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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY,' .It LY M, 11)52 Bar the Best "Slkn Offlee Chairs" . . . Voliht's Pioneer Of fice Happly Co. 2t Main. ajar Haatth. Heat. Comfort ad Hoapilalltjr al ha ' Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium M MLnaraJ and Hud hUh Ara Kvrunl r , r n f RbrumitunL ' J ind Nauritla. Carbon -jja-, ' Dloslda Vapor Balha Ca"f 3ood for AaUima. Staama. Stnua. Hlsh 0d Low Blood Praaaure. Tour HaaJth It our miatnaa. Tor Kaaarvatlons or Informatlom Addraaa: Bt 1. Aahland. Oro. Or Phona Lone Diitanoa Or. Rarman U'ealer, Diroctoe ClUropractlc-Physlclaa ?3S Cooking PROPANE. Tractors I Heating Jjjg ModCffl Pumpin9 Refrigeration . Power Plants Water Heating lUCl Brooders Safe Economical K LI 111 TO () COMPM, Wedgewood Ranges General Water Heaters Servel Refrigerators Dearborn Heaters OPEN SATURDAYS Phone 2-2541 Plenty of Free Parking Storage Tanks Furnished Main St. at Link River Bill Steppe, Mgr. -'i ,fcu P"M W ""f1) Here In Klamath Want Ads Work Wonders HERALD la the aMWWMWWWWWWtWWVWVWWWWWaWWWtWW , iiriyaj I nil ' RESOURCES af,' fwTr3 "d BTki 142,501,818.87 ifet f United States Government Bonds .... 991 70a 001 ki to& f Municipal and Other Bonds KSiHiifi7m W J' L Loan. and Discounts-Net YZ'.'Z'. Z, 21015817478 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank Mo'noOM f? f Bank Premises (Including Branches) J Ii .'T. 1". '. 73m5942 I Customers' Liability on Acceptances '"qr'ri 97- PST f1 0ther - - 215:816.86 J & , $ 643,409,725.19 F LIABILITIES ' Wmk Jf J'P'f1 14,000)00.00 I Undivided Profits 13,151,359.35 '43,151,359.35 WL' C Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc. ' 991900110 Mm J Acceptances 2MBI2M Wk I Dividends Declared T ' H Deposits 420,000.00 pp it coiie no."k:;i." 5ss Wk ) other LUbiiities . pi l $ 643,409,725.19 I Thit ttatement indudu 40 branchtt in Oregon ' , Heap Ornca: PORTLAND, OREGON DISECT SHANCH OP IHi UNI IIP 1IATIS NATIONAL SANK Or fOIITUND Try tbt Now Drluia "Paper Mate" . . . Ball Point Pea . . . Volf hfi Pioneer Offlee Supply Co., tit Main. Friendly Helpfulness To Itry Creed and Purtt Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Word . and Soni 925 High Phono 3334 Mar Charles E Used Want Ads to Offer Reward fdr Dog G LOST A anacdi audi doe. im dun a M,r. If npot go Jot oobca to Ho ( lad A t tfcill bf aril tnvdL One of the Erst Want Ads to be placed by a person of pro- '.' t minence was an advertise- ' men! by Charles LT el England" 'j,, in the June 28, 1560 issue of . Mercurius Politicus' announc-.- ing a reward for return of a lost J, ; dog. Want Ads Serra One And All & NEWS Ph. till FALLS BRANCH i Poe Valley Bv IIKLKN I.AWKKNCK Mrs. Julia Rodiicrs pen las! week wnn Mr. and Mrs. i. koci Itrrs Jr. and son while recuper ating from flu. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald West at tended the Southern Oregon Angus Breeders meeting at Grant Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Melvtn Fiege and children also attended the meeting. Mr. Fiegl was elected secretary treasurer of the Southern Oregon Breeders Association, From Grants Pass they motored on to Portland; they purchased pony named Top per. They returned In time lor the roundup kids' parade. Carolyn and Lee won grand pruc, a cup and 111). Mr. and Mrs. Wllbert Anderson Lost Trio Found OK HOOD RIVER It! James Vann. 60, and his two sons, IS and II, spent two davs and two nights wandering In the woods of the Lost Lake region. Thev were found Monday alter one of the sons, Gary, came out ot the woods a highway. He had become separated from his father and brother, Raymond. But he told search crews where he last had .seen them and the fHther and the bov were located later. The trio started out from Lost Lake Saturday mornUig. Mrs. Vann was to meet them at Eagle Creek later in the day. When they had not shown ut bv Sunday morn ing. Mrs. Vann notilied the Forest Service and a search was begun. ROYAL 1 nnourifeJ 3 f i t I I Jur airiltr Kjriaitu 1 1' ii I J all '' mtUiUr TetMl.t,. OperaH lh tot with fctfw w palm withcMrt Movfn, Korxii froai Mm Carriott Cfrl. Advtt ih nnoa fnien rttit f ttit Ike arvdivrdvxi, job) At tf ettrs CMtl A 43rd ttr im r" choice tt r ntbt MtM irrrvbehl CMtrl,H Tt.Svar ? nd ht ! tKat- snoxsw,, feoturet that Mass tvaa. . Voighfs Pioneer Office Supply 629 Main Ph. 7412 I 1 I wtuM r""'JLa CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION JUNE 30, 1952 mm Ataaibar Mtrol DaoaiJI fnwrenct CarperoNes spent Friday and Saturday with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Flodeu at Rich field. Mr. and Mrs, John Abraham and children David and Judy, Elklon, are visiting her alster. Mrs. Wil liam Tubarh and lamlly. Mrs. Mary Krelthaupt and sister Mrs. Eva Goolh are In West Bide visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bto ber and family. Mr. and Mr. William Lawrence spent Sundav with Mr. and Mm. Harry Gilbert and Mrs. Edna Web ster. Mary Wells, ten years old, was setting practice for the Queen trials of 193 and her horse didn't co-J operate. Mary has a broken arm to prove It. Home Ecnomlcs will meet with Mrs. Ruth McClellan, July IS. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Relllng, Grants Pass, are visaing relatives. Dirk and Steve Helling relumed home with them alter visiting their grandpa rents. Mr. and Mrs. Vem McLaren Norwalk. Calif., are visiting her brother Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Ford and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kester. Lee Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Junior KeMer were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Wllbert Anderson tor Six O'clock dinner on Tuesday. Mrs. Lorraine Rougers was very oleasautlv surprised at a stork shower given at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Kt'llmg. Tuesday. July 1. She received many beautiful gills. Decorations were storks at table and chimney and salely pin storks Blotto was played wnn nign score going to Mrs. Calvin McNsry. Those attending were: Violet Konne. uixie .Mcwary. Vir ginia Holihouscr. Ruby Kester. Martha Wens. Evelyn Brunton, Lucia Webber. Martha Abraham, Ruth Johnson, Marilyn Brelthaupt, Dorothv Johnson, Virginia Fiege. Sadie Anderson. Lillian Rellmg. Prtsclla Tubach. Helen Lawrence. Margaret Freuer. Isobelle Becker. Eella High. I. F. Rodger Ruby Moore. Midge Lyon, Helen Mont gomery, Ruth Stout. Opal Stout, Julian Depew, Carol Rellmg, Betty High. Joyce Johnson. Jailer Trembled By Geo. N. Taj lor rmlv Ood could shake that heavy-walled Jail In the old city I of Phlllppl. But at midnight and with a great earthquake. God did It. Then the hard-boiled Jailer knew there wax the One and true God and a Judgement Day. So it was. the )au er threw himself at the feet of Uie Apostle Paul with "What must I do to be saved?" The Apos tle t o 1 d hi m "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you shall be saved." Acts 16:31. Only when you know you are a hall.lvuinrf .Inn.r Geo. N. Taylor and loel wU1 you answer to God's love and be saved. j The White Pine Drive family I that sponsors this space wants you . to know. It 1 -Jr Mew Pine Creek . By 1RVIN FAK1S Monday, June 30, was a tragical day for our little village when Ih disaster car was called twice with in Uie short space of about hours. It waa called first for W. L. "Bab" Blurton who began hemoraglng at Ih lung at around midnight Sunday night. At 9 o'clock a physician waa called who advised to bring him to the hospital Immediately pre ferably in the disaster car sine he had to bo kenl under oxvuen constantly. At S a.m. lie was In th hosnllal with an Increased lung congestion and his condition was pronounced very grave. His breathing now be came more dllllcull and palnlul as his left lung had been taken out In a previous operation about a vear and a halt ago. Now his one lung air capacity was fast dimin ishing. He passed away at R a.m. Monday morning of cancer of Uie lungs. Babe" made a gallant fight tor llfo against Insurmountable odds. He was oulv about W year old and he loved the game ot life. He was ambitious, had a very pleasing personality and looked upon the brighter side of. life even up until the last. He had been a resident of New Pin. free, oil .xri o.. fo- n,.riu his whole llle i span and oon'. on bunday. June ax senuenllv he was very well known. There are nine brothers and sis He followed the bnrber trade here ,r 01 I" Chandler lamlly ro tor miinv vciira dabbled somo In "'I'"I- AH were present at the real estate and developed and sold reunion but Karnesl Chandler ol several properties. Blurton's latest - uvls Creek. Calif. Home ol their venture, (being handy with the ;cluldren and grandchildren were saw, the souare and hammerl. I"01 Present either, but npvcrthclca was the erection of "Babe's 8erv ice Station" somewhere In the mid dle '40 s. which he operated for a lew venn then sold lo George W. "Pat" Patterson. Within the last six months Patterson resold It to It's present owner. Lee Cruion, which station Is now being oper- ated under the name ot "Lake! Side Service." The deceased Is survived by his wile Zella. a duughler Mrs. Wllma Hayman. two grandchildren. Karen and J. M. McKenxle hi.i mother. M- Annit,- rtniHDhj.1- in urhnH home he had spent the last, few months of his sickness, and his step-lather. Sylvester Oallagher one sister Eltrythe and one broth- er. Crvstal Blurton of Alturas. Smn. rilffli-tiltu la belnr .neoiinl. ered In locating Mrs. Huvman who was recently married and Is honey nionnlno nome when. In Canada lilts presumed funeral arrange - FOR SALE YALKERS DRIVE-IN Property, Bldq., Fixtures $7000 A good buy. Terms may be arranged. So. 6th and Martin Phone 6721 Pays to SAVE at the U.S. NATIONAL . Bank $afty for your tavingt bank interest per year on all savings ac counts regardless of th. amount. interest per year on 3-year certificates of deposit payable at maturity. Six-month certificates of deposit earn 1Vi per year , , . 12-month certi ficate! earn 2 per year ' . . . payable at maturity. Savings deposits made en er before JULY 10 earn Interest "mjuljfj "Bank with US" OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT NOW nienta and date of burial will de pend upon how soon Hi daughter can be located. , Tho second disaster car call came when Fred Uuller, a bache low around 64 yeaia ot age, ns luund lying out in his front yard, unable to walk or talk, apparently aullenug Hum a auuku. Hu ua taken to die Lakevipw hospital at mound II 30 toduv, Monday. Juno 30. At II o'clock Monday niuht Ins condition hud not Improved a uii'iit ueiu, aiiiHHigh, It waa reported, he had partially regained hit speech and a slight uso ot his lega tor a time during Uie day. His condition, however, remained very serious and uncertain. Butler hud been down around the Alvin Uutlrr buck slurs mo re lation! In tho lorenoon where he was accustomed la loiter and visit with lownsiolk. He evidently had gone homo to prepare his noonday meal when the tragic allllcllun came niton him tt is reported Ihnl his health has not been lo good lor some time as ha had been doctoring lor high-blond pressure. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Chandler and their daughter Vera Willi hpr two daughters, all Irom Orondo, Wash., paiti a snort out very enjoyable visit with Mr. and Mrs, Robert J. Snidrr while passing through inb ruoay morning Thev were reluming home from a family reunion thai had been held In a beautiful park near the I h"'" veiuon noiue in t resuo. total of sixty relatives enlnved the memorable event. The Earl Chandlers had the distinction ol having come the furlheresl distance Irom the point of gathering. Mr. and Mra. Cliff Serlvncr ac companied bv their two bovs. Burt and lllrl and Miss Donna Martin, of Willow Ranch, returned Irom a few days trip lo Boise, Idaho, last Friday. Cllll said the weather ovor there was and hud been stormy I like here, and thai the enormous !herry crop si Emmell. Idaho, was , suved only by the use of huue j blowers. He said that farmers l"crc woum nave a Dig sugar Deal !" ana mat mere would be lots ""ions. I Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne 81. Clair I ami ouby from Mollnila. Ore., sr- 'lvfd here last bundav. June J, ''r two day visit wuh Dwavne's father. Mr. Alfred St. Clair. Ihe 1 visitors went on down to Oroville. vain., tu vu auu apenu ins re- malnder of Ihrlr vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Hay l.nnco. Mrs. at. Clair s parents from Molulla, accom panied them. The Youth Club has been having some fine times at their meelinus of late and such waa the case last Thursday evening; in the Granite Hall. The sroup ol vouna people was called to order by vice-president Kenneth Butler, and the roll call and minutes of the previous mretlna were read by My ma Kil llan. Under new business Mvrna was elected secretary and Mona Mc Claln was elected news reporter to fill In offices ot those movlmr away or aho become Inactive In the club j work. Those present were Lee McClaln. Oeome Carleton, Harvey McLain, j Mona McLain. Nelda Thompson. Anna May Fisher. Myrna Kllllan. Kenneth Butler. Leeta Perry, Bev erly Vtnrenl. Amy Cloud, Carroll Cloud, Klchard Cloud and Kay Cloud. Mrs. Millie McLaughlin chaperoned. Potential members vlalUnit trio club were Carol McClaln, Hhsron Tuxhorn, Dorothy Overton and Lor ella Oiflethorpe. Robert Paris and Nell Perry came In alter the meet inn and "played pltiKPcnir In the kitchen. Those late were Cinylo Mc Lain, Homer McLain. Jo Marie Tobar. Elmer AdttlnKton, Donald KnlRht. Sylvia McManus, and Myr na Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bennett and daughter, Joan Elaine, of Concord, CalK., visited for ten days with Mrs. Donna Bennetts mother and step-father. Mr. and Mrs. Orover Mulkey. They enjoyed some fish ing while here, over on Deep Creek In Big Valley where Mrs. Ben nett's father, Martin Hommersley Is building a brldxe for the While Pine Lumber Company. The rain nearly drowned them out several times but they kept sticking It out Mr. Bennett works In tile Dow Chemical Works at Pittsburg, com muting from Concord dally a dis tance of about IS miles. They left for their home lust Saturday. Jack Means In teaching a clans of birds, specializing In the subject Garden Appreciation! As he care fully works his garden weeding his strawberries and pulverizing the caked soli Into a fine, silken texture, nis bird class line up about him atop the fc:e posts ail around and watch htm cozlly , ' Some are cocking their heads pertly while others less scholarly are preening their feathers or oth erwise Inking attentivencss. Occasionally somo chirp s note of appreciation and for the most part none are Bfrnld but are keenly watchful scrutinizing Jack's every maneuver as he goes through his professorial routine of laboratory demonstrations up one row and down another. When Jack leaves his garden to go to work In the mornings the birds all snap adroitly to atten tionfor If the truth were actually known, this Is the one moment lor which they all have been waiting They watch him surreptitiously un til he Is out of sight, then, one by one they flit down to inspect his ganrlen prowess. Strutting In full swinging cadence over the freshly upturned earth, here and mere uicy sharp-shoot a struggling worm Intely upheaved and exposed as easy prey. When their appetites have been satisfied on fresh meats, htey turn to the desserts. There they are nice red strawberries hanging lusciously from the beautiful big vines. Borne will take their des serts first others mix them along with the main course but all, you bet, get their fill then heave that unanimous sigh, "what a blrdly paradise we've hcrel" This days class tells others and the news has now traveled through all the realm of Blrdland until Jack's "Paradise for Birds" has become the chief topic of conver sation amongst all the birds. Now you will see two birds atop each post nil the ,way 'round as Jack works serenely on, never once does he molest them. But he calls them his "fine feathered robbors." for he has no allusions and no ber ries. He knows he la Just throwing his time to the birds but somehow something stays his anger and he refuses to harm them and each day he Just keeps working away. Jack docs other things besides gardening In his spare time. He has welded - a slick, stream-lined set of hand-made, Imported fenders on CLASSIFIED RATES On day par word flu Days per word II Wek run Month run per word 30t per word sou MINIMUM Th minimum cliarg for any on au ia DUO. BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may b handled through bug number at Ih paper iw a aervit; cnarg oi ioi, a DEADLINES Classified au arcaptrd up to 6 JO p.m. for following day's publication up to noon oaiuiday lor Monday b.aaaiiiao uiapia) sua acopunj ui to ii noon for following day s pub ucauoo. ADJUSTMENTS Pleas Dial all 01 alms for adjust' mania wimuui daiay. uorrootiona or cancellation ro raived by :3l) otn will o main "' following day publication, by i .iuuii oaiuruay lor Monday CAR0 OF THANK ('WIStf'TO Duma all'lln p,un.' , t.,.,V ,!,,, Mariana.- ,MX'iS. " " "u""" Legal Notice .. NOTIrg TOl-iri)ITCIH "aralir alv.a tl, , .. .i.i.:. 7. ,f aiipullil.il Ailialuu .1. . V " .i.i. ii Aim. l.lpuk alio known a. Ai n i ' .," i. "' "'lull ruurl ' i Sl.l. ol O,.loo l Kl.m.lh L-iunl ..I?. sT. . " r'alm. ..., " " lialliil .. ........... nl,rltvx. ., ,w d.L !.."" nionlha lium ".'. "'. "' publlcllun ol Ihl. Nmi, . Pa lad , nalili.lia.l ini. , wi.,i-. w, CHATIItritN AUmlnl.lrator or K.LI, ol Jiy l-s is-a-i No '" """a NOTics or SAt.r or SSAl. I'HOI'KlirY 1. 1,;;. . ' ol Atiau.l. low. UM. Mill.. U.li. , , ;;, I!...!? "1" "' Mnliuon Win.. lounlj ol Klam.m aul), .ui.d ou Ih. Win. d.r ol April. 1101, vlormt M and on Ih. b.l l.rm. avail.nl.. .ll , n. riani. tin. and liil.r..t o ha .aid Uurrl, !. win.o.,,. an hi ruiniMilanl nation In ...a ... ft! r-'!"""."! ""P"J '-"tad m ..n. iu.,i- - - "' Souin M.naa l r..., , lh. ,.":, ,.r . - "-i-i'-'B in.r.irm that o.J"E '"" to Ih. CnTT-l J : I" m Dd flock r? at p... Am.rira bjr d..d rrora.d lr.m in iM.d Boos II. .1 p.,. and alao .ar.puni thai r.Maln ona ar,. Irart conv.j.d lo Slandard Oil Com KiV if ,i't!1"""" ,ld raaotdaa) Ami ' . '" now an . nag. . Sn-oriU ol Klamalh Counlr, Ora juo and lubjarl lo all ,.wm.Ui rlaMa ol war and morUa.. ol r.rl rrooouU lo purrhaM .aid prnparl, ?iZ,.wm'?,'. " '" 01 5 . ""'oil a,m mi. pina Tr.a nulldlns, Klamalh rail.. Ortaon lad and flril puMlah.il Jul a. 11. Mill., auardian of. ih. ana Of in. K.i.i. a lorru KnSlnMIn Wlnabarcr J.s.ls.u,.3."?i'.,"" """" his almost new Jeep. And too he has cut out and built on a coupt llke metal lop to 11 and when he is completely utrough boyl will 11 ever look snassy. He's handler wlih mat cutwn torcn 01 nis tnan I am wnn my "scnuisorsl" Mrs. Oeorgla Vincent bas recent ly been elevated lo thai celestial existence where her feet which did formerly tread Uie common banks of her favorite fishing stream Lassen Creek now tread on Uie drifting banks of cloudland. And her eyes are dreamy and she Just feels good all over. Reason: Last Thursday she and her daughter-in-law Sue Vincent grabbed their Doles and headed (or l.n.n They fished away with average luck and average fish, until Geor gia snagged her hook. But even aa she began to worry about losing her tackle the snag began lo drill down stream, (the tightened her line and as ahe did so the water In the alream began to vibrate and big undulations ol waves lapped up over her feet. Amazed and glorified she sudden ly realized she had hooked on lo a Oranddaddyl and after aome fright and strain and fight, she "hossed 'Im outl" The huge German Brown weighed exactly three pounds and measured exactly 30 Inches. That did It One other person saw It so I know It wasn't an optical Illusion One day not long ago I taw a she antelope running off to my right toward the hills as I motored along by the Ned Sherlock ranch, Jour neying to Lakevlew. The boys who returned from Na tional Guard encampment at Camp Clatsup, near Astoria last Saturday week, were Eugene Ross, Perry Tllson. Blllle Madison and Howard Wells. They had a fine time In Uie two weeks they were there where three or more batalllons were brought together to learn the In tricacies of modern, Infantry war fare. Mr. and Mrs. Olenn E. Mahan and children of Martinez, Calif., accompanied by Mrs. Mahan, Glenn's mother, arrived last Bun day; the former to visit a .while with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Butler and the latter visited friends In Lakevlew. These vacationers hsve certain ly had a wonderful trip. They have been down In Mexico, through the Grand Canyon, Zion Park, Bryce Canyon and hnve seen the sights of Salt Lake City and the Yellow stone National Park. And now they will visit and fish until Friday when they must return to their beauty salon business In Marlines. Mrs. Mary Miller was brought home from the hospital Tuesday. July 1, feeling very much Improved but still quite weak. Late news has It that Fred But ler passed away Tuesday forenoon In the Lakevlew hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announcod later. Mr. and Mrs, Irvln Loney and their three girls of Vallejo arrived last Saturday for a few days vlsli with Mrs. Loney's uncle, Mr. Bill Allen and wife, Alice. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest S, King of Rlodell, Calif., dropped In for old time's sake and chatted a while before continuing on to Alturas where they wllf visit with Olenn Harrington and family. Mrs. King wan a former resident of Goose Lake Valley about fourteen years ago when she was married to Bill Barrlngton. BUI, by the way, Is now residing In Paradise Callfor. Ola.' King works for the Pacific Lum ber company that 1i.uk and mills quite extensively In the famous Kcawooan. j oicin't Know it until King said that the choicest of the Redwood lumber Is logged out of the heart of Redwood windfalls. It Just lasts and lasts. C PUNIRAl MOMIt WVlllislainalirT'iuV.raT" )!oraa7"i: lllhsnaai, I'linna 34.U, a LOST AND rOUNO I.OHfriNIIINnsilil laralalm' 'on Jnliiuon 1'ia.h. July 4. I'huita i uisai ui l:u Shrliltm. imwAltll lort.i.U.H.,l..r'-,l..- I,,, limn UN Mailln HI M.dlum alaatl. Win. rnliu.d riiuu. II 0.1114 I.IIST. fin. man'. WliVl0l'-w.1rKwllh nut a Italul, tin rainlval iiiiiiuda. rl day main. Will pay SO tawaid lu find r. ultima Yll-iA. I.OnT mi Ninth llniiiiiialilstiway,lM.f ca.a lialitiiNiua lu 1'itliii.i Inn Lumbal tit riiul.i plra.a rail a jl.tj, rull.t't. 4 CI Nig A I NOTIClY (TASHrS - Klamalh C.i.mlalhap; I40J Slain, plum. 0317 fimoNAij riiM(iiliinhr Jtily'l'h.inrf islf firAII.KYlliiuia--'iudtirtR'Plii,iia BH. "sins iiniirnrS ' millN I'hVI'IIIC T.lla your lia.l, pi...nl rutura. tan iit.iffulna all uli.larla. dial bp ynu ftuni .utr.M h..lltt and haiilnaa. 4a I a an. built, KUmith rall.,o,ai,ii, ATHKNA ANAI.VkS P.rMinal lunlilrm.. Siiit..., Iiapplii.aa I" Juu IP.IU MhIii. l-liima mn. 10 ' SIKVICIi FLOOR LAYING Sanding and Kinislilii, IMastle Wall Tllo ROBERT LANTZ PHONE M A ITER t P.M. Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Saullary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Brwer Lines of Roou, ele. KD r. KINO 5434 Orchard Phnns 9S41 PAINTING SHECT ROCK KINISHLN'G PAI'ERIIANGING rilONE 9175 DAYS 2-3243 Evenings PFAFF 8EWINO MACHINES- Sales sna Service opening soon In Klamath Falls. At present noUfy Box M. Ilrrald and Newt. EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Hoe Bulldozer Fill Dirt Tnpaoll Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE Mil or KM akstAuaArif auppliJa: SiiSpZSZC II. p Oald. J4I9 So. ath Phuna MSI. IIAYCtiTTINU. 41 par hour, fhooa auiL MlllliOHS r."iilvaT.'j: STiU. Phona rnj"1"' K",D,, UU, hu WIU.CIITrrrKala aa-ttu-nu. hay. Phona 3-lals or dial OHivtWAVs I'AVtn ui 7.-.;i.r-.A llh a.pltall bUrk top r.H A. I.rn... Call J.yhawh falrolaurh at STaa or arao. rra. aatlmalaa Sladly. llullllu Paving Inr, r ALTRKATICifta Ruwiijarlr.Ttaro una fur back to arhtMil. A,,ii-. n...... pi.owi!r rflvlna mnA ha,v..u,i..a k aaad drill. II. r. J.tr.rd Phon Sllj. PAlNllitfUand n.r,. . B. 7:l - " ONCiirT'l! t.,i;i, " ;....i;ir Phuna Mow. JaINTINH. Inl.ri.ir and aitarTorTtirt: a.r..wh- Phona aazs. HAY CUTTtNU, and rakli.J. AIM ploar. custom iiAi.ma: Ytiw Molina aulonialla wlto balar, Pbona Kit. eAIIPkNtr!irWS7l UHOKKN wlndnu, ali. .-tT ball'a Cllau Shop. Phona ifrs. t-uRTAina lauoda-ad and tlrotcbad. ' Phona 4BI4 tOI'SOiL !!" yard fill-rlnTaliln'nf: ivatins. W.IU Brua.. Phona srwl.Nfl MKNllINo Si d.r'nlna'. Mra, GalHin, iUZ llroad. nooriNti. coNcnv.Tr. cAiiirN'rntr Odd J". Ily .klllrd urafl.nian. Phona On. Cook, a-aus. xiis so. sixth. iouca rioNAk TunfTTrotm longhand lntshort- hand wllh SPKr.DWItlTINO. Tha ahorl hand wrttl.n wllh AUC'a. Tausht undar ICI.AMA1H HIIHlMrua rnl t v,i. 7TI Plna Photia 47SO UOOKKSIIMNil hnrlhanil ivi..,.-. i. drad aubjaru, offlea machtnaa KLAMATH BUSINESS COLUCUS Plna Phona 47aa 4 HIL WANTED. FIMALI PART-TIME PUBLIC OPINION INTERVIEWERS Women, 21 . ib available to work July 16 - 17, In Klamath Falls on door to door public opinion survey. roniiivciy no selling or soliciting. No experience required. Reply giv ing details 'of background, educa tion, and age. FIELD RESEARCH CO. 400 Montgomery Btrect SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA HIGH TYPE SALES PERSON For Women's Specialty Shop, Apply Morrflngs. LONG'S APPAREL 719 MAIN "miiit"l.v ' In. k complAtft charon ol umall home and noma ana weak off. two cniinrvn. uhb nay Call 1.21W, be for o B p.m. FOUNTAIN QIRlspaKparkncnl. Apply in pnrnon, in ion unva in. WANTED, experienced dfpfndahle worn- l lor nnvhitt en craw. 314 '' Bo. O Ht. Lakvlfw, Ora. I'Tinne D44. MKN AND WOMKN wintrd Itnme'dT. ieiy in tram an Motel Mannfari, Ave io barrier. Write box loo. Havem Newi. 1 1 1 A M I) En MAID wantciTnr moVI work on Hunilavi and Mnndava. Bfl centa per hour. Apply Johnny' Aulo Court, ami iiichn. . . ItAMnEllMAID wantfld. Mntrnnalltail lotel. HELP WANT ID, MALI KXCELl7lN'lPPhVlT1IrJl1'V Opening for Mtlrnman or builneva man flood rharuL'ter brtwonn ihlrtv and ' ilxly yfBra of an. Mual have iood car no imuiuon. -nn ia a prrmanrni pn- l Itlttnn and eiirnlnaa tha fir-t Mhniild lie ll, (UK) to 10.0(H), which will Increa.e by repeat ordera every vear. Liberal draw- Intf acroiint. Men aelactrd will work mall lowin In radlua of atiout 1A0 mile" nt hla home. Field training' by Ol via Ion Manager. Our firm ta an old one, Iron financially and dnaa bualneac on an international iraie. sarninga auppif mented by uarieriy ponuitet, wnn PREfilDCNT, Box 1341, Dalit. Texa.