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Newspaper Page TextMII.Y PAGE FOURTEEN HF.KALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS OREGON To Buy and Sell Twice As Well, Re tnt RENT d and Use WanLl i cap RENT ) DIG THAT CHOMPIN' CHAMP! This is the technique efll I cicnt but slightly messy that won 12-ycar-old Ralph Hoyne first ! prize in a watermelon-eating contest at Chicago's Free Fair. He put away 10 slices like this. But I i -L . . I I tnar iwav Ever add up what you could LOSE? You have p.erhaps often added up what you are worth. Ever add up what you COULD LOSE? It might per haps be several times what you are worth. Example: you may injure .somebody, and the law may take all you're worth and at tach your future income for years to come. Example: your house may bum and it may cost you twice its original price to re place it. Sometime add up all the losses you MIGHT have and you'll see that you are under insured at many points against theft, Arcs, lawsuits, embezzlement, interruption of business, etc. Gloomy? Well, the purpose of the America Fore insurance policies we write is to end this kind of gloomy thinking. tt'sT OUR BEST ADVERTISEMENT Hundreds of Satisfied Customers CHILCOTE Insurance Aqcncy "Over 43 Years of Service" 111 No. 9th St. Phone 5529 Want Ad Used to Find Musicians : Who Play By Ear Winhinir to form an or- thrslrfl of rvtisiriana who plnv by p.it, Mrs. (..-ui Kelson, of rt'knnk, Man., placed a ("Itis.!':ed Ad in the Providenre ft'iHrim, put R7 cnlli. One m Iron Homn ho play a the piano with hrt none but couldn't qualify because he run read music t TUtrt fl Rrarh The RiKht Pait ' Kr4 AaSttut rHtl start 1 t ttn. Ut III. H t,, tttu Here In Klamath Want Ads Work Wonders HERALD In rho EAR 'EAR! In striking contrast to today's inconspicuous hear ing aids arc these, worn by the hard-of-hearing during the 19th century. Mrs. Ola Schlnke shows the trumpets and tubes at an exhibit in the Armed Forces Institute In Washington. I r .; "(I -. CUTS GRASS AND WORK 'Round and 'round goes the lawn mower while Bobby Dixon sits in the sun reading Ms magazine. His summer job of keeping the grass cut on the Lewis farm at Brooksville. Kin., means little work for him. A rope, attached to ' the front of the power mower, winds around a central stake and pulls the machine closer and closer in a spiral path. Rayonier Sues Forest Service SEATTLE Rayonier, Inc died n J1.K10.2U5 dami-ite suit nuiUnsi the U.S. Forest Service in federal court here Friday as in TTS Mirk ; i : , V5AW & NEWS Ph. till , fk. (Ti mm rM ' V BEWARE OF AUGUST August It the year s worst traffic month, according to the National Safety Council, and It will pay both pedestrian .and driver to be extra careful. This photo was taken in 1 West Bend, Wis.; after a truck ran over a child riding a bicycle. Insert chart shows highway deaths I by months for 1(52, which reached their peak in August with 2890 deaths. This was 28 per cent I higher than the average 1932 month. And for every traffic death there were 35 injuiies Main reason for the increase is that more cars than usual travel the 'highways during August, but an- I other factor Is what the National Safety Council calls the "vacation attitude." ' outgrowth of the Folks, Wash., for est fire which swept thousands of acres in September, 1051. The company contends the ser vice was nesliReut In lichlinit the blare and seeks compensation for 1.000 acres of its timber burned in the five. , Friday's suit bioiiRht to three million dollars the total in damage claims resulting from the fire. Six teen residents of Forks have filed a S1C6.00O property damaRc suit and the government has filed suit for one and one-half million dol lars from the delunct Port Angeles and Western Railway Co. The government, which has al so llled a cross-claim denying For est service mult, contends defec tive equipment used by the rail road, now in bankruptcy proceed ings, generated a spark which started the blaze. i'm a yankee doodle dandy for profitable action ! Ytl, I'm a stor-ituddtd dandy han you wont to got profit able soloi-oction. I'm a Hor old Nowi Classified Ad, and whtn you toll mo you wont action I don't doodlo, I DOI I loll folks what you haa tor solo, so thoy coma arunnin. Phono I1 1 1 to start cash com inp your way. herald & news phone 8111 Kb mm ... . OUCHJ-Clanrida, a Barred Rock hen, is the pride and joy of her owner in Rchoboth, R. 1., after she laid an egg measuring eight inches in circumference. Recently she finished hatching out a setting of duck eggs, but the ducklings all died. Clarinda is shown above comparing the big egg with a normal-sized one. HIS SMILE'S ENOUGH It took IS years, but Max Franken berg war finally reunited with his two daughters and four grand children in Minneapolis, Minn. The 69-year-old refugee, a victim .of Hitler's persecution, speaks three languages, yet he was unable to say thanks in any of them. ' $ '' T -' T-JiBa5..iiisaaBi-.TlnaC A HOUSE WON'T GO "BOOM." MAYBE Sam Bashara isn't taking any chances. He's building himself this "bomb-proof" hoiue in the exclusive River Road section of Houston, Tex. The walls, which are 15 inches thick, are made of plaster,' wood, concrete, steel and stone. CIVIL WAR VET STILL HEARTY 'Walter Williams, 110. one of two surving Texas Confederate veterans, takes time out to have a physical checkup at a Houston, Tex., Veterans Administra tion hospital. Drs. Jacob Markewich and Russell Wolf found that he had the heart and blood pressure of a young man. Looking on, at right. ' Charles Riley, a Korean amputee. CLASSIFIED RATES One day per word $e Three days Mr word 13c ween nun Month run per word 20c per word 6sc MINIMUM rhe minimum charge for any an ad Is Mc. DEADLI.NX3 Classified ads accepted up to 5:3t p.m. for following day's publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday, classified display ads accepted up to 13 noon for following day's publi cation. BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may Be handled through box numbers at the paper for a service charge of 2oc ADJUSTMENT Please make all claims for adjust menu without delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 5:30 pjn. will be made ui following days publication, oy u Noon Saturday for Monaay C fUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamath Funeral Horat. 821 High Street Phono 3334. I MEETING NOTICES ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Box SO Phone 3433. 2 LOST AND FOUND FOUND New 32 It. hay and raln ele vator. We can aell at the very low price ol S379.QO. Phone J. W. Kerns 4197. LOSfr top portion oi Balaey camera case on Front. Street or Oreson Avenue. Reward. Phone ''862. 4 GENERAL NOTICES Dr. Robert Wu announces the opening of Dental Offices in Merrill, July 27. Phone 2891 office, or 4671 residence. TAHlflPT. TnuvrT ' n ! "" t.L."" ! " imh fcwu wiinc, pitting uai. PCRSONAU .. wa-nki xxsii u, rm.ycnic reaaer yg netic hen ler. 324 P I n e. Ph one aOl. Private investigations, confidential in tfrtiW(I Xlail. naarn-. t ll Co . ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will gladly STANLEY Home Products. Pi.cn e 10 SERVICES WANTED hmioifnaintinv nn int.rinr ucturaung oy me nour. E.gnt yearh ex- -' icinc j-none Legal Notice NOTICE TO rnKniTonc We. the UnHrirnH hln. .aM atuuiper mage uun uiUD property, will not be responsible for any debts, uitt, or any other responsibilities that may be incurred by said Jumper Gun Club Or anv nn rnnnaxiarf uiiih it nn " jui.v o, 1UOJ. 'si Ray S. VanMeler L.esiie wnson NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby ivn ihat ih nn. dersiffned hna been a anoint tri svaru. trix of the last will, in the matter of me estate oi Ado inn c Zwppi ri. ceased by the Circuit Court of the Slate oi uregon ior ij amain county and has qualified. All persons having claims against said deceased are here by notified to present the same, duly verified as provided by law to the un designed executrix at the office of A. W. Schaupp, at 206 Will its Bid. Klamath Falls, Oregon, on or before six monins irom ine date ol the first publication Of this notice wnirh Hut is July 18. IDS3. Nora d. zweigart - Executrix A W. Schaupp Attorney July lfl-23 Aug. l-B-15 No. 57.1 Carmen Strike, Key System OAKLAND. Calif. Itfl - APL car men struck Ule Key System tran sit lines for higher pay Friday, cutting off pubile transportation in 11 cities on this side of San Francisco Bay and Trans-Bay Lines to Son Francisco. The strike forced about 27,000 customers who normally ride key trains and buses across the bay bridge to . seek other means of transportation. HOT PLATE MATS Crocheted in bright red, golden yellow edged with vivid green, the Individual rings are 3 Inch circles which are crocheted over old canning-Jar rubber rings! At last there Is a profitable use for these old rings! Makes a solid, handsome plate mat which protects table sur faces, washes easily and lasts for years. Mat In lower illustration measures 8 Inches. Make a "long" mat as In upper Illustration by adding one "circle" more at either end. A grand end unusual gilt. Sena 25c for complete crocheting Instructions, actual size detail of Crocheted Hot Plate Mat i Pattern No. 318 1 Your name, address, pat tern number to Carol Curtis, Her ald and News, Box 329, Madison Square Station, New York 10, B Y, Patterns ready to fill orders im mediately. For special handUng of order via first class mall include an extra Sc per pattern. 318 I I SEHVICES RnRCO PAVING Driveways, Parking Area, etc. F H. A. Terms, Free Esti mates. Phone 6788 or 8789. Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods ALSO ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Hoots, etc. W ED F. KING 2434 orchsrd JmajW STOVE & FURNACE Cleaning and Repairing v GUARANTEED Call DUANE 5149 (PEYTON & CO.) or 4197 Evenings NEED hoiue painted or roof sprayed' rnone m" FOR HOUSE movini. '"M;S",ei .,. rmsirine. See W. MeDamel, phone 4S27. 1720 Oalt St. piictm nAT.tN?T Minneapolis Auto- mtlcbalcrPhone 7819. PAINTING. LARGE or oraail fobs. tnnide and out. Phone 2-2793 ROOFING. MASONRY, carpentry wa, toenrnnnn J'hone 2-3125. Mr. COO. FOR ROTOTILUrlG. sarden work. Call MTnTiiNs laundered and stretched. rnonE wu. MATERNITY CLOTHES MADE TU unuwi rnone ELECTRIC SHAVER HEP AIRS One day service on all makes electric shavers. Reminltois, Schick, and Sun- RICKYS JEWELERS PHONEMl CUSTOM MADE slip covers and pll jowsMaaretprdanPJloney' HkY CUTTING, raking and baliinf. t rone g-inij,. rtner j.ju ,.. PLOWING. DISCING and Harrowin. H. r. jarrara, pnoncw ELECTRICAL work done. No job too email. Phone a-ioio peiore CUSTOM BALING. Phcne76jH, MOWING and raking. Phone ot. LET ME help with vour Palntlnl problems. Charles Brown. Phone 39q. ROTOTILL1NG and garden work done. Phone Z-J2U8. MIMEOGRAPHING and mailing lists at reasonable prices. Klanuth Busi- nesa College. 133 Pine. Phone 4670. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Lacy King Phone 3335. CEMENT CONTRACTOR. Elmer A Smith. Phone tM. MOWING. RAKING, and baling hay. rnone rota. ALTERATIONS GUARANTEED. Out aide work gladly . accepted. Anitas. phone B35X 13 EDUCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING, office machine, typ InB. ahorthand, Speedwriting. kindred subjects. Klamath Business College. 733 Pine. Phone 4760. . 14 HELP WANTED. FEMALE WANTED woman from 25 to 60 for light housework and care of two chil dren. Live in rnonewM. BOOKKEEPER with automotive or fi nance experience. Modern wording con- Dave s'avago Motors, 1350 Siskiyou Blvd. Ashland, uregon. 14 HELP WANTED. MALE OFFICE MANAGER needed. 25 to 33 with large national organisation. Man selected will be above average. Colleae giaduate preferred but experience will be considered. Work will Include credit and collections, simple accounting, budg et selling work with both commercial and wholesale accounts. Position is in retail atore in Klamath Fall!. JoD oi. Term manv benefits. Including salary plui bonus. Insurance, paid vacations, lull yearly employment and excellent ad vancement opportunities. If you can qualify phone Mr. Jarvis 3234 between 8 and 10 a.m. for personal Interview. waintmj young man witn camping ex perience, IS or over to help en Sunday anri Mnnriav trine Inh nava C nriny sleeping bag. Phone 2.3502 after 7 evenings, ask for Mr. Ross. Character MAN TO earn ?150 and up per week. Long needed Invention. Advertised worldwide. PropecU are everywhere. Full or part time. Evolutive. No in- Comet. Inc., Dept. asil-r. Littleton. ....... iiiuin ui put i ik) ions of SSn n J" E frhltI"h. Phone NATIONAL ORGANIZATION has open- in for A later ranr...nl,. Bi...r neat, alert and have high school edu cation. This position offers insurance. ,-..-.... ,,.,. . cincim, mna lW0 weeks paid vacations. This if a salaried position with an unlimited future for advancement. Apply in own landwriting or phone 2-2313 for appointment. . a-' .tarnwuUAUVft WA.TD Expanding company seeks yvng man for salaried position, with excellent op portunity for advancement to execu. - - .iv..aiuiiiiivTa. dvi nay ween. Croup insurance; paid vacations; re tirement Income plan: profit sharing 5t0, Age 2l'35 College training pre- bu..rn.nt """ ""- PACIFIC nVDUSTRIAt, LOAflS 17 HELP WANTED WANTED RELIABLE coupla to a,,i miens nouse in qxchanKC sfor apartment. PhongS4n3 SITUATIONS WANTIO OAHDOIJVORK Phona 2-02387" WANTED wa.hin. .nJT.-- ... s. " """" r-none re phone 6020. LADV WISHtS housawork J-dlSrii Satd'yfe " Box 604 iBONINu OR Hour wort. Phon7SM? BABY SITTING wanted by Rva'tceS: lrls. Phona 2-0268. WANTED. Paper Hanilne Ph- 22 ROOMS FOR RENT rnni. aid v i i - . clian- "n "K.pi" . 103 Ruth. Mru"ivc . ' " ' gtoM: '" Pi"'' ROOM for rent. 607 High nit-, irout room for rent, Greer nNiiiiitni,, ,iU wain. APARTMENTSFOR RENT" 17 Drjs x'xfxx- a"tn" t All flrix : T FOR RrVT ZCZ : j : assartm.;; iiT iurn.sl.ed FURNISHED apartment for rent. s apartment 6. 200 Man... enl- 5" l2R. "'1' .wo "rtirnisT5orjpifi: ment and bath. Arttiit Prl' TOR RENT, furnished one bVdTSS; S9 ROoWwd bath7TH?i5i Sl STKAXt MT TT. room! Kio.i st '" nmviGurn t"a w - r .P.J,.hunhnn,nC? pSRnraUh"''Vwo li, ''Uel.. lurnhed aparT rrntlJ:l,l!,.L,lwn,61l, ?"'- rVRNISHTD APARTMENToi--.. two adults, no 0,1 eloaa t i.r Oak. 445 Market ' TOR RENT, unfurnished one rjr duplep,rtmentc.ii 1 30J7 r'X"a "'"""MfnielurbrlirT-eTS-n month jj4 W,U1 61U'- N.rre-s. ILiTSrwi "Part" NICELY 'urn"".,v decorated, alec- 9 Phones; i-tt-TIt" iTHOUSES FORRENr r. T..i.KH mOi iis& AiJ except for nse and re- cally equipped. Mas suw 2501 Orchard. rVBTNTlorOaOSS Aooly 800 MtWntney. FOR LEASE. ',c"Th ,p,rious llv three bedroom ?min- room, breakfart in, room oom.' desirable !S Plea iurnUh rel- ;;.'ocltr "writ. HaM nd MfrrUAT-ESTATEWTW afyIMMAij i d.tr . J rja.1 ; StW.-TerSS: SS hSshrer0 Call Bob Moore. IKS dTlr.?- iwTo .hree bedroom ""'5'"L!.h.edrCS raid '.ndNiwi SrtnSf.h-.rui?..: Phone 2-0193. nyi:s N. . Phone 8491- . REAL ESTATE EO SALE Electric Heat New garage, two bedrooms, lovely kitcnen, uu Very clean. $4500. Terms to suit. 1609 Johnson Two bedroom home, well im Droved. Lovely yard and flowers. Garage, gas and electrically equipped, sisou at, o p" terest. Nearly New Home. Two master bedrooms, living room and dining room, wall to wall car pet, electric panel heat, fireplace, hardwood floors, automatic wash-- onrt rirver. Priced 114.500. Fed eral Veteran Loan built. FRED E. FLEET Dcnnie Coates, Saleslady Evenings Phone 2-1365 413 Main Phone 2-3335 40 Acres Immediate possession. Irrigated. All in good permanent pasture. Well located, South of Klamath Falls. Four room modern home, out buildings. Will take small home in trade. S14.500 terms. 1 60 Acres . $15,000 will buy this ranch includ ing growing grain crop this year. About eight miles East of Klam ath Falls. : Will consider small home in trade. Terms. Immediate possession. , One of the Best Farms in the basin consistinc; of 220 acres of excellent potaloe land. Has nearly new eight room modern ranch type home with every con venience for good living. Two bed room modern tenant house. New 28 x 148 machine shed. 2 potato cellars, 80 x 36. Call us for location price and terms, . AL SCHMECK REALTOR & INSURANCE HARRY VAN (Eves. 8204) JULIAN ABBOTT (Eves. 4&60 517 Main Phones 3211-6330 l'i ACRE, modern one bedroom. Ce ment foundation, fruit room, shads trees, storace. On bus, near school, ir rigated, Inquire rear, Ul. So. Sixth. Follow the sign st South 6th and Kane you J UlrM '""r0""! home lor FbrTSAU!, loo ,e ranch. 13 acr. SSI, ,u""r ri"'',, Hous- b"n anj M.rtf H ,ood 25 " 'rom K,r,?M2.5?;4.',u'ck " Phon E.jt and WT "si !l-aeorh'c,,!l0,5; 0:"321,"n S'- K'"m "rS THREE-STdro-irn home on i hh.f' .ComPllv Insulated. .TOP Tur eHn'hoif,nj' F SL. ? ' barn' and double earl gn-d? FOB cur . Ko?5'??r'2ruu.nve: 2-iMacL Tern"- axa Austm. phon. bSh, BEDOome-lar,. ,," tJ.. v,lc.f.. '" rompletely fene.rl. Vm dowrV FHAn.-,h 3ch,001 6W"' an.vtm; ? Sir 2,"P?I;"':. Hn" FflDNliiS-r, i!lrW7BiS,utr?dn..vh0me' TW ari.X.0'"'' room housa tJ2iJrpme..on.b,. price. hou",. S.Ai5, T, 'w bedroom modern !!!WrV,' "nc. I,k. Crescent ' iroon. houst un SSE pSS" Our equity l!lft ?L -7 very finest homes In c bufl '",,? T ,U" "' home hedroora WrhJrf0Elec.eU'hh.0U,1- M'n latei Storm winn"' nd tein , E'ndow"- prlnklin svs. r'?'1,''''',"'' nd lenced' with