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Newspaper Page TextVVheatDumped In Umatilla PENDLETON. Aug. 1 P With about 40 per cent of this rear's crop harvested and. yields Indicating a bumper crop, some Umatilla county wheat was be ing dumped on the ground to day for lack of storage and freight cars. Growers estimate this year's crop may reach seven million bushels, a million more than earlier forecasts. Lighter lands are returning normal yields, a survey made here today indi cated, while heavy lands run 40 to 50 buscls per acre, com- fiarcd with a 10-ycar average of ess than 35 bushels. Although north and east por tions of the county still have Klamath Flower Shop $2 Benet. Member r.T.D. iriorlu ( Telegraph jfSjp-Li? ltll Mala rbene 41M We Grow Our Own I m iA. V FIGURED OUT "MGT.UDT SPitlW ), V FOR J I 1 vJl CCiWEU. V tl yf WEU. THE SHERIFF ""iBr OH. 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VESTERO-BUT THEY DIWfT GET G4 CT NOW- E HONEY? fT ,' .f ANY CHICKENS EITHER -OH -OH-LOOK E. f V V f ' ..ael, adequate storage, elsewhere about five stations have been forced to dump wheat on the ground because of a shortage of box cars. Of the cut to dale 750.000 bushels have been contracted at prices of $1.75-1.87 for No. 1 bulk delivered to the elevator. Forest Fires Doubled In Northwest Areos MISSOULA, Mont., Aug. 1 CT, More than twice the total number of fires have broken out in northwest forests this year than at a corresponding date in 1945. the U. S. forest service de clared yesterday. Fred Fite, regional fire fight ing dispatcher, said 427 fires have been reported this year in Montana. . northern Idaho and eastern Washington. Classified Ads Bring Results. AVAILABLE KLEENEX TISSUES Kleenex Tittuei in the Serr-A-Tiiiue box. 200 tingle iheeti, 100 2-ply tliiuei. SANETTES MENTHOLATED TISSUES 22CL Mentholated, sanitary kerchiefs. 250 single sheets, 125 2-ply tissues. DOX PROTEST GETTING TRIMMED HAMMOND, lnd Aug 1 (?') A "no haircut club" has been or ganized following the raising of prices for hair cuts to SI. "No baldies arc eligible," said Donald Murphy, vice president. "A man has to have somo hair to get into the club." He said any member who gets hair cut will be fined $5. FUNERAL C'.KOItt.K K. RMJOTT Funeral wnuti for the late George K. KUioU who passed away iu Sacra mento. Calif.. Tuesday, July 30. lilso following a brief Illness will be held In the Malm cemetery. Matin, Or., on Saturday, August 3. lt)46 at t M p. m. with the Rev. (iln Morton, pastor of the Community Presbyterian church of Matin, officiating. Commitment services and vault entombment following Ar range menu are under the dt rev lion of the Earl Whttloc- Funeral Home of thi city. Friend are invited. Courthouse Records Marriage Ureases ItONNINGEN-KUEIRA. Peter Ron ntngen. 33, parla manager. Native of Minnesota. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore. Helen Jean Kuelra. 31. Native of South .Dakota. Resident of Klamath Fall. Ore. RYSKK-G1UL1S Uoyd Herman Ryser, 38. bartender. Native of North Dakota. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore. Virginia Ruth GUI is. 1. cafe owner. Native of Missouri. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. ROSE-MATHERS. Sanford Rose 37. florist. Native of Oregon. Resident of Klamath Falls. Ore, Etta Denis Mathes, I Available Again!! 9:30 A. M. LIMIT 1 BOX TO MAIN fLOOK ST. designer Native ot Minnesota. Real. I dent of Klamath Falls, Ore. GUDKRIAN 1-eVA. Wesley Tharlea auderian. Jl. phi -ofc.apoei . INeilve ul Minnesota Heutci I ! m Ore Natella Mary belt LeVa. SI. office worker Na.-xo t: tV .tolling tun. dent of Klamath Falls, Ore. CemplalMa ft llrd Sarah Either! vs. Victor Kbbert. suit for dtvoive. Charge, cruel and in human treatment. Couple married October SO. ltH.V at Reno. Nrv. Plain tiff asks restoration of maiden name of Sarah Swift. Wilson S. Wilej, attorney for plaintiff. r.-ncrs A Redman va, Harry W. Red man, suit for divorce. Charge, ctuel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar I ried October S, HMO. at tecwlsion. Ida. j Plaintiff aska restoration of maiden name of Frances A, Kcttlcr Harry D. IUoivln, attomev for plaintiff. Anne Koblnette vs. Edg.tr lee Rob inette. suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment Couole mar- rted March Jl, litu. in state of rtevada. Ptatntilf raks restoration of maiden name of Anne Wenel. Fred O. Small, attorney for plaintiff. Ireres Ciranltd Jewell Howard Canttall vs. Rollin A. Canlrall. Grace Kathleen McCord vs. Owen Austin McCord. Edith Kirk v Edwin J Kirk. Jastloe Cerl James Monroe Smith, no license tag. Fine. (3 50. Buck C. Short, overload. Fine. 939. I'ABD OK THANHS We with to extend our , heartfelt thank, and appreciation for lit. artl of klndneas th. meMgc of sympathy and 1h many beautiful floral offering, durlni our recent bereavement, the lota of our mother. MRS. ORA K'l.CORE MRS. AKMI.NC YOUNG MRS. JOHN CACKA M. B. and W. R. KENTON A CUSTOMER . 13c box CARD Or THANKS Vi wish to extend our liomi fell tlumks and upprtfolntiuii for the acts of kindness, the meit shk's of sympHlhy und tlio muny beautiful f.orwl offering ilui-lnu our recent bereavement, the loss of our mother. Mrs. Ora Kiluoie Mrs. Armlnc Young .Mrs. John Cucka M. R. and V. H. FeuUm Market Quotations NKW YORK, Aiif I AP Strength waa tliUd by tmllvtdul Uvorttr hi Udtty s atm'lt nrkt but. whll th avr ! advanced hit tor th ' nth lialght mton, ntany lNd,n ai'tvd m Kil 4 ml i TVamfara wara 111 I ha I neighborhood of iwo.ootf ih4. Cloning auoUUont: Ainrtoti l an !ik'. Am Trl It Tl Anavonda 1 ' Commonwealth 8t Sou ' Cnrlli-Wrltfht - T' General Electric l.entral Motors Ml Gt Nor By pfd - M'l Ittt Harvaater - W Kenne'ott M Long-Hell "A" Montgomery Ward - - 71', Nah-Kelv N V Central S-Pi Northern PacKli - - i7 Pac l!u & El - - ' J C Penney . l ' Safeway Stores - ii1' Sean Koebuck .. - Studebaker 3.1 1 Standard Brandt - 4.- Southern Pacific til SuiuMne Mining Union Oil CalU n ' Union Pacific - VI S Steel tv Wanitr Pictures , POTATOES CHICAGO, Aug I iAP-1'SDAt-Potatoes: arrivals 71. on track UW. total V. S. ihlpmtnU IM. Supplies ll(ht: for Umi Whites, demand good, market firm and lisMly stroner; for Red Stock and Cobblers, demand rather slow, market slightly weaker; Wahlnlon Long Whites 3 25-3 30: Idaho Ung Whiles S3 25-3.45. Rhu Triumphs S3 H5 J tW. Hub. set Burbanks J 55-3 65; Colorado Cob blers S3 5U-1 75: Nenrasaa Meu wirmn S3 W: Oregon Bltsa Triumphs M 00 tall U. S. No. 1 qualltyi. GRAIN riltCAOO. Auf. 1 (APt An early up turn in corn future failed lo hold today oers latent commission Rouse set una developed when prices got up to around their former ur. ceilings. nrpiwn m continued dry weather stimulated the early buying, much of which represented short -cove ring Corn flnlsned i'ac lower, wenuery SI 42l-')- ran were lc lower lo '.c higher. Auguil 73'iC. and barley was jc higher. November 91 28 At Mlnne a polls wheat was 3'-5c lower. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Aug I fAP-CSDAi Salable cattle 3i0; Iwrely steady; idd head good steers 17 V) 18 00; load lot steers and heifers atwenl; full load mixed range cows offered: mid medium cows $12.00-13 00; common $1000-1100; canners and cutters weak S7.0O-9 00; cotnmon-good sausage bulls $10.00-13 00; salable calves 35. largely mixed 350-430 lbs. offering. - Salable hogs 50; bids steady, pros pective top $33 00; nothing scaled; odd good sow quoted $1100. Salable sheep 3tU0: choice spring lambs scarce, quoted $10 50-30 35; ewes 50 cents down: few good $5 00-50: must common S3.0O-4.00. culls down to $2 50. CHICAGO Aug 1 AP-USDA-Sal- able hogs 5500. lota I 13.500; barrows and gills moderately active, mostly i on higher: bulk good and choice 170-200 ha. S24.0O-24.W: loo Wi 3J Data sparing ly, new high; good and choice 3HO-:vuo Iba. $23 75-34.35: few around .'VMKtSO lh. $23.50-23.75; sows opened $1 on higher but closed slow with part of advsnce loot. around 50-75 cents higher; Duik good ana choice sows $22.00-22.50, choice light weights $22.75. SsJable cattle 5O00. tola! 5000: salable calves BOO. total 800; general market un der pressure: all grades lea steers ana yearlings baiely steady lo 35 cents lower, even strictly choice weighty steers re ly $11100-25 50 market: lop heifers $23 75; fleeted weak undertone; lop $37 0O; large beef cows steady lo 35 cents lower; fan ners and cutters steady; bulla 25-50 cents lower: and vealers weak to 50 centa off at $lli 50 down: slock cattle slow at $13.00-15.00 Si ibt sheeD 1500. total .two: trade retarded by higher asking prices; good nd choice native spring lamos neiu around $22.50. few early $22 00 bids steady with Wednesday's bull advance, early sales good and choice shorn slaughter ewes itcady at 37.50- LEGAL NOTICES NOT1CR TO C'BKDITOIIft Notice is hereby given that the undcr- 1 signed has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of John K rank I In Hueckel. Deceased, by the Circuit Court oi ine state nt Ore eon for Klamath County. and has qualified. All persons having I claims against said Ksiaie are noiniea to present the same to me with proper voucher at the office of Wm. Kuyken- dall. Pine Tree Building. Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six months from JUiy 1 18, 1049. CHARLES H, LAKMM, Administrator. I J. IB-25; A. 1-S-Nn. 4.1B CLASSIFIED RATES One day , pe word 4c 3 day run per word Bo 3 day run pcr word He per word Lie per word 14c 4 day run 5 day run Month run - .Der word 45c Week run . .. jer word 15c Ads received by 1:00 D. m. will appear I same afternoon In "New Today" column. NEW HERALD AND NEWS pllonej number, fllll New Today FOR SALE-f' acre wllh well constnict- ed 3-room house. One block irom mis 3242 Maryland. B-7 FOR SALE or trade, lft.'lfl Willys panel body: good rubber. Call 7R02. b-J FOR SALE- Conifer sawdust burner with thermostatic control. Phone iwaa or 1010 Hank St. 0-3 BABY BUGGY for Sale. $12.50. phone 4200. 8-3 FOR SALE-Walnut gateleg table and ; chairs: good condition: suitable lor living room. Will sell table separately. Also single bed and springs. Phone 8293. 8-1 ''AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE i SHIPMENT" I Stout's Aluminum Irrigation Systems Order at Once ! J. W. KEHN3 I 734 S. 8lh Phone 41fr7 8-1 NOTICE W!NK MAKERS!"' Improve your wine by using our Mountain-grown Zlnandcl, Carrlgnans and Muscats, also valley grapes. Scores of satisfied customers In Weed and McCloud past fifteen years. Quality guaranteed. L. C. OSBORNE 428 2nd Street Maryaville, California Phone 2043 or Evenings 1343W No obligation to you 9-1 COUPLE would like to rent 3-room apartment or house, furnished or part ly furnished: no children, pets, drink ing or parties. P. O. Box 412. 8-7 WILL "PAY 820 REWARD for Informa tion concerning apartment or house for rent, Two school children. Needed desperately. Permanent, Write Box 43117, care Herald-News. B-2 WANTED - 1035 standard Chevrolet transmission. Phone 71)70. 8-3 WANTED Used Junior bicycle In good condition, A. E. Munson, Bly, Phone 132. Bty. 8-10 LOST Man's brown wallet, belonging In A 1 rick Nyback. Ileward. Return lo Tlk-Tok Drive-In. 8-2 SCATTER THESE Z - NF.W GRAIN BAGS PEOPLES WAREHOUSE 8-1 BIKES FOR RENT 25c nr., $1.50 day Maka Reservations For Sunday POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Phona 5520 222 S. 7th NFW flHAIN MAO PkOPLKS WAIIKIIOUHl 81 WANTKI) Woman lo help with house work and caie td two chlldieit In farm hiune. Koom, boatU, wages, i'elvphtiue ItilW. S3 WANTKI) llv laily to do at home small bookkeeping aicounle, trnhng ui vetilorles. pa lull, invoice audit, gen eral offUe uoik of any l i mi; ti late and elflcienl; 11 yeaia eaper-lem-e Phone 7iJ0 S T FOR KAl.r 23 II. Klrar house Iraller; equipped wllh oil healer. 50 lb te iHtiv. butane or gasoline stove. l7i K Main. 4 S3 FOR HA1.R OiKtil freight elevator rhsap. Phone 3342 or call at U2T Jefferson. J FttR 8ALK Dry and given fir and pitta slab wood Pick up ul Lakeside Lum ber Co , Pelican I II). 7 75 per curd lllghle and Wiley, Phone 8075. I I WILL DO UIONINU in my home. Phone 7W5U. 8 3 TOR SALE '41 Chevrolet log truck; good ru biter. Job lo go with It that will make SH0 00 a day. See Rrnle al Outs lauding on old highway between Modoc Point and Agency. K. W. Clulf g a 4 10 00 REWARD tor new U4H gray Nash wheel and lire, lost. 1544 Lakevtew, 8 2 FOR HKNT 2 room' partly furnished house. Bob llarley. Wocus, HI, 3. IIoh 1050. 8 1 WANTKI) Rebliabl married man for farm woik. willing lu run small dairy, I.ihhI living (scuttles. Close In. Write lo Hok 4.114. care lleiald-News. I t FOR BALK Wood or coal circulating healer in very good condition. E A. Turner. Old Kvuo road and Lewis Lane. S-J FOR SALE Four-room' modern home. See It at No 3 Lytton St. 8-14 FOR SALE One acre of ground. 8 riHini modern house. Sullalde fur auto NEW GRAIN HAGS PEOPLES WAREHOUSE 1 "court. $t000 rash Joe Hellavance, Che mult: Ore . cate of Heaver Marsh. 110 FOR SALE New Hulls nd automatic string hay lialer. John McFall and Sons. Rt. 1, Hunanta, Ore. 8-18 MAN WANTKI) ror Hawleigh business , In city of Klamath Falls and l.ake county. Heal opportunity. We help you get started. Write Hawlelgh's, Dept. OHH 3OJ0, Oakland. Caltt. 81 FOR YOUR 1MMKDIATE SERVICE Painting. Keiutoiilng and paperhang Ing Call 7Hti7. 8 1 FOR SALE Vacsnl lot on Owens Si. arms froin Mills M-hool ; 00 ft. front age to Owens. 143'. ft. deep. Price $7M Inquire Oott Owens St. 8-3 WANTED TO BUY -Model A Ford. Ph 5430. S3 FOR SALE or Trade Taylorcrafl air plane for late model car. Ph. 7858 or 3U75. 8-1 NKW GRAIN HAGS PKOPLES WAREHOUSE l-l AUCTION Lm-aled at P C. Carlson Ranch, approx imately three miles east of Klamath Falls and north of Shasta school. s Look under "Miscellaneous for Sale" today for Hat and date P C. CAHLSON ESTATE COL. SWIGAHT. Auctioneer 8-1 FOR SALE Boy s new bicycle, never teen used, sllll In store. Al Coal. Ph. S3M.1 8-1 FOR RENT Potato cellar. Phone n, Jerry A hern, 13 FOR SALE Second hand store, building and stock. 03 N. Main. Ashland, Ore. 17 WANTED' TO BUY Four-room modern hmue or equity in same, Write to Charles' Anderson Baldwin. Klamath Falls 1-3 WANTED "Janitor." Metropolitan "Hotel S-3 FOR SALE Qlesel Ctetrae tractor with 9 ft. hdraulle bulldoier. F. B. Gro cery, Keno Highway. Sohrakoft Bros . Rl. 3 Box 391. 8-7 G HITMAN SIGN At PAINTINQCO -Interior and exterior painting. Phone 1WST7. Klainalh Falls. 8 31 JUST ItECEIVKD bathing suits and chil dren's pajamas. Vivians Apparel, ill N. 8th II NEW GRAIN BAGS PEOPLES WAREHOUSE II MAN or WOMAN To service and own a part-time vending route or new 5c legal automatic nut vending machine. Route Is now established and exclu sive for SO of the best spots here In Klamath Falls. A good Income on MOO Investment. Investigate now! Give Phone and address. Box 4342, rare Herald At News 8 3 FOR SAI.E 8-room houe and baih on I acre of Irrigated and drained land. Garage. Chicken home, all fenred Trees, shrubs and same garden. Partly furnished. 8 ft. electric refrigerator; elec. range and water heater, oil circulator. Price $5o5O00 see Duplex, two apartments, one now rent ed, completely furnished. This property lm-atrd I1, block from Main St. Price $0000.00. J. W. SANDERS. Realtor 131.1 Main St. Al lngmlre J. B. Jark Cashln Salesmen 8-t ALTAMONT ACREAGE Modern 2-bedroom home plus 3 acres of good ground. Including natural Dnd. Dining room, breakfast nook and utility porch. Large garage, 2 -stall barn, and nice shade trees. Two blocks from bus line. Possession In 13 days. A quick sale at $iifl.V). Terms. CM 11 -COTE at SMITH The Pioneer Agency Realtors 111 N, Ath Phone 454 Evenings rail 4187 or S700i l-l FOR SALE- Very good one- and two-acre tracts; near bus; wilt subdivide. Gonter Junes, Realtor. 408 Main. Ph. 7507. WANTED Single woman '"to" cook " for hay crew. Prrmanent Job; good wages. Wrllc Box 4001, care Herald It News. - 8-e NEW 'GRAIN BAGS PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WANTED-Couple to work on" ranch. Woman to cook for hay crew; good wages: no children. Write Box 4-VM, rare Herald At News. 8-8 Mooting Notices Klamath !.nlge No. 77, A F. At A M. will hold a special communication Friday, Ail gint 2, 11)4(1, at 7:30 p, m. Work In F.C. degree. All brethren Invited lo attend. TED n. 1IUGIIEY. Worshipful Master 8-2 Klamath Fails Aerie No 2090 Regular f Vj K meetlna every Tues 1 1 1 f day night, 7:45 p m. sV."' r u.E. nan. Din and Walnut. Visiting members cordially invited. tf PELICAN POST No. 13U3, Veterans of Foreign Wars, meets every 1st ind 3rd Thursday evenings In the KC Hall. All meetings oncn at 8 n. m, Visiting members welcome. SIOAtf KANSAS picnic to be held In Ashland Lllhin Park next Sunday, August 4lh. firing full baskets. 8-2 2 Lost and Found LOST-Brown zipper wallet. Contains valuable papers. Heward. W. H. Mc f.er, Uorrls, Calif. 8-S LOST- Brown billfold, containing money. Please phone u.lim. newnra. n-z 4 Gonerat Notices IT S" the Holllng Pin Do-Nut Shop tor real potato doughnuts, delirious enke doughnuts by the dozen, Doughnuts and coffee. Special orders Inken. Cor ner 4th nod Pine. Phone :i37H. -3 SA UN UK MS' MAI1KET, 40.10 So, Oth, hnve sold their misinens nnn wun 10 thank Ihelr friends and cuslomers for their patronage and wish them all good lurk. HUD AND ADELINE SAUNDEftA 10 Services Local and Long Distance MOVING Eads Transfer & Storage Office und Warehoui. 93 Market 3U , Phone 0271 man CIJIITAINS I.AIINDKnFO - Pickup and delivered. I'lmne 4079. 4obo'1T i IflA HS.RAI I) A NEWS, Ktsmslh Fills, Ore, 10 Services HERE'S READY CASH Money (or all your Summer Expenses und a Vacation, too! Loans from $50.00 to $500.00 Oil SALARY, FURNITURE AUTOMOBILE or LIVESTOCK COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 No. Dili SI. Phone 7711 Tom O'Dwyrr, Miir. JMIf REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL Al! Make Peril, Control and Equipment In Stock. Oregon Equipment Co. Phono 6617 127 So. 8th St S217U Plumbing Heating Service NEW Installation mid Itopuir Work WE HURRY Davis Plumbing & Heating Co. 337 Eust Main Phono K7B1 2116tf YOUR FURNITURE I Good Security for a QUICK CASH LOAN aimpl. C'rertll llequlreinflnla Ciimpl.le I'rlvarx No 1-Hliii.r 10-Mlnul. (ervlr. Klamath', Olde.l. Locally Owned Motor Investment Co. K. A. MOOIIC. Mir Mm (lit 114 N. Jlti Phone im Tail KEN D0RAN RHOADS Window Cleaners Establiahed 10H Fully Insured Floors Scrubbed and Waxed by Electric Machine Any Typo Wall Finish Can Be TJknncd Complete llou.se Cleaning Phone 01)11 . HBItf SKILLED FURNITURE Repair and lU'fliii.ihing Stan Park Phone 4315 or 7380 81 X Duplicates Marie While You Wait of Any Key V. Rose Motor Co. 4th St Klamath 6-27 Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Method Service At Once B. W. Shepherd Phone 8016 83-ino LOCAL MOVING . AND CARTAGE Anything Anywhere in Oregon Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7380 101 Klamath Ave. 805U Restaurant and Fountain Supplies Bought and Sold Hap David 2419 go. SIxUI I'hnin nan 8-ia mo. WELL DRILLING storey nnos. Merrill, Ore Phone K. F. 7H2A SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED The Modern Woy W. BAKER Ph. 8805 VENETIAN BLIND SHOP Cleaning and Repairing ROLAND C. KOKK Owner Phon. 230 11 N lh 111X111 DnrSHMAKiNfi. iir.MS t I t c n I N O BUTTONS AND I1UCKI.KH COVKRKD. Ailernllon, on new anil erlrt clolhlns. Mr., II M. Allrnder, 731 Main. Ilnoin 310. Phone 7X113. 7-:ilmb CONCItRTE WOIIK DONC-Call B1M. nr IBI2 Worden Ave. 8-17 puller ntiusiir.s Clem" Joyer. 14:u Martin. Phone 9(177. 8-10 PAINTING, Interlur and .aterlor" Keni- tonlns. tl. L llrown Phone 422A fl7tf WF, VACUUM CI. KAN. repnlr or aervlre any make of furnace, oil burner or atove, Chlmneya cleaned. Free In.pec. lion. HOLLAND IIEAT1NCI flPnVKT! PHONE 7009 1719 MAIN HT. SIS MONUMKNT., LETTP.nKI) IN TIIK CKMF.TEnY OnEUON fillANITK CO. , iSlnc. lim.1l 407S So. olh - I'lion. r,19 !0,nn CllhTAlNR laundered "".nd ' ilretchrd. Phone :I7I7 B 22m WATKINS PnODUCTS - J. C. Marin. 3242 Horn. Ave. Phone 11.1)2. n-24 PAINTING AND KEMTONINO. Phone B27B. B4 &ALINO Prompt ervlce'xperlenred operator. Avallnhle now. Phon. War. lick, cn Metropolitan Hotel. B-2 V?ATKINS ' PltOIUCT8J. C. Marin, 2242 Home Ave. Ph. B.1I2. B-29 WE PAY CAHH for uncil sun,."" hrlns them In for appralial. Uall'a Hardware, B2R Main HI, lo omh EI.F.CTIIOLIIX "lalra snd iervlM, li:ia Main, Phon. 11117. S-1S TRl RiRAT, Alg, I, 1141, tff t 10 S.rvlc.i Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wo cuii now do your work for Low Monthly Payinenti Patton 8 Overeem Plumbing & Heating Co. 1401 Esplanade v Phone 6630 4121 A COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE Cleaning Repairing Sales Installations CHIMNEYS STOVES FURNACES Tufts Furnace Co. Heating Specialists 2323 So. eth Phone 6399 (Nights. Holidays Ph. 3041 304U CEMENT WORK " DONE Sidewalks Driveways and IlaNnuii'iit LESTKIl HKimXSEN Phono 0011 Land Leveling RD7 Caterpillar and Operator with all neceuiury equipment for land leveling and planing. Day Ph 7723; ... Night Ph. 4347 31B0lf Septic Tanks Cleaned All contents hauled away Prompt Servlca Ed F. King Phone 3230 21U4U George's Cabinet and Fixit Shop Nothing ton large or too smsll Hirniuire ioois 164 E. Main Phone 7261 lOOBtf RALPH'S MOBILE REFRIGERATION SERVICI c:on.ttE artAia ssavin Commercial Atiteullural Hnu.e. hold equipment Anywrh.re In Southern Or.son and Norlhein California. Itei flare SI. rs.ne 1M1 Veteran. Ona.S Slaaulk rail. Slme LINOLEUM AND CARPET LAYING ttuf Blndlns D. Inboard InltallallSM J. L. Calhoun SIS Klainalh Ave. rhen. S I Ot'lt rCIALTV CLEANING & WAXING Polished with Kleetrie Machine Free EiUmates FLOORS & LINOLEUMS PEPPLE BROS. Phone 1i WINDOW CLEANING Homo and Commercial Phone 7678 Jesse Hubbard St Son 8S CAMr.rtA repair, of all kind, done al n.ll Studio, Mat door to Pine Tree Theatre Ml PAINTINO. CAlXIMININO. enamel work. City or country. Sall.factlon Suarantmd. rrank Jenke. PhoM 1770. naif DOOKKRCPINO, anortnand. Typlnl Klndrrd aubleeL. nfflr. mtehlnek KLAMATH UUBlNtSS COLXXOE. IU Pine Ph. 41M ixn ti PAINTINO Interior, evt.rlor. floor aand Ins and flitl.lttns. Ph. 30S1. AU H'trk siiarauteed. 411.111 ftKI'AIMH ftefrlierallon"water pump. 3U4 Shaat. way. Phon. S40 or W3J W7UII Dlir.HNMAKINO AND Al.Ttfl ATI0N -III.V) rrrmnnl. Phon S102. I S 13 H.slth PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT .HOME IKI Granite Ml. A. Maud, Oregon Phone luul i.uwena U, Curry, K. N. Superintendent !lf 14 H.lp WsnUd. Famal . - WANTED COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER and OFFICE GIRL Permanent Position Good Working Conditions LOMBARD MOTORS 83 WANTED Young Woman for general Office Position Must be good typist; book keeping, shorthand not '.sscnlinl Rogers Jewelry Co.' of Klamath Falls 834 Mnln fl-J WANTElC combination"" dlnner'snd fry conk, ril.h wa.ber, wallre.i, unattached middle. ased woman to car. for cablnt, neiom and board, sood waste. Phon. Cre.-Dal Lodsa, collect. 13IHHI WANTED Hanctl cook, sood wssm. Cjl 7014. 3 WANTED Woman to take car. ol younS aeml-lnvalld. Ideal poiltlon In horn, for elderly woman. Call st SIS Main. 40IUII WANTEDrnlewonian"to lakechars. fur tlepiirttnent. (iond poalllon for rlsht pemnn. 710 Main. 490011 WANTKI) Woman fur hnmawork by fits hour. Pleaa. phon. 0407. . 1-1 4 i 1