Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 22, 1948, Page 10, Image 10

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    THURSDAY, JAN. 22, 1948
PACE TEN
MARKETS and FINANCIAL
WHEAT SHOWS HEAVY LOSS
CHICAGO Jan. 32 P Ornlnj encountered heavy liquidation nt
times on the board of trade today nd prices dropped several cents.
Most losses were recorded during the forenoon, after which the market
held steady but was unable to show sustained rallying power.
Weakness In other markets, an Improved statistical outlook for the
world grain situation and prospects that the government will soon com
plete its export buying for this crop year were given by brokers as
reasons for the decline. ...
The late rally In May corn carried that contract up to yesterdays
closing price In the last few minutes of trading and created some buying
In other grains. Widest losses were reduced at the finish.
Wheat closed i to 4 cents lower. May 3.97v,-', corn was un
changed to Hi lower. May 2.67-.2.68. oats were lower. May
1.28-$U7"i, and soybeans were unchanged to '.i cent lower, March
Wheat Pn
March 3 04
May 2.974-2.98
July 2.63-2.62 'a
Sept. 3.56'j
Dec, 2.55-2.54
Stock Leaders
ill Losing
NEW YORK, Jan. 32 Selling
dried up to a certain extent in to
day's stock market, with assorted
rails and Industrials attracting bids,
but leaders generally continued
their retreat.
While plus signs were in evidence
near the close, declines of frac
tions to a point or more predomi
nated. Transfers ran to around
1,100,000 shares.
Modest improvement was record
ed for Santa Fe, N. Y. Control,
Pennsylvania Railroad, Southern
Pacific Great Northern Railway,
Illinois Central, Montgomery Ward,
Lockheed, International Telephone,
Anaconda, American Woolen, East
ern Air Lines and Transcontinental
it Western Air.
Inclined to give ground were
Deere, Chrysler, Goodrich, Wool
worth, Consolidated Edison, Con
solidated Natural Gas, Kennecott,
American Smelting, Phelps Dodge,
Westinghouse Electric Dow Chem
ical, Union Carbide, Allied Chem
ical, Owens-Illinois, U. S. Gypsum,
American Tobacco "B," Atlantic
Coast Line and Standard Oil (NJ).
Lows for 1947-48 were touched by
Paramount Pictures. Warner Bros.,
Loew's, Twentieth Century-Fox and
Bethlehem Steel.
Bonds slipped. Cotton, toward
the finish, was down 45 cents a bale
to up 6 cents. At Chicago wheat
ended down to 4 cents a bushel.
are
LOW
9th and
II I ii " -
3.05'i 3.03 3.05'
298 3.93'i 2.97'-'i
2.65'i 2.61'j 3.D4A-2.6S
2.59't 2.5S? 2.59-2.59'.
3.57 3.53 2.56
corn unchanged to off IX and oats
off S to 3'.
Al Chem Si Dye 183'i
American Can . 78 '
Am Pow & Lt 1J
Am Tel & Tel 150 Mi
Anaconda 33,
Atchison 91
Bendix Aviation 28 H
Beth Steel 33i
Boeing Airplane 24.
Calif Packing
31
11
Canadian Pacific .
Case J I
Chrysler
Comwlth Sz Sou
Consol Edison
Cons Vultee
Crown Zellerback
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
Du Pont De Nem
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Goodyear Tire
Gt Northern Pld
Int Harvester
Lit Paper Pfd
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Long Bell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Dairy
NY Central
41
- 58
. 3'i
. 22'.
- M-H
. 29H
SVi
- 53l.
.174
. 34';
- 34
- 54'.
- 42H
38 '
- 874
47
37
- 45-i
23'.
50'i
- 16 .
28',
- 13'.
. 15
.. 18-4
14'.
35
. 94
. 9'i
- 40"
- 8
. 24
. 33 Ti
22
North Am Co
Northern Pacific
Pao Am Fish
Pac Gas & Elec
Pac Tel & Tel
Pan American
Penney J C
Radio Corp
Rayonier
Rayonier Pfd
Reynolds Metals .
YES, FINE
STOVESQp
BY
MONTAG
again in stock at Hafrer's. Montag, the standard
far fine stove construction!
KITCHEN HEATER
Heavy Cast Circulating.
All Porcelain Finish.
Ventilated Sides.
LOW FACTORY PRICE
COMBINATION
ELECTRIC RANGE
Fully Automatic.
Heavy Porcelain Enamel.
Large Insulated Oven.
2 8-Inch Burners and
2 6-Inch Burners on Top.
Finest Deluxe Model.
FACTORY PRICE
Klamath
IF
Richfield
Safeway Stores . ...
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Southern Paclflo ..
Standard Brand ...
Standard Oil Cal
Studebaker Corp
Sunshine Mining
Union Oil Cal
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
U S Steel
Warner Bros Pic
Westing Elec
Woolworth
16
20
34
16
45
26
56
19
10
23
154
17
25
72
lHi
37
45
LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Jan.
23 (AP-USUA Salable cattle 150.
calves 50; medium-good steers and
heifers absent; about 4 cars common-medium
stock cows offered;
dull, mostly steady; few common
dairy bred slaughter cows (17.00
18 00: cutters $15.00-17.00 dinners
$12.00-15.00; calves firm: about 25
head good 320 lb. slaughter calves
$28.00; 35 head common 175 lb.
vealers $27.00.
Salable hogs 150; steady; few
short loads good choice 180-340 lb.
butchers $28.00; odd good sows
$24.00-50.
Salable sheep 25; lambs and ewes
undertone steady; good -choice
lnmbs quoted $24.00-25.00; medium
choice ewes $9.00-12.00.
PORTLAND, Jan. 22 (AP-USDA)
Salable cattle 225, total 325: calves
25; market very slow, most early
sales $1.00-50 lower than Tuesday;
some bulls fully $2.00 off; scattered
sales steers only slightly lower but
supply Inadequate to test the mar
ket: few common steers $23.50 to
$25.00; common-low medium heifers
$17.50-22.00 calmer - cutter cows
largely $14.00-16.00 heavy dairy type
cows of common grades up to $18.00
outstanding Holsteins $19.00-20.00;
no good cows available: few medium-good
sausage bulls $18.00
22.00: common-medium vealers al
so under pressure at $20.00-27.00:
good-choice vealers quoted around
$28.00-30.00.
Salable hogs 50, total 85; market
active, few sales 25 cents higher;
good-choice 200-220 lb. barrows and
gilts $28.75: 262 lb. weights $26.75;
sows lacking: good 400-550 lb.
weights salable $34.50-25.00: good
choice feeder pigs nominally $26.00
to $27.00. H
Salable and total sheep 50: sup
ply mostly common-medium Iambs;
no early sales with undertone
weaker; strictly good-choice under
110-lb. lambs quotable steady,
around $22 50-23.50; good - choice
ewee salable $9.00-10.00.
For Quick Results, phone your ad
to the Herald and News Classified
by noon to appear that day)
(Trash
Burner Type)
With Built-in
Trash Burner
C75
2WS
COAL & WOOD
RANGE
Montag's "Duchess" Model.
Looks Like Electric Range.
Double Construction.
Built to Fine Montag
Standards.
LOW FACTORY PRICE $138.25
Phone 4878
Roads In
Good Shape
Oregon roads were In good condi
tion today, the state highway com
mission said In tts 9 a. m. road re
port. Motorists driving over the
mountains to valley points this
week-end, will run Into spots of
packed snow but these sections are
sanded.
At Odell lake on the Willamette
highway the temperature was 30 de
grees this morning with sanded
packed snow between the Salt Creek
tunnel and Odell lake. There Is 45
Inches of roadside snow.
On Sun mountain of highway 97,
the temperature stood at 20 degrees
with 37 Inches of roadside snow,
some frost but sanded.
The Keno patrol reported frost
on the highway but all curves sanded.
Klamoth Basin
Potato Shipments
(In Carload-.
11M7-B 1946-7
January 20 32 44
Month to Date M6 608
Season to Date ..4W4 6661
CHICAGO, Jan. 33 (AP-USDA)
Potatoes: total U. S. shipments 856;
arrivals 71, on track 305; supplies
rather lipht; demand slow; low
temperatures restricted inspections
and trading; market steady with
fairly firm undertone; Colorado Red
McClures 4.40-4.75; Idaho Russet
Burbanks U. S. No. 1, 5.10-5.45; Minnesota-North
Dakota Red River
Valley Bliss Triumphs 3.10, Chip
pewas 3.80. Cobblers 3.75.
SALEM. Jan. 33 OP) Oliver Carl
Larson. 1414 Kincaid street. Eugene,
filed his candidacy today for dele
gate to the democratic national con
vention from the sUte at large.
He is for renomi nation of President
Truman, and for Associate Supreme
Justice W. O. Douglas as Truman's
running mate.
Marriage Llrcmri
RAMSAY -McOlNNlS. Samuel Moya
Ramsay. 31. truck driver, native of
Wyoming, resident of Klamatn rails.
Marilyn Rosa McCtnnU. 17, student,
native of Idaho, resident of Klamatn
Falls.
HARGROVE . RAMSAY. Robert Lee
Hargrove. 24, truck driver, native of
Texas, resident of Klamath Kails. Dor
othy Ellen Ramuy. lti. student, native
of Wyoming, resident of Klamath Fall.
Complaints riled
Jean Ortis vs. M. J. Ortis, suit for
divorce. Charge, cruel and inhuman
treatment. Couple married February 4,
l47. In Reno, Nev. Plaintiff aki cut
tody of one minor child, S2SO per
month support, property settlement, souu
costs. Attorney for plaintiff, t.
DrlscoU.
Joatira Canrt
Ruben Rathburn Stevens, overload,
rine. S63.
Ruben Rathburn Stevens, operating
truck of excessive length. Fine. .vau.
Walter George Spawn, no operator
license. Fine, SS.SO.
Walter George Spawn, no operator's
license. Fine. W.30.
Alvah Carlo Wolf, overload. Fine,
S4.V
William Howard Webb, Improper li
cense tags. Fine. S3.30.
Brady Ross Vtckers, drunk on public
highway. Fine. S13.
Arwid Eugene Hall, no 1948 license
plates. Fine. S3 30.
Lewis Severin Rose, no PUC wclgnt
receipt. Fine, S3-90.
Lewis Severin Rose, overload. Fine.
910 00.
Harry Floyd Munce, overload. Fine,
923.
Leland Vera Hall, no rear red llgnt.
Fine, S3 50.
3
FLOWER SHOP
4JUMAIN
MWNf U7I rS447
PUMICE TILE
For Every
Building Need
e e e
"There is no Finer
Pumice Tile Mode."
e e e
Klamath
Pumice Tile Co.
1640 Ownu Phone 461B
"ALL WESTERN"
SOUTH 6TH ST. CORRAL
Located Ar Fairgrounds
Swing With the Music of Les Gardner and
His Western Rhythm Busters
Hear Keliey Coplin Sing Your Favorite Songi.
Admission $1 Per Person
Inc. Tax
Thomas Buys
Calif. Ranch
Word wm rrcelvrd lirre Wcilaos
diiy from Mr. mid Mrs. A. M.
Tliomu.i. formi'r KlnmnOi coiinly
nuldtiite Unit they re now limit
In Siiiua Hosii, Thomiis was sec
retary of Uio Knterprlso lrrlgiillou
(tlsliu't for ninny years, wns nt olio
tlmo publisher of newspnper hero
unit owned rnui'li property In Uio
Mnlin district, Mrs. Tliomiu was
postmaster t Miilln ovrr long
period of time.
They left her nbout two .veins
hko seeking lower ellmnte for Mr.
Thornus' health following an ac
cident t the district plant lit which
lis was Injured.
They write Hint Uiey recently
Inherited substantial estate from
mi mint of Mrs. Thomas, a resident
of Columbus, Ohio, home of the
family. They hnve disposed of their
much at Miilln nd hnve. purchased
a homo and acreage at Santa Rosa.
OVS Loan
Fund Slated
A loan fund for students of the
Oregon Vocational school Is being
established, and Klamath Fulls
organizations will be asked to lend
their support to this enterprise.
Chamber of commerce, directors
yesterday voted to make the sugges
tlon to local organizations, after
Winston Purvlno, OVS director, told
of the need of a fund of this kind
to tide deserving students over the
"waiting periods" for OI assistance,
and other financial difficulties. Sim
ilar funds are operating successfully
In educational Institutions through
out the slate. It was reported.
Purvlne Indicated that a revolv
ing fund of about $2000 would be
sufficient.
OVS today had virtually 400 stu
dents the goal set for the first year
operation and the chnmber's OVS
promotion committee has been ask
ed to arrange a celebration.
5-Yeor-Old
Severely Burned
Mickey Marie Glider, 5-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Gilder of Modoc Point. Is In Hill
side hospital receiving treatment
for painful body burns received late
yesterday afternoon at her home.
It Is understood that the little girl
was stuffing papers in a stove when
the flames reached out and engulfed
her body. She was particularly
burned about one arm.
The child Is one of six children
In the Gilder family which resides
three-quarters of a mile north of
Modoc Point on old highway 97.
She was resting comfortably today.
,Hl(..ipW,
TOYCEN Born at Klamath Valley
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., Jan. J,
1047, to Mr, and Mrs. William Toycen,
4427 Rlsbee. a boy, weight 6 pounds 0
ounce.
LOPEZ Born at Klimath Valley hoe
pita), Klamath Falls. Ore.. January i'l.
1947. to Mr. and Mrs. laamuel Lopei.
Rt. 1, Box 423, a girl, weight 7 pounds
4 ounces.
FUNERAL
RVPATIA K I.I'M McKKNORI.K
Funeral service for the late Hypatia
Klum McKendrre who passed away in
this city on Wednesday, January 21,
194ft, following an IHnes of one montn
will be held In St. Hauls Kniscopal
church, Jefferson at Bth on Saturday,
January 24, JH48, al 10 a. m. with tne
Rev. F. C. Wissennach, pastor, offi
ciating. Commitment services and vault
entombment family plot in Lank vine
cemetery. Friends are invited.
OBITUARY
roRNri.ii'g nwr.KNtv
Cornelius Sweeney, a resident of Kla
math county for the last IB years,
passed away In this city on Wednesday,
January 21. 194ft, at 11:13 p. m. follow
ing a brief illness. He was a native ot
Fayette. Wis., and at the time of nts
death was aged 70 years 3 months and
14 da vs. He Is survived by one son.
John Edward Sweeney. The remains rest
in the Earl Whltlocli Funeral home.
Pine at 0th. Notice of funeral to be
announced at a later dale.
Come One
Come All!
Saturday,
Jan. 24th
Prizes Prizes
Dancing Starts
At 9:00
KLQfflRTU Jta&&
McKcndrcc Find
Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Hie lute Mrs.
Ilypulla Klum McKcmlicc, prom
inent Merrill nullum who died at
HIllMde hospital early Wednesday
moinlntr. will bo held nt 10 a, in.
Saturday at HI. 1'oulV Episcopal
church.
Services are under the direction
of Urn Karl Whlllui'k Kuneral home.
I'all bearers will be close friends
of the McKendiee family, Dennis
O'Connor, lluiih O'Connor, K. M.
Hammond, It. II. Anderson, II, II,
Ogle and Dun DrlscoU.
Interment will be In the family
plot nt Llnkvlllo cemetery,
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTU'K Is iMM-rliy liven tlwtt the Htntv
lmi ttttanl of the tttalo of Oirmi will
rrt'otvo srnled 1UU al its ufllre It) Hie
Stale Cup i nil at tinlrin. lnsn, up lu
1 1 .1X1 oYlovk A. M tm TrilH, Ftfliiimiy
'J4. ll)4tl. lo Icmbo the fxlltiwinit doi-ribvd
I Itio and m-rillow Unit III Uike County,
OrvKoti, Hiving, however, lu the mvnr
or owners oi any land ithulllnn or
fronting: thereon I lie pivfrieiue iltflil
lo IcMMfi, at Hie htiflut price lild, lut
port ton thereof ftviUlng said owner's
In ml, for a period o( ml hour after open
ing of said htili, provided stu-h offer Is
ma tie In iihhI futlh, ami provided (hat
(he liAiul lltwti d reserves the i ttftU lu
accept or tvjeol any and all ttliU.
Said In mi Is more particularly de-sci'llK-d
as follows, lowll;
North hl( of Northwest quarter of
Keel ion .U; South lulf Smithvet
quarter of Section 'ill; Hoillhenl
mmitrr of Houllictisl quarter of Sec
tion M, Towiulup South. IUne
m Kaat Willamette Meridian,
No Vtnrrnnt.v on the pari of the Stale
la m tt tie its to the (Hie 1st I he land or
water rlKhls npiiurlrnanl thereto.
The succeaf til hitliler muat pay the
aotii.il cttal of mtverllaeiuent of thla sale.
ItitU are In lx until e on the minimum
hams of a one fourth share of the crops
produced, delivered In I-akevleW and
leane will 1k for one enr duration.
Alt bh1 ahoutd t adilmied to R T.
Pierre, Clerk of the Stale lsnd Hoard,
Snlrni, Oregon, and marked "Application
and Hid lo Leaae t-ml In Anderson
Lake "
Dated at S.ilem, Oregon, thU ttlh day
of January, l'Utt
K T I'IKHCE,
Clerk, Stair '.and Board.
j. aa-w: r. 5-ia-w- No. ww
NOIUK IWIUMi UlliH
The umlersisiued I'ollce Juitsje will re
eetve tmU up to 3 (K) 1 M. tlllulo,
January 111. l!HH. for one ' ton tt4H
panrl delivery truck, with heater and
defroster with trade In of 111. lit ton
Kurd panel. The rity reserves the right
lo reject any or at! htiti
IIOWAIll) SinODK.
I'ollce Judge
J 8 15 33 -No. Uik
NtnitK INVlllNli IMUH
The uiulcralgnod Police Judge will
receive bid up to 5 1 P. M. Mondav.
January ID. IlilU, for one l ton HMH
Panel delivery truck, with healer and
defnter with trade-In of tnn
l)nlge panel. The Citv rrerves the
right lo reject any or all hid
HOWAIIK STKOUC.
Police Judge.
J 8-1S-23 No. MM.
NtlTICK OK BAI K
IN TIIK CIHCIMT COI'ItT Or THIS
STATK Of OltKUON rOU KLAMATH
COl'NTY.
IN TIIK MATTFB OT THE ESTATE Or
A LICK MILKS CUKJSHY, Mho was
alto known as A LICK 1. MILES. IK
eeaaed. Notice Is hereliv given that the under
signed admin latra lor of the strove en
titled estate will, from and after h
ruary 0. PUR. at 10 o'clock A. M . pro
ceed to sell at private sale for caah lh
following described property of said
estate, to-wtt;
Nnrlheatt quarter of snulheaal
quarter nf Sec Hull 17, Towmhlp 41)
South. Itange 10 Fast Willamette
Meridian, In Klatnath County. Ore
gon, leas portion conveyed for rati
road right of way.
Satd sale la made pursuant to license
of above entitled Courl dated and en
tered January 2, !'. Said sale will
he niade al the office of Wm. Cannng.
71 Matn Street, Klamath rails. Ore-
fon. where bldi mav be left at any time
mm date hereof until said real properly
Is sold
Us ted January A, 1041.
S P DKHLINGEn.
Admlnhlrnlor.
J A. 15 -22 20No. HSU.
NOTICE OF III AlttNti ON frl.NAL
At t in n r
NOTICE IS HKHKHY tJIVCN that I
have filed my Kinal Account in the
matter of the estate of II A Hit V A.
WHITBY, deceased, and the Circuit
Court has set Tuesday, the 17th day
of February, 11)411. at the hour of two
o'clock p ni. In tne Circuit Court Hoom
of the Klamath County Court House.
Klamath Kails, Oregon, as tti time and
place for hearing of exceptions and
objections to said Final Account, if any
there be.
CECIL WIIITMY.
Administrator of the fcniate of
HA Hit Y A. WI1ITUY, Ucceased.
J IV 22 -20 F3-U NuUIUJ
NoriC K OK HUM) BALK
Sealed proposals will h received by
the Common Council of Ihe City of
Klamath rails. Oregon, for Ihe purrhaa
of sewer Improvement bonds. Series 112,
Xgregatlng. Nine Thousand and Eight
Hundred fifty-three and 'lo Dollars
tt,u.13.42i duly authorised by ordinance
or the said City of Klamath Falls, for
the construction and laying of sewer
lines In the following sewer Improve
ment unit situated In City of Klamath
rails, Oregon, as follows: Hewer Unit
No. 17, consisting of that territory In
prerlnrt No. Xt, lying to the northcaat
of South Sixth street.
Proposals to purchase said bonds will
be received hv Ihe undersigned up to
and including the 3:ird. day of rebruary,
1048, at Ihe hour of seven-thirty o'clock
p. m. of said day and opened at a reg
ular meeting of the Common Council Im
mediately thereafter; said bonds shall
he dated March 1st. lfMH. and shall tie
In amounts of vx on each, except bond
No. 1, of said series, whlrh shall be for
the frnrtlonal part nf said sum, and all
shall be due ten years after the date of
Issue, payment nf the entire bonds
optional with satd CHy at any coupon
paying date on and after one yenr from
the dale thereof. Said bonds will bear
Interest at Ihe rate of not In exceed slK
per rent per annum, payable semi
annually on March 1st. and September
; 1st., or each year, principal ana inieresi
pnyahle at Ihe office of Die Irenaurer of
the CHy of Klnmnth KnIU, Oregon
I All proposals must be unconditional
and accompanied by a certified chtrk
ror rive per cent or tne proposal.
The Common Coiinrll reserve! Ihe
right tn reject any and nil bids,
The sticcraaful bidder for snld bonds
will be furnished with an opinion as lo
the IprhIMv thereof by the lnw firm of
Wlnfrre. MfCulloch. Shulcr A Hiiyre,
Spalding llullfllng. Portland. Oregon.
This notice Is niithnrlrrd tiv ord nance
of the Common Council of the Cllv of
Klnmnth Fulls, Oregon, daled January
12, 1041.
HOWARD smonE.
Police Judge of Ihe City of
K'nmath Falls, Oregon.
3. H to V III Inc. No 07fl.
NO I ICi: OP HK AIIINfl
Wfl, the un'fcrHiifiied, being the mem
bers of Ihe -AIHPOIIT ZONIN'J COM
MISSION, appointed hv the JtHNi
Airtf'OHT ZON1NO HOARD, tor the City
nf Klnmnth Falls and Klamath County,
Oregon, to recommend l ho hntinnaries
of various rones tn be established and
I'lotror Shop
. ihivi:i
(At Greenhouses)
3(514 S. nth. Phnnr (IMS anil 1)340
free Deliver; Hnwerii hj Wire
Funeral OefiUna Our Hpeelnlty
mmm
tMXf I
regulations t b adopted theteiur. rum
pi iking territory lor a iliaiance ut i
lutlea In each dliectloil lloin the tile
mailt Municipal Alrporl, in Klamath
County, Oregon, having completed ft
piellmluNiy report, ami Prima itmklnK
our final tepoil, will al the hour ol I M
u cluck p. m on Ihe JUtlt dav d Janii
nry. HMU al the Council Clutmiteis, in
Ihe Cllv Hall of Ihe City ol hiamalll
Kails, Oregon hold a piihllu healing oil
said repoit at which time any peitnii
or paily may appear and epiea anv
obleclloiis or opinion they mav wlaft to
present uu said lepoit, or peilatulug l
Ihe proposed suiting.
Done this 7th dav or January, HHU.
r. A, THOMAS
WAI.LY M. HICTOII
W H Wlllltt'MIt
Airport oping Cuinmisaimi
J a to art lm No pi 17
CLASSIFIED RATES
One day .
3-day run ,
, per word 4
, per wok) lie
, per woi h Me
3 day run ww
s-duy run
Week rutt
Month run
per word Mr
per wold It1
per wold 4V
Now Today
TWO IILOCKH rilOM KAN I' MAIN
Two homes, One with 3 ttedrooms, and
small house at tear of lot with I bed
room. Alan sleeping tiuailers In gniaga.
These homes are going completely lut
iilahed, which includes 'J new gas
ranges, new gas chculnllng healer, new
automatic water healer and all lite
furnltuie In very gnd mmliltnn. t.iiv
gas, sidewalks and pavement, a lots in
all. IliAOU, Terms
IIIOIIWAY 0
ft-rnom home, chicken houa and other
outbuildings. llt,V(ool well wilti pieasuie
svsiem, Approximately CI I - it acres 111
all. Very gootl soil. Irrigated. Home fur
niture lo go. This properly Is 31
miles south of Klamath Falls, Has
wonderful location for numerous ly hib
tif tmslnev tf drilled fii-UHi l
lll'HINr.N.H PIIOPFIIIY
Cltwe In on main Ihoroughlaie, located
on corner lot. (iroiet y store and meat
market now In building doing very nice
business. 4 apartments in same tmlbling
gr using t. VI no monllilv. Iurchaer ran
either take over grocery bunne as or
tml si I whatever huMncs suits. 13.
SOO 00. Terms.
MOTEL
Situated nn Mun Highway, appnixl
mainly 3d mtlvs I nun town, 0 laige
units romplately eo,utpped. and 4 eslta
large units, also emitpped. 3 wild fire
place. Itestauren! in ciinhiucliini. all
equipped, and realty ror bualneaa. Tula
pioerly has recrnlly Keen cnmpletetl
and is one or the lira! euuiprd and at
tractive motels in area Call or dcp in
for further Information
J" lonard. Salesman
Hl.THV NKWHOISK
11 cal tor
140 E, Main Phone tui.13
rventngs Phone gmwi
TOM HALE '47 Suiter Delude Tudor
Ford, radio and healer, 7ouo ittiies.
Must sell tMlv MubU (ias Ktallun,
4tUkn S flih stmsi no
rott RAl.R lu lls Pnr Tud-'r" sedan
Excellent condition. 3UJ hmth fcl-
dorado
YOU AWJR 5 "milk "ows."Call
after a p. 111.
Full SAl-E New 2 liedrixun inrHtern
house. Just completed. Part hardwoixi
floors, Venetian blinds. Coiner lot. hee
al 3-W) I lladcllfle
FOIt SALE -Monarch electric at.ive wilh
Incinerator, ft E McKlm. Stale t Ian
Hatcherv, Klamath Agetio
COLEMAN OIL HEATFIt -Juiiunle fr.r
catdn or bttNMler Iuhim, Only ltiu.
Kickys Oownataire Store. Phone 41 31.
LOST - Hruwn overcoat al scene of the
accident 2 miles south of Wurden.
night of January 3u Will rmuer
S lease return In Hay Howard at tire
tatlon or phone 9433
HOOM FOR IlF.NT Men" otyAlso
garage. h37 Walnut Phone 3.vj
FOIt SALE-'Jd Master Deluxe Chevrolet
coupe An as.tr a gool ni. Healer,
Preatone. 947 A. Terms. 31.1.1 Turnage
St 3 blocks luick of Tower Theatre.
FOIt HALE- H46 Wartii refrigerator and
01, heater, with psi gal. tank, fcxcel-
lentjrondltlon. Call B3o4
AI'CTION
lll'N . JANUAHY 33 - 13 tW NOON
St'MMFHS LANE ACCTIU.N MAItf
LivesliKk. poultry, rabbits, furniture
and other artlrles. Livestock muat te
here In lime for teat and vaccinal Inn,
Hold at 2 JO. Ilrlng what you have to
sell lo our auction.
C C. SAMPLES. Mgr.
COL. SWKiKHT, Auctioneer.
LAHCE'lttDHOOM (or rent to laiiy.
Kitchen and laundry privileges If
fleaired Cln.e In. 7:UJ Eldorado. Call
61.IO after 0 p tn
" FOft RALE "
5mall cash reguter with detail paper.
HAP DAVID'S HOTEL AND
KESTAUHANT btfPPLIKS
34 11 So oth Phone Hit I
10 H CKKVUOl.FT Maaler sedan for sate.
Motor In good condition. Fair lues.
.1114 nrlalot. Phone SWJ.
fOlt " SALE 140 Bantam ronvertinle
4:i.OOO actual miles. Madlu, healer.
Can be seen at 434 Division.
JANITOII work desired evenings. Write
Mux IHt7. Klamath Falls,
fOH flAI.F.-lo;u t'hev. J.doir"4 new
tires, battery, license. Motor and tXMty
In gMd shape. Transmission neeos
some work. Also brand new brakes.
1.10.
A I -SO
IS- ft. outboard motor, dmihie rock pit
boat. Needs gome work. f3.
A I -SO
Pair H'9" hickory skis, bindings, poles,
t'sed 9 times 93V Pair shoe roller
skates, si.-e 13 A 1 condition. 10.
First street west of Stewart-l-emio
grocery on left. I.aat house on right
FOH HALE one 'wM coal hraler and
30 sacks coal, 923.00, 3J4 Home Ave
nue evenings.
LOST --Tov Shepherd, tan. Answers to
name "Sparky." .114 Division.
r'On KALE .14 V fl coupe. Aruunu
l Mi on 514 Division.
FOIt SALE Sllverlone console in nil in"
her one ctrndllion. Cheap. Phone
7.1 1 H.
t(m HALE- 1042 Ford Mix pickup with
low mileage. Good condition. Phone
n.703.
roil SALE 1041 ""Ford Super- Deluxe
club coupe. Very rlean. New paint.
Only two owners. Will take older car,
Price 913.V). Sea at Hlil Halaey or
phone 603.V
ftm SALE One 23 ciif Ct." Electric re"
frlgeralor, 94: una M gal. ire cream
cabinet, 0 sections, BXtti. one lang
oil fired range with large griddle; one
steam table, gas fired. Alan booths,
dishes, rooking utensils. Priced lo
sell.jL'all ftfiH7.
SPECIAL LOT HALF.
Only 9100 down on nice lots with paving
In Mills Addition.
DO YOU WANT A NEW DOME.
The first step la In own a nice lot to
hulld mi. The Hcst iua In Klnnuttn
Fid Is today are lots in Mills Addition,
with paving, slflewalks and sewers al
ready In and fully paid. The cost ol
these improvements today run i.WJ on
Inside lots and 17.10 on corners. Mills
Addition Is building much taster than
any other pari of Klnmnth Fails and
with new homes that anyone would he
proud lo own. Jots similarly lorn led in
Hnlein, Eugene and other rities are now
selling at 9 HUM) in 911VM) each and in
Ihe near futuie Mills Addition lols will
sell at that price because Ihey are worth
II! 1 am now building and selling new
homes In Mills Addition and now own
30 nice lots there but couldn't build on
all of them so am offering them at
special prices and terms lollows:
Nice lols on Kherlcln, White and
Iladcllffe streets at 9'rtO to 97. VI with
9If) down and ft LI to 93.I per month.
I will he glad to show you these lots
and alt have my sale signs on. The
early bird gets Ihe best bargains and 1
will sell only 10 lots now.
SEE W. E. PALMEIt, OWNEH
lf!44 Etna Ht. Phone ttun
NATIONALLY "" KNOWN Radio and
Hecnrd plnyer, Itcgular prico, 9 Kill, lis,
reduced to sho.O.I, terms.
LUCAS FUHNITItllE
10.1 East Main
Lm-? 11 asses In new Stearns
ley case. Itewnrd. Call rYKm
A Far-
KOIt HALE -('radically new oil stove
and lank. F.lectrlc rnngn and trash
burnrr rombluallon. Priced for tiuick
sale. 310 lwis,
Hi:HI Master 3-doornedan t'hev. Full
price a;t3.1. Phone 11(103.
FOIt HENT 3 housekeeping moms, elec'.
trie range, Ilensonnble rates Per
manenl tenanli preferred, ;iou Com-
hterciwl.
9(m.io rMlLLF.n Avenue
I block from bus, 2 hloi-ks from shop
ping center nn I acre. Mouse ft room
furnished. Come in and see tins buy,
CHUCK HONNEY
UK A I. TOM
Tnwer Theatre Hldg
"Your Huburban Ileal lor"
Phone 7331 Evenings H.-ma
KOIt SALE WlndrnlllAlso bnled al
falfa and straw, Truck load or carload
Itoiile I, Hog no, Honnnrn.
'.'17 PONTlAt., 4-door. ExcellrnI cnndl
ittm. Can In seen at 2fl.11 WlarfJ, Phone
Dance '
WOMEN OF THE MOOHK
Haluiday, January 24,
New lutlay
YOU'LL JIF. AHEAD WITH
NAHI1
f U A M ANTF.FD t'MFD t'AHl
1041 - Cadilluc 4 door sedan, low mil
atie This car Is a beauty.
IU47 Pontine he dun Loupe, lieailllfiil
two lone gieeit.
HI47 - Interiialional loll pickup. Ilk
new.
I tit fl - Huh k Holier 4 door Sedan, all lit
guanl lubes and teyoii white sine
1U PS,
Hiin - Chevrolet 4 door sedan, radio en n
healer.
11140 - Niisti "imhi ' sedan, Wealhareyt,
iittlio and spoil Hie
IU40 - I'beviolet Pickup, slake bed, low
loilengr
11)41 Nash IMMI" sedan, Wealhereya anej
ratllo, original black finish.
IH4I -Fotd 4 door sedan, new paint,
HMO Foul Coupe
I11411 Nash Lalatelle, hire clean ear.
1U.II1 - Dodge 4 dtMir sedan, ieciiiiillllone4
iiiiilnr
1010 - Fold Coupe
Uiw rinam Hte - Convenleiil Monthir
Pat ineitta
Check our prices and save mnuee at th
Nash Comer So 01 h and Willow Mis,
LINK IIIVF.lt MiMIIIIN
Phone Wt nun Ho flih Nt.
Folt HALE l4T Chrysler, 4 door sedan,'
Pieatone, chains, heater, NkUl rid Hies.
Oood, clean car Phone 7li4tl.
LOST Oil HTHAYFD Part Peislan tuala
tiger cat Plena call 411 Nu, Utll
SI , phone Uim3
HAVINO Pl'MCHAHKIl TIIK MAYWOOIl
lloin,. Corning, Calif, am moving,
Ottering for sale my income property.
Owner Iwdioom apt , three 3-nwon
aplt All modem. Laig tot. Escelleut
location. In fine condition. Uood horns
with nice income
ALSO THE COLONIAL; INN
Medford s popular 34 hour caie, All
will henr thorough Investigation. Con
lail LOIIEN DFMINO, t3 East Main,
MMirotlD, OHE Phone (HW7. .
DANCE
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
Saturday. January 34
FOIt RALE 3 wheel trailer, IV lid gaC
giease 101 top, SJ,
irr, 3 gal. cio
k with etiver, Phone
Foil SAI F. '-'1.1 Chev. roupe. Hod. 441ft
Frieda Phone .HII4
FOlf KALE 14 tnlte 'ladlo phongtaplt
romhioatioii. Hit It Ceuturjr mamigany.
Call 7.1ST.
FOH HALE lu.IT Nash Iifa j elta ' Over
dt ive. (onmI ru biter, new pa ml Job.
Low mileage 97tsi Call 73U.
WANTED Iteliable woman "to" tase
chaige f amall s nttn house and one
child. Patents working. Hoard, room
and salsrv Call 33UU prior lo I JO
p m or nttJ atteinoona and evening.
WANT TO HFNT 3 hediomn furnlahed
h'Mise or aarlmenl Will pay Up In
ftviotx) a month rent No children. Will
give excellent care. Phone oe,
Hooaiifa.
WILL PAY rAMll for '41 or "43 mwiel
car Phone 37 .111
LOCAL APPLIANCE " cmiMiny." eatah
llshed H . lop line franrbisee,
has est" lie nt opportunity for high
Dl" salesman Salary, percentage and
car allowance Wi He tl Hi II, rate
Herald ami News, giving education,
piesBnt and past employment, preaeot
alary, family alatua, end rfe fences.
Full details In first letter please
AUCTION
SAT . JAN 34. I 11 P M
4' t miles northeast of Dairy on lake
view highway. I'j miles from HUsa Htnte.
n-ft. Wheatland Plow 31 in , in. ft. Tan
riem disc. Id', -ft offset disc H yr, old,
o fl. CC cultivator, 7 ft Klllfer rhlsel.
3 ttloin. 14 Inch Molltoard. ft fl AC
ciimltioe, 3 sei tlon spilngtooth harrow,
X wagons; grain phmer, used 30 hours;
grain auger, no Whit I -eg nor n hens,
lalng 70. loft roller. 3 hurts gae
engine, S gas engine. 10 sacks sulphur,
0 aacka frrd wheat. Home of this
machinery used only one aa-on. All In
gixwl eondllton. Many other at tic Its,
Terms caih Lunch available,
Marvin Michael, Owner
Col Hwtgarl, Auctioneer
FOffHALE (llasa showcase ' high,
37', '' Wide. I7t" deep 4 glass shelves.
It tub's Men's Store, juo Main.
Iu40 CHllYSl.Efl Hoyal sedan for sale
tiw mileage. Ood conditkon. Slue)
Madison
WANTED Pine firadar. "year " ground
work, first Lu miter Company. Med'
ford. Oregon Phone P3.t3 or 4I.
FOIt HALF. Id-tuU O E console And
record player. Phone 7407.
foil SALE - Tialler-house "priced for
nulrk sale One ndlo weal of Malin,
LINCOLN Cuaiom Hr.Uo lite 1047. All
extras For Immediate sale, will sell
ror fttuo less than new price. Call
77 TT before II .10 p. m
SADDLE HOItSE. aaddle and bridle. 1W
I mm 1 re 1 block east of Pelican City
School
DANCE
WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
Saturday, January 34.
Mooting Notlcos
KLAMATH FALIJI
g AEHIE NO. JO.
every Tuesday night,
7 4.1 p m . FOE,
nan. win anu namoi.
J0sft Visiting member
rordlally Invlled
KLAMATH UHXIK No. 77,
A F At A. M will hold
a SPECIAL COMMUNICA
TION on Friday, January
3 lrd. at 7 3d P M Work
In F. C, degree. Visiting
brethren cordially Invited.
niCHAHD A CJHIFFITM
Worshipful Master
Lost and Found
Pit ICES H LASHED AT KIMATH
VAMIETY KTOItK'H cut-price sale.
Starts Friday morning, U o'cioca.
ladles' slacks, denim, gabardine and
wool, values to 97.U3, price cut on
entire atot k to Pttc a pair,
LOST, brown male 'rocker spaniel, k
months old. Itaiurn to 133 K. Main.
lie ward
LOST, glasses ' in new "Higgs Optus f
rtr Itewatd Call 141k
General Notices
NOTICE
Fred Rchleget, emploed at tne Palace
Hat her Shop the past two years, now
owns and oilers les the Iter! Smith Shop
at 013 Klamath Ave Old and new cus
turners wehomed Phone 7:t41.
8
Tramportotlon
ror Heavy Hauling. Crane or Winch
woik, call 7701 I
KLAMATH FHEKDIT LINES
I ul Klnmnth Ave
10
Service
Plumbing Heating
Installation & Repair Servics
Stop and Shop with Us
For Your Needs
Where Parking is No Problem
Wo carry a full stock of
Fixtures and Equipment
We Hurry!
Davis Plumbing Co.
337 East Main Phono 7635
'septic tanks'cleaned"
Newest 8nnltnry Method
Alno
ROTO ROOFER SERVICE
Cleans Bewor Llni of Root, Eto.
Phono D4IB or 3230
ED II. KINO
VP.
FULLER BRUSHES
CLEM J0YER
H:iS Miirtln Strcnt Phon Wit
miss fAHOLiNR nrwiilTliV
Tfinrlior nf i'mno
Phiine
Mitillril nuinlier nf ptiplli nnlr.
(IKNKININH. rtrn.,mkln. ulUmllnnl.
Inwliry m.nilinff. Prllrnn Th.l.
imrlinrnt,. Ihnn 71117, (Jrr CHWj
DICKHCIN riMINITIIIIK SHOP
tlphnlitrrlntf
ltfnlilnl. HrflnUhlni
MlirlMH. llflcondlllnn.il
nn41 Klin. hi Wnv I'lione MIT .
WINDOW IXKANINtTThomn nil com"
nieri-lnl Jnnllnr work. I'nlnlfld wflllf
cloniipil. flniim rleimeri mill wixfd.
JKMNK IIIIIIIIAIII) h HON!
1'llolli 70J or Kill