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Langell Valley
Tr will be a dance at tin Lan-
rill' Valley Community hall on May
1, lven by Ui Woman club. All
, proceeds will be given Ui Un cancer
luniL Bupper will be served at mid
night Willi iimxl music Everyone I
uiged Ui attend nud help Uils
eorUiy iiuh.
Mr. end Mn. la ft in Home mid
daughter of IJalry were Holiday din
ner lUdU of Mr. and Mr, Don
Knu.
Mr. and Mm. Julm Millar or
Ciiunta I'as M'ia llin week -end
wnh Mr. and Mia. Walter Hinlth
and faintly. Tlia Millers IIvihI In
Laimrll valley tor many year be
fore moving to UlauU Pass. They
aero on tlirlr way homo (mm a
nioiuh'a vacation In several Wml.
cut slates.
Mr. and Mr. Malcolm 1'eare of
Klamath Knlls visited l.aniirll val
ley friends Thursday.
Mr. and Mra. Clay Walker have
aold tlirlr ranch to L. M. f Intikit Hr.
Tlia Walkpra plan to mukn thrlr
hnnM 111 tlia llugue Rlvar valley.
Mr. and Mia. Inland I'ellegrow
and family were illnnrr guest of
Mra. Kill Ullnian on Tuesday eve
lllllB. Phyllis Lee of Honls spent the
woe -olid Willi liar mother, Mra.
Jim Itoada.
Mr. and Mm. Hill lliirnrll and
family were dinner guests at the
javltt home on Friday. Wes and
llrnry Dearborn ware also guest.
Mm. Iwl Itunilull and aon Irtt
Monday by plana to visit her par
niu and other relative and friend
In Heeltle.
Mra. Clrda Well returned to the
Imm of hrr parent", Mr. Mid Mra.
Own Pepple on Thursday alter
IM-ndlng two week In Hillside hos
piul receiving medlcul cair. Hhe la
much Improved.
lUinnle Mile la In Itlllilde hospi
tal recovering from a trine attack
of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mra. BUI Burnett and
rhllilren a pant tlie week-end at
Urania Pass VKltliHC his parenla
and other relative and frlenda.
Mra. Mary Dearborn of Doiianxa
spent aavaral daya with her aon
Mike and family.
Christine llrown spent Friday
afternoon with Cora Leevltt.
Tlier will be a benefit card party
at the parish hall on May 34. liven
by the Quild of Ht. namabaa rhurrh
In ralae funria to wlnt tlia church.
Bridie and pinochle will be played
and everyone la rorrtiellr Invited.
Mra. Oeorge Murrh and grand
aon. Jimmy Campbell of Chlco,
Calif., vlaltad laat week with her
autrr. Mrs. Homer Roberta and
family.
Mr. and Mn. Clay Walker apent
tha week-end at Oranta I'ana.
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Turn thoa no-lnngr-ued articles
Into cash now I Herald and News.
Want Ads art Inexpensive and bring
quick results,
Bly
The Illy ranger district has a new
Ion and a half flro truck and a new
pick-up with pump and lank unit
for fire fighting purposes.
fraud Hklnner, county 4-H club
iiKi'iit, iitlcnilcil Achievement Uuy ut
the Illy school on 1'rldny, May 111,
and pritM'iitPd the awards for com
pletion to tha children completing
their project. Also the scholarship
awards for tha prlr.es won at the
spring fair.
Robert Hunt of Klamath Palls
moved B37 head of yearling steers
Ui III Plshhole Ureek much lust
week. Part of these cattle will graze
on the Arkansas and Juniper moun
tain forest range, the rest will graze
In the upiier and middle Flshhole
meadows. Hunt bought the Owens
holding up Klshhole creek last fall.
Hurry Howard and Mr. Adams are
riding for Hunt this year.
nulla UeVnul and Merle Huntley
of Bouausa went through here Fri
day, May IS, en route to Clearhart
mountain with saddle horse and
hound dogs to see If they can locate
n cougar that was reixirted seen on
Demlug creek last week.
Mr. Hhsw of Klamath Falls looked
over the proHsed Whisky spring
nnd Denting creek timber sale area
May 10. This area will be put up
for bid by the forest service the
latter part of June. There la ap
proilmately It million feet of Um
ber to be cut In Un area.
Building Permits
In Portland Drop
PORTLAND. May 31 (!' Con
struction permit Issued In the city
for the flrsl four months of this year
dropped almost half In all cate
lorlra compared with the same U40
period.
Residential permit for 401 dwell
ings valued at 3,Ofll,o:iO were Issued,
compared with BIS for lo.saa.Mll last
year: 1 apartment permit for
11.1110,000 compared wllh 37 lor 1775.
710: nine commercial permit at
KU.OOO, compared with six at S14B,
ooo; and 141 quasi-public permits
for stores, warehouses and garages
at I3JI7.IU5. compared with 363 per
mits in the same category valued at
I,4.I3&. ,
RIVKR PILOT DIF.H
PORTLAND. May 31 lIV-Capt.
Fred A. Barton, a Columbia river
pilot who spent more than SO yearn
on the river, died last night at hi
home here.
A Portland native, he operated
boat for the Oregon-Western Rail
road and Navigation company be
fore becoming a pilot.
Midland
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MOTEl WASHINGTON
la a Fan Piatm to Sfovi
lrf tmmUl.i, attat4 a4
P; at in I g east lull
LAKE LAND
FLYING SERVICE
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
WISHES TO ASK
Do You Know:
that you can learn to fly for SM
In the new 1B47 t-eontrol Cr
coepc? Do You Know:
thai yea can be flown Into year
summer home or your favorite
fishing area by a 4-place am
phibious airplane?
Well You Can!
FOR INFORMATION
CALL SUt
CSF.KE DURANT OR FENNY
PAYNE
Davenport and Chair
In Rose Fries
Velour Prewar Daveno
- v A Real Bargain
Used Daveno and Davenport Set
Swing Rockers
j
Walnut Dinette Set
Cushioned Beat Two Host Chair (
Walnut China Closet
A Rich Piece of Furniture
Lamp and End Tables
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
With Attachment
Mattresses
BKAUTIFUL LAMPS, CHINA, GLASSWARE
Baby Crib In Good Condition, Cheap
Gasoline Range Ha Oven, I Burner
Kerosene Stove Three-burner
Army Officers' Tents . . . $25.00
Army Bedding Rolls .... $5.00
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
Sixth Street Exchange
6.18 Klamath Ave.
Phone 1160
la In the Market for GOOD, Ued furniture
The Home (economic club of Mid
land grange met May t with Mra.
Joe Mlluul, Chairman Mrs. Itoy
Huff presided, Mrs. H. Mllllxsn
received the award of the day and a
gift was presented to the hostess.
Refreshment were served on tray
to theso women and Mra. August
Andrleu, Mra, I,eoii Andrleu and
Nylvla, Mra. l.yl Hickman and
Carol, Mrs. Verlln Huff and 10,
Mis. Oeorge Andrleu and Mary, Mrs,
B. II. Derby, Mrs. Jess Walker, Mr.
Kmest Mllmil and sons Victor and
Charles, Mrs. John Mistier, Mrs.
Prcd Crapo, Mrs. Ie Hutton. The
nest meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Crapo on Tuesduy, June 3.
Midland grange met at the hall In
regular session May 7. Muster I.yle
Hickman was In the chair. Edna
Trevors, lecturer, took over the
meeting following the business and
presented a program In honor of
Mother's Uuy.
The hall was decorated with
basket and vase of spring flowers
and a corsage win presented to each
mother present. Mrs. Walter Polsum,
an honor member of the grunge and
oldest mother prosent, received a
gift. Mrs. George Flowers, youngest
mother, also received a gift.
The charter was draped In mem
ory of a brother granger, Ouy Muiid
llu. Mr. and Mr. August Andrleu were
elected alternate delegate to the
sim grange meeting at Bend for
June 3 and 0. v
BREAD SOLUTION
KANHAB CITY, May 31 IIP)
Members of the American Associa
tion of Cerent Chemist in conven
tion here learned that noon week
old bread may not worry the house
wife. '
Research Chemist H. If. Favor
and H. F. Johnson of East Nor
wulk, Conn., reported discovery of a
paste solution, known a polvox
ethylene, atomic, a fraction of an
ounce of which will keep bread
fresh fur wvon dnya.
Bhortnge of rnw materials for the
paste has prevented widespread us
so far.
wrasi.p a Nw, msmsia ini. ore. wnnNnsnar, May at, mi, r
er rs THE BIRD
NEW YORK, May 21 iJ-i Al
bert Flinbrl, Hotel Pennsylvania
employe, ha two "anyililiig-you-wanl"
meals coming to him.
They're his reward for catching a
pigeon that was loosed In Die hotel
lobby Saturday night. Flmbel used
popcorn, peanut and water to en
tice the elusive bird Into a cage
like trap yesterday.
15 TRACTORS
Big TD-la to small wheel
tractor.
TRUCKS
1 to 12 tons, ga and dleacl.
Trailer Shovel
Crane - Scropari
Diesel Power Units
Electric Plants
$500,000 STOCK
New end reconditioned unit.
PRICED RIGHT
You be the Judge.
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Ask for our big; sale list
Write, Wire or Phone
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f Includes:
R.ie Pulling wheel and
! .J Inspecting brake lln-
S. t ea Firestone scientific
j aC brake adJostmenL
T'A Drive In . . . It's Free
p with this ad!
u
Firestone
Store
6th and Pine
Old
or New
Fram Helps Your Car
RUN LONGER
WITHOUT REPAIRS
find out
"Urn's your Off fitter?"
If you hute to throw money away here's a SURE way to save
itl Whether your car is old or new you should check rhe oi7
filter regularlyt It's easv just drive in at your Fram dealer
and ask for a free Dipstick Test.
Then, If oil shows dirty, have him Install a Genuine Fram
Replacement Cartridge to get the most out of your present filter,
remove grit, carbon and sludge, keep oil physically, visually
clean and prevent unnecessary motor wear I (Remember, there's
a Fram cartridge made to fit almost every type of filter.)
Or, If your car Is not already filter-equipped, have your Fram
dealer install a complete Fram oil filter. Takes just a few minutes
the cost is small and the savings in longer, trouble-free engine
life are big I So play safe ... see your Fram dealer today I Fram
Corporation, Providence 16, R. I.
Cerfan heevy-dury ois( cfuo ro the cfeferjfenf additiva usee?, turn
dark in color almoat am soon a put into tha moror. Where such oi7
or uaecf, oartridaa ahoutd ba ohangad on tha advica of your aarvica
a tat ion or deafer.
Mai . 1 '
iyli un& motor ueaner
Cieatk ttc Oil tAat Cteatu fJU vkotori
INSTALL YOUR
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If -t I HOW!"
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A KLEER KLEEN
FLOOR FURNACE
Brings You:
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Adequate Heat Up to 1500
SCJ ft (Average t-Roora Home)
it Burns Low Cost Fuel
Easily Installed (No Neet-liry,
ic Immediate Installation
Prices Substantially
Lower Than Last Year
Our prices are the lowest consistent
with quality merchandise and expert
workmanship!
Payments As Low As
$799
PER
MONTH
WILL INSTALL A FULLY
AUTOMATIC KLEER KLEEN
FLOOR FURNACE
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NO MONEY DOWN
NO PAYMENTS THIS MONTH -
NO PAYMENTS NEXT MONTH
Liberal Allowance
On Your Old
OIL STOVE
EXP
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When it comes to installation, it's the experience that counts! Shown above is our installation crew:
Don Graham, Bill Graham, Henry Graham, end Paul Hanna, discussing the business end of an Iron
Fireman Stoker. These men have installed over 500 floor furnaces in the past 18 months ... mora
floor furnaces than any other crew in the area. Two men can install a floor furnace in one day, and
they clean up afterwards!
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801 Spring St.
BOB PORTER
Phone 7703