Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 31, 1946, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Texthilelake Of Expects Migrant Influx Farm Hands TULELAKE, July 31 Early registrations of white migrant workers here indicate decided ncreaae in Uie number that can e anticipated for the harvest leason, It wag announced Tucs lay by Clifford Woods, manager if the Tulelake Growers. There probably will be a SO per cent eut in the number of Mexican nationals to be brought into the irea. Farmers are rapidly approach ing the solution to the housing problem for transient labor that has hampered the handling of workers here in past years. Army barracks at former Camp Tulelake are being remodeled to be used this fall and beds; and stoves will be provided. Parti tions are being put in to accom modate family groups and for the first time a strictly modern camp can be maintained. Hot water will be available and there will be showers and strict sanitation program. The camp will be under charge of a manager and those using the quarters will pay a small weekly fee. The old camp site on the highway near here will be aban doned. Growers have been assessed $1 per acre on row crops and 10 cents per acre on all other crops to finance the housing program. The maximum wage rate for ; agricultural labor prior to the harvest season as set by the war : food administration remains the same this season as last, with general farm labor getting $1 I per hour when no housing or other prerequisites are furnished on $200 per month plus housing and other prerequisites exclu sive of board. Harvesters will gel 5 cents per half sacks of 60 pounds for pick ing potatoes; $1.25 per hour for all other potato harvest labor: $1.25 per hour for hay stackers and all other hay harvest labor $1 per hour; header tender for grain, $8 per day and board; jig ger and cartman, $9 per day and board; sack sewers, $10 per day and board: truck drivers, $10 per da and board: machine men combine or separator) operator, $12 per day and board: caterpil lar drivers (single combine) $9 per day and board; caterpillar drivers (two or more combines), $10 per day and board; bucking sacks, $10 per day and board. SIGNS Home Painting INTERIOR - IXTEUOa GRITMAN Sign k Painting rh.n. M . KUm.lk rll SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING - Bxytrt, Grrttl Work (All Mftkfs) BewMkfcU PrlcM Fr Estimate Sewing Machine Service Toar ta4tpt&tnt Draler tfea m nit Shan war Ptpti-Cola Company, Lmf Iilmd City, N. T. franchised Bottler: Klamath Falls PepsiCola Bottling Co. OREGON WOOLEN STORE. -YOUR RAINWEAR- Is Here I TIN COATS TIN PANTS RAINCOATS RAIN HATS OREGON WOOLEN STORE 800 Main Phon. 6873 C. E. "PETE" AND JUNE PETERSON Have Purchased the SAUNDER'S MARKET 4839 So. 6th Phone 3577 "The Store That Friendly Service Built" MEAT MARKET Operated by Herschel G. Berry "Quality Meat and Friendly Service QUALITY GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BEER AND SOFT DRINKS GAS AND OIL Daily Delivery Service OPEN 8 A. M. TO 9 P. M. WEEKDAYS IN STOCK AT Loggers & Contractors MACHINERY CO. 732 So. 6th Light Plants 10 KW full Automatic Light Plant 1500 Watt Full Automatic Light Plant 800 and 1500 Watt Manual Start Light Plant Le Tourneau Equipment . One CK-8 Angledozer One R8C Power Control Unit One R7C Power Control Unit "MONTGOMERY WARly Ox My m m Ipl WARDS NEW BOYS' DEPARTMENT With everything for boys 4 to 18! Here li the department you've asked for . . created to make shopping easier for you' We've assembled all the clothing boys need in one spot to save you steps, save you time! Why not make Words your headquarters for all Boytwear shopping? CASUAL COATS FOR SCHOOL! 798 The neat two-toned effect lit all-wool suede front all-wool tweed back and sleeved Team it with matching or contrasting slacks. Deep brown or blue. SLACKS FOR ANY OCCASION! SMOOTH SWEATERS AND ALL-WOOL Sitt 10-18 498 Sizes 10-78 17 ProcKcal with swearers for school . . smooth with a jacket for dress! Part-wool slacks that are smartly tailored, pleated and Cuffed. Blue or brown. So casually comfortable, these pullovers or two-toned coat sweaters at Wardsl We've a wide selection of colors and styles . . . coma see them todayl mwm 23 MAN-TAILORED SUITS FOR BOYS! 717 Smart diogonals . ; . neat checks in grown-up single-breasted styles for the young man of the fomilyl Let him choose his own suit in favorite blue or brown. "AT EASE" SUITS FOR JUNIORS! GROWN-UP CASUAL COATS Sixes 4-10 13M Sis.s 4-tO 593 Smooth combinations of covert and tweed . . fine enough to please the most debonair young gentlemanl Casual neckline for the "at ease" feelingl At Wardsl Al casual as Dad's smoking jacket, this neat, two-toned coot! Alt wool suede front with back and sleeves of oil-wool tweed. Fine for school or dress. Blue, brown. BRIGHT PLAID FLANNEL SHIRTS 21 Sizes IM8 1 BOYS' DENIM WORK PANTS Sizes 6-16 54 Smooth i i . practical ; i . warm what more could be asked of any shirt that's absolutely tops for school? Of combed cotton flannel in Scotch plaids. Of super-heavy 8 oz. denim that's made to take the hardest wearl Huge patch pockets . . . double stitched seams for extra strength. Sanforized less thanlftshrinkage. IPS JUNIOR SWEATERS ...SENIOR STYLES! 09 Sizes 4-10 r HERRINGBONE TWILL SLACKS S im 4-10 1 like Dad's . i . like the big boys' . . . two-toned or casual pullover styl. sweaters that any junior will lov. for school or playl Choose from browns or blues. 08 They fake equally well to turn- bllng and tubbing! Well-tailored slacks that have the gang's ap proval for play or for school! Have them In brown or blue. MAIN FLOOR fc. SHOP TODAY ON OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN. A dollar do"wU, plus regular monthly payments, will hold 'til October 15, any cold weather item your boy will be needing this winter. Atk one of the friendly Ward employees about the Plan ; ; ; todayl 9th and Pine Streets Store Hours Beginning August 1st 9:30-5:30 Phone 3 188 I