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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1032 HERALD & NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TWENTY ONE KENO lly MIIH, JOI: III: (IHANIIIt PTA lirlil Ita Ural rcwilur mcrl.. Ii lit Hrpl. a. 'Ilirr. waa uooil lurn. out coiiakloiiiig It waa ulnu Inn Unit lay of achool, Aftrr tho bunlnpaa mrrlliiH, Htit'a. Whri-tlry mid Ilrliliio, of Ills Air Furtf, aliuwrd a film ami matin liitfrrtitlni tulaa on Kir dffriiao mid ground obncr vallcm. Koiiu'a pout In ul Ktmo Hull, iirnr tht poatorni'C Ho fur, thtro hai lian n IM-linur watch Willi Hie alii of Mm. Miiilo Un III undo, Mi'. Nrlllfi Muniin, Mia. Oram liiinutry mid nliilil uiili liiiirn nl tli I'uck Ml mid Hi-hcirr mill. Jon Dr (Irnniln Jr. mid Kuy Dunn rnrolvrd llwlr wliinn Inr ai-ivlnn mora limn So Ileum un ulinrrvrrn. Kmio rnalilrnla wrp undilpiird by nrwa n tlm di-nlli ul Krr, Wyniiin. lln waa r brollirr-lii-liiw of llrnruo Sulphuric Acid Applicator for Alkaline Ground At Tulelake NOW Reclamation of alkaline soil can be made tion of 2 to 2'i tons sulphuric acid per acre on the alkaline spots. Sulphuric acid treatment prepares your soil for im mediate planting. For full information write P.O. Ecx 158 Tulelake. H I. a w mm sir it i f ? By every test and analysis, by every road run and owner reDort. we believe no better tire of its kind has ever been built. It is a tiro you can buy with complete confidence for the years. A tire that will take the grueling punishment of high speeds and vast mileage without heating up, cracking up, or otherwise letting you down. This great tire has exceptional air capac ity, for greater car and passenger comfort, greater cushioned protection. Its counter skid tread remains true and firm against Mmion, Mr. nnd Mm. Joe De Grande Rnd fuiiilly wrm on a camping trip ovor Clin l.nbur Dny wrplcpnd. Thn Morlo Andrrnon family mid Wnndit Caraon appnl Labor Day liollduyR ul Empire whore thpy via llpd Mr. and Mra. Prank Kox, Mra. Andpraon'a parmu. TIip party a I no niotorpd to Hen Lion Cuvra. Mr. nnd Mra. Waynn IJoiiiihtnn, fiiilpin, ap.nl Labor Day holiday with Mr. and Mra. l-anft Hmlih. Mia, Annie HiiiIIIi, I.mip Hmllli und Wayna UoiiliUin wpiiI himtliiff for Indian urinaria and rplurnpd with aniii beautiful specimens. Mr. and Mm. Lloyd Uyi'kmnn, Miinbatlan Heach, Cullf., ajipnt aev pral ilnya with Mr and Mra. Fred Human. Wlillo vIlIUiik heir the youiiK rotiple motored to Crater I.nkp. Mra. Kyckninn Is Mra. Jtainea' niece. 0 Ji r o No reaffer Tirel DICK B. MILLER CO. OLDS CADILLAC 7th and KLAMATH EASTSIDE By MIIH. MKIII.i: O'NI.IL Mlaa Ivy Nplaon Rccouipnnlcd Mra. CpcII fiwlnule to the Cedar vlllp fair on Saturday, where the children participated In a Judging Irani, 'fhe 411 Club waa awarded aecond prize on their Judging In the beef. flPnldPR Ivy, othera altendlnc wpre Dunne llnvpii and Cecils Hwlnulp, Ivn alf.o won accond prize on hpr Indlvlduiil JiiditlnK. and we aineere ly roiiKrittiilitLo her on her club work, which ahe ban done ho well. Hhn will atlend the I'uclflc Inter national LlveaUick allow which will be held In rortlund In October. Mr. and Mra. John Baxler en Joyed a vlalt for acvornl rluya last week from hla brother and wile. Mr. and Mra. Frank Baxter, and her mother and alaler. of Colvllle, Wnah. While they were here they motored over moat of the vallc through applica V i" 1 1 ra the highway in wet or slippery weather. Its carcass is of reinforced construction. The entire design and construction is Fisk's own. Wt hava q fresh (tut limited) tupplyl Wt Invil you to examln them. We'd Ilka fe prove their long-tlm volua. And moke a friend of you for the years. FISK TIRES DIVISION UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY and vbitted all the placea that Bax ter had not seen for a number of yearn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Longfellow made R trip to Klumath one day last week. Mra. Arthur Woodn rdniiKhter of Mr. and Mrs, A. L. McOufflm un dprwpnt an appendectomy early Monduy morning at the Lakcvlw lloapltHl. Mr. and Mra. Merle O'Nell and family wpre dinner Kueits Hunday at Cednrvllle at the Bob Buiiyurd home. 'Ilione present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Buiiyurd, Mr. and Mis. f'lvy Bunyanl Jr., Allurss. Mr. and Mrs. Morlo O'Nell and family nnd Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bun yard und sons. Connratulallona (re extended to Mra. Ililen Burdley on her accor dion band which won the first prl at the parade at Cednrvllle Bun day. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Wood and dauxhter Cynthia of Lukevlw were dinner guests Bunduy at the home of Mrs. Dplplila Nelson and Ivy. The East Bide wos very well pre sented at the Cednrvllle parade, Bunduy. Among those from here attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Baxter, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Kelso and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson and Edwurd, John No ble, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brad ley, Mr. and Mrs. Juinen Snyder and family, a1 Mr. and Mrs. Merle O'Nell and family. Sunday dinner guests at the Wal ler LlKhtle homo were Mr. and Mrs. Hill Batmnh and Mnudle Jean. Charles it Bhcrrard of the West Bide. We had a alight sprinkle of rain Saturday morning that turned Into a hall storm. Pioneer Community Br VKRA CLEMMENS Mr, and Mrs. F. 8. LonKfcllow, Lakcvlew, W. M. Lee and Vernon Shaffer, Enid, Okln., Mrs. Homer Mvers and children. Virginia and Douglas, wero weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bmmhall. Mrs. Ray Browned! has been working at Ashland for two weeks. Mrs. R. E. Hurlbut and her sis ter. Mrs. Ralph Simpson, ol Ft. Jones, motored to Idaho to visit relatives. Fatal Injuries suffered by Claude Renn saddened the community. He was the son-in-law of Mrs. W. Vin cent. Bruce Blnklcy Klamath Falls, was a recent visitor here. The stork has been busy In our neighborhood lately. Mr. and Mrs Irvin Helm are proud parents of a new son named Martin: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Parsons are grand parents. They also have another new grandson, uavid joscpn uie ha. new son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bleha. who havo purchased and moved Into the Boten home. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Earoslnskl are also new grandparents of a daughter born to Mr. ana Mrs. Lowell Morrison, Stewart Addition. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Clcmmens motored to Mcdlord recently to vis it Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sweet. Stones used as money In the island of Yap may reach a size of 12 feet in diameter. if I FORT ROCK By ROBKRTA McOEK Bchool got off to a good atart here in Fort Rock, Tuesday Sept. 1. 'Hiere are Is pupils, and a happy lot are they, with their new desks and chairs and their new teacher, Mrs. Anne Sloan, from Oranta Pass. Sept. 4, the girls and boys had a glass picking up contest on the school grounds and the losers had to furnlth a party for the winning side. T1ie glria were the losers so they held a party for the boys Friday allernoon, during afternoon recess. The school grounds are now minus two lnrge boxes of broken glass. I am sorry to report that Avon Derrick was seriously Injured Sept. 3, about 4 p.m , while stacking hay on his ranch near Fort Rock. A cable broke on the hay lift and caused the load to fall on Avon. Tile extent of his Injuries were a broken pelvis bone, dis located shoulder and many bruises over his entire body. Avon was taken to the St. Charles Hospital In Bend, by the Owl Ambulance Service, which picked him up here at Fort Rock. Ernie Slelgleder and Wendal Mont cal were with him at the time of the accident and brought bim to Fort Rock where they met the ambuluncc. Avon will have to be In the hos pital for about six weeks. Every ono here wishes Avon a speedy recovery. Tiie quilling meeting was held at the home of Mabel Morehouse Aug. 27. Tncre were six ladles present. Edith Pitcher and Fern Venita Brunch, Margaret Kaley and Mosine Cinder. Mrs. Nick Klerk returned Sept. 8, irom Portland wnere she had spent about two weeks vutliing with reiauvcj. Maralyn Ward celebrated ber sixui birthday Aug. u, w,th a small puny with Hie immediate lamuy preseni and Ueruidine Sieigicder her guest. Gcrultiinc spent the night with the girls. Also celebrating a birthuay was Buck AlcUee, wi;u was me jcaii old Aug. 2'J. A family dinner was, hed with .Mr. and Mrs. F. t. Mc Oce and Davlu McGee as gueoia. Tommy Rutherford was six years old Aug. 2o, and a pariy was new lor him on tile school grounos with practically all the chiluren in town attending. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wilson and daugmer were business visitors in ttcnu, Sept. 3. A reminder to those drivers who thmk speeding la tun. Toe road that goes through the town of Foil Rock is not the Indianuiwlis speed way. We have been instructed by the authorities to get tho licence number ol all speeding vehicles and lo lurn them iu,. and U. the speeding doesn't ceaic, the mem-, bers oi this community will be lorccd to dig ditchei that will make the cars slow ud. Tucre are school rone posters ai the proper places on lue road, il they just would take the lime to notice them. u would nelD to remind luem in take their foot off the gas pedal. Aug. 2b. my sister-in-law. Rose McGee took me lo the doctor in Bend, as I was really feling under the weather and running the ther mometer up pretiv hjL-li with a lever. Results were a severe case of tonsilltls. (And I thought they had taken all my tonsils out when I was a kid) Didn't know a little piece ox tonsil could cause all that trouoie. Alter soendinz four whole days in bed and taking things easy the past week I am leehng a lot oeuur. a minion tnanjes lo Rose for taking care of David lor me and helping me with the house woik. The auiltine meetinc was held at the home of Mrs. Branch with Edith Pitcher as co-hostess. Those present were Margaret Kaley, Zuia Klerk, Fern Pitcher. Hazel Ward, Edith Pitcher, Roberta McGee. Venlla Branch. Mabel Morehouse and her guest, her sister, Ruih Lawson. -lue ouili is nroeressine nicely and soon will be ready for me quiuing name. me hostesses served a lovely lunch at the eno of the meeiins. mi. and Mrs. M. B. Lawson of oan jose. cant-, visited wiui Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morehouse, Aug. 21 to Sept 6. Mrs. Lawson in Mabel's sister. Jean Caudell snent the wepVpnri VlSitine With her aunt nnd rnnln. Venita Branch and Clinton and joan x-erry. Mr. and Mrs. Elmpr simian Al bany, spent thp Labor nv cim visaing wun Mr. and Mrs. iviarvin tniow. Mrs. Skoien is Rexlne's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Onvn nrnnm Brookings, Ore., visited with their son and daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs. Richard Brown, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 6-7. They also vis ited with their other son, Burton Brown and the Marvin Enlows and Sharon Carper. Mr. and Mrs, F. E. McGee were business visitors in Klamath Falls, Sept. 4-6. They visited with Mrs. Robert McGee and family and Jim, who is now attending high school there. Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Enlow. En. 8. spent the weekend visiting ...i. mm Mrs, aiarvin fcniow. SUMMONS . ICJUITY NO. SM !lE.cmcuIT COirRT 0 XUE SJTK OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH . : .. . fiaillllll, v. Ealella Blckford. Defendant. . j,v,ia oricaiora, uerendent: you are hereby required to appear nd answer plalntlhi complaint on file herein on or before Friday, the 19th 7-VI . ana it you rail to so answer or otherwise appear. .... ....... ...ccv, piaimui win apply to the court for the relief prayed for in his complaint, to-wlt: For a decree of divorce of and from you upon the (rounds of desertion. ..X!1,' "mn;"n served upon you by publication thereof In the Herald and ....... wc tor tour con secutive weeks (five insertions! pur- nV..ii V, .r 01 lne Honorable ?f?2 .R;i,,VJndenb,r' Jud ih ?,,. i Sour'' m,d! r"1 enld r .. f . wsi. iwo, tne urst publication to be made on the 91st day , --"". na ins mst puDiication ber IBM " Ul 18,h d,y of Seplem- Edwin E. Drlseoll Attorney for Plaintiff Pine Tree Building , ," xmiii, ureaon A-31-28 8-4-11-1S No. 150 NOTICE Or MEETING OT BOARD OF EQUALIZATION In comnllfinp ulth, s - 10. .nil O.C.L.A., notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Shasta View lrrllion District will sit as a Board of Equalization to review and correct the 11)93 assessment roll of said District at its office near Malln, Ore on. on September IS, 15J: and will continue to sit from day to dav as long as may be necessary to determine any oblectlons by any interested persons to me anscssiuciua ana apportionment thereof.- snasta view irritation District Elva Smalley. Secretary A-ai-ll S-l-ll No. 14S Legal Notice MACDOEL By MARGARKT STEVENSON Sunday Aug. 18, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Mor ris Gilmer, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Bailey and family picnicked at Medicine Lake, the occasion being Bailey s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Delter attend ed the wedding of Marjorle King and Samuel R. Redkey on Auc. It. which took place in the First Pres. byterian Ci-urch In Klamath Falls. Mrs. Vena Gilmer and Mrs. Mary Wiggins left Aug. 10, for San Fran cisco where they will attend an Important Nemlnar meeting for post masters, iney were to be accom panied by Mrs. Harriet Gross of Wheatland Calif., and Clara Cok- er oi Stevenson, Calif. They plan w oe gone aooui a wee. Attending tne Alturas rodeo Autr. 17, were Mrs. Maggie Crlss, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tharp and Mr. ana mrs. j. v. Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dvaert and Donnle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robin son ana Rosemary helped celebrate the birthday of Woodle Wilson In uorris recently with a barbecued dinner. Mrs. Ora Garev and children spent three days recently camping at Medicine Lake. Denny Cox and Dick Kunath of Lomua Hills near Long Beach left for home Aug. 25, after spending a few weeks In Macdoel. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Purday and daughter Loretta, Dlanna Jer ry and Betty Morgan returned Aug 23, from i:?d Wood Creek near Arcaua, Calif., alter a week in junior camp for the Seventh Day Advcntist Chuich. Mr. and Mrs. George Hascall and daughters, Janet and Judy oi Emerson, Iowa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Griffin and son Jlm mle Aug. 18-20. A party made up of Mr. and Mrs. Don Dysert and Donnle Mr and Mr3. Howard Myers, Sharon ana Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ste venson and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whju, Mrs, Ada Cooper and George Doran all picnicked at Medicine Lake Sunday, Aug, 24, Lester Naught of Redding, broth er of Lloyd Naught visited In Mac doel Sunday, Aug. 24. Elmer Chandler, Chlco, former Butte Valicyite, arrived Aug. 24, to visit friends and relatives a km days. Sunday night he was a guest oi mi. ana Mrs. j. u. Stevenson at the Meiss Ranch. Raymond Harden of Santa Monl. ca arrived in Macdoel Aug. 21, to spend two weeks visiting friends unu rciauvcs. ueorge tsoya San Jose, is a houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack owans lor two weeks. The Macdoel Grammar School opened this year with a.record at tendance of 50 pupils to start. More students are expected. It Is anticipated that the eiehth graders from the Mt. Hebron school will attend the Macdoel school to relieve the burden of the Mt. Hebron- teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Darell Van Lanen who taught in Macdoel last year have again taken up their duties. Additions at the grade school this year are a new merry-go-round and one swing. There has been discus sion as lo have an orchestra this rear but at this point has not ma terialized. Mr. Houston Yates has taken over the duties as Janitor and bus driver. A new bus is expected to be delivered In the near luture. Of definite interest in the Mac doel area was the starting of the construction on the new telephone exchange building. The foundation was started on Aug. 20. Air. ttoDeri H. Edgar, Dorris telephone com pany owner said that with good luck the building should be com pleted in about two weeks and that the telephone system should be in stalled in the Macdoel townsue oy npcembpr of this vear. 4-H Club members of Butte Val ley were well represented at the Siskiyou county fair Aug. 22, 23, 24. Competing from Macdoel and Mt. Hebron were livestock, members Jimmie Noakes, second year club work, who netted $412.50 lor his steer which was purchased by his grandfather, J. D. Stevenson of the Meiss ranch. Frank Cross, third year club work, $319.20 and Dennis Cross, first year club woik. S317.30. All placed lor second honors and received SU each. Bob Ohling, livestock leader, came to Macdoel about three years ago. He is well qualified as leader and has had a great deal of experience with club work in Polk County and was county agent there for some time before coming to Macdoel to live. Mrs. Bob Online; is leader of the "Tasty Foods Club" in the cooking department. Bill Kaylor received a blue riobon, on whole wheat muffins, Loretta Purdy, white rib bon on baking powder biscuits. Shirley Dixon, blue, on muffins, blue, on drop biscuits and red on baking powder biscuits; Barbara Abell. blue on variation biscuits. Susan Abell, blue, on baked apples. Margarite cnariez active ciuo member of ootn cooxmg ana sew ing was away on vacation so was unable to exhibit. Mrs. Clarence Cross, leader of the Sewwz Susies Club had as ex hibitors, Barbara Abell, 1st year member who received a blue rib bon on a beach bag and blue on a head scarf. Susan Abell, urst vear member, blue ribbon, on a skirt. Loretta Purdy, second year member, red on a beach bag ana a White riouon on an apron, a dress of Loretta's also placed. Shir ley Dixon, fifth year member en- tcred seven exhibits. She was awarded five blue ribbons and two red. Her exhibits were a wool skirt, pajamas, cotton school dress and a blouse. Shirley Dixon is to be the Butte Valley delegate at the 4-H conven tion to be held at Davis, Aug. 27 30. Siskiyou County is to be repre sented by two delegates, one from each community. Three adult chop. erones and one dress review winner. Shirley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Dixon. She Is 14 years old and will be a freshman in high school this year. This is her fifth year In 4-H work, a part of which was done in Oregon. Butte Valley club pays her expenses. Last year Shirley was chosen as dele gate to Davis. GAMBLER SENTENCED HANNOVER, Germany ) CaDt. Mathew D. Oliver. 34. was sentenced by a British court mar tini Wednesday to lour years Im prisonment for gambling; away more man live tnousana pounas t14.000) in British intelligence funds. SALEM Wl Gov. McKay Wednesday reappointed Dr. Thom as E. Griffith, The Dalles; Dr. Jessie Laird Brodle, Portland, and Mrs. Mary A. Knecht, Eugene, to tho state Practial Nurses Advis ory Council. CLASSIFIED RATES One day .. ..-..per word 4c per word 11c per word 20c per word 65c Three Dayi . Week Run Month run MINIMUM The minimum charge for any one ad 1 50c. BOX NUMBERS Answers lo ads may be handled through box numbers at to paper for a service charge of 25c DEADLINES Claslfled a,1s accepted up to 5:30 p.m. for following day's publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday. Claslfled display ads accepted up to 12 noon for following day's publi cation. ADJUSTMENT Please make all claims for adjust ments without delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 6:30 pjn. will be made In following day's publication, by 12 Noon Saturday lor Monday. FUNERAL HOMIJ WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. WJ Hllh Street Phone 3334. 1 MEETING NOTICES KLAMATH FALLS Aerie No. 2090 f Of Regular meeting Mlfi eveT Friday night 1:45 p. m. SB4SI rt 9. Hall 0th t2&gf$ifter5Jind Walnut. Visiting members cordially invited. CRATER LAKE LODGE No. 211, At? Jr A1 tL'ltl hnW A special communication at the I.O.O.P. Hall Thursday evening Sep tember 11th at 7:00 rGV P M. Work in the MM Degree, visiting orein ren Invited. O. E. THOMPSON, WM KLAMATH LODGE No. 77 A.F. & A.M. will hold a spe cial meeting Friday, Sept. 12, 7 p.m. Work in MM Degree. Visit ing Brethren invited. DALE BEBBER Worshipful Master ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Box 30. Phone 3443. LOST AND FOUND IX) ST trish Setter dud. Ust Saturday" Answers to tha name oi Duke, Call 4803. LOST MAN'S wrist watch between Bry- ant and town, father t day (lit, reward. Call U409. FOUND the ideal place for an evening of complete enjoyment and relaxation. ronaerosa uouagt. w uiara noici, ex cellent dlnneri. dancing nightly. LOST In vicinity of Altamont and Onyx, brown and white, long legged cocker puppy. Answers to name of "puaaiet. ' rnone uj. 4 GENERAL NOTICES Shop by Mail and Save 15 to 35- discount on all NAME BRANDS. Diamonds, watches, jew elry, sterling, plate, tools, luggage. aluminum, stainless, electrical ap pliances. You name it we ve got it. Send $1.00 (refunded with first or der for membership and catalog. BUYIN SERVICE, P. O. Box 637, Grants Pass, Oregon. HUNTING on Hunt's property. West side of upper Klamath Lake, wlU be with permit only. 50 REWARD for Information leading to arrest and conviction of malefactors destroying valuable property at brick yard past few weeks. Notify Klamath raus, uric, ana me wo r. v. ou 373. city. PERSONALS STANLEY Home Products. Phone 8608. NEED HELP with your fall wardrobe Phone 0438. Analixed. Room 10 SERVICES Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. ED t KINO 2434 Orchard Phone 9841 EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Hoe Bulldozer Fill Dirt TopsoU Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 5541 or 8859 PAINTING, DECORATING, hour or con- ATTENTION The ONLY MAKERS of RUBBER STAMPS in Klamath; also STENCILS, any size: prompt, quality GEO J. KUNZMAN 9X9 Commercial St- Phone 6632 REMODELING and repairs. Expert carpentry, no JOD loo small, will MC Hunan 4Ji7. CLASSIFIED ADS this size cost only .w ior sue mseru o ns. CUSTOM BALING and combining. John Liccie eamomaiic. uu foot. ROOFING, concrete, carpentry, odd jobs- oy sxuiea craiismen. rnone utis COOK. 34W. 3H4Q SOU t ft SlXth. CUSTOM baling with wire baler. Lad die Tofell. Phone 257 Malln. PAINTING Interior and exterior. Low SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Lacy King. Phone 3335. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and riv paired. All makes. Jacobson authorized service station. Troy V. Cook Company. RESTAURANT supplies, equipment. Hap David. 8413 So. 6th. Phone 5357. MOWING and raking. Also plowing. " r. rfaiiTairn. mono oojat. CUSTOM Weed mowing. Phone 7921. FOR ROTO beating call 2399 Merrill. 13 EDUCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING, shorthand typing kin dred subjects, office machine, KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE 733 Ptne Phone 470U TURN YOUR LONGHAND Into Short hand With SPEEDWRITINO Thn mhnrt. hand written with ABC's, Taught under isci-isii r reaiiciuaa ay KLAMATH BUSINESS Cnt.t.Rnw! 733 Pine Phone 4760 INSTRUCTION In voice and Piano, muiic. nnuni ftnn prown, rnone PJ4Z. 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE McCALL CORPORATION" wmnim "!.. phone subscription sales women to sell .nrougn icaaing department store, must have telephone. Phone Katherlne Ken- dall, YVlllard Hotel. CAT STATUE UNVEILED DENVER (-PV Now there'll a nU- tue to the World's largest rat Th cat, named Feathers, weighed 40 pounas wnen ne won lne world title some years Ago. Now he's an old cat whose aee In human terms would be 80. The cat is owned by Mr. and Mrs. James Geo me. The statuo was recently unveiled in public ceremonies at a pet shop. 1 4 14- HELP WANTED, FEMALE w5maN vTATftOTPIor houMworkTTS days a k. Phone 5614. CASHIER, light "bookkeeping aridsom typing. Sea Mr, Undskog ai Drew Airntiore. HOME bEMONSTRAORSTrtTant food earnings, pleasant work, car wni.ai, i or interview write oox git). Herald News. WANTED. COOK tot rnuL knus. 'on ranch In Warner Valley. Must b neat. Good wages. Mrs. Jack O Keefe, A tie I, Oregon. EXPERIENCED waitress and on. woman for genera) clean Up work needed at mountain lodge. Good wages, room and board. Call CreewDell Lodge HOUSEKe?Er ' wanted. " housework and cooking, in modern rural home all moaern appliances, rrerer living in write Box 204, Herald and News. WANTED GIHL for rests ufa nt" ami hotel work.M it be 21. Mscdoel Hotel. WANTED someone to care for arhmil age boy mornings and evenings In molh- rissma nomi. ur win exenange rental of apartment lor child care, Pbona &74 evenings. WANTED Permanent housekeeper, with references, to live in, private room. good wages. Inquire 343 Main. WANTED ExDerlencad tvniit mu2 stenographer by well established in surance firm. Must be clean, accurate, good in figures and excellent typliL Prefer someone familiar with com munity and permanently located here. Give age and references. If employed, application treated with strict confl uence, box jtcraia news. WANTED Stenographer, Shorthand and typing required. Call 6147 WAITRESS WANTED part time. Night Hawk Cafe. 630 South 6th. WANTED MIDDLE AO kn l.nVrn.. k.- work and to car for two children in motherless home In Ashland. Phone 5781. Klamath Tails. 130 FROM CHRISTMAS CARDS! " Get sensational value It Christmas Card Assortments on approval, plus FREE Name-Imprinted Card Samples. Show to friends, others. Make 950 on 100 easy orders! Finest selection, serv ice. No experience needed. Write for samples! Stylart, 1717 W. Ninth. Dept. 116. Los Angeles. 16 HELP WANTED, MALE Certified Grader Experience in fir if possible, steady employment. Apply CAR-AD-CO COMPANY or PHONE 2-3451 Opening for Young Man Standard Stations Inc., has an opening in its organization for mail nc 1 1 in QA. ma.MUI rn.1. " - piviciauijr. A ilia is the starting point for Standard Opportunity to Advance Approximately $280 month to start. 40 hour week Liberal Employe Benefit Plan APPLY STANDARD STATIONS Inc. 2nH Ar Main As Approved by .W.S.B. SALESMAN . for Saturdays. Seel m7! AGGRESSIVE SALES engineers need ed for fast expanding firm. No compe tition. Leads furnished. Proven earnings up to 12000. per month. Some engin eering or mechanical experience helpful but not a necessity. Contact Stanley Field at Deluxe Motel, 2 miles south Highway 97, Klamath, Falls, Oregon. 10 a.m. to 12 noon. 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 10. It for interview. WANTED EXPERIENCED lift truck operator. Call 2.2549. WANTED EXPERT truck and car me chanics. Must have own tools. Lots of work. See Bud Steinman. Juckeland Truck Sales and Service, Inc., llth and LOCAL BUSINESS firm wants mc chanically inclined young veteran to learn trade. State former experience and extent of schooling. . P.. O. Box call 2-2549. BUS DRIVER 3 to 11 p.m. shift. See Mr. Joslen from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m, at B33 East Main. WANTED man to do Janitor work around hotel. Elderly man preferred. Phone 4653. 17 HELP WANTED ' CLASSIFIED ADS this size, cost only S2.00 for six insertions. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED FOR CHILD care, reasonable, referi ences. Call 2-06W. WILL CARE for children In my home days or evenings. CaU 1-1545. RARV JTTTlVf. cooc EXPERIENCED child care, 308 East Main, or phone 6737. 22 ROOMS fOR RENT ROOMS 629 Jefferson ROOM in private home, breakfast it desired, also laundry. 2405 Hope St. ROOMS for rent. Close la. Private en trance. Phone 8313. ROOMS 1034 Hlgh- LOVELY rooms for rent. S6-S7 a week. Close in. Phone 4339. WILL CARE for children in my home. Phone 3288. - . FOR RENT housekeeping room, newly HOUSEKEEPING bachelor cabin. Uill ities furnished, 25. 110 Martin. Phone 3S68. 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT DUPLEX APARTMENT for renL Phone 2-0345. TWO BEDROOM modern furnished apartment. 825 Grant St. Phone C313. FURNISHED one bedroom apt. near court house. Adults. S38. Phone 3342 after 5 p.m. FOR LEASE four room furnished aparU ment. Water, lights and heat paid. No pets. For six months or iongcr. Call 2-0837 for appointment. FOR RENT Completely furnished apartment in Altamont, new combina tion refrigerator and Electric stove, gas heat, radio, newly redecorated, very convenient for couple. S45.00 per inuiiin. tan fioo. THREE BEDROOM unfurnished apart- FOR RENT two room modern apart- men i. auuim. on nruao. rIwLlf decorated, private batn, kit' cDcaciie. oieam neat, eiecirie raj $10 week Rex Arms Apsrtmcnt FOR RENT apartment, inquire 4l8 High. STEAM HEATED apartment with bed room. 628 Oak St APARTMENT for rent. Greer Apart ments. iiu main. NICELY FURNISHED onii bedroom apartment. Adults. 632 No. 10th. VACANCY furnished four room apart- n.ent. ana iviarKet. rnone ojii. LARGE TWO room apartment, fur- n in heel. $47.30; all utilities Included. nu norm luin. NEW ONE bedroom apartment, fur nlshed. Living room, kitchenette and bath. Electric heat and laundry faclll ties. 2141 Gary Street, a block off sou in tun. piiones-iuu'- THREE ROOM furnished- apartment. Adults only. Phone 630. FURNISHED three room. Clean, 940.00. Call 3824. b TWO WELL furnished partmenU. New ly decorated. Phone 4486. Contact 1721 Wall. FOR RENT furnished apartment, $35 a month. Ill Vine street. FOR RENT one bedroom apartment. All electric, 35. 634 N. 8th. 26 HOUSES FOR RENT APARTMENTS for rent, 24a Broad k6r RENT1 " three room " house."" Mod ern, furnished, 23. Call at 1211 Homeaaie. RENT T-dW 3 room completely ; fur nlshed house, one or two preferred persons or Christian, 834 Oefc. HOUSE for rent. Inquire ' ai "Hll Ivory, evenings.