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Newspaper Page TextAr,K TWELVB 'JERAI.D AND NEWS. KLAMATH KA1XS. oriF.CON WKIiNKSDAY, OCT. 1, lUtti OF nELIJlBLE FIRMS Owitfkt kr r.M.cnitr, lt44 AIR CONDITIONING RING'S SHEET METAL 2104V So. 6th Hoatint Vtnrilatina, Sheet Metal Work All Kindt Auto Repairing ZIEGLER'S AUTO REPAIR 27 MAIN CempUta Motor Overhaul Broke BatUry Service frt End Aligning Reboring and Crankshaft Grinding in the Car Open ro 9 Every Day . . . Sundays and Holidays AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4362 HOWIE BROS. 2357 So. 6th FRE-CUT ORNAMENTAL IRON Ciiitom Mode Drapes Aura Upholstering - Auto SmI Cavers BAKERY GOODS KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP 920 Main Birthday end Wadding Cokes Med lo Ordsrt Breeds, Cokes, Pies, Pastries Baked Fresh Deity "Boysen" Colorizer Paints Ph. 3197 J. W. COPELAND LUMBER CO. 66 Main CHOICE OF 1322 COLORS Everything In Feints end Building Meteriels CAMERAS BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Main Films In et 10 out at 4 Complete Line of Corner end Photo Supplies CEMENT CONTRACTOR Ph. 9858 H. A. SAMPLE 2976 Hope St. Is your sidewalk or driveway in need of repair? . Have topped with ASPHALT EMULSION. Estimates gledly. Commercial Refrigeration Ph. 6617 OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. 203 So. Rivtrtide SALES end SERVICE Restaurant and Store 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 We Do It!" ELECTRIC HEATING ELECTRIC HEATER SALES CO. 623 Pine Esquira Theatre Building WESIX RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEATING EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION Headquarter for your every electrical heating need. ELECTRIC MOTORS HAHN ELECTRIC CO. 735 Commercial St. Motor Rewinding - Repair Bearings - Motors end Equipment Resnond and Delce Motors. ELECTRIC-RADIO SERVICE Ph. 7810 LUNDSTEN'S RADIO & ELECTRIC 4526 So. 6th Auto I Home Radio Repair All Makes Guoranteed Service Anrin Redios G.E., Hamilton Beach Toastmaster Kitchen Appliances EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 4524 S. 6th HYDE'S JEWELERS 4524 So. 6th "Expert Welch Repair at an Honest Price" Electronic Timing Jewelry Menufacturing and Repeir Diemonds For Less FLOOR COVERINGS CALHOUN'S LINOLEUM TILE i Armstrong Linoleum Bigelow, GLASS, DOORS, WINDOWS Ph. 7477 THE GLASS HOUSE 215 No. 11th Plate, Crystal and Window Gloss Storm Seih end Screens to Order Estimotes Gledly Given GUNSMITHING RALPH'S GUN SHOP " NOT A TINKER SHOP I Consider Tools, Machinery and Know-how Essential To Quality as a Gunsmith INSULATION HENRIS ROOFING CO. 410 Adams F.H.A. Terms Free Estimates All Workmanship and Materials Guaranteed Materials For Salel INSURANCE CHILCOTE INSURANCE. AGENCY 111 N. 9th Sf. gpeciansrs in AUTO FIRE CASUALTY MARINE BONDS "The Pioneer Insurance Agency . Established 1909" PRESCRIPTIONS Ph. 3445 SUBURBAN DRUG CO. 3950 So. 6th Complete Human and Animal Health Supplies Free Parking Lot Open 9 ta 9 Every Day (7 Days) SAW FILING BAaftlll i IIP e lilt m m t ouucnnAMtK saw i-lLlNb JS l c. Main LAWNM0WER SHARPENING AND REPAIRING 8.S.A. Motorcycles Ree Lownmowtrs Briajs Strotton end Clinton Motors o,e t?f AV rn. DOoJi 24 hour rw Scrvict Ph, 99041 Ph. 8344 PHOTO FINISHING Ph. 3586 The Better Kind Ph 4622 Ph.2-3221 Ph. 3268 Ph. 8495 357 E. Main FINE CARPET Mohawk, Gulistan Carpers i . Ph. 4273 4820 So. 6th ROOFING SIDING Ph. 6161 Ph. 5529 Ph. 4672 a. aaa Fluoridation Endorsed By Oregon State Health Board Another endorsement ol fluorida tion ol Klamath Foils' water sup ply was received bv the Cilv Coim. cil ls( nlRht, from David M. Wll. ter, director of the dental hrnttlt section of the Oregon Suite Bourn of Health. Wider wrote that fluoridation. such as Is planned here, in beyond the experimental stage now, and c,llrs as inucn as seven '"' Tne"c," h"v' Proved that hit- miiiiiiui, m iiuui iup tiui:t iu night tnClUClfu ' drinking wale, lcei, tooth decay. I ApprovM 0j ,7UM ,.orUl 0, He took excrutton to the objrc- '. buil.uiiR penults lion to fluoridation exprewed by i Authority !or Citv Englneei Taxi a religious group, the Christian Thomas lo install' a suv wire lo Scientists, that fluoridation ronsu- straighten a light pole at 6th and luted mass medication. Klamath. Thomas reported that the "Fluoridation does not constitute pole Is leaning, causing the trat a remedy," he wrote the Cuy 1 lie light out m the intersection to Council. "It does not neat ail sag and brush against the lop of existing disease. Fluoridation sup- uig trucks as they go under, plies a normal constitutent found I Authority for Thomas to Improve in human teeth ..." a sidewalk along city (Property on It is no more a medication, the west side of Link River Bridge, ! at a cost of about 10fl. Thomas 1 also waa Instructed to make an Chiloquin By DARLENE WOLFF Such tallsv fnmn Fire Oirl nd Blue Birds'! One ermun nf eai-h I led by Mrs. Walters Collins and;md" 'orl talk urging that the Mrs. Dwlght Kircher, attended the Shrine circus In Kl.imath Falls Monday afternoon and most of uie other two groups attended Satur day or Sunday. Then on Wednes day evening the two Camp Fire Croups went to Allamont tor an outdoor county-wide ceremonial. The local girls gave a pantomime, received birthday honors and sev eral received a three year mem bership award. Confusion! The Ted Alberts had no sooner moved to Silverton with the Jes Mangum's assistance so the Jack Jones could move Into Alberts' house, than the Alberts came back to stay at Mangums so the men could carpenter like mad until an Oct. 1 deadline. On that day Mangums move to their newly remodeled house behind their daughters and son-in-law's house (David Lundeem. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bickers and daughters move into the present Mangurn house (Bickers bought it) and the James Huff move Into the house being vacated by the Bickers and owned by Jackie Barkley. Hope everyone ends up with the right fumture and belongings. Sounds as though ll could be a mad scramble. Well, the Paul Wamplers have a third grandchild but still only halt ac many as the Walter Pohlls who have six. This latest figure became tact when a son was born on the 23rd of September at Klam ath Valley hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wampler (Alice Pohll). The young cowboy weighed 6 lbs 10 01. and has been named Robert Micn ael. Edwin and Erwin Wyr with their motner, Mrs. Adienne Wyr. moved this past week from Williamson River to jobs in Klamath Falls. They are staying with relatives in Bonanza until they find housing In Klamath Falls. vMrs. Mildred Cookman and daughter Barbara are in town this week from Sweet Home. Thev are making arrangements through the agency for Barbara to- attend col lege somewhere in the mid-west. In 1939 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ray lost their home in the Pine Ridge fire which swept on to Klamath Lake. They put up a small home and began to plan "our house. ' Finally two years ago Sam got the basement excavated and ce ment poured. Last year he did a little more and now. I'm sure to their own surprise, the dream house is actually underway. Plans are to have the walls and roof finished by bad weather. Then interior work can be done throughout the winter. The house will be of pumice block. fiber board and knotty cedar in teriors with 3 bedrooms, den. 2 baths, kitchen, living room, and basement. It overlooks Agency lake and Ray's farm. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley .'' and Joe Earley Proprietor! it's llwf eit on or before October T 0th earn interest from October 1 st. . Earn 2'o by putting your money to work in a First National Savings Account.. Savings establish your bank credit. There's no substitute for bwik savings. 2 on Savings ol First National. 2 2 7c Pr annum on Certificates of Deposit written to malure in 3 years. , KLAMATH FALLS BRANCH C L SOUTH 6th STREET BRANCH MERRILL BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK ? S OF PORTLAND ft tent that ifyi OPIN 10 TO S SIX DAY1 A tVHK iW yur twnim rUTV ItJU) OilQON lOOtmW M r.tvl Da) Imwmu tmwmwim Witter said, than the addition of vitamins lo certain, types of pre pared lood.v The City Council took no action Ibm night on the lliiondatlon l.ue. A proposed ordinance requesting the Oregon 'Water Corporation to proceed with the addition of Iluor. ide Ions to the water has been sent to the water company lor lis biuny, other City Council activity last estimate of how much installation of n concrete sidewalk on the east side of the bridge along Veterans Memorial Park property would cost. For several years the Citv j Council has been trying to get the Pr'k Hoard to put in that walk Al Condrey. former councilman, Council go on iccord in favor ol the state legislature measure to use a weight-mile basis of truck taxation and against the trucking Industry's ballot measure to outlaw any type of highway taxes except license plate fees and fuel taxes. Man Keeps Word Gets Arrested ' BALTIMORE i .Pi Ernest Ford Is a man of his word. Magistrate James C. Tate dis missed vagrancy charges against the 47-year-old Negro Monday, pro vided he would go out and pick vegetables for a living. Later In the day he was back before the magistrate. A patrol man testified Ford was arrested i picking up a bag of cabbages from I a produce stand when no one was watching. He was sentenced to six ! months in Jail. VETERAN SMOKER "I've been smoking cigars since I was 1 3-months-old." And 22-months-old Jimmy Parmenter, of Jacksonville, Fla., isn't fooling. A firm believer in the old "what this country needs" quotation, the little blond headed boy thinks there's nothing better than a nice, fat stogie, the kind he is seen smoking while enjoying the comfort of his baby rocker. Jimmy's mother, Mrs. K. L. Parmenter says the lad does most of his smoking when he visits drive-in theaters. mtsm FIRST NATIONAL Savings deposits mad CLASSIFIED RATES One day per word Sc Three days per word I Jo Week Run per word 20c Month run ......... .. per ttord bic MINIMUM Hi minimum charge for any out ad Is 60c. BOX NUMBKR3 Answers lo ads may be handled through box numbers at t paper for a aervica charge of 35c DEADLINES Classified ads accepted tip to 5 30 p.m. for following day'a publication, up to Noon Saturday tor Monday, classified display ads accepted up to 13 noon for following day publi cation. ADJUSTMENT Pleasa make all claims tor adjust ments without delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 5:30 p.m. will be made In following day't publication, by U Noon Saturday tor Monday. B IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORY nf"mym7ithr hni.urd away two jaara ago luilay. Mil. O. U SL-Knlght. Evar nuns I do fichu wilh the laughter And !h. vou. of )uu. oil rt on esery corner Every lutn and twt.l tveiy one nu knew Wlttapcia how ou'r. inlerf There'. .liange. ad, .ilcm-e Mid th. bn.v whirl. Jui.1 a. though the nrdln.i.v tlailj thing. 1 do Wait with me. expectant. For a word Irom yon. Nothing now keema true Only that It was heaven To have had . mother aweet at you. Your nn Jack llnrhanan FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamath Tuneral Huh Street .Phont Hum.. I MEETING NOTICES CRATER LAKE LODGE NO. 311 AP&AM will hold a stated communication at the I. O. O. F. hall Thursday evening. Oct. 2nd al 8 p.m. Enter tainment and refresh ments. Visiting breth ren invited. O. E. THOMPSON, W. M. KLA.iTtTTaLLS Aerie NoTauBO f Of Regular meeting . , i ....... a- . w . ., niclit 7:45 d ni ti&T&iSat:& i n d Walnuu Visiting members cordially Invited REGULAR MEETING of Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary will be held Friday. Sept. 19, in yie K. C. Jt 8 P-m. Build Better With Legal Notice NOTICE OF SALE Notice ts horrby fiven that tht undtrr isnd. Sheriff of Klamath County Or, ion, pursuant to an order of trie Coun ty Court of Klamath County. Oregon, dated on the 24th day of &eptrmbr, 1933 will be on th loth flay of Novem ber. 1932 at the hour of ten o'clock In the forenoon of tald day. at the front door of the County Courthouae In Klamath Falls, Oregon, aell for caah the real property hereinafter described, for the aum of not less than the amount aet out tn each of th separate par. rels hereinafter described, aam being the minimum Dries? aa cot bv th aa il County Court. The aald real property la deacribed as follow: Lots S. 11. 12. 120 acres. Sertlon 7. T. 24 S . B g EW M S.VXJ. W,NC writ of river, described deed vol. 64), p. tWJ, 30 acres, Section 8, T., 24. SR. 9, fc. W.M. 2j0.U0. Fraction NE'a deaenned deed vol. 76, p 453, leta NE'..E' described deed vol 160, p 309, BO acres. Section 8 T 24 S. R. 9 EWM. 750 Ou. NE'.VE',, let 3 7 acres railroad. 34.21 acres Section 36. T. 23 S , K. 7 E W M 100 00. Portion SW',NW' described deed vol. 77. p. 216 100' X 100' containing .23 acres. Section 23. T. 34 S.. H. tt EWM. 30,00. Tax Lot 9-3. ,2B acrea, Sectton 34. T. 34 S.. R. 7 t W.M. 300. 00. Tax Lot 7-19. .26 acres, hect ion 14. T. 36 s., r. 10 E W.M ;;UO 00. Tax Lot 7-27. .28 acres. Section 14. T. 36 S . K. 10 E W M 500 00. South 34 S arrea lxt 3, described deed vol 54, p. 615. Sec tion 10, T. 3 S.. R. 8 E W.M 150 00, Portion SE' NF.' SW't deacrkbrd deed vol. iho, p. 479, .25 acres, Section 12, T. 39 S , R. 8 E W M. 40 00. E' EViE'iSEUSEU. 5 aires. Section 12, T. 39 S R. 8 EWM 200.00. NW',iVE' . SE'mNE' Section 30. 80 acres. T. .ill S. R. 8 EWM 400 00. NN'-iNW',.. NW4,. 10 acres. Section 36. T. 39. S. R. 13 E.W.M. 50.00. Easterly 83' described vol. 94, P. 186. less easterly 61' described vol 174, deeds, p. 23, Lots 1 and 2. Block 5, Altamont Acres 30. 00. Lot 7. Block 6, South Chiloquin 200,00 Lots 21. 22. 23, 24. Block 3. Lonroth 200.00. Lot 17, Block 20, White Lake City SO 00 Lot 10, Block 21, While Lake City 50 00. Lot 3, Block 3. First Chilo quin 20000. Lot 6. Block 9. First Chil oquin 72.00. Lot 8, Block 9, leu por tion described deed vol. 69 Page 407, First Chiloquin 30,00. Refiubdlvlsion Lot 14, 15. 16. Block fl, Lot 16A, First Addition to Chiloquin 200000. Lot I, Block 8, Second Addi tion to Chiloquin 200.00. Lot 15. Block 4. West Chiloquin 110 00. Lot 8, Block 10. West Chiloquin 200.00. Lot 7, Block 10, West Chlloqun 30 00. Lot 8. Block 10, West Chiloquin 200 00. Lot 3 and 4. Block 12, West Chilo quin 220,00. Resubdivislon Lota. 5, 6, 11. 12, Block 10, Lot 9 Block 10 West Chiloquin aiOO.OO Lot 3. Block 0.1. Buena Vista Addition to the City of Klamath Falls 300 00 Lot 17. Block 88, Buena Vista Addition to the City of Klamath Falls 150 00. Lot 4, Block 5, Dixon Addition tn the City of Klamath fall 100,00, Lot 6, Block .1, Dixon Addition to the City of Klamath Falls 150.00. Lot 7, Block 5, Dixon Addition to the City of Klamath Falls 130 00. Lot 7, Block IfKi Hot Springs Addition to the City f Klam ath Falls' 150.00. Lots 9 and 10. Block 13. Industrial Addition to the City ot Klamath Falls 450.00. Lot 4, Block 4ff, Lakeview Addition tn the city of Klamath Falls 150(H). Westerly 40 of Lots S amd 6, Block 46, Lakeview Addition to the city of Klamath Fa Hit 240 00. Lot 443. Mark 126, Mills Addition to the city of Klam ath Falls 250.00. Lots 16, 17, IB, III, Block 14. Second Addition to the city of Klamath Falls 60 00. Lot 4, Block 36, Second Addition to the city of Klamath Falls 125.00. Lot 3 and 6, Block 13, East Klamath Kails 100.00. Lots, 6, 7, 8, 0, Block 38, East Klamath Falls 200.00. Lots 10, 11, 12, 13. Block its, East Klamath Falls 200.00. Lots 14, 15. 16, Block 38, hast Klamath Falls 15000. Lots 1, 2. 3, 4, Block 40, East Klam ath Falls 200.00. Lots 3, 6. 7, 8, Block 40, East Klamath Falls 200.00. Lots 9. 10, II, 12, Block 40. East Klamath Falls 200.00. Lola 13, 14, 15, 16, Block 40 East Klamath Fails 200.00. Lot R, Block 41. East Klamath Falls 50.00. Lot fl, Block 42, East Klamath Fall 50 00. Lot 2, Block 30. Eaat Klamafh Falls 50.00 Lot 13, Block AO, Eaal Klamath Falls 50.00. Portion known aa Ataessor's Lot 8, being portion NE'iNEW, .32 acres, Ser tlon 9. T. 39 R., R 11 EWM, Bonanza not platted 30.00 all of said properly being In Klamath County, Oregon. Diled thla 29 day of September, 1932. J. M. Brftton, Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon 0-1-6-13-22 No. 169 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice la given hereby that under signed Administratrix of the Estnte of Lulu C, Hobson, sometime! written Lulu Hobton, deceased, has filed her Final Account In Circuit Court of State of Oregon, for Klamath County, Pro hate Division, and that said Court hart set Friday, October 10, 1032, at 10 o'clock a.m., as the time, and the Court Room nf said Court as the place for I he hearing of objections thereto and the settlement thereof. Dttod September 9. 1932 Cam M. Timms, AdminiitratrU. .10-17-34 0.-1 No. 163 (H I MEETING NOTICES KLAMATH CHAPTr'll No. 36, Royal Anil MitMim will hold a apt--cirl Hireling VVednra- duy. Oct. I, 7:3'!. Will confer Murk Muster de gree on clitMt of t uiiill datea. VlMtlug compan ion Invllrtl. ("HAS. It, IIONNKY, II I'. "LODGE MEETING"" EVERY THURSDAY and Initiation ever) Ihltrl Thtiraitnv i) W C. HOOPER Secretary 1010 Pine AU OIIOl.KS" I'htme J4.VI Anuil) moUS. Bu 8U 2 LOST AND FOUND LOST m.ACK S.'otl) dug bflwvrn llu nauia aiul Htick.v l'anii, NiimUy at ivi nuon. IMraae httii(t Merrill ill. Ml or wrlle John MfNoll. l!o, HHl, Mftrlll t'Ul'NU th tdral lai for tvriting ( coiitpUia njo iiivi.i and irlakatioit. Ponrifio l.oun(, Wlllaiti Hottl, i elliH dinnrr, Uam ing niglill) . '4CENUALNOTICES ill'NTtNG on"ltnnt'aDroperty. We't". Ida of upper Klamath Lake, will b. with pan 6 in only. PERSONAL AUOIIOl.ICS A NO NY MOTS will gUJ Uliflii vo4i Hox W riioit Xuii kxtha'monky M)M x-man Stle .Uillrn for Avon I'rouutt uanlrtl nntnr duiflv for KUmaf h r-'t tin l.Akc view. Tulrlakr. Src Mil. Altec Srltanl, Dulrlrt Msr Williiril Holrt, Uv, . i M pm III 4 pm or Oi l i IU a in t I 4 p rn Or wrllt lo 340 3rd M Vrtfk Talif. HAWI.FKiU UEAl'.KH Vtwixi 2-0S09 af. trr S p m. sfANl.rYHomirnMluctPhont ATIIKNA-PMOIU KMS"Anali4."lluom 4:1 CUrrinont Hotfl "Hi. II AT 4l." M. ft(f""MAN'"Yoii rf cro ' Thoitkanda peppy at 70. (lit Ton w Tablrla pep tip tmdir Ixtting Iron. For rundown frrlitij many nifii, womrit call "old " Or Inlrodurlory lr only 4 lo. 'At all ririigUU ui KlariMlh r stilt, at 1'a Iru Ilrtig 10 SERVICES Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cletnt Scwrr Lines of Roou. etc. pn ifftv-rt. 2434 Orchard Phone 9841 EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Hoe Bulldozer Fill Dirt Topsoll Crushed Rock Driveway Cinders Compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 6641 or tiii MOVING? . . . Call 7i:-S Local-Long Distance Piano and appliance moving a specialty Transfer and Storage Bekin'a Moving and Storage Peoples Warehouse "Since 1918" W. H. TRACY'S under NEW MANAORMKNT J. A. CORNKORTH Lawn and fill dirt, Hnnd and Cement Producia 1250 Mndifon Phone 4387 P. O. Box 108, Klamath Kails, Ore. LAWN hTdCfrsharpr.Vd and rr paired. All make.. Jaiob.on authurlicd arrvlce alatlon. Tror V. Cook Company. so. aixin. MOWING and raking AUo H r Jarrard. Phone $X2. plowfng- no stxclchert CEMENT con U actor, estimates. Thon 6688. fir KEbTAURANT supplies, equipment. Hap David, 215 Jio. JiUv Phuiie3i3V CLASSIFIED ADS thls"sii coil only 2 00 fur six tmrtlons. papcrnanging 111011 ROOFING, roncrete. carpentry, odd jobs. By skilled craftsmen. Prion Otis Cook, AA34. :ia4o South six in. PAINTING Interior and exterior. Low monthly payments, li. U Brown. Phon 422(1, SEPTIC TANKS cleanedTLacy I'non sua. REMODELING and repairs. Expert carpentry No Job too small. Call Mc- MnlanOOM. KNIT SUIT alterations. Expert worV manihlp. Phone 2-1801. GREEN STAMPS On all rai.h sales of tires reraoDini and reparing. Monarch lire Service. 12 HEALTH E JCX E lE NT food" a n t? ca ref or a gerl people, or aemi-lnvalids. ftcasonaul. Phone 8071. 13 EDUCATIONAL PHE-SCIIOOl. CLASS music, dramat ics, crafts. Small group permits Indi vidual attention by accredited teacher For Information, phone (CU2, BOOKKEEPING office machine tj'p. Ing shorthand Speed writing kindred ubjects. Klamath business College, 733 Pine, Phone 4700. 14-- HELWANTEJD,FEMALE WANTED, SINGLE, experienced wom an for general housework and rook ing. Good wages. Job la permanent. For particulars contact Mr. jas, Wake- iieio, rtocij uregon. WANTED cbOK'sTefper, ferrieTcin Williamson River number nine. WANTED GIRL for restaurant and hotel work. Must be 2LMacdocl Jlotel. WANTED second cook. Apply 8 to 10 a ni. Klamath Valley Hotvpital. WANTED car hops, ages IB to2Sp ply In person to Mr. Lee, Glno'a Drive WANTEDNTEixfo as Doctor's receptionist and assistant in Physiotherapy department. Will he trained. Part time work al present. Call flo;i:i for Interview. 16 HE LP "WANTED, MALE NEEDED TWO EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE SERVICEMEN See DICK BARL0UR, service manager MERIT'S 609 So. 6th Phone 2-3429 WANTED FIRST class carryall man. Wage $2 B0 per hour. No hrginnera please, Phont fiflRO or call at 11.14 North fith. WANTED SERVICE itrtlniTttTndanT. MiiHt hnve references. Cull In person, SloneaSignalHervicc,flth and Pine. EXTRA income, up to iSOweek"-spare time. Sell exclusive air cushion ahoea, No experience or Investment. Snmplcs, Free outfit. Paragon, 721 Columbus, Boston. O N ES A WF I TTE lif orii'wliriVrTi i Jthift. Call at Lithia Lumber Co, Uli U, ivihmi, rtniitnti, i' none gt-oi , A.l AUTO Merhanlrffie fml "rV.ui '.' roal town, guarantee and wonderful opportunity for rapahl. Bolter workman. Writ Box 391, Craicant City, Calif. A MLP WANTED. MALI Opening for Vuuiiy Man 8.h, ulAiti istuiums Inc., hun mi opnilMR lit lis niKiiiilriiUoii (or it unt it i;t H (o 30 piflrinlily, TI..& in ihn Miirtlhtf point (or tsimuliiul prthomirl, Opi-ui tmiitv lo A.Hiinro ApproxmiHlrly $JH0 month to utmi id hmir week I.lbrrnl femplnv Hritrflt Plnn APPLY STANDAlt!) STATIONS Inc. Slid A: Mil In As Approved by W 8 11 WAN!Kl)rAH:TAK'l'.l.ir(. Janitor for -lk niiiltting. l.aktTVlvw, CJruii. Mhlilltt Aifil No clriiikmtf KXl'kMtfNt'ICI) ptiiinhhii mi ImiM'. Inn itiltr lul a I emu an ami Doiiarllittiil hrd, guml m Nv Mr, huir from H a m 'lit a -to p in. btara, Muabut k ml l o 1.1.1 N... Blh. wan i Lit Kxrr.ttirNt 'tri mi iwk- krr)r, IlialUtn I'aiking Cuiiipan, iNo pin tit atilivaiutiti. 17 HELP WANTED ri.A.NSinr:t ads iihi nt coi unly kj (Ml ftr six liurrltinii. TO 'JMl ir vift-k I want two Droit apivrai log moiiivii and Iwo nrt appeal log turn m ith t ai m to irpivivol an old nallonal roiwai u. tin of Ilia largtt nf Hi kind in lh rounti y n ull Kline rlalilllied Ihiotiglionl ilia iiale If ton ai Hilling to wnih hiul ft-r tl.vi and tip irr nrrk ani ou ai alii to uoik in Klamalli Falli area Monday thru Fi ttlay don i pat up Una ad If you ai a man or woman ot aetage Inlelligrm- J want tu talk in on I know what ou ai piolialily thinking a ou read Ihla ait, Th aam aa 1 thoiighi in aell many tlm u hen I wki out Jolt hunting, that thla la 1ut iimilhrr ad with a lot ol piumiae, trllvvr me, It la not It ta III immlha aim t Joined I hi firm and 1 lei i to Oil ilnv It Wtiait I 30 eaia atf I have tnoile mote money In in pad aix inonin wiui una firm titan I eaineti with other fir ma In lh pi avion two ear a I don t care h hat ur pievnnia et.perlme haa been, whether II wa riling iiiagMinra, b n o k a, vacuum t'leaner a. appliancea, pit-1 ti tea, t'oupoiia or miw other ii of wink If mi aie ahle In open otir otolith and tolk tn me. will ihnw ou how ritv it la to eat u up to VI week t-ommlaaion with th C'mi'pao k.peienr la not uei'ewary. Wi giv vtni a romplet ralning if ai'i'epled You will It em plo rd hv on of the lai gea roiu'vi na of Ita kind in the I'oiinii). You will he hacked ht ml 1 1 Ion of del lata tn advanve ad ertuiitg. Thla advvi llting w ill keep ou buay roitatantly railing on proaperU in your territory with qualified leada aeitt In tiv people de manding that our representative rail them Thla la a Job with aerurity for the real of ottr life, liet in on the gtotiml floor Yoti uua ll to yotirlf You na 'l? . ",d lc".' M.uv' u ,0.ym, ,h! I'tr l rrlhliig lo gain (mil and get what im hava bran walling for. you .-annul r.nna in lla, ,mi in lomnrrtiw Wrilr or arc Mr VVada. HI.. lrn-1 Mgr. 2tU Lavaiclla Hl-.lg . Mrd ford. Oirgon Hrll.AX " AT"llOMr.wllhail Inruma. londiii'l trkphium .liivry (or laigr Na llonal Inaiiiam-a Co No .riling, rour hour, pr dJV. Mini havi- on. pally line. Write Mr. Wade. Too Levetelle Blilg . Meofoid Oregon. An Interview will I arraogrd V.AN I KII KITIt.H'"coiiplaorladvlo wotk on ranch I'hioie Tolelake MAI'IIINF. IIOIIKKKrirKH fur permanent po.tllon. i'hone 77M. 1 8 SITUATIONS VVANTIO WANTED CLOVER THRASHING DON -HURLBURT PHONE 7-iOriB TULKLAKK WANTED" home work bv ' hou Tttr, St, Francis Trailer (mirt wantfd potato digging vuh "tWo Frank Bell cumhin. Jim tiiadsitaw nr Itt.v Kxni. Malm. Oregon. SEWING 6 EN E ft A Lprtr em' iia"li iTTgTaf tr rations. txtund btillnithdl Pearl O Null Telephon 2.KU2 or tli.in. DAY CARE ' will tak rare'of tno twit 1111011 rhildrrn in nty home nm Shaita ftcnoif on weekly or monthly bails. Llrrnaerl home Exit 1 1 en l rrl errnces. Writ Box 2tU), lltraid ana Nrw"'- CM 1 1 . D C A rity hoi ie '. 1 i WUX CAME for children In my-Koine. Phone A2IJI POTATO 'if At'I.TNcS isa'nted by con trarl. Phone 2-0X14. SEWING OR Ironing. Call :i88 or 2.123 urrnaru HOOKKEEPEit eiM-rlrnrr in ail phairs wants potlllon llfltahle wom an arriiatoiiiffi to reatvtiwiihlllly anu upervuory Unties. Mrrt public well. Write box 203 Herald, News. WANTED" BV lehable, '"'flependalii wtjtnan. ctvtking on ranch. Write Box M, Midland. Oregon CHILD CARE days and eVeniiigs7"inyour home or inine Phone 2-l.Uftt 22 ROOMS FOR RENT ROOM F0lOent007 IHgh itouMS fr rent Clu.e in privat trance. Phone 4444 or 8313. KOtlMS 11134 HigrT LOVELY rooms for ranL W-17 a wek Clo.ln Phon42.'V0. TWO NICELY furnished rooms with bxtth. Private entrant. Call 417U. DESIRABLE ROOMS S22 Parlfic TrrrarV HOOM and tmard for young man work ingilays. M0 No. flth. 24APARTMENTS FOR" RENT FOR RENT furnished duplex, cloln. 731 North nth. FOR' RENT" two room moderhapart menl.Adulls.32l Broad. NEVtLY neiuraud, pn.iii iiauT ait" chenelte Sieam heat, electric rang tli!."k Rex Arms Apartment FOR RENT apartment, liuiulr Ji High, STEAM HEATED apartment with Led rnojji 82H OftkSt. CLASSIFIED ADS this slz cost only 2 Ml lor six Insertions. FOR RENT Ctimpleteiy f'urnTshVa apartment In Allamoot, new combina tion refrigerator and Electric stove, us he.it, radio, newly redecorated, very convenient' for couple, 846.00 per month. Call 74118. KKNT'VHEE"fflpVrfiiieiiT plus snliiry in return for caring for three children. Call .V7:iq day, iiuoi nlnhls. TWO ROOM furnKhed npartnienl-New laundry toorii and showers. 8.13 pvr month. 741 Walnut. STEAM HEATED apartment. 213 Ce" dar, S'ili;AMhE"ATE'Dap'artment. 2iCB. dr. FOR RENT, two" bedroom iiirniiVrl apartment, ' block from school. Water fiirnlHhed. Phone 2-HiH!). TWO ROOM furnished nTirrniparlment with garage. Close in. 830. Phone 37(10, evening FOR HKNT two bedroom duplex mmrl mrnl, clone lo arhool. Some furnlluro. Phone 11:111:1 or 43m evenlnga. FIIMNIKHKI) ouurlmenl Including frl- Sldnir. Ullllllea paid. 910 Jina, 2-:i:mj. J'hone UIII'LEX AI'AHTMENT for Iwo. lur nl.hed. AU electric, walking dlatance. Coiilnct I7al Wall. I'hone HH!I. I'MHKK OOM'furnlahed 'apartment. 2023 Harrow. Adnlla, TMMKE nc)UM "aparuiient701 fWalnutT Phone Wi. F'linNlbMKII three rooin"apartme"nt"lh duplex. Electrically eoulpped, cloaa In. OI4Uncoln. Phr.ne A'jnx 26 HOUSES f0RRENT TlfllEE BRDROOM fiTfnilieii KoTiST. AdujtiM5nlyS7njier month. 741 Walnut. FC)il RENT o'na bedroo'nrii'nrne. Elec tric hrnt, utility room, larage, InijUire Fun LEASE one S room modern tur nlaherl hmu,e, or 11 monthi or more. No rloga Phone 2-Oli:i7for appointment. OOOn PKnMANKNf lahnnu for S roomurnMied hoime. Inn Lcwln. CI.EA1IYS MflTEL cnhlha, rate. 2.1:IS niehn. weekly FOIt JtfcNT tour Ticdroom modern EnilUh lyp home. Full hoiement, flrcplnrg, gn4 heat, hardwood iloora SII.1. Phona 2jIB7H. FOli RENT one "lieTrroiinTml'iTrnrl;ea hnure oi would furnli.li. eleclrle lieut li li lly model ii, Jn, l off California on Doly Phone 2-pflfl, FOR RENT two hedrnorn"hoiii"e,pVrtlv 2-'rn2h,d' Cl0" '"' AUUlU ',,!,n 26 HOUSES FOR RINT Mill HITM' on limit i holla With gn ag Modal n, iV.Ill L'ollage. fhun .Ul.'ll M-.W IWO " bedroom' fuioihnl Iimii" on or two i hildirn at html aar, hm releraon ai-hiMd 4IU7 lloinciljle. Htl ItKN'l' Clean hvn m.omi modalti t-nlUge. t in itialled with t'plloi tit ir ft Igt'ialoi' ( tun fort iilila fur tutnlly will) wit or lltir aioall tlilltheti In flhaula and llrtdiy Nt hool dlalilil. ( loa lu bUa line . per inoitllt (ton Alltll V UH HUN I' aiintll two Itediooni inotiii horn. 4ll. ail.l liahlng Way. I'liurt 114 111 28 RtAL ISTATI WANTID LIS I ' Yi Mill I'llol'rill'Y with" MUM -OH ACTION rin rvtiir n ulnnh hm ion III Nn Ith rtwm 4U I. INI INCH on t-altl ran'rhii wantrd. Jaik Kealty, Wlllaid Hotel, Klaiualli ralla- llrpieaeutallv uf t'harlta A. I'towhriilge, I'aaailaua. Calif WANTKh TO ln Iwo or hiriT"bd" Iihiiii liotia III Mooasvelt ir I air view t hool dull rl I') i ;fi7. Nr llM) Offh Npare Would "ilk to ahar IMion 2 OJI.I llaa. FOK MAI.K building on ho." Kill In rity limit. (.ool tenant Will nl tllUtl aj tear. For tjuli-k aale III.IHK) 30 RIAL ISTATI FOR SAll SUBURBAN CiOOD TWO HKDKOOM lmiihtlnt home on itnlld cnnMrln foiiiidnuon. Huh nuKlorn balh, l t ice kitchen, ftenlin puich niul hour nut n go with muriftp (luor. lrtluutrd m ie ("loft, to bun line, hull prim H7M. Tcrtiu, tlooo cA.th, $40 per iiiunth. ANNK MAHON Evf.i, 6714 B0GUEDALE, Realtor T2 S. Otlt riione 72tW "Iit" IIOWKS-Hcaltor MCDKHN HOHUIUIAN liiunr uilh 2 In rye brdii'in.t. (Ilnlnit riHuu, MiiKlr Viirtiicr, Jut bXlxlJO. f ully Ihtuiftlrd uitli rlrclrlc Uvai. Ncur acIkmiI, itmr iiiid bu3 hue. U.MMI-:HaS LANK comfortable 1 bnli wiin home, Uiitr hvinu loom. klU tini. utility poiclt. ftimciuu if w mgr. chkkctt iioinr. ncie k-mmI no 1 1 with fine litwn ii ml uuitlra, price 4fl,8J5. Triiiia. Pal" IIOWKS REALTOIl 10-J3 Mnlu . ph. 3-3M& Kveninna Phono .lite Prrry M:ij ' Hup' UiivlMin 3h'Jl Hnicd OwniA, Merrill iMi 2Sn notiKita strkkt-two 1 bftlxuom humr.v All pla.Mcrrd. Double conitiuctlon, niiNlrrii, rlrc iric walrr hrntrra, city wwer, locH totimlHtinii, Kuriiijcs. H If 00. 00 ct to owner. I.IKTINOS WANTKD City, 8tibtirbnn And Homea Uh -Acreage?. JACK CASHIN with DUNBAR - KOHfNSON RKAL rTAIK and JNHURANCE 1JU b. &th Ph. 7ill. Evoa. i-Jl'.o Beautiful i Two brdroom home, t-3 rt, paved ! Umi, lirepliit e. rlrclrlc heal, pU'e Rla.sA uinclimn, iinrawma lloor, a cur ufK nttaclird, rcmrnt drive wuy, thren yritrn old. Ju.1 like new, one blfx (rum whool. Price re duced 800. Three Bedroom On S ncrr? nrur Yill Oiirdens mul .ShnsU srlirxil. Clowl vlrw rrt M(. Shnsla. Will .iell on two mme (l l. and curry bnlniire. Krllmg price ibOW. THHKK GOOD BUII.U1NCI lots on Lake Shoir Drive tor H00 eoch. FOUR BfcUHOOM home on ncrc. Nrw rlrclrlc henl. Locntrd on Suinnirrs Lane. Nrw cnrprllim wall-to-w nil. Cloud llrrplnro. Two enr iinriiifr. Wrll Iniiliitrd. Il a bemiiltul home lor 12.000. FRED E. FLEET ' 4J5 MAIN PHONE 2-333S In Star Drug Blilii.) Driinle Coulrs, Salr.vlndy Kvrniimn Phone 3-13GS 5 ACRES Malin Gravity Irrigation. 4 acres In nil alia. Large iinrdrn. Imprnvniiriila Include a partlnlly ronstrurlrxl homr, g.irnge, cowshed 61 chicken house. Fenced, full price 37 Acres NKAR DAIRY, ORE. 20 acres under cultivation. Improvement Include a 2-brdrnom modern home, KaniRr, tenant hmio and srveral chicken liomies. Swell fel-up (or a chicken farm. Paved road. Full price only $9000. Terms. Another First TULKLAKK, 113 ACRES, first time on the fnr-cale market. All under liravlty Irrigation, 20 acres In alf alfa, 14 acres In alslke clover Isprlnt: plnnthiK). Ilnlance ncreaxe In grain and paHlure. Improve merits Include a small housj and an Implenirnt slietl. Full price 2r,0OO. Terms $7,000 down, balance SllllOO a year, 6 per cent. For complete Information contact our office. SALESMAN PETE HODClfiS CHARLES B0LESTA TULKLAKK PHONE 7-1311 Evcnlina rhone 7-06B8 iNCOMErVpeHyT'fhVee-lioii.Vi arTa pace, deen well. iu. i.h.. "rn """j "''I water healer, trade" ni 5 ..' . "iKome o, A goma Dial. KctlentiDiR Htlitlon. fiiiS'l""loM,i;" """"'iche"5; t nil 2-ln:2 nr.ee at 2llon Sroll til fM.ASSiFiFn Arm ii.i.'.r -T MIVMor MX InaertlonV I1Y OWNER allrerllvarvrnmnrSa: em home In Hot Hprlnaa, full a,.. .arm,0 ,cl"""' ,,"'"-"" fWO-Wi' Int.. 22'-rrallefnhn7,-.-nth-r improvemenlj. Ktewart Lennox addi tion, full price run. IM Lawn!!