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BALCONY NO LIMIT j
BUSINESS
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S Mamorn riower anop . s.. I
Mill um U -asfi iUW';i S
City Bus Terminal
Discussed At Salem
SALEM, July 30 Repre
sentatives ol Oretfon Motor
Stages, which operates Salem's
local bus service, met last (unlit
with city couiiciimcn to discuss
the possibility of building a city
bus terminal.
The company said it would
make a survey of Salem's future
to determine if a bus terminal
is necessary.
Auditorium Proposed
As Salem Memorial
SALEM, July 30 Con
struction of a civic auditorium as
a memorial to Salem's war dead
will be discussed Thursday nichl
by representatives of 30 Salem
organizations.
Moderator at the meeting will
be R. S. Keene, former Wil
lamette football coach. State
til II.,. ., . i
Requests Considered
By Emergency Board
SALEM, July 30 uV) The
statu emernency board will meet
Wednesday to consider requests
for more than $200,000 for state
agencies.
The lamest request Is for
$57,000 for the University of Ore
gon Tuberculosis hospital.
Other requests include $30,000
for veterans vocational training,
$18,050 for operating the school
hot lunch program, $17,000 for
the state board of health, $38.-
7S0 for Doernbecher hospital in
Portland, and
$10,050 for the
out-patient clinic
of the same
Hospital.
I Sen. Douglas McKay, former
! Salem mayor who served In both
I world wars, will be the keynote
speaker.
It is likely that a Salem civic
; memorial auditorium assxicintion
will be o-pim'-ed to promote and
i finance the plan.
CARNIVAL
WML tW4 1Y Wt tlWVlCf. WK. T. M t0. V. fT Off. ' ,
"I think people LIKK it lillle exiiKonilion when you tell
a story! Don't yon just eot it up when I tall you
'DnrliiiK mid 'Precious' nml stulV?"
Vet Employment Said
Hindered In Efforts
SALEM. July 30 W The
veterans' employment service, a
coordinating agency of the U. S.
employment service, is hindered
by legal restrictions and lack of
operating facilities in its efforts
to find jobs for veterans, an In
vestigating committee of the 1
fnl HiMuirtmnnt nf veternns uf-
fairs said todny.
State Control Board
Considers Tax Levy
SALEM, July 30 U11 The
state board of control met todny
with the state tax commission to
approve the commission's tax
levy for the coming year.
At a second meeting today, the
board of control considered
routine matters affecting state
institutions.
Malin
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar T. Storlt
of Portland and grandson Peyton
have been visiting at the homes
of their daughters, Mrs. Frank
Paygr and Mrs. Edwin Petrasek.
Joan Freitag. six -year -old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Freitag, is suffering from a
broken collar-bone.
ine uuny nine j-lliutme ciuu
met last week at the home of
Mrs. Jerry Rajnus. First priie
went to Mrs. James Ottoman,
second to Mrs. Frank Victorin,
and traveling to Mrs. Emil To
fell. Guests present for the eve
ning were: Mrs. Bonnie Stephens,
Mrs. Byron Johnson, Mrs. James
Ottoman, Mrs. John James, Mrs.
Everett Jones, Mrs. Frank Vic
torin, Mrs. Emil Tofell.
Mrs. Bonnie Stephens left re
cently for Los Angeles. She ex
pects to be gone a month.
nonme Stephens is spending
the summer in Dallas with his
grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. street leu this
week for Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rajnus
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mayer and family. Jerry Ramus
and son Jerry, and Mervyn Wilde
spent several days at Diamond
lake last week.
Carol June Shankle recently
celebrated her birthday with a
party held at the home of Mrs.
Byron Johnson east of Malin.
Guests present for the occasion
were: Shirley Kay Johnson,
Jerry Lou Wilson, Emily Elzner,
Joanne Wilson, Today uoraon,
Joyce McDonald, Joe Victorin,
Donald and Bobby Coleman and
Bob Unruh.
The Eastern Star Social club
met Thursday, July 25, at the
home of Mrs. Jerry Rajnus for
an all-day meeting. A potluck
luncheon was enjoyed at noon.
Members present were Marion
Wilson, Gladys Halousck, Helen
Ottoman, Mary Victorin, Arlie
Mae Johnson, Grace Stevens.
Happy Hour Bridge club met
recently at the home of Mrs.
Byron Johnson. High prize went
to Mrs. George Retterath and
low to Mrs. Jesse Smith. Guests
present were Mrs. Orville Wood,
Mrs. Bonnie Stevens, Mrs. C. H.
Johnson, Mrs. William C. Dalton,
Mrs. Joe Jacob, Mrs. Jesse Smith
and Mrs. George Retterath,
Market
Quotations
NEW YORK, July 30 (API Slorki to
day operated on the recovery able for
the fifth straight aeaalon although lnt-k
of real vigor on the comeback provided
a cautionary Influence. Honda were
fi tea fly. Turnover wai In the neighbor
hood of 800,000 iharea, Hcleclerl aleela,
motor, rubber, rnlli and npecliil In mi pa
pu rihcd up fnictlon to a point or more
In the forenoon.
Cloning (juoUitlona:
Am Tel At Tel 17
Anncondn 'IOV4
Calif Piicklntt 41
Coinmrinwcjillh Si Sou 4,
General Electric 4fl
General Motor (HP
(il Nor Hv pfd Bfl'4
Int Harvester w (14
Kennrcott , .14
Long-Hell "A" 2H
Montgomery Ward 74 ''4
Naah-Kelv 20
N. Y Central '2Vk
Northern Pacific 27 '
J C Penney w A0
Safeway Ktorea m :i','4
Seara Hoe h tick 4a U
BIKES FOR RENT
25c nr., $1.50 day
Mak Reservations
For Sunday
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
Phona 6520 222 S. 7th
By Dick Turner
.S4,ulhvrti Pacific
Standard llrantU
SliiilrlwikFr
Suiiihlii Mining
I'nlflt Oil Cwllf
Dillon 1'acKlC
If M Slrl
Wdnifr l'tclur
4.1
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LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FHANCIMCO, July 30
lAI'-l'SUA'-- jMlatil rattle M; nirkl
ail iv. (ratty; two carlo da na lb. ttrt
lll(t), otia lot mvdluni tleer llloi).
11 00. uii medium 7iw n ru hur
nl3 3o.
hravy rnitt ruwi 3, W-H 110. twit rr
(mini fUW, viiiunuirt ruwi ligly
III) ik. U. 00. low nirilluin V1 oa -30. bulk
t-amtr-rultcr 97 AO IO itU; rutnmii-giMM
tiu bulla I10.1NM3 00; ulibl ralvv
mrttium UOOMOO.
. SaUblo hois SO. markvt ateattv; artlva
Knh 3iu-3M lb. harrow and gtlta UJ 00,
OUI1-K1MH1 KIWI ItBW
Julabla ihrp 2HOO lamb vtraity;
around 3 davks DU-B4 Ilia, llluu-13,
horn lamba I8 U down, abttut )
hfal thorn iwn mpdlum-gtHMl M 0U-
tt.uo, cotmnon M 00: yaak.
GRAIN
rarrfrd alradr So Iron tinaartnna
during miMt nf today a trading, but I ha
nrarhy daltvrrlva of oata war urtUar
prtMurt part of tha avaalon.
Corn dipped with oaU whan t radar
heard tiai tha UnttU Kingdom hat
attadrd ita demand fur ax porta fr
Auguat. Nearby oala war off aa much
aa two ccnta buahel bfor ranawad
buying demand aUrtad an upward
awing.
At tha rlnaa corn Was 1 'c hlghar
than yaatcnlay'a cloae. January tl ;tu.
IM U wara c hlghar to la lower, Auguat
72' jf. tlarlry waa unchanged to UC
lof af , Nuvvmbar 1.UV.
POTATOES '
Pota-
t tiwa: arrival, ta: on Irarli IU;
loUl
u. a ahipmanu um supiiaa tiuKi.rau
for weatrrn Long Wtillea, tlamand good,
market allghtly atrongrr for baal alorka;
fqr other varlatlaa, demand fair, markat
atradv for lieat Quality. California Lona
Whttea fciao: Waahlngton Long Whtlra
xiN..i.m; Ktano Illtaa Trlumpru MU,
Colorado nilaa Triumph, u no-.i 20. Coh-
hlera W)-2.73; Nrbraaka Hed Warbu,
n.to-3 ,all U. S. No. I quality. I
Courthouse Records
Camplalnl riled
Kathlatn Ida Tavanner V,. William
Maifinr. ravenner, autl for divorce.
Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment.
Couple married January 21. ItHd. at
Klamath Kalla. , Ore. Plaintiff aaka
reaturallon of maiden name of Kath
leen Ida Hchlotbaurer. TL. C Orlacoll,
attorney for plaintiff.
flerree firanleg
Neal Montague va. Uetty Jean Mon
tague. Jaillre Tearl
' rme. u w.
rioya Hoy ingranam, no clearance
lampa. Fine. SA 30.
vyijne crayton Lucor Jr . Inick of as-
aalve height, rine. 13 30.
Vivian Mao Dell, runnlne a atoo alan.
Fine. 3.SO.
Jraae llonert Flnley. no ooarator a
llcenve. Fine, S3.30.
Mllblirn Jalnri Armatrong. Improper
tall light. Fine. S3 3U.
WIlMam C. Tornrr, truck of axrcaalve
height, rina. 3 30.
VITAL STATISTICS
COMSTOCK Born at HllUlda hoapltal,
Klumaih Kalla. Ore., July ,K, 1040 to
Mr. and Mm, Kenneth Cornatork. 40A
Victory, a girl. Weight: 7 pounda 0
ouncra.
J1LACK - Horn at Hillside hoapltal,
Klamath Knlls, Ore., July ao, llMd to
Mr. and Mrs. Holwrt Black, Merrill, a
boy. Weight: 8 pounds.
UAHHON Born at Hlllalde hospital,
Klamath Falls, Ore., July M), Ili4(f to
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil tlarron, Merrill,
a girl. Wright: 0 pounds II ounrea.
AHI.FMAN Born at HllUlria hoapltal,
Kl&math rails, Ore., July 211, 1 1)40 to
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Alileman, route 1
box KHi, a boy. Weight; S pounda 12'a
ouncrs.
DOCA Born at Klamath Valley hoa
pltal. Klamath Tails. Ore.. July Kit. IU4d
to Mr. and Mr. Luclo Montex d'Oca,
jooa manxanua, a ooy. weigni. pounua
3 ounces.
BAILEY Born nt Klamath Valley
hoapltal. Klamath Falls, Ore.. July .W,
HM(i to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Halley.
4041 Arthur, a boy. Weight; 0 pounda
ii "j ounces.
IIOL1.INGKR Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Fa I la, Ore., July UA,
twin io mr, anu m ra. u.ne iioilinanr.
.SpruHoe Hlver, a girl. Weight: 0 pounds
1 t ounces.
JAMKS- Born nt Klamath Valley hoa.
pi In!. Klarnath Falls Ore., July 25, HMO
to Mr. and Mrs. L. O. James, lH4:i Etna,
n jKiy. We I g h t : 7 pounds I nunres.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICK OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICK IH MKHKHV OIVKN that I
hove filed my fln.i) account aa adrnln-iatrnlor-wltti-wlll-nnnexed
of tha estate
of J. A. IJKNSON also known as JOHN
ADOLPH HKNHON, deceased, and the
Judge of the Circuit Court of the State
or Oregon, for Klamath County, has
fixed len o'clock In the forenoon of
September .'Ird, liM'i, and the courtroom
of old court In the courthouse at Klnm
nth Fjillk, Oregon, as the time and place
when ond where any parson may present
iiny objection or exceptions to anything
Ihcroln contained, and at mild time find
pinto the court will finally settle sold
account,
I.OITIB I, Kin,
AdminlHlnitor-wlth-wlll-nnnexed
of Ilia F.sdile of J. A. I1KNHON
n't known as JOHN ADOLI'H
I1RNHON.
Jly no; A (1 I :i 20-27 No. 447.
CLASSIFIED RATES
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2 dny run ..-......per word Ho
.'I rhiy run ......ptr word Ho
4 diy run ......
or word l.io
......M.-oer word 14o
...-.per word 4flc
-ocr word ine
.i cjity run ,
Month run WM
Week run
Ails received hy
:00 p. m. will appear
snine afternoon In "New Today column,
NKW 1IKUALO AND NEWS phona
J All I jnsv-ysij-isif
Now Today
GARAGE for rent, close In. Inquire H2f
No. Uth St., after 0 p. m. H-3
KOK SALB 1(131 Fori. New motori In
good condition. Inquire Altamonl Auto
Court, O. IL HindU. 7 .11
FOH HALF. 14 fl. trailer" hoUie, :!W.
So. Oth. Coll at office, 7-J1
ihbai.d a nwi. m..n. r.tu. on, LJJ!LIv
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Ian Naw lab.. whM rllu Iihiu
Allamonl Aulu Lourl. O. H.
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TIIHKK IIKUHOOM houaa naar Hhaala ,
Vlaw Mi-hool, Dtta hall acta, rorner ll.
(til hlar. Urlrlo ratiaa ail With ttl .
placa. Uardeii and iMiilaa. I'rba 1
UIIXIU.
J. W. ft ANIlKim, n.allur
111 Malll HI
Al Lonnili. J. II ij.ikl Collin.
Salmnan 1 M
WANTKO Small nil rlrrillatlng hitlr.
t all MM allar J . In. t3al(
STIX'K SADDl.I. (In. cninllllon. '
lllrlin HI. . . 1,1
WANTKI) TO III'V. 'It la 'M yw u ,1
carl'hon. MM. I
Al.TAMONT ACIIKAIir
MiMlarn 1wii Ii,Iiihihi Itunia plua thraa
at'lva of tfiHHt sroiinil, liii'ltitllnf nalinal
K,IH, Dllllliu riHHil, Invakfaal limili anil
utility imtt'll. Lartfo HNias. Iwu-slall
barn, anil ill,., fliatl. trB. Twti lilin-ka
frnin Inia Una. l',waMtn In la daa. A
quirk aala at ann.Ml. Taritia
I'llll.l lUt A HMITIl
Tilt I'lmiaar Asant'y
llaallura
III N. nth rh.ma 4vi
iKtanlnga call 4INT or STINII JB
LIST VOI'll HOI'NK WITH I'M Wa hava
Imyara for two anil Dim Itailrimm
h6UM, furnlaliail nr unflllltlaliaU.
1. W bANDHIS, ll.ahi.r
1119 Main (I. Talanhuna Tut
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AUCTION
ATI IIDAY. AKUt'lT 1
I o l'l,M'k
l C CAIIIJIUN HANC'll
Walch paiar ftir Hat and hivallun.
IUU HWKIAIIT, Aucllunaar
f M
MAN WAN1-4 rOfttTION aa watchman.
HI ad) taorkar. I'hona 3UOJ. 0 1
WANT TO IH'Y TSUali lira. Phona 4T0
0 I
rOft AAl.f la-M Hoick aatlan. goo! cm
dlthm 73 I'm.
rOH HAI.K - Had (tavano and rhalr.
Krhlar, good ronditton. tVW ta: gotMl
elx trie Irtm. MOO. Imy's hlcjrrla. uO,
Call Wadnaaday, aut Waal Klamath
KQI'ITY In ona-badrwain houa. 9 as Nn.
Init 3
WANTED, aalatwnman to take rharga of
fur daiuirtmant. (Jotwl poaltloit for
right tton. 710 Main. 4MOIf
Tim HAI.K llavnlvtng itoola " Iota nf
Iheni. II, SO, m nr ju l.trh. rhalr harka
or naw taatharatla Infta, aatia kaaaa
and trlpoda; gas slovaa ami rli1illf,
hoi dog and rhlll alaamar karoaana
ranga with train burner, 91ft on; karo
sana haaiar for rottaga or trailer, round
tahlaa. at-alaa, alaclrlr hot eupa, hoi
walar tank, 0 gallon with alactrtc
Ida arm; lypawrllera, rvnt or aclll
mall caah rvglaiar. hand meat allrer;
dtahaa. ailvarwat-v, cot mi la r, bar and
hack (tars, ntritua. air Hap Uavld,
24IA Ho Bin, flume SX17.
LOHT Canvaa lea twigs. Reward, fall
47IW TM
WANTFI) Woman for houaaworli by tha
hour. I'laaae phona MoT. t
Wr.N. rt JO. aualifud for rl.rlral aurvar
for national organlialton. on part lima
haala. No tailing, ranveaalng or aollrtt
Ing. .t'arntjtitant Write, aiallng tark
ground. Bus 47SJ, car Haraid Nea
g J
WANTKD Man In work rpa I ring and
nnianmg rurnuura Klala agw. qua I If I .
ralluita and salary eaparlad. Wrlla '
Bo 47.10. car Harald-Nawa. I I ;
VKTKMAN wants Imrk driving Job In
city. 1404 Klamath. Hotun II. T JO
rtH HAI.K - IIMJ arkard 0 rylindar
I.V)1 Ktdoredn Ava. I'hona SaTf, 7 -JO
FOR HAI.K Oliver lo.fi. rut romhlna
with power allarhmanL John Uarra.
Malin. Ora g.
HAHfllKIUtlRA for oo erata
Also fraah agga. I'hona B7O0 I J
ATTHAC'TIVK houaakeaplng room, 21 A
Main. Fairfield Apartmanla. 4T73lf
FOH HAI.K
10 HP. JOMNHON Milhatrd molar, 0I3A
143 Nevada. I'hona SIM. 7-JO
WANTKD Ulrl. IS or over, lo help with
houaawork. Phona S5ol, after apm
T 30
CoH'niltfoldT" tt wean Lincoln"" Apia.,
downtown, containing paraunal papers
with Idantlflratlon paper. Return in
Hrratd Nawa 7 J0
WANT TO RKNT or hur 't or S room
houaa, furnlahad or linfurnlahed. Have
It ooo fur down payment. Phona Mw
II
MKN WANTKD Wa" will have openings
for three man by Hept 111. Praaant
emplnyea leaving for school. Theae ar
good, parmanent Johe, n pleaaa do
no apply unlraa you are Inlervsted
In ileadr . wnrh. Jo ha ran ha atartad
any lima, Klamath Fall Crvamerv.
7 31
FOH SALE Molor blka, practically new
34oa HvndarMin. after 0 p. m. 7-30
TWO ItrDltOOM mmlarn home and one
acre for sale. Ithln plaafer, cement
foundation. Call VH Kane 8t. I
FOK SALE Two-bedroom home, f1or
rurnare. garage. 0IHOO down Helling
for fciAoo. fly Friaa Hlore, Ht. 1,
loot. I.-.,
HPKClAL ratea ara'balng offered to
thnae who enroll In tha flral rlaaa al
the Klamath Beauty Hrhool Iarn tha
beauty profeaalon. Call 144 nr vlalt
the naw school at 1.13 No. nroad. 7-31
LOtT Mala Boston bulldog fleward
rarinc rerraca, Phona 7702. 7-31
FOR HAI.K IOOT Model A Inick. 01.13 as
la. 3.141 Altamonl Drive. 7-JQ
FOR HAI.K House trailer, ascellenl Con
dition. Butane oook stove, oil heater,
I730 Ailamnnl Trailer Court. I S
WANTKD Woman to lake rara of young
aeml-lnvalld. Ideal position In home
tor eiaeny woman, call at 010 Mali
4uJtf
NOTICE!
Due to illness we hava lo gn to lower
climate, so much to our regret we hava
old our furniture business. Wa want
to thank our many friends for their
patronage and to wish litem good luck
In every way.
PIIEWITTH rmiNITl'HK AND
APPLIANCES
2244 Ho (fth 7..T0
DRY JlNIPEH POHTH for "aale. Price
Xlc at yard, Delivered for 4oc. . 11.
Cox, Bona nra, Ora. fl-U
FOR HAI.K New la Jay electric out
board motor with new hatlery. Ideal
for car top boat. 090. See Tappan. at
Fire IS tat Ion. 7-;0
FOR HALE -Real antique nfa, recently
reflnlihed and Upholaterrd. Excellent
condition. 2HM Ho. Patterson. 7 -JO
FOR HAI.K -Used metal clarinet, Iri good
condition: old violin, good lone. Both
excellent atudenl'a Instrument!. Rea
sonahlly priced. Phone 7234. 8 1
FOB SALC-Electrle itov. 003 Martin.
7-30
TRADE good pickup for equity in late
model car. Will pay difference. Cull
7702, after 0 p. m. ti l
fOH SALE One only power lift cultiva
tor attachment for Far mall II or M
tractor. One only aweep rake for
horses. Both brand new. Cullcn Motor
A Imp. Co., 123 B. Hlverslde, Medford,
Ore. g-l
FOK HAI.K - Ranchwlth cabins, 1100
acres, eight cnbtns. 14-rooni houae,
27.000. Write llox U373, cara llernld-
News.
6-2
FOR SALE
Five-room stucco home with large fin
ished room upstairs. Full basement, fur
nace, garage In basement. Nice front
and back yard, lawn, shade and fruit
treea. (iood view of city and valley.
Can be handled for l!WM down payment.
Approximately a acre on South Sixth
street near Wlard street. (Iood home,
full concrete busrment. Automatic oil
piped furnace, Nice yard, shade and
fruit trees. Irlce tif.iou. Terms,
See Fred Cofer
I.AHNIIIHKL, AOKNCY
112 B. Dili I'hone 4inn
11-1
F'OR SALE or trade, :i0-room hotel, Urt
Mo. nth. u u
WANTKI) TO miV," used washing" ma
chine. Phone III II, Max Frye. H-l
nF.THItNKD veteran wants to rent fur
nished apartment nr amall house. Two
adults. Former Klamath boy. Per
manently employed. Phone 1(4(18,
81
FOR SALF, New Hampshire" lied hens,
about rendy to Iny. 140,1 Derby. 7 -ill
FOIt SALF Purebred Holsteln hull rnlf.
Ernest Mtlnnl, Mt. Box UltH, l'fl miles
cast of Midland Store. H I
WANTED TO ItKNT Modern unfur
nished house, Family with two girls.
200 Cook Ht. I'hone B422. B-l
FOR SALE -One Guernsey-Jersey family
cow, fi years old; extra good. 8fi7
Shasta Way. I'hone Mm, H I
FOR SALE
Four-room modern home In Stewart
Addition. Oarage, woodshed, fruit collar,
large chicken house, lawn, fruit and
shade trees. Price 022IH). Terms.
See Fred Cofer
BAHN1IIHKL AUENCV
112 B. 8th Phone 410!!
8-1
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unngattn aim,
run NAI.B
Two W(J ,,,,, ( , l(
"J lfffl comlmlor urd.
(fiiiitlmi Ol alwiva aawa. aaW
w l(h lu h u inotur. Stool itiltliig bar,
j ulling. ulhar aaw with 6 It i.
.....im . 11 Hull ml I In, bar, ona-liian
limiting ami bucking, aawa uaialatl bv
Wlscouslii 4 t ylliular air cooled engine
ill tv In a in kw, geneiator, balalued
haae niuunled In an aim lu wheel
liallei.
Due Hi kw Dleael elaclilo new light
plant, International I'D U engine Palmer
sell regulating geneiator, till act ditve.
Ii laaila foi coiitlilnatloiia of alamlaitl
vollagra, IH2iO up lo 440 Al' UO otla
I'M It Im uard ellliar aa alitgle pliaae or
.1 pltaaa unit, no automatic voltage legu
lalor ur tiaitalui mar lauulied.
One DiHlga 1IMU waapuns carrier, four
wheel ihive, ektellanl Coudllloit Willi
strong "A' fiaiue, iitotiitlad III flout,
wlitch-cali oparaled. Ideal for loading
amall lliiittei, 4u fl. to Mt tl. long uy
0 Inches to 14 Inchea In dlaiuelei,
He K O. Melfger, Klat lrli-lau,
Or Karl T Ciaiih, llmikkeeper,
W. iwl.lt. (ia
Or rati Mowlvh No. I lltruugh Mend,
Ore , exchange 0
1 Maallnfl Notlcti
I.O.O.F. No. 137
Every Turadny 8:00 P.M.
Dtli ami Miiln SU,
M.T.S
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lln, ever. luea. VI
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lot hall. Din and
Walnut Vlaiuiv
ntemlMrra auruiall
If
PKl.lt AN POHT No 1M4,
Veterana of Furalgn Wara,
nteeta every 1st and 0J
Thursday even lugs In tha
KC Hall. All meeting
open al 0 p m. Vlalllna
tiitintra wrlcnute 3lo3tf
Logt and Found
LOHT Btlndle and while Kngllah bull
a Kngllah V
I Uaideit. Pfi
dog. "Linda. ' from 22ol I
Mil llawaid
4 Gflncral Notice
OPEN"
FOK UUSINKSS
Pat's Barber Shop '
nkw location
Urt Nurth Uth 7-30
IT H the Rolling Pin Ita Nul Hhop for
real olatu doughnuta. dellrloua caka
doughituta by I ha d"'eu. Ihtughnuia
and roffee HMclal otilaia taken. C'"'
liar 4th and Pine Phone 111 0 3
8 Transportation
WANT transportation for 1T ear-old girt
to Kattaaa city. Hill altera aspen.
Phone lJM 7 31
10 Sarvlcat
HERE'S READY"
CASH
Money for all your
Summer Expenses and ,
a Vocation, too!
Loans from
$50.00 to $500.00
on
SALARY, FURNITURE
AUTOMOBILE
or LIVESTOCK
COMMERCIAL
FINANCE
CORP.
107 No. Oth St. Phone 7711
Tom O'Dwycr,
Mgr.
floatf
REFRIGERATION
SALES and SERVICE
DOMESTIC
and
COMMEHCIAL
Al! Makci
Porls, Controls and Equipment
in Stock.
Oregon Equipment Co.
I'hono 0017 127 So. 6th St.
2217tf
Plumbing Heating
Service
Nf?W
Insinuation and
Hcpuir Work
WE HURRY
Davis Plumbing
& Heating Co.
337 Eut Muln Phono 570 1
21 lOtf
"YOUR FURNITURE
Is Good Security for a
QUICK CASH LOAN
fllmiila Crrrtlt nequtremenls
C'omitlete I'rlvacy
Nn Co-Kllnrre
10-Mlnula Uervlra
Klamalh'a OMeat, lAtcnWy Owned
Motor Investment Co.
K.
M-27.1
114 N. 7th
A. MOOI1E, Mgr.
S 211
Phona 3:1211
KEN
D0RAN
RHOADS
Window Cleaners
Established 1024 Fully Insured
Floors Scrubhrcl and Waxed
by Electric Machine
Any Typo Wall Finish Can fit
Cltuncd
Complete llouso Cleaning
Phono 0011
14Q1U
SKILLED
FURNITURE
Rcpulr und Ilelinlshinu
Stan Park
Phono 4515 or 7300
WELL DRILLING
STOREY IlltOS.
Merrill. Ore.
Phone K. t, 7HJS
OilKHHMAKINd ANII Al.TKIt ATION -llini)
Krninonl. Phona f 1 1 fix a. I
WATKINH IMIUIlUf.TH - J. C." Marin
3243 Horn Avt. Phuno eaia, B-24
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