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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1954)
WnDAT, APRIL 1. 1854 ' Merrill Br KOBEKTA DEWEY Mayor Robert Walker and city councllmen, Howard Dewey, Louis llVzkeiUp (To More Comfort Without Nafging Backache i Muiiar badiaeha, loss of pep nj enmr. iBMaaaenaa and dissiaaaa mar b dua to alow, idown of kldntr (uoetlou. Doctor, aar food ,riE3riVPe"0B v,ry important to good fcaaith. Whan ioma avenrday condition, auch as atraaa and atraln, cauaaa thia Important Junction toalow down, many folks suffer na. SiBl backacha-fecl miaarable. Hinor blad aiar irrttationa dua to cold or wrong diet may sum tatting up nightaor frequent passages. ., Don't neglect your kidneya if these conut. Itlons bother. you.Try Doan'a Pllla-a mild al nratie. It'l amating now many timea Doan'a Siva happy relief from these discomforts -alp the It miles of kidney tubee and Altera fluah out waits. Ask for new, large, economy aiss and save money. Gat Doan'a Fills today I The Herald and News is the basic advertising medium of the Klamath Basin because it enters most all homes every day by paid invitation and carries the complete messages of commercial concerns, politely yet forcefully, to all members of the family at the times they wish to receive them. (Iff NIW fASHION IN "HARD. 7 Off" Is rfco brand-new, al-new ufffc CfNrusr -wtfft tne look W taaaorrow that k in avary '54 vMtrKroy. 100 Mrsaposrs Now in the SPECIAL and CENTURY models! New Convertible! Just Arriving! New Rivlerai First Time Available! lew Elf ale BRIGHT NEW SPRING AND SUMMER COLORS! Golf Turquelt Tunlf Blu Lido OrMfi Candor Yollov. Matador Rod Mallbu Bluo Willow Grten ass many man, lad.dif.fl fmfi mw rwo-tonatl "Driro from foetory $33000 Sa up to w Sm Your BUICK Dealer" Stewart, Paul Lewis and Harvey Denham, attended the League of Oregon Cities dinner meeting Thursday evening at the Wlllard Hotel In Klamath Falls. The city and county library room at the Merrill Recreation Hall has been completely redecorated and painted. A committee of Merrill Library Club members, led by the club president, Mrs. Harvey Den ham, spent most of last week com pleting the Job. , Mrs. George Milne,' Mrs. Paul Lewis. Mrs. Eber Kilpatrick and Mrs. Prank Howard attended the 8outhwest Oregon Presbyterial held HOTELS OS3URN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEOFORO Thoroughly Modern Mrs. J, Earley Joe Earley Jr. Proprietor! BUICK PRESENTS A STUNNING NEW Gay new cars $ Fresh new colors Smart new decors Waaoiu Now All-Steel Bodied! 1 March 24 to 2 In Roseburg. -- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry drove to San Francisco during snrim vacation. Other Merrill resi dents in the bay city were Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hendrlckson and Mary Jo. Mrs. Charles Van and Karen vis ited several days in Longvlew, Washington, with her mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Schacherer. Lovetta McTaggert and the Wil liam Douds. drove .to. San. Diego during the vacation week. - Jack Hendrlckson, U. of 0., and Danny Barry, Oregon State, visit ed their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hendrlckson and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Barry during spring va cation.. .." VFW Lost River Post 4(6, the auxiliary and Invited guests en- loved the annual crab feed and entertainment which followed last Saturday evening at the Merrill Recreation Hall. WE cordially invite you to a fashion showing of a bright new springtime on wheels . . . To see the tomorrow-styled Buicks we have ready for you today but now in airy new body styles never available before, and in fresh new summer colors never shown before. For these are smart new Convertibles, hand, some new "hardtop" Rivieras and new all-steel Estate Wagons ready for the first time in the budget-priced V8 Special models, and in the high-powered Century models and all with the ultramodern windshield design of 8weepback pillars. And these high-fashion beauties come in bril liant new summer colors rich new hues that lift your spirits like a robin's spring song. Come see our sampling of these rakish new cars and fresh new eolorg-and discover, in the doing, .what beautiful buys these supremely powered, smoothly responsive Buicks are in every way. MIITON Iie STAKS 0I lUlCK-S.. ft. bickte.l. Show tMKkw Eahtl BUICD. WHIN KTTH AVTOMOtllli AH IUI11 tUICK Will tUlfo THEM H. E. HAUGER 31 Years Your Buick Dealer HKRAI.n AMD OTWBL KLAMATH FALLS. ORKOOM Fort Klamath , '" By MYRTLE WIMER Chief Ranger and Mrs. Louis Hallock returned to Crater Lake National Park last week after i three week's vacation in Arizona During Hallock's absence. Assts tant Chief Ranger Byrne Packard assumed nis duties. , College students returning to school from spring vacation in eluded Bill Vaden, first year phar macy, OSC, son of Mr, and Mis. Ralph Vaden; Jo-Ann Slsemore, osc, daughter of Mrs. Jerry Slse more; Carrell (Sandy) Wilson, first year electrical engineering, OSC, son of Carl Wilson, who brought a guest, Pastor Perez, from Guam, second year In busi ness administration at OSC. Joan Loosley visited her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B Loosley, after a visit with friend!! In Portland, Joan returned to SOC at Ashland, and will graduate tills Spring from OSC in education. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Floyd and two sons have returned from Red Bluff, California where he was em ployed by Ira F. Orem and Har- ry. nie Orems have sold their Red Bluff ranch and purchased the Adams ranch at Merrill, so Floyd will probably stay at the local Otem ranch the year-round where he is employed as ranch hand. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mar tin were dinner guests Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Van Iderstine. Bill Nicholson was recently elected sentinel for Phi Sigma Kappa, national social fraternity, at OSC. He Is in his first year of business administration and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Nich olson. The Nicholsons are now In Corning, California, where daugh ter Marie is attending high school. Hank Nichols. Klamath Falls, blade operator for the state high way department, was busy in this vicinity Tuesday. ... Lynn willoughby, of the water Development Co., Pasco, Washing ton, was a business visitor here Thursday from Medford, where bis company is engaged in seeding clouds. He was looking for a suit able location in Fort Klamath for Installation of a 110 volt portable generator in connection with work for his company. Charles (Bugs) Johnson visited old friends here last week. He drove down from Washington where he is In the garage busi ness with his brother, Ernest. Mrs. Walter J. Wright left Wed. nesday for Alameda, California, where she will spend a month with her daughter, Mrs. Martha Freauff, and a sister and brother. In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamly, who are visiting Mrs. Freauft from Casper, Wyoming, where he owns and manages two news papers. The Hamlys recently pur- chased a home In Berkeley, Call, fornia, where they will spend part of the year. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Strahan spent the weekend visiting his sister and family at Ashland. Snow plows were operatlne again last week following the storm over St. Patrick's Dav which left about four Inches of fresh snow. Along with the birds am! bppo. another sign of spring is the re turn of the local ranch hands. Rex Curry, who works here and at Red Bluff for the Loren L. Mil. ler Company; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hugo and family stopped here last week and will also return soon. They have been at Cotton wood, California, at the Patrick J. McAuliffe ranch. Wednesday, March 17. dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Routley were his sister, Mrs. Burrell short; her son-in-law ana daughter. Mr. snd Mm. Th Gorier, all of Klamath Palls. Mrs. Routly was recently re leased, after two weeks In Klam- ain valley Hospital, where she re. ceived treatment for a back In Jury sustained In a fall at her home. She Is getting along fine now. The home Of Guss A. Pom anrl his son's family, the Gene A. Page's, was the scene of a fam ily gathering Wednesday eve ning. The following guests enjoyed potluck dinner lollowed by a show ing of home movies: Mr. and Mrs. William A. Page, Mr. and Mrs. William Zumbrun, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer (Dutch) Zumbrun and Billy. Mr. and Mrs. I.lovd Nicholson Dickie, Roger and Barbara re turned Wednesday from a week's Stay at Red Bluff. Cslifnrnin where the .Nicholson cattle are on reasea winter pasture.- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zumbrun and Billy enjoyed a few days' via. It in Rogue River Valley last week, seeing relatives and friends in Medford and Ashland. They returned Saturday. . Friends visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Jackson recently were Mr. and Mrs. Mar shall splvey, Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Noah, Wal Iowu, arrived here last Thursday and visited until the following Sat urday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Noah. From here they went to Klamath Falls to see his sister and family, Mr. and inrs. Maurice Benedict, Nedra and Lloyd; her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reed and her parents at Prlneville and at ine uaues, nis brother, Marvin tuapi iNoan, a patient at the State moercuiosis sanatorium Uip The latter is a well known rest. aent oi Fort Klamath, and his many friends In Klamath County will be glad to learn that he is obcnmiy improving. weeKenn house guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. noan were Mr. and Mrs. Ruv Noah, Karen Rae and Jun fmm Independence. He is a son of the pioneer Wood River VaUey couple and a brother of Ben Noah. While here, they visited his, wile's par- ' wiu WU 9, - fTBniC Ed- waras. A weekend house guest at the nome oi Mrs. Elizabeth M. Loos ley was her great-granddaughter, Lee Holiday. Klamath Fail. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holliday. Mr. and Mrs. William Zumbrun are the latest Wood River Valley ctucuia vj nave a iv set In stalled. This ws done last week, and they report perfect reception. Lloyd C. (Blackie) HauDtman was busy Monday and Tuesday moving nousenoid furniture and personal belongings from Chemult to Fort Klamath, where he and Mrs. Hauptman have rented the William E. Davis property lo cated about two blocks north of the Old Fort Tavern and Cafe. Since January first of this year, Haupt man has been operating this busi ness while his wife ran The Wheel, n resaurant at Chemult. The Hauptmnns have employed C. R. Hcndrle as manager of their Chemult restaurant. Mrs. Earl Thompson returned Sunday to her home In Alturas after a three week's stay with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Van Wormer and Douglas. we has almost fully recuperated from a slight paralytic stroke suf fered at Alturas about a month ago. and has been resting at her daughter's home. Coming up from Alturas to take her home was her husband, Earl Thompson. Mumps have invaded Fort Klamath, and to date are confined to members of the Weston H. and Clifford Engle families. Ill nt home at this writing are both Weston and Clifford, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Engle, pioneers of the valley; Russell (Rusty) Engle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Weston En gle, who Is In Klamath Falls with his maternnl grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Obrcnski; and lit tle Rex, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ewle. Mr. and Mrs. James Van Wor mer and Douglas were Wednes day evening dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Knowles and children. Elk steak. from hull elk killed by Knowles last fall, was featured on the menu. Unusual Accident Kills Motorist NEWBERO, Ore. Ifl Charles Lcland McKlssIck, 12, won Injured fatally Tuesday when strilrlc on the head by a 2x4 which ho was carrying In his car. It was too long to (It Insld. the car so McKi&slclc hnd put on. end out the window. This end snngRed a telephone pole as McKLsslcIc rounded a corner. The other end of the 2x4 swung around, hitting WcKissick's head. The car traveled on 300 feet, then crashed Into a house". McKissIck died In a hospital a few hours later. People DO Read SPOT ADS -you ore! CLASSIFIED RATES One day Three days , Week run Month run per word 5c ..per word 12o per word 20c . per word 66c MINIMUM The minimum charge tor any one ad la 60c BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may be handled through box numbers at the paper for a service charge of 25c. ADJUSTMENT Please make all claims for adjust ments without delay. Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 6:30 p.m. will be made in following day's publication, by 12 Moon Saturday for Monday. . .... BEAU.UNE3 ., Classified ads accepted up to 5:30 p.m. for following day's publication, up to Noon Saturday for Monday, classified display ads accepted up to 12 Noon for following day's publi cation. C FUNERAL HOMES WARD'S Klamath Funeral Utah Street. Phone 3334. I MEETING NOTICES SPECIAL COMMUNICATION CHILOQUIN LODGE No. 107 A.F. & A.M. Friday, April 2nd, 1954 at 8 p.m. Work in MM Degree. Refreshments. Visiting brethren Invited. George Brautlacht, W.M. CRATER LAKE Lodge No. 211, A.F. & A.M. Will hold a stated communica tion at the I.O.O.F. Hall, Thursday eve ning, April 1, at 8:00. Visiting brethren in vited. Refreshments. Lawrence A. French, W.M. Legal Notice EXECUTRIX NOTICE OF FILING FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ' THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter nf th F.Btati. nf Jn M. Johns lalso known aa Joseph M. Johns), Deceased. Notice ia herebv eiven that T have filed my Final Account and report as Axecmnx oi me estate or joe m. Johns, (also known aa JoaeDh M. Johns), Deceased, and the above-en- iiuea court nas nxed 3 o'clock p.m., Wednesday. May 5. 1954 aa the time. and the Circuit Court Room in the Klamath county Court House. Klam ath Falls, Oregon, as the place, when and where any person may present ob- jectlona or exception thereto, and mat at aucn lima and place the court will finally paaa upon and aetUe aaid Account. Josephine Johns, Exprutriy April 1, 8, 13, 22 No. S53. ADVERTISEMENT TOR BIDS Sealed bids will ho. received until 2.30 p.m. Thunday April 15, 1954, at the office of the Klamath County School juisinci, veterans memorial Buucunf, Klnmath Tails. Oreson. iienerai dim, wnicn win inciuaa tne mechanical work, will be for the erec tion of a two-clairoom addition to the GHchxUt School, Otlchrltt, Oregon. The addition will cover a ground araa of approximately 3.77 ia. n. General bidden will comply with the State Law pertaining the qualification of bidden, Title 9B, Chapter 1. Ore. gon Compiled Lawi Annotated, and file rrequa.ii.catton queiuonnairei t UOi dava before bids are opened. mans and specifications may be ob tained at the office of Howard R. Per rtn. Architect. U21 Main Street, Klanv ath T''-J. Ore con. A rionnalt nf (wonlv. five and no-100 dollars (52J..OOI will be required for plans and specifications. jjeposHs win te rerunara to tne Did ders upon return of the plans and specifications. Plans and specifications are on file at the Builders Exchange Coop., 317 Builders Exchange Bull din. Port and. Oregon, and Eugene Builders Exchange, va ast ZHtn street. Eugene, Oregon. The successful bidder urill be re quired to furnish a Surety Company Bond In full amount of the Contract Price, and he shall be required to carry Public Liability Insurance as specified. A bidders bond or certified check fn amount equal to five per cent (3 per cent) of the lump sum bid mutt ac company the bid as a guarantee for the execution of the contract and the bonds, in case the contract Is awarded tii" bidder. j The Directors nf Klamath Countv scnooi uutrtct reserve the right to reject any and all bids and to wslvt any In formn titles. signed J. r. Hcyden Clerk Mar. 25. April 1, A No. 84.1. Fort Rock By BOHKRTA McGKE A group of Fort Rock-ers met March 23 and 26 at the Grange hall lor rehearsal for Easter Sunday services which will be held at Sil ver Lake. More Voices are needed, especially altos, male voices and sopranos. The next meeting will be held at tho grange hall Thursday evening, April 1, at 8 p.m. Contributions to the March of Dimes are still being received for rort Rock, Anyone who wished to make a donation may do so at the container In the Fort Rock Store, or may deliver It to the March of Dimes chairman, Roberta McGee. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wahl of Sutherlln visited the Bill Mattls family this past week. Mrs. a. Hergert, Carol and Char ley Sllngley went to Bend March where Carol received medical treatment lor tonsilltls. Donna and Lana Moor of Shevlin spent spring vacation with their grandfather, Charley S 1 1 n g 1 e y; their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ward, Teresa and Miiriiyu. Mr. and Mrs, John Harbison, Scott and Debbie visited Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Parks a few minutes March It en route to Lakevlew lrom their home In Sisters, Mr, and Mrs. Bud Parks enter tained Mr. and Mr. Del ben Wilson March 24 on the Wilsons' fourth wedding anniversiry. Mrs. Maurice Ward. Teresa and Marilyn went to Bend Tuesday March 23. They were overnight guests oi Mr. ana Mrs. Marlon acnnicK. The giris nia dental ap pointments the following morning Bill Parks Is home from school wiih the mumps. The Fort Rock C.iige Youth Committee will rr.eet at the Rich ard Brown borr.e Tuescay evening, April 6. Grangers are retr.Xidetl to get tneir tall uile ie a? aa pan ot the lecturer's F"-'ra t the next meeting. April K. i I P a. A gooo turnout la eir-.il sicee sctse oM urarn ssi-.i--ir ai . vaJW 1 t-e fr aod v.-ttii 13t ta vum viirtft wii yx-raeeiw-i tt tll SUk'tKlloti; S:if LU. T aft.it.iiwuR, ii. ,niK?-llnutt. afow 1 MKTINO NOTICES STATED MEETING; OF MANZAN- ITA Chapter No. 173, O.E.a will be held Fri day, April 2, at eight o'clock in that l.O.O.P. hall. Visitors welcome Lois Gueck, W.M. Everett Biehn, W.P. Regular meeting of Disabled Amer ican Veterans and Auxiliary will be held Friday, April 2, iu the K. C. Chas. A. Poteet, A.D.V. Z LOST AND FOUND LOST! On North Third. Brown, Ford Skirt. Phone 48ua. LOST Brown wallet containing driv ra ltcens. etc. Reward. Call 2-3496 S a.m. to 3 p.ni. . LOST Glrard Perreitaux ladles watch. Reward. Phone 2-Q1II1. . MISSING male English Setter, black with grey mixture. Long curly hair, medium alze. Reward. Phone 4804. 4 GENERAL NOTICES EXCISE TAX REDUCTION sale now In progress on Kenmore electrie ranges, Coldspot refrigerator and freezers, plua all other excise taxed items. Ad ditional aavinga up to (24.00. Seara, Roebuck: Ac Co. ' SOROPT1MIST Club rummage sale, Friday and Saturdiv. April 2 and 3. 1029 Main next to Merle Norman Cos metic Studio. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS WU1 glad ly halo you. Box 50. Phone 33B2 or 3153. NOTICE, Loyal Order of Moose elec- uon of officers, regular meetlns Thurs day, April 1st. 6 PERSONALS SPENCER CoraeUerre. Phone 7152. REAL SILK. Phone 7152 STANLEY Homo Products. Phone FOR STANLEY Home Buff Jonea. phone 9S63. Products, call 10 SERVICES Septic Tanks Cledned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS . also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, Eta Ed F. Kinq 2434 ORCHARD Ph. 9841 ' PRUNING : TREE REMOVAL Landscape Service Dormant Insecticide Spraying AL BAKER Suburban Nursery Eves. Ph. 2-3167 . Days Ph. 8188 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Locally Owned Since 1044 PHONE 8377 LACY KING EAST SIDE ELECTRIC Industrial-Commercial-and Residen tial Wiring. Visit our new lighting fixture room. Motors, Controls and wiring supplies. Shop phone 3184 Emergency phones 4881 - 2-3528 2-1779 EXCISE TAX REDUCTION sale now in progress on Kenmore electric ranges, Coldspot refrigerators and freezers, Dlua all other excise taxed Items. Ad ditional savings up to 24.00 Sears, Roebuck Se Co, PAINTING and paper hanging. Phone 7803. EI.ECTH re shaver repair s On day service on all makes electrie shavers. Remington. Schick and Sun- falCKYS JEWELERS 700 Main Street Phone S1S1 CUSTOM TRACTOR work. Phone T-1973. MATERNITY CLOTHES . MADE TO ORDER I'hone a-ram House mover. Phone. and fU etched CUSTOM WOHK. Deep roto-hcttinc lawna, gardens and limus. ynone g-waa. "TBKKS TRIMMED AND removed" Phona 8085. cvcnlnga ASM SEWING and alterations. 3025 Wlarrl. CUSTOM ' M AUK Slip cover.. I.ANDSCA1": dcsianlna ask lis to talk over your plan, at your home. Pruning, apraying. lawnt renovated. Malln Nursery. Homedaie and Ilar- lan. Phone BS02. CURTAINS LAUNDERED; atrltched. Pickup, deliver. Phona BI7I. PLOWING 3-OA04. new equipment. Phona Call DRESSMAKING and alterations. a:tuB. In Hot Springs. OREGON! AN For snrvlre, subacrlp. tiona Call 2-3nns berore noon. KlillE'S ALTERATION SHOP. Outslda rk accepted. Ilnririelda. Phone GARDEN plowing and leveling. Phona llDO-IT-YOURSELF You Can Finish Vour Own C1IESTS o DRAWERS 4 sizes to choose from. All wood construction, with center guides. GEORGE'S CABINET SHOP . 780 MARKET Do-It-Yoursclf With the New SHOPSMITII MARK 5! The First Modern Power Tool Designed for Modern Living I Only new Shopsmlth Mark 6 has Speed-Dhil which lets you dial the correct speed for every operation aa easily as dialing a telephone no belts to change. Power mount lets you add Jointer, Jigsaw, other tools. Converts In seaonds to 8" circular saw, 12" disc sandcr, 34" lathe, 16 V drill press and hori zontal drill. Delivered, fully as sembled and ready OAOM to work Z07 Roberts Hardware 127 Bo. 6th Phone 006 IF YOU RENT DO - IT YOURSELF Tools & Equipment ' ! Make It kara t9 J Yo-.-sif WAN JOfW!. xr- WM1' llliw nur 4 nrrmC rnluiro Hn. wt PAOB NlNfiTCUfa 11 DO-IT-YOURSELF Build Your Own , , : SCALE MODEL CARS and BOATS Complete plastic kite available. ' POOLE'S Hobby Shop 222 So. 6th i ; Phon 8620 PLANT YOUR OWN Rose Bushes Shrubbery : -' Evergreens ' i BUSSMAN'S SEED STORE Formerly Murphey's Seed Store 834 Klamath Phone 3443 IT'S FUN TO DO-IT-YOURSELF . and so easy tool We'll gladly help . you cn oosa ine rignt paints or wall coverings for your next pro. ject, and tell you proper appllca tlon methods. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT HEADQUARTERS A&B PAINT STORE 1229 E. Main Phone 3324 Install Your Own Alumatlc Color Coordinated' ALUMINUM AWNINGS Enjoy the awning, with the rain gutter, lri seven decorator ap proved colors. . ARALUM WINDOW & DOOR CO. . 1317 E. Main , Ph. 8196 8117 Pre-cut L-B lawn' chairs, assemble them yourself rr ...6.5 each LONG BELL LUMBER CO. Main 8s Spring . Phone 3144 REUPHOLSTERY ft DRAPERIES ft, SLIP COVERS ' LET SEARS BE YOUR DO - IT i YOURSELF ' ; HEADQUARTERS Sears has a complete lint of supplies, for your do It your self and save program. Ask for your free instruction book in our Drapery Department ; Sea rs: Roebuck & Co? 133 South 8th Phone 5188 IF YOU BUY DO - IT. YOURSELF MATERIALS Let this handy new WANT AD CLASSIFICATION show you the way to money saving values on a wide variety of materials and tools. Read and use this WANT AO CLAS SIFICATION now appearing dally In the Herald & News. DO YOUR OWN repair. One used S h.p. aneclat duty Sktl-DrtU wlUt ana- act, three ateel bits. ass. J. W. KERNS 7.14 So. Clh Phona 4T PLASTIC WALL TttX DO IT YOURSELF You can make that bathroom beauti ful with nlastlo tile, Wa WIU Instruct you. Only fata per foot. CALI1UUN e XTT Tt. Main Phona MM FIVE DRAWER untlnlthtd ebeita. only Pii.nt tnem yourieiE to maim other furnlahlngfl. Lucas rurmturt, 109 E. JWa in . ' DO YOtin own develotilnB and your own printing. Complete Una of dark room equipment, mut irorn 94.113 at UNUEHWOOD8 CAMERA SHOP Main Phona 7013 HE MODELING? Short on caihT Want that dream kitchen? Io It youriclf- kilchen builtini m ipocialtir, build, you Install and naint. atva tha wlfa - omathina to do. tee ui today, 'ARK CaABUVJET BHUP 40B Smith 8th Phona HKMT paint tprayera, aanderi, waxen. paper-hanKinc tools with your Du Font pawt. "Know-now xreai opra can Tnieinko. JOMNS-Mnnville Aahcwloa fiidlntf-Roof-Inft-Enay to apply, with complet in Ixurtlnni, SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. '' 322H SO;6th Phone SI W RENT all the tool you need for that Do-It -Yourself Job cement mlxert. pud tiler . Jnrki, paint otiUtta, SkU iiwi, filne threaderi, nonderi, drllli, caulk iif( fiini and dnxena of othara. It w don't imve the ttral you nwd-wa'U vat lit Troy V. Cook Co 3040 So. 8th. Phone 4MV1. . I.HJIlf-WElGHT wheelbarrowf. rubber tirrd. Lad lea aire, for general lawn r.d gnrden work. Hffutr price UM. Thta week-end ipedal $10.03. Roherta Hard wan', 127 Sm(h6th, phone BOOB. DO-IT-YOtJRaEUriii prica on all waU pupcr In ck. Other paper 33a aln r la mil. Eaiy to hani- Pra-trimmad. We iva H&U Green SUmpa. K. C. I'mi it Store, 920 Klamath Avo. Phona 3IJ2T). , ALL KINDS. Do-fuYnnrMlf toan Toola. House Jacka, pip thrcadara and tUm Plumbtn poti. SWAN LA KB MOlTLDINfJ CO. 322fl So. 6th. P hon aJl W bARlcROOM iuppfiea for do It your wt developing and print )nf, Bud and: Charlotte'a Newa and Phnto rvle. coen 'Ul 11 p.m., im ixiu rnoom xvw , AtHTLTS- PUT tha Jla'mmond Chortf Otirn without any pravtoua muMeal kaowcj( or training whatsoever. Louie R. Vi-n piano Company. UO trortia TJL F!WI 7132. VAU TAHB Job aaalar. W ctrmittoi and ifixrymi aU types mt tool. asOi t3cSS-KBa S.tW A.,I WAI. 1330 Main Phone 5151
