THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS.' OREGON
PAGE TWENTY-ONE
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THIS CREW represents the many junior Yacht Club members
eagerly anticipating the annual Rocky Point Barbecue, August
21-22. The cruise will get under way Saturday -for those who
travel by water and other members, and their guests will
?o by land or air. All to make their own arrangements for
ood and shelter Saturday night, but Sunday's barbecue
scheduled for 1:30 p.m. at Rocky Point will feature special
beef roasted on spits over coals, salad, beans, rolls and coffee
for a nominal fee. Mild thirst quencher and dessert furnished
by the club. For information and reservations call 2-0344,
6245 or 3213. From the left,' back row, Dick Fyock, George
Flitoraft, Steve Stiles, Tommy Shaw and Alan Clark. Front
row, same order, Judy Angstead, Doug Stiles and Janey and
Kassie Black.
US Troop Withdrawal From Korea Part Of New Plan
WASHINGTON W The United
States will pull two thirds of its
ground strength out ot Korea in
the next few months In carrying
out a new military strategy to
mount a flexible defense against
Communist China and at the same
time build up a central strategic
reserve at home.
In the largest peacetime rede
ployment of American forces, an
nounced yesterday, four full divi
sions will be withdrawn from Ko
rea. Two divisions and smaller
units will return to the United
States, and Okinawa and Hawaii shape up like this: - '
will be strengthened by one divi- Two U.S. divisions will remain
sion each. in Korea to support a South Ko-
Although two fewer divisions will reBn K1'mv now made UP of a0
be left in the western Pacific, de- divisions and to be strengthened
tense omcials interpreted the i nuiciitmi asiumu:.
move as completely in step with
President Eisenhower's clear-cut
warning Tuesday against any Red
attempt to invade Chinese Nationalist-held
Formosa.
NF1V THINKING
The British Commonwealth Divi
sion and smaller units from other
Allied nations also remain in Ko-
OKINAWA
Okinawa, now a major air base.
' Jn Japan, where U.S. ground
forces now Include the Army's 1st
Cavalry Division, the 3rd Marine
Division and the 187th Army Reg.
imental Combat Team, Army offi
cials thought ft likely the 1st Ca
valry and the combat team would
be among the units to come back
to the United Stales. The 3rd Ma
rine Division was expected to re
main in Japan, lor the time being
at least, and one of the Army
divisions to be pulled out of Korea
Optometric
Meeting Held
Inadequate vision ranks second
only to neglected teeth among
America's most common health
problems, said one of the nation's
foremost authorities on the psyco
physiological aspects of vision, Dr.
M. Skelflngton. Dr. skelfington
conducted four seminar sessions
on vision for optometrists ot this
area In Medford Tuesday.
Dr. Skefflngton stated that 30
to 40 per cent of all children are
handicapped in school by visual
problems. Parents should not as
sume that their child has perfect
vision just because he passed the
distance Snellen letter chart at
school, he declared. This Is an
excellent measure of visual acuity
of each eye at 30 feet, he contin
ued, but It does not find the hid
den visual problem that .can be
the really serious one to the child.
Many children wiih 20-30 vision
have binocular problems and
other types of visual dlturbances
at the reading distance that re
sult in poor scholastic achievement.
Dr. Skefflngton went on to point
out that these uncorrected visual
difficulties resulting in failure in
school work often lead to misbe
havior, and Juvenile delinquency.
wnen the child is unable to
achieve In school tacks, said Dr.
Skefflngton, he attempts to gain
recognition by becoming unsocial
and hard to get along with, both
at school and at hnmp
My plea," said Dr. Sefflnar-
lon, ' is lor tne cmidren with the
hidden problems which are the un
suspected cause of retarded read
ing, low grades, or a personality
maladjustment. With good teacher
ooservatlon, an adequate school
vision screening program, and
community consciousness," he
concluded, "our children need not
be handicapped In their develop
ment by these hidden visual dif-
flcultles."
Dr. R. J. Harrahlll of Klam
ath Falls attended the Medford
meeting.
Three daya
Week run
Month run
Wheat Marketing
Cards Available
i Nationalist Formosa and Okinawa
to Japan. '
The strategy implies a strong
U.S. determination to avoid fight-
Wheat marketing cards are now ' I."?,.,"?" ,nJor. w?r .ltrlcty
imilohla at h nnlintu ACO nfflno ! UIUUS UI Uie JVOieitn
for all wheat growers who want
,iu. iui-l: i Ms trarrisoned ov one Armv rem-
increased stress ipS IlSlblUW I comb'" ul m"y Bh-
inn ih imn.ri.. ,, ...,., : strong. The new emphasis upon I STRATEGIC PLANS
Pariii,. rtfsno lino r, ' the importance of that island won ! The division in Hawaii could at
the Philippines in the south through , lrom J World .W,I, " Wi" j ?,ny, 'i ?e b,""1SM ck 10 Ule
Nationalist Formo onri nkinnu-. ! sencl Iu division to Okinawa, United States for dispatch to come
to market wheat and who have
not exceeded their 1954 wheat al
lotment or have not grown In
excess of 15 acres of wheat.
Farmers who have exceeded
their 1954 wheat allotment or 15
acres can secure a marketing card
only by paying a penalty of $1.12
per bushel on the excess wheat or
by otherwise satisfying the penalty
In a manner prescribed by the
county committee.
Marketing cards may.be obtained
by calling in person at the county
ASC office In the Tower Theater
building or by requesting by letter
that, the marketing card be mailed
to them.
Insure your House and House
hold with Norland and save 20 per
cent. 621 Pine St.
peninsular
When the troop reshuffling has
been completed, probably next
year, America's military lines will
Girl Drowns
After Long Fall
'ATHALMER, B.C.. .W;-An
American girl tourist survived a
60-foot fall into a mountain stream
but drowned while trying to swim
to safety. Royal Canadian Mounted
Police repored yesterday.
The Mounties said Patricia Chrl
spensen of Dubuque, Iowa, lost her
balance while posing for. a photo
graph Tuesday . at the edge of
Marble Canyon in Kootenay Na
tional Park and toppled over the
edge.
probably the 1st Marine Division
now in Korea. That Marine divi
sion and its supporting ground
units and air wing is the most
powerlul single military unit now
in the Far East.
Formosa, as Eisenhower noted,
would be guarded by the U.S. 7th
Fleet, which has been under or
ders to defend the island since
the outbreak of the Korean War.
'Dog1 Turns Out
To Be Lion
HUNTSVILLE, Utah MV-Mrs.
Jack Hislop fired a single pistol
shot, intending to scare away r
"iarge dog" that was molesting
some of her sheep near her bed
room window. 1
In the morning she said she al
most fainted when she found that
she had shot a nine-loot moun
tain lion. It had been killed with
a 32-caliber bullet Just under the formed around the 7th Fleet, which
left shoulder. 'is Dasea in japan.
other part of the world, or shifted
westward again across the
Pacific.
The Army now has eight divi
sions in the United States and five
in Europe. Smaller units and sup
porting forces are stationed both
at home and abroad.
The Air Force started Us part
in implementing the oiew Pacific
strategy several months ago when
jet bombers were sent westward to
survey routes and facilities for fu
ture basing and operations. Tne
World War II . type B29 wings
which carried the brunt of Air
Force bombing operations in Ko
rea arc to be brought home and
re-equipped with jet aircraft be
fore returning: to the central and
westen Pacific on a rotation
basis that will give experience to
officers and crews of the Strategic
Air Command.
The Navy has maintained a con
siderable force in the western
Pacific since the Korean War. It ts
Timber for Sale. United States De-lOnt riav
Management. Sealed bid ai hereinafter:
designated will be rectlved by the Dis
trict Forcater, Bureau of Land Manage
ment. City Hall, Medford. Oregon, prior
lo IUijo a.m.. pacific standard Time.
on September 16. 1954 tor all Umber
marked or designated for cutting. Be
fore bidi are mbmltte full informa
tion concerning tha tin. er, the condi
tion! of aale and submission of bids
hould be obtained frr.m the above Dis
trict Forciter. The right m hereby re-
aerved to waive technical defects in this
advertisement and to reject any or all
bids. The United States reserve the right
to waive any Informality in bids re
ceived whenever sucn waiver is in. tne
interest ot the United Slain. In Klam
ath County: Oregon; Klamath Market
ing Area: Combined O&C and Public
uomain: ureen: aii umucr ucsignntru ;
for cutting on Lot 6. Sec. 34, and LoU
2. 3. and 4. sec. 3J. V. w hkh.
W.M. nd NWt4NWU Sec. 3 E'Cli.
SE1,. S'tSE't Sec. 8, Lots- 1. a. and
3 Sec. IT. T. 41 S.. R. 6 E-. W M ,
estimated for the purpose of this sale
be ai p an. n. nnutias - ir t,' j
M bd. ft. Pondcrosa Pine. 188 M bd.
ft, lucente cedar, no oin mr ies mnn
$HR3 per M bd. ft. for the Douglas Fir
MB.90 per M bd. ft. for the Ponderosa
Pine, WOO per M bd. !t- "r he In
cense Cedar, or a total purchase price
of $31,366.23, will be considered. Mini
mum deposit wun ma m.iwu.wj.
No. T8 August 19-26 September 2-9
Boys' Contest
Ends With Death
MIAMI, Fla. Police pulled
the body of 9-year-old Jimmy Ber-
rian from the Coconut . Grove
Yacht Basin yesterday but efforts
by a fire dtpartment re spirit tor
unit laiied to revive h'm.
Homicide Detective W. T, Mc
Clure said witnesses told him the
boy and a playmate had been try
ing to see who could stay under
water longer
DELEGATE
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. 11
Arthur S. Lall, New York consul
general of India since 1951, has
been appointed India's permanent
delegate to the United Nations.
Legal Notice
Legal Notice
CLASSIFIED RATES
per word 6c
pei word 2o
per word 30c
. per word 65c
1 1 DO-IT-YOURSILF
Timhrr for Sale. United States De
partment of the Interior. Bureau of Land
Management urai Auction oias ncic
Haftrr designated will be received by
tne District joresier. Bureau ui wnu
Management. City Hall. Medford. Ore
gon, beginning at 10:30 a.m., Paciitc
Standard Time, on September 18, lM.
for all tlmher marked or designated for
cutting. Before bids are submitted, full
information concerning the timber, the
mnriitinn of sale and submission ot
Mds nhould be obtained front :ie ji'aove
District Forester. Tne nsni w nrrr.j
reserved to waive technical dc.ects In
this advertisement ami t rejeci nny m
all bids. The United States reserves the
right to waive any ininrmamy in uim
received whenever auch waiver is In
tha interest of the United States. In
Jackson County: Oregon: Klamath .Mar
iTet'ne Area: O&Cr ftreo": u .ii"vr
designated for cutting on NR', B'a-
NWl. N'iSK'i. ftCC. 1H. 1. 1J a., I
4 E. W.M.. estimated for the mirposc
of this sale to be ?H4 M bd. ft. Douglas
Fir, 1,586 M bd. It. I'onaernsa mic
ui M kh ft Sunur Pine. 261 M bd
ft Incense Cedar. 80 M bd. ft. White
rtr na hiri for lest than S10.10 per
M bd. ft, for the Doutlns Kir. $:U.fl0
per M bd. ft. for the Ponderoa Pine.
! m nr M bri. ft. for the Sugar Pine.
93.00 per 3 oq. ii. tor "c
Cedar, $6.80 per M bd, ft. for the White
Fir, or a toal purchase price of $64,128.
73, will be contreted. Minimum deposit
With Did 93.H3U.qu.
No, 77 August l-ze.
DEADLINES
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 tollowlng day's publi
cation, i
BOX NUMBERS.
Answers to ads may be handled
trough box numbers at tne puper
for a service charge of i5c.
A CARD OF THANKS
ROSETTA TILE
IN RED, GREEN, AND BUPP
For planter boxes, fireplace
fronts . and other decorative
. veneers.,
Peyton & Co.
835 Market
Phone 5149
STA-DRI Masonry paints. "The Mir aria
i!!a,in?.','l'," & C.i. 83S Market St.
TOOLS FOR RENT - Cement Mixers,
wheelbarrows. Screw and Hydra ultd
tacks, Sanders ot all kinds Sktl.
law- etc Klamath Valley Lumber Co,
IMP South ijixth. Phone 4l6.
We wifttt to extend our heartfelt thanks
and appn-ciation for the acU of kind
netis. mensaaes of sympathy, and beauti
ful floral offerings received from our I
kind friends and neighbors during our
recent bereavement in the loss ot our
beloved husband and father. We es
pecially thank the Reverend Dale Hew
itt. Mrs. Louis Boldiichar and
family.
PLASTIC WALL TILE
DO IT YOURSELF
Vou ran make that bathroom benutl.
tul with plastic tile. We will instruct
vou. Only 4ac per toot.
UALHUUN S
357 E Main . Phone MM
BKE HIVE Truck Rxninl n Mn...
self, save W Beacon Mobile Service. 1201
chi mctin. rnnnc tkim. .
rUNCKAl HOMi
1 MEETING NOTICfcS
Regular meeting
of Disabled Amer
ican Veterans &
Auxiliary wiil be
held Friday, Aug.
20, in the K.C.
Chas A. Poteet,
A.D.J.
ST ANDFOUND
LOST GERMAN Shepherd female pup
py. six months old. Black. Disappeared
Saturday morning in Lakeshore Drive
vicinity. Call 2-;U80.
LOSi . uAUiES --LG1N waicn, .en
in rest room at Moore Park Saturday
afternoon. Contact Moore Park super-
iudendent or Mrs. J. L. Briscoe, lUtt
iViciiiiiia), J!.ugeiie, ore. Pnone -7tUi7
Reward.
4 GENERAL NOTICES
COMMUNITY rummase ale all week.
end. Ten per cent lor Polio. At 3110
uristoi.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
To: Owner of Property Involved, the
General Public; and any person partic
ularly interested:
Notice Is hereby given. hat the Com
mon Council of the CI1' of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, uoon n own ini
lion and consideration proposes to
change from Cla I Residential I) s
tricl to Class 3, Business District, the
territory within the following descrlp-
,(LtB0?V T. and 8 or Block 11. Or
iginal Town of Klamath Falls. Klamath
County, Oregon.
tmi in common -uuncn hub
the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m. of the
7th day of September, lfh4, at tne
Council cuamners in tne
the Citv of Klamath Falls, Oregon. Ml
a regular meeting of said Common ;
Council, as the time and place for hear-1
Ing objections and protest to the pro
posed change and recllftrHon M
raid property: at which time any party
may be heard. ,
Thiq notice i given by authority of
the Common Council of the CU; of
Klamath Fall, Oregon, expressed In "
resolution heretofore adopted and which
fixes the time and place for said noar-
'"fione this Aug. 19, 1M4.
Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge. City of Klamath
Falls. Oregon.
No. 7 August 19-2U September a
IT'S LUCAS FURNITURE'S carload
sale of bedroom sets, now in progress!
Over 2Q different styles and finishes to
choose lrom.
6 PERSONALS
ARE YOU HAPPY?
' MRS. FLETCHER
PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT
Owes truthful advice on all at
fairs ot life. Tells you past, pres
ent and future without asking
questions. She has helped others
and can help you. Gives names,
dates bnd facts. The truth, good
or bad. Satisfaction guaranteed or
no charges. Close to Big Y.
Readings Dally 9:00 a.m.
to 0:00 p.m.
4818 South Sixth SU
NOTICE OF MEETING OF
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
In comollance with Sec. 123-824 OCLA
notice in hereby given that the Board
or Director oi tne sneaia view irriga
tion District will alt as a Hoard
Equalization to review and correct
thr 195.1 assessment roll of said Dis
trict at Its office near Malln, Oregon
on September 20. 1934; and win con
tinue to sit from day to day as long
as may be necessary to determine any
cbjections by any Interested persons to
the assessments and apportionment
thereof.
SHASTA VIEW
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Elva Smallcy, Secretary
No. 70 August lt-26 September 2-8
Any way you figure it
PONTIC
is your
Lest t
uy
Now
Figure it on Size!
No other car to big ia priced o low. Check Pontile inch' for
inch and pound for pound with cara coating much more and
you'll discover that, despite Fontiac'a low coat, you make no com
promise with true big-car comfort, stability and roominess.
Figure if on Performance!
Get behind the wheel and put the most powerful Pontiac ever
built through its pacea and see how its big, high-compression en
gine packs reserve power for any emergency. Bb sure to test its
nimble response in traffic then cruise it along the open road and
see how many more easy-going miles you get on so much less gas!
v
Figure it on Dependability!
Now recall all the good things you've heard about Pontiac's long,
carefree life its ability to deliver years andyears of trouble-free
motoring with an absolute minimum of operating and main
tenance expense. And because Pontiac's reputation for depend
ability has never been greater, you are assured of a maximum
resale value when it comes time to trade again.
DOLLAR FOtt DOLLAR YOV CAST BEAT A rOMIACl
Figure it on Price!
After you've seen how thoroughly good Pontiac is, check
how little it costs you to own and drive one. And while
you're figuring costs, figure them all three ways Pontiac's
attractive first cost, right down next to the lowest Pon
tiac's wonderfully low operating cost and Pontiac's re
markably high trade-in value. Ripht now, you know, we're
offering better deals than eicr before. Come in and get
all the facts and you'll quickly see that' there never was a
better time to buy!
PARKER PONTIAC CO.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE or uncuun
rnn tut fTillNTV OF KLAMATH
Georgia Woods, plaintiff, va Gene
Woods, defendant.
To: Gene Woods, tn the name of the
Stnie of Oregtin, greeting: . ,
You are hereby required to appear
and answer me comjiwinu nica lignum
jou on or before tne inn day ot scp
timhr ln.VI mid if vou fail lo no an-
pear and answer, for wnnt thereof,
plaintiff will apply lo the Court for the
relief prayed for In her complaint
agaliut you, to-wlt: for divorce from
you on the grounds of cruel and in
human treatment and for the custody
of the minor children of plaintiff and
drnint Your attention is snerlfical-
ly. directed to the complaint on file In
the above entitled cause.
This summons Is served upon you hy
publication pursuant to an order of the
Honorable o. E. van vactor, Judge of
the District Court of Klamath County,
Oregon, The Clrrult 'Judge of the above
entitled court helng absent from the
county, said order being dated the 9th
day of August, lflM, and by publication
thereof for a period of four consecutive
and successive weeks 14 insertions
The date of the first public ion is the
12th day of August, 974. and the date
of the last publication is the 2nd day of
septemoer, 1934.
George H. Proctor
Attorney for Plaintiff
12 Melhawe Building
Klamath Falls. Oregon
Augiiat 12, 19. B6, September 2 No. (if)
NOTICE OF RALE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE
STATE OF ORF.uON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of Fred
C. Bellinger, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
rlstrKisrnttri administratrix nf the estate
of Fred C. Bellinger, deceased, will
from and after September 3, 1054. nt
10 a.m. oroceed tn sell to the highest
bidder for cash the real property of
laid estate described as follows:
Lot 39A in Block 7 of Railroad Add).
Hon to City of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
in Klamath county, uregon.
The right la reserved to reject any
nd all bids.
P'e In writing may be left with the
urMvigned at the office of her attor
neys. Ganong & Ganong, First Federal
Buuaing, Kiamatn Falls. Oregon.
any time from date hereof until satd
property is sold.
This sale Is made pursuant tn licenxe
of the abova entitled Court dated July
41,
Florence B. Chapel
Administratrix of naid Estate
August 5, 12, IS, 20 No. A7
606 So. 6th St.
Klamath Falls, Or.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEA niNfl
Notice Is hereby given that the Com
mon Council or the City of Klamath
taut, uregon. proposes to annex
said City, territory within the bounds of
the following description, to-wit:
Beginning at the center line of Wash-
ourn way ana me norm una or eier
leln Avenue extended, In Two. Itfl South
Range 9 E.W.M. Klamath County, Ore
gon: thence south along the i-enter line
of Washburn Way to the sretinn corner
common to section 33 and 34 of said
Township and Range and sections
and 4 of Two. 3D South. Hanse f) E W
M ; thence east on the section line
common to section 34, Twp. 38 South.
Range 9 E w M. and section Two.
39 South. Range E W M.. betna th
center line of Shasta Way to the eflrt
line or sunny una Addition extended
In Klamath County, Oregon: thence
north on the east line of said Sunnyland
Addition to the northeast corner of lot
S In block 2 of aaid Sunnyland Addi
tlon; thence west on the north line of
said Sunnyland Addition to the east line
of Tract 37 In Enterprise Tracts tn
Klamath County, Oregon: thence north
on the eatt line of said Tract 37 to iti
Intersection with the north line of Eb
erlein Avenue: thence west on the
north line of Eherlein Avenue to the
point of beginning, containing 48.01
acres more or irss.
That the 23rd da of August. 10-'4
at the hour of 7 30 o'clock PM, thereof
at a regular meeting nf said Common
Council, to be held In the Council
Chamber of the City Hail for said
City; registered voter of the City ol
Klamath Falls, Oregon, may appear
and be heard, by the Common Coun
c.l, on the question of annexing to said
City, the territory within the bounds of
said description.
The Common Council ha elected to
dispense with submitting the question
of annexing said territory to the reg
istered voters of the City by election
and In lieu thereof the hearing herein
given notice of will he held.
This notice has been authorized and
ordered given fay Ordinance and Reso
lution of said Common Council, duly
and regularly adopted at a regular
meeting thereof held Aug. 2nd, 1914.
and thereafter approved and signed by
the Mayor of said City.
Done this 5th day of August, 1954.
Frank A. Blackmer
Police Judge.
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon
Aug. 1-12-19 No. CO.
W ATKINS PRODUCTS. Phone fl853.
FOB STANLEY Home
Buff Jones, phone 0fit(3.
FULLER BRUSHES.
T hoc Irk e. DCI04
Product, call
Phone ' Frits
WANTED A WORKING woman to
share small house with working worn-
See at ana Btsbee or pnonc shi,
BEDROOM RETS. 7H.SQ up, Lucas Fur
niture, ma east Main.
7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES
YOUNG WOMEN of any faith needing
rorviaenuai aavice may contact Mrs.
Duncan, Catholic Charities, 278 W
H road way, cugene, Oregon. Phon
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.
2-H30D. P.O. BOX 204.
10 SERVICES
J -tOUCATIONAL
Enlarging
ACCORDION BAND
Accordion Lessons
Beginners or Advanced
'Lessons starting.
Rentals Available.
Phone 7580 or 2-9149
buOKKKEPlNG
office machine, typ
REGISTRATIONS accented for fail
piano Instruction. Beginners, advanced,
children, adulta. Phone B2U3.
-HELP WANTED. FEMALE
BEAUTICIAN
Wanted
IMMEDIATELY
(Due To Illness)
SALARY GUARANTEED
Call
STEVE PETERS
CHARM CENTER
Ph. 4367
RECEPTIONIST wanted. Must be good
typist. Hours, 4 to 12 p.nj. Apply Klam
ath Valley Hospital.
WOMAN TO TAKE care of Invalid. Call
at apartment H, 14ai Stiplanydo.
16 HELP WANTED, MALE
Phone
We Service ALL Appliances
If you have troubles
CALL KIRK - PHONE 8886
, KIRKPATRICK'S
En st side Appliances, 132 So. 7U)
Westinghouse, Oeneral Electric,
Gibson and Easy Dealer
IF YOU PRESENT A NEAT
APPEARANCE, ARE ALERT,
aggressive, sincere, willing to
learn and work hard for achieve
ment in a permanent growing busi
ness, we will give you the oppor
tunity to join the finest sales or.
ganizatlon of its kind in America.
No previous selliiiK experience
necessnry. Each man individually
i run ma uy experts. We are expanding-
our organization. . Need
two men 24 to 46 years old. Must
have car. Work iu protected ter
ritory. E. SVELA
Winema Hotel, Klamath Falls
August 19-20
. mi i ' ; a . -
muisuay a.m. lo 5 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Septic. Tanks Cleaned
NEWEST SANITARY METHODS
also
ROTO' ROOTER SERVICE
Cleans Sewer Ltnta of Roots, eto.
Ed F. King -
3434 ORCHARD PH. S841
G. E. and BENDIX
APPLIANCE SERVICE
FRED and RENO
Formerly with Fyock's
Phone 9807 Evenings 3470
NEW LAWNS '
TREE SURGERY
INSECTICIDE SPRAYINO
Mosqultos, earwigs, aphids, mites
AI Baker Suburban Nursery
Ph. 2-3167 Ph. 8188
..We service all types
of sewing machines.
Work Guaranteed
SEARS ROEBUCK CO.
Phone 5188
MOVING? . . .
Call 7425 or 7408
Local Long Distance Moving
Piano and appliance moving 9
specialty
Transfer and Storage
Agents Be kins Moving & Storage
PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE
. Warren Bennet Mgr.
"Since 1918-
WANTED AI.TKR ATIONS, children"!
clothe and patching. Phone 3431.
SKWINO. Ironing, my home. afl2ii Wiart
ALTERATIONS and ilmple ewln at
reamnablt? rate. Phone H2M alter noon.
CABINET "MAKING, airklndwemodc.
Ing Form lea top specialty. Phpne 3016
PLOWING, discing and harrowing Gar
denlng H P Jarrard. phone fn.12
WATCH rrnalrlng. Beachi Jeweler
014 Main Phone :i4f3.
ROTOVATE that fir haxafd Lnwtu
rotovated and leveled, Phon 2-0941
If AVE YOUR tchool altprationi done
now. Outxlde work gladly accepted
Jwinle. Anita'a.
Crater Hand Prints
Custom madr DKCALS
Phone 2-1191
VOH HOUSE MOVING. W. McDantel,
THt Oak. otione toll.
SEPTIC tank and line cleaned and
Installed. Lacy King, 't'103.
HAY HAL'LINC. aUcking or delivery.
Phone 2.0&"4.
' WANTED
AMBITIOUS. MEN
For outside Belling In our appliance
division. If you are Interested in
making a good Income for yourself
wo will tell you how you can do
It. Car essential. Wo nlve nald vn.
catloiu. merchandise discounts,
etc. .
GAMBLE'S
-1039 Main Street
MANexpcrienccd In nulling unto ac.
ceMorleB.ppiyMoMocryWnrd'a.
WANTED Manager for ppllai.ee de"
nnrtmcnt. J. W rfm- tt U u
Street. : " aiin
18 SITUATIONS WANTED
EXCEIXENT Child rare for pre-ichool-
era. J- enced yard. Phone. a-tlBB
HOUSEWORK for onodyltTauIf.
dnyi Sundayi off. Or home cleaning
by hourPhong Mn. Mund. B2I4.
Clin.DCjRE;rone3-iOL"
IRONING dona In mv hT "oiT.
Will. '
KEEP CHILDREN tn my homo hour
or Hay, can North pth,
inONING and se wing to do In " my
home. Phone f122.
22 ROOMS FOR RENT '
FOR RENT iteam heated ileeping room
Cloae In, Phone 77.11.
70RRENT. Jip7H I gh Street
FOR RENT, room tn nice home. Kttch
en prlvllegea:Phone2.347lor48no.
ROOM, with kitchen prlvllegea. Phone
.wnii.
? POMS. 620 Jefferson. "" "' "
COOL. AIRY akcplng ronrnj. Quiel
clean. Closa In Phona 2-0214
ROOMS io:4 IlTghT
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
NEWLY DECORATED three room apart,
mrnt, nalurfll hot water hrat. al uitl
Itie fumtahed, 4S. lBU Eiplannde
nhone 7273.
r-l'MNISHKD APARTMENT. Private rn
trnnce. Water. Ilnhta, heat furnished.
ArindMlonec;Phoiij li'ist'i after tl n m.
FOR RENT furnished thri-Vrlim cmirt
apnrtmrnt with (jnth, utility and ttfi
.'( Phone 4W).
A'l TRACTIVE duplex ii'rWln
ernt A vrnue near acnoola
fs-W 4;tv.
MATEHNITY CLOTIUtS
MADE TO ORDER
Phone t-W9
CURTAINS laundered and itretchad
Phone Mj3.
PAINTING and paperhanglng. Free
(Vtlrnatea, call Tim MacNann. Phon
2-30V2.
BABY SITTING, hv dny or hour
Thre yrart or over. 603 Jefferson
Phone 2AtM.
MILOHB CABINET WORKS - Store
fitiiret, Vilchrn cabinet window,
framaa. 177 Ivory Phona 9465.
I ' '1 ' N ' KiL o r t ii tent s . PhnnT"n i on
CLEAN, quiet two room apartment.
Completely fiirnished. 1143 Pine.
CLEAN FOUR room a"partTnentElec
irlejieat. tin. J7I6 Fargo.
FOR RENT" Apartment" with water7m
Pine.
F I m N I S H V. Dwonv"mVpa'r tm en t $ l
and 947.30. All utllltlej paid. 410 N.
lUth.
FOR LEASE one f i ve rKom ana
ment, furnished and one four
ouniiea lurnisnea.
2-32)11.
FOR RENT Two room modern
n eni for adults. ,121 Broad.
FOR RENT, one bedroom apartment,
downtown. Nicely fum!hed, newly dec
orated. Phone HB36 or .Vio7.
CLF.AN TWO room apartment. Fveryl
thing furnihcd Including llnem and util
Itiet. Ascot Hotel, phone 2-P128.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. Greet
Apartmcnti, 710 Main.
BHIfJIfT. furnished two room apartment
In brick building, ateara heat $40. 324
Broad
THREE ROOM fumlihed ' apaxtmant
Alpha Apartment, phone 4522.
TWO ROOMS and bath, aUso two room
cahln. Close in. inquire 918 High.
FURNISHED apartment. 200 Market
A na rt ment g.
STEAM heated apart men i. 628 Oak.
APARTMENT for rent. "Walnut Apart
menta. 415 Walnut
THREE ROOMS and hath. Partially
furnthed.No children. B30Propect
MODERN. FURNISHED apart man
tar counle. Cloae In. Pboo 4402 of
1 343. 03S North NIMH.
1(128 Derby, phone
apart