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Newspaper Page Textf - PACI TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, APRIL II, 1"1 MARKETS and FINANCIAL GRAIN FUTURES BOG DOWN ". CHICAOO, April 13 (IP) Grain future prices were irnsble to makt much headway today because 01 prom-iamiuf m. wh..i nmn much as Hi cents a bushel higher on buying stinv '' iilated by the announced boost In the government's wheat export goal. "' The advance attracted considerable profit-taking, however, and price turned downward and stayed there moat of the session. There was a brief rally about mid-session on the announcement that the government had Increased Its buying price ror wneat i cenis a bushel to W.49',. Chicago basis. Trade quieted quickly, however, and prices went downward again. Wheat closed Vi to a cents lower than the previous finished. May 2.49-3.49i. corn was off 14 to 2'i cents, May $3.36-H. and oats were H lower to H mgner, May i.io- . Wheat . May ' July Sept. Dec. Open 3.51 3.61H 3.40 2.40'i 3.37 3.37 - 2.37 K High 3.51H 3.40 , 2.37 '4 3.3714 Low 2.4S4 2 36, 3 34i 3.34 Close 3.49 2.49 U 2.36 -2.38 j 3.36 - 3.35 i 2.354 Stocks On Weak Side NEW YORK. April "12 (Pt Spots of strength remained In today's stock market although many lead . rs slipped despite apparent settle . ment of the coal walkout. !. Easier tendencies ruled after a fairly active opening. Declines of "fractions to a point or so predomi nated near the close. It was the first average dip In U sessions. While slowdowns were frequent, -volue crossed the million-mark for " the 16th day since March 18. Standard Oil N. J.i, pushed to "' a 1948 high following declaration ...of a cash and stock dividend. At best levels for the year also were American Can Woolen and Union . Carbide. In the resistant area were Sin clair Oil, Paramount Pictures, Gru man Aircraft, Lockheed. Pepsi Cola, Pullman and J. I. Case. Backward most of the time were TJ S. Steel. Chrysler. Montgomery Ward, Douglas Aircraft. Western Union, Cerro De Pasco. Illinois Central and Northern Pacific. Bonds steadied. Cotton, toward " the finish, was up 60 cents to $1.70 bale. At Chicago wheat ended ..dewn It to 3 cents a bushel, corn l"i to 21 and oats off 4 to up 4. Al Chem fe D-e 1884 American Can 81 Vm Pow & Lt Am. Tel & eTl 1501 Anaconda 35 ?i Atchison 101 Bendix Aviation 33 H FLOWER SHOP 4JOMAIN - UK MTI f S44T Beth Steel S4' Boeing Alrplan 37 i Canadian Pacific - 12Ti Case J I 41 Chrysler 694 Comwlth Ic Sou 3H Consol Edison 13 Cons Vultee 15 Crown Zellerbach ... 29 Ti Curtlss Wright 64 Douglas Aircraft . .. 62 Du Pont De Nero 174 General Electric 36 General Poods 384 General Motors 564 Goodyear Tire . 4 I S Ot Northern Pfd 44 Int Harvester 90 Int Paper Pfd 54 Johns Manville 38 Kenneeott 544 Montgomery Ward 56. Nash Kelvinator 154 Nat Dairy 294 NY Central 14 H North Am Co 154 Northern Pacific 3QH Pac Am Fish 15 Pac Gas Elec 324 Pac Tel & Tel 974 Pan American 95i Penney J C 43 Radio Corp 94 Rayonier 28 S Rayonier Pfd 344 Reynolds Metals 255i Richfield 194 Safeway Stores 184 Sears Roebuck 37 Sinclair Oil 194 Southern Pacific SIS Standard Brands 244 Standard Oil Calif 64 Studebaker Corp 19 Sunshine Mining 104 Union Oil Calif 264 Union Pacific 174 United Airlines 184 United Aircraft 284 U S Steel 744 Wamer Bros Pic 124 Westing Elec 294 Woolworth 464 It's not too big or too small to advertise in the Herald and News Classified Section, where Small Ais bring Big Results, Phone 8111. WHY WE SAY IllWl Originally season meant "sowing time." It dale to the Latin, srrrre (to sow, to plant). The old French word, saison (meaning suitulilc time rattier than merely vowing time), was bor rowed by Middle English and became aesoun. The modern term, season, has varied interpretations. com. ml rt iMttt ntrmn tv-. .-".- sT J I BUST -X" A t V tlxx LIVESTOCK PORTLAND. Ore.. April 12 Cattle: salable 1200. total 2300; calves salable and total 135; active, early clearance: fed steers 1.00-35 higher; light heifers 1.00-35 up: weighty offerings 76 cents to 1.00 higher: cows 50 cents to 1.00 high er; bulls strong to 50 cents up: veal ers fullv steady; five loads top good 977-1109 lb. fed steers 26.00-75: low good kinds 25.25-50: medium 23 50 25 00: common 19.50-23 00: two loads good experimentally fed 775 lb. heifers 26 50: bulk good kinds 34.50 23.00: light heiferish cows 23.50 24.00; bulk good cows 22.50-33.00; medium 19.50-32.00: cutter-common 16.50-19.50: canners 14.00 - 15.00: good beef bulls 23.00-24.00: good sausage bulls 21.00-23.00: medium 19.50-21.50; cutter-common 17.00 19 00: good choice vealers 2850- 32.00: common-medium 18 00-28.00: culls 13.00-17.50. Hogs: salable 600: total 2O00: ac tive. SO cents higher: bulk good- choice 175-240 lbs. butchers 23.50 24.00: weights 245-300 lbs. 21.50 22.00: over 300 lbs. down to 21.00: light smooth cows up to 19.50: bulk good-choice 18.00-1900: feeder pigs about steady: few good-choice 24.00- 50. Sheep: salable and total 350: gen. erally steady: small lot choice 113 lb. wooled lambs 22.50 to outsider: bulk good-choice wooled lambs 21.00-22.00: few good-choice shorn lambs 21.00: bulk 20.00-50: good shorn yearlings 16.00-17.00: good wooled yearlings up to 18.00; good- choice slaughter ewes 10.00-11.00; common-medium 6.00-8.50. REDUCIIG STOCK! GIBSON UTILITY FARM Ideal For Cultivation 100 OFF! 00 of Small Acreage THIS COMPACT FARM TRACTOR: Uses only 2Vi gallons for 8 hours work. A child can operate this tractor efficiently k Will cultivate any farm up to 40 acres Complete parts stock carried Has power take-off for mowing and wood sawing Complete control with steering lever No clutch to burn out . . . upkeep at a minimum Accessories priced very reasonably ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION! 'Geared to the Klamath Basin" WEST-HITCHCOCK CORP. 677 So. 7th Phone 7771 CHICAGO. April 12 itfViTJSDA) Sulabe hogs 13.000. total 13.300; fairly active, generally steady to strong with Friday; top 33.00 spar ingly: bulk good and choice 170-230 lb. 22.00-33.75 ; 340-360 lb 31.35 23.35 : 270-290 lb. 19.75-21.00 ; 300 375 lb. 18.75-19 50: few lots but chers 400 lbs. and over 18.15-18.65; bulk good sows 350-550 lb. 16.35 17.50. Salable cattle 12.000. total 12.000: salable calves 700. total 700: very active: slaughter steers and helf erc generally SO cents higher: cows 50-75 cents higher except canners aud light cutters: these only steady to' 25 cents higher: bulls 25-50 cents higher: venlers 1.00-2.00 higher: bulk good and choice fed steers 27.50-31.00: top 31.50 for part load choice 1058 lb. weights: medium to low-good steers 25 00-27.35: good and choice heifers 26 50-29.75; two loads around 950 lb. Colorado 29.75: bulk beef cows 19 00-23.50: canner-cutters 14.00-18.50: bulk good medium weight and heavy bulls 23 00-23.50: odd butcher bulls to 24.50; good and choice vealers 25.00-27.00: top 37.00. Salable sheep 4500. total 6500: higher asking prices retarding trade: early sales medium to good wooled lambs fully steady at 30.00-34.00: 34.50 for good and choice wooled lambs; these held upward to 35.00; load good and choice fall-shorn fed lambs 33.00: ewes around steady: deck medium to good wool ed ewes 13.00: few common 10.00: package good and choice shorn ewes 10.35. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. April 13 (P tUSDAl Cattle: Sala ble 500; very active; four cars under 950 lb. medium-good steers SO to 75 cents higher at $25.50-26.00: half car 1110 lb. grass cows $19.50. few head out at $18.50; medium cows $18.00-19.00: cutter-common dairy bred slaughter cows 50 to 75 cents higher than last week at $15 00 to $18.00: light supply canners $14 00 to $15.00; odd good bulls $32.00: calves salf.ble 25: steady; good to choice $29.00-30.00: common-medium $23.00-26.00. Hogs: Salable 100: steady with Thursday; good-choice 180-230 lb. barrows and gilts $23.76: two good sows $16.00-16.50. Sheep: Salable 50; spring lamb undertone strong: good to choice quoted $22.50-23.25; medium-choice ewes $8.00-10.00. POTATOES CHICAGO. April 12 (P)-(USDA) Potatoes: total U. S. shipments Friday: 829, Saturday: 960. and Sunday: 18: arrivals 286. on track 263: supplies light: demand mod erate; for western Russets, market firm: for western reds and north ern sacks, market about steady; Colorado red McClures 6.00: Ida ho Russet Burbanks U. S. No. 1, 6.50-7.00: Maine Katahdins 3.90 4.00: Minnesota-North Dakota Red river valley Bliss Triumphs 3.50 65. Cobblers 2 85: Nebraska Bliss Triumphs 5 30; Wyoming Bliss Tri umphs 550: new stock (50 lb. sacks) : Florida Bliss Triumphs 4.65: Texas Bliss Triumphs 4.25 65; California long whites 4.20-50. Five Men Join Navy Reserve Five more young men have en listed In the U. S. navy and reserve through the local recruiting office, making 13 to be sworn In already this month from Klamath basin. Boys who recently have donned the navy blue are Samuel Hall Ooucher, Bonanza, and John Shad duck. 2452 Applegate, who have en listed for general service. Oeorge Russell Hatcher. M2c, Owens and Vine streets. Arthur Ar nold Peterson, 1811 Dayton and B H. Carr. teacher at Bly high school have re-enllsted In the naval reserve for four years. Mower Shop mtivi:i. (At Gmenhouses) 36H 8. flth. Phones 63.15 and 9340 Free Delivery Flowers by Wire Funeral Designs Our Specialty Mortgage Loans Business Properly Homes Apartmentt Stock 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 atllhnritnil Hiahfi tot Prudttillat tniiimnrt Ca 111 Hn mh Phone 4IIIA STEELER MENTOR PASSES PirrsBUHOH. April 11 The nations sportsmen - athlete and spwiator alike today mourned Dr. John B. (Jookl Sutherland, the "Silent Scot'' of American collcae and professional football, Hundreds of incssiiges ol condol ence onui-nri hitn Dim mI rlm fal lowing the death yesterday of the os-yeiir-oia concn ol the National Football league' PiitAhuraii mii.i.1. ers. He died after an operation lor a malignant main tumor. Sutherland, whn uitilm.ri lit Sieate.il fame at the University ol i-msuurim, was tounit wandering mil lar iroin nis mi ml cur last Wed nesday near Uandnna. Ky. Physi cians flint believed he was suffering from nervous exhaustion. John Mlcheliuen riit. coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, a mentioned In many circles to day as the man most likely to suc ceed Dr. John B. Sutherland. Mlchelosen long has been Suther land's rltrht.hunH nun aMrvli.ty an assistant coach under the fanird coacn at the University of Pltls- bUrUtl. the Hmnklvn rVnrit?ni.R and the Steelers. Indians Win Hoop Crown PORTLAND. Ore.. April 13 4' Portlands Indians held the Pacific Coast Professional basketball league title today. The rose city quintet wrapped up the circuit's second year last night by defeating Scuttle 76-74 to end the best-of-flvc game playoff for the title. Seattle won one game. The visitors started off like cer tain winners and built up a 31-15 If ad early In the game. Then Port land balked. Paced by Erland An derson and Stan Williamson. The Indians racked up 17 straight points before Seattle counted nsiiln. At hnlftlme Portland led 47-35. The desperate Seattleltes made another bid In the fourth quarter, sneaking out In front 73-71 on Boody Oilbertson's goal and foul shot. Anderson and Frank Watson, Seattle guard, each collected 30 points to lead the scoring. They'll Do It Every Time By J""y IfeK Wf My.'ITiS TAKEN JlG6ERaW (SET V'jAa BROTHER POSWALD'S Vyaw . --J N THE CHAIR.' HEPE J 0ROKEK ItEG A L0N6 IS MJ I COME THE L0P6E VJK IT"1"1" i-.tuhi' aiiMr ! M4t 1 mmmi 1 Leafs Reach" Toward Cup DETROIT. April 13 ur-Thc To rcuto Maple Leafs stood within easy reach of their Ihlrd Stanley cup hockey championship In four years today after blanking Ihr De troit Red Wings 3 to 0 for their third triumph In as many games of the best-of-aeven final series. Aud It had all the earmarks of a romp. Last nlKht's rucnunter here show ed firmly the Leafs are rliilng high toward defense of the big cup thry won In the finals Iron) Montreal a year ago. Big Walter Broda. registering his flrM shutout in right pluyoll gamrs. turned away 36 Detroit shots, to the dismay of an overflow throng of 14. IDS fans. The next game Is Wednesday. 726 Series Fails To Place In ABC DETROIT. April 13 iPi Thom as iSHm Jlmi Pinto, 33-year-old Utlca. N. V.. war veteran, rollrd a brilliant 726 In the American bowl- Ing congress aud still tailed to land on the big board. The lurk of the ABC sometimes good. Just as often bad queered Pinto's chances. Pinto rolled his 726. highest series of the tourney. In the doubles yes terday. But the fact his partner. Jim Galllcchlo. could collect only 508 kept the pair out of the "first Ten." with 1234. LEGAL NOTICES 14-,Yeor-Old Gets Life In Prison EVERETT. April 12 iV Oates of the Washington state penitentiary at Walla Walla will open soon for 14-year-old Richard Heln sentenc ed to life Imprisonment. The boy listened almost Impas sively Friday altcrnoon as Su perior Judge Ralph C. Bell pro nounced sentence for the first de gree murder of James Moore. 60. In his Hartford home last November. r f SACHER Born at Klamath Vallrv hrwpital, Klamath Falls, Ore . April 10, 1948. to Mr. and Mn, Ravmond Shr, UOS Derby, boy Wight: 7 oourW 13 ounce. JO NTS Born at Klamath Vally hoa. pita). Klamath Falla. Ort.. April 10. I4H, to Mr. and Mn. Joe A, Jonea. 10 II I Eldorado, a boy. Weight: S pounda 6 ounce. TlTER Born at Klamath Valley hos pital. Klamath Fall. Ore.. April II. 1MB, to Mr. and Mr. Rollin Tuter, 221 Spring, a boy. Weight: 6 pounda ounce. METLER Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Fall. Ore . April 12, lf)4A, to Mr. and Mr. Everett Metier. :to06 s. oth, ii boy. Weight: a pounda M ounce. HKAVIMN-Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Fall, Ore., April 12, 194ft. to Mr. and Mrs. I,oui Heavllin. route 1, box 1104, a girl. Weight: 0 pound 13 ounce. FISHER Born at Klamath Valley hos pital. Klamath Fall. Ore . April 11. l4f), to Mr. and Mn, Elmer Z. "Bud" Fliher. Merrill, Ore., a girl. Weight: 8 pounda I ounce. LALO Born at Klamath Valley hos pital, Klamath Falls. Ore.. April 11, 1048, to Mr. and Mr. lon Lalo. Chllo quln, Ore., a boy. Weight: 7 pounda 9 ounce. REAL Born at Klamath Valley hos pital, Klamath Fall. Ore.. April II, l48. to Mr. and Mra. 1. R. Real, 8prague River, Ore., a girl. Weight: 7 pounda 1 ounce. I.ANE Born at Klamath Valley hos pital. Klamath Fall. Ore,. April 11. 104(1. to Mr. and Mra. Richard Lane, Bonanza. Ore., a girl. Weight 0 pound 2 ounce. OBITUARIES E ARTIE A. FARRIN F.artle A. Karri, a resident of Klam ath county for the last five years passed awav in thl city on Saturday, April 10. 1043, at 3:20 p. m. following an III nesa of several month. She was a na tive of Nebraska and at the lime of her death wa aged .14 years 2 month and 6 day. Surviving are her husband, Uwli W. Farrl of Los AngHcs, Calif,, and two brothers, Jnmes and Harry Farrl. both of Yakima, Wnh. The re mains rest in the Earl Whltlock Fu neral home, Pine at Oth. Notice of fu neral to be announced at a later date. rilARf.EH II V. R R V. RT COOK Chariest Herbert Cook, a resident of Klamath Falls. Ore., for the. 11 17 years passed away in this city on Snl urday. April 10, Ifl4B, following an ill ness of sevnrat months. He was a na tive of California and at the time of hi death waa aged 70 years fl month tnd fl days. Surviving are hi wifr, Mrs. Allw Conk of this city, three nuns, Carl K. of Oceanslde. Calif.. Robert of Boulder City. Nev.. and Htanley F. Cook of this city, two daughters, Mr. Edna McMillen of Marysvtlle, Calif., and Mrs. JesRfe Shaver of Klamath Falls. Ore. The remains rest In the Karl Whltlock Funeral home. Pine al filh. Notice of funeral to be announced at a later date. KLPlTlfiTW 4 t ir-n Dally from lahOP SYNOPSIS OF ANNt'Al. kTAlCMKNT For I ha year titled Dtt'inibcr Jl, lt47 OF TMfc Albany Insurance Company of Albaio, lit the JilaU ot Nw loth inatlr to tlt lii'UniK'a Comomsiitiirr ul lh Male ol Oirgoti. pursuant to law. INCOME Net pirmluiiu rwvelvnl $l.Xia,4)T 4J Total Intcirsl, dividends and rral alate Inrotn HOftHOl Income from other source .. JT.llo 1.1 Total income 1. (75.30 i7 OlMHUMSEMENTH Nrl amount paid for Um . 4IT.1J :iy Uk adjustment expense -l3 lI UH I'mlrrwt Uing expviu-es .. JUJ.mHitifl Divide nda paid lo stock holder 't'ash. I75.0UODU. Sitx-k. none ..... IS.Utm 00 Dividend paid or credited to policyholders 00 All other xpfitdl lures In cluding investment ex penses' . .. .. Xl,M7n Total disbursement II.2iO.4tr) OA ADMITTED AMNIITS Value of rral estate owned market valuei OO Loan on mortgages and col lateral, etc Value of bond owned lantor tiiedt Value of slock owned 'mar ket value Cah In banks and on hand Premiums tn course of roller. Hon written since Septem ber TO. lfM7 Interest and rents accrued Other asset met said executor and eserulrix at Mulle 1, Mrlhase lltilliling. KUinalh Falls, Orc!t)ii. log-r liter Willi proper voili-iier. Willtllt month of the dale n( ihu in it If Da led this Hth itat of April. HMfl I.YNN F MKlt.l.lNUrON DOROTHY AHNr.M A. 12 ll -JH. M. ;i 10 Nn mi CLASSIFIED RATES On day . 3- day run i-dav run . 4- dav run Week run Month run Adi pel wotd 4c ( i woid It net wink I It oer word 1'tf pet word IV pw word 48t me Now Today ue and tao.ji.t2 jsi (M0.73 02 7.V) is) ft U IB 471 :mi U1.74B71 Total a rim I lied asset ... 1-l.tMI 4ia to LlAHlLniHS. 1 HIM. IS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims 100.177 00 Estimated loss adjustment rpene for unpaid claims 10,411 V) Total unearned premium . . 1 ,:i4o.:t(t U2 AH other liabilities ftl.'J.t.l l.I Total liabilities, aurept rap Hal 1.374, BWt .M Capital paid up 91 .000,000 00 Special surplus funds 00 Una I n.ned funds surplus' I .Wl flM 7(1 Surplus as regard policy holder 2.:Witll4T3 Tolal M.Wtt.sin :to nm.Mk'1'LD iu nnrnnv mn rus VKAlt Net" premiums received . ... 1H,47 22 Net ! oi.e paid U.417 10 Uivifienda pain or creonea 10 policyholders 0 Principal office In Oregon-Portland. NOT It K Notice la hereby given thai the under signrd has leen appointed executor of the will of NONA P COHPENINti, de reased. and has qualified, and all persons having a claim against said estate are hereby required lo present I he same with proper voucher attached, to the office of my attorney. I, Ortlt Sliemore, JV.i Stewart-Drew Building, Klamath Fall. Oregon, within tlx month from the dale of ihl notice. Dated this I2th day of April, 1B4I1 I.EO DONOVAN. A. 13-10 3H: M. 3 No. 87. NOTICE TO ( KKIIITIIKH Notice is hereby given lhat the under signed have been appointed executor and executrix, respectively, of the estate of Thomas M. Hkilllnjctnn, deceased, bv the Circuit Court of Klamath Count J, Ore gon, and that all persons having claims ngninst ald estate of said deceased are hereby notified lo present the auie to TOASTERS UAI.OHK In Rukys Down sialrs Store Hunlwant, PnH-ior, t'nl versal. Toasi-n-Utur, Maiittltui H"w msit and nianv othet ItU'KYH JEWELERS Phone .11.11 FOR SALE lOil Chevrolet -t-oi se dsit rfd lite Rrasonable pi Ire 1 I n Ivniv sifter S p m Ft'MNIKtlED 1 ro-.m house for rent No children pels, or di unkennris liefer. acres rentilieil Call at 144,1 Oregon after 3 Mi p n. FOR SALE iftsT Chevrolet pickup very good rondltloo 4.Vl .1114 lloardman WANTED J appliance salesuten 3T Pine for interview. Must ! pt- lenred FOR SALE Wooden clariitrl Fine coif ditlon. Only used 2 vrnrt Phone aim I Ashland or write M Wagner, IM Oak SI . Ashland Ore FOR SALE Purebred Hampshire pigs. Phone itlos FREE IRONINC. BOARD .173 "Tree with sinus I'rtN-tnr Iron l.lmllrd time onl RICKYS DOWNSTADIH STORE Phone SIM. Fl HNISIirr) DUPLEX for sale by owner. Altamonl district, on ho line. 7 ears old Irnmediale possession. Phone 2 oM3 atler rt p m FOR SALE One junior Ud with mat. tresses, one car radio, one Champion air compressor, one Zenith 13tule radio Marian drive MN.l-S ADDITION 2 -bedroom home inrludtni enameled range and gas circulating heater. Priced for quick sale St 'III' It MAN One new home on large lid. On near S fllb St with fireplace Al Lon gin Ire Sale matt with . w San nr us REALTOR 121.1 Main Phone LIVESTOCK AUCTION WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14, 1 Ht P M We have packer, order and shipper huers in atiendanre at our regular Wednesday Auction for all classes of livestock. When you ronslgn tour livestock with the KLAMATH UVESTOCK COMMISSION CO you place them lo the hands of men who know the value of livestock and can sell your lives lock for the highest returns to the producer Plan nw to attend the regular Wednesday auction KLAMATH LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO Phone :ii'74 Midland Road fiuri-k Bros R E "Hob" Rhode Auctioneer Phone 40.12 FOR SALE Uteri fJE refrigerator In good condition ,131 Avalon. MILKjC'OW FOR SALE Phone MM DELAWARE STREET Modern .Vronm home Gtd condition Inside and out Lot sire I'rfrvtiKt Irri gated and fenced. Immediate possession. Price SftIV) See Hap Davlion with DALE Ar HOWES REALTORS All East Main Phone 7iiu 'Across from Mills School) rAllliR inrtl rtoublr desk. Xn H 7th CLEAN M AOS FOR SALE, 2ic per lb XMm So. 71 h "LISTINOS NEEDED There are a mi 111 1 wr of prospective purchasers now looking for homes In Hot Springs and Mill addition Also we aie recipients of a good manv re quest for suburban properties If ou are planning on selling or perhaps ire In 1e res led in Improving ) our present housing stl nation, pleme contact our office for a prompt, courteous and fair appraisal of your property by the mem bers nf our tlnff R, P. OLIVER REALTOR Salesmen A V. MrVev Bob Ro Agnes M. Oliver Dorun Brett Steve Moss J2H North Hth Phone 47MI or 7177 FOR SALE -1041 Ford coupe. n.V). tloo Main, i-BEDItoOM modern home for snle In Merrill. Lame Int. Second place east of Signal Oil Station. FOR SALE I0;t Plymouth 3 door, 7o7 Washington. New rutUf basement. Insula led r m'tlUHIt A N HOMES 7 room, full acre, lai ge loot cellar, bain and poulli Y house HpsUtlftlltV liiiMhcaiird Must be seen lo le appre 1 laled. rooms, full b arte. Hull ttees, be puicliased furnished s s J lie'liiMims 1 liMir fuioart. dull roo, 1 3 acre escelleut toll with Hull tree. 4 loom home near South ttth It II ai'ie, lull) Insulated s RONF-WAY DRIVE 'J tscdioonis, Mieplact IisiiIwihmI flmira, full tissemenl. automatic oil furnacts, very tvell conttiili lel This Is an es ceptlonally olt e home with laige rooitsV lovaled In g'HMl residential dlslitrt CAFE with living oust let, i-ll of .m Ijii sleil nesf lal plant and la now doing Full finsk praf "al FUNNY BUSINESS " '-V' " '?"!,'""" L". '. .4 J'tiVilWW-S '".- ssswi.J eouliui ) Healing 1 laigv toil a ver g n P OLIVER REALTOR A V M Yev Rth Rns Doran Brell Ago M Oliver Sieve Moss Salesmen 7JH No nth Phone 4710 or TlTj Foil HALE New Hi Standard 33 plstnt It D military model. Finch, Tula lake FOR SALE Dinette s1, hardwood Agh blood. Red leatherette seats, cellenl rooilltloit Phone TUI SEilVICK STATION attendant wanteH. Musi Ix a good salesman and inne lulu Ication and lira repairing Do n4 appl v unless you ar a top. note k sei vice man You must have gm4 refrienrv as o alilllly and Integrltf and want permanent employment. Phone .14 1 J FOR SALE Iron Age ' pnla.eptntfr HO heail feeder pigs and soma Wearier, one ell reined saddle horsa fa gK4j ro(e bofsa Phone 2U1H. Tulelaka FOR SALE :rjS Forrl pickup Make offer l.oti Rarllstor Shop, Sit Uresis St . I a nt i t p tn FOR RENT 2 room partially furnished Up tale eaett, 21 Ht ou.nih lie Klamath Ave DAI E a. HOWES HKAI.TOMII SI I E, Main Phone 774 or ejr4 ' AcrfWs fiom Mill School TWO MEN available for any odd jobs) mhi may have Phone B74J PA 1ST! Ml decorating. paperhaeiginB plasterlMtard finish Ina and soral psi ui ing Estimates given. lh"e ,arin FOR RENT I and room furnUbe catihti Also ouxlern rollaga. null ties furnished Weekly rates. j Altamonl Auto Court 1 " SOUTH SUIIURRR " j Two ttedroom modern home 1 aere ct ' excellent soil chicken and hroorlag j house, barn, etc. ! ... , Large 2 bedroom home, upstair ran be made Into 3 no ire nice room lleaullLd erd. lita of trees and shrubbery. Carl Wllrlermuth with JOHN C. AH(.EIHINER REALTOR tOU Main Dial .YVtt -evening! ' RANCH FOR RENT or to buy. Ulvltloo H1UII STEADY INCOME opiating latea S cenl candy bar vending machines, Candv direct from factories Yotsf machines located tmS rash atartg busioe Wtlte tmlai, Ros UsS, rare) Hr-teld New LEADINfi DIESEL ENtilNE DISTRlfC I'TOIl is lotihing for tales represents, tlve for Klamath Fall. I.akrview an surtutmdlng area, who has ermanent home in Klemalh Fall Reasnnahlt salar anil commission o start lilt, expense when out of headquarter, Emm-1 le nee rod necessary bul must ha oung. amhilious and willing In wot ver hard in Southern Oregon lerrU tor Musi have charaeier referent e and be aide to pass physical ewam (nation Send complete Information. Write llos I'M, care Herald News FOR SALE, one new 6 fl and one ne M il Jiioilm rear W heel h diaultg vrapei Mith control valve and lire, CI 1.1. EN MOTOR AV IMPLEMENT CO, MEDFORD. ORE TO JVK AWAY, four 3-rom nMni Phone XViA, K)H SALE, foundallon seed pot !.; ome from (sreshnm and some frotg Cuti.irla Phone 7Ma. Mr) ant Williams, FOR SALE, it carloads Netted Cems. 01,4 tear off rerllfied. fob Fgln. Idaho. Call 401HI Klamath Falli, 01 .1147 Home, dale FOR RENT 2 t.M.111 furnished epV ntenl 114:1 Pine FOR SALE. 1040 Nash eacellrnt roiw dlllon. new rubter, radio, healer Celt J' e Mahortey Jr., colter I, at Dorr I. Calif. Wil l. '1 HADE two double Iota on l.ak snore unvr. value l.kiofi. paMneril tut modem home. Call .Hun uiier n p m. I'OII SALE, home and Income pro,e.l'c. At If active modern home am) 1 wa houseo. renting tti.1 00 pei month. Price HHMKi. Phone 7lell. 1212 Home dale. t-'A MINE T WORK HASH DOORS HaVf 11s quoin for you on stock items of low coil custom made work SUIIURMAN LUMPER CO. i7H4 S mil Phone 77i RUItltKR toilet Irav. Jig law purrlet, Schneidet ' Varlel) , 4lM KHts) fCOM. !g IT Hf A MtviCf IHC TM.HIQ 0 j.fT Off "We had a little trouble gotting Junior up mornings!4 ka. S lit It, ()ir ningn JUNCTION At:ilKS II acres, Irrlgnleil, paved highway, flvsv room modern house, deep well, pressure sem, electric water heater, nice nil stove, lawn. 1rce M7.li) 41750 down, HOT SPRINGS ADDITION 1 bedroom home, fireplace, hardwood floor, 2 baths, full basement . auhn innllc furnace, nice yard, shrub, aprink ler svsictn. Priced to sell. Shown bf nppolnlment onlv. NKAL STEWART AGENCY ill Klnmnih Plume own or 7M FOR SALE. lll00"'miully In HU7 Meri curv Fordor seduit. Contplele wltfc) accessories, Phone .Klfll or call M .'liail Cannon Ave. afler B p m, FOR HALF Huhy buggy, atudin couch" Phone 7120. WAITHF.HR WANTED (102 Klamath Ave". Hplll nil I fl Only experienced need npn'.v Apply in person. I'OR SALE ItY OWNER-Modern S-beifl rootu homr In Mills addition, larga untllv porch, venellan blind, drape, nil stove, lovely lawn with prlnkte N.vnieni. 72fll1, Shown halween II a. m. ami I p. m, aud 3 p. m, and fl p. m XH While, WANTKD ,1 nr 4-rnomtinfurnsheri iipnrlmcnl. Two ariulla, Referencai, Charles Gilbert, phone 4H11. NOW IH'THK TIMR "tn order""yoti screen door, icreena, IrellUea. Wa dg nil kind of cabinet work, Phone 3740, FOR HALE 2 -bed room 1 room hnu, Hnrdwood floor thrnughoul, Flra plnce, liiHtilnled, lawn In, white picket fence all around, 1 yean old, i'ilflfl flown; biilanre on term. 32110 Bad cltffe. Phone H2'2n, PROCTOR IRONS, "Our Si rntle-ln off I hIIII In r fieri Nrw 07ft A Iron lot n nrt with ymir old Irnn. Rlrkv ,lewclrr Downstair Store. Phone ;m,ii,