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Newspaper Page Textt'HIDAY, KEITKMHKIj 12, 111,11 X Announcinq the October of DR. B. SCHIFF, In the Stowart 731 Main NOTICE! WEBBER'S CAFE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS STARTING OCTOBER 13th Duo to labor condition! By MARJORIE Harry Wiimsr tort or takes evr en ABC, Sat urday!, H cjlvci the pty-by-!Uy color and tcltemtnt of the "Comt of fho Wli," popular wotkly collofloft fool boll otlroctlon, end bo glnnlnf tomorrow, Jm mediately oiler tho tome "Winner's WUd.ool Scoro boord" will bo htord for tho tint tlmo. Tfilt li o fott moving, compact, and conclio 3 - minute ummory of tho laUtt plfftkln cloihet, brood cett from tho football fame booth. At tho name Impllet, "WUmor'i Harry Witmcr Scoreboard" It ipontorod by the Wildroot Company, Inc. Tomorrow's Gome of tho Week" will be Netro Dome . Southern Mothoditt University, from South Bend, Indiana, stort ing at 11:45. Tho rcirwiQOfOlc! trQlom of Trgnk Lcoliy, Containing tti big-gt-.T college (oo.tof pla. er in captivity, sophomore end Joo Kotcnik, if Plymouth, Po . ore ogam e-pected 10 come up with ther new "V l-jf-nniiofj, power. J l-y K.l Wonlm, 187 pound Milwaukee! fullbocfe. The I" lo'orn.v o Imeup ol oil loo boct, perpendicular to the Ime, ho glscn n it r engirt to tho fighting Iriih. remlnUcent of Noire Dame's po-.t wot poeitou-e. Southern Meihodai t Muitang., .ported by pav.mg genius fed Benne,,, pioltobly Will take to tho oir OQoin, via ihmr ornol deploys, to Overcome two recent defeats ond roll ihtif rugged Imo ogamt Leahy's itotworu. Jew centeri m the country turpan I ho worr of the blond terror, DicVr Hightower, wlu hot on ohlc companion ni guard HffKhel Forrester. "Game of tho Week" come up with o spon-or tomorrow ond he.eol.er. tho U S. Army ond U S Air Force, Two vlcloui-punchtnf welterweight!, ' Chic Voor and Sonny Lou Volpo, are icheduled In ten. rounder of St. Nicholas Arono tonight, on Gillette! "Covolcodo of Sports," 7:00 o'clock. This roods more like a sports page today, than a radio column. How'm I ttoin', Red Of course It's oil "conned copy." Chicago's "Red Feather Kidi" of 1931, will Initiate their pre kiclolf drive (wupt, there's football ogoln) for Chicago'! combined appeal of tho Community Fund oad U S 0. on ABC'i "Jun.or June t.on" show tomorrow ot 3:00. Tho youngiterj are both I I year old ond will olio be honored ot "Jumort You Should Know " This Boat Was Built from a KIT!! pl ' ' 1 ' I I lM . Assemble YOUR Own Boat this Winter With a ... Chris Craft Boat Kit!! Saloi and' Service 7 Dayi a Week II o'nb,c,,4. II On D'P,0Y M . I 11 Mon,o,onr 1 .1 1 B0orwji Save About V3 On Your NEW BOAT!! Hunlor'il FlihormonI ... we rem booti and moron. Used Boali . . . FOR SALE . . . inboardt cruiieri. Moorage by the month and year. MONROE'S MOORAGE and BOAT WORKS 928 Fronl Phone 2-1665 New Location 15th Foot Specialist - Drcw Bldg.' Phone 6250 OVGARD .- ... v.. .. . (r-i Kilt are now available in 8 liiei! I . . . Ranging frogi an 8 ft. Pram lo a--31 ft. cabin cruller . . By doing your own ai lembling and pointing, you can... U XT j i FORT ROCK I iw HOHl-lUA Mi(ii;i: ! Y'iii cum Htuil in llniu Hill nnil Muxlne MuttlR Kriiiiti niitl irnnl inn. 'Ilirlr ditUKliler Mm. Hull U.a vuiipi Hi own or WIvit I.nka irc M inrd thi'in with KrHiHldiMiuh'cr l.llllln l.l'i. flrlf.hr It mi IKm til Clmrlp hoKpltal In Hrnd Hi., lilt In nt'iKHi-u III HI I'j IUH. urilllU urn hfliiril "I'liiiiut11 Mrowu imcc tlin Hour at tin. lioftplliil. 'I'lm liufMirr nlidit pioiinim Imld "t Mm Hut JIM k'iiiiku Imll, Ov toiler 0 whu vory well aiu-rulfd. Aiiriixliiiulrlv IIW iM-opla miw Urn liniKruiii whli h ,,p.t1(?i wm, hip i.lnini, of tlin Hlur HpiuiKlird Bull- liii-r, Hinl I'lirkx. ninnlnt. I(zf-I Wnnl wi-li'omrd llir in-oplr to lwn it nlulil and IntriMhiupd Hoy Morp. Iioiiiip, county ((,nnnu,i,oiipr, who ipiiU llin bWMtpr liliiht nirwnue lioin iiiillonnl Mmitpr HpUcIii-I JJ. , NrWHom: Holjprtu Mi Upii lectur "'i.,n''.u'!, mlHtrc-HB nl pp'rpinoiiy. l,. o., chrr Jo,,n "-blMn trP wnlPd pupppi Miow, ' (lolilip .ork, .d ,t,p Thr,. BPr. . Z llil drPi, idP inn,- 0W11 pUppe .inn Kiork nunu "KRrcv.'p to Kvo n poctirul tnlk John H.Vr In" nVf J. ?;!"' "" lrmo ,J" , "f ,ovp i. Old Swppi Hnnu " ami find lo return to h,p k Ln 'pni-orP BPirntary Kd KW J ol iw,' ,'"m'""ry "' "" '"'"rv ? i Jl"rk non-Id Mr. Opp to'd or l,klnK a bll, , Suburban Service On Voi; Worn Enuipmen! 1 Jfh & Wolnur Ph. 7709 Knoy llritth. Rril. Comfort ond HroptUlitv at m Buckhorn Mineral I Spring's Sanitarium lot Minora! knit Mud BalliS r lltrrllrnt ' a r Hheunnuim, rthrl1li. hlallro ind Nfurttlt Lartinn 'JlusJil Vapor luiht nnd for Aalhnia, Crieina fiinua IIIhIi onrt .ow ninod Prrnurt. Vmtr Heal rh la our bmlnfM 'tir Rrarrrvatloni or Intnriiiation ArlrlrtM; Ft. 1. Aihland. Oit. Or Phono l-ono I)iitnf , Dr. If t man Wexler. Director ' ChiroprarticPhyalciat. HEMSTITCHING Burton holci, olferofioni, burton and buckle covering, rclining of leather jockcti. FREE PFAFF Demonstration Any Time Machinei from $17.50 Easy Termi Sewing Machine Service AND EXCHANGE 3218 Shoito Way Suffocating "Hot Flashes" stopped or strikingly relieved In 63-80 ol caiet in doctor' tests! Are yoj going through "change of llle" . . . suffer, lug Iho "hot Hashes." ner vous tension. Irritability, weakness and other tvpes of lunctlnnallv-rausrd dis tress of this difficult time? Then , . . here hope for jout In test by doctor. Lydia Plnkhnm'a Com pound and Tablet gave relief from uch distress... In 63 and 10','? iresppo tlvplyl ol the cases tested. Complete or ifriH Ino relief I ... Surely you know that Lvdia Plnkham'a I nrlrniirtcafip modern in ocdon Surely FINE SLACKS tMgf tmmiKt FOR YOUR IntingTrip Atop mid TIKKANEN'S The Sportsmen's Headquarters Hunting & Fishing INFORMATION and LICENSES GUNS-CAMP EQUIP. -RED HATS' DEER BAGS ' I"1 .' ' ' Colcmon Camp Slavei and Lanlerni AUTO Supplies . . . An" FrMM 't,ont 2,,r,x ond . Phone 621 Bly ' Tlrei Tire Cholni and Botteriei. HtTflALD AND Hulurdny nlKht In Kiilvunlzed wanhlnR tub. whlih broiiKht the huiiae down with lUKhtr. Mil) aklt "We have No Train Touy' waa nlven by Mr. and niiv ah Miic anu ilirlr aon llin old. Thry were drunurd u.n biickwooda lolka and their dialiiitiie and KPt up were riot to nee and hear. The aonua "'IIip tlranire In .......... ... ... . .. ,. , Mr". 1 J?in oni.?fJ;i.,w,!.rr. ?."'!" -"" raraa ana cn uren. Oerrlck aullu "liuy Ureainr." ac- n. .. twiipnnlPd by Mra. Uo Olldpr at Th0e Uen,lln le at Hed the piano, Mra. Olldcr romponpd I ",0,n,,. on Thuraday ir0,n jrort Hoi:l), Uie tiiualo and Avon Derrick the lyrlca. Alter the program. Ed Kukelln. Dick Bchaub and Chub Fraee (uducd tlie boxra. The wlmipra were I Mm. uiunciip rrmnnrd ol Bnlcm who la atuvuiK nl Sliver Luke at (he prenem time, drat: aecond prize lor beauty went lo Hazel i Ward. OrlKluallty prize went to ' Anna Llnebauich and arcond orll- n.jrn'"'r c",mncy "" iheir Mllea'each received a prize. Don I Mra. Venlla Perry and children McUee waa the nuctloneer and Mra. Donald McOee made a The auction netted 1143 05 for J butn trio to Bend Wednesday, the granite. Extra money ,, Mr. Iloljerl Morehouae and chll earned In the kitchen on aand. dren enl ? Bena Wednendav wlche and coffee. Grade achool ' "'Lrnn- 3d.em!,?ta "?'Xn."'.ni nova bid among themnelve nn : "",h Mr- ""a JJrh" ''d l? the girl, boxe. It wa cute to , Delore had Bobbie Lee checked nee the big brother prompting I u'e diictor. them I Tom Allen of Salem I anendlmt i Juu i ii..nk .ii -i,- i.. ... 'cw d"y vlaltlng wllii Mr, and . -" - i.. v 111 the program and to those who (or iniikintc kucIi Kruno coffer to Roberta Mllen, Malwl Morehotw, Mrn. FHkrlln, Zula Krrk ond sev r"' " IKai" wno P"cnca ,n ( thr river, (he home mumbled Mrh"n?Mr, Fred KukHIn -nd !inAlleB Ia"dCd in COOl00 F.d went to I.nkevlcw Tuesday lorjVvH BroncA returned with the mcdlrrl check u on. W lh , S'S x L "ribusy grading .wy on the roads. ntonperi and visited with hi rnmln Bill Dehn. whom he hnsn t seen nrp mil n. iiivi,....ri i, ih. HiinniKii American war. They perrv and attended the program I Frldav pven!n. 'Tip rkrrne are on tliPir way to California where tnrv intend to mnke their home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cocklev uocxiev! of Lone Rearh tnnnrt i.nrt . i.H.rf I AnaerBon ana cmra ikiicu i"; opringi eld. with the OodTO ?m Miles Sundav and they all taller at the home of Mr. and Mtended trrogrn.'m els i v","ed wlth Zt"a K1"" thV Frank Kendall and family on Cocklev Is the former Frllth Wp(' afternoon. Wednesday were Mrs. Eleanor Dorni id and Howard McOee and 1 A"cM"?X.n haH Ken.d11 .0( Klamath Fall, accom tnck Olllett- were hunting in the Sunday evening at the grange hall. Ipanied by her parent. Mr. and BvVSn area last we-Hd I Orl Pun' I Mr' an1 B"? f"" J"lJJ i Ea Cebeer of Spokane. The (lav on the road between Silver ?UT , t.V.k u L Mr iim f.ake and tne Svcan Jnrh the'to vlslt with Mr- nd Mr'- Jlm end gale fell out from Howards I FoJier- ..... h,,h , B,i, nldtuo and Don lost h's pntlre Those attending church at Silver tool box and shovel and Howard iIjBke ,rom fori "i" werJ'hhJ a cream cad and hi, en" T nd Mrs John Harbison and baby. Anv on. finding Ihe.e "artlctecan Mr.. lUto ; Webber and Cherrv. leave them .at the Sliver I ke i Mr. and Mr Bud Park, and Mr lor. nr nohfy us here at Fori Mrs- FTeQ E5"11" nQ Ed Rock they will be compeasated as I Elielln- Phone 6771 you know what It ha done for others! But do you know what It will do for you.' Not If you havpn't expertrnepd tria reltef ot trillion. "iUnhfB" and Irri tability It so oftan brings at auch tune I Before another dT has paued, try Lydla Plnkham'i . . . the Veaetable Compound, or nav. fmproued Tablts lth added iron . . . nddl cover how inner, eoilrr your, "olianae of life" may bef younger iromen aad fftrlj . aufrprtng from functional pa.ni and dutrev of cieo. atruatlcq find Plnkham'a wondrrrni tool ft eohtaia no JMin-dcadeiunp druf it ' ID lvdia Pinkham t action through tvtnpcthttie tier rou$ $iitemrt Ueren dlttress of tiifht waves' I All Calibres of Ammunition... In Stock At Reduced Prices! NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON the tool bok conUlmd parta (or Uon'a power Haw. There will be hunter,- dance at Fori Koc Saturday, Ootobpr 20 I J'aialey orciieitra will aunolv the Illume, Thone attendlnii rhurch at Silver Lake Sunday Iron) Fort Hock, were Mr. and Mra. ' Fred Enkelln. Ed r.aaeiin, Mr. ana Mra U. C. Mllea Mr . Mpi Joh1 arbl and nBVl0 "nfl Mr- "na M"- Bud : '"cludl'd Mra. Leonard Pitcher and rrni, wno nurcnanea live, calve. I "... " ' V""1 ".' Ralph Webber hauled three head of ' .Pow1'.? K,cwt wno l0" them to the aale. Dickie Morchoui.e wa home from achool a lew dav thla pat week to help Roy and Bob move the cattle down from the Cabin Lake area. Mr. and Mra. F. E. McCee made Mrs MnitLv Tom will go hum- !,,'., Tnm A11.n uas heln. cattle, near Lap ne tne past week and rd a uplll irom ni norie while thev were crossing a portion Brader Tuettday evening, and in Mrs. Ellis Painter attended the ! p'"'.,, eepiember Princvuie tepicmoer funeral of Mr. Fred Frazee at 2fl. Fraaco wa the miner 01 rem ionun Frazee, and wa 71 year old. He passed away September 19. m I . 11 HI aim. v. ... ..... " ' . " ' ' . , ,M, aaturrlitw vi.iilnu with . . . . ..u ri v: ii.ii nr nn.t. Mr and Mr. Jess Miles. Mrs Howard Anderson. Mra. Bill . ----- . ,,. j .,,u jf-Chiloqutn; By DARLESF. WOLFF On September 28 the senior high school girl attended a play day at Henley. There were outdoor game, a sock dance. Henley-Sacred Heart football game, and en tertainment presented by the var ious schools. The Chlloquin skit was given by Mary Anne Mack, Thelma Knight, JoAnne Shadley. Gloria Ochoa. Edith Ling and Barbara Barfield. Front Portland comes tragic news from former Chlloquin resi dents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sever t.son (Eva Brlggsi. Two weeks ago this coming Saturday their home caught fire and the house and fur- l...... W. n-aB alnlftst POIlinlPtP. No insurance had been carried as the couple planned to move to uaxiana, ure., anu were w-iuhuj In Oakland at the time of the fire. On the following Monday Mrs. Severson's sister and father. Mrs. Dutch Dolphus and Frank Brices drove to Portland to visit the Seversons and had to continue to Oakland to see them. They re turned to Chlloquin later the same week. Mrs. Earl Hall and children Janet and Lvle and Mrs. George Freid of Modoc Point were guests in Tillamook a week ago at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCain. T , ,n. a lun In. IK. T mn.ril Norris fnmllv and he has been named Leonard Jr. The newcomer and his mother returned last weclc- J KH Ul.m.ll. Valla.. V.Acnlta) to be with the three older sisters of the young lad. ; joei ueorge was recently eiectea a a nan, s.r.Aanl.ot..rm. fnr t Vi high school assembly. DON'S 6th and Main AT BLY1! ffc: F'rft Klamath By MVRTI.K WIMKK At last the rains have come, putting an end to the longeat, most arid period In the history ot Wood river valley, where there ha been no rainfall since early May. A a result of the closure of the foreat and stoppage of all logging operation east of the mountains, work under way by the Modoc Lumber Co. west of here wa. halt. i ed Friday and resumed Monday. ine welcome rainstorm also started In earnest the annual fall anipment to market and winter leedinK ground ol the thousands of head of white face Hereford beef ateera which have been on aeaaonal paature. Slock truck and trailer are coming and going day and nlfrht, the exodus of cattle be ing unusually late uila year, the hereforda having been held here yr1 feed on which they have gained weight at a faster rale this past iiiuuin uian auring trie aummer. The valuable feeding quality of the graa In the Wood river valley ranch meadow so late in the fall I directly due to the hot, dry weather prevailing during the past three months, according to local cattlemen, Heaviest shipper of stock to out side point from their Fort Klam- ath ranrhru mrm I p MA..ur L . ,re. J-.!: McAullffe , and siew.ri and Llovd Nirhni. , . LiMe Kathv Rldenhour Is nettlns along line following a tonsillectomy which she underwent In Klamath Falls. She Is the 3-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rldenhour Dan 8avage left for hi home at Livingston. Calif., Friday after visiting at the home of bis son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Castel Sr. A pioneer res ident of Wood river valley. Savage has spent the ummer visiting here and at hi old home In the Wil lamette valley, and before his last trip here he had been staying for two weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Dora Churchman, at ber borne in r visitors were enroute to Crater Lake. Mr. and Mr. E. W. Malonev spent last weekend In Portland visiting her parents and other rela tives. They brought back with them Mrs. Maloney's sister. Mai ine Ruminskl. who left Friday for Portland. Maloney Is stationed as forest service ranger at the Seven Mile guard post west 0( Fort juamatn. Prlpnric hnr ... ..rirfMui t n hear of the death Tuesday, Sep tember 2S of Mrs. Boyd (Nannie) Potter. Well-known here, she was the wife of Boyd Potter of Chllo quin. for many years employed as mall-carrier between there and run luaraam, untu a severe stroke i this year resulted in hi becoming I an invalid. He is at present at a I convalescent home In Ashland, and ibis condition is reported to be 'somewhat Improved. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hack I ler have returned from a 10-day ' combined business and pleasure t trln In tha rniirc. nf ,Vlk 4U.. visited friends and relatives at I various California points. Including Sacramento, Stockton and Lodi l During their absence, the Hackler ranch was in charge of Ed Peter : son. - ! Twenty-eight pupils are enrolled lat lha Pnrl. iri.m.th .1 grade sehool which comprises the first to fifth grades. Mrs. Frank Slrahan last month commenced her eighth year a teacher of the local school, and this year Mrs. William C. Martin is employed as school bu driver. Mrs. Warren More and daughter Karen have gone to Sonoma where they Joined their husband and fath er Tlr Uam .1... 1. ... . summer months at their home on river, me iormer Fred Zum brun nrnnertv Tlr Kfnra la a -J tist at Sonoma. a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Castel Sr. ?'aa JLhelr little granddaughter, I .ana factal nr vuM.,i, cu. i. " - " -..,nnMi i-niis, WHO stayed here with them for several days her younger brother Keith spending the same time with his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Albert of Chlloquin. Mrs. Castel came Sunday after Lana. anrf thpv .nt In T3n ... - --tunimw wnere t.".?y- Joln"l her husband, Cadtain Al'rari S aAi i- r ......... u. UIC( . i , Tt OataJ l . . . 1.... , - . ... rm OHicn Of Ft Klnmnlh nan-a I. a - .t . Wilfred Loosley had returned to wVu.,iIi uicKwn college ac ASn- iiu im uie inn term, 'mis Is an error. as Wilfred will enter the service in December and will spena tne intervening time help ing, hia fathar r J r- t i at the Looslev ranch. Also, another misiaae snouia oe corrected. Gu lls Hannegan having been em ployed piling brush for Bill Ray mond it the Mf. of his lodging operations on Klamath marsh, in stead .of having worked for the summer at J. R, Sisemnre be fore returning to Oregon State col lege last week. Tax 'Bills' To fie Sold WASHINGTON, (IP) The treas. ury ha announced a new type of financing. . It . will sell up to ll.25O.O0O.00O (B) in "bills'1 which may be used to pay Income taxes next March. Secy, of the Treasury Snyder said offers to .buy the new issue will be accepted October 17. The 144-day bills will be dated Octo ber 23 and will mature next March 15. Tlie treasury ' anticipates that government spending this fiscal year, ending next June 30, will be over 15.000,000,000 (B) more than income By the new offer the treasury Is trying, in effect, to get and spend now much of the income tax money which normally would come In next March. Snyder said purchaser ol the bills, who don't use them as in come tax payments, can turn them in for cash March 15. SAFETY'S SATING CHIOAOO, Progress In acci dent prevention is credited .with savlni 10,000 livs In a year's time. The calculation was reported at the national Safety congress by M. R. Traube, dean of the school of education at Pennsylvania State college. He also chairman of the national education association's commission od safety eduoatlon. CINIRAL HAP DAVID RESTAURANT, SUPPLY and EQUIPMENT' 2415 SOUTH B1XTH STREET WILL BK CLOSED OCTOBER 11-12-13 To Attend Restaurant Show at Fairmont Hotel In San Francisco CLASSIFIED RATES One day per wor(j 4e Three Days per word He Week Run per word 16c Month run . per word 45e IB consecutive Insertion for LESS Ulan 4 one-day ads.) DEADLINES Classified ads accepted up to S:30 pjn. lor following day's publication Classified display ad accepted op to u noou lor following day's pub lication. ADJUST MJ3TTS Please nuke all claims for adjuot oient without dsisy. Corrections or eancellatlnna celved by 6:30 pjn. will be made iQiiowing aaya publication Herald & News Want Ad Agents BLY HUNTS CASH r-.prv-ruv Phone 752 Box 143 DCRRI3 MRS. DORA BRANHAM Phone 182 201 a Hazeo Henley Tulelake RUTH KINO Phone 6452 Rte. 2. Box Sit LAKE VIEW BLUE NOTE MUSIC Phone 2701 128 E. fit No FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamath runer&l Horn. KS -a.. .Ural, rpont Am 1 MEETING NOTICES Klamath Lodge No. 77 A.PAAJ1. will hold a special meetinff fint Oct. 13. Work in MM oegree. First section 2 P.m. Second section ' pm. visiting breth ren invited. JAPrT VTFTI T7T? Worshipful Master Legal Notice S.V,MH,?iSr0R PUBLICATIOM IN THr rinnm. -,,Ba THE STATE OP OREGON IN AND FOR THE COl'XTY OP KLAMATH BARBARA JEAN RLSAW. PuUntift DONALD W. RUSAW. Defendant ... im. t. . Lieienaant 0H?r-nE J"AME l THE STATE SV OREGON: You are hereby required to . - "ci "b roropiaini med aaainat you in the above entitled luit ."T. d3,r M November. ant thereof, the plaintiff vrtll apply fo.the Ohm , i . . . w . . . i aj eu ior in Por a decree forever dlstolvinf Uie bonds of matrimony now and here- ....... ,.ren me piainiirr ff rS 1!" nl defend- 2. Judgment for the plaintiff aninat the defendant in the sum of S10O per month for support and maintenance of children of plaintiff and defendant, and j 2ir ,umi f 135 of "' , I. -. mi i ir seej. .k. . , r Jdecre. w-min plaintiff . . exclusive custody and rn!h? children born the Uiue difindan ""n"11 -no ihu summanj w served udoii you by virtue or an order ol the Honorable naviri R V-.rsa.kv.- . . -,"''. -must: oi ne j- aove entitlerf Court riatrl Ka. - j .v lvJl- wn,cl uia order re quired the public Hon of thti nimmom one a WMilr tnw fnne .,. : . .. Vk It wini me am day A . V '""'"""n oi idis summon of October. 1931. and the La it day for v . -T oiuj ma ara day of DATED this 2nd day of October, 193l B. F. McLaren Attorney ior plaintiff -- 325 Main Street O 5-12-19-26 No. 759 Merrill! By ROBERTA DEWEY Mr. and Mrs. Steward KrleRer, Seattle, were visitors last week at the John Beers. . Friends tailed at the P. E. Trot man home September 27, on their wedding anniversary, and many congratulations were received by the couple. Joe Sasser. recently returned from overseas, visited With Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Harris, and with the Max Hnrtlernrfes HTnmniA in the states he visited with Tommy ana niaxtne cole in Honolulu; Mr. and Mrs. R. Black and farm Uy are moving to Salem to reside. They have lived in Merrill for a number of years. Rev. Forrest Travallle, former pastor of the Merrill Presbyterian church, who has been doing mis sionary Work In Thailand for sev eral years was honored with a re ception at the church parlors Wed nesday evening. Rev. Travallle showed movies of his work on an noripniriirni up. am in rrkaiian and refreshments were served al the close of the evening by ladies of the. church. Friends of the Tra vallle from Klamath Falls and surrounding area enjoyed the so cial evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bowman were Hosts to the Visitors while they were here. ' Mothers of the fourth and fifth grade campflre-girls met at the home , of Mrs. Dale West Friday afternoon to discuss activities of the group for the coming year. Each girl will have a ceremonial gown, and mothers are to assist their daughters In earning honor beads. Refreshments were served by the girls to the. following: Mrs. Don Carson, Mrs. Al Price, Mrs Harvey Dennan, Mrs. o. M. Cehan, Mrs. Bilev DeLnn. - Mrs. J. n. Moore, MrsT Wayne Woods. Mrs. West and Mrs. Troy Quails. ' Merrill high frosn were formally Initiated Inst Monday, and many weird outfits were seen In the school corridors during the day. , mrs. ijiuitin inomas enjoyed 4 visit with her niece and. famllv from Indianapolis, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cox, Barbara and Vicky,' were touring the Weal when they 'stopped at Merrill with Mrs. Thomas. PACK THIRTEEN NOTICES MEETING NOTICES daLvCOa"OL'C ' N"VMOlI&rmtl trC - . . . ,w,uuo meet rrl Ph rT !i '"'""""lo" writ Boa LOST AND FOUND arry wim larR w fine-line overplaldn. loat Hatur- mn... H.v,".r5" " 'V- day. CENERAt NOTICES DANCE Modern and old time - dancing Every Saturday night, t pm. to 1 J. K.C, HALL. Publio Invited. "iis- BEAUTY SALON rUUR Rim., o . foe UlrMu5!!c' t. Tm ,ri?..-'l"cmn inatruclloni 633 Mairi MW'NO CENTER I r,.un. a-aJIJ PERSONALS ' PERMANENT wave, al a a.).. . Droaa. .7..' "L""la "i" meet hone.t RiV1Si 'S"n," Writ SPE-hleh corieUere Pho?Ts7- -. .... mrariiere Phone tin HEAL SU. represonutlve Phone 1ls 1 SERVICES FIXTHAT-" RADIO Oar Business Is Sound CONNER'S SERVICB CO. rnon 4878 Septic Tanks Cleaned : Newest Sanitary Methods , Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Clean Sewer Lines of Roots. Eta. ED P. IONO 24M Orchard . Phon gg41 EXCAVATING Mobil Bhovel and Trench Ho -Bulldozer . Fill Dirt Topsoll Crushed Rock - Driveway cinder Compressor , CRANE SERVTCK GRAHAM BROS.' Phoue 6341 or silo ?eHN.'! e,ec,rU: .haver repair repair c""' m" and general . RICKYS JEWELERS '; iiwwjui IRONING. Phone KUOriNG applied. Term, on labor and material IT deilred. Phone 97M SHiJ,E.'!lEH ,n eabtnet work lo or out of town. Phone 9742. JUHL fR SERVICE ON heater.". chimney, furnace.. Phone Ssaa or 2-331. ' J. L. riEAN 1 Publie Accountant ... . .... "d Auditor Office at 30 No. 7th. Phone KMS Tripp's auto palnttns. body and fen der work. Phone ow. CARPENTER wort New home and remodel ne PhM. a.na, PAINTING exterior, interior. EXPERT dresimakins. Uilorinj alter- PhoRneA4s'iS4 """"'"O nd .tretchedt' D A TNTTTX-z-i j T. 1 'i - uecoraiuif, paper hanrtif. N.contractor' Fr MUmateZ rAI.I. PI fiuVIVr" ma. j n 1 " 4318 winter Ave. Phone a-3011. fAJNT'NG. all type... Root sprayln. a - wg..M.iimiui. rnore 7617. IOWING disking and harrowlns. Una seed drill H. F. Jen-ard. phone 3333 LANDSCAPING new lawn.. Roto-tlllini. Lawns anravaH a. V . , t n, J 7859 12 EDUCATIONAL ZS&'iiwzAsjyL "w?ld V t. cholce .in Khoola., 230 So. '"' j-none jqia. BOOKKEEPING, ihorthand tyotafc Kin dred lubjects. offfco machines. M KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLECTS Pina Phona rn 14 HELP WANTED. FEMALE I tlAVE.a. real deal for the right vro. man. If you are interested In electron lcs. cH evenings after six or drop' menr. Rnnm .too HaMwin tine.t T W A MTV YS ko,...l....n .t'',- T nnm Phnna 'Mini w.-.J.' aw uu HUUKWOrK IHO IBKO care of smt-invaiid. Liva in. Phone 9-nUVi nv rta.1l Ilia t varum aw - 'a -i::m."'J"J - . MIDDLEAGED ladv for . hmik-M.ntnr Good wages. Must live In. One Id 1am- .j. ota wiveriiae. LADV cook. Pelican Drlve-ln. Phone IF YOU ARE A SALESLAD7 In ieady-to-wear, selling from $1000 .to $1200. per week, I will pay you from $50 to $W per week plus p.m.'s. Pteaunt worklnr conditions. paid vacation. Write Box 376 Herald and News. Ap- WAITRESS wanted. Must be ex per ienced. Apply in person to Mr. tee, Glno's Drive-In. RANCH cook helper. CaU Williamson nivrr no, v. WANTED, a responsible woman to keep house and care, for seml-invaUd. Col. ored woman preferred.. 31U Kalley, Apt. 1. . . . ... 16 HELP WANTED, MALI " WANTED " , ' , " - n r COMBINATION SALESMAN ' and ' 'WTNDOW TRIMMER' 1 Under 40 Experience Necessary APPLt RUDY'S MANBTORE WANTED rv conic mm ienced and fast Applr by letter Jiv ing references. Sporunrtn Cife Oak. ridfte, Oregon. MAN wanted who has the appearance and ' penonillty to meet the public. Combination office work and ouUlde selling, Guaranteed salary plus com mission. Excellent opportunity , for A man who Is honest and will work. Ref erences required. Typing essential. Box 369. Herald and News. WR UMentlv need an eanert auto me chanic. InteUlgeM distribution and good working conditions. Apply A. M. Leplcy Bulck Garage. 17 HELP WANTED I WAITRESS and fry cook wanted, -deai laia. iwacooei. i:aiir. mgnway wr. . tMAOINEl Within A frw Short hourg after you order a' Herald to Newi Glaaalfied ad, 13,000 iubicrlb ers are told about your offer or your need. To plac an id, pbont am ' i - u.. i . J