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Newspaper Page TextWERALP ANP NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. JULY 2B. IBM ncLi k,f.M.CeWT.lM4 AIR CONDITIONING V T T ... RING'S SHEET METAL 2104Vi, S. th . HHiini Veatflettat " IM Metal Week AD Klede ' Auto Reoairina T KUZMIC & ZEIGLER 27 MAIN . " Cowe4ereMeterOrerlM.il Ireke.ierter, Jerries Front M AHfuiiH "eWrlat ed Creeetlieft Gri.stM Cer OMN te IVUt DAY . AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4342 ; HOWIE BROS. 2357 U. M : PRE-CUT OtNAMINTAt IRON Curt Meee Dreese A Uslislsleiliie -Ante Seet Ceete BAKERY GOODS KLAMATH PASTRY irtMer Celtee Me te Order! ' reeds, Cakes, Hes, Peatrles eked free DeHf "Boysen" Colorher . CHOICE OF Iveryttiiaa h ! CAMERAS lUD-S PHOTO SERVICE 103V Main rrtsas ra at iv eve ar Ceaaplete Lm Ceseera m4 Ptest Jalis . Commercial Refrigeration; Ph. 617 OREGON SOUirMENr Ul. . . mnm iALiS eee SERVICE RittimM and ieeea levtpexeirt ' CARRIER 'RKHDAIRt YORK DRY CLEANING SANITONE 7 . RELIABLE CLEANERS 11H MJ ELECTRIC CONTRACTING Ph. 2-2528 LEACH SERVICE CO. 123 So. 4th Sr. Coiueitiel - Rerieeatiel ladestfM Electrical Ef iaeeriRf - Meters- Saeeliee "If h b Electrical Work We Do h!" . V ELECTRIC HEATING ELECTRIC HEATER SALES CO. (S23 Pin. Eaewre Theatre lelMinf WEJIX RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEATING EQUIPMENT. AND INSTALLATION ' Heeeaerteit for raw every electrical kWtiej asW.' ELECTRIC MOTORS HAHN ELECTRIC CO. 735 CmmrcM St. Meter RewlMiet - Reir BMriaes - Meteie .d Eaviemat fUmaed ead Delce Meten. .. ELECTRIC-RADIO ' ' LUNDSTEN'S RADIO t, ELECTRIC 4526 So. tth Aete 4 Hew. Reete Repair All Mekes Ce.i.atwd Service Arria Redies G.L, Hemihea Reeck Teertweslet Kttcke Aaelieacea EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 4524 S. 6th l HYDE'S JEWELERS "Expert Watch Reeeir ElKtremc ThniRf Jewelry Wameees FLOOR COVERINGS CALHOUN'S ' "' ' LINOLEUM TILE FINE CARPET . . Anrntreng Llaeleem lifelew, Mekewk, Cvllstea Corsets FURS - COLD STORAGE Ph. 3573 GREGORY FUR SHOP B15 t Main : ' Fee Rntrlinf Cleeniat Sleslat Oar Seecielty I, '.' "Fer Yen New Fur Ceet See Gregory's Pint" GLASS, DOORS, WINDOWS Ph. 7477 THE GLASS HOUSE 215 No. 11th Plete, Crytt.l end Window Glen Storm Seik -. ' end Screens te Order Etrimetat Gladly Glree .' GUNSMITHING RALPH'S GUN SHOP 4820 U. tth ) NOT A TINKER SHOP I Consider Te.lt, Mechinery end Knewkew Eawirtlel . ' To Qualify es e GunMiMk INSULATION Q .u "HINRIS ROOFING CO. 410 Adam , 'H-A. Terms, Free Eitimetes All Workmonihlp end Mterlels ' :; Geerenteed Meterieb For Sele! , .; INSURANCE - CHILCOTE INSURANCE AGENCY 111 N. 9th St. l. , Specialists In . ' r-4..-AUTO FIRE CASUALTY MARINE IONDS ;-j . 1 "The Pioneer Insurance Aoency EitekHf hed IM" PRESCRIPTIONS srse-H Ph. 3445 v "SUBURBAN DRUG CO. 3950 S. th ' - ' Complete Humen end Animal Heeltk Svpplies ..-'. I ,.: Free Perking Let Open t Every Dey (F Deyi) . SAy FILING BODENHAMER SAW FILING -a-351 f. Main t,.t. LAWNMOWER SHARPENING AND REPAIRING . "v ' l.kA. Motorcycles Ree Lewnmewers IHmi Strerten and a', '" ' - ' ' ' - Clinton Meters. '. ' '' t- rinno Ph. 5483 UJT." Ph. 9904 Ph. 8344 SHOP 20 Main Paints Ph. 3197 1322 COLORS . ' eed Meterlele , JlDLE . PHOTO FINISHING - Ph. 3586 T' : Ph 422 Ph.2-3221 Ph. 3268 SERVICE Ph. 7810 4524 So. Clh . at ea Heaert Price" '- ' Memfectariaa end Reaeir Fee Leas Ph. 8495 357 E. Main Ph. 4273 R? . ; Ph. 6U1 Ph. 5529 Ph. 472 :.l BONANZA By CORA. LEAVITT . Mre; Wayne Jensen and Mr. and Mra. Don Jmwi and chtldr.n. Sacrameato, Clatf., have bean via Itlng Mr. and Mrs. Neal Jones and lamllv. Mre. Henrv Cl.rk and Der. rl, Klamath Fall.. were also vis llora at the Jon, home while th Jensens were here Friends are happy to hear that Mrs. John Bradahaw b hooie from a Portland hospital Sh will have. to remain In bad (or sometime. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Horn left July Jl lor Portland to visit rela tive and fronds, i Mrs. Own Pcppl and Mra. Dirk People and Pam visited in Larurell Vsltejt at the Leavitt bom on July li. . The . Oulld ' of St. Barnabas Church Is Riving an afternoon card party at the Langell Valley Pariah hall on July M.-There will be pinochle, bridir and canasta. Prises and refreshment, everyone Is Invited to attend. The parish and friends - of the Gordon Ashbees are havlhtr a fare veil potluck picnic lunch for the Rev. Asnoee. and family at ute Parish hall following services July 31. Each family Is to bring: table service. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. Paul Monroe and Mrs. Les ter Leavitt, Langell Valley, visited Mrs. Owen People and Mrs. Harry Frailer, ou Friday- Mr. and Mra. BU Hood were iriven a big charivari at the Langell- Valley .Community Hall the evening of July 19. with a large crowd of friends attending. Danc ing was enjoyed until a late hour with supper served at midsight. A large crowd el Bonanza Farm Bureau members and some from Langell Valley attended the Coun ty Farm Bureau picnic at Malin Park on Sunday, July 30. They en joyed a good time, lots of luscious food and home made Ice cream. Mrs. Neal Jones and Richard and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark and son. Klamath Falls, spent several days last week at Ashland with the Henry Jensens,. Mrs. Jones' par ents. Mrs. Jensen suffered a fall and broke some bones in her ankle. Mr.' and' Mrs. Aaron Andrews are driving a nice new car. They were recent visitors to Eugene for a few days. ' - Mrs. Ben Shepherd' and Cindy spent Friday,. July Is., in Klamath Falls with her- parents and attended a shower for a friend while there. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Morris-'and eons were Sunday evening dinner guests at the home of Mr,, and Mrs. Alton Short and family of Henley. The Rev. and Mrs. Cordon Ash bee. and- John Were dinner guests Julv-.11 at the' home of, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frailer. . . - Mrs. George Fernlund and ehil- LATEST HEARING AIDS C SHOWN AT Bkumath im: Edwin' G. Pwtersofl, Matca haarinej aid tachnkian, will ba at .Hit Wineme Hotel Klamath. Falls.en Wednes day, July 30 fram 2 te I Sea tha new Top Sacrat Mai ea'hearina aid, and other models in all prica rangag. , Invattigata Moico'f "Sacra tear" and flax Hp aar meld la prevent whittling. . Maka Hearing Service 77B Pelk SV ' . Eutene,. Oraaon' - - 1 PROPANE.. ' Coekine, : Haatint v : 'Refriacrarien The Modern Fuel - Watar Hdetint Sofa iuhit. Wadqewoed Rangeg Servel Refrigerators ' OPEN SATURDAYS r Plenty of Free Parkina. .' Main St. at Link River i Elated Parents iTellftfMsTirsK ll Teeth via Want Ad ; When their Want ton cut his mfx h"1 l'o te1h Mr. arid Mr. . Mare TuUer used a Classified ff . AdinthefucscnArtoiaDcaly Star to announce the event . Want Ada Tell rjft v .. ThePlewiraat i Sk' UatrM I I r CM. T FOUND J I ' ' HiareVln Klamath Want Ad$ Work Wonders , HERALD U the dr.n, Langell Valley. Mrs. Roy Fernlund end daughters and Mrs. Fred Fernlund, left July 31, for San Francisco where ( vear old Eddie Fernlund will receive medi cal care. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson and Monte Burnett left July 11, for Campbell and Dead Horse . Lake for a tew days. The Harrv Fraslers wiu join went tne tint ot . me week. Mr. and " Mrs.' Johnnie Stewart and children. Eureka, were recent visitors st the home of her par ent. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Cochran. Mrs. Leland Harris snd Mrs. Mae Oale spent July 31, with Mrs. F. W. Brown snd Mrs. Fergeson who is visiting her from. Bskers- field i Mrs. Bill Berhdoldt left by plane July 10, for Portlsnd to visit her daughter. Mrs. Phil Hunt, snd family and to make the acquaint ance of her new grandson. Stewart Warren, born July 16. Jenny Hunt who has been visiting her grand parents returned home to Portland with Mrs. Bechdolt. Friends are sorrv to hear that Mrs. Hert Johnson, a former Bo nansa resident now of John Day, la seriously 111 In a Portland hoa nlul. She 1a the daughter of Mrs. Ruby Brown, snd a slater of Frank Brown and Grace Dearborn. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hodges left July 21. for Denver. Colo., to meet Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Leavitt and babv son Donald. They will visit the Lea t.eavltts and other relatives and friends before going to New Mexico where he will be stationed with the U.S. Navy. By. VIRGINIA TAYLOR Neighbors and friends were sad' dened by the death' of Mr. John R. Thompson who died at his home here early Sunday morning after an. Illness of several months. He was a resident of Chemult for over 15 years snd the owner ot the old Chemult Csfe snd the Shell Sta tion at the North end of town. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Emma Thompson, and 11 sons and daughters. Tnere are also is grand children and IS great-grandchildren. - The funeral will be held Thursday at Ward's Funersl Chspel In Klamath Falls with 'burial at Bend. ' Mr. and Mrs. Allan ' Hartman. San Leandro, Calif., spent several days at the home of their neice, Mrs. R. E. Jessup. While- here Mr. Hartman, who Is an ardent fisherman, caught a 35 Inch trout while fishing: on the Williamson River.- The fireball reported in Klamath by a New Yorker headed N.E. was sighted, a few - seconds later In Chemult by three Chemult women. It was high in the sky snd was trailing' a long reddish orange tail. It appeared to decern! and burn out a little sooth of the Southern Pacific Depot. A specimen of stone that mar be part of the meteor has been sent to Dr. J. HUgh Pruett in Eugene. It was seen here at about 1:30 Standard Time, June 1. - Mrs: Henry Van Hise and daugh ter, Geraldlne were guests of the O. C. Pslmers. July IT. The Vsn Hlses were former reisdents of Chemult. They now live near Med ford. . Mrs. Pat Jinks snd a friend are guests of the George Eppersons this week. .''..... Over 60 persons were served at the Buckeroo Breakfast given by women of the Civic, Club. Sunday, July 30.. The menu of chilled Juice, Are you In trouble? NEED A FRIEND r CALL 5473 Tractor. 0 . a Pumnina Pewar Plants Brooders Economical ronrm Genaral Wafer Haateri Dearborn Heaters Phone 2-2541 'Steroqe Tanks Furnished Bill Steppe, Mar. ju.ms.. 1UC50W & NEWS pit. mi , . . i I. ,i g n m wgi ill m m i mi WL.7 &m ifi'.' V ' " JV i ar ii mini i m i imn n'liijByjiumpie HER QUESTION. ANSWERS D-A young patient at a spastic children's center in Sydney. Auilralis. makes sure Burl ives Beard is rest alter , folk buttermilk hotcskes, ham snd eggs and good old campMyte colfee was served unler the pines from eight mi ten inirty. uneis tor the event were Mrs. Cap Jessup, president of the club, and Mrs. V. I. Bradsr, Postmaster. Assisting were Mrs. Ray Darnell and Mrs. Clarence owing. The four new tables snd benches msdo -by Mr. Tog Farrls. will be used much in the near future. Added color was given the breakfast when Mr. George Epper son srrlved on his steed "Buttons." He gsve several small fry rides. Mr. snd Mrs. Hugh Porter csme dressed in old western style and their pictures, as well as some others of the group, were taken on color mm. Everyone who attended enjoyed this event. Rev. and Mrs. Hlnnah, Boone vlUe. Mo., stopped enroute at the local Chapel Sunday and gave the ones attending, a short message. The chest X-ray unit will be near the Postofflce. Monday. July 38. from 3 p.m. till 7 p.m. PST. Clerks will be at tables In the Postoillce lobby to take names of those com ing for . X-rays. It is hoped Ihnt Chemult , will pass 100 per cent. The Chemult Oun Club will hold a shoot Sunday, July 37, at their Trap -Club. , Mrs. V. I. Brader, Mrs. C. C. Long and Mra. Hsp Jessup, mo tored to Madras, Wednesday. July 33. to the July meeting of the Ollchrist Garden Club, held In the garden of Mrs. Van Wort of Madras. iHildebfar By MRS. T. P. MICHAEL Mrs. Zlta Robin, who has spent the past five weeks at the Charles Enmsn home taking care of Mrs. Ann Jane White who Is seriously ill, returned to her home at Leba non, Wednesday, July 16. Mrs. Emma Rueck visited Mon day, July 19, with Mrs. Richard Hoefler.. . Mr. and Mrs. Martin Boehsler and Mr, Albert Newman, Klamath Falls, visited with Mrs. Emma Rueck, Sunday, July 30. Mrs. Leona Blotcher arrived on July 14 from Las Vegas to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hellbronner, Klamath Falls, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rueck. . Mrs. Charles Boroughs, Sprague River, visited with her sister, Mrs. Maronl Michael, Tuesday, July 15, Mrs. Ernest Bisbey hss as her dinner guests, Wednesday. July 16: Mrs. Jesse Drew, Mrs. Billy Drew and daughter Mary Louise, and Mrs. Jesse Angel and daughters Cathy and Marie. Mrs: Martin Stoehsler and Mrs. Lelsnd Stoehsler, Klamath Falls, visited with Mrs. Ann Jane White, Sunday, July 13. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Welch, Keno,' visited with their aunt and uncle,, Mr.: and Mrs. Marvin Michael.- Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Williams, Klamato Falls, spent tne weekend of July 13 with Mrs. Olive Fraley and son Jerry. Sunday. Mrs. R. E. Bisbey and Mrs. E. Bisbey were transacting business In Klamath Falls, Monday, July 14. Mrs. William Bell and daughter Mrs. Leona Blotcher made a trip to Ashland, Wednesday July 16. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rltter were transacting business and having denial work done In Klamath Falls Wednesday July 16. Mrs. Jean Parker and her daugh ters, Merle, Clellene and Dana, Klamath Falls, spent the weekend wish' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Haley. Mr. and Mrs. D. Horller and daughters Gloria and Wanda, Klamath ' Falls, visited with their mother, Mrs. Sarah-Michael. Mrs. Joe Vleira and sons Lee and Jerry visited on Tuesday af ternoon, July 15,' with Mr j. Don Rice -and son Bobby. Mrs. Bud Lee drove to Medford, Monday, July 21, where shit visited her mother, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. V. B. Orlsg and Mrs, Ernest Bisbey visited with Mrs. . Sarah Michael, Thursday, July 34. Mr. , and Mrs. Dunham Arant, Sacramento, arrived at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Arants, Thursday, July 17. Mr. and Mrs. 8. K. Harzler drove to Ashland Thursday, July 34, where they will spend several days. Mrs: Alvln Hefron, Medford, ar. rived In Dairy, Saturday, July 19, to visit her mother, Mrs, Martha McCumber and two brothers, Orlin and Harry; . . Mr. Olal Nelson Is quite ill at the hospital' In Klamath Falls. Mrs. H. Ooben, Klamath Falls, Is visiting her daughter and son-in-law,. Mr. and Mrs. - Ted Fal koskl and family, : Billy' Nelson went to ' Klamath Falls,' Thursday, July 34, to visit his father,' Olaf Nelson, who Is 111 at the hospital. . . Overhaul Motor ASLOWSn88 ; , AS . 0 Per Month DUGAN & MEST 312 $e.. eth - singer lave benelll performance. Hoquin By DAHLKNE WOLFF The Oood Neighbor policy doesnt apply only to Latin American coun tries. Lloyd Ross, local rancher, re turned home lu.-t weekend alter spending 4S days In the hospital, to find thai his friends had mowed, raited, baled, and slacked his hay crop. Rosm was stricken some ten days before he was hospitalised with a somewhat rara disease known as "Q" lever. During the long weeks in the hospital his con dition had often been listed as critical. . . Two weeks ago the hay was ready to harvest. On Monday and Tuesday volunteer helpers mowed, later In the week others raked the hay, over the weekend the baling was done, and by the tune Ross was brought home by ambulance, the bales were neatly slacked, ready for winter feeding. ' During the harvesting Mrs.'Rrlss served meals to workers, -on -the pesk day she fed 34. Ranchers who either helped with the work or did other person's work so that they could help were Amos and John Duvall, Robert and Ivan Doak, Harry Pearson, Joe Miller Sr. and Jr., Clarence Miller, Roy and Bud Glengcr. Lawrence Myers, Ben Murphy, Henry. Jack and Gerry Wolll. Ted Knight, Regie Sargeanl. Oeorgo Wright, Clay Miller. Jack Plundley, and John Wright. Some of Henry Bp! cer's equipment was used. Women who helped in the house at times were Mrs. Harold Collins, - Mra. Harry Pearson, Mrs. Joe Miller, Mrs. Herman Aiken, and two 01 Ross's sisters, one from Burllng gsme, Calif., and one from Port land. During the long illness Monty Ross, a younger brother, came to help on tlie ranch and for nearly three weeks one of Mrs. Ross' brothers was here. Tho Rosa family Includes two children, Kath leen, t. and Larry, 6. Recent guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Doak and daughter were relatives of Mrs. Doak. They In eluded her parents, Mr. and Mra. Elmer Ellefson. an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ebcm Ellefson. and a cousin, Delbcrt Ellefson, the last three ot whom she had not seen for four years. It was the first time any of the visitors had seen Bobble Jay, the younger daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sullon of San Jose, Mr- and Mrs. John John son, of Sacramento, and Mrs. Virgil Merrltt of Long Beach, were guests a week ago of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolff of Williamson River. They had all attended the Mlsa Universe pageant In Long Beach and visited Crater Lake while In this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Klrcher had guests lsst week, ' a navy buddy, his wife and son, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ray and Kelly, Spring, field. Terry Lane was the name chosen for the first child of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hengl, born July 3. In Klam ath Valley Hospital. The young fellow Is the grandson of Mrs. Ruby Peeler. Friends are receiving cards from the Ellery Echlln family who are on a month vacation and are vis iting friends and relatives In Mlchl. gan. They will be home at the end of the month. , . Legal Notice NdTicr to BiDnrhs Nolle U htrithy (Ivan that die Coun ty Court of Klamath County. Oregon, will receive Blfla up to and Including August S, 1052 for Construction Recrea tion Hall at Klamath -County Nurilng Home, Bummers I.ane. Plans and specifications may be seen at County Court Chambers, Court House Klamath Falls, Oregon. All bids must be securely sealed and filed wllh the County Clerk Prior -to time of opening, and must be accom panied by S percent of tha' amount Of Bid. Tha Court reserves tha right to' 're ject any or all Bids. By Order of tha County- Court Klamath County Oregon.' Ches r. DeLap, ' County Clerk. J-M-31 No. 128 . - notici to cnnntTons IN THE CIRCUIT COUMT Of THE STATE Of OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH IN PROBATE . In the Matter of the Estate of Inez Lee Funderhurk, also known as Inez L. Funderhurk, Deceased. Notlca Is hereby given to the credl tors of said deceased, and all persons Interested In her estale, to present their claims to. R, Ti .McLaren attor ney for the undersigned, tile duly ap pointed Administrator of said estate, at Room 10, Melhase Building, Klam ath Falls, Oregon, within six months from and after the 7th day of July, lft.12. being the date of tha first publi cation of this notice. . Harold Robert Funderhurk. Administrator of the Estate of Inez Lee Funderburck, also known as Inez L. Funderhurk, Deceased, , J 7-M-21-2S No. ill . . IMAOINEI Within . a few , short hours after you order a Herald News Classified ad, 13.000 subscrib ers are told about your offer or HOTfLS . OSBURN HOLLAND I UGINI, OKI ' '. , Mf DFORt) ' Thoroughly- Modern ' . Mr. and Mrs. J.- B, Earlcy i and Joe Barley -. ' ' i ' . .Proprietors. . .'. CLASSIFIED RATIS One day Three Days Week Run ... Month run ... .... per word 4c ... per word lie per word 30c ... per word Wc MINIMUM The minimum charge for any one ad Is too. BOX NUMBERS Answers to ada may be handled through box numbers at the paper for a service charge of 3Do C PUNIRAL rlOMIl WARD'rikramalhTu7faT"rto"nvrrVs High Street, Phone MM, I MIITINO NOTICIJ IOOF NO. 137 Every Tuosday 8:00 P.M. Fifth and Mala Sis. NO,l,J0B"TbXLTr( As f kITmaH: ONS You are Invited to attend communication of the the annual outdoor MM degree at Crater Lake Nat'l Park, Aug. 9lul. near tha ss.t an. trance. Second section ajfG will start at 3:00 p.m., PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME. Barbecue din ner at 6 oo p.m. O. E. THOMPSON, W. M. Crater Lake Lodge, 311, AlMiAM. AtXollBLICal ANONYMbllHr'hone few r.u. bos ai, konnaenllal Olscua. slon of problems. 2 LOST AND POUND Co"TTSNkTnTltoiaieonu"l uaule po'S and about Sou in currency. Phonearu sfl.rj JO. LOST DIAMOND earings set in gold for pierced oara.Rewerd. Phone alls' LOST MAlk k'ugll.h Setter eniw.r's to nsme "nip.M Phone sasi. sua Union raVKTifw "6Jkr''Now-We-T.!.og. glng.' week ago In downtown etore. probably eliller'e ar Mervln'e or l.a Potnlee Please vail Ruth King, tut GINIKAl NOTICI Crescent Sea Food REFRIGERATOR TRUCK Will be on South Sixth TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY JULY 39 and 30 with a load of good fresh SALMON From Crescent City etoViNrJ ioHrOTlenrWenT reliable couple te take rare of eummer renrn home, rent rree. nesullrul location. oa Itl, Herald and News. MRSONALS For a cool, pleasant pause in the days' activities, or after the show. visit THE COTTAGE Fountain and Snack Bar (The house at the corner of Fourth ' and Pine) Fountain service, landwlches, home made pies and cakes. Featuring Frosen Orange. Ai.TknAfiorrEp'AnTiit'efri' now at MervlA's. All kinds alteration, gvery dey except Monday. WtCSNlT guaranteed hosiery. Phone 2 Jul I. STANLEY Home Products. Phone al. "7T- TfonsTTtOBgnta OIIN PSYCHIC Tells your past, present, future. Can overcome all obsleclee that keep you tram eueresa health and happlneaa. tan go. Sinn, Klamath rails. Oregon. 10 sUVICIS PFAFF SEWINO MACHINES Sales ana Service opening toon In Klamath Falls. At present notify Box M, Hersld and News. FLOOR LAYING Sanding and Finishing Plastic Wall Tile ROBERT LANTZ PHONE 883 AFTER P.M. EXCAVATING - Mobil Shovel and Trench Hoe Bulldoier Fill Dirt TopsoU Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 541 or MM Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines ot Roots, etc. ED F. KINO 3434 Orchard Phone (841 'MOVING?... Call 7425 Local-Long Distance Piano and appliance moving a specialty Transfer and Storage ' Belting Moving and Storage Peoples Warehouse "Since 1918" FIX THAT RADIO ' Our Business Is Sound CONNER'S SERVICE CO. Phone 6878 CUSTOM If AR VtSTlNO irv vflttran Klamath thrtaharman ilnca 1017. Do your work right. Drop card. P.O. Box 101 Klamath Falti, cTJSf'OM BAt.INQ, John bear ' auto matic Call 7(lM. HAY CUTWNd. rakihi and hauling. Phona BOIR. Carpentry odtT'JoiM axpartiy anile, i-11 on le-jonn. MOWING and raklnf. Alio plowing. m. r , j rrsira. t'none oin, CURTAINS UunaVad and "itrticlwt Phona 4014 CUSTOM BALING with Oliver auto- maiie wira taiar. rhonaa-ioap. curtains. Laundry, atratch finifTT. Expart Mrvlca. Raaaonabla prlcta, Call SfJASH run, B1LL8I TniUlt thTl.nMt Kcyatona Storm window and atorm doori, Abco Kayatona Produota Co. aoa unqarwooq BuiiQina;, phona 0303, ROOFING, concrala, carpantr, ode! Job., By aktllad erartiman. Phona Otla -ook, g-aaaa. .ii4g ho. aixtn, R ESTAURAWT ' ".Suppltaa, ' aqulpmtnt. Hap David, 2418 So. th. Phona 3257, MinnORS raallvarad, naw ""mfrrora mada to ordr. Klmhall'a Olaaa hon. D R IVCWAYS PAVED or raiuracfd with aiphalt black top. r.R.A. tarma. Call . Jayhawk Patrolaum at 07 A K ar 7M. rraa aitlmaUe gladly. BOBCO rivipjinc. ALTERATIONS.' Guaranteed.' " Prepara now for back to aohool. Anlta'a. Phona BROKEN window itaaa ra placed." Kim ball'a Glaii Shop. Phona T37, SEPTiCTANK8 ""ctaanad. LacrKlng. rnanaf tMaw. A IIKVICIS WHY Be Without Water? WE SERVICE AND REPAIR SYSTEMS OF ALL TYPES DAY OR NIGHT PHONE 3-1143 fOilNflNQ end paperlianglns Phone tell PATNYlNflDnierlor ana" anterior. H. L, Hrown. Phone 422fl, tlAV WTTINOrandTeeTnlfTlW ilow Ins. Plume l-luas. 12 IDUCAf I0NAL LIFETIME SECURITY TELEGRAPHERS URGENTLY NEEDED I want lo talk lo 10 men 11-45, who are Interested In permanent employment with railroads aa tele graph otwralors and station agenls at a wave from MOO.OO per month and up. Jobs walling. Wo TRAIN YOU Does not Interfere with present Job. If sincere ammtloua and In good health, write Box lit. Herald and News. VwlffibliTrrBHftlfXJlfnrHo-driS , hane with at-rHlWHITINO, The eherl. ' ., u n,,,,n who ssvi. isusm unaer speclel Kraitrhlae by KLAMATH nualNua coi.ijiai: TaI'lne IMiune 4Teo 0M)kKrtTTO3. .hortkana Iroinj-tie. area ei.bj.cls. eirire mechlnea. axAMATH auaiHtaa cou.aua " . - PbaeM re H HIL WANTIO, CIMALI ffrayrrnrrirT'i-ar..1' i.di..-gr e Line reshlon'e n.w fell airl.s i4r!l ? 00 or more per huur. Write "?'."!. Medrerd. Oiegon. WANTrolli.us..prio"r"m..in.li.. "! u, I" t-'eli at all tldorada or thone l.aeoo after 1 S m m. IKYinVlkWIM .anied "b OreioVTe". e.arrh firm. Local nerwnel tniervtew aoib. Inuieslliig. No Mlllng. Sea Mrs. Cell.nan. wut.ma Hol.l. 16 H.lp Wonted, MoU BOE NG; Airp ane Company IS NOW HIRING MEN .; TO TRAIN AS JIG BUILDERS You can earn while you learn to ba a lie htillri In itn-i Plant in Seattle. If you have had iiiim in amp lilting, auto mechanics, structural Iron work or similar trades, you may qualify for thla tralnlnt, H-i i. s.li, i. over with Uie Boeing reprcsenta- Also - Immediate ' OPENINGS For Men With THESE SKILLS TOOL and DIE MAKER". JIO A P1XTURE DrSIONER-l AIRTRAME DESIGN ENGINEERS' ELECTRONIC BENCH AfWEMBLERA' ' WOOD TOOL MAKERS PRODUCTION ENOINKERS TIME STUDY OBHERVKRfl MACHINE SHOP ESTIMATORS METHOD ANALYSTS and MACHINISTS TOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW BOEINO REPRESENTATIVE JULY 31 and 38 OREGON STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 242 Main Street BOEING at Seattle OFFERS BIG WORKING ' ADVANTAGES Modern Plants health arid lire insurance programs paid vacations, sick leaves and holidavs ' finn manars. mont employee relationship. umerai travel expense rcim- oursemeni. Onenillff for Vnnno Man , n O Stanrlarft Rtellnn. tiu v..- opening In IU organlra'tlon for a ,. .se 10 wj ou preieraoiy, itjis Is the b tar ting point for Standard personnel. Opportunity to Advance w Approximately 1380 month to start. 40 hour week Liberal Employe Benefit Plan APPLY STANDARD STATIONS Inc. 2nd dc Main OA. Snnpn.. V,.. Uf a n eoMSiNAfidv DlRNKifOry cnV. Iftn ar-Sllas naev a.ai.aJ ' . Phone A.hl.nd7oii """""- AWEnfTsiNa'noVirMAYeiffls Pey Yon Big Cash Dslly Profit ' ' .m! V RS JlW "" m'k B0 money nrA x,.x,!.';ns. "hes, lil, bii do.",VKr! t.?Ds,lri.non OKTfl OBOKffg FASTI rnrr !;."n,P",:"l,l,'n; raaiar aarvlre. MAI0.1.1 1-. P'Pt- "T, i. MonUray i. luny, nan joh, Calif, SALKSMEN-SfH calendari and advTr t lnovtlUf, nuJ'" avarvwhara. -, nut sommnuoni anvancarj, bomwaa, Samplea fret. Coniolldatad- Mnriarn Jrrmaa ri'iA eS M Ur a ma.1 iPiain jifwlng, arhool oiothti,' ' altera 1 lonlull2'!?22or,i?M Bl" b aa. Combination wiLiiicnd'MabTn" AJQply8,hL,wU M'""'"'"i Co., WANTKD Hwltohman age 31-33. Inoulre ' Ureal Northern Railroad Co, Train mestenofflca, WANfrD-Bojy Shop roremsn We need experienced body and fendar me. ehanles and a foreman. Best nr work Ing eondlllons and lots of work. Boss Motor Co Chrysler Plymouth Dealer Rose and I.sne Sts., Roseburf, Oregon. tTrl a.7 4 ri" L....-I --. i. - - EXPnlEN(n!5 rarprnVera lorbr(tJia' and building work. Rata of pay. 1.12'a 11n . ,IB?1 young man interest ed In leernlng loan business. . , . Ex cellent future . . Netlonel erganlra ""..J i?m-PJ! Me'ntyre, Uoal Uan Co., lit North Tenth Btreel. ' WANTCD Service station operator. Veat around Jab, good wages. Also need " n,.B,nes, ippiy ueiiiger, inc.. rord. garage, Tulelake, California, . 10