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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1937)
AujniHt 1937 THE NLWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN 6 MUcelleneous For Sele roll BALK Kimball Whitney piano, good romltllnn. Inutilre office (lliMirourt Apia., Weyer haeuser Idmi). i-IO HI'KCIAI, IIIIYS ON ITHKD ELKO TltlO ItANCIKH from I0 up. Term. Oregon Equipment t!o., 117 Ho. 6lh. I ! UPllttl.HTKItINQ Two -place eulte recovered, 113 60 ami up. Carlson Muttrtwa and Uphol aterlitg Co., 1201 Main. phone 7U 1. 1(1 roll HAI.K Hand for cement and plaster, 12 Jl par yard dellv rail, Phone soy. I-II MATTHKHHKS Old mattresses niada no. 1 60 arid up. Una day service. Carlson Mattrss and Upholstering Co., 1205 Main. I'fauna 71. I-II AWNINUB Carlson Mnttroaa and UpholalMrlni Co., 120( Mal.i. Phone VU1. s 21 roil BALK Trailer house, rra amiable. IHUO bliirk Oregon Avenue. 1-25 40 To Eichanqe TltADK Kleetrlr range, Kord radio for wood. I'hona 18H!t-J. all TKAOK Klght-rouui house for ranrh Call 1 104 :il 42 Mitcellanoout Wanted WANTKII TO IIKNT I'nfurnlsh ad house with two or mora bed roouia. News-Herald, llox 1 1 7H. a-II WANTKD TO ItKNT Hmall part ly furnished house. No pels or children. News-Herald, l!n 1 191. 123 HKSPO.NHIIII.K I'AHTV want! 2 or 3-beitroom modem furnlnh ail house. Mr. Harkln, Moe'a Store, S 20 WANTKD - Used tent, must bu In Rood rnmlllton. Sti 12x14. Give price. News-lleiald, llm 1191. 120 WANTKD TO BUY Weaner and feeder plga. Call 110. 3Mf WANTKD TO IIKNT Three or four-room furnished bouse. Call lib data. 121 WANTKD Logging trucks, in. mile haul. 12. to. Bradley Mill. Lincoln. Oregon. 8 24 CHICKS, 9 a 100. Rorka and New Ilampahlraa every Wed nesday. Ilrook'a Hatchery, K.ist N HI.. Oranta Pese. Ora. I I Out written pucaontM cuerurM you of complete atisfaotlon or your money back. We etand behind erery ueed oar we ell. Ask any of our cus tomers what kind of a deal they got. Than coma and see the kind of deal we're prepared to offer you I All Make. All Models All Bargains Easy Termi Low Down Payment I93S Ford Tudor Radio and heater, an R, & S. ear, 18.000 milei, li really tn good condi tion $495 1932 Pontiae Coupe Rumble teat, conomical 6-cylinder job, finished in Crater Lake blue. A beautiful job $295 1933 Chevrolet Matter Coach In nice condition $365 1935 Ford Coupe Thoroughly Renewed and Guaranteed, orig inal Cordovagray paint job ex cellent $465 1936 Ford Tudo Guaranteed -Renewed and $565 1936 Ford Pickup 18,000 actual miles, practically new 6-ply tires, original blue finish like new $485 Balsiger Motor Co. Main and Esplanade 527 Klamath 42 Mlicelleneou. Wanted II. I. IIKI) and llarred Rock chlrka hnlcliitiK every week. Mugulre Klerlrle llntrhery, 1416 N. K. Oregon HI., Portland, Oregon. l-l-mtf LAI.VKH WAI'TKD Albert Bar ren, Aahland lloula. WANTKD TO IIIIY Weaned calraa. Phone 65IW4. 431-tf CAHII for wine or haar bottlee. Main Hlraal Uollla Kichsnge. 140s Main. 47-tf UHKIl KUUNITIJItK and BTOVKS UK Htron.l lluud Hlora. 1121 Klamath. I'hona till. 470-l( 44 Llvottoek and Poultry ANYONK IIAVINO HOKHKH with staggering disease, see 8. M. Blnmti-r, Mnlln, Ora. lit r"UK HAI.K-e-Uilernsey and Jersey eowa and heifers. Klamath Killing Htuhles, Houth 6tll. a ll KOK BALE Weaner plica. I mlln west of county' furm. Rt. 1. Iioi (C3. 1-21 roil HAI.K Choice milch cowa. A. llarryhlll, Donanta. Ora. Ill POK HAI.K t aaddla hor.es. Al bert llarratt, Aahland lloute. - 46 Financial Tha Klrat Federal haa PLENTY OF MONEY AT 6 TO 8 TO BUY . . . BUILD . . . REMODEL Own a M"drn Home pay Less Than Rent FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KLAMATH FALLS 111 No. h I'hona 376 9-U-uitf LOW RATES AUTO "LOANS REFINANCING Quic k, Dependable, Safe No 1'o-Hlsners No Ked Tape NO HIDDEN' CHARGES l,et ua finance your new or uaed car purcbaaa. Motor Investment Co. I.lcanae M-104 114 No. 7th. Ph. "2 -l-mtf 48 Butinevi Opportunitiet DANDY SCHOOL STORE, very Kod location. Slock and fix- turfa priced to acll. Muat eel! due to personal Injury. Over head Terr low. 611 E. Main. I 21 8 AC R I KICK FOR SALE Small reataurant In Alturaa, cheap. For further partlcuiara write P. O. Hoi 402, ALuraa. Calif. 1-24 Legal Notlcca NOTICK TO C'REDlTOItH THE FIRST NATIONAL, BANK OF MK.HItlLU located at Merrill, In Klamath County, State ol Ore son, la cloalns Its affaire. All noteholdcra and other creditor! of the aaaoclatlon ere therefore hereby notified to prevent tha notes end other elalma for pay ment. A. M. COLLIER, Prealdent. Dated st Morrill, Oregon, Jul) I, 1(17. (H-Jy 111) NOTICK TO CREDITOR THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF K I. A. MATH FALLS, located at Klamath Falla, In the State of Oregon, la cloalng Ita affalra. All noteholders and other cred itors of the saaoclatlon are there fore hereby notified to preaent the notes and other elalma for payment. O. 0. LORENZ, Prealdent. Dstad st Klamath Falli, Ore- ion, July 6. 1937. (Il-Jy 6 190) NOTICK OF BAI.B NOTICE la hereby given that the underalaned. R. C. Oroeabeck. Admlnlatrator-wlth-the-WIII - an nexed of the Estate of Elekle! Mechnni, Decenaed, pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court of the Stnte of Oregon, for Klamath County, made and entered on July 29, 1937, will, on and after August 20, 1937. sell, at private sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash, or upon terma to be approved by the Court, all the right, title and Interest owned by salu de ceased at the time of hit death In and to the following described real property: Situate In Klamath County, Oregon, the SWt of Section 12, and the SKI of Section 11, Township 40 South, Range 11 East of the Willamette Meri dian. nids shall he tn writing end dri' llvered to said Administrator, R C. Oroesheck, st his office In the IT. 8. National Rank Building, In the City of Klamath Falls, Ore gon. DATED: July 10. 19S7. R. C. Q-ROKSnKCK, of the Kstate of Kieklel Mncham, Drcensed. H 1 10; A 1-11-20-17 No. 421 NOTICE OF SAI.R NOTICK la hereby given that the undersigned, J. B. Chambers, Admlnlatrator of the Kstate of Kdns Adams Chambers, Deceased purauant to an order of the Cir cuit Court of the 8tate of Oregon for Klamath County, made and entered on July 17, 1937, will, on end after August 10, 1917, sell, at private sale, to the highest and beat bidder for rash, or upon terma to he approved by the Court all the right, title and Interest owned by said deceased at the c-Room Home and Income This modern home is near the cabins in the rear era rented. Read the description in today's real estate section on the classified advertising page, and see Caryl Wobster of Davis Real Estate. Local Notices time of bar death In and to the following described real property: Situate In Klamath County Oregon, Lot I, of Block IK. of Nichols Addition to the City or Klamath Falla. Bids shall be In writing and de livered to aald Administrator, J. II. Chambers, st The Oun Store, Corner of 7th Street snd Klamath Avenue. In tbe City of Klamath Falla. Oregon. DATKD: July 10. 1937. J. R. CIIAMMKRS. Administrator of the Kstate of Edna Adams Chambers, " Deceased. II J 30; A 12-20-17 No. 42 ftrMMOSn Equity No. 5017 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK STATU OF ORKfJON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY Margie Bryant, Plaintiff, va. Ray F. Bryant, Defendant. To RAY F. BRYANT. Defendant: You are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you 'n the above-entitled ault within ten daya from the date of the service of this sum mons upon you If served within this county; or If serred within any other county In thla state, then within twenty daya from the date of aervice of thla aummjna upon you; and If served upon you by publication or within an? other atate within tbe United States, other than the State of Oregon. then within four weeka after the date of the firat publication of aurh service; and If yon fall to appear and ar.swer plaintiff's com plaint or thia summons on or be fore tbe list aay or AUguai. lvjf then for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the re lief prayed .or In plalntlff'a com plaint, to-wlt: for s decree of dl vorce, for the sum of 136.00 per month for support of minor child, for court costs snd 175.00 attor ney's tee, for the euatody and care of said minor child. Thla summons la served upon you pursuant to an order of the Judge of the above-entitled court, dated July 21. 1937 , requiring publication In The Evening Her ald for four successive weeks (five publications), the first publication to he on the 23rd dny of Julr. 1937. and the date of the last pub. licatlon to be on the 20th day of August. 1937. and requiring the defendant to appear snd answer on or before August II, 1937. F. O. SMALL, Attorney tor Plaintiff, 325 .Main Street. Klamath Falla, Oregon. H J II-J0; A l-ll-IO o. 417 SUII ACTS AS TONIC OH HAIR "Certnia rays of the aun pro mote the healthy growth of nalr. aaya Joseph Hermes, hair therap ist. "Therefore. If taken in mod eration, sunshine will make the average woman'e ehlnlng tresses even more shiny, thicker and healthier.' Mr. Hermes explains that the eotlon of sun on the skin enables the body to make effective use of calcium, the mineral which mages bones strong, nails snd hair bealthv. He warna against too much ann, of course, and advises those with dry hair to use s scalp oil during and after exposure. "The summer aun la a boon to health, but only when Ita rays are courted with caution. The aun'a rays render three Important serv ices: heat, light and stimulation. The ahort raya, tapering from blue to ultra-violet, are the onea with which we are concerned when beauty discussions arise. These stimulate growth, give flowera their color, your akin Its coat of golden tan and your hair Its very life. Nsturslly, ardent aun bathers ought to renew their attention to brushing with new vigor. Kx perte agree that brushing cleans the scalp, removes every trace of dandruff or dry cuticle, brings oil from the sralp to the ends of the hair and gives each atrand lovely healthy sheen. Kvoryone's hair should he washed once a week. In summer time. It may be neceasary to shampoo even oftener than this However, If yon are bothered with a dry condition which brush Ing dona not correct, stick to the weekly routine, summer or win ter, and depend on dry denning to supplement the regular sham poos, simply rub a handful of loose cotton acrosa the tlpa of the hairbrush bristles, then brush upward and backward. When tha cotton la soiled, remove It and repeat with a fresh supply. The average air photngfhph takea In about 71 square miles of territory. In one day an aerial crew can cover from 200 to 600 square miles of territory. The new Japanese bomber planes are completely armored and have machine gun neala built tn'.o their noses. r-ewef - i ed business center and schools. I wo Flagship of Asiatic Fleet to Shanghai War Zone Fl .VT "V 1 J"."',-J "' t W, Rushed from Chefoo to Shanihai 3800 Americans in the International Settlement, the cruiser Augusta, shown above, flagship of the United Stales Asiatic fleet, was held in readiness to evacuate U. S. nationals. Admiral Harry E. Yarnell of the Augusta commands the 17 American vessels now stationed in Chinese waters. Representative of The Washinpton, D. C, weather hardly suits anyone in summer except electric fan end air condi tioning salesmen so Congressmen's wives just suit themselves to the weather while their husbands swelter on Capitol Hill to wind up the legislative program. Bathing suits and lon, cool drinks on the shady porch of the Shoreham Cabana Club enable Mrs John J. Dempsey. left. New Mexico; Mrs. D. Worth Clark of Idaho, and Mrs. Harry B. Coffee, right, Nebraska, to keep coot New Canopy j " T,V e ' Over 400 Stations Bine Panel Which Depicts Spic-Span Durlng the past two weeks mo torists In Arlsona, California, Ore gon, Washington and Nevada have watched with Interest aa beautiful new panel signs have been mounted on canopiea of Union Service Sta tions. "The striking orange and blue eolors of these new signs have not only beautified our stations but more readily Identify our loca tions," aald A. O. Stewart, manager of Union Oil Stations on the Coast "Now, motorlate traveling up and down Pacific Coast eaa easily Identify 'Union Oil Service' and be sure of receiving the same uniform attention to their ear needs wher ever they aee the Orange and Bine Sign." "We have adopted the phrase 'Bplc-8pan 'n Speedy' aa the beat VACATION GIVES MOTHERS CHANCE TO MAKE CHILDREN VERSATILE Make the child versatile. If yon do thla, you are being a fairy godmother Indeed. Moat children run on a track. They go to school, know bow to dry dishes or rake grasa, dreas themselves passably and hold s fork correctly when they est. Perhaps they take tnuale or dancing, and know how to skate or eatrb a ball. But allowing for occasional persimmons to attempt the unusual, they are In general entirely green about things out side their regular orbits. It Is summer and an auspicious time to ahow them a few things that life la made of. They will apoll a lot, mess around s bit, snd '", ;;"'"'suestaasi.ii. tMmLmmjKiiQafv&rgimrs as flchtina- hetween r-hinM. .. Washington Efforts Sign Identifies Union Oil Service e v , r . '""rvv If ' r i, Ri on Pacific Coast Now method of describing Union Oil Service", the oil station executive continued. "Cleanliness and neatness of both personnel and stations goes band In hand with courteous, alert attention wherever the new algn la displayed." "Many of onr aaleemen are col lege graiiuatee and all have re ceived our special course of train ing In 'personalised service' before starting In the station." "We are particularly Insistent that each customer of Union Oil Service, receives exactly tbe kind of attention be desires," Mr. Stewart continued. "Our salesmen are trained to realise that tbe busy executive wants speedy' service when be Is In a hurry and that ladlea usually like to have the car complete I j try your patience, but when I say that they will remember and profit by what tbey do, I certain ly mean It. There's James. And there ere three fauceta that drip snd need new washera. Let hla father show him how to fix one and then let him try hla hand at the others alone. Time Makes No Matter Tou need s ditch dug snd a water pipe run to the garage. The hoy can do most of it, and learn by watching the plumber do the rest. Say to Jamea, "I want a rock garden, my dear. Dig a shallow hole, get me anine big flat rocks - - 1-i ' 4 . . to Keep Cool Feature Orange & 'n Speedy Service checked. We aee that the motorist who Is In a hurry gets out In aulck order but the car owner with time to spare will receive every atten tion to hie car, from checking the air pressure of his tires to giving hie battery a drink." Mr. Stewart told how "7" waa publicised aa the Leader ot ail gasolinea through orange and blue signs up and down the Coast. He emphasised the tart that Triton Oil became a sensation overnight through the aame medium aug mented by newspaper advertising. "We hope to acquaint Pacific Coaat car owners with our Sple Span 'n Speedy Service In mucta the aame manner with the Orange and Dlue Signs of Union Oil Serv ice and a consistent newspaper campaign", the petroleum bead concluded. from the ereek and then look at onee yon see there." Don't ex plain too much. Give him the Job to do. It may take half the sum mer, but what of It. There's Betty, all of eleven years old, who never held a needle or ran a machine. ' Betty, want yoo to make yourself a dress." 'Who? Mar" says tha aston ished child. But go and buy three yards of print, and a very, very simple pattern. Help her eat oat the dress. Olve ber seems to beats together and then let her ran them oa the machine. Let ber hem the skirt and sleeves by hand, and finish the neck also. It will probably be erooked here and there, bat a real drese, at that. Have her make another from the same simple pattern, still helping a little. Bay an other easy pattern now, help cut It out, and then let ber alone. She can run up aborts and shirts, too, re-cover old pillows, and make a new apread for her bed. beginnings of Cookery Let Betty learn to cook. Begin with eggs and toaat and baked potatoes. Show her bow to fix vegetables, time their boiling and salt them. A girl of ten or twelve abonld be able to get a good meal. Let both boya and girls learn bow to paint furniture, or better still, how to take off old paint, then stain and wax tbe wood. Jamea can easily pat a new pane of glass tn the broken gar age window. The store will cut It to also and aell him patty. Show him what to do. He can finish It himself very nicely. Let them work with their hands. It Is good for them. Betty snouia learn to Iron. She should know how to fix flowera and set an attractre table. James should know hor- to slack lime, and whitewash the fence or cellar. Why? Cvtoualy because they will be able to keep a good house some day, and to have that feel ing of power and appreciation that knowledge in any line gives to me. in snort, because it Is good for them. (Copyright. 1937. NBA Serr. Inc.) Quickly Made Cake Will Save Hottest Summer Day A quick answer turneth away a wratny appetite. So when baking seems a chore, try one ot these time-saving recipes Invented by basy women on a a m m e r after noons. Busy Day Cake Three enps sifted cake flour. 4 teaspoons baking powder, i tea spoon salt, 1 1-1 caps sugar, a can softened batter or other shorten ing. eggs, well beaten, li cups milk, 1 teaapoon vanilla. Sift flour once, meaanre, add baking powder, salt, and sugar, and sift three times. Add batter. Combine eggs, milk and vanilla, and add to floor mixture, atlrring until all flour la dampened. Then beat vigorously 1 minute. Bake In three greased -lnch layer pans In moderate oven (37i degrees T.) 2S minutes, spread luscious lemon frosting between layers and on top of cake. Loscions Lemon Frosting One tablespoon grated orange rind. I tablespoons batter, S cape sifted confectioner's anger, 1 tablespoons lemon Juice. 1 table spoon water, dash of ealt. Add orange rind to batter; cream well. Add part ot sugar gradually, blending after each addition. Com bine lemon juice and water; add to creamed mixture, alternately with remaining sugar, nntll of right consistency to spread. Beat after each addition until smooth. Add salt. Cover top of cake. Quirk Spice Cake Two eupa sifted cake flour, I teaspoons baking powder, i tea spoon salt, i teaapoon etnnamon, I teaspoon nutmeg, 1 teaspoon cloves, I cap sugar, I tablespoons softened batter or other shorten ing, i cup molasses, i eggs well beaten, i cap milk. Sift floor onee, measure, add baking powder, salt, spices, and sugar, sift together three times. Add batter and mo lasses. Combine eggs and milk: add to flour mixture, atlrring nntll all floor la dampened; beat vigor ously 1 minute. Bake In two greased S-lnch layer pana In mod erate oven (375 degrees F.) 15 minutes, or nntll done. Spread Clever Judy Frosting on tops and sides of cake. Clever Jndy Frosting One cup sifted confectioner's sugar, 1 egg or t egg yolks, un beaten, i cup milk, i teaspoon vanilla. I to 4 aquarea unsweet ened chocolate, melted, 1 table spoon aoftened batter. Combine Ingredients in order given, beating with rotary egg beater until blended. Place bowl In pan of cracked Ice or Ice water and continue beating until ot right consistency to spread (about three minutes). Makee enough frosting to cover tops and aldea of two 8-Inch layere. Shoes and Feet Are At Foot of Comfort Generally speaking, tbe woman who exercises her feet, keeps them Immaculately clean and wears preperly fitted ehoee and stockings will have lew, u any, foot allmenta. Authorltlea agree that tha ma jority of corns, callouses and bunions are caused by ahoea which do not fit and that a large percentage ot arch and Instep palna would not exist If the pa tient would walk mora and do few simple foot exerclaea now and then. Do not buy shoes with heels which are too high for yon. The fact that your neighbor la com fortable In eplke heels la no algn yon will be. There la a certain height whtrh la comfortable for each Individual, and the sooner she discovers It, then atlcka la rt, the better off ber feet will be. Furthermore, Inaiat soon hav ing your feet measured before you let tbe salesman bring yoa a selection of eboea. Don't depend on the else of your old pair. The also of feet do ehenge. Usually It la better to wear summer ahoea one-half also larger than winter models. Stockings ought to be exactly right, too neither too large nor too anug. And do pat on a clean pair every morning. If possible, do not wear the aame pair of ahoee day after day. It'a better for your feet, and the ahoea aa well, to give them a daya reel after each wearing. , One abonld walk and Stan with toes pointed straight ahead, uanctng la splendid exercise for tbe feet. Bo la ataading with toes on the edge of a atep with heeia hanging over. When you eaa da thia easily, practice standing oa tiptoes, then lowering feet until heela are ever tbe edge again. Repeat ten times. If yoa have a email corn, elm- ply keep It covered with aa open center cotton pad. If thia doesn't ears it, see a reliable podiatrist or chiropodist. Bnnlona need pro leesional attention Immediately. Daring six years, airplane en gines have been reduced In weight about 44 per cent for each horse power unit. TRUCK USERS IBM Chevroles Sedan Deliver Tbe only popular delivery ear. It will give yoa economy In gasoline and oil past yonr expectations. Gunmetal color, new Urea, and It carries a written ancondltlonal guaran teeOur price ant to MM 19SO Chevrolet Track Just the track with which to haul your potatoes or grain thla fall Yoa will eave many times the purchase price. Steal ft tor 7 1989 Ford Panel Completely reconditioned, one of the last 4-eyItnder ears made. Haa been In our atock too long. Cat from $195 to S2S0 19S4 Chevrolet Long Wheel Base Dual Wheel Truck, witk new flat rack, 3lx( S-ply heavy-duty tires. This track it In excellent condition 11,000 actual mileage. Today's price 44l ISM International 1 H Ton Track Here's your chance te buy a truck for 50 cents oa tbe dollar. In excellent condi tion mechanically, good rub ber, eab like new. Mast sell for 27S 10SS Chevrolet Truck, wltk new body. 167-In. wheel base, practically new rear tiree, en gine overhauled, rear end transmission excellent condi tion. 1120 down, bal. easy paymenta 93-4S 10SS Chevrolet Long Wheel Base Dual Wheel 1 H-Ton Truck Thla truck haa only 1000 actual miles, Eaton rear end, a beautiful red factory patnt Job. Just tha thing for heavy hauling In sandy soil, or will give tome logger satis factory aervice. See thla truck, aa It won't last kmg..SS9S 1081 Ford Pickup Biggest dollar for dollar value In town Smart looking, tires excep tionally good. Many miles of economical transportation for only 1M 1084 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery Knee aetton, new paint Job, new tires, completely recondi tioned. Cot from 1465 to LOCKE Motor Co. S22 S. 6th St I BarCve 1 JSSel
