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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, AUGUST 30,1949 PACE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON MARKETS and FINANCIAL STOCK AVERAGES Compiled by The Net change ... Tuesday Previous day Week ago .... Month ago .. Year ago BOND AVERAGES Compiled by The Augsut 3tt : Kails Mind. ltltlL M For. MLYld. unch. unch. A .1 DJ unch. 91 2 102 9 104.1 701 111.3 91 2 102.9 104 0 "0.3 1113 91 2 102 103 9 70.3 111 3 90 1 102 5 103.4 70.1 110 8 91 n 101.0 W8 63 108 0 Net change Tuesday Previous day Week ago Month ago Year ago SALES CARRY GRAINS DOWN CHICAGO. Aug. 30 (Pv Selling by commission houses and liquida tion by local traders carried all grains lower toward the close of today's board of trade session. Cash dealers were credited with selling September wheat as earlier commercial demand subsided. Corn reacted with wheat when corn bookings on a to-arrive basis were placed at 125.000 bushels. Starting on a steady basis, futures advanced, until a wave of sell ing hit soybeans midway through the morning session. Some recovery developed, but the market failed to regain Its steady tone. At the finish wheat was S to IS lower than yesterday's close. S2 001.-1. Corn -fas higher to "s lower, September U.261.-1.. Osis were unchanged to S lower, September 87. Rye wa i to S lower. September $1.38. Soybeans were Vi to J cents lower. November 2J1S-1. Lard was 2 to 1 cents a hundredweight higher, September $1155. Wheat- Open Sept. 2 01 -2 01 Dec 2O5'-2 06 March 207',- May 201S July i'; Stocks Close Little Higher NEW YORK. Aug. 30 -The stock market closed a little higher today after painfully slow ad vance. Pew gains exceeded fractions and numerous leading Issues did no bet ter than remain at Monday dos ing levels. Business frequently cam to a standstill. Turnover was at the rate of only too 000 sharea or so tor the full searion. easily the slow est market of the month. Superior Stsvl hit a 1948 low with a sobs of srcmd a point tol tomum news that the board had skipped the dividend usually voted at this tune. American Can 93 Am Power Lt 12 Am el Tel 143 V Anaconda . IT Bendis Aviation IS Beth BU-rt 2N Boring Airplane it'i Calif Parking . 22 . 12S . 27S . 23', . II . I . 104 . S3 . 2SH 1 M SO '4 Canadian Pacific . Cae J I Caterpillar Chrysler Comwlth At Sou Cons Vultee Continental Can -Crown 2llerbach Curtis Wright Douglas Aircraft Dupont de Hem -. Potato Vine Beater Ford or Fm is Traetars t sag ( Sw Sleehtwea Thornton & Parr E-ipent ( $416 Se. tk PboM 26t U rum 1 11 JJ I llUUis 1 AMERICA'S FIRST CHOICE FOR 20 YEARS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY - MOST MODELS STYLELIXE Special 2-deor Sedan $1649.00 Special 4-door Sedan 1696.00 Special Business Coup . ... .. 1 $75.00 Special Sedan Delivery .. 1635.50 Special Sport Coupe . 1654.00 Deluxe 2 -door Sedan : 1728.00 Deluxe 4-door Sedan 1775.00 Deluxe Station Wagon (Wood) 2529.25 Deluxe Station Wagon (Steel) 2529.25 Deluxe Sport Coupe ... 1744.00 Deluxe Convertible Coupe 2119.25 i li:i;tli.i; Special 2-door Sedan 1649.00 Special 4-door Sedan 1696.00 Deluxe 2-door Sedan 1728.00 Deluxe 4-door Sedan 177S.00 ABOVE PRICES-DELIVERED IN KLAMATH FALLS 410 So. 6th Associated rresa August JO Stlnd. IS Rail! 15 1 til. 6 Stocks . A .5 unch. A .1 A J 90.4 23.9 40.7 3. 89 9 32 9 406 3S .90.3 S3JI 40.7 63 9 901 32 9 401 S3 5 919 45 7 40.7 68 6 Associated fmi High Low .floae 201'v I00's 100'.-'. 2 06S 2 06 1 05-1 Pi', 2 08 2.06'i 2 06', 2 01 2 00". 2 01 188'i lM'i IM'i General Electroe ... Oeneral Poods Oeneral Motors Goodyear Tire . Int Harvester Int Paper Kentieeott Ubby McN at L . Monujomery Word . 37 ; 4 61 39 26'i MS 44, 7S S-4 13'. S3' 10 14 ' 13 S3'i 97 lle 24'. It's 38S 24S 41 W 7 22 t; io lit- SO'. 12', MS 10 - 48 Noah Keivinator I Nat Dairy ' N Y Central Northern Pacific i Pae Am Pish I Par Oas Zlee I Pac el Tel I Jenney J C 1 Radio Corp Rayonler . Ravnolds VtrU I Richfield i Safeway Store s i Sears R-rOurk ' Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif Studebaker Corp Sunshine Mining rans-Amerlca Union Oil Calif Union Pacific UmteC Airlines V 8 Steel Warn Bros Pic . Wooiworth - LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. SO lAP-USDA) Cattle: Salable 250: calves 25: today's supply In cludes around 300 holdover; mar ket eery draary: mostly steady weak on scattered sales: medium 1338 lb. steers $21.00: common down Charlie Read Saddlery Will Be Closed A of. 21 $ Sept, Ph. 4113 iiiuiiiiin to $18 00: common-medium heifers 117.00-18 00: some medium cows $16.00: Monday market closed slow; steady to weak; common heifers $16.00-60 with load medium 119.00; common-medium cows $14 00-15.00; medium sausage bulls $19.00-20.00: 1 cutters $16 00: three loads good 845-970 lb. feeder steers $22.00; me dium $19 00: odd head common I down to $17.00: calves slow; mostly I steady; small lot medium 245 lb. calves $21.00: common $17.00-18.00. Hogs: Salable 400: active, butch ers 50 cents higher: good-choice 180-340 lbs. $24 25: good sows $1600 with one choice losd at $1625. I Sheep: Salable 1300: no early sales; Monday active: strong to 60 ' cents hlRlier tor slaughter lambs: eves steady: short load good-choice 8T lb shorn lambs $22 50: short deck 98 lb. good-choice wooled lambs $22 50: three loads 79-82 lb. mixed , tats and feeders $21.00: common medium $18 00-20 00: medium-good ewes $7.50-8 50. CHICAGO, Aug. 30 iP lUSDA) Salable hogs 9500: moderately ac tive: butchers steady to 25 cents lower: mostly steady; sows steady to weak: top $2150: bulk good and choice 190-270 lb. $20.76-21.35: few lots 260-326 lb. $19.75-20.75: around 3J0 lb. weights at $18 50: good and choice 170-190 lb. $1.-40-20.75: 140 160 lb. $17.40-19.00: sows under 350 lbs. $17.50-18 50: few $18.76-1900 weighmg under 300 lb.; 360-426 lb. $16 35-17.50 : 440-400 lb. $15.00 1624: few heavier sows as low as $1350: good clearance Salable cattle 8500: salable calve 500: steers and heifers steady to 50 cents higher: kinds grading average-good and better continue In broadest demand: other classes steady: top $30 36 for load choice to prime around 1100 lb. steers; several loads choice 1075-1300 lb. weights $29 65-2940: bulk high good and choice steers and year lings $28 00-29 50: most high-medium and good grades $24 50-27.75: common grassers down to $17.50; I sura ana cnoice iru nrurrs s.JS- W. O ( V . u SWH, good beef cows $17 00-28 50: com mon and medium cows $14 50 16 75: canners and cutter $12 24- 14 75; medium and good sausage i bulls $18 50-2100: vralers $27.00 down: good 400 lb. slaughter calve $23 00: toad choice Montana year ling feeding steers $24 00: 150 head string good 635 lb. weights $23 00. Salable sheep 2400: generally steady with yearling wethers weak: ' practical top native spring lambs $22 50: extreme top $24 00 to small killers, paid sparingly; yearling wethers $2100 down; slaughter ewes $8 50 down. PORTLAND. Aug. 30 iPi lUSDAI Cattle: Salable 200. holdover 260: calves 50: canner-cutter cows ac tive, strong: otherwise market re ther slow but generally steady con sidering quality: scattered sale com mon prelum grass steers 16 00-22 00; cutter dairy type steers and heifers 1100-13 00: few common-medium beef heifers 13 50-1$ io: some un sold: canner-cutter cows mostly 10 00-1100: odd shells down to 9 00; common medium beef cows 11.40 13 40: young cows to 14 SO: bulls very slow: few cutter-common bulls 13 50-14 00: odd good beef bulls held above 17 00: good vealers mostly 20 00-22 00: common-medium 11 00 18 00: Including few medium -good heavy calves around 18 00. Hon: Salable 250: market active, steady: good-choice 160-230 lb. butchers 24 24: few ITS lbs. down to 24 00 and below; 36O-3O0 lbs. 20SO-23 40; 150-160 lbs. 2140: good 340-650 lb. sows mostly 16 00-1600: choice under 300 lbs. sow op to 1950: few good feeder pigs unsold: good -choice quoted 22.00-23 50. Sheep: Salable 300: market rather slow, mostly steady: good -choice spring limbs 19 50-20 50; medium good 17 00-18 00: medium-good feed ers 14 00-16 00: good -choice 106 lb. yearlings up to 17 00: good ewes 550-6 00: common-medium 3 00-5 00. Want Ads don't cost tney pay I iibninn a n wsi ? t , WW us, r if! mm Better quality potatoes and cash saved In harvesting that's what JOB get with the sensational ROTO-BEATER, the patented machine that ehews up vines at 704) revelations per minute! More money from your potatoes, lower harvest ing cost means CASH IN TOUR POCKETS! Last season all available ROTO-BEATERS were sold out before harvest time. An order placed with as now guarantees delivery for '49. Get the facts and you'll get ROTO BEATER! . . . BEE IT NOW! CALL day or night for fast wrecker service anywhere In the Klamath Basin. " MYest-Hitchcock Corp. 677 go. 7th ONLY OLSON MARIS frf frrf "::::::?' 1 I ;;;:::: i.i'.i'iiii'.iiUi yv u::it::::j MEET THE MISSUS Mrs. Melifto Du Jony, winner of the tite "Mrs. t. Louis. comes to New York to see the sights. The St. Louis house wife won the title for, omong other qualifications, her novel woy of serving pretzels tit soys here). Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 30 1 Wheat: Cash grain: Oats No. 1 JS lb. white $44.00: barley No. 2. 45 lb. B. W. $4040: No. 1 flax UM. Cash wheat bid soft white $2 12',: soft white mo Rex) $2 12S: white club $211': western red $2 12'i. Hard red winter: Ordinary $317'.: 10 per cent $2 12W: 11 per cent gill's : 12 per cent $2 14',. Today's car receipts: Wheat 51, barley 31. flour 6. corn 11, oau 3, miillred 17. POTATOES CHICAOO. Aug. 30 (AP-U8DA Potatoes: Arrivals 7s. on track 23i: toul V. 8. shlpmenu 417: supplies moderate: demand fair: market slightly weaker on Ruasets. steady on reds, firm on white-. : Colorado Buss Triumphs $2 SO: Idi ho-Orecon Russet Bur banks $3 90: North Dakota-Minnesota Bliss Triumphs 3 0u; South Dakota Bliss numphs and Red Warbas $3 0u; Wisconsin Cobblers $2 10. Portland Potatoes Potatoes: Ore. Board man district White Rose No. Is $27-M: No. 2. t&-0s: 50 lb. wash Netted Oenu, No. Is. $2.75-3 00; No. 2s. 5-V: Long Whites No. Is 100 lbs. $2 50 165; No. 2s 50 lbs, 5c-l 00. Portland Eggs PORTLAND. Aug. 29 (Tv-Ess (to wholesalers): A grade large S3'i to 64 W rents: A grade, medium. SJ'i-MWc: small 42'jC; B grade, large, t'4-56'i cents. If you and your family go on pic nics often It's a good Idea to keep the things you 11 need for picnic lunches together in a handy corner. A basket, of course, will go In the comer along with a vacuum bottle, paper napkins, waxed paper and aluminum foil, salt and pepper shakers, lump sugar. FLOWER SHOP 4 pHONr m i C '1 wz. 7771. Phone 7771 THE ROTO-BEATER Demo Leader Pushes Action On Wage Bill WABHINQTON, Aug. 30 Ml Democratic Lender Lucas nil.) to day promised senators a week's va cation if they will pa.ss a bill rais ing minimum wages from 40 to 75 cents an hour by tomorrow night. The GOP leaders, senator Taft of Ohio and Wherry of Nebraska, told a reporter they probably would go along with Lucas' suggestion, which Includes night sessions to night and tomorrow II necessary. The proposed senate recess would extend over Labor Day through next Tuesday. Taft, chairman of the senate re publican policy commute and a member of the senate labor com mittee, opened the second day of deba'e by voicing his support for the "bill as a whole." Senator Pepper (D-Fla). floor manager for the bill, told the sen ate that most controversial Items and proposals and been stripped from the legislation in order to speed passage and assure congres sional action this session. Fine Levied For Liquor Sale Pines totaling $300 were assessed yesterday afternoon In Justice court against Daniel Dean Marcum, 35. of 3000 Patterson, on charges of giving liquor to Indians and giving liquor to a minor. lie pleaded guilty to buying liq uor last Friday for two Indian wo men, one a minor. State police said Marcum had taken the women to Dorrls and obtained beer and whiskey for them there. Marcum w as also placed on pro bation for five months. MARSHALL Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore.. August 3. 1M. to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marshall. 3037 Applegate. a girl. Weight: 7 pounds ounce. WOERNER Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore, August 29. IMS. to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Woerner, 8t. Francis apart ments, a girt Weight: 7 pounds 14 'v ounces. PADDOCK Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore., August 2. 149. to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Paddock. 1623 WUfard. a boy. Wright: pounds ounces. BLICKENSTAFF Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore- August 30. 1849. to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bllrkenstaff, 3114 Cannon, a boy. Weight: pounds l'i ounces. FUNERAL MARY BALIS The funeral service for the late Mary Balm, who passed away In this city on Monday. August 29. will take place from the chapel of Ward's Klsmsth Funeral home. 925 High street, on Thursday. Septem ber 1. 1949 at 2:30 p. m.. Rev. J. R. De7ip of the Mt. Laki Com munity church officiating. Com mitment service and Interment In the family plot In Llnkvtlle ceme tery. Friends are respectfully In vited to attend. OBITUARY MARY BAI.IV Mary Balin. a mident of Klam th county (or the past 40 years patd away at her law residence in thU city on Monday. AmtU5t 29. 1M9 at 11:30 D. m. She whs a na- live of Prague. Czechoslovakia, and a as seed 87 years and 2 months at the time of her passing. She Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Em ma Welch of this city: a son. Otto Balin of the Henley district: a sister. Mrs. Alberta Ptacek of Long Island. N. Y.: a brother. Prank Brandjesky of Severy, Kan.: also five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The remains rest in Ward's Klamath Funeral home. 925 High street. Notice of the funeral arrangements will be found else where In this Issue. Hower Shop intivi: i. (At Greenhouses) 3614 8. 6th Phone MM Free Delivery Flowers by Wire Funeral Designs dor Specialty MmMJh. . ft-SattasMVaaaii lis----fc--.Jiilt, J y - ; ! S -L-.a-i i :f L f 1 .Iw; ' 1 "WHAT'S A SUMMER , WITHOUT A VACATION!" 4 I gold gome outgrown gport v. tlothei, a uieeJ typewriter, $ f : ond a piono through Wont J Ad$ to pay for my vacation. K y, f ' PHONE 8111 Pi I Herald & News . mS. . t sV i ' ' --- -T ft--r-i-Uri , , Do It Every lAlnuJ A tuisJS ABOUT MOTRSU'f?E THE DOCI&R.JERRy-BUT WHATABE 1 YOU DOIN6 THAT FDR ? YOU'RE NOT WINS THE HEAD AWE YOU f DON'T MAKE A PR-JECT OUT OF ITHT JUST MISSES ONCE IN A WWILE" k X THINK IF VtoU JUST CLEAN THE POINTS-- I rru -ts.a 1 1 Municipal Court Perry Cleveland, vagrancy. Fine $100 and 30 days, suspended to leave town. Joseph Martinet, drunk. Fine $10 or t days. Fraclnto Marlines, drunk. Fine $10 or 5 days. Charles McKliinon, drunk. Fine $10 and 30 days. Richard Boss ell, drunk. Fine $10 and 30 days probation. James L. Mulllns, drunk. Fine $2& and 30 days, suspended to leave town. Frank Ellison, ran stop sign. Forfeit S ball. Robert Earl Kunkle. violation basic rule. Recogged. Harry Robert Jones, violation basic rule. Pine $15. Doris Poles, rsu red light. Re I cogged. I Grace Imogens Benson, ran red I light. Post S3 ball. Harold R. Rlrkman, U-turn. Fine $1. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our grateful and heartfelt thanks to our many friends for their kind remem braices. MRS. 8FXKIRK AND BILL. LEGAL NOTICES sutler or sHiairrs ihsm al airoar Notice It hvrvbv givvn. In rompll. anr with ae asm OCLA thai lh Inllnwlna u a tru and rorrcl taivnwnl of Mt amount of monv rollrld. and In amount of monoy turned orr to lh Countr Tmsturtr, and lh lolal thr nf. for In afl month's period andlns June 30th. 1049 Rtlanro on hand rxrm br 31 l4S SS03.SS4 22 Tt I llcld Ti Year 1t0-M S 1MSTI . 174. laa I I . 22 -! ST , 4..MS .IS . I .W 7 I34S 4 1U47 M 1tM47 IW4V4M I !44 O 1 14.1- l43-3 I'M t, KM, . 1IMI ItMO . !. inw IAL1-M i 1B.II ., Mmk, 41 7 1 ai th IK K 7fi 74 T 47 2.1 4V M 4M XI V4 I 311 M in nm 3D 21 Tajrvr. tm Trf-anrff JnurT . 1I4 . Jmnuarr 13. ! ..THi H rrbruary IS. IM 32.1I5I M-rrh IS. 1(Ms9 .. 4 i M ADrtl IS. 1J 3n.;i2I Ml Mt 12. u 27"? itrtg - mMlM 'Balance on lund June 30. ta.iwii Sheriff mileeaa 1.343 OS Paid Treaiurer . 1.34.1 Ml Aulo Sllrher Pan I.4MI73 Paul Treasurer .. I.4S0 7J J. E. FHANrY Sheriff Si Tas c:ollertor CUSIC SIEMENS XXpulr Au 30 No. 77S SIMMONS C... Ne. ll IN THE JUSTICE COURT FOB THE DISTRICT OF LINKV1LI.E. COUNTY OF Kl.AMATH. STATE Or OREGON. CHARLES SC'HUSS, Plaintiff, v. RALPH A GIBSON. Defendant TO RALPH A. (JIBSON. PEKENDANT: IN THE NAME Or THE STATE Of OREGON, you are herehy required to appear and aniwer plaintiff complaint on file herein on or before the Llth day of Seolemhrr. 1D4S. thai being the lait data for your appearance herein, and if you fall to an answer or otherwise ap pear for want thereof plaintiff will take Judsmenl against you In the sum of i.vioo. tnaelher wllh plaintiff- costs and disbursements Incurred herein, alt growths out of an expreaa contract for the payment of mon-y. This summnna Is served upon you by publication thereof in The Herald and Time -,-. UB DON'T kNOW ' ATUlKlfi ABOUT AV3TORS-HE ONLY KNOWS HE WANTS A COMPLETE OVERHAUL OFf? FOR THE PRICE OP 5PARK-PLUS JDB' JERRY WILL CO I MINUTE WE'LL IHOSFTTAL-NO VrSTCRS 2WtSEZflk$l INI TM 0PERATIN6 , ti ra UKTUP bb-la. g-Tt-a? int. DOCTOR" Ntw onr 9Sfh wmIi fur four lurrt-riv fverki, uumunl In th uiUvr of lli Hiinurblt J. A. Mhoiiey, Jtiitgt of th tovt vniitietfi rourt. ntg.i1 and nlvrvd lh IHh ty of Auiu$l, 1U4U, t'W flr-l publlCMlInn to b mad on tli 10th day of Autust, ltMl. ami tha Ul publlra tlon lharvof la hc mads on lha ih day of aWptambar. IIMB ritWIN DNtMCOl t. Atlitrrtav fur I'lainllff Pin Tr Huildinc Klamath falls, Urvgton. A ! U 30. a. No. 7-1. jrrsL CLASSIFIED RATES On Day , . , , ar word 4a rhrr Pay par word l la Waatf Hun , par wtud IV Hun in Hun . , . , ...utt - , Par wrurd 4Ac it conaacutlv Inaarllnna for UU1 than 4 oria-dajr ftdat New Today SIIOKA AND BOOTH for th young. la ri C'hlldran a ix frtm. 00 thru 1-i to t. Parka Varlaiy. WANTtn, hour wnrtt by !prinrd won i n Phon tAil. run kali, ivia rord coup, varviiani condilton Will arrapt MoJl A IMrk- up in trad. riHMM i OiMO. 2U4 Vina NO DOWN' PAYMENT l Th Orvgon Vlran ran pun-lult any of thaaa hnntaa with no down t-atroanl and laaasona-Ua monthly pa manU. tVJJgtiO: 3-hdrMm. Burna Strvat arra Irrtgatad. itaodant, eornar tot. North Jurd. 1-DO: yroom aml-mndvrn. Montaliua. I1J09: mom tiia. arr. not gnodarn. Auaun, a a John c. AMnrmiNGrn tng M-in Cvnina H-IH I'hnoa LVmS ron N t S"f or laa-. 3 badroom rrMdrn unfuraiahad hft, rliaw in. HIS uw pr nwtnih Inquir Ml California Ave. FOR SALE. ft. Cold. pot rf narrator. tlM Good conttltlun Iks. gth. Trailar with grn awning FOH KENT. 3-rootn apt., tU-t UO. Call sH.17. rOM AlJC. graan and whit ranva tor window curtain, ft. wida, com plri wllh rollrr. larga (wcUaUiLg fan. alniejat ntw. Phon 7l7. WI1J. THAME IIJUO quity In lVUg Jacp panal dalivary. Earallant condition, low mllaag. for aarly modal Iwu-duor aadan nr naw t cu. ft. rafrigaraltur. Phon a-ta.ll Wll.L. TRAIir ana irwr vino end i plumbing looU. Juet likta naw in - rallant rnndiiion for good uad two-1 eaiad car or a cu. it. nfngaraior. Phona S-tKU. EXCKIJ.EMT ni'tl.DING aa.M frat, baamnt. furnac. rlo In. liiaal for loia r aioragv, tajuu. HLAHU At.r-NCY Phona tn.ia Eva. 4m or 4dtt0 EXCEPTIONAla HAHUAINaf A good hont fully furnlahad on a toviao fam-ad lot. Floor furnac and al fuo plara Lone r a la foundation, garag and baaamant Low down pamnl, rsalanr jaoo par ntonih. Toial prtca Muuu. MI1XB ADDITION Cloaa to arhool and bu. 3'tdrnorn, w rurnubad horn. 3Uh1.iu rnrd lol. anrui and brrt. concrvt foundalion, naw roof, alrcirlc appfUMw,, piano, radio, Frigidair. naw wa-hing nvarhin and vanatian bltntlti. garag and fruit caliar. Full prtca n.viO. PATSY RICHARDSON Realtor tIT Adam Phona 37KI FOR BALE, uaad 5burnr A alrrtrtc rang, apartxnant aita. Call 921X WHY i!VE youraalf a horn parmanant? Call Irma a Beauty Shop fur naw prirea. Phona bJ2. Evaning appoint iTaanta. , BEST BUY IN TOWN lt4T Plymouth Special Deluxe four-door aadan, equipped with radio and heater; alao er-at cover. A one owner car in paract condition. Only tlJStSOQ. DIM HAT MOTOHU 2 iM Main FOR iAlJ!. lf.H Dotlge S-pavaenger coup, recently overtiauled top Lo bottom, new paint. Thla car muil he aen to ha appreciated. Contact BUI Lehr, phona 74HI, Klamath Fall or 1313 In Merrill. , 303 Hlvarslda Street. ONLY W73 0U for' my aquity In S year old home. 13 acre, floor furnac. hardwood flonra throughout, near new achool. Phona 3771. Wanted, so it. iit'diV.neh"oip and connection. Also toilet and waih bowl and ahower. Phona 4.tto. NICE firm trawberrlra for sal. Phona 2-1B12. 44M Austin. OR SALE, good clean i41 Chev. aT-paM. club coup. No dealer. 4267 Clin ton Ave. X RF.AL BARGAIN in uaed rfHgeratori. All overhauled and working perfect ly. You hava until Saturday to take advantage of thia opportunity. Phona 54O0. f'yock'i. HUH Maln. WANTED. 3 woodcutter. Inquire at Rtanton't Wood Yard In Stewart Ad dition after 12 o'clock. m fOR SALE, break fait act," floor lamp, living room tahl. reaaonable. HJ9 Oak, before noona or after A p. m. WANT TO BUY about 30 yards topaoU. delivered. Call 4:i2. Iron RENT"," 1 -bed room unfunitshed' apartment In Hot Spring duplex. Newly reffnlahed. Heat, water, and laundry fact! It lea furnUhed. Avail a Lie September lat. Very reaaonable. CalL731B evening. IB7fl Leroy. MOO DOWN Kxceptlonally well built modern 3 room home tn Chelsea Addition, 3 lots, fruit and garden. Laundry facllltlaa In garage. 4400. a a 300 DOWN 3107 Austin. A neat, attractive 3 -room tile home on i acre. t5 monthly. Drlvt out and look this over. JOHN C. AR'JETSINflERi 1016 Main Evening BSIff Phono SSfttl PUMICE TILE l.abaratary testa prove Pa mire Pre darts are superior In strength and raalstant ta tnalstura. Tlmm Aluminum Windows Gold Heal Wtterprnoflnff Gold Krai Platter Bond New Slu Pumlrt lilock Klamath Pumice Tile Co. 'Prrmitnrnt at tht Pyramids' l40 Owrna Phnt 4(110 k ETHRIDGE MOBIL San Green Stamps Given Weverharusrr Junction . . . lliwav 66 . . , Phone t-VUt OVFRHAlllINd STEAM CLEANING BODY REPAIRING COMPLETE PAINTINO ELECTRIC & ACETYLENE WELDING By Jimmy Hatk ME DOKT KNOW A TWINS ABOUT BOOKr ixccmliC ai re waif 1 ! VOU HEAR MlM SQUAW WHEN HE C5ET6 7M A TARIFF". -wi 'tHIS JOINT OOflHTA A BE RUM LIKE A Vl rvwwf-t- - Ml ARA6EMEN MEET SUCH INTERESTINS JEf?t5 THANX TO BARNEY TW-K 206 E.'OSTvN.y Now Today tLHO CHKVKOI.CT HptIiI Dalua Cuupa. 'I'tila tar abuva avaraa rwndltlon and vary rlan. Halr and fraalorta, atoonu Piuma I uU. rOH HAt.K. gardan Irartnr. IfTk. A. irurh had, HhuiM IVUM. ftm 8AI.K. tttvarn maul turpi ua Coolar atsr lt bsca. 74 lb. U a capat-lly. , all whtia aitaniat. A M" 00 valua, V Mhlla Uiay tsul IJ.74 A Lao bada, 1 prlnaa. inalliaaaaa. pi I Iowa, aula, I I ie,, mirror, ale Haraln -Vpol. TU7 H flih. I'hon 970d. ATTHACTIV" IIUV, 3-bdnimKfaaa, rl.a to Kiet-wvalt and High Schuol. Citrnar C-ilanafta and Eldorado. Nira v arxj hardevtHrd flmtra throuethout, firaular-a. lull baaamant, hoi walar wall Phna W UHT dt Mow park laat Wadnaadav. boidi "In Th Nuraarjr." I1UU ra ward Fhnrv I 14.2 Rr.l rKYrHM Phona 4M1. C.KINhm HTANDll Hrgular 7 U grtnoar aUnda, auaida. Now onl a.1. M. Wtl MllNTtlUMrHY WAHP - rHKK Kj:iTRtCITY Cat Ward wind drivan light 4nl. , onl on laft at tS MONTteOMKH Vf WARD MAKE ME AN OFFER, mual aallafov Ing away' I VMM Ponllar Torpadw a- dan. privata party. I'lsona .Hit aftat T n B4a NTt DFRAKFRn-ind rniUarTiOOtdJ mil, all a-.tr a tVko off nr pcica Mtuit aall' Moving away! ft at Hit Pacific Trrrac aMr 1 p. m WM L TRADE alactrtr ranga for tw whvld trailar. Phon JM. FOR HALE. alyn Nubian milk anata. A d mlthing. I purabrad yoarllng do. 4 p.iW3 dna kida. I ragtaiarati box-ti. tU7 no for all. Mr. Eiilng Ertc-kMHi. gttar Rout. Chtlotjuln, Ora. FOR 8AI.I,' TT Ford aadan. EscaMaat rondllltxs Phon 4V-B4. FOH KALX. naw waahar,' ta 00 lKaain 3 on io VACANT AARTMTNTT"mlKd,I rootna and bath. raaaonal. Natan Apt.. No. iith sl Aan at apl S or Phon 2 010 NEW SENRATIONAL IVO-LiTT trailar, for Information writ Frat I, Joln. 4aM N W Marahall, PorV land Or Ur.AI.EHH WANTED WANTED, wnrtt Chamharmald or hiwiaa wnrlx. good rafaranraa. ivM-anokr at drtnarr Phona ana HOT RPRlNCfl IWautlful hnma wllh vlaw Baaamtnt. flraplar. alarlrie hat Ownar soavtnf town. Mual aall trtTM CIX!E IS ahadiMtm horn, hataamtnl. aaralltnl Dls Man isd furnar. firvaiara. Moraa la i aa.KsTi i Hfll.DINO B1TC 1 nuoaianiiai u n. naanni wan. iwiiw ft. Exrallant downtown loratloa- Ba durad to aall ACRB FARM ' k mH frwiiaaa on Williamaan rlvar. i nam. tie. tcrt trngiwt. Wa hava wvtnl avrallant tMjUdlng lata for aala. e-sr tartna. BEAKt) AGENCY Realtors lo-fft Main St Phone ta23. 4Mt ar 4aat FOR RTVT. "J room furnished apart ment. IU33H Main. Phon ttt-t FOR SALE, small piano. Calf toaa b i FOH SALE. 1041 Ford n par daluae 4 I door, new Mercury nv tor. seel lent condiUon and fintah. Call MIT mortv- Ings. Ft MNisnronARTMENtrii 00 par ' rtav Lall S-IU4. TEAR bHOP all metal ramp trailer Willi bulan stov and lank, it 7a. 00. Silver Cafe, t mile north on 97. FOH SALE, used rfrlgrator. Ten. ft A 40 so. Lucas Furniture, IBS X. Main. FOR SALE. li4t L A Caae Tractor, used leas than 40 days. Ilka naw. Bargain. Phone MM. FOH SALE ORtRAt)l7Bf'T3 airplane'. :lv. Llreneed day or night. Cali 44o4 or ta.14. FOR SALE, a-bedroorn 'nouse. UJoO. Phon B UM. WANTED. Hellabla' person to take cart of small motel. Will furnish apart ment, lights and water. Also antra salary fur janitor work la club. Call H.127. FOH 8ALIT6R TRADE for clunk licit '.lit 4-donr Ford. Vary good condition. iVlctory Drive. FOR SALE, 3-room mod rn Sou . Fumishad or unfurnished, k acre. iwi5 Arthur. BAGS Rperlal price. Naw oat bags, l'r Herondltloned oat bags, 12'tC. New lu-oz. grain hags. 2'jc. Reconditioned grain bags. 13 to inc. Reconditioned pick up bags, loc flag twine Whole sale prices un polished cotton twine. PEOPLES WAREHOUSE LIVESTOCK AUCTION Wednesday, August 31. 1:30 p. m. Cattle, hogs, and sheep. Load of fat net Ora. Also usual run of fat and feeder cattle, hogs, and sheep. For that lop dollar for your I Ives lock, . consign them to our regular Wednesday Auctloo. Llveslock trucks for hire. i KLAMATH LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY Midland Road Phone 3974 R. E. "Bob Rhodes, Auctioneer Phone 4033 WanTe'IT" T6 RENT. D or smaller sire Caterpillar with or without driver. Write Box 267 cart Herald e New. . TIII! It If you want to make mora than Just a living wage, we would Ilka to talk to you. We can use three men who are ambitious and willing to work. New men earn 7!) 00 weak and up. Pro motion for manager la fast Wa train you. Investigate this. See Al O. Brown, Winema hotel. Thuraday 10 a. m. eharp or 7:00 p. m. sharp Thursday. FOR HALfS, IMA Massey Harris Combine. 13 ft. cut. dual wheels, xtOO.OO. In- quire 11. T. Buckley, Stronghold Cafe. t $Al. r,R REl'RESENTAT iVt for Klamath -county. Car necessary. Leads furn ished. No Investment. Previous ex perience not aa necessary as willing ness to work and follow Instructions. High earnings while learning. For full Information write Uox 368. cart Herald a.New. fon SALE, one Ken mora electric stove, almoat new, I7A.00; one 4 ft. re frig em tor, Shelvadore, motor In top, m no; one new mattress, alngla bad, 4ft oo; one OR washing .nachlne, 75.no. Forenoon or evening. 3441 Wantlnd Phone 8-1407, BAGS Special price. New oat bags, lt'e, Ra conditioned oat hags, I2' c. New 10-oc. grain bags, 21 "ic. Reconditioned train bags, 1A to IRc. Reconditioned pick tip bugs, 10c flax twine Wholesale prices on polished cotton twine. PEOPLES WAREHOUSE VETF.TtAN and amity desperstelr-In need of a furnished or unfurnished houe. Reliable tenant, Phona 2-17B.T fOR SALEriflali Ford 1ndan7nrxctpilnn ally clean, dual carburetors, rsct heads, custom molding. 4.12 N. tth. SERVICE & GARAGE