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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THIRTEEN HERALD AND NEWS COMICS . r"31! I nrpiniiuipamii ra ;im ; I G,ulS;Lfyv,::'7) NWiTTK iiPtwcPEvou TeoX. fait . 7.? ( HHAI? VOU MA J m C I'D LOWER THE yoUR FARTV) . fSUNIO ! ivlJ ALL) ( NO'SG LIKE Jim , f HEM AND ADD MAS LEFT rCV fSTOH. -rr2l vl a wwj M Iv a flcwice twn for b. J11' ' ? :-:flv"--------CrX ' ft,BWls .ty'j 'Sriiu!, ' MARKETS and FINANCIAL rf . ' U) Ttf WDlW fOI CSUPRAHOfjN THEM ItfDtAtf WILl BE i -- : " ' - VllAGE I AOK6.REt 61AU6HTERED' WE'VE 60TJI T A-ssst SSs Hc HK.ritS X CUT irr 1 1 f PM5 Tt .MIU.IOS. C IM y 1 faDf, lntr IN I O.Cut C-JV.N TMI. 1 HI M I CAM flU y TM VAT, PtAO L03IN I B BsjT E f-t Mt ASO NOT A , LAND TMIBS MUJT 0B J V U. 4T e A SIGN C I ( s OME UVlhd tj ) vsATfK amwmm.' fs' ( ' V Thins..., y V Ml OOM'T WMOW VWAT f Wj'. MOW tl' I O .VOO 1 flV1 A 0O'T "Vt 1 flOW O0KT Vool WiO '. 1VKA. 5 00. BOOM, MV M vwrttl MUViC. ANO WWCRt I VVOVJ 1 CRVi PViOfct '. , WOftW. WfRl J VOO WIWOUV, I,,.,,,,,... - 7 1 r i-r4Vl 1 ' ' ,r T MWE SOOM T .&St ' yI TtS. EA4V. AS VOO KWOW. THE KECEMT SHAKE-UP AM0N6 OUR. EXECUTIVES WW TO PREPARE f OR. MV LEAVE OF A&SEMCf IN Cftfct I SHOULD EE CALLED TO WASHIWGTON. WELL, THAT CALL f HICUS IUIU MLIE AOdlll SORT C V WEAM.-KINDA. 1 t IT MOT 0M 1HM YMR.McKCE Wl f VOU N MAPI t MOVCK KJK.CII) Tints. BUT IH BfT w A SUPEK.-tfPtCIEIT rD IT OUT St MT tOK WAM WHEN THE THREE Of U W01 lOTHEmiT 010 CRAB...I JU5T 7 (3UICK ENOUGH, H kE.tte. 1 inre wwt iwv TOilwr w l l I DtTWl THlNIs MUCH Or I EA&r . fOU QQ A HtMIf JL IN CA6C I SHOULD BE CALLED TO S i I ii -"TT HEARiir that judgment; A nothiw to Ski Washington, well, that cw. Tf" 1 J GRAINS SHOW FIRM TREND CHICAGO, April 2 M' A firm trend In whtnt and eaaier under tone In corn featured dealing In grain today. Price changea were small In all pita. FlrmneM In wheat waa traced to belief the government had bought fairly large auppllea of flour overnight. But bent galna were not held when It became known the government did not want cash wheat at current prices. Wheal ended i lower to '4 higher. May 2.43-t3.44, corn waa 2 to 3 cents lower, May $2 18 'i-'i , oats were S-'i lower, May lUl-'i, and soybeans were unchanged to a cent higher, May 13.74. Wheat Open High Low C'Iom May 2.46-2.45'i 2.46ft 2.43'4 2.4.1 ii-2.44 July . 2.32 K-M 2J4 2.31 331i-2.32 Sept. ..2.31 2.32 2 29'4 2 29'- Dec 2J0'.4-'i 2J1' 2.2'4 2.2!4- Stocks Slow Down Today NEW YORK, April 2 W, Stocks generally found the going a bit dif ficult In today's market although real pressure was lacking and as sorted favorites managed to remain In the plus column. Slowdowns were frequent after a fairly active start. Initial declines of fractions to a point or so were trimmed or converted Into gains near the close. Transfers for the full proceedings tapered to around 1,000.000 shares. Resistant were Oeneral Motors, Chrysler, Woolworth, Republic Steel. U. 8. Rubber. American Wool en, and United Air Lines. Btragglers most of the day were Bethlehem Steel, North American, U. S. Oypsum, Philip Morris. Al lied Chemical. Chesapeake li Ohio and Paramount Pictures. Bonds were narrow. Major com modities suffered a late reaction. Cotton, toward the finish, was up 7." cents a bale to off as much. At Chicago wheat ended off to up '4 of a cent a bushel, corn down to 3 and oats off S to !. Al Chem & Dye 186 American Can 80"; Am Pow Si Lt 8 Am Tel Tel 150'4 Anaconda 38 Atchison 102 Urndlx Aviation 33S Pumice Production Costs Boosted Members of the Klamath Basin Pumice Products association, meet ing Thursday In the office of the Olasa Mountain lirlck company, were advised that pumice produc tion costa have advanced 33.2 per cent since OPA repeal. On the other hand, members were told that tile hat stayed at OPA price. The association voted to Join Midland Empire Traffic association. After April IS. all blocks Hold by the members of the association will have the certificate of quality which calls for a high pressure test. publication Uiruf In Uw Hirslil an4 wi one tucii wefh luf lutlr vuiimku v wk iliva litMrtium, uuroudiu lu th ordr of ih liouoraiM IJavtU H. Van Oanliars, JuUtfa ul Ilia auuva aiiut,! court, maila and anlarad uii lit Jia day 0( March, 14U. Ilia flrl publtva uon to urn mada un Ilia atiin nay nt Marrh, 1W4II, and tha laat publication tharaof to ua nunio uu tlla ajru Ua ul AprU, llHO. 1W1N K. UltlNC'OLJ. Attorn, (or fiMiulid 1'iiie Irea Muilum Klamatli t'alla. u,d,in. m. as, a. i-a-ia-aj. Nu. 97. f What (trcAMr ) Tnivte (Chuoc it in ( Boys, your. Vits rw ToNty rrs AMD so, as MAYO. T WF GXILO Of PRKKLfS IW HtRB lb WE. V CLOTHES HOMO R. OP pASESALL OP SWAOVSlPe". 1 SA- I USe A C7OOO ai AND LADT I TWC KID J ' -F YOU r)OYS SFASON TO Ou AASKET6AIL. FIRS7 t it Tir vjr I tnK. V rr i,Trr.'": '3 wnnincV now amo chavpons what I Baseman-.- left ro The I yaw 'fEA V F f I The state nt'et ?m your. Grateful I ano a new 2 BASKIIPALL K, ' .?vATK 1 .irJ CHAMPION- j. LATH COMMUNITY- 00 FOR. J CATCHER'S m V i - I 1T1 1 1 11 ii 1 1 . 1 ' 'i-T.i 'yr-rKrJAf0L vr ir-' -l I j 'ffmm "liaaMtiJl' ''t' 1 om tau at ma hsvicc. tac. I ( IT WILL B6 NO PLACE FOD LriaaiC I ( AHJ0N6S .M DEPENDING ON VOU ves 1 cwi'T tee riv anna V vou hm m but swll jp,,i"ii ) vou and antsie will leave at once AMtllK." IVIJ Ccrr TO GET OVK( TO I SB SAF6. I'M 6GNCXNQ ) .m I I POf? THE MfUttUANO YOU'LL HAVE THE C15MTKW. flPOlCA OS GOON S POSr,IEtLE- VOU TO ft rINE eCHOOL JlJEJ I TRrtIN RESEPWHTION WHEN VOU GET I BV TCTOti:'OW evtNlf3,fiT THE L.T- IT-g THEPEO NO TT(L 4vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv riritji viUALiii lire itu Beth 8teel Boeing Airplane Calif Packing Canadian Pacific . Case J I . Chrysler Comwlth it Sou Consol Edison Cons Vulteen Crown Zellerbach Curtlss Wright .... Douglas Aircraft .. Du Pont De Nem Oeneral Electric Oeneral Foods General Motors Ooodyear Tire Ot Northern Pfd Int Harvester Int Paper Pfd John Manvllle Kennecotl Long-Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvlnator Nat Dairy NY Central North Am Co Northern Pacific Pac Oas A: Elec Pac Tel 4 Tel Pan American Penney J C Radio Corp Rayonier Ravnolds Metals Richfield SAfeway Stores Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Dll Cal Studcbaker Corp . Sunshine Mining Union Oil Cal Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft U S Steel Warner Bros Pic . Westing Elec Woolworth 34S , 27". . 30'i . 12 . 41 . M'4 . 2 . 22S . 15"i . 29, . 6'i 63 .175 36 Ta - S - 41i 42', - 89S 89H 49', 39'i S3?. - 25 . 55 .. 16 - 28', - 14'. - 15", 201 . 32 . 93 '4 10'i . 41 . 10 27 '4 25-4 18'4 18-4 36H 18'- 51H . 25S - 62'4 18, lit .. 25 S ..noH 19 , 28 '4 , 13-. . 13"4 . 28 S absent; 16 loads medium to low good 885-1025 pound shortfeds 24.78 25.00 ;load lota medium and good under 900 pound fed heifers 23.50 27.00; load 1060 pound steers and heifers mixed 27.75; good cows very scarce, common and medium cows 17.50-20.50; cannera and cutters largely 13.50-17.25; odd head weighty sausage bulls up to 24.00; good and choice vealera 23.00-26.00. Salable sheep 1500, total 1500: opening sale and bid 25 cents higher; load Juat-gcod around 105 pound fed wooled western 22.00; good and choice around 95-105 pound weights bid at 22.50; other classes very scarce; few cull to good shorn slaughter ewe steady at 8.00 10.00. SOUTH 8AN FRANCISCO, VPi (USDAi Salable cattle today none. For week 3200; compared Friday week ago medium-good steers, heif ers, range cows steady; week's top 7 load under 1050 lb. good steers 2650; common-medium 22.50-24.00; medium grass heifers 21.75: good cows 22.00-22.50; common-low me dium cows 50-75 cents higher; most-lyl7.00-19.00; canners-cutters 13.00- 17.00; odd good bulls 22.00-22.50; calves aalable 85, steady; good choice mostly 29.00-30.00. Salable hogs today 200. Including 140 feeder pigs: good-choice but chers sold, quotable top 24.00; good sows 17.00-170. For week salable 2300; butcher 1.00 lower; ows 1.00- 1.50 lower. Salable sheep today none. For week salable 100; compared week ago spring lambs nominally 1.00 higher, quoted 22 00-23.00: wooled ewes 50 cent higher, quoted TjO 10.00. PORTLAND, April 2 (AP-USDA) Salable cattle today 65. total 265; calve 10; steer very slow, tew lots subject to being held over; cows about steady. For week: salable 1750; total 2850; calves 250 and 255: compared week ago market mostly 50 cent higher, early sales up more, some late steer sales up leas In a slow close; medium-good fed steers largely 24. 00-26 .35: 1 load good 1016 lbs. 26.75; 2 head 2420 lb. 23.00; common steers down to 19.00; good feeders 23.00; medium- good heifers 23.00-2525: 1 load 25.75: canner-cutter cows 14.00-17.00: fat dairy type cows 17.50-19.00; medium-good beef cows 19.50-22.50: sau sage bulls 19.00-22.50; good beef bulls 23.00 - 24.00: good - choice vealers steady at 29.00-32.00; 1 selected veal er 35.00, new high; culls down to 12.00 and under; good heavy calves 24.00-26.00. Salable hogs today none, total 300; market nominal. For week: salable 1050, total 4485; market steady after losing early 25 cent advance; sows 60 cent or more lower; good-choice 185-23S lbs. largely 24.50; early top 24.75: heavier and lighter weights discounted 2 00 2.50; good sows late 19.00-20.00: good-choice feeder pigs 24.50-25.50 1 lot 26.00; good heavy stags 15.50- 16 00. Salable sheep today none: market nominal. For week: salable 200. total 1750: compared week ago. market strong; bulk top good-choice wooled lambs 21.50, Including 109 lb. weights: common - medium largely 17.00-19.00: odd yearlings 17.00 18.00; good-choice ewes up to al.00. Basin Students Get High Grades Three Klamath Falls students and one from Lakevlew were listed as receiving gradea averaging 3.50 or more, according to a release this week by the registrar's office at the University of Oregon for the winter term. Students Included Nina Sue Fer- nlman. Maryellen Wright and Wil liam E. Hclnrlchs, Klamath Falls, and J. Williams, Lakevlew. Turn those no-ionger-used ar ticles Into cash now I Herald and News Want Ads are Inexpensive and bring quick result. Dacraea Graaltf Lawrence Lorbar va. Mary Catharine Lorbar. Viri inla Mathu va. Duana Burl Mathla. Acne M. Nelson va. Norman O. Nelson. Boy Vlra.ll GaUoway vs. Helen Louisa Calloway. Armur h. spanner vs. Anea jtntsni spangler . lemplamtt riled Lydla Etta Emerson vs. Albert Ztner- son, suit (or divorce. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married April 23, 1046, In Klamath rails. Plain, tllf asks SAO per month alimony, restore. Uon of maiden name, Lydla Etta Glynn. Attorney lor plamuff. William Kuyaen- dall. Maya Martin Raymond vs. Harold C. Raymond, suit for divorce. Couple mar ried October 11. 1M7. In Reno. v. Plaintiff asks property settlement. S2 costs Attorney for plainUff, VvUbur O. Brlckner. Jostlee Ceart Jack Alan Robbln. runnin atop lien. fine S3. 30. Cecil Oak Clark, overload. Fine 122 50. ilUMUAl Kuaitr Nu. anus IN THE ClKCUir court T OP Tll B1A1E. ui UHLUUlt IUK JUtMAlal COUNTY. CAH-AU-CO COMPANY, a corpuraUon, riaiumis VI. r. C. DeCIIAlNE and I. J. DeC'HAINK, nia wife, and the unknown heirs of said f. C. OeChalne if he be deceased and all other persona or purlipa mainl ine: right, title, estate or Interest In and to the real property described herein, Defendants. TO P. C. DeCIIAlNE and 1.. J. Ue- CHAINE, hie wile, and the unknown heirs of aeld f. C. Ovl'haine if ha ba deceased and all oilier persons or partlea claiming any right, title, aetata or interest in and to the real properly descntied herein, UE1- KNUAN'ra. IN THE NAME fir The hta rr ns OREGON, Vou. and each ot you are ra- uireu u appear anti answer the coin, ilalnt filed against you in the shnva ntltled cause on or before Ann! o nt.ni that being the last dav of the time nr. scribed In tha order for piibllcutlon of this summons. If you fall to so eppenr or answer for want thereof, plalnllfl will MPiy w ins aoove entitled court ror tha relief prayed for In hla complaint, lo wlt: That a decree be entered that yoix. and eech of von. h,v. w. rii.t t,,i. estate or Interest In or to the following inat certain parcel of land situated In Pelican City In Klamath County, Oregon, according to the duly record ed plat thereof as follows: Com mencing at tha southwest corner of Lot 2, Block 1, Pelican City: thc'u'e north 10 degrees 2n- west 70 feet along the westerly line of said Lot 2 to the northwest corner of aald lot: thence south 71) degrres 40' west a distance of 60 feet to the east property line of Pelican Bay Lum ber Company: thence south 10 de- flreea 20' east along said property Ine a distance of 70 feet; thence north 79 degrees 40' east a distance of 60 feet to the point of beginning, being the southerly 70 feet of that certain undedicated parcel of land lying north of Lakeport Boulevard and west of Lota 1 and 2. Block 1, Pelican City. Thla summons la served unm vnti K publication thereof once a week for lour successive weeks In The Herald and News, a dally newspaper printed, pub lished and of general circulation In Klamath County, Oregon, by order of the Hon. David R Vinri.nh. .h.. and entered on Marrh 0, IIMa. The data of the first publication of this summon! a jnarcn n. imn FARREN8 i MAXWELL Attorney! for Plaintiff 30 Main Street Klamath Fella nrmmnr M. 12-18-M: A. 2 No. 43. fTSiia-ni iinnfiiifiitntiiiit in J 47 '4 LIVESTOCK CHICAOO, April 2 m (USDA1 Salable hogs 6000, total 6300; very dull: few early sales weights under 240 pounds 60-75 cents lower; later trade all weight 75 cents to 1.00 lower: prospects poor clearance: bulk good and choice 170-240 pound 20.75-21.75; few choice lots 22.00: one load choice around 220 pound 22.25; bulk 250-270 pound 19.50 30.50 : 280-300 pound 18.50-19.50: 325-360 pound 17.60-18.25: sows around 75 cent lower; mostly 15-50-16.50. Snlnble cattle 1600. total 1600: sal able calves 300, total 300; moderate ly active: slaughter steers and heif ers steady: cows and bulls fully steady: vealers steady to weak: load lots good to low-choice 900-1240 pound fed steers 27.50-29.60; kinds grading average-choice or better 1 ? ? ? ? t f f ? f ? ? ? A SINGLE 1 REDUCED PRICE SIZE 63x99 TYPE 140 BED SIZE 97 SHEETS Kver.vmin viihiIn litem! Niiirrb quality khrrls of smonllt, long vvrar Ing lung fibre rntlnn, niutlr for atrrttglh aa well aa rnmftirl. Ilrrr'a value when ynti want It antl at a thrifty Prniiry price. Laboratory tesletl regularly In gunriintre nihility. TYPE 140 PILLOW CASES 63c ea. Sams top quality. Stock up now! Made of soft, limg-wenrlng, long fibre enltnn, ('iinifort and strength at a low Penney Price, Hire 4.1x;i(l. BAM'ON V l,-"Jr J . aJ aJ. . J aJ a. POOLE'S for Fishing Tackle Klamath Saiin Potato Shipments (In Carload.) 1947-8 1946-7 March 26 . Month to Date 367 794 Season to Date 6472 10,065 CHICAGO, April 2 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: total U. S. shipment 865: arrivals 88, on track 243: supplies for western stock light, demand good: market stronger for Idaho Russets; for northern stock, supplies mod erate, demand moderate; market about steady for reds, slightly stronger for whites; Idaho Russet Burbanks U. S. No. 1 $6.25-6.40. utilities $5.15-5.35; Minnesota-North Dakota Red River Valley Bliss Tri umphs $3.40-3.50, cobblers. $2.50 2.90; Pontiacs $3.80-4.10; new stock: Florida 60 lb. sacks Bliss Triumphs $4.00-4.25. WAITER Bom at Klamath Valley hos pital. Klamath rails. Ore.. March 31. l4fl. to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Watler, 210 Homedala, a boy. Weight: T pounds B1., ounces. McDO.VALD Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore., March 31 1&46. to Mr. and Mrs. R. O. McDonald 635 California, a lrL Weight: 8 pounds 2t ounces. HINES Born at Klamath Valley hos pital. Klamath Tails. Ore . AprU 1. 1948. to Mr. and Mrs. George runes. Maun, a boy. weight: 7 pounds IU . ounces. JENSEN Born at Klamath VaUey hos- Dltal. Klamath rails. Ore.. AprU 1. 194S. to Mr. and Mr. Joseph Jensen. 1629 Halsey, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 10 LAWRENCE Born at Klamath Valley hoeotta . Klamath rails. Ore.. April 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence, route 2. box 747, a irL Weight: PHIPPS Born at Klamath Valley hos- nltal. Klamath Falls. Ore.. ADrtl 2. 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Phlpps. 4S46 Har lan drive, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds lU'a ounces. OBITUARY FLOYD BIBLE FATTY Finvtl Riblt Patty, a rMident of Klinr ith Falls. Ore., for the last 30 year. pawed away near iresceni t-iiy. uaiu.. on Thurslday, April 1. 18 t 12 noon following a brief UlneM. He wai a na tive nf Sheridan. Ore., and at the time of his death was aged 64 years 10 months and 2 days. Surviving are two sons, Stewart W. and Thoma E. Patty of this city; four sisters, Mrs. t. w. anion ot McMlnnvllle. Ore., Mrs. William Reed of Cashmere. Wash.. Mrs. M. u. warrei Portland. Ore., and Mrs. R. H. Rhor- beck of Seattle. Wash.; also one grand chiM Mr. Pxttv was a member ol Klamath Falls Lodge No. 1247 BPOE. Kr-nuiah Rite and Shrine. The remal rest In the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home Pine at Sixth. Notice of funeral to announced In the next Issue of this paper. FUNERALS MINNIE EUGENIA DAVIS Triends are rvsoectfully Invited attend the funeral services for the late Minnie Eugenia Davis to be neia sunur div mnmin at Sacred Heart church Hin mi Eitrmn writ? re a nauiem will be celebrated for the repose of her soul commencing at 9:30 a. m. with the Rev. T. l. Casey otiiciaiing. inicrmen. will follow in Klamath Memorial Dark Arrangements are under the direction of the Earl WhiUock Funeral Home of this city. HIRAM R. K1RKPATRICK The funeral service for the lata Hiram B. Kirkoa trick, who otssed away neai Malin. Ore., on Tuesday. March 30. will take place from the chapel of Ward' Klamath Funeral Home. 925 HiK.i. o Saturday, April 3. 19-U at 11 a. m.. the Rev. Glen A. Morton of the Malin Pres byterian church officiating. Commitment service and Interment in tne family plot, Linkvuie cemetery, rnenas ar spectfully Invited to attend. Little Ads gt-t Big Results. Use The Herald and News Want- Ads I 222 So. 7th ' KLRlTlfiTrl JIaxJ Weltninltel YARDER or LOADER Light, Medium. Heavy Duty Single. Double, Triple Drum IMMEDIATE DELIVERY International Harvester Industrial Dealer nowAnpfooPEn tOlirdltATION 651 Market Street Phone 9212 LEGAL NOTICES ACCOUNT VflTirS OF PIN AL KEPORT AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATU COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EVERETT G. HOG UK. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed his Final Report and Account of the administration of said Estate, and that said Court has set Aurll if. 1946. at 10 o clock A. M. as thi time and tha Circuit Court Room In the Court House at Klamath Falls, ureson, as the place for hearing objections to saia tinai ttepor. ana Account, ana uie settlement thereof. Dated March VI, 1948. R FRANK HOGUE. Administrator, E I t a t of Everett ii. Hogue, M. 12-19-26; A. a No. 45. SUMMONS ruuilv No. HKlt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON, TOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH MARGIE McCOWN Plaintiff, CALVIN B. McCOWN. rWetnHani. Tr Pit vim n MrCi.WN. DEFENDANT; IN THE NAME or THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby required to appear and answer plaintiff's complaint on file herein on or before tha 23rd day of April, 1948. that being tha data oi the lust publication of this summons, and if ynu fail to so answer or otherwise appear, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to tha court for the relief prayed for In her comotalnt. to-wit: For a de cree of divorce of and from you upon the grounds of cruel and innuman treat ment, and granting to plaintiff the care, riiHtirdv and control of V rs nil Loui! McCown. aged three years, and Gall Yvonne McCown, aged eleven months, minor rhllHron nf Ih nartles hereto. This summons Is served upon you by ji,iiiij.iii'iiiii;iiCapgi FLOWER SH0PEMMJ-$Fy2 430MAIN KMrirrfAj.r tXI MNerS44J Xif&aSKf'W NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is herebv fffven that th iinrlot-. signed has been appointed Executrix of the Estate of Ernest Chennmv Jerm deceased. Creditors navlng claims agalnit me estate or said decedent may flla same with safd executrix, at her resi dence 1720 Me n I o way. Klamath Falls. Oregon, duly verified as required by law. within six month from and after the 2lth day o March. !H3. the data of the first miblicatlon of notice. Executrix of the F-itate nf Ernest Chenney Jerrue, deceased. M M. A 2-fl-l No. . CLASSIFIED RATES One day H 2- day run 3- day run 4- day run week run Month run per word 4 per word Bo .., per work 11a oer word 13d i . per word 15a pr word 45a Ads received by 1 p m. will a one a r tarn aiiernoon tn ftew Today column. New Today DESIRABLE. SUBURBAN HOMES PRICE $8850 VERY ATTRACTIVE 8 - ROOM home In Summers Park Bristol Ave. i All plastered, in A-l con dition. Hardwood floors, concrete foundation; floor furnace, built Ins galore; steel Venetian blind. Ceilings completely insulated. Attached garage. Spacious living; -room, lovely dinette, kitchen, bath, z bedrooms, utility porch. This home Is one of the. better built ones, nearly new, POSSES SION WITHIN li DAYS. Down payment only SI 850: any buyer assume CI loan at 4. PRICE 8700 ANOTHER FINE 3 - BEDROOM home in bummers faric. ah plastered; hardwood floors; con crete foundation: floor furnaca. Dandy lawn. Attached garage. Spacious living room, dinette, neat kitchen, bath. 2 bedrooms, utility porch. Plenty bullt-lns. Venetian blinds. This home waa new last June. POSSESSION MAY BE HAD IN ONE WEEK. Low down payment, only S14fw.02. Any buyer assume GI lo I at 4. These homes shown by appointment Please call or sea MARK R. JOHNSOM At Suburban Office of WTSI.rY M SHAHPLES REALTOR Across from Swan Lake Moulding Co.) 3223 S 6th Phone 7203 'evenings 2-07451 SEEbS-Fresh. complete assortment "of vegetables and flowers just received. See them white assortment Is still complete. COAST-TO-COAST STORES, 11th and Main. FOR SALE. iady'sHjFuewKite diamond rinff. Phone 2-OH4H. FOR SALE "or trade "for liveBfocTT935 Pyniouthoupe. 5'4 Aitamontunve. FOR" SALE, purebred red Irish setter puppies. 7 weeks old. Phone 7929, or see atJWIO Brlstol. WANTED" to buy, 1947 or 1348 car. Caft 2-0668. FOR RENT, one and-two-room cabins, all utilities furnished. Weekly rates. AltamontAuto Court. 3840 S. 6th. WANTED, trallerhouses for " sale." Cash" buyers. Altamont Auto Court, 3840 S. 6th. . LISTINGS '" heeded on homes In soulK suburbs, long list of cltents desiring small acreages In good location. Call 5393 for appraisal. JOHN C. ARGETSINGER. RKALTOR 1016 Main St. Phone 850S FOR SALE, 1938 Chevrolet 4-door sedant Radio, heater, defrosters. Call 9335 after 5 p.m. r fOH ""BALE. 1947TJidsmobire indoor sedan. Phone 3741. 19.16 CHEVROLET for sale. 8485", Call 4428Jafter 5 p.m. COST, three galvnnied" iSKeep water troughs, on Jue Wright road between Midland Grange and Henley. Reward. A. Pinelli. Rt. 1, Box HH2. OR"SALErGem evi'ruearing strawborry plants. Phone WIU4. . 730 DOWN Very "attractive 4-rootn home in good location, paved atreet, underground sprinkler system, fire place, plastered t'aH; $30 monthly. S ACRES Good soil, fenced but n buildings. Under Irrigation ditch, 91200. a a MILLS Modern 3-bedroom home, ex cellent condition, large rooms, large hit. woo. JOHN C. ARGETSINGER, REALTOR 1016 Main Phone 5503 or Mlt FOR SALE, good weaner ptg. also one young brood sow. Phone U380. 9309 Crest. . .... F15r SALE, 440 feet of new picket fence, built in sections, 100. John Gibeson. Bly, Ore. FOR SAl.E. 194V GMC2U-fiinfrartt mechanically excellent SH50 cash. Harry Hunlev. M.tlin. Ore. FOR R!NT Sleeping room, close In. R27 Walnutor phone :i53. toil SAI.E 25-11. trailer house." 560 Creit. LftONAHffdcluxe electrfc range. A necessity for the new modern kitchen, Reg. S.110.03. Spring Sale Speclnl only 9204.50. COAST-TO-COAST STORES, llth and Main. i'louwr Shop IItIVI.-L (At Greenhouses) 3811 S. tub., rhoni-t 8.T3S and (.IW Free Drllrtrr Flowers by Wire Funeral Designs Our Hpeclaitr r i