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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JAN. 17, 1941 PACE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I I MARKETS and FINANCIAL I Profit Taking nHTriArw .inn. 17 lP Profit - the board ot trade today with fairly heavy selling coming from com mission homes. Traders said the slump was a natural development after the persistent rise of Uie past two weeks carrying corn and outs to record highs. Wheat closed 3 to 4 cents lower. May 3.CS-lj. corn was lower, May $2.67H-1. oata were N-1'4 lower, May $137'-V and soy beans were 7 to 8 cenU lower, March H.33. Wheat I'P'n Hth ,'ow ll,'sr March 3.1lt May . Mi.i 3.05 W 3.(tt, 3.02V-W July 3.73 3 73 2.69', 3 69'.-', Sent. ' " 266'; l.M'i a-tWa 33S-3.62' Dec 3 62 2.62'j 3.59 ' 3 60-3.59 ' Stocks Slow On Market NB ? YORK, Jan. 17 (AV-Slight recovery symptoms persisted for se lected stocks In today's market al though many leaders remained moderately depressed. Mortgage Loans Business Property Homes Apartment Slock Ranches Long term, low Interest rate. Prompt Service, Prepayment privileges. No brokerage. Monthly payments. Including principal and Interest, as low as $6.06 per thousand. Howard Barnhisel Aatfeorlsod Broker for Pradoatlol tnoaronca Co. Ill So. Slk Phono 41M OHiWtTUBBS'.MOO HWENTf WET JMWI30 M1 EXPERIMENT WITH ONE OF TtE PRIMWES THaT SHOULD CLEfR AaPOUBrrVSTO'GOOD JO WHATICMlDOoosufta "'7 THAR 5 5HO0T!' AHEAO f HE GOT JOE ) f 1 T IT-" yAoz-ur cat I A7 "aS-sg- '"WtnZygF". s 'orS!riwtT!!SuvKi iTt ii i t of. l LOOK. OSCAB. THEBES NO J ITU. Bs SWLS V VsE-U- , v 1 aS " 1 &3& --ISI BEA.SON WHY -KM AND Atli ENOU6H TO MAkS Y HCW f IT' Br WELL, DOC I v I s HWoJfojrW, -O MOULPtfT CO RISHT CS WITH V CONTACT VTH ABOUT CAY 1 I 5 V6BEj I f CVAV ' '"1 oCJSo. I OLB. PROJECTICAN JON . WJVIATVE IT OOP V &r ME.' j I REA3V I BO5 ) W 6C00 N "a -TS VOU HXX. AsWAWfc , I L VM ATOMO VOVi VKWt I BtUti AM I A.T A tlMt I TOKOMt l.A.C,'r &OltO '. MS.rVifiM A SAV W 6 Ailriti T, Ufc M.H& VOA I ' .06t WVb VSVt NVi rX VWRlMt THAT W OACXiW. VOO 5llCiAOtO Aft t-J; 06AWtW. 1 VSISX 4(.Oi tHt SCAX rVt(S , I MtKiWOU C liurry upwe havc Sue never. f Mow donT T That , f TZBMEMBen, kids, Shes VOh.look fTftAT womam , Milda, M TO MEET VOUR. AUNT" I VISITED OS , GET THAT . DOES (Ti VERV OLO-FASHIONED I WHOS THAT IS YOUR. AUNT l "2 HESTER'S TRAIM IN TEKl MEFORE, DADDY WAY, HILDA I J. CANT GO EASY ON THE , SCRUMPTIOUS HESTER ' J I S S WINUTES VWHYSTAR.T SHE SAYS J EAT AMY I MODERM BEHAVIOR, j LOOKING ncJias.. TI "-V -V AOW? THIS f- MORE , - WOMAN 7 . j lb 1 TO -rrTtlii FAMILY BREAICFAST- 5W3 V ly' S7Z ) I yQWSM wb)sc lets get S I f I ! V 1 IVI'1- TJJ7 M A 1 ! J Wujri. M & kla iLk,,. ,, i. m. re (i. i. pt. on? maMmmmiM ' 'JZJ ( . $ Wifi.,s'i5F WEBHOULo" THE JAIL, 6H?Tr MWrTOtrTWOSrM t t THE POLCE HBWE HIM ) THE BEAST? BUT OF HW6 KNOWN.' W GOOD FOR HIM uoi i rc-r A EVE''' co 1 HE WON'T C6T I ; V mSJOECHRICTMASl HE'D I COURSE) HE NEEDED - - -gk , IrllSl e I FREE I WWY FI50M tif J ENT"" j Slows Grains taking knocked all grains lower on Dealings were negligible from the start. Steam evaporated from the carriers as a rail strike threatened. Another round of wage demands in the automobile field restrained Is sues In this group. Fractional vari ations either way ruled near the close. Transfers for the two hours were in the vicinity of 350.000 shares. Hopes for a technical rebound aft er the recent downdrlft Inspired some professional short covering and other buying, but this was no tably timid. Brokerage customers again held aloof because of skep ticism regarding business, taxes and foreign affairs. Thoughts of possible congressional moves for certain price controls and rationing pro vided a chilling influence on specu lative and Investment sentiment. Al Chem & Dye 187-1, American Can j. 79 Am Pow & Lt ...... 7i I Am Tel Tel 151 TRICYCLES WAGONS BABY WALKERS POOLE'S Bicycles A Sporting Goods 223 So. 7th tAR.TUBBS WILL OCCUPV THE LATE DR. rDDrM,S' ROOM-3WAMO...ANDI VIMtT MO MOMKEt 8U6WE5S THIS TIME! Anaconda ., 33 Atchison .'. 3S lit-ndlx Aviation 29 Beth Steel 100 'i Hoeing Airplane 28 Canadian Pacific 11s Case J I 43 ' Chrysler 60 Comwlth Cou U Consol Edison 23 ' Cons Vultee 15 Crown Zellerbuck 31 Curtis Wright B' Douglas All-craft M'i Du Pont IV Nem 160". General Elect ris S' General Foods 37 't General Motors 66 Goodyear Tire 43 at Northern Pfd 39 Itvt Harvester M'i tnt Paper Pfd 50'. Johns Mimvtlle 39 'a Kennecott 47 j Long Bell "A" 24 l Montgomery Ward 51 ' Nash Kelvinator 17 Nat Dairy 25-S NY Central 14' North Am Co lfi'i Northern Pacific 19-Si Pac Am Fish 15 'I Pac Gas ,fc Elcc 35T Pan American 9'j Penney J C 40 Radio Corp 8"i R.iyouler 28 Rayonier Pfd 33 i Reynolds Metals 22 ' Richfield WH Safewav Stores 20 i Sears Roebuck 35 li Southern Pacific 47S Standard Brands 27 'a Standard Oil Cal 59'. Studebaker Corp 20, Sunshine Mining 103i Union Oil Cal 24 S United Airlines .". 17 United Aircraft 26' I U S Steel 75 'j Warner Bros Pic 12 Westing Elcc 28 H Woolworth 46 Hemlock trees were sometimes al most eliminated from early Ameri- can forests when bark was removed from them tor the tanning Industry I iLr--) mi WHERE'S (S TMlf. Sol t?Av' Jlk t-J ii KJ.nrioth Satin Potato Shipments (In Carload.,) 1947-8 11140-1 January 14 40 13 Month to Dale 4:18 419 Season to Date 4M8 8473 CHICAGO, Jan. 16 (AP-USDAi Potatoes, total V. S. shipments 813; arrivals 93, on track 232; supplies moderate; demand light; market about steady; Idaho Russet llur banks U. S. No. 1 6 15-5.30; Mln- nesota-Norih Dakota Red River Valley Bliss Triumphs 3 95-3.50, Cobblers 2.70-2.75. Pontine 3.35; Nebraska Bliss Truimulis 4.50. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Jan. 17 (AP-USDAi Salable hogs 500. tolal 6500 (esti mated i: compared week ago; bar rows and gilts 2J-75 lower, least de dine on weights under 310 lbs; sows around steady. Salable cattle 500 (estimated! ; compared week ago: high-good and choice steers and yearlings closed 2.00-3.00 lower. Ill Instances 4 00 off on low to average-choice 1300-1600 lb. bullocks: common to low-good grades, however, strong to 500 high er; common and medium hellers also strong to 50 hliiher but good and choice grades closed 100-3.00 lower; cows 50 to 1.00 higher; bulls strong; venters 2 00 lower: high-choice weighty steers lopped at 40.50; top heifers 36.00: common to low-good steers 22 00-36.50. com parable heifers 20 00 - 25.00: but high - good and choice steers and yearlings closed at 30 00-36.25. most good and choice heifers closed at 26.50-31.00; cutter cows finished at 17.00. mostly 16.50 down; good weighty young beef cows to 25.50: bulk beef cows 17.50-22.50; heavy sausage bulls 22.50 down; vealcrs 32.00 down, with culls and common 17.00-21.00; stock cattle strong to 50 higher at 22 50-26.50. with meaty and fleshy good to choice light feeders at 27.00-28 50. Salable sheep 200 (estimated! ; BOT '6 OT VOW VtSrtftPS M'iXVO'b A WhUt THAT'S WHAT WE'D LIKE TO KMOW, EftST1! WE WERE TO MEET HIM HERE &GES MO! BUT HE HASN'T RETURNED psou AMSWER.- M GCHWRTMtE I Afc Vll I TO oo ? rail r b. s iff. u compared week ago: laughter lambs and ewes 50-1.00 higher; yearlings very scarce; good unit choice fed , wooled lambs lot) lb. down 29.00-36.00: medium and good woolsklns 33.00-35.00, eommon 16 00 30.00; good and choice 02-101 lb. fed clipped lambs fall shorn pells 35.50 - 30.00; common to choice slaughter ewes 10.00-13.00. Vet's Mail Bag Ao t oorvU'O to votorona In llio com munity, thlo ttovipottr will pntillili on mvotloiiNl coluntn of nowi brl(B (tMiti llto volorono oilntliitatrotlun. kor I'tulltor lolorniollott, votorona ihoold eoltlnet or wrlto tholr nooieol VA rontoel oKlvo at Klamath ralli. VA KXTKXDN INSl'HANCK HKl.NS'l'A'l'KMKNT llllAlll.INK World War II veterans now have the privilege of reinstating lapsed National Service Life Insiiiance without a physical examination un til July 31, 1048, the veterans ad ministration has announced. All term policies may be reinstat ed uton payment of two months' premiums with a signed statement to the effect that the veteran la 111 as good health as at the time ot laiwe. During the month of December 4329 Pacific Northwest veterans re instated Insurance with a face value of (31.561,500. In the past 11 months 53.019 policies have been reinstated for a total of )363,166.000. 0 o MANY VKTRIMNS IN MKNTAL HOSPITALS ' Nearly 40 per cent of the Pacific Northwest veterans remaining In veterans administration hospitals at the end of November were being treated for mental disorders, the VA has revealed. The veterans administration operates two neuroivsyehlalrlc hos pitals in this area, located at Amer ican I-nke. Wash., and Roscburg, Ore. There are 1418 veterans being cared for at these two Institutions. Seventeen hundred additional veterans, at the end of November were patients In five other special and general VA hospitals In the Northwest, while 681 were being cared for In other government or private hospitals under contract to the VA. Nearly all veterans are eligible to receive care and treatment In VA hospitals, but because of the pres. ent shortage of beds, those whose disabilities were caused or aggra vated by service with the armed forces are given preference. A veteran whose disability Ls not service-connected Is given care and treatment In a VA hosnltal when a bed Is available and when he can not afford treatment at his own ex pense in a private hasplial. tjrKSTION OK Till! WFHK i Q. Will the VA pay tuition for a veteran to attend school while he Is taking on-the-job training under the CU bill? A. Yes, veterans administration will pay for such schooling If his course of study Is related to the vocation for which he Is In train ing, or If the school course ls pre scribed and recommended as a part of his Job-tralntng. The people of the United States, with nearly three-fifths of the world's telephones, made more than 42 billion telephone calls In 1946. GOODMAN Born at KUmath Valley hnapital, Klamath Fall, Or., January 17. 19-ifl, to Mr. and Mn. Ulyt Gowjman. Dorm. Calif, a boy. Welftit: 7 pounds 12 otincei. Dli'POI.D Born at Klamath Valley hmpltal Klamath ralli. Ore, January in. ltKfl, to Mr. and Mn, I.loyd Dippold. ilXt Commercial, a boy. Weight: 7 pound ouncei. TATE Horn M Klamath Vaiiv hwipl tal, Klamath Kalis, Ore.. January 10, I04R, to Mr. and Mm. Roy O. Tate, homoja housing, a girl. Weight: 7 pound 14'v ounce. OBITUARY ItlMITRIOH 10 A NIK HltOC III Dim. trio loan I Ilrochla, Infant ann of Mr. and Mn. John D. Drochli of thli city, pjuird away -on Saturday, January 17. 194ft, at .103 a. m. He wn a native of Klamath Fall, Ore., and panned away at birth. Surviving becldei hu parrnU are the grandpa rents. Jimn Brocnit and Mn. Catherine Frankakl, both of Greece. The remains of little Dlmltrloa Irani will rest In the pink room of the Farl Whltlock runeral home. Pine at 6th, where friends may rail after 1 p. m. .Sunday. Notice of funeral to he announrrd Monday. CLASSIFIED RATES One day . per word 4c 2- day run 3- day run per word He per work He 4-day run Week run per worn 13c per word 1 .1c per word 4.V Month run Ada received by 1 p m. will appear inmi anernoon in ivew many roiumn Now Today FOR RKIVT, sleeping room. 4111 N. JOtn. AM'AMONTT Over an acre of good toil, lots of outbuildings, furnished house. I4S00. WALNUT: Lot near post office, ItflMW. WOCUS: Modern 2-bedroom home, l-ota of outbuildings, Acre. 400u, good terms, DAIRY: 12 acres, 5-room modern. 7KHI. GARAGF, fully equipped. Modern five room furnished home. JOHN C. ARGETSINGRR, UK ALTO Ft 1111 Walnut Phone or HUB STABLE " INVESTMKNT PHOl'KliTY 3-hedroom residence, Ideal for home and small business, located on Hhuita Way, nicely landscaped, all under Irrigation, can be used an duplex or home and small business. Call at 4(r,o Shasta Way. FOR RENT,' aleeplng Voom. Lady wllh' child or without. Kitchen privilege. Call 772.T THK BKBT tJ8KDCAfi"inlhemarkei Is a '.'17 4 -door sedan. In perfect ahape. Excellent motor, good tires. Radio, heater, tow chain, new toola, nntl frceze, '48 plates. It'a a hnrgtiln for tK.i cash. See Debenham at Klamath niilinrdrj or Crater Hotel. fHJE"TOnXNEfiSmust aelTlminnrr ately 2 acres, II-room house, garage, woodshed, hullt-ln cooler, chlrken coop, 2 small barm. Across from Midland Grange. FOR RtfNT, large fronf room win beiK aul table for two gentlemen. Ascot Hotel. bHivft-rtrrciiW.rrffuop porpian; cut flowers, coraages, pottery. Flower . by wire. We deliver. Open Sundays, 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. 3014 8. 6th. Phone fl.in.1 and imo. HOUSEKEEPING room for rent, cloai In. Phone 3A42 after 4 p.m. FLOWER SHOP 4 IUMAIN motll Ml rI44? mihifeui.iuM.if New Today 1-ltKIHIOOM ftunUhea lioiue (oi trnt. Ihtwi.ltivvu location. w& per intntlh. I'ht.nc n.i.'U. i'0 (HUNT, I betuooiti uitlui (ilshetl luntse. Can bo cu nt I1U MUklvoit. Kir InfoitniiHiin, Caltloiuia Ave, I'luine Tiuitil. VAN'l'Kl, sli'iitim Bidipr " fur ttruri al of (tin wovk Must lie able tn take thr ift I Inn. MiulDO 1'itlnl IMutiliig Mill. I'll. .no 77;i,1 Mux 4H4. KUutMlh Kails. KOH SAl.K 3 lunliiHiin honiF. ginnnr. on one ni'ie of evi'vllritl oli, mi but line. Mud- erulcly pi h'ed. 4-loom lunne, gHittgc, ulhui' utittnilUHngs, acre gi'uiul, near hu mi urns Lane. 11 (UK) divit will hnnille. See WUdei ninth. With AUTIU'lt 11 KIM'KMSON, ItKAI IUM 710 Muln I'hiuie 4JI tevnitlngR 1HI40I WEYKItllAKt'SKlt KI'Kt'lAI. A-ruoit) lunmo with bnlh, II tiptliooius, tmiilrrn In every irtppt't. l'oinjitoi. Wftikn. II700 down. i.U 'ja a imintM pay nipiils. Ktill inm'hrtHP pi Ire .Mi HI, Hun t witU (nit long, 'I'hts luiv won't ImI, .-mil-atile for man that Is einploj ctl by e eihnruipr Spp 1C Wlllnrd t'etlarlrnf, Mnt k II Jultiivon. SnlttRiiien lor WKMl.KY M SIIAHI'l.K.S. MKALTOM 1 1 S 1 Ih riiune .iwif ROOM (or working girl, &:t:i N. till). Phone 7I7W KOIt SAl.K. bpl up ':. Chcvrolei. tOAO. rt!4 l)lvllin VOIt SAl.K. 11)4(1 Dp Soto brougham piImii. low imli'tiBP. pxi-pptiiMittlh gtmd o-'ttililioii, 'Jim jo til livey Ht STENOGMAIMIKH wnulpd for part-time work Cull Otnit ir 44:10 IMMKDIATK l'OSSKSSH)N Large Wtl rooui boinp in Mill Addition Hard wood (ioori. 3 hrtllu. laundiv nim, fliuir furnace. Price cut to 7(I,1U with flikK) down tttul siui monthly $1000 DOWN- J tiPilroom inodeih, DUoit St , off Hllliide. MM CLOSE IN: Very large a-hedutum. riii (ur two aildUloiial room uootalis. flictiUce, tmulwiHid floors. Wlrttkl. MOt'TH Stnt'ltttS I arre, 1-bedrooin home, 7iKHi. with MM) down. NORTH SIDE a Iwdmom imideru, bu tane viulppd. J-tytKt. JOHN C AlttilCrSlNGKH. ItrALTOR llll Walnut Phone Mil or UJIP LAl)Y i1pIip liotir work. Phone tk02. n N Pine, Apt 4 PAINTING, -iPi-ot rttlng, " papeihanglng. pltei board t tnUhlng. sprav painting. Estimate given Phone M'JH LATE ARRIVALS of hilt Well Swing M'K-kprn. Prlrrd from t7? Ii AO W. LUCAS FITIt NITURE, l3 E Main. WILL clean yards and haul uff ran and garliagp for rwlileiH'p out tide cllv limit with J-wheal trailer, cheap. Phone 7i7.t WANTED TO IH'Y Tame Mallard ducks llal'i Sport Shop, XXi Main. SLEEPING ROOM for rent. Piivate en trance Phone MIX 1113 Ptne OPPOWrt'NITY TO THULD PERMA NENT lU'SlNESS In Sale, and Service of Fire Pintection Kiiuipiuent. hrt niB!. steadilv increasing HiotectPtt tprrltory Initial inveitiurnt lit hcmn alHiol 7S. Fur triiiiiiug riMini Write Fyr-Evtcr Product Co.. U.U1 H t, Grand, Portland, tire FOR RENT, t and 3 modem fornihd flpartinrnti Shata View .Motel, We Aahlaml Junction FOR SALE. HMO G E waihlng marblne. ucd three months, rm-pllrot cindl V"i: alio new Wnlx lalnl i imI :i2-ial. hot water lank 'mill) In rratef. Priced to ell UTTO Peck Drive WANTED, one building office. kUe 0 III or closi IIIOl.lo int Mtuno 3A7B. WANrrn. corco fi.r ii,p win. I)l-IMI flntio. M I.. L'u.hlnon. Tulo !. Thorio 4:iM NTW John.cin Km llnr.r Iwhl 3 5 l. It. tlriuty iiull. lotu tUplonodo, API . S . otlrr p m rurr. t:r.T A qiiaintkd orrr.n' I qt. f'rrmitim oil wllh In lollon. lo. ti Ihe h.itilrr of ltd. ,.1 JUONAL SEHVICK HTATIOV 21 S flth fit . nrar Mliasta Wav COMPLETE AUTO RKI'AtHINCi flit AKE KKHV1CE TI'NE I 't'S MOTOHS OVKItH At 'LED AND MEIUKLT iOixm! until Jan. Jl" EOM SALE OK THADE for 4 wheel drive Jef or (ilikup, lot with 3-t-ar lone garage, flat reinforced concrete roof, sultahle for foundation of residence. Phone 1ot4 or V)fl LOST, In-own leather hlllfold. In Polln'si We1nesdav. conlatntng valuatile popor" Lil-eral reward. Hok 71, Klamath Agcnc . EOlt SALE." portahie t ,m-wrttir. pica ' lype. gool condition. f-O. Call at I 1110 iiivioion, evening. EOH SALE 2 arrrs on Hiiosta Wa . tain Phrtie 4n(i .Uu4 IVmrr LOST, hmwn (l..r Idllfidri at New berry i. Urdorsda) morning, ftearn. Fast Main. WANTED, " rellahle" woman rxjg tor ranrh. Gntta salrv. Private living quarter Steady Jyh Phone 7M14 KOH SALE H:U1 Plymouth cniiw. :t7fl; ID:tH hey. mlet a-diKir. i4on, Hth givtHi condition. Phone 77W1 lc(Meen 7 and n p tn. y'O'U .SALE, one v-lvrt davenMrl, "two large lathrr chairs, tine lrrlxtM. one ironing board. Call evenings, 2,Ui4 Hon Ave. EOH SALE, il toilet li w I .alt, excellent condition; stalnleis aie shower hraits and one urinal. 2iJ Applegata. Nuntiay afier ft a m. EOH HI'ECIAL NlfltSK, call tlltMl, " EXPKH1ENCED SALESMAN l-arge. well-rnted firm has opening for active man, capable of selling to schools, : Institutions, hotels, factories, haiiMs, fnrtnera and other large user! of main tenance malerlals. )'refer man over .IS who ha had experience selling rooting, i siding. Insulation, appliances. Itooka or similar specialties direct to usr. Hlght man should eurn upwards of tanou per year on liberal commission or drawing Account arrangement. 1'hone our tone manager, Mr. Collins K. duller, al Wincina Hotel, Saturday or Hunday, for appointment. - WANTED sewlnganrt"handworltior children under 12 Phone SSriH, KOH qiICK KALE HV OWNEH.hew house, 3 bedrooms; floor furnace, in sulated, storm windows and lawn. SIOOO for equity. Assume (il loan, 4'V. Payments ." li:i tier month, Including taxes and Insurance. Deal must be closed by Feb. L Call Ed Hoyd, OLW. Gettle. WANTED TO mtYTame MaTlard ducks? HaPa Sport Shop, S.13 Main. HPE(?IAL OEKEH! ACT AT ONCE! This ad ! worth 11.00 on an ortier for 100 chicks or mora If presented or mailed to your own local-owned hatchery before January '.flilh. OltKOON STATE HATCHEHV 2720 S. l1h Phone WfUA Klamath Ealls APAflTMENT for rent Couple onlyf HW Ilogeni, EOH HALE, "one large black brood "sow and seven pigs, 17 dnyi old, Two miles north Modoc Pnlnt on high way 07 at old Union Service Station. L. n, Hparka, EOlt MALE, rhest of drawer; 812; break fast set, $12: floor lamp, 93; Hot point rnnge, MO. Phone OKIB. OH C;EOHCJE KUNZMANmenrEstnte", emergency phone 03S4 afler 8 p.m. or Sunday, FOH SALI5," Hot SprlngsTnew .1-hedroom", full hnsement, automatic wn heat, completely Insulated. il2,H30. Phone OHIO for appointment. WANTED to buy nr irnne', .10 "acre or more, irrigated land with Imnrova ments. F. Pnselk, nt. 1. Hnx H1H. FOH' HALR," ow, well-lnndscnped home. :t(i2n Clinton. tftn flAl.R, imfl'Tontfnc aednnrra(l)n; henter and apolllght, or trade for plfkup. Phone flH0, ROOM or rent, close In'. Workin" woman, with or without child, Phona on.'tl , . FOTTftAI.R Completely furnished 4-bedronm homa In Hot Springs, Full basement, Includ ing party room. Sprinkler system for Inwn. Fruit treen, Hrndlx automatic wnsher, 14-ft. deep freeze unit, new gaa kitchen stove, new Frlgltlalre, new Phonocord radio, two gas floor furnaces, new plan'), three bedroom neta. All other furniture. Full price HI,oO0. Call 740ll. FOH SALK, tf)4l Ford "Tudor, fhone V177. 1 4M Mnrt1n. PnilKrtHKI) " cocker spaniel puppies, I'tione :ni47 or .inim uciawnrr. FOH HALE, I'Vton '4S Chevrolet truck. with Ilrownle and flatbed. Jnu.nl 240 spring ut nmnrn v. Dally Sim from it Our Own I nreen 'nlli.es ,r Jim-miw viyfkf 'i .SHOP Nrw 'I'ttdH .17 CHEVROLET I door. OJl'J Collage. Call 'HHU p'OM HAIt. Hmllli ami Ii.iiim pin no. 11-JA )!.,. hp IMItll. WANTED TO Itl'V- Tame Mallei d dticV. Hal's Hport Shop. 0.U Main, WILL caie for cltlldieit evenings. Phone Dion. 1 Mooting Noticoi ' ' KLAMATH' EALl.H V U P A ERIK Nit. J i 'I'" t i j llpgulnr in i 1 1 'i I ' vry TueniUy nlglil. '!-ZjnZ' V, hall. Wth and Walnut. 'TW'ftrf' VUHing meitihers ...irillalU litvlled t'laier DplachniPiit of MARINE t-OIII'H .EAt.VK Klamath Eulii. Ore., WELCOME Marine. c Marines, W M s and their i'" llle and fi lends to our tneetlligs. Come and look us over. KC MV-u lull, II ii in., 4lh and 'iiSvf Main. Tuesday. Jan. -S . itRfipslunPiila m HKOHI.AH MEETING. Thap m ler of HiMe Crol. Monday JKVeV evpiilug, Jan loth, at II p in. mv3J Enlerlaliiment and tefiesh' Ir ViW 1 hirnls, All visiting mentle,B trT'K t-oidlelly Invited Vv' J. H, hl'IHlLE. Wte Master 2 Loit and Found LOST female Irish Ho I ler. t hum old. answei a lu name "Gold la." Phone 4747. LOST,' in Pine Tree thealier Klamath Billiards, Mmi, or Tues.. glansea In rase iSlaiulard Opllcal tag'. EKiiIpi plrase hi inn to Heruhl Nrws RpwhmI 8 Tranvportation For Heavy Hauling. Crane or Which work, call 77111 KLAMATH FHKIGHT LINES lot Klamath Ave 10 Service! MONEY FOR RENT III linid tu rrnt limiixi HUT you call conveniently rent money. LOANS ON Salary Furniluie Automobiles conlulrntlally nrrniiEcd llli up to 15 monthi to pay. COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORP. 107 No. t)Ui Phone 7711 TOM O'DWYER Mtttmprr Lie. 8-351 Lie. M-233 Plumbing Installation & Heating Repair Service Stop and Shop with Ui For Your Needs Where Parking is No Problem We carry a full slock of Fixtures and Equipment We Hurry1 Davis Plumbing Co. 337 East Main Phqne 7635 SPECIAL PRICE FOR FARMERS fVptic junks. pumrl -- linoo (If up ran (lump on far no PHONE 8916 FLOOR SANDING nnH Rrfin'hini NORMAN FTtALEY Phone 0539 lotf "SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED NpwmI Snnltnry Method Alo ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Clrans Srwer Llnr of Root. Klc. Phone 90R or 3'i30 KD II. KINO 2-tutr FULLER BRU5HES CLEM JOYER 1436 Martin Street Phone 6077 &KSIC;N lNtTdreBsms.lt ln;. elteretlons, hosiery mending. f'rhran Thenier Aprtmenls, Phone 7!H7. tirece Casey IJICKHON runNITIMlE HIIOI (Iphnlsterlnf Repairing, Reflnlshlng Nprinis tlecondillnned M4 Hhnsta Way Phone 4M7 YOUR MAVTAfi RttltVICE HIIOP " rOH 10 YKAIIS Peril and Kervlre for All Mokes of Washer M R It I T WA.IIIINa MACHINE SKnVICK 011 S. flth Phnne 6fH.fl P A It K H rilRNITUHE flKFINISIIIINO Draperies Made to Order 8 8. "Alan'' Park Agnes Park Phone 4MS PlC'TIIHE KltAMINd Cameo Shop! taln. Phone l47. RVAN8 CAIHNET SHOP 1317 t. Main Phone B43H CURTAIN, laiinderer, Pickup and de livery. Phone 4i7fl. PAINTING, interior and exterior Kern toning. 11. . Ilrown. phone 422(1 MAN wllh trucks wanta hauling Phone f 12.11. WE NOW hO hemstiichlng" Art Needle work Shop, 323 Main, upstair. 3101 tr WlNOOWCl.rANlNrt. homeland mm . mere I a I. Janitor work. Painted walls cleaned, floors cleaned and waxed. JKflHK IIUnnAHI) A HONS Phnne 7(1711 or B47H LocaTand Long distance Moving Crating, Packing and Htnrnue KI.AMATH KMKKiMT IJNKH Phone 77111 If)) Klamath Ave PAINTINOmr.COnATlNO, Hanerhnng. Ing, plasterboard finishing, spray aUihjgJsUnaJei given. Phone a2f). 12 Educational hOOKKtftfPINO, Hhorihand.f y p f n g. Kindred suhjerts, office machines. KI.AMAT1I I1UH1NKHH COI,l.EiE 7.i:i Pine Phone 4700 14 Help Wanted. Female WANTKD. full-time middle-aged hmi-e" keeper (lest of wngca Phona 371(1. llOIIKKKKKPl-.It and conk Wanted tor small fnmlly. Phone Mnlln 372. WAI'l'ltHHH wanted. Night Hnwk Ca'c, fi2n Ho. flth. WANtKD--Stenographer for general of fice work. Must he ahle to take dic tation. Modnc Pt. Planing Mill. Dux 4114. Klamath Knll. WANT KD," r'Ur"y -tiiy. Insurance knowledifn preferred. Wrllo Ilox lOlfl, rnrx llnmlrl.Mtiurfl ANTKf), full-time housekeeper. Jive In. r.very convenience, in goon nnma lie fe ranees exchanged. Phone f124.l. 'lower Shop miivi:iiv (At Groonhoutos) 3(114 8. flth. I'linnm B.135 mid 01140 Frre DtllvrrT Kliiwen by Wlr f untral DrulRtil Our Bprclaltj 16 Help YVanttd. Malt j WOULD LIKE to bear from reliable hi a It who would Ilk tu train lu apare time In oveihaiil and Inalall lleftlgeiatlim and Air CondlHiMilug eijulnment. Hlmiild be itieclianlcally Inclined. Will not inlei fere with your piesent Work, or Infoi tiiallon mImiuI ible lew rl lialnlng, wi He at once giving name, addles, age, and your working home, inilllips Inst., c u Herald ami Nawe, II. IN 1010 (.AllGK COMPANY 'wattia "yotinst "itieii for local sales poslltoii. PoMltdllty fuf advani eineiil entirely up In Imllvldual. Rulea eapcilence not neveaaaiy but liplpful This position Is not on t'oiMiuUsloit basis, Nlralght aalary, ttoa ig;i, care Heiald News. WANTED, top notch front "enrflnan", capahle of all Irpea front and repaiia liiiludliig tturksi also fiahie straight enlng Plenty of work and good per centage. Inquire !Uil 4t. OUt Mt., Molt" day. Jan, 111 WAN TED competent "office "manager" e k pel lenced In automotive book keep ing and general off ice ntoredoie ot a atibsiantlal dealerslilp. Poellloti hat Ideal woiklng eondllliina and will pav an em-ellent aalary. Wrlle Hog 04. i, Hviald Nrws. WANTED, man to work tm dairy ranch' Musi have bed previous aspaitaure and be a hie to pi ov tile rafeiences. Write or contact Fleming llruc, Jaca aoiivllle, Die., Hon 34. WANTED Gtrem-tiatti atader for pine. Piefei giader wllh W. P. A. rerllM cale t-iu around operation. Call collect 44ii;i, Engler-Huftuit Company, Giants Pass, Otrgon. WELL ENTAIll.tNIIED local real eslaU flim desires salesman, Write to lou, Caie Heiald News, stating uuallflca 18 Situoriont WonUd E'S HOME Klt l.rri'LK TOTB ALL A0K3 noun I'liono 77J;l Munllily llolH JI1U ItecUnmi lrillNIN(ill WANiri) Uulrk oorvlro. W I'nrllotut ri,i.no 44IHI Wil l. DO llliiMNil In .) homo.' Plxmo It I H.1 nr T.. I i;cni:iiai. MOTOIIK lllr. m.,, ,id -f.Minllll llr.lfo. iiiwlllufi lit Kio. inolll all. Wrllo Jlu lult, 01 )lor oml onil Npw. KXPKIIIIiNffD "roni.hl.oiul, tli.oto, Hjnl. wnro with .hoot, nr rolllo. Iloiiitv Milh trorturo ot.il moi-hlMo.y, Will II. i. IINWt, rot Iteiolil OMil Now.. WANTKO ii.inllni V.loron. No job lo.i .moll flwtno mnt. tlllll. wont. )mIi. .Itliiil.'protorohly r ..1. I , 421.1 20 Room and Board MOOM" oml !urii (or gontlomon' prlvolo homo I'himo 22 Roomi For Ronr UtimH at4 tlih rilH lirST Ctnfurttle slvein-tteeled Iteitr'xiin liu Nutlli Ail, tan MKNT. c.mf.ui-lde. KumeUke sleep- Hie riMint. U4 N 3rd MOflMH for rent -fferson 'OH HUNT, furuishod rwrni. well heeled.' h ith l-ih WNlkintf dlsianre frtim in Weekly tir monthly reiee. Cell 24 Apartmontt For Rent FOIl UK NT, 9 mom r-l.in .iSj Bul-e." VACANCY, furnished liM ht'usekee- KiN rtHimi 144 Klentelh Ave roil lir.NT, 3 rMim furnished epetl- itt-m uulnlt-s ftirnitl.d I'hnne 3Ti 26 Houici For Rent tOU nrS'T tgB furnished hr helot's cttin, H2 3a ter mdniti nt. 0, Mom inlrt. UWut Mrs. K. (irtrdon rtHl IIRNT-- One end two rwim" lur nished rahin All iililliiee furnUhea. Ilndur-ed weekly relet. AHimanl Aui rOH MKN'T. furnished cehinTThone fcal" U DC UN rAIIINN. 61 nurin. in riil- llinlls t'lmry Mfiel. VOtt hl'V ri'MNlTtfflE. lita Rent" 1 cdrimin house eitd rgm within walking dlciamce. near hue stn N children Write bo 1014, C O Itereld end N- Tt KXCllANfiK Iteiitel at $ room fur-nlh-d hnxise fir smeller rente) tint I. Ihne ItJVi f.AMYiE I rxn furnished rhln.Th"n nut 28 Miicclloncoui For Rnr WHY NOT REFINISH YOUR FLOORS NOW? Kin trio floor unnrlero mid fdgtri rnilccl. Do your own work. Inquire Hrrvlc Dept. 3rd Floor MONTGOMERY WARD roil IIKNT ond IH m m. n.cro pro Irrloto and In m m. ontmi projortnr: :ia tu in. .lido prnjoclor. ol.o movlo (urn (nr oil uri'O.lnn.. allont ond .nunil. UNIJCIIWOOI) H CAMKIIA (HOP 727 Moln rOH KKNTAmoricon tltMiroonilor ond odtfor. Uto.l !e, du.lle.o, ,wlft ond ro.y In otrol. Ktomoth Vollov l.um lMr Tn . 11.40 Ho Alh I'hnno 4iim VOIt IIKNT-rirrtric hell aondor, arrow )orli.. Iivdroiillr lorha, lown mllor. KI.AMA'I'M VAI.I.I.Y l.tlMIIEn CO., IIMO H flth IMtnno 4111(1. VAl'tlllM CLKANEIt rOH ItltNT-rhono IUli.1 TllllCKH fOif '"llMtrVoii Hrivo Mnvo ymir.rlf, .ovo holf. nllloa llroron Nnrvlio. r. Moln. I'linno W.trt. AllNINK.hS tmlldlng f.ir rout, anllotilo for amnll whnlr.ole lill.lno.B. Coll 01171. YllllCKK for rent, drlvo youraolf. OK Tron.fr-r I'liono 4..1. 30 Real Eia Foi Sals MILLS ADDITION One-bedroom modern home on Owen Ht., wllh MxlM-ft. lot on' tmvrd Rlreet. Cement foundntlon, pliuiUircd wnllK, dinette, oil henter. One block to bun Hue unci ntore. :nri0, frm.i. Should qunllfy for" a. I. limn. COUNTRY HOME Comfortable S-room home nenr Lnkcvlew-Merrlll Junction wllh 4' ncrcn, biinemeut, 3 bedroonui nnd n 3rd unflnliihed. Lnriie QUEST HOUSE In renr, flnlnhcd In knotty pine and contnlnlng recrentloiml nnd bedroom fiiclllt ten. All In flrat cliiM condition. I3,5I)0, terma, MILLS ADDITION Nenr iitoren, bus line, school, 2-bedroom modern homo with Innte utility room, gnrnno, cxcellont con dition. 60-ft, frontnKe on paved street, $4000, terms. CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTOIIS 111 N. Blh Phone 41164 The Pioneer Agency FOR SALE Aiit.oinnt.lvo mnchlne nnd eiiRlne reconditioning shop, Including full lino of ports nnd tools. For Appointment Bee E. Wlllnrd Ccdnrlonf, Murk Tl. Johnson BiilcNiucn for Wesley M. Sharpies REALTOR 11(1 South Uth Phone 3607 r'Olt fMl.tt Oil TnAljr.-(H0 iT4i"llo"k rnnrli f7flllll. Willi olnrk mul oriiitp rnonl, $12,1)1111. ilnod yoor-omiinr) in coma. Will Inko good trollor hnu.o ol port pn.vmont. 'roi-ttia, Hkyllnt Jtanch, Hocky I'oln;, Or. . flOtHI. for aolo. f airlkHr7. I