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Newspaper Page TextI TIIUKSDAV, DKCI'.MIiKIt III, lll.'il IIKKALI) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TWENTY-TIIRIR ,V Vsstsido IV ,TYiu ., : . . i. ' ' ' .... ...... .. . ii v miih. mi mi: (i v it Mr. uml Mm. Mllo ll.utl mull liunllv ol rUM.ll, Ole. recently 1 Yl'illrd wllh Mr. mid Mm. I .nil lliuk mul Imnily. 'Iho two luclien . Mle tiMcn. Ml. mid Mm. Duii.iUI rihuruurn ol I 'li 1 1 in nl . ore , in riiiiiiimilrd by other leliillvi". VIMIeil over hint weekend vulli Mr. mul Mm. Lynn Toinllii mid liunllv, mul Mrn. Kuiilie mill liunllv. 'Die Imllen uie nlnlem. 'I hey tiiiiiD down prepared to ilo Mime limine Imnilim but hui iiu e ol llm recent tliirin thev tlliln'l linvn ninth lurk. Ainu caught hero dur um the nliiriuv duvn lunt week wero Mi mid Mm Croi ker mid sun Jim in v ol timene, the Thev inline ilnwn on 'lliuiMlny to do nouie liou.'.e hunting mid vh-il triewln lit the lioine ol Mr. mid Mm. Hay- lid Jnhnion. Due In Hi" nevein miow Morni. Ihev hud to eslcnd Iheir vl-.ll unlit Weihii-mliiv. Huui eveiul Wenl.-ildern III town Hulllldiiy. Annum them were tin ( hiiinlli-lt.. llurks. Mill till", i Hiv.li., NrWIIllill... ,ellltlloll'. I'lixloli-., Itiinbe-. i.nd t.'hil-.tlun en. Ihen were iiroliiihlv liiunv inure n the town wn uiiilv iiiiikid with peo ple C'liri.luian nhoiuilim. Krliool t hllili i ll w ere lei out for one mul n Imll duv.i lui week due to bud riinda mul llie uimle m-IiooI bun wa.. uniible to Kd lliiwuuh the linie-.. Mr mul Mm. UU-k Kinnrv i.n.l iluui;lilr;t ( I Allunin M.ent the week end Willi Itrliliri mid Wi-bern Ht : We-.t.-.llli Mi mul Mrs Fnilllln Miilkev, Ml mill Ml-., l.ro llurk. .M Min. I.li.yd Wiulirr nuiloiril Ijfllllllirr I. like m mute Hu Ml mill Mil. l.ro llurk. Ml. Illld to I 111- niruin IIIKllI Mm Until MUlmd and mmi. Jim in v. Ml Irldny lor l.oiu Hciwh. I (.'ulll where they plitiiiu-d to vIhII leliittvca. Cheryl Milliuil 1:. vlnllUiu n lew dnvn Willi Murle llurk Onimlpii Crawl linn rercnlly been III. llln blilhiliiv wnn Kuniliiv nnd bin iliuiKliIrr mul non lii-liiw. Mr. unil Mm Krnio llurtlernde nl AI tin an. i hl.n Hrmiildniinlileri unci her IniMiuiid. Mr. mid Mm. Adin llur- uovue ol Crtlnrvllle, npelit the 11.1V . Ilionilin. tuey lira orouiern Ol ver ut the Hurry Crowl home mid vlr.il- i lluck. id lirunilim mid the olliern. llln! Mr. and Mrn. Anloiie Weber Jr. innliv Irlelid-i uie Mirry to learn enterliillied tiuuduv eveulim when he in ill and wih htm a npcedv llielr illiiucr micnta were Mr, and ireoverv !Mru, Dick Kmory of Alturiin, and Mm. Ilrrl Iloltnn wan nubitllute Mr. and Mrn. Wall Ulldeith ol It urlier In l.nkevlew lor Mm. Iluwl illiinlem l.wlMi' . - - I Mm Wurner ol McMinnvllle l Now Many Wor FALSE TEETH UUL Li., rnmleirf I Tl llll I T , W , W w.'.w- rsnTr.rmi. rifm itmi "wi- rl K,.ll hitiin llM l-U. motm S.nl) Tu ..I..M I'm m mo,. -tun In. I .pnukl' ll-IU KxiTKCTH n oyi pll Ko lummi. ... PMr. ul nr l-ll. irtanau' b.'Mihl. sny dliut llur. ' I Jlf LOWER OPIRATINO COSTS RI0UCID MAINTINANCI Chevrolst't 105h.p. volvln tad loadmatlar ngln and 92 h p. volv-tn-hod Ihfift moiix ngin olor on lh job lovtngi (hot rotly count. II;, "''i-n "3 'i f '- i ..:.:.. : jr,;;c...., . i 0 tConlinualiM ef ilandnttt qutpmtnl onrf him (ifififrory it dtptntltnl en ctbUqbility ot moltrJoM FORT ROCK iiy itom m m.iii i: Clyde IIuIcIiIiimiii ol Ijrlrnlt, Oi fiimifilv ill Km-l ItiK-k. wuft lu'Cl .Icnlly M""t Humlny, Drreniber 9 urliirn iiMin. when he onriim iiir door nl IiIk Irurk on Uie rlxlil hiinU iiiln mid hlit .XI rlllc Ml hlillnu thr runnliiH iKwrrt mid cnunliiu II to iIim Iiiii ki'. Tim bullet Unit nil ill k Clyde In llio rllm on llio li'll sltlo Indued In II 10 llenh nl llm shoulder. Civile v.uk Ulcen to llm HI. Clinrlnii lioniillnl In lli'im where he was Irenleil unil relenned. Hie bullet will he removed luler. The ncil ilenl lniiienril on tlio Ulll Muttla much, Clyde tins been In the Furl llm k Viilley the panl week un Lu.il nenH. A liuewrll party wan Klven la Mr. unci Mm. Ilowurd Anderson on 'llinrr.iliiv evenliiK. IJmtiiiIiit 8. Mm. I .f"n llllder mul Uli k Kchiiul) ii ml Killtll I'lUlur wein In charge ol nlliilr. 'Iliere wnn wimirc dune iiiu. and tint Andernoiu look pic luren ol the nruun wllh their IIiihIi eiuneru. TIo grantee presented " I Illclll Willi It loveiv uniimei. mrn. e Aiitler.ilili led Itir Wnurhlllli. Flu. Hint lilulit with her two iliuiKhtrrn mid her nlnter Alum Ciilenmn, who wun vliiiliiiK her from Florida. An derMin will leuve for Aliihku In iibout a iniinlh where he tihuin on lioine.itendliiK. mid will cull lor his liunllv when he In nettled, The conl inunltv wlnhin them the best ol lurk on liieir new venture. iThe muMrliiurt lor tha evening were Kd Kiikelln. Avon Dorrlik. Mm. Ollder ! 'w. " ' - ,,. their tinmen Irani the gueM lint ol llione uliii iilleliileil the untlierlliu ... . i,,,...- i Mr unit Mm Mini. . i.- Wiirri luM Huli'iriliiv rvMilllil. M-Hlll. HoDerl Millee ol Ciilllll iHtoneiinin Cnlll.. arrived In Fori Hoik rjnliudny uioinlim. Ui-rein-ber I. lo Ink u hl-i inother. Mm, Murphy who wan III lunt week, " I lll'lllli-r phinn to truck llln cutllo llim wot.k to Chlco wncre he limn punturo lor llie winter, I Mr. and Mrn. Melvln Duvln and 'Mr. and Mrn. Ilimh Duvln ol Ho- I niiU7.n have inoven to the l-o lluck 'place ml Dry Creek lor the winter here vltllliiu wllh lie r Mm. l.lovd Warner, mid In. nlly, bile accom panied lliem home Iroin Myrtle Point recently and Is spending aev-1 eral weeks here. , i Mr and Mrs. Merle O'Nell and ' lamlly motored to EaMaido Sun-1 iluy where ili'v hsd dinner with i lea viner lot. processing plant anu Mr. and Mrs. John O'Nell. Mr. and 1 niain cold storage building, he re Mrs. Lee O'Nell nnd family were ! ported. also nrosent. llie occasion was that of Mr and Mrs. John O'Nell and Zelda O Nell's birthdays which lell within the week. FEWER REPLACEMENTS The dlophrogm spring clutch provide i full, potltivt engage ment with fewer parti. Pret turt It evenly dittributed to thai Ihe facing lailt longer. Mypod okI dctlgn Uaturti rugged ring gtor and pinion iw txtfa durability. Full ill impaction plait iavt timt and trouble on matntanaiKa chtckt. to do more work for your .'W ' .ay iaaLs Mon Cfievroatfruclis In ut lhan any ofhtr mokel 410 So. 6th St. K. K. McOre back lo t:mnii Hlone-1 iiiuii with lilin wliere alio will hrlp I ;ike t urn ol Itobeit'a lainllv and June whu In exueclhiK the arrival ol Iwlnn within llie next lew weka. Thry left BuiiUiy Ilioilllim, IX-ctin- ber J. 'llie alure haa ponied nlun thai It will clone at 6 u in. Clirlnlinan Kve. and will reinuln (lo-.cd all tin v Chrliitiiuia Day, December ' Mr. and Mra. John llurblncn lell Friday nlternoon lor Klmniith Fall" wliere they vlHted wllh Mr. and Mm. David llarblnon and ulno did iioiiio Chrlntiuun nhiiiuiliiK. They re lumed homo Bundiiy. Tlie biiiiiiiiI Chrliillnaa nronnim will lie held Frldiiv cvenliiit, De cember SI. The Fort Hock nchool children will prcaeni a pluv. and Haul ('Iiiu' In nclieduled to bo there Iroin the North i'olc at thul lime. Orunue met Hiilurduy allernoon with a very buny bunlnean mcetliiK. 'lliere wun a iictllloll lor telephone nervlre panned nbout. 'Iliero wan Kroiiii alimliiK lor the lecturern nro Krain nnd Nick Klerk read a very Interentinic piece on the AI1C ol the Knvernmrnt. 'llie balloln for ntule nlllcrm were lllled out also. Tlie next mretlnu will bo the niter noon ol January 12, with a iiotluck luncheon, lliern will be niovlen nliuwn bcorn the Krnnun inectlnir, bv Irf-o Hansen who hun n very Inlerentlnit and educational pro tfi'um pluuned. Mr. and Mm. 0. J. Monett and their niece, Ml'-n Bernlo Hull were obllKkted Into the lourtli (Imree. Mr. and Mm. Knyinond Petrle mid Iw'o children ol Ormitn Pann. Ore., hiivn been vlntlltiK hln aler nnd Imnily, Mr. and Mrn. llob Morehouno lor a lew dnvn thin pant week. 'Hiey were at the larc well partv Tliurnriny. Mm. Fli'd branch nnd Clinton, and Joan 1'crrv had dinner with Mr. and Mm. Donald MeOee Wed- nenduy cvenlim. Iloiuetnade Ice (ream was Uie reason lor Ibis net toijetiier M,mk... ..UrM; vi- MrSee S!m rl m m ?i .Lit i r u. I flier l.nke lurkev nhoot Hundnv , ... ...... ... . ....... Don won three turkey's. Howard I', ' n H ,,. ,lp- " " " Canning Plant Purchase Told PENDLETON, ifi Smllh Iror.en foods ol Oregon has purchased pro renlim. Ireerltur and storaae facil ities ol the Milton-Frecw atcr Iro ten loods plnnt. Milan Smith, fteneral mnnaRer ot llie Kmiih concern, aniiounrrd yes- lerday thai more than noo.vw was paid lor the equipment. 'Die lirm b.o has obtained a lease on llie Tlie equipment, used mainly for freeilng peas, will be converted to i process other crops as well. Smith' ' ssld. I FEWER ADJUSTMENTS The design of Chevrolet'! boll gear t tea ring reduce! wear, requires leit odtuttment. It It one of many detign featuret thai timplify maintenance. n o 1 r iw.u America hat made Chevrolet Advance-Design trucks its No. 1 choice, because Chevrolet trucks conuVenfy do more work for the money ... cut hauling costs. This outstanding econ omy' stems from Chevrolet's great engfneerecf-in features powerful valve-in-head engine, - money ASHLEY CHEVROLET Ungell Valley J By V.MW i.i.Avnr The coinmunlty Chrlitiiian tree W'lll be held at llie community hull ai i ju p.m. uecemiier 22 with I treuln lor all the little cmlilren buiitu Claua and Merry Christmas will be hero trio. The churrh pro pruirm will both be on December S3, fit. Iliiriuibmi church will huve II" proKruin at 'i o'clock In the nlternoon under the (llrclion ol Mrn. Churlen 1'iirlrldKe. The Full (iunpel church ol LurcHa w:JI huve lt proiinim at 1:30 p. in Decem ber 23, with Mm. Dick Hmlth In churtie. Mr. nnd Mm. Joe Polucek enter liillied Iho lollowinu at dln-ier on Thurndny, ix-rcniber 6, Mr. and Mrn. Churlen Hchmedll nnd Juliet.' Mr and Mrn, Ixiuln Htnller. Cheryl nnd Dick, Hobby Joe l'otucek and Mr. and Mm. Ted Bchmedll and Linda and Doutr. Mr. and Mrn. Willred Noble hit Tuesday inornlnK December 4 lor Httcrameiito to vn.lt her lather who I in hi a hospital nullerliiK Irom In-1 lurlen received vhen hit by llielr daUKhtor. Belly Noble lived home on Eiiturduy alter be-! iiik at Han Dieno lor the pa.M year, j Mr, and Mrn. M II Micklcvm i WAHIIINGTOrf. American have returned lo llielr home at lorccn have losl more than BOO Portland alter vlntlim their niece, plnnen in the Korean war. Mm. Louln Handnll, and Imnily. Thin Hnure. which Includes unit Mr and Mrn. Bill Burnett. Murla non-combal lonncn, comparen wllh and Monte, and Mr. and Mra. Len-' claimed destruction ol aboul 300 ler lavlll and Mary Anne npent ConimuiilM planes In actual air or Hundnv December ll Bt I.akevlew J ground action, with Mr. and Mm. Dec Chandler, i Air lorcc and navy olllclaln. in Gloria and (iuleu. kIviiik out the llxuren. said today Mm. Clam Heater Inn relumed . u,ey do not view thin an dispor lo her home In Anchoraue, Ala.ska. ' porllouale lor aeveral reasonn In alter vmitliiK her nun Hob Heater icludlim: i A i American planes have and tamlly. Tlie Beatern and Mm. been Incontlnuoun action since the llenale Ciimpbell are npeiinim; a iart nl the v.-ar In June. 1950. lew days at Arburkle wllh Law-j while Red planes have appeared icnce Campbell and family . im shtnlflcant numbers only during Mr Italia Pnruin nl M t.eHr.el ' . .. ... t..u . ..in. . f H.nt .vcrB duy. W, ,cr pur-. lento. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Hinlth i"r- Mr"' Pni. has been III at I Klamalli Valley hospital lor over u , WeeK, out is niucn iinprovi-a I Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn. j Mark. Paul and Teddv spel l Hun- day al Tulelnkc with Mr. and Mrs.1 Pete HodKC and family. ! Mm. Mury J. Kmilh mother of Mm. Harry Fruzler has been con lined lo her bed with iluicas. ! Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Wulkrr are ' bark from their honeymoon trip to California and the Oreifon co-ist and are at homo in Langell Val- ley- They were married Ihanks-, giving Day. She was H.Kile Janien. j Mr. and Mra. David House ( Ber nlce Hilkeyi were married Decern-: ber 2, al Reno and are honeymoon- - lug in Arir.nna and California. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graves and daughters. Mary Jo and Alice. have moved to Lanuell Valley to make their home. They purchased the Lloyd Embrey rancli. liicy lived In Chlloquin belorc. Mr. and Mrs. Glen McGregor ; Oceanic plankton Is a drifting and lamlly ol Klamath Falls spent; meadow of microscopic lile which the weekend wllh her parent. Mr.lsustains the fish of the sea. TROUBLE-FREE DESIGN In heavy-duty rear oxles, the driving flange of the tha ft it tplined to mate with the wheel hub. Grease leaks and loose bolts are eliminated ,- iai - i 1 1 ADVANCE-DESIGN Phone 41 13 f ' '3 ' - It, ' " u- ' . and Mm Clay Walker. I unr oi me oiuesi nuu-srn in t,o- H'-ll lll- IH Ml-... uun, 'Die liuuto wan built over 76 years auo by a mini named Chaialler. Mrs. Birdie Burke, llie oiliest liv Ink while woman In Klamatn coun ty lived there as a bride, hne now I,, nnk,,ii Mr Bt.rf Mr, f.V Brown and family lived there lor 6 years. Mrs. Brown also liven In Bonanza. The ranch in now owned by Keith nice Br., who Is bulldlnic a beautiful new modern brick home on the ranch. Mr. and Mrs- Louis Randall and children spent Bunrlay at Aixomn with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rogers and lamlly. There will be a dance al the l,n Kcll Valley community hull on De cember 15 to raise money lor llie Minimi Christmas tree wnvh will be held at the hall on December 22. Muilc by the Smoothies, sup per served. Everyone urged to at tend and help Uie cause. U.S. Has Lost n:!900 Planes much 0( the operation of American I planes has been low level attack i i support around troops, where lhe piancs encountered round lire while the Communists have used n0 similar aerial support of their troops. n . . Kent WOmrOIS . r r r ,t 0 InlO CTTeCr WASHINGTON. IP The ofllce ef rent stabilization Wednesday or- dered rent controls Into effect in ihe area ol the Mounutn Home i Idaho i air base. The order directed that maxi mum rents be those charged on May I. 1951. when reopening of the base brnu-iht, large increases In i personnel there. , The Mountain Home area In- ' eluded in the order covers Moun- ; tain Home precincts one and two. including the city of Mountain Home, In Elmore county LESS DEPRECIATION A sturdy chassis frame of tre mend out strength, with deep tide-raili, contributes to Chev rolet's traditional durability and higher trade-in value. durable channel-type frame, rugged rear axle, and dozens of other money-saving advan tages. Follow the lead of America's largest group of truck owners. Choose a Chevrolet Advance-Design Truck and save) Come in and see us got Ihe right truck for your job. TRUCKS CLASSIFIED RATES Qng per word 4a per word lie per word 20c per word 65c Three Da' Week run ... Month run ... MINIMUM The minimum charts lor any one d Is 60c. BOX NUMBERS Answers lo ads may be handled throush box numbers at tha paper lor a service charge ol 2oc. DEADLINES Classified aua accepted up to S:30 pjn. lor following day'i publication Classified display ads accepted up tc 12 nouu for lollowing day s pub lication, t ADJUSTMENTS Please make ail claims lor adjust ments witnjiH delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 9:30 pm. will be mads rn following day's publication ' Herald & News Want Ad Agents BLY HUNTS CASH GROCERY I Phone 7S2 Box 34'i i DCRRI3 ' MRS DORA BRAN'HAM Phone iht 201 E Hszeo Henlcv - Tulelake RUTH KING Phone 6452 Rte 2. Box 516 LAKEVIEW BLUE NOTE MUSIC Phone 2701 128 E. 8t. No . MERRILL ROBERTA DEWEY Phone 8201 Merrill MALIN MRS. JOE HALOUSEK Box 114 Malln Phone 374 FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamath Funeral inch 8treeL Phone 3334. MEETING NOTICES KLA " ' i c r'AiXS Aerie No. 2m O sj Regular meeting 3 r t? uii i-a.k !Slfttjnd Walnut. Viaiung niemoers cordially Invited. Buffet Hours 10:30 a.m. to 1 am Crater Lake Lodge No. 211 AP At AM, brother hood dinner at 7:00 p.m.. Thursday, Decem ber 13. Courtesy of 1951 lnitia.es. All degrees in vited. W. D. ELLOTT W.M. Klamath Lodge No. 77 AF ii AM Annual par ty and square dance Friday. Dec. 14, 8 p.m. Admission food for the Masonic and Eastern Star Home. All Masons from the EA to the Masters invited. Jack Metier . Wo rshi p ful Master ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets Frtdaty. 8 p.m.. for information, write Box 3W. Phone 2-128. LOST AND FOUND FOUND, cow Box 4S3. write identification. P. O. LOST, vicinity of trie Post Office, buck leather wallet. Contain identification for M. D. Kiout. I860 Portland St. Lib eral reward. Phone 6305. LOST In vicinity of North Homedale. male Australian Shepherd dog. White with tan ears. Reward. Phone 537. FOUND, billfold with S25. Owner may have by identifying and paying ad Phone 2-1883, LOST, on Keno Road. German shep herd male don. brown, chain collar with liceiue. Reward offered. B'll Steppe. Route 3. Box 270. Phone ? 2QP1. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF ORECON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned Administratrix With the Will Annexed of the Estate of WU liam Richard Shipman. also known as Wm. R. Shtpman, Deceased, has tiled In the Circuit Court ot the State of Oregon for Klamath County her final account of her administration of said estate and the court has appointed the 3rd day of January. at 10:00 o'clock A.M.. as the time, and the courtroom of said court as the place, for the hearing and settlement ot said account. Dated this 3rd day of December, 1001. FREDA CARLSON Administratrix of the Estate nf William Richard Shipman. Deceased FARRENS &v MAXWELL Attorneys for Administratrix D -6-13-20-27 No. 804 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1 have filed my Final Account, Report of Administratrix, and Petition for Dis tribution in the matter of the estate of MAUD ENGLAND, deceased, and the Circuit Court has set Monday, the 7th day of January-. 1952, at the hour of ten o'clock A.M. in the Circuit Court Room of the Klamaih County Court House. Klamath Falls, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing o: exceptions and objections to said .final Account, if any there be. MARY II. TOTTON. Administratrix of the Estate of MAUD ENGLAND. Deceased. EDWIN E. DRISCOLL Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls. Oregon Attorney for Estate. D-6-13-20-37 J-3 No. 807 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Execu tor of the Estate of J. S. McCletlan. Deceased, by the Circuit' CouVt of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said Estate are notified to present the same tu me with proper vouchers at the office of Wm, Kviyken dall. Pine Tree Building. Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six months from December 6. 1M. VERNE S McCLELLAN, Executor. D-6-13-20-37 No. 80S NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Tn the Matter of the Estate of HUM PHREY JOHN SCULLY. Dcceaied. Notice Is hereby given tltut the under signed. J. L, STRODE, hns been ap pointed Administrator of the Estate of HUMPHREY JOHN SCULLY. de ceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Klamath, and has duly qua It lied as such administrator and Letters of Ad ministration have duly Issued. All per sons having claims against said Estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as by law required with proper vouchers to the under signed at the office of DONALD A. W. PIPER, Attorney at Law, 14 Court House. Klamath Falls, Oregon, on or before six 181 months from the date of first publication hereof, which date la December 1.1. 1M1. im J. L. STRODE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF HUMPHREY JOHN SCULLY, Deceased. D-13-20-37 J-3 No. 818 i 4 CINIRANOTICI ril.AtiVS" and Csri sra bi'rk to welroe old friends and new. at Um Bnappjr Strv- Irs Calt. loos Main. OI!M linf, ftwin Canter u Opan to tha aublie, Thumlaj a 30 lo I JO for fraa atlaehmanl uulrucliena. filNGEA SKWINO CINIIR ail Mala Phona t-1311 SiOHE wlda Oacembar lata at Luraa rurnltura. Now a tea lima to buy our furmlure at raal favlng prlrai. V acra of furnllura of laraail fnrnllura aala In 30 aart. IS parcaut down, IS month! ob ma oaianra. LUCAS FITItNlTURC Kast Main a PERSONALS SI Ajl.l!Ylloma p-rojigte. Phona am WK inaka Vacorda of anrthlnf. riy't Rarordlng Co. al Connors Aarvlca Co. Pnon (Wsor a-aij. DACiGETT and'IUniidail "" cosmatles. Phona2-osao. HATH ratylad and ranawed. Alto eua torn madr. Marions Mandrraft Bhop. us no-, inn. rnona hwio avaninsa. ATTENTiOi'" WDMEN1 Would you Ilka to fral haallhlar. look younser. hava a beltar eomplaxlon, and be mora attractive? Por eomplala In struction, aand one dollar til not lo JASON (iOHDON SAIX1N, 24S Mftb Av enue. New York Cllv I, N. Y. Money refunded If not astufled. TRANSPORTATION LEAVING lhl weerfor Wahln(lon. D.C. by touihem route, renuaat woman poAkenger to so all or part way and ihara expentes. Phone Tuleiaka 27B1 afttr 5:30 p m. SERVICES EXCAVATING Mobil tjhovd ind Trench Ho Bulldozer PU1 Dirt Topsoll Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Compressor CRANE 3ERV1CB GRAHAM BROS. . Phoi.e 5541 or 9110 Septic tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots. Eta ED P. KINO 2434 Orrhsril ' ' Phone M1 TUFTS lor SERVICE CHIMNEYS FURNACES STOVES OIL BURNER SERVICE Phone 6595 or 2-3316 Building Contractor Residential Construction. Commer cial. Kitchen Remodeling, Altera tions. A. C. STOCKSTTLL Phone 15500 FLOORS polithed. Phone 9200. NATIONAL DETECTIVES M rrr,n licensed and bonded. Phone 2-1363 after T).m. DOTY'S r.AMF. StfRVICF. Chleltens. rabbits, turkeyi. tame or wild ducks and geese, drested for lock er or shipping. 103 Lincoln fit. Phone IHLPP S AUTO painting; bodj and fe&- FOR TREE TRIMMING v none z-Oi33 MAC'S Farm Equipment Co.. Ferguson ELECTRIC WIRING, work by hour or Eimmci. rnona st-iuiu. CARPENTER work. Repairs, remodel. .n ana new construction. Fnone 2-0617, CURTAINS laund-ed and stretched. r none 13 1 J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Office at 306 No. 7th. Phone 9348 HOOKING - REPAIRING - RESiD IN'G- REMODELING. No job too large or too small! Free estimates without obligation. 3 years to pay. Phone 9072. 12 EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE and education. Pre-school center. Phone 4279. BOOKKEEPING, shorthand typing kin dred subjects, office machines. KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE T33 Pine Phone 4780 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE Bookkeeper Permanent Position Automotive Experience Pre ferred But Not Essential. I A See Mr. O'Sullivan at jj ' S ' Ashley Chevrolet WOMAN wanted to watch children dur ing the day. Children two year; and eight months. Preferrably In my home. Phone 5454 after six. WANTED woman for housework. No ob jection to one child. Board, room, rea sonable wages. Box 4-15, Herald and News. , IF YOU can qualify as a fast exper ienred typist and capable, stenographer a job is open with good pay. Insurance experience preferrnble but not neces sary. Write Herald News Box 444. Reply giving experience ana quantitations, WANTED. middleaged housekeeper. Live In. Must have good references. Name your wages .within reason. Phone 3713. HARTFIELDS new ready to wear store wants experienced help. Assistant manager, salesladies, cashiers, office personnel, pressors and maids. Apply HarUleld's. 737 Main, commencing Fri- oay. twemoer 1. WANTED woman for light house work and companion for semi-lnvalid. Call 6509 after six pm. 16 HELP WANTED. MALE "WE offer an opportunity to establish yourself In a permanent, dignified bus iness. Excellent profit. We will finance you. Give full particulars about your self first letter. Write the J. R. Wat kins Co.. 137 Dexter Avenue, Seattie a. nasmngion. WE have openings in both retail and wholesale routes.1 Applicants should have selling experience on routes. Union pay scale. Please do not apply unless you want year around work. Klamath Falls Creamery. HAVE permanent position for exper ienced salesman. Travel Northern Cal ifornia and Southern Oregon. Selling heavy duty lubricants to contractors, loggers and farmers. If Interested, write Swan-Finch Oil Corporation, East 41 Gray. Spokane. Wash. PORTER'S wanted. Apply Hartfield's Keaay 10 wear, commencing inursaay urremner 7. WANTED, dentist, associate for general practice. Boyd V. Sprague, D.M.D. 1435 East Main. City, 17 HELP WANTED WANTED, permanent caretaker for small apartment house. Prefer elderly couple in return for part rent. For fur Iher Information. Inquire 339 East Main. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED CHILD care at Orchard Reit Home. Phone 6388. WIDOW LADY wants work In hotel or nursing home, or housekeeper. Helen Mnring. Apt. a. Wild Goose Motel, Mer rill. Call 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. WILL care for children In my horn; wnue you mop, rnona t.inw. MOTHERS. leave your kiddies with us while you are shopping. Call 4845 or BABY "rittine" evenings. ricl)able"molher. rnone i-uitsj. SUBURBAN baby sitter. Phone 3-1474. WASHING, "ironing, housework. Phone 2-UUU. CHILD care. Phone 3037. IRONINGS Phone 2-2858 WILL care-for children in my home days or your home evenings. Call v 11. u give consiaeraie care 10 youi chllil In my home. Phone 8891. ROOMS FOR HINT ROOMS. I, block ot! Ualn, Phone ROOM for rant, (imnri tnisTfTiT"! ii Main. ROOMiV prices rsaionabls-Phone sirf. ROOM and board. jhoneo3yi. ' LOVELY-room. Inr rn ai ' r"i.iT Ctois In. Phone 435. iiooms iniu High 1 Special wet.it lr rates. Modern etssii ROOM, board, reasonablel1 UsnUsmsA. , FOR RENTli(htBouUlisspini roomi and sleepins; rooms Phone I ihiwi " DnAu " k.. j : i c:rj" ....... ""vhi, muiuuiii inn mm, Fireplace and view, oil furnace, plenty 70 ' " - roWn. "u"' " uuii cuupisji noma ior eoie panlonabla parson. Phone M0 1. 24 APARTMENTS FOR HINT TllREE room' a part merit.'" Bathttleetrte kitchen. Mar-Max Court. Merrill. w'LLZ'nr apartment with worth?? irl.Wrlla Box 440. Herald and News. FOR RENT, three room furnish? apartment. Four blocks from Main. Phone 2-3(328. ONE bedroom unfumlthed Apartment Gesequipped. Call2-OSll. FOR HENT. small apartment or sleep In room for single work ln( girl. Ctoie) in. Immsculale. Phone 6283 aftef ai.TO 3 ROOMS and bath, unfurnished ' except for stoves and washer, 421 No. tth St. Call 441 or ft07P. FOR RENT, one bedroom furnished apartment Flectrle heat. Venetian blinds. I9T7 Oreson Ave. Phnna S.lftao. THREE room furnished court apari y-KM ans. awwim, iw sMia. rnwis SMALL clean aparlment. 433 frfo. lotnl VACANCY at IBOS Main. Clean, warn,; furnished two room apartment. Xlectrie rantc and refrigerator. TWO-ROOM furnished apartment. All utilities pald.Phone 46T0. FURNISHED aoartmenL Suitable '" for cou pie. Phone 843Q. TWO and four room apartment. 003 irn. rnoiiB n.iu. FURNISHED apartment. LlghU and wa ter. t-TO a month. 1723 Oak St. FOR RENT, furnished bachelor apart menl. Natural hot water heat. Kleetrlt refrigerator and stove combination. Lin coin Apis, sis e. Main. LARGE three room furnished apart roit rent, furnished apartorent In- noire 818 Higll Furnished bachelor apartment. fult able for one. 39 Main. FURNISHED 2 room apartment. $40. NEWLY decorated, private bath,-kiu chenette. Steam heat, eleetrlo range, ween kct Arms a partmeni. VACANCY two room "apartment, fur- ' nished. Adults. 338 Broad. FOR RENT, furnished two bedroom apartmenu 2013 Oregon Ave. Phone 2-4328. 26 HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT, two bedroom house, mod ern. 3'. acres irrigated. Partly fur nished. . See at 5144 Avalon. ONE bedroom furnished house for rent. Phone 4120. apartment 406. or M71. RENT low. clean, completely new fur nished house. One or two prefer per sons. BJ UIK. FOR RENT, two "bedroom house. Phona Z-l i w. FOR RENT, small modern furnished house In suburbs. Wood cook stove. Ac eept labor as part payment on rent. Phone 8838. FOR RENT to responsible couple. Clean, nicely furnished one bedroom home. Call evenings if possible. 323 Lin coin. TWO bedroom partly furnished, gas heated. $45. Phone 2-24T0. FURNISHED two room modern house. Lights and water $33. Adults only. In quire 249 Martin. - ONE ROOM cabin. Lights and water furnished. Across from Pelican echooL 330 Hank Street TWO-ROOM, partly furnished house. In quire 4334 Austin. FOR RENT, small three room ' f urn Isheo. house on North side, to couple only. Gas range and oil heat. Phone 8554. FOR RENT, modern three room house. Stove furnished. 5018 Cottage St. Call JVM. FOR RENT, two bedroom duplex, fur nished, close In. Inquire 729 North 11th. FOR RENT, three room cabin, partly moaern. fnone kbd, HOUSE for rent," near Pelican SchooC Phone 2-1590. FOR RENT, three room funUaheH house Inquire 2415 South Sixth. CLEARY'S MOTEL modern two room cabins. Monthly rates. 2335 Blehn. 28 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT BEEHIVE TRUCKS; (j DRIVE Move Yourself SAVE Vi New Trucks for Long Trips Pickups Stakes vans BEACON MOBIL SERVICE 1201 E. Main ' Phone 8301 FOR RENT, garage, school. Phone 6314. Vicinity high FOR RENT, floor sanders latest type equipment. Suburban Lumber Co. 11th ana wainui fnone 1 iw. CAR STORAGE HEATED, day week or month. Earl Lamb, phone 4673 or 7709. 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE INCOME PROPERTY Self managed located In heart of business district. Income from two buildings located i on block with streets on three sides. Buildings well constructed, have lon(t tlm. leases. Except for portion used tor hotel which Is manager operated and could be leased or operated by new purchaser. Selling price $70,000 with terms. Shows excellent Income on the investment. Newhouse Real Estate 2060 S. Sixth. Fhone C832-S74. 12 MILES FROM' KLAMATH FALLS 1900 acres deeded, additional tOO acres leased pasture land, watered. 1300 acres farmed and Irrigated, nee irrigation, .200 acres in alfalfa, 100 acres in tamed pasture, 1000 acres ready for seeding to pasture or grain. Full line of farm equip ment practically new, which la a D-7 Cat, 2-John Deere Tractor, three new Drills, Automatlo Baler etc . . . Priced 159,6O0. DAIRY 178 acres. 100 acres Irrigated, 40 acres dry lnnd farming. Excellent set ot buildings. Priced $34,000 terms. . Jack Gardner Phone 6371 Newhouse Real Estate 2060 S. 6th. 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