PAGti TWELVE
Potatoes
AN FRANCISCO ( Potatoes:
U cars on track. Arrivals, Idaho 1,
Wain 1. Oregon 4, Washington t;
Prvvot WMi4rful ft
fleiF S!flll ilASIl
ftn i Doctor's Invliible yet hlihly
aaaMatlalaBtiMptle promptly rrllaTM
Mail at surise akin Irritations.
tfoff' """"V ZEMO
Pihful cramps of "Monthly Periods" stopped
. " or amazingly relieved
ht 3 ul f 4 ot in doctors' own tests)
Women and tirls who
anffar from those lunctlon-aBT-caused
cramps, back
ache and headaches of
sserurtniatlon who feel
pats and Irritable on cer
tain "particular days"
may often be suffering
jutto unnecessarily I
Ouch Is the conclusion
Mom tests by doctors In
which Lydla E. Plnkluim's
Vegetable Compound Rave
ttmplete or ttrikinv relief
from such distress In 3 out
(lot the cases tested!
M Medical evidence, snows
fjeall ainktasm's thoroughly
eden In action. It exeru
' a ramarkabbr calming eflect
on the
By MARJORIE OVGARD
' - eHrolo Waraar slays
t ft fmtt of Hoot Win,
law, tfc awrlMms wh
mm sal tails the sacrat
.. Kwriaa of thai "Whi.pe.infj
Streets." Under this strias
tttte, aha reveals a naw
, HtMHt diama each day,
. Jutaxealey threuf h Friday at
le.SS a.m. avar KFLW
and AtC. This popular
street started her career
m 13 with the lead in
"Afeimt th Storm." She
; has als ployed" laading
alas la ether shows tarn
War te ra, "Mrs. Min
hrar," "Joyce Jordan,
M.D.," "lllary Quean,"
"Mr. District Attorney,"
"frlaa tandolph," end
"Ferry Meen." Seems the actresses teelly change eround these
"rials. For instance, you may nave noncea a new "
- "Aeehwt the Storm." She is Joy Geffen in reel life. The former
' "$M," Joan Tompkins, was married in January to Karl Swansea,
who plays "Gary Bcnnet" en 'The Strange Romance of Evelyn
- ' 'Winters." They mat working on still another serial "Pursuit of
Happiness." Now if you aren't completely confused and disillu
sieaed whet with the star of ene drama marrying th her ef an
other. It'll surprise me.
V." Well we hove o new "dioperty.sheriff" to steal e pun from
Ben McNeill. Yesslr, Sheriff Murray Britton is the proud popa of a
' young son bom Monday, and weighing in at 10 pounds plus. Strop
holster on him. Pop! The young man, John Marshall, has two sisters,
, Mery Jane ond Jonice, 0 brother Billie, and other nice relatives. Con
. grottilations Mary and Murray!
President Trumon will deliver a major Foreign Policy address
ewer ell networks tomorrow. On ABC the time is 9:30 p.m.
One more quiz program on income taxes will be aired over
' KPjLW os a service to listeners looking forward to Happy Happy Doy
tMerch 15, deadline for payment of you-know-whot). Entitled 'Tax
. Your Brain." the quorter-hour broadcost will be heard tomorrow night
10:15.
The staff received a cord from Norm Oberst this morning. He
ad NoeVne ere getting settled in their new surroundings, end he a
. Mo new eh et KMD, Medford.
' ' This week's opero is "Aido."
?J A,. HOW TO PAY YOUR INCOME TAXI ' " ' C 7 '
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LOB ANOELES, P Potatoes:
Cars and arrivals unreported: mar
ket steady; Idaho Russets No. 1-A,
washed 6.60-70; unwashed 6.S0.
CHICAGO ( Potatoes: Arriv
als 86, on track 313; total U.8.
shipments 1,131; market firm lor
best stock; track sales. Pr
100 lb: Idaho RusseU o.b-.16,
Mandaids 5.6, utilities ;;
Street sales, according to basis ol
sale, per 100 lb: Colorado McClurw
15 75-6.11; Idaho Russets 6.46-71,
Maine Katahdlns $5.00-25; Minnesota-North
Dakota Pontlacs $5 .00
49; Nebraska Triumphs $5.75-.07.
utrut vithowt the
The efTectlrvneas of Lydta
Pinkham'a need no proof to
the million of women end
girls whom H baa benefited.
But how about youf Do you
know whet It may do for your
Take Lydla Plnkham'e
through thf month. seo u .
you don't t the aama re Hef yf I
from the palna and weakness f t
of "thane davB"t 8e U you
don't fee. better before and
durine your period I
flat allhar T .vrttav nniham'l
ID
Compound, or nete, .tnprord Lydi Pinkham
Tablet, with added Iron! hes a u.e!ln
If you're troubled with "hot on tht
flashes'" and other functional uttnnm cotrc-
dlstreav of "change ol life" f chart
you'll find Lydla Plnkhaml htcnofen cause
wonderful for that, tool meiwfruot paint
Gertrude Warner
ARRANGE AN INCOME TAX LOAN
FROM FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND
Yo en pay your income ux or other bills with
PERSONAL Loan from The First National Bank of
Portland - Open ANY DAY, 10 to 5, including Saturday.
Iti Quick, lasy, Convenient . . . and Coiti So Little!
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Caterpillar Tractor
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Goodyear Tire
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Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
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Republic Steel
Revnolds Metala
Richfield Oil
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Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck Co.
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Swift & Company
Transamerlca Corp.
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Union Oil Company
Union Pacific
United Airlines
United Aircraft
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United States Plywood
United States Steel
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ANNIVERSARY
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RADIO .
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DOCD ELECTRIC
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Swt M Jfcwt IraMh, Mtf rM IriMfc
NATIONAL BANK
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Maral ee hmm .
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH
Corn, Groins Go
Up On Market
CHICAOO ( A rcdtu-tlon til
receipts of cash corn, along with
hopes that the prnk ol the move
ment ol high mulslure grunt to
market may have pas-trd, citiiU'iI
a demaiHl lor the yellow I'cirul on
the board of trude Wrdncsuuy.
Corn hud unlns riitiRlng lo more
than a cent most of ll)F dny. Oul-4
and wheat also were hluhcr, al
though advances In the new crop
wheat deliveries were rather small,
More moisture was loiecast lor
parts of the winter wheat belt.
Wheat closed -'s hluhcr, Mnr.
$3.52 4, corn ai-l ls higher, Mnr,
31.78 l4, oats unchanged lo 1i high
er, Mar. 83 '. rye unchanged to
iT4 iuhci, may
beans 3 lower to U higher, Mnr.
32.95 .i-J4. and lard 5 lo 18 cents
a hundred pounds higher, Mar.
311.85.
Wheat
Open High Low Cloe
Mar 3.52 t 3.53 ' 2.52 ls 3 53 "4
Mn 3 .10 2.50 2.4S ' J.t '
JlV 3.44ti 2.44ii 2.4S' 3 44
Sep 3.45 W 3.46 , 3.45 i 3.45 4
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liisTatfT roi'ST
R. sniiihr. vioutlon 4li -
n.i. r(.i, ti vt lull
' "Srn; B.nd. i.imr. .top .i .top
ugn. Ptna $S.
RV T. Kahn. f.ilura nop it .top 1
titn. F!n 6. t t
Albert A. Hudson, drunk on hihwy.
rint S2S or 10 amy.
Donald W. Rlc. no PUC prnill
Fine Sl.V
Ch.rln I. Bowen. no PUC prrmlt
Tin SIS.
CRAWTORD Born at Kl.maih Val
lay Hopllal, Mar. 4. 1953. lo Mr. and
Mn. Robert Crawford. Macdoel. cnlil..
a boy. Weight: 9 pound. 7i. ounce..
GL1DDEN Born at Klamath Valley
Hoapllal, Mar. 5. 1951. to Mr. and Mr.
Charles Glldden. 4513 Denver Ave., a
girl. Weight: S pound. 8'. ounce..
GAVIN Born at Klamath Vallev tn
pllal. Mar. 4. 1951. to Mr. and Mr.
Jame. Gavin. 1035 Wanhinglon St.. a
boy. Weight: 8. pounds 10'. ouncea.
Denver Street
Work Requested
Residents and property owners
of Denver Street below Summers
Lane have petitioned the County
Court for aid In Improving the
street for a distance of 1900 feet
from the Summers Lane Intersec
tion.
i't V, Aaj.
Twenty-seven persons signed the i wcn (ue" for Its Wave recruit-I"1101!-
ing activities last month.
County Engineer Bill Canton nre-1 Kinnmtn county led the state In
pared an estimate setting the prob-; q,lota-f Ulinit enlistments,
able cost of permanent Improve-1 Nnvv chlf . FrBnlt Ro.m.r Tt.
ment of the street for that dls
tnnce at S3 90 a running foot.
$5,510 total, 18-foot roadway.
Barbershoppers
To Hit The Read
Klamath Barbershop choristers
uic KViuiK " .w.,.1
end a beneiit show lor the Luke
view swimming pool hus been
scheduled for Saturday nitwit.
In the offing for the 50-voice
SPEBSQSA chorus ls a tour to
Tiilelake and Dorris. The annual
Barber Shop Parade will be held
at the Pelican Theater April 12.
Later trins bv the local chorus
have also been scheduled. They'll
go on tour to Roseburg and Camp
White this Snrlng. and a later trip
has been planned to Redding.
Pontiac Agency
Remodeling Done
! Complete remodeling of the of
fice space of Parker Pontiac has
j just been completed, with Increased
'show space and re-arranged office
i and parts department for belter
'customer access. Parker Pontiac
ihas also moved Into a new used
ir.ar lot at Sth and Klamath, and
the former used car lot on East
Main St. will be discontinued, ac
cording to Julian Eccles, head of
the firm.
Brooks Warner, long time em
ployee in the mechanical end of
the business, nas neen imiucu an -Ice
manager, Eccles said.
Girl Scouts Set
Up Cookie Depot
The Cookie Depot for Girl Scout
leaders will be at . the Star Drug
Store, 435 Main. The side entrance
on North 5th is to be used. The
depot will be open Saturday, Mar.
8 from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m: Mnr.
11 9 a. m. to 12-30 p. m.: Mar.
13, 2 to 5 p. m.; Mar. 15, 9 a. m.
to 12:30 p. in.
Brownies. Intermediate and Sen
ior Girl Scouts will contact the res
idences of the community during
tne annual uiri bcoui. iooaic onic
II.. a ,1. vm.nV. 04
o
Driver Forfeits
Wreck Bail
Sylvto Anteri. 30. of San Fmn
clsco. spparently thouirht better of
meeting up with Klamath Fnlls no
llce. This morning he forfeited tlOO
bail bv non-appenranee In Munici
pal Court on a reckless driving
charRe.
Late Tuesday afternoon Anterl's
car plowed Into the rear of a three
wheel motorcvele driven by Patrol
man James Howard. The motor
cycle was rammed Into the rear
of another car ahead and Howard
received s wrenched back.
CHOKED ,ri GAS?
THANK HKAVEN8! Moit attack; art Just acid
Id digntloo. When It strikes, take Brll-ani
tablet!. They contain tha fatt-actlng
medicinal known to doctori for tha rrilef ot
heartburn, gas and ilmllar dlstresa, 3fi,
r Creates Protective Warmth for
CHEST COLDS
to r44vt coughs and iftft muscles
Muaterola lnntantly cn-uten 'a won
drrftil prolccftve warmth rltsht
where applied on chest, throat and
bark. It not only promptly relives
coughing and Inflammation but
breaka up painful local conization.
rr.-..vl..
FALLS. ORE Pi ON
Weather
Western Oregon Cloudy, fol
lowed by ruin Wednesday. A lew
showers but considerable clearing
WetlnrNilnv night and Thursday,
lllxlt uolli days 4b-55. Not quite) so
cool Wctlne.Mtny night with lows ol
:iti-3. South to 1tou1hen.1l wltula of
25-36 miles nn huiir off coast
Wednesday night and diminishing
grudunlly Tluirsdny.
Flnstcrn Oregon Partly cloudy
with sentlei'pd snow flurries
Wednesiluy night and Tluusday,
mlNod wllh ruin In some areas.
Highs botli rinys 32-42. Lows
Wednesday night 15-30 except t
above In high valleys.
Northern California Rain In ex
treme north and Increasing cloud
iness elsewhere Wednesday. Rain
will spread as far as Snn Fran
Cisco and Sacramento Wednesday
niniu. reaching all areas by late
Thursday. Slum- In mountains. Not
so cold In nor in Wednesday night.
soninoriy winds 01 so to 50 miles
nil hour oft const north of Fort
llrnug. Southerly winds of 25 to 40
miles nn hour Wednesday night as
Inr soinh as Monterey and as far
as Point Conception Thursday.
Winds will then become westerly
ana necrense.
1 Grunts Pass and vicinity Rain
or 1111 and snow Wednesday
1 ttcrnoon, becoming Inlermltleiit
jWedni'Mlny night. Thursday partly
sunny will! nn occiusionnl shower
1 or snow (lurry. Strong southerly
, winds Wednesday afternoon. Hluh
1 . ... .
""y L weunesflay 33.
High Thursday 40.
!4 hours to 4:30 a.m. Wednesday
Max. Aim. ..rercip
iBnkcr .18 21 .05
I Bend 35 32 T
I Eugene 47 34 .09
La Grnnde 36 21 .09
Lake view 34 23 .06
Medford 42 29 .07
North Bend 46 311 .35
Onlnrlo 37 S6 .03
Pendleton 44 32 .04
Portland (nirpt) 4(1 3R .04
j Rnsebiirg 47 3S .03
j Salem 47 35 .11
i Boise 39 27 .12
jChicngo 34 8 .03
Denver 39
I Eureka 48 37 .16
i Los Angeles 60 46 .03
New Yorv 38 35 1.00
' Red Bluff 53 32 .13
i Sun Francisco 54 38 .01
I Seattle 45 35 .03
Spokane 37 31 .11
Recruiters
Here Do Well
Oregon's Nnval recruiting main
station In Portland has given the
Klnmuth Fflll rerrliitlncr Ktntlnn a
ported todav that enlistments In
bolh the Waves and regular Navy
are wide open, and released the
names of (our Bain youths who
recently enlisted. They are:
Benton M. Brown. Davis Creek
Clny Everett Samples, 17, Klam
ath Fnlls: Joe sneii, 21, Tuiciate
f") Terrell D. Blackburn, 18, Tule-
Jury Frees
Theft Suspect
Blonde-haired Mrs. Mildred Karr,
;20, of 2136 Applegate. was freed by
Dmirirt Court lurv after an
hour's deliberation on a charge of
petit larceny.
Mrs. Karr. the mother of two
childr.-n. was brought to trial Tues
day accused of stealing socks and
a picture Irom Park's Variety
Klnre.
The woman was defended ov
Aitv. V. E Drlscoll. Deputy Dlst.
AUy. Don Piper prosecuted the
case.
Members of the Jury were Bertha
-r,4 mil uvsrr narl Schubert,
Oscar Shive, Elton Alt and Rich
ard Quick
Explorers
Hoop Tourney
im,ip.n T.etrinn-8nonsored EX'
plorer Post 104 won the Explorer
basketball league championship
last night at Altamont Junior high
gym by downing Post 109, spon
h Motler Brothers. 20-18
Post 109 fell despite a 12-polnt
barrage by Charles Williams. High
point man for tne winners wa u.m
Craig with five. He ended up also
as top league scorer with a sea
son's total of 54 points.
Post 109 won all six of Its league
The league, formed for ooys who
,unK..,iua ,niH not set into or-
: onZe(i basketballing, may orcoiuc
" ... 1
an annual anair.
No Funeral Rites
Fo'r Mrs. P omeroy
FORT KLAMATH At her own
request, no funeral services will
be held for Mrs. Edna Pomeroy,
In Medford after an Illness of sev
eral months, .
Interment for the 83-year-old
woman will be held at the family
plot of Jacksonville cemetery st
Medford. ....
It was also requested that no
flowers he sent.
KF Kiwonians Pay
Visit To Tuleloke
TULELAKE A dozen Klamath
Falls Klwanlans met jointly with
the Tulelnke Klwanls club in the
Sportsman Tuesday evening, the In
itiation of a Kiumath sponsored
pi oki urn here once a month here
alter. Tulelake's Jack Carlisle presided.
OTI student body Pres. Lyle
Read, Bill Paulson and footballer
Jim Mcintosh showed OTI slides
and save a talk on Oregon Tech's
offerings.
Prisoners Sent
To State Peri
Klamath County Jail shipped
Uiree inmates today to Oregon
State prison each with five year
terms.
Louis J. Ksles, 42, was sentenced
on charge nf obtaining money by
false prelcnses. Fred Lee Tledtka
went up on a similar charge and
Kenneth R. Lowry for violation of
probation on charge of entering s
motor vehicle with Intent to steal.
The three were In custody of
Deputy Sheriff Dal Reed. . ..
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Week run , per word 30c
Month run per word (So
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ad la toe.
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Otawifled aas accepted up to 1:30
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Classified display ads accepted up
to 13 noon for following day's pub"
Uoation. t
ADJUSTMENTS
Please saaae ail claims lor adjust
ments without daisy.
Correct! ons or cancellations re
cetred by 1:30 p.m. will be madt
In following day's publication
1 MUTING NOTICIS
rTEGQLAlTMEETlTQG
of Disabled American
Veterans and Auxiliary
will be held Friday,
Mutch 1 in the K. C.
at I p.m.
Crater Lake Lodge No.
311 AP& AM will hold a
stated meeting Thurs
day. March 6. Visitors
Welcome. Refreshments.
William K. Fink
Secretary
GINIRAL NOTICI
what! never heard
of leprechauns?
S lenreehaun ls s little Irish
fstry who works like s beaver,
strives to belter our living, irmu
s helping hand In need, and be
atnwi his aood works on many I
Little classified ads strive to do
the same Job every single dem
and like the traditional lepre
chaun If you need anytmng
they strive lo produce It if you
wish to sell anything, lliey act
as your sulrsmunl So let our
little "ad-leprechauns" work for
you and Strike It Rich I Phone
(111 to place your Want-Ad.
herald & news
want ads
get results
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE Or WtABINO ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE lit KFKr.BY GIVEN tht I
hv filed my final Account. Rrtport
of sCxttutrtK. and Pal HI on for Distri
bution In tha mattar of tha atUta ef
Italo Farroni. daraaiad. and tha Cir
cuit Court hai aat Thuraday. tha day
of March. 1M2. at tha hmr of ten
o'clock A M. In lha Circuit Court Root!
of tha Klamath County Court Houa.
Klamath Fall. Or t ion. a tna uma
and ptaea for haaring of axcaptloru
and objactlona to aald Final Account,
li any thara hy.
PAMELA rr.KROlNI, WKt-HiniA Wi
E.Uta of ITALO FERHONI,
Dccaaiad.
EDWIN T. DRIRCOl.l
Hitia Tr Uuituintr
Klamath ralU. Urgi0
Allotnay fur Eitala
r--l3-eW-a7 U-3 No. IW
NOTiri or HF.ARINC. ON
flNAI. ACCOUNT
WOTICI IS HEPEBY OfVEN THAT I
have tiled my final Aeeount in the
matter of the e.tate or junn r.
SUNN. DECEASED. AND Hon. David R.
Vandenbere. Judae of the Clrrult Court
of the State of Oregon lor the County
of Klamath, haa hi ionaay. ine imn
day ol March. MX at the hour of
10:00 o etocK A.W-. in toe i-itcii
Boom or the Klamath County Court
Haute Klamath rail.. Oregon, a. the
time and place for hearing of excep
tion, and objection, lo Mid glnal Ac
count. If any there be.
WM. NOVOTNY, ADMINISTRATOR
of the r.uile of John P. Bunn.
Deceaaed.
CLAYTON J. ntlRRfXt.
Pine Tree Bulldlrg
Klamath ralU, Oregon
Attorney for Ertate
r ii-iau m-j No s3
SriTici or bATt or riNAU
SETTLEMENT
m the circuit court or
THE STATE Or OREOON
TOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Matter of the E.tale of
LAURA A. V1LLITS. Decea.ed.
Notice I. hereby given that the under
lined The rirat National Bank of
Portland ha. filed It. lint ecount of
the diiilni.lrallon of the above en
titled e.tate end that the i'utirl lia
byxmlrd Mar. h J1 lU at lu A M
ao the time for hearing objection, lo
auch final account and the aelllemenl
thereof.
The Tint National Bank of
Portland. Bxecutor
Ganong le Ganong
Attorney, for Executor
r27-MVH-l No 07
Oregon Cattle
Tops In Show
Oregonians practically took the
Sacramento Aberdeen Angus Sale
away from Callfomlans Sunday and
Monday, with Klamath breeders
placing high, according to reports
reaching Here.
Gerry West's balck female, Black
Cap Mlaty W. No. 1201021, was
named grand champion female of
the show, but west, down witn a
104 degree temperature, wasn't on
hand to accept the glory. The
champ went on to sell for $2650
to Nancy K, Brooks, Napa, a Here
ford Breeder.
Alvln and Charles Cheyne, Scotch
Acres ranch, Spring Lake, had the
secortt place but top selling pen of
two Angus, selling for $860 each.
The Cheynes sold to Lcland
Houck, Hereford breeder from
Doty. Csatls Rock, held
the grand champion pen of two
which sold for t82o each to Haas
and David, MacFarland, Calif.
Melvln Fleji, Black and White
ranch, sold a pen of two for 1686
each.
Lou Rafferty, Grants Pass breed
er, had the two top selling ani
mals, bolh bulls. Top bull went for
tutxj, tne next lor ;70U.
There were 78 head of females
and 78 bulls In the sale. Tod 10
lemaies average sinoo, top 20 nv-
ragea - siazn. top io nuns aver.
aged $2002.90, and top 20 averaged
$1465.50.
The Southern Oregon Aberdeen
Angus Sale has been set for the
County Fairgrounds here on April
20-21, with Alvln Chyne as sale
chairman. To date, Cheyne re
ports,. 50 registered Angus have
been entered and 30 head of com
mercial cattle.
Funeral '
IIS AW
Funeral eervleea for Bettlnl Lmi Ru
taw, 2 month., will be held from
O'Kalr'a Memorlil Chapel Sth li Pine
SU. Thuriday, S p.m., tne nev. e. m.
Cauiey, Pint Baptl.t Church, ofriclat
Int. Interment will be In Llnkvllle
4
Cemetery, j .
MlfTINO NOTICIS
KLAM ATH PALLS Antln "Nn. 2000
T O M Mruuliir meeting
vMllf i.i 7:4n p. m.
SSSQisTl'- - v- "" 8111
TlTt(W'Jriiid Wiilniil.
Vlhlllng liii'inbfis coi'dhilly Invltiul.
bullet lioiiis IU:20 li in. lu I it. III.
LODGE MEETING
EVERY THURSDAY
and lull ml Ion every
third Tluirsdny
W, C. 1IOOPEH
Hecrelnry
into Pine
PERSONALS
a kXITTliTlO i oi- Z '
ritATtX Plaatlra. I'lume SXMT
7.(11: IIMIK'K Swanioil'V lleatlly Shop
Phime 71111.
STANI.KV lliiiiie"T,rnilurl.;'llii.iiV''ilii.
t TRANSPORTATION
WANT rli1afokti'aeMi." "Tlmrailayor
rrlttay. Phnne 7.UIS.
10 SCRVICt-
CENTRALTZ ED
SERVICE BUREAU
What you don't wiint, someone
else iiced.il Let us llnil whitt you
want or find the person who nerds
what you don't want.
This Is tile kind of service we are
offering . . , why not take advant
age of UiU tmlfltic opporiuiilty.
Drop lu at 3&S Knst Mitln In Klitm
alh Falls and gel arqiinlnled--or
Phone 5670
Heavy Hauling
ANYWIIKRK. FOR IIIHK
Honest Itntes Weights Hervlcc
Insured
ANDKHSKN FHl:lOHT LINE
3B03 South Plxih
I'll. 9210 or suntl
EXCAVATING
Mobil Uhovel and Trench lloa
Bulldoter - Pill Dirt - Topioll
Crushed Rork Driveway Cinders
Compressor
CRANE 1 Kit VICE
GRAHAM BROS.
Phoi.e 6541 or HI 10
Septic Tanks Cleaned
Krvtxt Bnnft.ir? Mithod
Alvt
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Oleum Bewer I.lnrs of Root. Pile
Et P KINO
3434 Orehitrd Phone SMI
MOVING? . . .
Cull 7S
Ltx-itl-Lonit 1)1 .tittirf
Piano and apiiliaine moving a
upecialiv
Transfer and S'ornge
Rrkin't Moving and Kinraaa
Peoples Warehouse
Since 1018-
FIX THAT
RADIO
Our ButlnpM In Sound
CONNERH HKHVICK CO.
l'Ri ifNC'k.' fnrmiriv'of Wh- taU" will
do vinf at hotn1 I'hotir
AXttRATinN(t"-AI. "urk tijaVanta'atT
Jrnnia Hare, AnliJii. 707 Main. Miona
UA.I
CARPKNTrR orV tlrtnt-gfrllni and
new contlnictlon. Phont 3-'Mll7.
Incom k"T A X " Hr.Tl H NS
For appointment I'ltona 3 03J1. llarvav
ftlsoham.
ri.Ktnic'Al7"i;jiitr'm lliii(. " Wurkgiuir
anlfrtl I'hmir 'i itiu
brptic; "tankh
Pumped, rrinrrtMa tonk and drain
flflflu tni-lallcd. Orvilla MtMBravc.
phone Vflty
KAlNTlNCi "n3 pi re rh an I ni P nonl
717.
TRIPP'S AUTO palnllnfT'nod''airifi in
rlfr work Phnna 414(1
HJi,LElPBfuhVt. l'hVin nmC nr'tti77.
j' L UKAN
Public Accountant
anrt Attdllor
Offlra at 30n No 7th -
FOR THEK TMlMMINf.
Phone J-fMM
FVRTAINS launtli ad and tralchert
I'hon 411 14
12
CDUCADONAL
DIESEL
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
WE NEF.D several mechanic
ally Inclined and reliable men
to train for pnr.il Ions In the
Tractor and Kqulpment Indust
ry. If you arc not mnklng bet
ter than D0 per week, or you
don't have nil year Job urcur
Ity, you owe It to yourself lo
write for fire furls, without
obllttiitlnn, about tins training
and our Advisory Placement
Rrrvlrr.
TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE
Write Box 42 co Herald A News
BOOKKEEPING-, .hnrlhend tvnlnf mn
dreel .unlert., offlre machine.
KLAMATH BI'RINESS cni.I.EnE
733 Pine Phone 47WI
M HEALTH
CONVALESCENTS
AGED - INVALIDS
24-Hour NurslhK Onre, Willi Renin
tered Nurne In cIihikp.
Attention Riven to SpRrinl Dlfttn,
Equipped fnr bed pntlnnU. Fully
licensed by Rlnte of OreRon, Your
inspection Invited.
Courtesy to your family doctor.
PrlVHte or pension canes welcome.
The Mitchell Sanatorium
Jncksonvllle, Ore.
Phone JiukHonville Ml
MASSAOF, thartMieulU' excri'Uei for
vvcmien. Hput rcduLltiK fowtmed- Phone
eiUtW-.'WMIfl. - '
14 HELP WANTID, FEMALE
FJjDKRLY LADY, M rompnntnn, tn
llvn In. No vnrk.TMifiri'" tiO'UI
WOMAN, gn"(rnl nffifH "vt-nrlt. fitflHiiy
nnttllinn. tinod ilartlnB nalnry. Spp
Don .Mrlntyro, Local Loan Co., 11(1
Nn, loth, EvftntniM hy Pnnii?1.
WANTED, houekf?pr with anmc
practical nurnind axperlanra, cara tnr
eUlarly lady In Lnkevicw, Ora. Modarn
hnmit. aood w ft net, Room and hoard
furnliihecl. Phone T,nkcvlrw M2 or
write Mn, E. G, Fa veil ma Honlh flth
liHkeviaw.
WAN'i'KlJ, hotiHt'kfciK'r to Hvh In. with
Sood rertrrencpa. pivt in int rarniiy
,ood WHHPii. I'lione 1171a.
PART-T1MK hniiBPwork for hoard and
rnom. Box .17 nornui ann inpwb.
MAtD wantad. "Inquire ak Arcade Ho
tl. BE IN THE KNOWI Rend Her
did As News Classified nds dally
Get the latest Information on what's
wht In everyday biinlncss. trends
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, IBM
14 Half WANTIO. HMAjJj (
WATITtrtT, Tailr wlio ran "rT.moml'fiai
Hillary Imner. Will pay hy hour nn
leiiiniialralliin Cnnlicl Harvey sir,
linne 2.2S1S.
HI'I'UA'l'loN fiPgrf for woman-lit" pri
vate lliiltie. All atltoinaiic equipnieni.
rilvale riMinl and bath, fall s-.to:i.
WANIKII iilllie alrl. wllh rolleiilon'aa
tieilriu'e grelerletl. imiulte Noger. Jew.
elel. . . ......
Ill-M'ONHllll.r. uiii h vara for" four
,nr nlil In my home dev.. Mu.t ha
rellalile ami Siva gitoil rare. Inqulra
"L l;lln.",,.i'fj!il?--I!;"V
16 HILP WANTIO, MALI
tlHrervlra"'alatfim''"man'w.lilertT'Sal
iv in ciiki. (.iiiiiin.rfl.l Shell Service,
tju Hoolh Slulh.
VIOkllANN' a."'S.'l is muane neaT,
.tiiMle. atisreaaive, free to Iravel we.t
ent .lata, and Al.".. flood aslary,
liamnorlallon by air and auto fur
iii. heel Apply Room 101 Steven) Ho
tel. S-ft p.m.
WANTgl), "yoiin's nia'n With nieeVenU
ral aimtude lo learn olllce ni. chine
hiulne... Wrlle Herald Newa,o ,
NAI.KSMAN eariilnaa to aiarC approa.
per innltlh. Onporllinlly to ait
xani'e. As. IS In SO Apply Standard
.Slatlnna, Inr. 2nd and Main ar aepian
aileaiiilJIirln St..
17 HILP WANTIO
"iMrAMll.V ' Waililni rout"now avTlT
hlf, If ynu wanl yttur own butna
wiilt tMiir Ihttn vrM inoom writ
fur litftirmNllon lo Th J. It. Watklni
Co., U7 DMiar, ttomilt l Wuhliii
Icn II SITUATIONS WANTID
WANTKl), ivpUIptii'illtrnoriyili.fl
my luMMV. Wrll flrltl Naw., Dux 4f.
llOIUtl.V wurk. IM.ona 1-VJM.
f'AMII.Y MAN axparlaucad lit farm
work, juliinnt oparallon. daalraa
pcMhauaiil job. Wrlla Hon II), Wlmton
Orrami.
COI.OllKf) laily wVntiouiaworliTir
hour. I'huita st iMKlT,
WILL vara for rhlldran In my tin ma
!( or vour homa avanlngt Call
22 ROOMS 90 HINT f
t.l(.MTiimifkpinf Rvarvthlntf tut
nuhad flu Ma ia obr bar ha lor or ou-
plf. luo Norllt Briiad,
MOOM' and board.' Man only. iob NortR
Ninth
OUTStUK "HOOMArTfaam "Kaat, (o'ant.
17 Mr wrk. IjikP Hoial, phnna7.tl0.
Hl.KKPlMl" RonMi ""' rnmfnriablv' fi7r
nutiod. twin hadi. aultabl for (wn.
Kimiiv pina dan adjoining Phona 4U4.
itnoMft fnr rant.' rr7vafa anlranea.
riosft n Phnna 4444
M f Kl A rjj I i i-a a"rr aVoMtila. yhona" 4WT
rovtl.lTroornrfo"rrant T4traC
Cta ln Phona AIM.
UtONt room for rant. Cfraar Apart
mcntt, 710 Main.
Nlt r,haa'tl room'a. MOic.f5Tar
rmvm H t It )MlT"a4 Hllh '
24 " APARTMINTS P0R JRINf
TIIHKK ruont furntUtrd atartmnt
Mtlh hath, (.WM. Avatlabla Marvh -:w
Min t'palaira. apartment 1
TWO MDOMH, furnHhwl " Wllh arai.
('Iran and cloa In. Naw ranga and
rernaarainr. ii3 30. PhonaJMM or 97 aa.
KI'MNlrtllKIl' apartmarrt, prlvaU "bath
and anlranra. Heat furnlahad. Adulti.
Phona 3-2770. Kplanada,
RMAlX" furnlibati a pa ri ma Vt UiVlTanl
walar. 140. 171 0k,
tnn " iVrNf. thWa rSHm KmffiKail
apartmant. Centrally located. HI South
Suit
rNnhtWr,.irffr
roie. 30 Phona 3-Wn.
KURNINIIKU 1 roonu; 'VhVwar MB So.
Phons 3-OAJI7.
I.A HOE furnlshe7l"af.rnTMhaV
rhffe Phnna .IMS
"titntt room (ur"nul.aaVrTmanT"n
Hlih School Larfe rooms. larga ctea
tt Adult Phone ttir
NKWi.Y "Perorated" thraa room fuT
nuhud Clnaa in. Couple. tM. UtltlttM
furnnhed Phona 4401 or 143
rrttl RrNT."twofadroom duplex apar
nwni. lt Itlp Martin. Phona 37r
mil RRNT, 'furniiheiT'partmaVt for
working girl, Ultllllea fumlihed. tlaa of
iimm-iif wamer and dryer. 3l- block a
fmm 7th and Main. Phona 7242 r call
at 42n N. 7th after ala p nv
i l.KAN a riMtni auartiitant, NurtK
'lenth
KI HNISIlr fJ uptilr apJrtmn.rWuuiL -heal
bargain Pngne tlllU ur 3 00M V
Nr.tti.Y decoratad "apartmaiTt. draar
Aul' 710 Main.
Hilt it K NiP, two fooVrurnUfUoTVperU
ment for adulU. 331 flroeqV
1'NrrRNfRHP.b. bawmant apVrtTrM
for bar h lor or lady Natural hot walar
heat and water furnlahad. KU. Refrig
erator and electric ranpa avalUhie.
2itl2 Main or phone 3410 p
nr.tif.rttHATtfi "ihreV "room furnlahad
aperlmfnt. alclrtc h"at. Two block
from Main. Adult. No oate. 312 N.
I lib.
rOR RENT ' 3-room apartment, filV
nlahrd. Adulta Xi Broad.
KTK AM " IIKATED apartmantVth be7-
riHitu U2A Oak St. .
V I ' 1 1 N I S 1 1 V. D a par 1 merit fo rVnT.
Apartment 1, 300 Market.
THRKK AOOM furnlahad pirttitnt 2fWl
White
oTil betiroom unfumUhad apart merit
faa "t Ippad. Call 2-0H11
NKWf.Y " drcoratad. private bath, felt'
cheneila Steam heat, electric range
410 week Rex Armi Anartmant.
KOM RKNT. furnUKed aparlrrent-TiT
nitlrr .11H High
Vl'MNlSHKD bedroom apartment
Phnna 7A44, tth and Walnut, Audley
Aparimrnta
H'HNIHH k D DTrea rnom apartment
W, l wo rom unit 403; all utHlllee
Iri.-tudrd 4 If N. Tenth
26
HOUSIS FOR HINT
THttF.K room, nicely furnlahad , cot
1ip, very coiy, vlw.' no garage,1 au
InmatlP hpL ftplandld for bualnaa
rmipta. Cloa in. 45. Phona i3M mom-
Ingi.
07 N KTia d room " partly furnished houie".
i iota in. u i-viim.
t'on tiENT, one bedroom houa, Av.
furntihed except atovei. 3017 Blahn
Phona flfn7.
f ori ""rir.NT, duplax In Hot Aprlngi.
M. hone 3710.
HOliNK for rent, Inquire Plggly WlggVy,
Phuoa MM.
FOIt KNT,lhrM"roo'mhoHi.a In Mllla
Atiihtlon. Cloe lo htia ana rhoolt.
Phoii Haoa after 4jrlock. J
KOK RKNT, thrre roomniodem part
ly fitrnlphfd cabin. Elaotrlo atovo. Sea
at m Adami.
ton RKNT, Modern two-room urn I hail
homa, Inquire Hit Cannon. Phona tll.
aftrr flvi".
DNKUll NfnHP.D fntir room duplex. F,x
cept for atovei. ISO. Call 3077 before '
0 n m.
28 MISCELLANEOUS FOR MNT
BEEHIVE
u
TRUCKS DRIVE
Move Yourilf Siive A
New Trutkn For I,on( Trips
Pickups fil likes Vans
BEACON MOBIL SERVICE
1201 E. Main Phone 3M
ron RE5lT, b'y nliHt. dav or month,
terse bnltdlni next lo Little Sweden nn
South Sixth, for dance., pertte. aalea,
hnwa. Ma. elertrlc heat, nice dance
floor, itafe and plann. Alio banquet
table, avallehle and elfht or ten tied
a.lal. for Lodie u.e. South Sixth Com-
roundly ffwll. Phone ftflna.
roH niSNf. lOO acre., barley, clover
anil, or potato land at $40 per acre
aih. Offer food till March S. Write
llnitld Hhil NewH.Roir 40.
clAHAtll; fur rem. Inquire PHHr Wls-
llly. Hlume Mill.
KOH ilKNT, "irrlaeled pa.liire for So
head cattle. 9 mile, anuth of Klamath
Full.. Call Mill efler s p.m.
Stoiik or office on South Sixth. An
proximately BOO .q. ft. Phone saaO.
6ri'CE"" for rent. Sj3i Mainl Phone
7I0K
FOR RfcnT. floor "lander, lateit type
equipment. 'Suburban Lumber Co. llth
and Walnut Phone 1700.
Car STORA'SiTTrtiXTID, day week
or month. Earl Lamb, phone etfs ee
7700;
30 REAL 1ST ATI fORSALI
' ACriOHS FROM SHASTA SCHOOL
Clean, attractive two bedroom home
on lame Inl. Irrlialed. Harden .put,
lawn and berrle.. Priced tn .ell wllh
or without furniture, Newhnu.e RraTl
Killr. aimo South Sixth, phone, MA
or 074a.
Rkw" HOMES for aal. William 'ft.
Powell. Phone SBZfl.
74 ACRES, Irrlialed. Good bulldlnn,
nn paved road, 9room modern home.
Sultehle for potaloea or fraln. Woven
wire fenced. By owner, Box 4, Herald
find New.