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Newspaper Page Textiff J! e: ft Market Quotations NEW YORK. July 3t (API Mott stock leaders suffered (rom neglect today with dealing! slack throughout. Tha dlrec tlon was irregularly lower from the tart. While flittered comebacka ap peared In the final half hour, apparent ly tmplred by a little hart covering and timid technical buying, decline of frarllona to a point or mora predomi nated at the close. Cloalng quoUUoa; American Can Am Tel Tel T POTATOES ruiPAflO Julv lAP-l'8DA Pole- 1 toe: arrivals 344; on track 322: total I V 8. shipments Friday 1014, Saturday 787. 4nd Sunday W. Supplies Liberal; demand alow: market ! dull; California Long Whllei 3 55-3 .15; Nebraska Bed Warnua U2 Washlug ' ton Long Whites 3 30-3 13: Colorado CottDlcra hn: laano uong vtmtcs Bliss Triumph! . 13-1 50; Tcxaa BlUs Triumphs W 50. PORTLAND. Ore., July 91 (AP Pot a toe.- California Long White, $2.90 2 HO cwt: No. 1 commercial, $J iK); Washington Red Garnet, 14.00 cwt: No, t. S3-90c, SO lb. aack; local Burbank. $3 003 73 cwt: Idaho, (3 85 cwt: De schutes. 100a. No. t. 00-4 29; 33a $1.03; 13a, 60c: Klamath falls No. 1, S3 13, Anaconda Comon wealth it Sou , Curtis-Wright General Electric General Motors Gt Nor Ry pfd Int Harvester Kennerott . Long-Bel I "A" . Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv N Y Central Northern Pacific Pac Gaa & El J C Penney Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck Southern Pacirie Standard Brands Studebaker Sunshine Mining Union Oil Calif 1J 8 Steel Warner Pictures . 4l . 4t' . M's 74 . 31 . 3.T . 49 . 30S . 43 . l'i . 47' . 32. GRAIN CHICAGO, July 33 AP Corn future were under prcaaure, .dropping around 4 rents at times today, but oats man aged to display a fairly steady under tone. There was a good trade in oats with previous short sellers tracing to the buying aide and giving the market support. Trading; developed In barley futures for the first time In aeveral days with price a few cent lower than last Sat urday's asking price. Cash markets again weakened under heavy receipts. Wheat was 3 to 3 cents a buihel lower, corn 3 to 4 cents and oats i to 1 cent. All cash wheat fell below the S3 00 level with No. 1 hard bringing 91 M. Com finished S'i-SSe lower. January St.47L. after both deliveries sank to the former CPA ceiling of H lt at one time. Oat closed -ltc higher. July 744c. and barley was down lv-llc, November $1.334. LIVESTOCK SOlTTH BAN ttlANCISCO. July M tAP-l'SOAi Salable cattle 1B00: calvei 2O0; market unevenly lower; few good ateer near steady at $1S.OO-A0; common medium ateer mcu-tly $14 00-16 00. hetf era fully 50 cents lower; three cars me-dtum-good f 17 50 sorted: numerous loads range cows $100 lower, largely $13'0 14 00; common -medium cowa weak with laM week's late 30 centa to $1 00 down turn: bulk $ 00-10 00; very little done on calves: undertone weak; package good 2t0 lb calves $ 1 50. Salable hogs 100, around tl 00 higher: medium-good IHO-JOU lbs. barrow and gtlts Ml 00; odd medium aows 917.00; common $13 00. Saltble aheep TOO. slow; undertone steady on choice Humbolt lambs; held up to S3O00: common-medium lambs weak; good awe M50 doyiu NATIONAL STOCKYARDS. III., July 33 AP I'SDAl-H.ii 3V; slow, early alee 170 lb, up fl 30 to tl 73 higher than average Fritlav: lighter weights extreme ly uneven, mostly ateady to SI (XI higher, with some bids tower on weights below 120 lbs.: aows about SI 00 hie her; early bulk good and choice IWO-JTu lbs. bar rows and gilts 131 00-50;. top $21.30; 100 160 lbs. SieOO-lHOO; some bids a -w as $17 00 on IrtMiO lb. pig; sows S1S.50. 19 00. largely S1&73; stags 916 00. Cattle. 5000: calves. ;uoo: opening slow on all classes: few deals generally about steady with Friday's do: 3 loads ood and choice yearling tpe ateer $22 50; a few good $20 00; medium around $16 00: medium to good cows $13 00; common and medium beef cows $10.00 14 00; tanner and cutters $7 .50 9 AO: good beef bulls quotable around S16 00: medium and good sausage bulls $13 00 14 50: waters $150 lower; choice $18 50: medium and good $14 00-17.23: nominal range slaughter steers $11 00-34 00: slaughter heifers $10 00 22 30; stocker and feeder steers $10 00-16 3a Sheep 530; receipts mostly trucked In spring Umhv around V500 already In; no early action. CHICAUO, July 33 i AP-tSA-Salable hogs 5 too, total 9000: maikel slow, generally $1 00-1 33 higher than Kruta on all weights including sows, good and sparing!; good and choice 310 .KW lha. choice 170 370 lbs. $20 00-20 30: lop $20 73 $19 73 30 30; few he.vy upward to 330 pounds down to $19 30. bulk good and choice sows $16 33-1673: with popular sow price $18 50; complete clearance. Salable cattle 14 .000, total 14 000; sal able calves 1000. total lotto: led steers and yearlings generally steady with last week's close; medium and good grades at $14.30 to $1900 In broader demand; eastern demand narrow, but large and small packers fairly active on strictly good and choice steers at $21 00 upward; top $25 35: heifers genet ally steady: choice 923 lb. offerings $2,100; all beef cows 33-30 cents lower, canner and cut ter cowa weak: bulls about steady; out side heavy beef bulls $16 00 datryhreda to $13 00; veal era about steadv at $19 30. mostly $1 00 down; stock cattle weak to 23 centa lower. Salable sheep 3000. tola! 6000; trade retarded by late arrival of large part of run. aeveral loads just being jarded: 360 head mixed medium to choice spring lambs 620.00; 30 head choice springers $20.73 to city butcher, bucks included at former price, the around steady but hardly a criterion as most other bids sharply lower; asking up to $20 50 for load lota well -finished spring lambs. EXONERATED Goldcnrod was accused false ly of causing hny fever because it bloomed at the height of the hay fever season, and now roses have been exonerated as the cause of rose fever. CARNIVAL By Dick Turner HMAID Minn, ftl.m.m .!!.. Ore. MHNDAT, i.lf tl. l". HaH BC.Ch.0C 1W(?oi!SH Tn BlG TOP V6Mll.KR nOLE.REP FOLLOWS rtr" T HP COMIN INHERE Y NOW TOKE IT Y THftNK 1 f.TWS BENO BUT I CW) EWUUN.Y M' WOTl ( HI'S PONE ONt BAVMY MPfcM WltC I Tft IkR.WMW 7 WAX? 1 EW.MAC'.THlSlGOOCmEiS HkS RUNN1N1 ) OFRCER.'. WHEN I VMOUtO I B6 THIH3 PkPTER W40TMER SOU STOP THM VIJl Ml mi I W PER VOUR. ytOlfREHEK WAUCK WTH STARTED INTO lIOlNWiTH EVER SINCE HF 8EEX IHfERNSU. WPlHO! VJT V "'"n; OWNPROTEC-X OFFICER!.. M HE-R00tAtW0WTOI0wJ AX MTXIS HERE.SOWEIHOVEO I r PERHAPS THE , TlONi sC-S- ' . AHYONEWftS THERE TIW.E 0' NKjHT . MINvOOTt W W SMIE rERSON JHILE WSH MM F0RKFEV4 CtrtS. THE WvWUTN. ' MR.ISHHM MAtlEU- WEREV iKEE IHVO l k HORRIBLE OKPtt. tV-V. IWS WSTfHEVVoJftVJ-VJWvU VCt) 'I-lTrtt Kit OUT DUMPUN". M THIS WSYTHIM6 Vdov SO TlOX, OPPl-! 6t, GOOD TO St VOKVt 0 I WTCHY- fi G( -l I WTCHVll & &fcftl?2ZL'!rT M-'S'. NO? STAY PUT, SHARP, DOC... f AN OPPORTJNITW TO OO ( CAN COUNT I AaOTTBjN rfQt'KTSS 0Cm i SOSH.WHEN OOP...M3UAND THOSE FEW I SOVE THinkinS ON A filTc ; ?r VS.w- t0 IN rraf i&SZL ume t- V hospital VJ ano ive got to wrong TV V- " ' i-, I T WANrs MS AS A PARTNER ' THANKS A LOT. KiPS Thats cvay, BUCX -"ANO SHE DOESNT EVEN KNOW ABOUT 1H6 SHOP YET Bur how cam VVET INVITE HE To TME GBANP OPENING WITHOUT MAKING HEft -'I f X 1 .3? ' E3 WeU. BECASUAL ABOUT IT. '-I'LL PRETEND I HAD AN AFTER-TMOUSHT.' ( YOO WANT "1 WE'RE TO TAKE ME . I PUTTW& r-ffiZK 1 1 BUT WHERE? JSORTCFM ' MtJik.i X AMATEUR , saassasHSesraEsyri r I taWC T IT WOULD JTK SHEPIPF TKSHSPS j I EfTBi WOS ) TK JUOGE IS BUT TK SOft THINGS 7 TM WtUJf Tvcol i'T?L PB? T HAVE PB7TECTE0s RIGHT! FEB HANGIff RKSHT? WE'RE VBd I CAN B6 ( TO LEdWE (T I HANGIffJ MEANT ( THEM ITS Trf j 'EM. TU. LAWABIDIW WON'T S WORSE THAM TO JUDGE I jif fK3 .2 'EM! k SHOOTIN'M SKONKS? I LAW! A JUOCE DUFPLE PEOPLE HERE! HANCS'EM! HANQK- ( OUFPEL- o col ks! 115 se fai Bammed! DEEP TONE COTTON PRINTS 39 c Yd. Stw your summer togs now, and reap tha compliments latarl Bright, deep tone cotton prints for sports, spectator sports and dress-up clothes. NO LIMIT AVAILABLE TUESDAY MORNING 10 A. M. BALCONY "Hul, your honor. Iliis in;in is not n iiuu k ! I lc jusl M'l-vnl in the iiriny mi Ioii ho lliinks lwi tiNpirinx run cure nnvlliin!" FUNNY BUSINESS com st wia iumt. k t m tic m ai an CLASSiriED RATES Una day I day run 9 day tint a nay run R itay run . Miinih run .M WHk run . .. ir word 4 liar wmil Mb M, par wind 1 1 a? is?r auiil l ie uai oid 10 par vvoitl r wuiti Atla ivt-atvad liy 1 tKl p. in will apar tifi iidiiii in Naw Ntw Today flra. two- NKAK IIIUII Hi'HUUti Mttdarn Iwu iMthuum hunt with plai-a and luinaca, with lurnlshsU riHim vutlaa un sains pmpvitj', a K. Jigaar With M. 1. JtUINBON 412 Main Phoita BUS Nights .H)T , 1U INHTIUH TION Aul" tjinlv ami foiuU r training, liu'linlliiM waldlnn, apiay pamliug aim matul wui. L.iuai Inm n. Una ut ilia must piuillaltla Luant'lica nf lifittaitdnus autu Imiuslry, tiflaiing citatu'va lur giud Job or yuur n n Uuslnsos. Lasiu in smi time Wilt fur k liKC (acts. Autu i rails Training, Uuk 3oU, taia lUtald-Nawa, 7 -4 UN l.AKCMIONT Mtularn Ihrst iHrUioum luiuta, furntshad. lias jtw-lt. UMtsiiiuut, Can usvaiup guud boat buslnaas. tta r. K Jiggar Mill M. 1, JOIINHON 411 Main I'hont 3113 Mi iu auiti . 1U rOM HAt.K UihhI palng lavatu and aiatlun. un main higUway tluva milts fiuin Klaiuain rails, aiuutiiiig t u. i oom living qua r 1st s, plus four-roum apailinant. Has itmi atiaa ul giounu. suitaltla fur a latgv mulal, UimhI ItlgU way fruntag. Invunta la appiualmalaly auioo pr munlh. Hava vunipmaui iir us la winch wuuld inciaas Inrntns. IsimkI baar (juuis. iim, appiuanuaiwiy 4.VNJ gals. mr muniii. i-ik sia.ixn iftmi. I'ltuna ikmv l a Vicnrgo is cliin liis own cojiI lie docsii'l like John L.' Lewis!' FUNERAL CECII.K MYKI.tt JOIINSOV Funeral sarvlces fur the late Ceclle Myrle Johnson who passed away In ; Salem, Ore., on Thursday, July ID. llMfl following an extended Ulncsa will la held In the First Baptist church, Hth at Washington on Tuesday, July 2.1. t-tfl at 3 p. m. with the Kev. Cecil C. Drown, officiating. Commitment services and Interment LlnkvlIIe cemetery. Friends are Invited. Arrangements are under the direction of tha Earl WhlUock Ku neral Home of this city. OBITUARY IN' A IENTON Ina Fenton. a resident of Merrill, Ore , for the last 20 years passed awav at the home of her daughter, east of Hatfield. Calif., on Sunday. July 21. 1H0 at 11:43 p. m. following a brief Illness. She was a native of Richmond, Ore., and at the time of her death waa aged (U years 1 month and 19 days. Surviving arc three daughters. Mrs. Ora Kllgor of Sandy, Ore.. Mrs. Armlne Young and Mrs. John Carka of Malln, Ore.: two ons, Marlon D. and W. R. Fenton of Merrill. Ore.: one slater. Mrs. Jennie Flny of Weed. Calif., and one brother, Bert Gilliam of Klnro. Ore.; atx grand children and two great grandchildren. The remains rest In the F.arl Whltlock Funeral Home. Pine at Sixth. Notice of funeral to ba announced at a later date. "Soy It With Flowers" Klamath Flower Shop jmCK-rh Who Made The World? Christ created men, annuls, archangels, the world and the universe. All were created by Him, says the Bible. And He is not only Creator but also Re deemer. For in the fullness of time, you see Him strip off His glory and step down out of Heaven to take human birth and grow up to manhood as the Son of Man. He gave sight to the blind and raised the dead back to life and by many a miracle, He proved Himself to be none other than Cod the Creator. But He was also Redeemer. Sinless, He took our sins and died under them to free us. Christ died for our sins, the Bible puts it. God saw the an guish in His heart, as He suf' fcred the pains of hell for us and God was satisfied. Jesus paid it all. So Christ did His part. He is God's love gift, offered up for us to clear us. Now our part. We are to believe that Christ paid the debt of- sin for us "I know Whom I have believed and am persuaded that He is able to keep that which I have committed unto Him." Apostle Paul. Settle it that He died for you and. cleared you. Draw your new life from Him and live in the Joy that Ho Is to raise you up to glory on Resur rection Morn. This space paid for by a Port land family. S. W. McClicsney Rd., Portland 1, Ore. VITAL STATISTICS nKF Born at Hillside hospital. Klamaih Falls, Ore. July 21. 1040. in Mr. and Mrs. James L. Reed, 21 in MatH ant), twins, m girl and a ttoy. Weights: girl, 12 pounds 4'a ounces, uo , 4 pounds 11 ounces. McCOKMICK - Horn at Hillside hos pital. Klamaih Falls. Or. July 21, ltll't. In Mr and Mrs, I.lovd McCoim.ok. JIU Hillside. girl. Weight: 7 pounds 1 ounres MICK A Born at Hlllsul hoioltsl. Klamath Falls. Ore . July 21, HUM. to Mr. and Mrs. George Mlrka. Malln, a boy, Welfht. g pounds 2 ounces. GLOSTF.lt Horn at Hillside hoipltsl. Klamath Falls, Ore. July 2U, lilt, to Mr and Mrs. Fldon Glosler, Allures, Calif , a boy. Weight; A pounds 2 ounces. Courthouse Records Marriage I. Irs ma WAnD-STILLWACJON. Clarnra Wll. lard Ward, 2.1, student. Native of Cali fornia. Resident of Eugene, Ore. Fern Moxlne Sllllwagnn. 27, clerk. Native of Colorado. Resident of Ban Gabriel, Calif. Complaint Fltsd Leloh M. Kvams vs. W It Fvans, suit for divorce. Charge., cruel and Inhuman treatment Couple married January 21. IU2:i. t Klamath Falls, Ore IMalntlff agrees for one minor child to remain In custody of defendant, asks property settlement and suit cmts. . E. Dris colT aitnrnry fnr plaintiff Phone SI 13 LEGAL NOTICE SUMMONS In the Justice Court of the District of I.lnkvtlle. for lha County of Klamath, State of Oregon, , JACK G. P.AE, Plaintiff, vs. ACIB GOOSEY. Defendant To Acle Gndsey: IN THE NAM Or THE STATE OK OREGON. GREETING: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you on or before the m day of Julv, lf4. and If you fall to so appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In the complaint to-wlt: Judgment for $H4 .W together with In terest thereon at tVi per annum from March 2.1, HMO, for all costs Incurred herein: and that anv attached property may be sold and the proceeds applied to aald Judgment. This summons la served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of lha llonornble J. A. Mahoney. Justice of lha Peace in the ahove-enlllled court, aald order being daled the 20th dav of June. 1040. and by publication thereof for four surcrsftlve weeks, the date of the first Insertion being July I, 1040, and tha last publication to ba July 22, 101(1. FRED O. SMALL. Attorney for Plalntlft finite 1. Melbaice Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon. July-t-B-lfl-22 Nn. 427 Don't Walk the Floor If Baby Cries All Night Whrn utiniiinK di riper raah mnkna baliy fretful, Hiirinklo on Mnxsnna, tho modi noted powdrrr. Knaa burn anil amnrt of minor akin irrHntion; Bonllio itch of aim- flo rnalioi, Ifrlp biihy and yon get ront ul alcflii. Van-iily fuvoritn for over HO yearn. Costs litllo. Aak for Moxaana. DR. M. C. CASSEL Chiropractic Physician 233 SO. 11th ST. PHONE 5609 BIKES FOR RENT 25c nr., $1.50 day Mak, Reservations For Sunday POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Phone 6520 222 S. 7th Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin t'llnoPOIIIST FOOT SPECIALIST foul Bursar? ina Orthopedlcl McATEE CLINIC 131 fl. 1th HI. Thona Sill GOOD visible pump and tank for sale, reasonable, ftla Kutnmeis l.an. 7 24 WANT TO BUY VHOOM t HFDItOOM IIOt'Hi;, IN TOWN Olt NKAIt llttH. CAhlt. HtritJKCT TU til At'PHAlHAU IMMEOIATK AVAtLAIIlLl l V .bbs,.V T1AL. Call noil McCAHI. Kri.w, ai 13 or jwat FOH iAIJC 4 room modern hum riotr furnav. full basement I'aiily lur ntsbd if desired alB Grant Hi. 1.1 FltHNIHHEU apartmvnt. 4JJ No. luth. after 1 p. m. T-JJ LAKKHHOItK ACMEAGK "" 12 fertll acies that will gruw almost any thing, PLUM new 2'lwdtoom hum. nvedlug a lllll work to compute. Nicely located un Lakeshofs) Unv. fisuu. Tsiuia. CMILCOTK KMITIi Tha llunr Agent" y Healturs 111 No. Ilh Phun 4Mt4 t ii SALEHMKN WANTED Esperienc run. Uctlng all types (imhI Ulrm Full, part tune. Car nscvssaty. (mmJ futut rontmlssiort, pro. v 11 products. Writ quallflcallout, I'astauray Corp. M. Louts. Mo. T JJ MAN with tractor wants work Will rent. Phone Xiao, after 1pm. ill No. vtli. 1x1 ' UtAHN PIIACTIC'AL Nl'MIINO INNritUC I ION H a trained practical nuns, Ug d mand. High wages, lain quickly at hum. Fin e a u a money urrupalton. High school nut neiasry, Writ for tre Infur malum, Way n skluxit ut Practical Nursttig. Dos Jo I J. car Hetald Naws. 7 J4 TOUT'S ALU MINt'M tHNlGATION HVNTEM Htrunger. rustproof and only ' as heavy as steel pip now used. Improved alumi num coupling design saves J, 4 of moving time, ju tl. lengtiui. when roupletl cr. b carried as AU fl. Ungths. Ailnually or seml-autninalle coup lings He local dealer, J. W. Kerns. 7J4 H. 9th. Plum 4107. 7 33 RANCH" HAND, long prlnrd with calti on rang and feed lot. dslfs position. Mleady workar. Contact Itonny llnntt. Writ Uok cars Herald-News. 724 jWlLL PAY thr months' rent In advance inr mi or iwo-iuriNiin nuus. ijruxi reference. Phon 7202 7 24 ""A tIC'TION SUNDAY, JULY 2. I P. M Furniture, tool, miscellaneous articles, Watch pKr for list ami location. LOL BWIUAItT 7 22 FON SALE 3 rm house and 3 3 arte tract, 43 Villa rtl. Clair, 4 mlls south east of Klamaih Falls, avallshle. water, lights, telephone. Only aLkfl. easy terms Owner. II A. Kllks, 4K Pearson llldg . Portland. 7 27 TWO WMKtL trailer for sal. 3SJ7 Alta- mont. 7 . jj " ON HILIJHOF" AVK ' Apartment house with two apartments. thr rooms furnished and four rooms unfurnished. Has lawn, shrubs and good Income. Sea F r Jiggar with M. I. JOIINHON 41a Main Nights :tmt 7-22 bUPLKX for aale. r.arh apartment five roonui ana bain. Two bedrtKims. Hard WimkI floors. Venetian bit mis through out. OH furnaces. Good Income. Im mediate occupancy. Dial 477a. 7 2J FOR SALE 20 tons clean alfalfa hay at sza ion ir taken from fltld IliU week. Vel Olllard, phone B7.T7. 7-24 ' FOH SALE G. E. O new 3-h p. single phase 14-ln. 0 Walt saw, still in crate. Will sell at cost. Ueurg fllebvu, Tule lake, Callf. aiixtlf roil KALE Jay Hawk Blacker with tractor attachment, almost new. C.trn !ehllnger, ption &M. 7-23 FOR SALE -1 j acre with well construct ed 3-room house, block from bus; rea- son able terms. 3242 Maryland. 7-27 EX -SERVICEMAN WANTS ID4ft. 1041 or 1042 Hulck. Pontiar, Oldsmoblle. or 1 Chevrolet, Will pay cash. Phone HVtfl. 7 24 CONFFX.-TIONARY AND LUNCH Illness forces sale, Main street I oca lion, earn Ing over 1300 monthly nel. AM equip ment Iing lease. Full price 921. nun. DON'S ftEALTY, Grants Pass, Oregon. 7 22 FOR SALE Approximately 2300 feeder turkeys. J. L. Wilson, III. 2, Box 413. Merlfnrd. Or. 7-27 CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK Now Is tha time to kill weeds and grass. Plowing, discing, seeding, cultivating, mowing hay and raking. Heautiful lawns hulll to your order. Will contract or by lha hour, Harley II, Franklin. 4144 Sum mers Lane. Phone SOftU or 70U7. 7-27 FOR SALE 22 fl. Elcar trailer house. equipped with Butane or gas stove. 30-lb. Icebox; sleeps four. 147s East Main. 7. 24 WANTED Check girl, Faahlnn Cleaner. Phone ft3i.i. 7 24 WANTED-Hmall truck. Phone fiimo. :t2nitf FOR " SALE -flon.noo ft. timber, fl miles from mill. Loggers address Box 4:13, Dorrls, Calif. 7-2rt REFINED middle-aged imiltiern woman desires permanent work In good home. Excellent cook and housekeeper, punne 4IHW. 7-24 CLOSE IN 19 acres, Irrigated, with modern twn bedroom house. Pressure pump and lawn. Half mile from two paved IWnh ways. Has alfalfa, oata and cluver. Can ba subdivided. Sea F K. Jiggar with M. L JOHNSON 412 Main Phona S1I3 Nights .Kr7A 7-22 WANTED TO BUY'.1037' or lonri' sedan. Call Sundays till 0 p. m,, 1(113 Oregon avenue. 7-24 GIRL for photo' finishing department. Rell Studio, next door Plna Tree Theatre. ail4llf FOh SALE FIVE-ROOM home, built abntil S years, In Mills Addition. Hardwood floors, fireplace, service porch, laundry trays, electric water healer, garage with con rrala driveway; lawn, trees, shrubs and garden. Price $7300, Terms, See Fred Cnfer RAnNHIHEL AGENCY 112 So. fith Phono 4tnn 7-24 FOR HALE APPROXIMATELY flvo aeraa With nlca two-bedroom home. Large living room with fireplace. Kitchen with all built Ins, service porch, two brooder houses, root house, barn with extra mot house, Lots of trees, ah rubs and lawn. Kino garden. Good Irrigation All fenced. ff7UU. ROLAND E. WRIGHT 1127 Main St. Phona Mn4 7-22 tn:WAnl) fr InfiitmalUm leading In recovery of an Indian nuitoivycl stolen front garage at 2UI Main HI, This Is a factory special hillt limb and rafing machine, color red, short furl lank, uu fioiil fender, and only a aboil hack una. If " "X In formation on Ibis machine please iimil at one In the city ur stale polu a. Motor No M :ivt. 1 Ft)M MALE 10 tola of level ground near the lake on J" J I Fionl St. Will sell or Hade for used rar. KLAMATH LIVESTOCK COMMISSION t il. will sell at Its regular aurllnrs Wednesday, July 24, 2MI head f i-alll. Ho lulling 73 eatllng sleeia and Italfeta and 40 cows and talves. You rerelta highest maikel prl.es for your cattle and hogs when sold at aucllotl. l'a miles south of Tower Theatre. Mid land It"-it I' Hug HW, Klam-ih Falls. I'lioue 3U74. T II FOR RALE One IVM) Chevrulel truck Willi new fl ply Urea. Oak rack bed. 1'iir .I73. Phona JUJii. alio Humadaie 7 24 FOH HALE Five-room hous with bath, glaasetl In fiout tMirvh. acieeited-in bai k porch. In the rear two room cabins, lucume 949 per month- 4vi Itioad HI 7 14 rott HALE Living room set Conrrvts miter, t. R ratlin Transmission grease gun. Call 21.17 Altemnut Drltr. 1 24 FOR MALE Home, anAiNi Modern two letlroom. plasleied: fin Mat e, basement, tiood liH'alUm, Phona 407 U fur appoint -mrtil. 7 34 WANTEII TO RENT 1 or 3 bedroom unlurnuhed hum, aJ4 East Main, or phone JI3. 7 2T FOR HALE Approaimalaly " 30 " Ions alfslfa hay Phon 3W43, 1 27 VETERAN wanla Ul model usd cat. I'hon 41711. 1 34 CA Mr II AH repaired qulelc service 'Hell Htudlo, nal door lu Pin Tre thsalr. 7 24 JUST RECEIVED. Eastman opr XX 43 film pack No limit Hell Studio, next itoor to Pin Tr Theatre 1 3.1 WILL TltAllE all white enamel oil rang Willi culls for electric stove. Call IMij 1 21 KAHpllEHIIir for sale Clinton Myer. Rt 3. Ho J17, 3' mile this siil or Keno 4 CUSTOM baling hay twin baler. Phone ;12I3, data. 7 33 Maallng Notlcta ALOHA CHAPTER. Easlerrt Star, me la Tueaday, Julv 21, al Masonic temple. 4lg Klamath Ave. at p. in. Visitors Welcome. ALPHA PHELPS, Worthy Matron, HANFOIlll HCLttY, Worthy Palroo I.O.O.F. No. 137 Every Ttirxduy 8 00 P.M. &lh siui Main Sta. M.T.S Klamaih Falls Aerie No 30M Mag'ilar meet log vry Tues day right. 1 41 p m. FOE hall. th and Walnut Visiting member cordially Invited. tr PEUCAN POST NO. UJ, Veterans of Foreign Wars, meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings in tha KC Hall, All meetings open at p. m. Visiting members welronie. 21U3lr 2 Lost nd round LOST It lark pslanl purs Finder pla I return paits. itntiflratlon. to Edna Dak in. Liberal ivwaid. Call M-VJ LOST Sis while-faced Herefords, Bftd ! lite . vlrinllv of Lone Pin School. D S. f Crawford. HI. I, Hoa eui-ll. 7 23 .LOST Tntrk lire, alia 32 . and rim, on I Drain 10. Reward. Clierli Duncan. 4 Gonaral Notlcag i itEOmiANirn church of L. 0i. 10 Servicei Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest SunitHry Method 3crvico At Once B. VV. Shepherd Phona 8D18 It -lino Duplicates Made Whllo You Wait o( Any Key E Y Rose Motor Co. . C 4th & Klamath - 627 RALPH'S "MOBILE" REFRIGERATION SERVICE i'OMri.t.TK m.rAm nmvu c Cnmm.rrl.l Atrlrullur.l . Ilmi... Itolft K,itlptit.rtl. Anywlt.r In Houlh.r. Urv.nn and Norlh.rn California. Ml flarv HI. Vtliran.OMiit . rh.. mi Klamaih ralla limn TUB WESTERN SPRAYING CO. Mpatflatlrln, wllh DDT Destroys insect pasts and guarantees Its work Eapcilcnrcd and Jtellabla Service Phona MM 7 32 LINOLEUM AND CARPET LAYING lltiv Binding Dralnboard Inalallallonl J. L. Calhoun .11 Klamaih Ava. Phon! Mnl r LOCAL MOVING AND CARTAGE Anything Anywhere in Oregon Anderson Motor Frelaht Ph. 7380 - 101 Klnmoth Ave. BRISK Local and Long Olalanca MOVING Eads Transfer & Storage Offlr and Warehoua. tM Market SU Phona 0371 I7MII WINDOW CLEANING Janitor Work House Cleaning A. H. COMBS PHONE 3230 4112-U SEPTTC TANKS CLEANED Tho Modern Way W, BAKER 11 Ph. 01)05 J VENETIAN BLIND SHOP Cleaning anrl Rcpnlrlng noi.ANU t. Korr. 0nn Phon. 0U0 11. N. 411 , nu.nl coNcnrrrl wonK DONI-Cfail Jlw. n Una Wordan Avp. , B-17 rul.l.r.n nilliHIirs Clam Joyar. h:i Mnrlln. I'liona aim. a-l. IIONIKIIY mending. Apartment 8, cornea1 Market and Klamath. 7-21 HHHT.CI.AHS" HIIOR ItFlPAIMNa, I'V J. (I. Kliiorl, 42:1 Ho. (Ilh. Ml PAINTINt), Interior and axlerlnr-kem. Inning. II. I. Ilrown Phono 422fl. A7II WATKINS PnOUUCTS - J. C. Marin. I'hnno Mia. i-as CURTAINS lnundered and ilretched. Phono ;i7i7. n-am Wr. PAY CASK rnr'iuerl gun, Tlrlni them In for anpralaal, Uall'a Hardware, Dan Main St. 10 Omn .