bids. TiVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FKANC1SCU. July (AP-l'SUAi Salable caitl. 1300; calves 113: steers opening steady; tew cars good IMOO0 medium-good grass heif ers 913.00-11.50; fail range cows 5u cents higher, arvHind eight load 9l4 00-lsik, aged meiliuin cow 312 00-1.101). common II oo-uoo, cutter 9930-u 00; can ne rs 3a 73-0 SO. looks generally steady ; common-medium sausage butts 910OU-115O; calves steady: numerous packages medium-choice vealers 914 30-10 00. Salable hogs 100; nothing offered early; nominal top 330.00; medium -good sows quoted 917.00. Salable sheep VHW; undertone sharply higher; good-choice lamb salable to 917 00; medium-good awe quoted 95 Su it no LEGAL NOTICE stmoil'TlON NO. lit A RESOLUTION 11KC1.AHINU THE IN TENTION Or THE COMMON COUN CIL TO PAVE A Nil IMl'KOVE MAR TIN STREET. FROM SOt'TM LINE or MAIN STREET TO NORTH LINE or HOME AVkNl'E. AND DECLAHINtJ AND DIRECTING CERTAIN SIKI'S E TAKEN IN CONNECTION THERE WITH. SAID PROJECT TO HE KNOWN AS IMPROVEMENT UNIT NO Ml WHEREAS, The City Engineer, pur suant to a resolution nf the Com it urn Council heretofore adopted, having on the 1st day of July. HHrt, filed plans, specifications and estimates for the nl of Improving Martin Street from the south line of Main Street to the North line of Home Avenue Including Intersec tions and Including storm sewers as needed. Said Improvement to be known aa Improvement United No. 90. and the council finding the said plana, specifi cations and estimates satisfactory: NOW THEREFORE, HE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL or THE CITY Or KLAMATH rAI-l-S, OKEC.tlN. DULY ASSEMBLED IN HEUULAH SES SION. AS roLt.ows gee Ilea I. That said plans, specifications and estimates for the improvement of said fort ions of said street, being filed herein uly 1st. 1940, be and the same are here by approved, and said project shall be known as improvement Unit No. wu, and; That the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, hereby de clare Its Intention to Improve said por tion of said street In accordance with the plans, specifications and estimate as follows: SECTION A" This section of Ih project consists of paving Martin street from the north line of Horn Avenue to the lot line between lots M and 37 extended In block IT In dustrial Addition to the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, with a 4" asphalt concrete Kve men t on top of a crushed rock base Ing placed between the concrete curb. The width of the pavement will be 34 feet; a leveling: course of crushed rock wuiTwnPLiom Public Opinion By EARL WHITLOCK In that Declaration of Inde pendence whose signing we celebrated on the recent Fourth, there appears this phrase "A decent re spect for the opinions of mankind." So the signers of the document not only de clared the Inde pendence of the colonies, but they gave mankind their rea sons. Consideration for public opin ion for what "people will say" can be carried to absurd and stultifying lengths. But a "de cent respect for public opinion is one of the prime factors in keeping civilized society half way civilized. I imagine there are times when most husbands want mightily to beat their wives, and wives to sneak up behind their husbands and administer a message with a club. But the decent respect forbids. There are times when we weary of the daily grind all of us and want to quit. But the decent respect forbids. We don t want to be called "yellow" and "quit ter." It is that decent respect for the opinion of others for public opinion, that resulted in the United Nations and that eventually will rule that coun cil. "Rest In Memory Garden." Next Monday, Mr. Whitlock of the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home will comment on "Un sung War Heroes." NOW OPEN For The Coolest Drink In Town and an enjoyable evening, come to the new SUMMERS LANE TAVERN, Interiors at tractively finished with Ore gon scenes. Summers Lane Tavern . 3541 Summon Lena Homer V. Franklin, Prop, I will he placed on the existing found thin. Utttrm sewers and ralt-h hast its will It constructed where necessary. NKCTlON ' U" This section of In protect ronslsls nt I lading, coMslrucltng ctmciel curbs and " n ti Tutl I c (hum el pavement fioiu the south line of Main sheet lu the lot line between lots 3d and :tT In blink IT of said addition The width of the pave ment will lie 14 feet, Klorm sewer and catch baaliut will be built where neces sary. As an alternate in both sections, bids will be receded fur a 9" cement cou rt ete pavement. There will be no sidewalks In either section. Th estimated Cost of all classes of Improvement embracing all work and materials for the complete Improvement of sahl project for each type of pave ment being as follows: Cement concrete pavement 9JS.TI0 no Asphalt concrete pavement 9U .137 14 Said estimate Include engineering, su pervision, advertising, clerical assistance and unforeseen contingencies, and attor ney fee. Recites) II. That tha property l Ing within th hounderles hereinafter described b and the same Is hereby declared to le beue filed by said Improvement, to-wlt: tteglnnlng al th most northerly corner of lot :tA block 'JJ Industrial addition to the City of Klamath Falls Oregon, thence southeasterly along the south westerly line of Division Street to Ih most easterly corner of lol 4 block '40 of said addition; thence southwesterly along the southeasterly Hue uf said lol 4 to the northeasterly line of Martin Street; thence west along the north line of Home Avenue to Hie northwest erly line or Ntuikel Hi reel; thence north easterly along the northwesterly line of Stuckel Street In the most southerly corner of lol 59 block IH o( said addi tion: thence northwesterly along the northeasterly line of the alley In block 19 IT and IH of said addition to the south lute of Main Street, thence east along the south line or Main Street tu th point of beginning That all the proerty Included In th aforesaid boundaries above desrrltted be. and the same Is hereby declared to lie benefited by said Improvment and assessed for Ihe e petite thereof, aectlan III. That Monday, the 31 h day of August. 1949. al the hour of T Mi P M al the Council Chamtwrs In th City Hall of , Klamath Falls. Oregon. I fixed aa th time and place for th hearing nf oh- ! Jecttnns and remonstrances against said proposed Improvement. Necllan IV. That the Police Judge be and he Is hereby authorised and directed to cause notice of such hearing to lie published aa provided by th City Charter of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, and shall publish this resolution a by taw pro vided Passed by the Common Council of Ihe City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, this 1st day of July, lu, Presented to th Mayor and bv him appruwd and signed this 1st day of July. liHd. ED OSTENOORf. STATE OF OIIECSON. Mor COUNTY OF KLAMATH. S3. CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS I, Harold T Franey. police Judge of the City of Ktamath Falls, Oregon do hereby certify that the at Hive and fore going la true ropy of a re-Jut ion introduced and adopted by the Common Council of the City uf Klamath Falls, Oregon, at its regular meeting held on Monday, the 1st day of July. l94il, and thereafter approved and signed by th Mayor. K. T FRANEY. Police Judge Jly. 3. S. 6. g. 9 10. II, 12. JJ. IS No 439 SUMMONS In th. Ju.tlr Court of lit Dl.tHrt of t.liihvin.. for th. County of Klamalo. St.t, nf Or.con. JACK . KAE. Plaintiff, vt. ACII CiODSKV. tMrnitant. To Ado (ioop.y: IN THE NAME OF TMK STATE Or OKEUON, OttEETINt.: Vou ir. hrhy reqiar.tt to appear anij mtwtr tha complaint Nlad atfainat you on or bvfnni th. join day of July, IW. and If you fall to o aooaar and an.w.r. for want th.rof, tha plaintiff will apply to tha court for tha rallaf prayad for In tha complaint to-wtl: -fudlmatlt for SM 31) tocelhar wllh In tare.i tneraon at B'V par annum from March aa. IIMS. for all coata Incurrad haraln: and that any allachad proparly may ba aold and tha prucaada appllad to ald judamanl. Thta aummona la aarvad upon you by publication pursuant to an ordar of tha lionorahla J A. Mahonay. Justlca of tha Paaca In tha above-antttlad court, aald ordar batnc dated tha 2Vlh day of Juna. ItHa. and by publication thereof for four aucccaatva week,, tha dale of tha flrat Insertion name, July 1, ItHd, and tha last publication to ba July aa, loin. FHEO O. HMAU.. Attorney for IMalntlff. Sulla I, Melhase Building. Klamath ralla. Oreajon. July-l l5 I3 No 417 CLASSIFIED RATES One day -.per word 4c ..per word ac per word Ho per word lac -per word lc par word 43c - oer word 13c a day run 3 day run 4 day run 9 day run . Month run . Wrck run . New Today roH SALE S-room modern houaa wllh 3 hadrnoma, well furtilahed, with electric rerneera lor. waahlita machine, full baaamant with automatic oil furnace. Approxi mately .km fi. waterfront. Has food boat buaine.a. see r. r. jiaciAR with M. L. JOHNSON 413 Main Phone 9113 Nl(ht 3OT6I 7 NEW 10 Inch Delta saw. S lnch Jnlnter, '.-horiia motor. Extra aawa. Delta, rd Kendall, Illy. 7-10 l-Olt SALE 11)41 74 OIIV and ID4II 74 OHV motorcyclca. Hce Jock Jamea, evenlnila Wlnema Hotel. 7-0 WANTED - Housekeeper, amall ' family. Telephone Hum. 7-10 roil SALE Suitable bulldlnf lot," Mills Adillllon. Inquire 2124 Elnrleln. 7-13 PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO IIOSPITALIZAIIUX Na Lass ef Tims Permanent Re.ultsl DR. E. M. MARSHA Cfalrepraclle FbrilrlaB IH Na. Ilk - KMialre Theatre Blg rkene ?0ftt trDINE i At The Sign Of The RED ROOSTER Klamath's Finest 614 Klamath Arc. Open 6 A. M. to 10 P. M. Phene aanf for Party Reservations BIKES FOR RENT 25c nr., 11.50 day Make Reiervations , For Sunday POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Phone 5520 222 S. 7th GONE TO HarwiiVs tirRAI.D a NEWS WANTED laiiV for rsMinslble Position , In ofltc. tlood opportunity or on j who has quuliricstlon and will b Iiermanent Hiale age and ePrlem u first letter. Willa UuM LUl. cat Herald-New. , MO MIU1 AND One acre with 4 room house wllh deep well piessure pump, Clos tu highway. 91UU0. See r. E JUKI Alt wllh M U JOHNSON 411 Main Phuii9 SI LI iNlght 30791 T rOH SALE On itoivu colored laying hens, 91 SO each. Phone 4fl3. 4'U Thompson Ave. 1 9 FOR RENT Housekeeping room, suit able for one person only, private shower, elect tic range Adults, no drunks. .US Commercial. 7 9 FOR SALE 4 -room modern house, nice atd. Reasonable. Terms. Insult ln Michigan, after 0 p. in. 7 11 CLEAN sleeping room, Inner spring mat liess, private hath, 9.li AO per month, tlenlleman, Phone tHUT. TO WAITRESS wanted, Rings Cafe, (Irey hourut Hub Depot. 7 9 AFTERNOON dishwasher wanted, Itlng s Cat, tlreyhound Hub Depot. 7 9 RADIO KEPAIHINU All make, that Ai:tg and well pick up and deliver. Quick service on all repair fob. Com plete stock available tube. Replace those old lube now and enjoy tha finest In radio reception. PELICAN RADIO J APPLIANCE CO 119 So. am St. Dial (U11 7 9 TO ACHEJt on Lost hlver. cheap Irriga tion. Some buildings. Ti actor and plows. 9AA4IO A I JIO, 4 -bedroom mtMlern suburban flue view, four lots. Her it. Itv apiHilntment GOMER JONES. Realtor 4119 Main Tl TWT WANTED -Weight" lifting ast. Phone 911119. T I FOR iAlJt Red corrsnls," Phone onn FOl'ND 4 months-uld seller pup Phone 3199 7 IU JlH WANTED Young man. high school graduate, wants job In town. Please phtui WUJ T-ll 'NEW CILFIL1.AN TAtlt.E MODEL RADIOS a I Ih PELICAN RADIO t APPLIANCE CO 119 So, ftlh St. Dial JU 7 9 rOR SALE Sid delivery rake. Stanley Duke. Merrill T 9 FOR SALE Nearly new ir compressor Stanley Duk. Merrill. 79 " IILY, OREOON Grocery store, meal market, doing good business; cabins, apartments. living quarters, all In one parcel, Hood Incom on rents. Priced inooo See F. K JUUJAN wllh M. U JOHNSON 411 Main Phone 9111 iNlghl 3uT9i 7 9 ST FRANCIS PARK Attractive, rumplelely mtMlarn S-lietlriKim home, un lltvartln.an Ave Newly ilenf rateit rvrelleill urruundliiga. qi U'K IM IHSKHHIUN. I'rlrea right al louu. Ternta. CHILCnTT Ji UMITU Tha Pioneer Ageitry Heal tore III N Qth Phone 4M4 Evenlnga rail 3700 or 4ia7 7 g prt.iCAN riTV Three-ruom home on Me4 elreel. cluae to arhtNil trge utility putrh and Btreamllnel h lichen C'oiutilete furnuh in, can be botiahl QUICK PUIhtfl- ttlUN. doing f.ir Mlw. Ternta. CHIU'OTK M BMITH Tha Pioneer Agency Ileal lurt 111 N. tih Phong 44 -Cvenlng call 3700 or 4la7 I I rOH BAI.K Llewellyn aetter. II month old. ready for hunting thle fall. ZIM Oarrow. 7 (d5oo IIUYS a J room houae. food aere of rich ground One bloc it rnm bua line and Mhaita Hchool. Immediate poaaeaalon. Call 402. M roil HAt.R !loy- hirycle." good eondl thin. 4fH lloardman. t roil HALE Ivuj Atmin coupe, inm lloarttman. 7g rOH BALK-Motor acooter. 40f4 Board man. M TOR VAIX' Salmon rod. 4004 Board man TI rOH &AlJt - Small acetylene welding outfit fur board Work. 4otH oUard man. 7.9 rOH SA1.K Outboard motor, g-hnre. Never been on a boat. 4HH Boardman rOR AAl.X-Aabx buggiai, erlbf, high chalra. nxoRnrs 104 K Main t r0llSALt" IMS Model II Pnrd.'New Urea. Inquire 42B Commercial, 7 9 POR SAl.C 4-room modern furnUhed home, cloee In. Immediate poaaeaalon. Price $VOO: gl7M raih K. H. DL'NHAH, Heallnr 130 So. 3th Phon 7311 Weal Stewart. Salesman 7-g AUCTION PRIDAY. JULY IS 1 o'Clortt Two block! fouth of Pelican School al Pellran Clly One fretnn. dUc, 3-way plow, wagon and bed. rulter-tired wagon, 3 mnwera, rake, walking plow, atark of hay, team and harneva. Two dot-en heavy hena. ft Han I Ira, JO fryen. SO Leghorn chick. 3 feeder plga. 2113 gallon tank. 14 gauge Poeta, cook alnve. heater, beda. tattle and chair, lady bicycle, dlahe. double barrel aholaun. Many Other Article ALSO Small houae. 14x34. barn and corral on lot lo ba offered at itarllng bid of Woo. Lunch Available Term Caah H B HAKTLKY. Owner COL. SW1UART. Auctioneer RKLIAI1LE girl will do homework five hour a day. Will not work Saturday. Phone tUiifl. 7.g HCFNA VIHTA " " 4-room houae with 2 lie ti room and bath. Haaement, garage, with pipe lea furnace. All fenced, with lawn, ahrub and ahade traai. Kor good deal Sea r. f. J 1(1 OAR with M. L. JOIINRON Ma'n Phona Sin 'Night 30781 7 8 rOR SALE - Boll pipe and fitting; enameled Iron alnk. 3.17 E. Main Phone fl7fll, lMOIf UNUSUAL BUSINESS PROPERTY EXCELLENT LOCATION. DAILY AVER. AGE 170 BEHIDES MACHINES, g.100 PER MONTH. LONG' LEASE, LOW RENT, AMPLE SPACE. 30 CU. rT. REFRIGERATOR, ICE CnEAM CAB- NET, BOOKS OPEN rOR PERSON ABLE TO BUY. EQUIPMENT, STOCK, BUSINESS, LEASE, $13,000; 73O0 CASH, BALANCE TERMS, H, C. GALEY, REALTOR ASHLAND 7-10 EIXIT, BUILD1T, flHYIT, SELL IT GEORGE'S U14 E. Main 7-8 "WELDIT, SOLDFR1T nr BRA.EIT GKOHGR'S 1114 E. Main 7-8 STUART'S SHOE SHOP NEW LOCATION AT 423 HO, DTI! ST. 7-13 WOMAN and daughter, aga 14, want apartment nr cabin, clone In or near bua line. Wrlta Box MAS, care nf Herald-New, 7-10 WANTKD by new ' logging compnny, fallen, buck era and londlng crew; load by contract or hour. Phone (HMO Ertgle Point. 7-13 WANTED" fireman for anwinlll. ' Klam ath Lumber Ac Box Co, Phone 4407, T-fl rOR SALE Five -bed room home, tin rd wood floor, full concrele hnaement. leorated In Hoi Spring Addition. Quirk poaenlon. a a Approximately one acre good land with well hullt home In excellent condition; oil floor furnace, hnrdwood floor In living room and dining room, double gflrnife, large chicken houae and other building, nice yard, lawn, tree ' and gnrden. Good Incwtttm, nn pnvotnenl, Hca Fred Cofcr nAIINHIHHL AGENCY 113 S. Sih Phona 4lfi1 T-10 MONDAY. jHle t. 1919, Pf ! roil SALE Etiully In t room modern house Unfinished room upstairs, Half Half k -by. 1 t 13 at 1 call after 4 w p. 111., J104 cro-i WANTED Woman, general housework, two or litre u a wa. I'liona onr. T FOR RALE ft room honi nn nni 'ini rotid giuunil luunedlala paisslou. 'ressliie syslein, gaideit and brry patch. gMd family vow, chickens and miscellaneous Heuis Included. Full pile 9.I.HHI, Phone HTOL 7 FOR NALE On account of poor health, restaurant equipment with year and a half lease, good location. Very good Imslneaa, Reasonably priced, On High way litl, 11 at to Toletu Pol Path, i mil south of Crescent Clly, Calif Inquire at 141411, Clly. 7 13 ELEVATOR OPERATOR wanted. Wlllard Hotel IAt4lf LOHT Female dog, black with brown head, large while spot an belly form log clover leaf, while ring part way und neck, full length (all, about II or lil hii'he In Itelgltt, ahorl-halred and very fal. Itewanl. Phone Atai). W II Morgan, IVitJu Inland Utlv. 7 g OH. rt'llNAt rM Nnrge and Mi l'heraon Winter Warm Air Condillnner All ui ire at or tie low til' A celling Tiris rmiNACK va s-133 Su. out Phona a-vni V rOll SALE t arrea, I ledMHin Ytotiae. Inlaid llhoeluiti Hotita. eiuluaed porch, liatu. hen houae, dull cellar, garage, woodshed, gaideti, lierrlea; uttder pipe Irrigation; lawn and ahaile Ireea, M hena, cow and calf, one aheep. On Iiavlng and Im. choice location. Bl liimedale Road T AUCTION ' 734 Plum Hlreel I o Clock a IrOok Under "Mlacellaneuu for Ha la loday fur lUt and dale. J. R SIMPSON, Owner COL. MWKiAIIT. Auctioneer tOn HAI.K Dining room ael, vacuum rtvaner Phone tk.lM. 7 roit HAl.E 1H3U Chevrolet Irurk wtlh Thorton drive and new motor. Will ell reaaoualilt Guaranteed. Phone 44 7 g WANTED' Millwright Ileal of wage. Will give a pec la I deal fur right man Phona 44110 7.10 Ntt'K new X liednHiiii homa nn half acre or good ground, aot.vi Hue rvhe V 111 preference 17 VI It !!, Wm. II. Powell, builder. Phone AJNl. 7 10 WANTKD Janitor, evening work In quite morning, rooted Mr. Smith, riuhrer llakery. 7 10 rOH HAl.E Ileal offer In July It on A aitiall Itulldltiga. In be moved or wrei-had fur the lumtier, doora, win dowa. etc Eur lnf urination call at ail Pine HI 7 10 KAI.ri) alfalfa hay fur aale Nt I. Ito. sou. Phone 7-10 I.IHTINGS WANTED Have buer for acreage, auburtian home, amall fatma Two and three lied ruuin huuae. A I Irongtnlre J II Jak t'aahln Nuleamen J W, SANliKHM, Realtor Phone 1M1 13U Main K( t ROOM AND BOARD In private home Oenilvmeit Phone BUJl t-10 SUITS rott MAI-K Men alte 3a 40 A Into l nw Hoinoj Mul IU U 7 g HELP WANTKD HKIX HOTEL 7 10 WOOL PM.Kri.HKR wanted Tup wagea. Ottod Working von til Hunt. Apply ta eron, Nlainlatd Cleaner. 7-10 WANTKD Service station man Apply In pereon at (1m Andereon Shall kta lion, 3nd and Main 1-10 - ElatXTHIC HOT PLATES ' 13 u.1 and up Turrs ru h.n ale co 3.113 So. ath Phona ft 7 tOK SALE One large Eureka circulating neater 00. iiurna wood or coal, ea Cellent ahat-e. Iw aprlnga. matireaa, clean, used Very llllle, coal aauot) Complete when new, for aale nw glfluo. one Sanipaon foot lorker. Ilk tew, M), one cocktail ahaker, i glaaaea, metal tray, new. UUU, one man all wool dark uaford grey aull, ilia JU. Vat-ally brand, Mrarreljr worn, good quality, MU taj Tel a tea. 7 0 FOR HAI.K John leere tractor, hurk rake Two mile oulh ol Mac a Store. I,ewi Matney 7-10 WU HA IK I 'MO Eord convertible, good FOR SALE JU cu ft home freeier, ITTS, immeulale oellvery. tlur prtre have not changed Mark Hmtlh Ja Co., W"s E Main. Phone XT10 7 ft rOH HAl.E Two houae Iralter. factory built He at Allamont Trailer Lamp. It. II. Murrlatin. 7-10 rt'll HALE IU4U Chevrolet truck, with lumber rolla. I'hone em, Virgil Blick arataff. 4U0 lwell 7.U LOHT Hank htMik. U. S National bank Hen or Ann Turpln. Reward. Phone N173 710 FOR HALE Clean fruit jara. gal , IVOc per do , quart OAc. pint 3V. Inquire Allamont Auto Court, Cabin 33, after ft p m. 7ft EARN HX100 dally. Sell ftenaatlonar War tllatory. Veteran, agent wanted. Rtveralde Preaa, UoK 4UU, Iowa ralla, Iowa. II Auto body and feniier work. Including welding, spray painting and metal work, l-ook into It: One of Ihe moat profitable branchea of Ire mendout automobile induatry offering cbancea for good Job or your own buainraa Train In apare time Write for FltKE fucia Aulo -Crafia Training. Box liU3, care HeraliLNew. 710 HANtiK HURNKIIS ' For Wood or Coal Cook Stave All pricca at or )elow UPA celling TUFTS FURNACE CO. 3333 So. ath Phona mo 7 ft Mooting Notlcoi I.O.O.F. No. 137 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M. 5th and Muin Sts. H.I.I No aofro Hegtilar J meetlne everv Tnea- 1 1 day night, 7:4ft o m. FO E. hall, 0th and walnut VUltlm membera cordially Invited. tr PELICAN POST No. 13B3, Veteran of Foreign War, meet every lt and 3rd Thuraday evening in tha KC Hall. All meeting open at S p. m. Vim l rig niter wrlcomfl, aiOMf 2 Loit and Found LOST Female fox terrier. Tan wllh white marking, no collar. Reward. Call ;i(H1. 7- LOST -Het of falae teeth in Vr around fairground, July 4th. rinder return to HeraldNawa office, collect Sft.iKI reward. 7-S LOHT, atrayed, atolen, imall black cocker apanlel from Denton Aulo Park, Fort Klamath. Ilcward. Phona 74, LOST Placed In wrong Chevrolet, Wedne day noon, 3 large book. Pleaaa leave at Herald and New office or Police Stnllon. Reward 634 it Gftnaral Notices Yes! The Waters Co: has moved to 502 So. Sixth l!2 blocks south of its old address. 7-0 romiitlnn, ft I vi rah (.all al 3iJa llrlattd Ave. Plume MM0. 7 J CHANGE IN I'llU T ft 3 cu. ft. 1 home fteeier, harniettrally aealed. Im- f mctliate delivery. Mark Smith at Co , I VI E Main 7 ft 1 10 Bervlcss DOOKKKItPINO Snnnnand, typlns Klnrlrnil siilJi.cls. nfflc, machine., HI. A MATH UUaiNKSS COI.LKdR. 1JJ I'lna Ph. 47l) 1011711 A
