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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, KM OT RELIABLE FIRMS CkrrrifM kr T M. Conl.y, 1944 AIR CONDITIONING RING'S SHEET METAL 2i04',i So. 6th Hwtinj VtntiUtfef Shell Metal Work of All Kindt Auto Repairing KUZMIC & ZEIGLER 27 MAIN Complete Motet Overhaul Iraki lottorr Somito Front End Alianino Rebariaj ond CronkthoH Grindino in Iht Cor OPEN t to EVERY DAY AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4362 HOWIE BROS. 2357 So. 6th PRE-CUT ORNAMENTAL IRON Custom Modo Drapes - Auto UohoUrorinf - Auto Soot Covert BAKERY GOODS KLAMATH PASTRY Birthday and W.ddinj Cokes Modo to Ordorl (reads, Cokes, Pits, Pastries Baked Fresh Doily "Boysen" Colorizer Paints Ph. 3197 J. W. COPELAND LUMBER CO. 66 Main CHOICE OF 1322 COLORS . Everything in Paints and Building Materials CAMERAS BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Main Films in at 10 out at 4 Complete Line at Camera and Photo Supplies Commercial Refrigeration Ph. 6617 OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. 203 So. Riversidr SALES and SERVICE Restaurant and Stora Equipment CARRIER FRIGIDAIRE YORK DRY CLEANING SANITONE RELIABLE CLEANERS 1116 Main ELECTRIC CONTRACTING Ph.2-2528 LEACH SERVICE CO. 123 So. 6th St. Comercial Residential - Industrial Electrical Engineering - Motors - Supplies "If It Is Electrical Work Wo Do It!" ELECTRIC HEATING ELECTRIC HEATER SALES CO. 623 Pine Esquire Theatre Building WESIX RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEATING EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION Hen .quarters for your very tlectrieol h taring need. ELECTRIC MOTORS HAHN ELECTRIC CO. 735 Commercial Sf. Motor Rewinding Repair - Bearings - Motors and Equipment Remand and Delco Motors. ELECTRIC-RADIO SERVICE Ph. 7810 LUNDSTEN'S RADIO & ELECTRIC 4526 So. 6th Auto & Horn Radio Repair All Makes Guaranteed Service Arvin Radiot G.E.. Hamilton Beach Toaitmaster Kitchen Appliance! EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 4524 S. 6th HYDE'S JEWELERS 4524 So. 6th "Expert Watch Repair at an Honest Price" Electronic Timing Jewelry Manufacturing and Repair Diamonds For Less I FLOOR COVERINGS CALHOUN'S LINOLEUM TILE FINE CARPET Armstrong Linoleum Bigelow, Mohawk, Gulistan Carpets FURS - COLD STORAGE GREGORY FUR SHOP 815 E. Main Fur Restyling Cleaning Gloving Our Specialty "For Your New Fur Coat Sea Gregory's First" GLASS, DOORS, WINDOWS Ph. 7477 , THE GLASS HOUSE 215 No. 11th Plate. Crystal and Window Glass Storm Sash and Screens to Order- Estimates Gladly Given GUNSMITHING RALPH'S GUN SHOP 4820 So. 6th NOT A TINKER SHOP I Consider Tools, Machinery and Know-how Essentiel To Qualify as a Gunsmith INSULATION HENRIS ROOFING CO. 410 Ada mi F.H.A. Terms Free Estimates All Workmanship and Moteriols Guaranteed Materials For Salat INSURANCE CHILCOTE INSURANCE specialists In AUTO FIRE CASUALTY MARINE BONDS "The Pioneer Insurance Agency Established 1909" PRESCRIPTIONS Si:v.mp, Ph. 3445 SUBURBAN DRUG CO. 3950 So. 6th Complete Human and Animal Heolth Supplies Fro. Perking Lot Open 9 to Every Day (7 Days) SAW FILING BODENHAMER SAW-FILING 351 E. Main LAWNMOWER SHARPENING AND REPAIRING I.J.A. Motorcycles Reo Lownmoweri Briggs Strotton and Clinton Motors Ph. 5683 Ph. 9904 Ph. 8344 SHOP 920 Main PHOTO FINISHING Ph. 3586 The Better Kind Ph. 4622 Ph.2-3221 Ph. 3268 Ph. 8495 357 E. Main Ph. 3573 Ph. 4273 ROOFING SIDING Ph. 6161 Ph. 5529 AGENCY 111 N. 9th St. Ph. 4672 NO SUBWAY THIS This rlelurt ss Itkfn In San Anlonlo, Tex., and it, looks ss it the city is a,'"'" new subway. On the contrary, instead of being a subterranean tube, the "subway" is the high-flylnj upper deck ot the Air Force's .C-99. That's tht cargo-carrier version ot the B-36 bomber. The huie ship, 182 (eet long, with a 330-foot wingspan, routinely carries a payload ot more than 100,000 pounds. MEASURES U P Mrs. Dorothy Stltham, Seattle. Wash, nurse, measures her 69-inch, 135-pound halibut, one of largest i ever boated by a woman In area, after catch outside Puget Sound., By ROBERTA DEWEY ' Meriil Farm Bureau Center met July 3, In the recreation hall. John Degnan, tvice-president, was in charge. Ed Gery, State legislator from Klamath county, discussed various bills coming before the legislature this fall, auch as the "sales tax" and the "truck bill." He also explained the Oregon State tax system stressing the fact that no tax bill can be passed without first being relerred to the people. Geary advised all organizations to make a study, before the election, of the various bills coming up, and said that there were speakers avail able, who could explain any of the proposed legislation. Lily Loper spent the 4th of July weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Loper. She Is tak ing nurse's training at a hospital in Olymnia. Wash. . The annual 4th of July fireworks display went- on witn a "bang," both literally and figuratively. Some $600 worth of the fireworks went up in smoke before a capacity crowd which Jammed the high school athletic field. A dance in the community hall ended the evening's entertainment. Two guests, Denny Homes and CM. Cahan, were present for the July 7, dinner meeting of Merrill Lions Club. Charles Van, vice-president, presided in the absence of president Harvey Denham. Re ports on the Potato Festival meet ing July 1, were heard. Dr. F. E. Trotman and W.H. Homes gave suggestions on handling the festi val paraae, ana it was announced that another general meeting of festival committee members would be held soon. Early Tuesday morning the town was sprayed from the air for In sect control. For the past several years this method of controlling In sects and pests has proven most successful. Cost of the spraying la met with Potato Festival funds. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kilpatrick attended a family re-unlon in Ash land, recently. Each year the fam ily of Mrs. Etta Wiley of Salem, Mrs. Kllpatrick's mother, halt get-together. Mrs. Wiley, now 83, had 9 children, 32 grndchildren, and 34 great grandchildren, and most of these were present. One of her sons. Worth Wiley of Salem, Is president of the Flying Farmers of Oregon, and made the trip down by plane. His mother, a great flying enthusiast, flew home with him. Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, Joann and Orandma Turner drove to Reno for the 4th of July holiday. Mrs. Elizabeth Swanson of Col vllle, Wash., returned to her home Thursday after visiting for the past week with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Karrer in Klamath Falls, and her brother Howard Dewey in Merrill Mrs. Swanson is the welfare ad ministrator for her county in Wash ington. Houseguests at the R. L. Dragoo home last week were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dragoo and daughters, Karen and Susie from McCloud, Calif. . - Two Merrill families, the Ralph Swlshers, and the Merle Csharu, spent several days fishing at Elk Lake. On the evening of July 4, they drove to Bend to see the an nual water pageant, which, accord, ing to their reports, la a beautiful show. A special meeting of the County Farm Bureau and Klamath Live stock Association was held July ft, at the Merrill recreation hall. John Degnan was the chairman. Chief purpose of the meeting was to dis cuss the organizing of small wool growers in the area. It was the general opinion that if a wool pool were formed the small ' growera would be better able to attract buyers. Also discussed was the shipping of fat lambs through the Livestock Association, Earl Kerns is president of the group .and Chuck Warren the secretary. Janice Lisk, young daughter of Mr. .and Mrs, Lloyd Lisk, Is en Joying an extended visit with her grandmother in Mehema, Ore. KPA Cannot Hire Workers WASHINGTON l.fl The Civil Service Commission Tuesday tdbk away from the National Produc tion Authority (NPAl the right to hire Its own workers because of irregularities In selecting employes last year. It called for "corrective' action" meaning dismissal or new as signmentsfor possibly more than 100 NPA employes. In some cases, the commission said, veterans' preference In hiring was Ignored. The commission ruled that all future NPA hiring must be refer red for prior approval to the De partment of Commerce, the parent organization of the emergency production agency. Commerce Department and NPA officials, questioned on the charges, said thev will carrv nut the commission's orders completely ana win cooperate tuny in matters of hiring. They did not deny that abuses had occurred, but said they were In 1951 when NPA was striving to build a ataff quickly to deal with a mushrooming load of work in administering priority and al location controls. Many of the Improper appoint ments, they said, were of day-today consultants or commodity spe cialists In the "WAE" category meaning, paid only "when actually employed." In many of the latter cases the one-year term of appointment has expired, offlcaLs said, and the ap pointees have left the agency. The unusual announcement by the Civil Service Commission said that 11 per cent of NPA's ap pointees above the salary level of $3,410 a year were Ineligible for their Jobs at the time they were hired. , Inspection of NPA's personnel actions, the commission said, showed that the defense agency took on workers who were not on the civil service registers, while at the same time rejecting all names on the official lists of civil service ellgibles. The commission also found NPA had in its files applications of veterans qualified for positions to which non-veterans were ap pointed," the report continued. Legal Notice NOTICT. Or FINAL ACCOUNT Notice is hereby alven thit the un dersigned hat filed her Final Account In th Erlaie of l.e-.ton tV.llare ca deceased, and the Circuit Court of the Stat ot Oregon for Klamath County ha fixed July 31, 1052, at the hour of' 10:00 o'clock a.m., as the time, and the courtroom of sard Court as the place for the hearing of objections thereto and the settlement thereof. Fern McTaggert, Adminis trator of the Estate of Lay ton Wallace Cary, deceased Jly J-B-1S-2.1 No. aa NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice la hereby elven that t mm ha duly appointed, qualified and acting ex ecutor of the estate of Ida Duke, de ceased. All persona having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with vouchera at tacnea in ine manner provided by law to me at the office of Edwin E. Drla coll. 20A Pine Tree Htilldlns Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months of the oaie oi ins first puoucauon of this notice. ' Stanley nuke. Executor of tns cuatt of Ids- Duke, Dt ceased. Edwin E. nritcoll SOS Pins Tree Building Klamath Fall.. Oregon Attorney for Estate. 1. 16-23-30 A. S-1.1 No. lot NOTICE Of DATE Or FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE Of OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY Tn the Matter of the Estate of Carl Oscar Hendrlckson, who was also known as (.an u. tianorickson, u ceased. Notice Is hereby given thst 1 have Ilieo my nnai account oi tne adminis tration of the above entitled e.tate and that the court has appointed Aim 14. 1032 at 10 a.m. as the lime for hearing objections to such final account and the settlement tnereof. Rolf Jsnaon Administrator 4 is, za, so, a. no. sua CLASSIFIED RATES One day . , per word 4 , per word Itr , per word 30o rhree Pays Week run Month run per word esc MINIMUM The minimum charge for any one ad is tOc BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may be handled through box numbrrs at the paper lor a service charge of DEADLINES Classified arts accrotrd uo to 8 '30 p.m. for following day publication, up to Noon Saturday lur Monday v-.aailiro uup,a au accepieu uu to U noou for following days pub lication. ADJUSTMKNTS Please mate an uamis lor adjust ments wiuwui delay. Corrections or cancellations r ce. red by 6:30 pm will oe mans In following daya publit-alion, by 13 Noon Saturday for .Monday. A CARD OF THANKS THOMhsON - le" l.h" toexpre. our appreciation tor tne many arts ot kino nets and expretsioiis ot ajmpath) and condolence attended b our man friend and neighbors during the te cent Illness and oeaih of our beloved. The Almlna Thompaon famllv. C FUNERAL MOMll WAR1VS KlametFTmeraOliime. US High street. Phone axis. MEETING NOTICES LODGE MEETING EVERY THURSDAY and initiation every third ThnrxHnv ) W C. liOOPEU Secretary 1010 Pine KLAVti FALLS Aerie No. 31)00 fOt Regular meeting U)' '.ay ':4s p. m IS T" -! .?. O. E. Hall, tin fiVKSVsjfSfind Walnut. Vljlflng members cordially Invited Bullet hours 10:30 a m. to 1 a.m. REGULAR MEETING of Disabled American , Veterans ind Auxiliary will b held Friday, July 18. in the K. C. at 8 pm. LOST AND FOUND LOST t Miltn Park ftunday- Pirnlc hikt with con lent. lUward. Call S2l Mtrrtll PARTY w ho founts tnan'i mil en I or ud Jacket at Paul tlunyan Coffc snnpiiti wttK, pnaia ran vtu2. LOST, $23.00 reward. Movit camera, auipme'i. hat. p Julv itn. T-av ,"-rt. Mrrnll Cave. Notify Lacry Ranch, Mer rill, mane 2131. LOST. LADIES red billfold, rontatninc IdcnllMratlon par and 20. Reward In vicinity of telephone office. Phone 2-3O.0. LOST, NEW BOOK. "Now WtW !-'- inf, ' wrtk aio in downtown emre, probably M Ultra or MarvltVi or I-a-Pointer P1 rail Ruth Kin. 1111 day i. or JU after i p. m. GENERAL NOTICE CRESCENT SEA FOOD refrigerator truck will b on inuth flth. Thursday and Prfdav. July 17. and 1. with a load of tuod freih aalmon from Cre rent City. t I. Vinton Karncft, have mild mv place of bUilne., tht Oregon Ave. Car at to James Berg. DO-YOU'KNOW tli7VadM7Tron CUnl fied ad? If not phone 8111 and aik. Hundreds of Klamath Basin people are getting remlti buying, wiling, finding, renting, trading, each week by ualng this result grtting icrvlc. Be iur tn rail for deadline, and, then write it down! PERSONALS FR T.Z n v Ion In Ju 1 y .P h onea-1 SJ4 . STAWLEY Home Product! Phone MOB. MRS ROBERTS BORN PSYCHIC Teltfl your pat. preient, future. Can overcome ail obttarlea that keep you from ucceii health and happine.a. go. Sixth. K la ruth fa lb. Ore goo ATHENA ANALYZES Perwnal problems Snccei; happlneu to you. 1939 Main. -Phone tWll. TRANSPORTATION LADY drlvina to New York about Auf- uji a. wnuia uxe iaay pauenter, net erence. Write Box 202 Herald Newt. SERVICES BROKEN window flaie replaced. KltTV ball'e Glaia Shop. Phone 7378. CUHTAtNS Uunda'ao ana stretched Phone 43 14 DO YOU KNOW tht deadline on Claiil fled adi? If not, phone fllU and Hundred! of Klamath Bain people are getting reulti buying, telling, find ing, renting, trading, each week by ua lng thli result getting krvlre. Be ture to call for deadline and then writ It down! CUSTOM BALING with Oliver automa tic wire baler. Phone 2-1020. A R ENST1LL YOUR LAND. Ea'iy eight Inch cut. Fatter and larger than roin. tiller. Geti Job done In hurry. Only one In Klamalh Falli. Phone 2-0307. ROOFING, concrete. carpentry, odd Jobi. By tkllled crartamnn. Phone Otia Cook. 2-.12.VV 3249 So. Sixth. TREE TRIMMING AND TOPPING done by reliable men. No Job Is too small or too large. Phone 4K71, Mer rill. Legal Notice Sealed bid In duplicate on fornm provided therefor, marked out Hide "(ltd for timber, Roland Jimci Htekn Allot ment", and addreued In the SuDerin- tendent, Klamath Indian Agency, Klam ath Agency. Oregon, will be received un til 2 o'clock P.M. Pacific Standard Time, July 24 1052, for the Purchase of merchantable timber on a tract within the Klamath Indian Reiervatlon. de scribed as the Roland James Hlrks Allotment No. 141.1 (Lots 33 A 16 Ser. Ifi, leots 25 St .12 Section 17, Lots Hfl jnd 42 Sec. 20 I.olt 0 A 6 Sec. 21 T. .TJ S mr,. W.M.i The area Include approximately lf0 arres of tlmbrrrd lind with an e-'itmated cut nf 200.000 feet, B M. of Ponderona Pine, whlrh estimate Is not guaranteed. Each bid must state the prire per thousand ft. 'BM, Bcrlhner Decimal C Log Scale that will be paid for timber rut and scaled. No bid will be considered for lest, than $11.00 per thousand ft. B M. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified cherk on a solvent bank, drawn payable to the order of the Special DiMbursIng Agent, Klamath Agency Oregon, in the amount of $300.00. The deposit will be returned to unsuccessful bidders. The deposit of the successful bidder will be held1 in lieu of bond to Insure satisfactory completion of the contract or retained as liquidated damage if the bidder shall not execute I he contract within thirty day of notice of arceptanre of his bid. The right to waive terhnical dtfferif. and reject any and all bids Is reserved, The contract will specify that all merchantable timber will he rut and removed from the area prior tn April 1. rm- copies nt the con. tract, regulations, blank for the sub mission of bids, and other Information, apply to the Superintendent, Klnmalh Agency. Oregon. Dated this 24 day of June. 19.12 at Portland. Oregon. E. Mor- Jan Pryse, Area Director. -B-18 No. Oft NOTKT TO KLFCTH1CAL win .no niDDr.ns The Klamath County School District will receive sealed bids on the re-wiring of the Chlloquln High School, Chlloquln. Oregon. Bids will he opened at one o'clock p.m. Daylight Having Time. Tuesday, July 20, 10.12 tn the Klamath County School District Office. Specifi cations and re-wlrlng plans may lie ob tained al the Superintendent s Office. The Klsmath County School District reserves the right to accept or reject any nr all bids and to waive any nr all Irregularities m the bids submitted. J. r. Hedn, Clerk J lS-fl. No 101. JIKVICIS WHY UK WITHOUT WATEK? BERVirr AND RKPAirt or AM. TYPKS Of PUMPS DAY Oil NIC1IIT KKHV1CE I'MONK 3-IHJ PFAFF SEW1NO MACHINES Bnl'S ano Service opening aoon In Klamath Fall. Al promt . nollly Box , Hrrslrt and News. "TEXCAVAT'ING Mobil Sliovrl and Trench Hoe Bnlldorer -Kill Dirt Topaoll Crushed Rook Driveway Cinders I'otniirrsMir CRANK MKKVICB GRAHAM BROS. phone tiMl or saw FLOOR LAYING Sanding ami Finishing Plastic Wall Tilo ROBERT LANTZ PHONE SS89 AFTER t P M. Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Mdhoda ROTO ROOTKR SKRV1CE Cleans Scwcr tlnrs ot Roots, etc. KD F. KINO Mi Orchaid Phone SMI MOVING?,.. Call 75 LocjiI Loni DManc riano and nppltame moving a i pec in Hy Tran5f?r mid Slornie Bckins Moving and Kioraio Peoples Warehouse -Since 1918" FIX THAT RADIO Our BnMnvs in Sound CONNER'S fifcRV.ee. CO. Phone 6878 SPECIAL-NOTU"E-"Can "!." our fruit and vrgciablra in tin ran. No fun. no ntuu, no rlan up. Pre pare y'"r fruit nr vrgvlattle and go honiewa tin the rrt tor Infor malion rail 174 Klamalh Canning Co., llthandWalm.l MOWING and raking. AlVo plowing. II . Jarrard.Phuiie IUM RfcSTAlf RANT fiupplln. equipment. Hap David. 315 So. atti. Phone JWi7. SKVT IC"TANKS cleaned." Lacy King Ptson 3X13. MIRRORS rifverer n?w mirrors rrade to order Kimball't Glau bhup Phone 7J78 , . DRIVEWAYS" PAVED or reiurfared with aiphalt black top. F 11 A ttmi.i. Cll Jayhawk Petroleum at sTWa or B7UO. Free eatlmates gladl. 11UUCO Pavingjnc. ALTERATIONS r.uaranlred Pre para now for back to achuol. Anita's. Phone tvii.1. and paoerbanging Phone and brick comtrucllon. PAINTING. Interior and eaterlor. It. I nrown.hone 423H HAY CirrriNlT and raking. Afopow Ing. Phone 3-loaa CUSTOM BALING. New Minneapolis Molina autuniatis u-e baler. Tlx Hone 719. 12 ouCAnoNAs, LIFE TIME SECURITY TELEGRAPHERS URGENTLY NEEDED I want to talk to 10 mm 1B-45, who ere Interested In permanent employment with rullronda s Iclc grnph operators And stmion eRcnls at a wage from 1300.00 per month and up. Jobs walling. We TRAIN YOU Does not Interfere with prraent Inb. If sincere ambitious end In good health, write Box 100, liornld and News, TUBS" YOUR LONG II AND Iritis Short hand with SPf.EDWIIITINO. The shorl hand written with AUC'a. TauIH under special FranrhUe by KLAMATH BUSINESS COI.I.ERr 733 Pine IMiune47riO UOUHKECP1NU. ehorlhsnri tyouis sm dred subjerls, office machines. KLAMATH BUSINESS LtlU.EUr. 7 S3 Pine Phone 47SU 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE PART-TIME Public Opinion Interviewers Women, 22-55 nvnllablr? to work July 16-17, In Kin ninth Fails on door to door public opinion mirvcy Positively no hcIIIhr required, Bee Mr. Richards, Representative Field Research Co. At Wlllard Hotel, Room 209, Wed nnaday Eve., or ThurMny Morn inn, July ltl, 17. arrooo pon spark timfv No experience needed. Sell America's llueist Chrtttrnan brards. Make 110 nn 100 lelf-irlltng $1 AsHortments. Person alized Christmas Cnrds low as $1 per hox, many others. Write for Asls, on epprovnl, FREE Personal Ired Samples. STYLART 1717 W. Ninth, Dept. 10, Loa Angeles. t "bio profits "Plus f'ref, airfsr Sell new Christmas Cards. Hp tn 100 per cent profit yours on $1 Assort ments. Golden Scroll Address Hook. Treasures, Imprinted Cards others. FRFCK gift for early orders. Assls. and Books on approval; Personalizrd Sam ples FREE! Ideal Card, 10S N. Hill, Dept. 7l.PasadenaJCallf. WANTED, car" hop. Apply In person at 21(1 South Spring. WANTED:" Reliable while woman for child care, mire nr (wire a week. To do household (Jul tea and baby iltting. Liood referen'-e. Call IH2. WANTED, rerllf led nine erader. East Lick's mill. Fort Jones, California. Dur ing daytime phone Oft. Evenings Eureka. .vw. , KXPErilKNCED wiVlress also dYshwash er. Call in person. Foster's Cafe. Wocus. Highway 97, Norlh. 16 HELP WANTED, MALE BODY" an d Te n'd erm er ha n ic7rm m etT- lale opening for top man. Prefer man wnn ii. m. neaicr expcri-nce, npiny Service manager. Selby Chevrolet Co,, Ashland. Ore con. 40 HOUR WEEK will lirinK VOU better than average earnings. Good credit rep utatlon. car. and normal health essen tial. Full Information on remiesl. Wrlle J. H. wa'Kins company, i Jf ucxior Ave, Rrnlile, 0, WflHhlnRlnn. ENERGETIC nenl young man Interest ed in learning loan nustneni. . . , r.x rttllunt future . . iVsllniul nreanlA' tlon, , . See Don Mrlnfvre, Local Loan Co., lis Norm Tenth street. It HIL WANTID, MALI OPENING For Young Man Standard Blatlons, I.lr , has an oiieniiiii In Its oiuiinlratlnii for a iii.in. one ID tn 90 prelrrnlily. n; imrliinlly tn advance This Is the Marling point lur tjtinilnrd irr .iiinnrl. Appinxininlrly s'.'iio prr mo. to atari, Apply tSlitndnrd tilallcma, Inc. 'J 1 1 1 1 anil Mnln. Klnmalh lrnlla. Mll.l.WllltillT tvanteil Srir.t rln nil T,t iu , Inns Itiillm. IMltiiie ft.U t'lultt, mint, nr 1 Jmiii. evrliiso. Klamath rails. 17 HUP. WANTCO mrVtllt KNOW trie rlrailllile WYlap.r. riril ail.r It nnl. iiIiiiiki Hill anil ah lliimlieili nf KUlnallt lie, III ienile ale aril Ilia le.ull. buying, irlllnl. (UKlliie. renting, liaillna. eai'li uevh u- tlalnil Una rr.till srlnns seivlie. lie Mile In rail fur Uraitllne, anil lltett Mills II ilnwn' VV.NTrllhyAtllii.r 1,1." Bnnkkei'i'or anil reiriitlnlllM man nr Minnall MTnS liava smnl Irleiilinne villi e l'leae lei ase espei leni e relrienrea and alaiv ehtiei-leil. Write ISnh 2tKl. Her. alit anil Nrv. IS SITUATION WANrlD GRADUATE I.N ACCOUNTING (torn OT I ami liitrrtuitltmal Ar- ctiuntntita Kociny Curirapuuilrme MrhiMil poillUm with C'l'A or Public AtTntinlliiK Itriu. WRITK Tost Office Hox 53 All Replies Hold Confidential lTVr.Mt Ol.irlif dttlr. bab)llllng or Itousewuik. I'liune MM. l.nt'Al. lehabte ' rinittle, eiirimfti"lt. apailtntnl nr nmlfl management. lHe( rirttte I'hnn 2.152 IIU.N1N; t all 2 llHel. ftlMPKTKN'T." etieilei.rrtrfemal n llir mariager and frrrrlarv. Alasi take hiirlliand and du tMHikkeeplng. Htler fi.i-r P O Hot, J4 WILLCAHKnr bildVrit in my home law or evening. Call Ml tlHlLtl'Altl.." I'hmia 'fto20. 22" K05MJ fOR "NT ilO()MS, JeCiersMin nrsiiiAinj: "nuoMa. wa FaciFioYeo rat e It t tO NTfor re nTTtfrft?"! I i f IIOi)MS fir rent Cloae in. Private ea tranre Plume M. KtUiMS tOH High LOVKI.Y nifliiii fr reitl. i Oniam. I'riime 43.V), Nil X VitoNT rooni.nr fVnL weea. Apis tio Main. hoOM. (ir.NTlMA?Tnnn MiltP" 24 APARTMENTS fOU RtNT rt)K ll'K.Nf, nne brdronm (urTiuned apnttmrni 41J3 Winter Ave. APAHTMENT," rurnlihed" rielrie a't'ove and rrlrign atnr tutittte entrance. AtnltH3l CpUnade I' hone 2 2710. rot'll HOOM ttirn'tf(t apartment, two IwiltiKinu, prlae baths, I AO ncr ntanlh. Or. Cast Main. N;i nh)rtUn in inal child under two jeart age. Inquire 2119 Ai)ple(. davt. THHtt ItODM nir-ely"(urnlihed aparH iiirti I Private bath aulumalir hval. nn Tail Main. Convenient In tailroads ). Adult. ni pela. Inquire 21 la Apple- gittf,da. ONE IVKDHOOM "apart mrnt C .mplete" lv iumulied exrept giuceHct. I14J rine TWO IIOClM nibd. Jja So. roit itr nt iiiftit. :iclrlr apartmettl "parity iur h t room fiirniihed apart ana leirigviaiur. 2U nirbn. I'hone 7318. I'NM'KNISItrn nr furnished. ene bedrotim dtiplav Krif liliitj nrl etuve, Cl in. Call at 404 No. 7lh. fnon tkjm CLEAN, lurnithed three room apait men l. lor roil; Apply Apartment 7. 1717 Main. l,ltnna2-34fU. lVlMAC'l.ATKLV clean apartment Adults. CD N. 10th, N It'C ihrev rtwim unfurnished duplex. t.f!ia in. Adults. Oou Oak. I'.Nt' V ItNIMIKD one lrdroom' apartm'enU ('km Llrctric rang- Phone 2-.TW7. CLEAN two nxim 'furnished apartment iv in I'hon- .-Willi. VACANt Y Three room aparlmenirYur nilird. Adults. X'18 llroau: VlHt MKNT "four-room apariment""wtlh Iwu mittlts'e eniraniei- Call J 02Mt. KIK xr.M Furnished two room epafV- ment. AUulU. .tl Ilroad, Nlt:Kaprtment""for rent. Private an"" Itanre. 22 N lilh. . EOH Itk.NT. Modern two ldrnom ruf nuhrd, apartment, tu lira nt SI. Phone ii.in. OK RENT, small furnished dupli-i apartment. Suitable for cuuple. il19 Siiminer Ijhi. SMA LI.7 CLEAN a par t iiieiit. 433 N o. Triilh A 1 1 A H TME NT7o r rer t. Gr eer Aparf. menis. 710 Miln. , . APAltfj-irNT with gas heal aUo small rati) m. 51H Hi g 1 . fViTw LY decorated, private bath, kii chenette Ble.ro heat, electric range $10 week lle Arms Apartment flffcA.M llEA"TEiTapartme"nt wiih'VJ. room BM Oak St. CLEAN, furnishrd apartment. Air lied Amuis. corner ijiieana Liur r'UKNIbHED apartment for rant. '4M Market si.. Apt. 1. 1WO ROOM furnishrd court apartment, with garage. Suitable for bachelor Clone tn MOPhone M-IS or 37IM). FtlRNIKllKD two roomT'epartinenTs, tV and $47. AO: One room caiiin, t ..to. aii utilities Included. 410 North Tenth. LARUE THREE room furnished apart, rnent. Three blocks IrOlil Main. Ciarage. Heat. Hot and cold waier fUrnislica. Adults only. Phone fl.Wl. DO YOir KNOW the deadline on aaasT- llrd ad? If riot, phone mil and ask. Hundreds of Klamath Basin people are getting remit l buying . srlling. finding, renting, trading, each' week by using result gelling service He sure to call for deadline, and then write It down' 26 HOUSE- FOR RENT FOR RENT, three room house, some furniture, Phone 2-0-IHH, FOR RENT. In ran two bedroom home Mills Addition. Unfurnished. Phone nazi after o.'to p.m. ONE AND TWO bedroom houses, for rent, (join partly furnished, cnone 2JW01. LARGE, newly decorated' dupfex, for rent. Plenty of shade. Walking distance. Automatic heat. Utilities. A real home. Phone or Inquire Ml 1721 Wall St. SMALL ONE bedroom furnishrd house. Includes some ill lltles. One child ac cep table. n pine. FOR RENT south suburbs, five room hnur.e, $40 per month. KM So, .1th HI FOR RENT two bedroom modern home in city, close in. call 410.1. FOR REST Two bedroom unfurnished house. Mills addition. io. Phone 4.137. FOR RENT. Two bedroom home, Well furnished, Garage, Mills addition. Phone 477A, (4fl Gnrdcn. FOR RENT Large on bedroom unfur nished home wllh full basement. Near high school. CHILCOTE AND SMITH 111 N. NINTH FOR RENT: Four room house and base ment. Jnqulre. .001Whlte, EASY TO CLEAN, modern one bed" room unfurnished, duplex, Cits lur pare and rnnfio. J.'iO. Call 11027. 28 MISCELLANEOUS fOR RENT BE1SHIVB TRUCKS FOR RENT Move Youraelf Savt H New Trucks For Long Trips Pickups Stakes Vans BEEHIVE U-DRIVB SYSTEM BEACON MOBIL SERVICE UOl E. Mnin Phone 830t ANYBODY CAN sand floors faultlessly with a powerful emy-operatlng Hllcox Rcntat Sander and then reftnlsh with our belter finishes, Basin Building Ma terials. 47114 Ro. Sixth: Phone 2 -2.111.1. OARAGE for rent. Inquire Plggly-Wlgt alv nr nhnns f'11 . 1120 ACRES narllire to' "leiii;e. Can handle I wo liundrrd or more head of cattle, call bpencer , Kiamotn Acen orrict for rent 711)1, 62ij,""Main." Phona 10 RIAl UTAfl tO ALI ONLY 1 BLOCK To KnlrvlrW Hihool, Dandy 3 brtl rmiru Iidiuo on tuilld ((itiiKtnUnii. Nira ynul mtd bhibbo with alniau .tpnrit. l'uU alicct. HMW. Tftma. SUMMERS LANE Well (niiMniilrcl J l;n li mini lininr. All riionia hiiiiiI nlro. ', una nt rx crllrnt Mill, Inlunlrtl. (Inrnue. t.swil ml llren. IM(H). MIA I lllsliclim mimed. 1416 DAYTON ST. I.nvrly rll bulll t rouin linme. Him lime ollrrrtl. Uinlnir room, rlprlrlo licm. tolitt ftiuiiilnllon, (! rnitr, Hoik slini. biini, rtmt crller mill niniiv tilhrr Mirtlnl Irnltirr. Ai srre ttt bcmkI Inntl. InlRitlntl suit frnirtl ONLY flolH). ItKAriONAIILK :kmh, WINTER AVE, Lei lie lilodnn 1 bnli nom honir e triillnnitlly nrnt enrl ilritn Well roiiMnutftl ami riniveiiiriiily r nurd In rkr sarac Nice yard. ParU ttien. tllUU. I tn.MM. 3 BEDROOM HOME llrrrs Ju iui -mi have been ItinkiiiK fur. Dniitly luralluii In Mll.US AUDITION Olllv 1 blmk In the park. An nlilrr type liuiiie but In ftrKKt coiitlHIiiit ami really HOI. II). A muni plraaant homra anrl friend ly nriililKira. ID.MH). TKIt.MS. Al lxinemlio Kvrs. S1J4 Jue Terry Kves. f33j BURTON E. GRAY. RKAI.TOH rV lNHUnANCK 1017 Main BL Ph. 3CUA ttes. 1431 $500 DOWN 1 IlptlrtKim miKlern. . PurnUlirrl l aiiie laundry room llh aih Inu machine. Mum be soW Una wrrk. Ktlll price lnrlufllil luill Ituie U3tM. 'Ihln home la on S sere Irrlsaled land. walt Dirrz. iiu T. B. WAITERS realtor and Inauranc 107 Ro. ?lh rhnne 4103 (Evi. tm. PACIFIC TERRACE Very roomy, comlorlsblf, 1 brd. room home. Lsiriifl dlnliis room, blii klU-hrn snd brcaklrut nook, To lilrd baUiroums, two brsulilul til rpUrrs, one in Urge mnalrr oed room. fll basrinrlit, doublo ssrsiir, good hoi nalrr well, Nrnr Itooso ell rkiiool. Vrry rrasonalily priced. Shown by apuomlnicnl only. ST. FRANCIS PARK Srriirn your lulurc nh this . tmrthf nnd vvrll t-oiistrtirtnl 3 bed room modern bunKAlow. Conven iently nrrsmiied kltelien snd dlnlmt area, attarhed s'rajte. atiiomntio heat, Insulated, storm ulnrioas. Lo rated In food neighborhood, on a well landncnped loy KlU'blo lor HIA or OI loan. Trice WluO. SUBURBAN See this spacious and altractln 1 btdroom modern bungalow on !, acre fertile soli. Automatic lira:, attached garage and workshop, paved street. Third bedroom can be added with very little expenie. Hnrgaln priced st 17050. FHA terms. GOOD BUY In s 3 bedroom home. 1(H) Ors. gon Avenue. Excellent location, close to school and mores. Con crete louudntlon, aibenioi siding. Corner lot. Only i60. Very good lerm.i. $500 DOWN Furnished house. 3 bedrooms, ga rage, two lota. Kull price I36H0, 3 per month. 3739 Diamond HI. Blewart-Lonux Addition. OPEN EVENIN08 BY APPOINTMENT , Bee Don Slonn Phone SM8 Eves. Homer Blllca 3-3460 Eves. Fred 8cott 11703 Eves, CHILCOTE & SMIThf ' REALTORS ) Since 10UO 111 N. Oth St. Phone 48(14 or tm FOR8Ai.K, M 1 1 1 sAddTHoiTN wtw'o bedroom house, tllet inc hrul. lunula led Allai-hrd garage HO.atW MIA, Tu (.-all HUM tn hi Jilnutj, Way, Axel lotcii. Builder o Metier Hume.. US I YUUH ' l'HUI'1-.H l V WITH f Hli FIRM J-Oil ACTION fiVtHl.ri Dt.NNIS RCAI.IOM l21No8th Phone Mill Cl.OHK IN, oneTainPtiiVee tenths acres' Modem houiie. Hardwood floors, liuul aled, clertilc tieat.Plmnn 40H.1. NKWlaY dectVraled two bedrooni- plas tered hnme. Well cnmlrurlrd. Concrete foundation. tOAOO, Phone.1l 71,. falls " covrr.r. hiiop Iriiled at II N. 7th Street. Is an A Grade restaurant and has shown a very excellent income the past ten yean. Illness forces sale. No reason' able offer refused. Immediate posses-sion. TUNER neDROOM -ovely home In eood louitlon. Large llvlnii room and nice flreiilare. Brpnr. ate dining room breakfast nook, kitcli en, utility room. Oil forced draft piped furnace. Good schools and close ti shoppinf dlsfrlct. See us for other properties, Cecil Kollenborn Phone rVM2 OHM NGW1IUUKK It K AL ESTATE anno is, uih .12 ACilKH, pasture and alfalfa. sinal( house, fair barn, wllh hloft ami Une rnwn, slanchlon, and so forth, for lcae. Ilavchopner and wheat In field for sale. Cash rent. Ten minute drive frmn city center on htis Una. Inquire, 2110 Arinlefalc, days. e t roll ""SALKnni hedrooin bouse". One, one-half acres, CiaiHRc, fruit cellar, barn. Price iriono. Innuirt at .1M3 Sum nieifi j.snc. Phone 400ii. BE WARM AND COMI'Yl In Herald it Newi ClnrdlftPd ada "For Rent," you'll find coy, wnrm, chcrrftil llvliiR-nimrterft IT HCLPS YOU in so many ny when you learn the trick ot bene fiting by Herald & Newn ClnMilfird ads. They're excellent lor selllnu buying, hiring help, finding work and recovering lost artlclca. Phone 8111,