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Newspaper Page Texti . SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 19M j PAGE FOURTEEN" HU1ALD AND NBWB, ULAMATH FAUJJ. ORKOON WANT ADS SELL SPRING CLEANING "EXTRAS Weighed DOWN If the income tax burden's weighing you down, Classi fied ads straighten you up FAST. For Sale ads, you see, quickly bring you dollars for things you no longer want, v No matter what jewel ry to jigsaw. Classified makes you CASH! Dial 8111 for an eager-to-help ad-writer,: and ask her to charge your ad. Taxes? 3 n "Out of a $60-a-week pay .'",. I saved ?4,900" He did it through the Payroll Savings Plan CaAYOU SAWAG & THA AJ YOU TH AK- UT t.S. SAWAGT BOAOS? OA TU PAYROLL SAIAG? PtAN To V. J. Cirirtifri ion .M 6r tot fii W'rMmf. Tf trommry Dtporlmtil tbtHii, for lar tmitkt etau.M, tbi Adttrlmns Countii 4 Altar Society Has Monthly Meeting MERRILL He regular monthly meeting of St. Augustine's Altar Society was March 3, in the parish hall. Mrs. Con Johnson, Mrs. A.u. Scott, Mrs. John Madden and Mrs. ITom O'Keefe were hostesses ior the 1 p.m. luncheon which preced ed the meeting. Mrs. Dan Cashman, president, conducted the meeting. The Rev. father John Phelan led the prayer. The minutes of the last meeting and the financial report were read and approved. Chief topic for discussion was the supper which the Altar Society will serve at the St. Patrick's dance March 17; Mrs. Leon Andrieu is the chairman. Father Phelan expressed his ap preciation lor tne iuw linen pur chased for the parish house, and also thanked the members for the eceotlon which they held follow ing confirmation services February Members attending were Mrs. H. J. Hendrickson, Mrs. A. G. Scott. Mrs. Con Johnson, Mrs. El- pis Wilson, Mrs. William Doud, Mrs. pan Cashman, Mrs. James Mcey, Mrs. Toby O'Keefe, Mrs. Leon An drieu, Mrs. August Andrieu. Mrs. Maurice O'Keeie, Mrs. jack Burke. Mrs. Tlni O'Keefe, Mrs. Charles Perry, Mrs. Dennis Hlck ey, Mrs. John Madden, Mrs. Rob ert Petrlk, Mrs. Hugh Fah-cy, Mrs. Tom O'Keefe and Father Phe lan. Lengthen the life of Tour broom by hanging it so that the bristles do not touch the floor. Allowing it stand in the closet wears the II... k,l,tlu anil atan mar, tha knape of the broom. GRANITE and MARBLE MEMORIALS Bronx Tabled, Vases and Inscriptions ' CLARENCE WARD Klamath Monument Co. Representing Oregon Granite Co. off Medford MSHIih. ; says John A. Walsh of Maldttij Massachusetts Hive you been thinking you just can't save money? Well, you can. And eight million work ing folks have proved it for you. Just take the case of one of them John Walsh, a wijowcr with three children. He saved $-1,900 in less than ten years out of $60-a-weck pay check! How? The same way you can do it. By investing in U. S. Savings Bonds on the simple, systematic Payroll Savings Plan. " Whatever your savings goal, you can reach II through Payroll Savings! Want a new house ... a car ... a firm . , , or a business of your own?' You can get it through Payroll Savings and here's how simple it is to Itart this successful saving system: Just go to your company's pay ollicc today and sign up. 1 m say how much you want to save out of each cjieck (it can be as little as a couple of dollars a payday). The money will Ihen be auto matically saved for you before you even draw your pay. When enough has been accumulated, it will be invested in a U. S. Series E Savings Modoc Lumbtr Company Metier Irothen Horn Lumbar Ii Supply Company Hitchcock Mother Klamath Fall Branch U.S. National Bank ' Harold I, New , ' Weverhaeuier Timber Company Ellinqson Lumbtr Company Kfomath Basin Pino Mills Company C.E. Convention' Officials , Ask Housing for. 600 By rowena Mcdonald . It is the Job of the Housing Com mittee for the .Christian Endeavor Convention to secure free housing lor the expected 60O out of town delegates. This is to be on the Har vard Plan. The need is for lodging for April 29 and 30 and May 1 and break fasts for the guests the mornings of April 30, May 1 and 2. The other meals for the days of con vention are the responsibility of the delegate. Mrs. Joseph Glodoski. chairman of the Housing Committee, says that a number of churches in the locality have expressed their wil lingness to cooperate in' securing needed housing. Among those which have chosen a chairman from their congregations to assist Legal Notice NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL. ACCOUNT Notice is hereby Riven that I have filed my Final Account. Report of A tl ni ini5tr.it or. and Petition for Distribu tion in the matter of the estate of Os car E. Pearson, deceased, and the Cir cuit Court has set Monday, the 29th day of March, 1054, at the hour of ten o'clock a.m. In the Circuit Court Room of the Klamath County Court House. Klamath Falls. Oregon, as the time and place fpr hearing of exceptions and objections to said Final Account, if any there be. . ... John Byntromt Administrator nf the Estate of Oscar E. Pearson, Deceased Edwin E. Drlscoll . ; Pine Tree Building Klamath FalU, Oregon Attorney for Estate Fob. 27, Mar. 0. 13. 20. 27 No. 812 Phone 9333 check ' How on the m . mm Car-Ad-Co Company Fluhrer'l Holsum Bakery J, W. Kerns, Orcqon Ltd. . Garrison Equipment Company Klamath Ice and Storaqe Company The California Oreqon Power Company First Federal Savinqs & Loon Assoc. Balsiqcr Motor Compony Delegates in this work are the First Chris- I thin, Mrs. Oerald Wickersham; Mt. Lakl Community, Mis. Roy La Prairie; Klamath Temple, Mrs. Palmer Gundcrson; First Presby terian, Mrs. Kit Johnson: Peace Memorial Presbyterian, Mrs. Ma lie Seddon: Church of the Breth ren. Ed Lander: Hope Lutheran, the Rev. John Recher; First Meth odist. Mary Beth Rice. Other churches have promised help but have not yet chosen a chairman. . Acting as adviser lo the Hous ing Committee is Mrs. Andrew Col lier, who was head of the Housing Committee In 1941 when the State Christian Endeavor Convention was also held in Klamath Falls. Anyone who has a room avail able is urged to contact one of the housing committee members. Tele phone numbers to call arc 6896, 6646, 2-2454, 4005, 9868, 2-1193, 2-2003 and 3588. The Information required by the Housing Committee is: 1. How many beds are avail able? 2. Do you prefer boys, girls, or either? . , 3. Hostess' name, address, tele phone number if any. 4. Directions on how to reach the address. The Housing Committee assures the people of Klamath Falls that the persons housed will be young people who are active In church work m their home towns. Tney will be appreciative of this help and the. citizens of Klamath Falls can accept them Into their homes without apprehension. ' Anyone wishing to help but who- does not have rooms to spare, may donate money through the respec tive cnairmen or send It to Mrs. Joseph Glodoski, Rte. 2, Box 441, j Klamath Falls. This money will be used for hotel and motel accom ! modations for the main speakers i and for the state C. E. officers, j In response to information made available t o the cooperating churches of Klamath Falls March 7, there have already been rooms registered toe guest accommoda tions. Mrs. Glodoski says the members : of the Housing Committee are 1 meeting regularly for work ses ' sions to record and file names and i housing mde r.vri'-Vr. . 0r Bond, in your name, and the Bond will be de livered to you. After that your savings earn man because each Scries E Bond pays you interest averaging i per year when held to maturity. When Uncle Sam makes saving so simple, and so safe, why not give the plan a try? Sign up today where you work or, if you're self-employed, join the Bond-A-Month Plan where you bank. Get on your Plan, Hay on your Plan and you'll get where you want to go! you can reach your savings goal systematic Payroll Savings Plan If you wont approximately - ' $5,000 $10,000 $25,000 Each wa.li for 9 y.ori and I imthi. iov. . . 1 0 $1173 $45,00 Eoth (or 1 y.att and ""I". - S3.7J $7.J0 $11.75 11, ii rharl thow.onlv a f.wtypwal etampWs ef Mvinea oala and how lo roach 'hrm through Payroll Savinfa. You can aawaay aura you h. irom a couploof doUaraa payday up loaarauchaa you want. Th important thing ia. Mart yottr Plan today? New Pine Creek By ISVIN FAR1S Life still goes on but for the time being It has lost some of Its buoyancy. Reason: one guess? We won't bo taking a trio to Eugene when the Honkers go to state for the simple reason they won't be a-goin'. But, nevertheless, we're sure proud of our boys! The showing . they made against the winning Madras team was very creditable for that clean-playing, highly Inspired quintet of White Buffaloes, seemed unbeat able. It was Mudras's first con ference title win in 34 years last Saturday at Prlneville and it was so decisive and so expertly won that no one begrudged them their victory. But each of the four teams par ticipating: Madras, Burns, Red mond and Lakeview, vying for this district title, all apparently had the same pre-conference feel ing before the filial play-off that since all teams were so even according1 to the season's record, it was entirely human, feasible and logical for. Uiem to think its group might be the lucky ones to get the breaks and capture that el luslve title. Madras got no breaks they won! Now we. shall relax a bit until track season starts then we'll be out with the boys again upon that ever stimulating field of individual competitive sport.- George Mnlson, of the Matson Navigation Co., who lives In San Francisco, itarried a few hours here last Friday and Saturday lo Visit with his nephew and name sake, George Matson. He was en route to the Shriner's Convention In Medford, for which he left Sat urday afternoon. Vrhence - he went to Portland on business and re turned here Tuesday. He has Just recently relumed from Manila looking after business interests. A very pleasant social hour or two followed the meeting where regular ballroom dancing and lolk dancing was enjoyed. Mrs. Clar ence Tracy and daughter, respec tively, provided music on the piano and : accordion while Mrs. Richard Buck beat the drums. These get togethers are just a lot of fun! Then in another .heat after a tasty potluck supper was served, Mrs. Laura Newton, on tne piano and Jim Ogle on the drums beat out some catchy old folk-dance tunes that put a long string of cou ples through some elegant steps and graceful whirls. They were pretty to watch and even though the cou ples wore beads of sweat on their foreheads;1 apparently they were having Just a heck-of-a-lotta fun. Mrs. Lj'dia Scarborough and chil dren, Joy and Henry, visited at Fall River Mills and McArthur over the weekend. They took in a BB tourna ment at Fall River and had a big time, watching good basketball. There they also met an old friend, Mrs. Virginia Roberts and children, Dcnise and Robert, Of Etna. Califor nia, which added, greatly to the en joyment of the occasion. The Scar boroughs formerly lived at Etna. They returned home Sunday morn ing. William Smith must have felt wonderfully cheered-up last week when his home was enlivened with the glad-tidings a family reunion brings. Six of his daughters (most of whom brought their husbands) and two sons, with their families all got together to feast and visit. There were the following children present: Mrs. Stella Lish, of Poco tello, Idaho; Mrs. Howard Clock and husband, of Adln, Calif., Mrs. Donna Dean and husband, of Burns, Ore gon; Mrs. Sylvia Oppio, of Reno; Mrs. Grace Scrivner and family; Mrs. Viola Thayer and family of Lakeview where the girls also spent some time visiting; Aury Smith and family of Lake City; and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith vjd family of Cedarville. The last of the chil dren assembled left for their respec tive homes on Monday, all having had a grand visit with their right spry old lather. Carpenters Ed Darst and All ! Ostmo, of Lakeview. who by the way are a couple of fine craftsmen, completed the interior finish work on the Kclton Vincent home five miles south of here, last Thursday. They had been employed there about a month. Kclton is now wait ing lor the bathroom fixtures lo come bclore his right , nice little domicile can be completed. In the meautlme, along with .the spring farming, he will endeavour to finish the Interior painting, In stall the septic rank and complete the bathrcom. He plans to - be fcf m H Mw MNOWrUfU Here In Klamath Want Ads Work Wonders HERALD & NEWS ,.., moved Into his new home within the next month. The Vets Dance held at the Ant ler's Hal last Saturday evening was a financial success, accoroing-io reports, and the patrons had pretty fair time. Like many of the local dances, the. crowd was a lit tle slow arriving but before the evening was over the rather small hall was Jammed. Gordon Rose, tiny 225 pound ex University of Idaho football player of Lewlston, Idaho is visiting with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Eric Rose this week. Legal Notice NOT3-23 EQUITY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OP OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY Pacific Firit rederal Savtnas and Loan Association of Tacoma, A Feder al corporation. Plaintiff, vs. Floyd J. Barrett; Marlon Ruth Pytros and James A. Pybua, wife and husband; and Owens Adjustment Service, lac, a corporation. Defendants. lo; Floyd J. Barrett and to Marlon Ruth Pybus, defendants above named; In the Name of the State of Oregon: You and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plaint filed afiafnat you In the above entitled suit and court, on or before the expiration of four weeks , from February 20, 1934, which is the date of first publication of this aummons, and if you fail so to answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed lor In its com plaint herein, to-wlt; That plaintiff do have and recover off and from defendants Floyd J. Bar rett and Marion Ruth- Pybus and . from the real property hereinafter described the sum of $1848.12 with Interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum from April 1. W53: the further sum of 143.80 with Interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from November 2. 1053, and the further sum of 913 for title search, and $250 attorney's fees, and plaintiff's casta and disbursementa herein: that plaintiff's mortgage dated September 12, 1946 and recorded in Mortgage Records of Klamath County, Oregon, on October 3, 1946, in Volume 102 at page 493 thereof, be adjudged and decreed a first lien on the real property in Klamath County, Oregon, described as Lot 16 in Block 1 of Stew art In Klamath County. Oregon, for the full amount of said judgment: that said mortgage be foreclosed and aaid real property sold by the Sheriff and the proceeds applied first to the pay ment of the casta of sale and next to the satisfaction of plaintiff's said Judg ment, and that pfulntiff have execu tion against aaid defendants for any deficiency then remaining; that any party to this suit may be a nurchaser at said sale, and that the Sheriff place the purchaser In possession; thai all of the defendants above named and all persons claiming by, through or uuuer uiem or rorever oarTea nu foreclosed of aU right, title and in terest in and to said property, except the statutory right of redemption, and that tne plaintiff have auch other and further relief as to the Court may teem meet and equitable. This summons is served upon you by publication thereof once each week for four successive weeks In the Her ald and News, a daily newspaper ,f rfen- c,ni i-trvuiaiion puousneo in rkiamatn County, Oregon, pursuant to order of Honorable David R, Vandenberg, Judge of the above entitled Court, dated and entered February 17. 1954. ' Ganong. & Grnong Attorneys for Plaintiff First Federal Building Klamath Falls, Oregon Feb. 30. 27. Mar. 6. 13 No. not' NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of Marlon Claude Titus, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed administratrix of the estate of Marion Claude Titus, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them to me, with proper vouchers, at the office '?,' .Ganong it Ganong. First Federal Huildtng, Klnmath Falls. Oregon, with in six months from March 6. 1954, which I, the date of first publication of this notice. Ruth Titus, Administratrix canong Ac Banong Attorneys for Administratrix , j, At no. tux. NOTICE TO ravniTnac Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed administra. tr of the estate ol Rodrlgo Grljalba, also known as R. Gryalba. deceased, by the Circuit Court of Klamath Coun ty. Oregon, and all persons havirig .lm against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with prop er vouchers, to the aaid administrator at Suite 1. Melhase Building, Klamath Fa Is. Oregon, within alx months ol the date of this notice. Dated thin 9th daf of March 1934. J. c O'Neill Wl W"rd' Ao"""1"" Attorney for Adm. ' Mar. 20. J7;Aorfl3No. 82T NOTICE INVITING BIDS The undersigned Police Judge of the City of Klamath FIli, Oregon, will receive sealed bidi up to 7:30 o'clock p.m., March 22, 19(14, for one 1954 Model, one-half ton pickup for Klamath Falls Fire Department. Bids will be ooened at a regular meetinf of the Common Council for above designated hour. Specifications may be obtained from (he Office of Police Judge, City Hall, The City reserves the right to re ject any or all bidi. Dated thii 12th day of March, 1954. at Klamath rails, Oregon. Frank A. Blackmer Police Judge City of Klamath Falls, Oregon Maria, 18 No. 831, NOTICE OF DATE OF . FINAL SETTLEMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 1 THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the matter of the Estate of Roy D. Rakeatraw, Deceaied, Notice ( hereby given that I hve filed my final account of the adminis tration of the above entitled estate and that the Court hat appointed April 12, 1H34. at 10 am. as the time for the hearing objections to auch final ac count and the settlement thereof. Bnrbara Ann Rakeatraw Executrix Ganong & Ganong Attorneys for Executrix Mar. 1.1, 20. 27. April 3. No. R29 6ASsteT!$f.,i1! ieii!;? Want Ads Reveal Kin Trapped By Reds Still Alive HAND TASCH vertoren ouf Konrod Strata In det nohe von Bahnhof. Bitte tunica chicken zu Johann Knabe, 914 Koch Stfgeae. Classified Ads ia am pape.s in Esstsra Gr many and ether Rassin dominated lands sot oily serve as means ol secret communication among aati Reds but often tell is fa lives who have escaped that their kia are still alive Vast Ads Convey Vital Mess! llh rfaS tea mi-, m in. aw sr. mmm ?, n. Legal Notice SUMMONS NO. M-37 K IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OREGON FORKLAMATH COUNTY Coral J. Sabo, va. Royal Tru it Com pany of Montreal, Canada, as Truttee of the Estate of Duncan B. Campbell, deceased; Viola Hauger. formerly Mrs. Fred Dunbar; Grace Treleaven: Gladys C. Down inf. betnf the same peron as Mrs. A. J. Downing; Kathleen Borcher: Marian Kovle: Anes Ware; Phyllis Ellsworth. Catherine Reld; Thelma De war; Aleene Scrota: A. J. Downing. Florence Fleury; F. M. Garich, a in- 8 It, man; The unknown heirs of Duncan ,. Campbell deceased: The unknown heirs of Minnie Piper, who was the same person as Mrs. George Piper, de ceased: and also all other persons or parties unknown cUlir.Inf any title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described In the complaint herein. Defendants. To Royal Trust Company of Mon treal. Canada, as Trustee of the Estate of Duncan B. Campbell, deceased. Grace Treleaven; Gladys C., Downina. being the same person as Mrs. A. J. Downing; Marian Koyle: Agnes Ware; Phyllis Ellsworth: Catherine Reid: Thelma Dewar; Aleene Serota; A. J. Downing; Florence Fleury; The un known heira of Duncan B. Campbell, deceased; The unknown heirs of Min nie Piper, who was the same person as Mrs. George Piper, deceased; and also all other persons or parties un known claiming any right, Jltle. estate, lien or interest in the real property des cribed m the complaint herein, Defen dants. . In the Name of the State of Oregon: You and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plaint tiled against you in the above entitled isult on or before the expira tion "of four weeks from March 6, 1954, which Is the date of first publication of this summons; and if you fall so to answer for want thereof, ptaintif? will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In said complaint, to-wit: That you set forth any claims you may have in or to the real property In Klamath County, Oregon, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning' at a point 48.S feet South of the Northwest cerner of the North east quarter of southeast quarter of Section 3, Township 39 South, Range 9 East Willamette Meridian, thence East a distance of 326.2 feet to a point; thence South on the West line of prop erty conveyed to Klamath County School District by deed recorded in Volume 106 of Klamath County Deed Records, at page 466 a distance of 614.5 'feet, more or less, to the south line of Tract 13 of Altamont Tracts (now va cated) and being the south line of northwest quarter of northeast quarter of southeast quarter of said section: thence west along the said line and rarallel to the north line of said sec ion, 191.8 feet; thence South and at right angles to the North, line of said Northeast quarter of the southeast quar ter, 165 feet, more or less, to the right of way line of the O.C. St E. Railway: thence Northwest along said rltfit of way 312 feet, more or less, to the West .line of said Northeast quarter of south east quarter;- thence North along said line 646.5 feet, more or- less, to the point of beginning, and being the a'.ne propertj which was conveyed to F. M. Garich bv deed recorded In Klamath County Deed Records at page 350 of Volume 64 of Deeds Records of said Count)', excepting portion contained in firesent right of way of the DaHes-Cal-(ornla Highway, and that plaintiff be decreed 'to be owner of said real nrop erty and all thereof and that the ciaims of you and each of you therein be de termined and held to be without foun. datfon fn law or in fact and that plain tiff's title to aaid property be forever quieted against you and each ol you and that plaintiff have such other and further relief as to the Court may seem meet and equitable. This aummons Is served upon you by publication thereof once each week for four successive weeks in the Herald A: News, a newspaper published at Klamath Falls, Oregon, pursuant to or der of Honorable David R. Vandenberg, Judge of the above entitled Court, dat ed March 1, 1954. Ganong ta Ganong ' Attorneys for Plaintiff : First Federal Building Klamath Falls. Oregon Mar. e, VJ, 20, 27 No. BIS NOTICE Examination for Certified Public Ac countants of Oregon will be held In Portland from 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. May 12 through Friday, May 14. -4354. Applications must be filed with the Secretary on or before April 2, 1954, , . Ralph B. Stratford, C.P.A. " Secretary, Oregon State Board ' - of Accountancy, 637 American , Bank Building, Portland 5. Oregon Man 13, 15, 16 No. 820 SUMMONS . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE ; COUNTY OF KLAMATH Herbert Schmidt, Plaintiff, vs. George Marasch. Harold D. King, Butte Valley State Bank, a corpora tion. Walter P. Lassett and R. Cecil Cheyne. Copartners, d.b.a. Klamath Po tato Distributors, Defendants. To: George Marasch. Harold D. King, and Butte Valley State Bank: In the Name of the State of Oregon: You and each of you are hereby re. quired to appear and answer a Ccf.i nlslnt filarf Bain4t vou In the above entitled suit within four (4) weeks of tne date or tne first puoncauon ot mis Summons, the same being the 27th day of February, 1954, or for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in his Com plaint; to wit: for judgment against of $29.00, plat interest at 6 per cent from November 8, 1933, and $5.00, $1.50 and $25.00: On his second cause of suit, for the turns 67 S24.50, $5.00, $1.50 and S23.O0; On his" third cauxe of suit, for the sums of $34.25. 55.00. $1.50 and S25.00; On his fourth cause of suit, for the sums of $17.5f, $5.00, $1.50 and $23.00: On his fifth cause of suit, for the sum of $7.30. $3.00. $1.90 and $25.00; On his sixth' cause of suit, for the sums of $21.00. $5.00. $1.50 and $25.00: On his seventh cause of suit, for the sums , of $17.50, $3.00, $1.50 and $25.00; On his eighth cause of suit, for the sums of $21,00, $3.1)0, $1.50 and $25.00; On his ninth cause of suit, for the sums of $21.00. $3.00. $1.50 and S25.00; . On his tenth cause of suit, for the lunu of $17.00. $3.00. $1.50 and $23.00: on nts eievemn cause oi-suit, ior the sums of $17.00. $3.00. $1.50 and $23.00; un nis iwemn cause or sun, ior ine sums of $21.00. $5.00, $1.50 and $25.00; and for his costs and disbursementa herein incurred: That those certain Hens filed Decem ber 8, 1953 in Volume 11. Mechanic's Liens, Records of Klamath County. Ore ion, at cages 293. 295. 273. 289. 283. 283, 281. 279 , 291. 277, 273 and 387 oe oecreea o or a urn uen uoon the personal property therein described and be forecloied and that the inter est of the defendants Butte Valley State Bank a corporation, and Wal ter P. Lassett and R. Cecil Cheyne, copartners d.b.a. Klamath Potato Dis tributors, be foreclosed and be de clared inferior in time and right to the interest of the plaintiff therein. This Summons Is served upon you and each of you pursuant to an Order of the Honorable David R. Vanden berg, Judge of the above entitled Court, dated the 23rd day of February. 1954. Dated and signed this 27th day of February, 1954. L. Orth Sliemore Attorney for Plaintiff, 731 Main Street. ' Klamath Falls, Oregon fsb. 27, Mar. S, 13, 20 No. 800. - NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT ' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON ' FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of Gor don L. Ashe, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that 1 have filed my final account as administra trix of the estate of Gordon L. Ashe, deceased, and the Court has set April 19, 1934, at the hour of 10:00 A.M., as the time for the hearing of objections to said final account and settlement thereof. Dated this 9th day of March. 1934. Elizabeth M. Ashe, Admx. J. C. O'Neill Attorney for Admx. Mar. 13, 20, 27 April 3 No. 828 NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will sell to the highest bid der for cash the following-described personal property located at its offices on Highway 66: 1 Ford Cabover, 1941 Model, 16,073 miles. 1 1941 Ford $ Ton, Dual Drive, 12.02 miles. t D4 Model W1609 Equipped with 10 feot LePlant Choate Hydraulic Tilt Angle Blade. 16 in. pads and wide ni.Mif5,lJ'.,.rmourea wlh c. 1 194S Model Watson Brownllpe trans mission. . A,". W,pm?t. to condition. Sealed bids will be accepted from date to be opened March 13. 1954. Right U reserved to reject any and all bids. Dated this 3rd day of March. 1934. KLAMATH FOREST PROTECTIVE . ASSOCIATION Ko. M0 M M-U CLASSIFIED RATES One day Three days , Week run .per word 5c per word lao .per word 20c per word 66c Month run . .MINIMUM ' The minimum charge for any on ad Is 50c. - C FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamath Funaral Homa. 923 I MEETING NOTICES Meeting of the Scottish Rite Bodies for Monday, March I6th haa been cancelled in favor ot the visitation of - the Grand Master with the Malln Lodge on this . date. . ... . S. B. BalslfWaV Ven Mas. 2 LOST AND FOUND LOST, child's plnk-rimmed glasses, vtcln ity Peterson school. Phone 3078. 4 GENERAL NOTICES ; FOR SOCIALLY CORRECT WEDDING INVITATIONS ii ANNOUNCEMENTS - .. . ,. See : ' ' vblGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY Ask for your FREE COPY of "WEDDING CUSTOMS" ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will llad-' ly hain you. Box so. Phone 3383 or 3133. 6 PERSONALS SPENCER Coraetlerre, Phone 7152. REAL SILK, Phone 7m, STANLEY Home Producta. Phone 860d. ' HARRIET McColium representing Min nesota Wooleo Company. Phone 4016. FOR STANLEY Homa Buff Jones, phone 9a63. Producta. call 1 '...) . 10 SERVICES Income Tax Service 'State and Federal Fast and Accurate . 1 $2.50 per form and up Phone 8561..- We service all types of sewing machines. SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Phone 5188 .. Work Guaranteed PRUNING . TREE REMOVAL :: Landscape Service , ' . ; ' Dormant Insecticide Spraying ? AL BAKER Suburban Nurserv Eves. Ph. 2-3167 Days Ph. 81M Sepfic Tanks Cleaned I NEWEST SANITARY METHODS ' also , ' ROTO, ROOTER SERVICE :'; Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, Etc. - , Ed F. King.; 2434 ORCHARD Ph. 9841 SEPTIC TANKS '4 CLEANED'- Locally Owned Since 1944 PHONE 8377 . , LACY KING CUSTOM MADE slip covers. Mar ,! garat Wheeler Jordon, phone 2-3368. J LANDSCAPE Designing Ask us-1 J, tfllk over your plan, M your home. Zl Malln Nursery. Uoraedale . k Harlin. ' NURSING Home. Ladles. Phone 2-3163. ' ' CARPENTER 'work. Remodeling and new- construction. Phone 2.0017. ELECTRIC SHAVER REPAIRS One day service on all makes electric shavers. Remington. Schick and Sun beam. , RtCKYS JEWELERS 700 Main Street Phone 3131 MATERNITY CLOTHES . MAUE TO ORDER Phone 2-3316 INCOME TAX BETURNS 5 Harvey Bispham Phone 2-0351 W. Mc DANIEL. Homa mover. Pbona .! 4527. 1720 Qak. rrtrni'AiMQ 'j ' .i . -t'u' '$ PhonV 4914. GENERAL Sewing. 2623 Wiard. m m' DELUXE CLEANERS. Wall wanhtng a Binriiinj-. n-i reiercnce. rnone hwj. CURTAINS LAUNDERED. Nylon and organdy. Pick up and deliver. Phone CUST OM WORK. Deep roto-hoeing, lawn, gardens and field. Phone 2-0943. NURSING homo ladles. Phone 2-0529. TREES TRIMMED AND REMOVED t-iione wwa. evenings oaai ALL TYPES heavy duty cat work. ' Phone 0212. 13 EDUCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING office machine, lyp In, shorthand, "Speed writing, kindred vubJecK Klamath Business Cntlega. 73 Pine. Phone 4.760. 14 HELP WANTED. FEMALE EARN WHILE YOU IAnNTTmmediata opening.. Interesting. profitable work demonstrating nationally adver- ; tised Stanley quality-plus products. No Rrevious selling experience necessaryV" o capital. See our current ad In March . fi iiisue of LIFE, page 131. Tot com- Rlete Information, phone, write or see -ola Wilson, Unit Manager. Stanley il?m Products, inc.. lsio Carlylt St., Klamath Falls. Phone 6609. 16 HEIPm WANTED, MALE WANTED, MAN with farm exper- ' lence, twenty to thirty years of age. ' Give name, 'address of employers for , past three years, describe experience , and wages expected to Box 783 cara of the Herald and News. ' f 17 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED. Man and wift for Ir- 'V rigatlng pasture and occasional baby sitting. Land with house located two miles from town. No one under 30 years-. ofjigeneedapply. Call 9313 after 8 p.m. WANTED Couple for cattle ranch. N ir school children: salary open, wife will- . ing to cook for two, sometimes three " men. State experience reference, sal ary expected. Writ Box 783, Herald and News. , 1 SITUATIONS WANTID WANTED houseclcanJnf work by Ihe hour. Phone I and yard CHILD CARE. Phona OtntT KXPERIENCED nefro kardener an4 handy man. Lawns, yard, cared for by . th month or Job. All kinds spring ucuiin,. neicrencn. jtm asutnai. CHILD CARE. Phona M01. BABY allllnn. Phone i-lM6, IRONINGS dona in my home. Fhona WOMAN 23 wants housework. Go horn nights. Phone 8603. HOUR work, Dorothy Lambert, phon. 3-0720. ELDERLY ffrntleman needs ' work. Spading, cardan, ale. 230 No. Spring.' afe-