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FAGE TWELVE THE NEWS ANT) THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON April 1941 Makketi and financial STOCK MARKET CONTIiESON TREND LOWER NEW YORK. April 18 CD The retreat of the stock market since the opening of the Balkan fighting was extended today on an Irregular front, dropping a number of Important shares to the lowest prices seen this year. - Down fractions to more than a point most of the day were Douglas Aircraft, Du Pont, East man, General Electric, Union Carbide, Sears Roebuck, West Inghouse and J. I. Case. Notable among gainers were Crucible Steel, United States Steel. Atlantic Coast Line, West ern Union, Santa Fe. Phelps Dodge and Glenn Martin. Transactions approximated 500,000 shares. Corporate bonds were uneven. Air Reduction American Can AUis-Chalmera Am Car & Fdy Am Rad Sta San -Am Roll Mills Am Smelt & Ref Am Tel & Tel Am Tob "B" Am Water Works . Am Zinc L & S . Anaconda , Armour 111 Atchison Aviation Corp Bald Loco Bendix A via Beth Steel Boeing Airp Borden - 361 271 851 - 241 61 131 351 l8i 681 - 4i 51 231 41 251 3 - 131 - 33 72 - 14 - 19 161 1 - 51 - 12 - 31 Barge-Warner Callahan Z L Calumet Hec Canada Dry Canadian Pacific . Cat Tractor Celanese 401 201 Chrysler 591 3 10 Col Gas & El Com'l Solvents Comm'nw'lth tt Sou . Consol Aircraft Consol Edison Consol Oil Cont'l Can -716 - 25 - 20 - 51 341 - 45 - Hi - 8 - 661 -142 13I . 2 . 301 - 35 i - 40 - 11! . 171 . 241 . 101 71 . 91 45 . 261 621 Corn Products Crown Zellerbach . Curtiss Wright Doug Aircraft Dupont De N .... Eastman Kodak El Pow & Lt General Electric General Foods General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Tire Gt Nor By pfd Greyhound Illinois Central Insp Copper Int Harvester Int Nick Can Int Pap Ac P pfd Int Tel Tel 2 Johns Manville Kennecott Lib O Ford Lockheed 551 321 321 201 Loews 301 21 331 41 17 12! 201 Long-Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv Nat'l Biscuit Nafl Dairy Prod . Nat'l Dist National Lead 15 N Y Central No Am Aviation North Amer Co Northern Pacific Ohio Oil Otis Steel Pae Gas & El Packard Motor . Pan Amer Airways . Paramount Pic Penney (J O Penna R R Phelps Dodge Phillips Pet Proctor & Gamble . Pub Svc N J Pullman Radio Rayonler , Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck 121 131 131 , 6 71 71 261 21 101 Shell Union Socony Vacuum . Sou Cal Edison Southern Pacific , S perry Corp Standard Brands . Stand Oil Calif Stand Oil Ind Stand Oil N J Stone & Webster , Studebaker Sunshine Mining Texas Corp . Trans-America Union Carbide Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United Drug United Fruit U S Rubber U S Rubber pfd U S Steel . Vanadium Warner Pictures .... Western Union Weatinghouie Woolworth . Carload Potato Shipments Day of It H Mp-th Q Season of 1940-41 II Season of 1939-40 Apr. to Season I Apr. to Season Apr. Daily Date to Date I Daily Date to Data T 35 35 8322 27 27 6488 2 16 51 8338 37 64 6525 3 49 100 8387 35 99 6560 4 35 135 8422 27 126 6587 5 47 182 8469 33 159 6620 6 3 185 8472 85 194 6655 T 47 232 8519 3 197 6658 8 34 266 8553 21 218 6679 9 " 45 311 8598 29 247 6708 10 34 345 863 2 27 274 6733 11 36 381 8668 25 299 6760 12 40 421 8708 19 3li 6779 13 0 421 8708 17 333 6796 14 30 451 8738 8 30 6801 13 37 488 8775 17 357 6818 1S 3 360 6821 " 17- i 368 6829 18 14 382 6843 19 16 398 6859 20 I 9 407 6668 21 3 410 6871 22 12 422 6883 23 13 435 6896, 24 10 445 6908 25 12 457 6918 26 14 471 6932 27 H 19 490 6951 28 I 4 494 6955 29 14 508 6969 30 I B 6 514 6975 fl 1 -ZZZ1 Shipments by Truck 227 Grand Totals 74- 7202 WHEAT BIDS STEADY El CHICAGO, April 18 (D After swinging nervously over a wide range most of the session. showing a loss of more than a cent at one time, wheat prices steadied today and closed with little net change from yesterday. Late buying that helped the market's recovery was attributed to previous short sellers and milling interests, possibly re flecting some flour sales to gov ernment agencies. Selling was induced by food grain belt rains, uncertainty about the wheat loan program and war news. Wheat closed 1c lower to 1c higher compared with yester day's finish. May 911c, July 901 1c; corn l ie higher. May 681c, July 59c; oats ic lower to ic higher. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., April 16 (AP-USDA) HOGS: Salable 600, total 700; market active, 10 15c higher; good-choice 170-215 lb. drive-ins mostly $9 85-90: few outstanding lots $10.00; off grades S9.75 down; 230-265 lbs. mostly S9.25-40; light-lights $9.00 to $9.40; packing sows $8.00-50; light sows up to $8.75; choice light feeder pigs quotable up to $10 00 or above. CATTLE: Salable and total 125; calves: Salable 25, total 50; market active, steady; few me dium good fed steers $9 50-10.50; common grades $7.50-8.35; one lot mixed steers and heifers $10.50; few medium-good fed heifers $9.00-10.00: common-medium grades mostly $7.00-8.50; canner and cutter cows, $5.00 to $6.25; fat dairy cows $7.00-50; good beef cows $8.00-75; bulls steady to 25c higher; good beef bulls $8.65-9.00; few common bulls $7.25-50; Rood-choice veal ers steady at $12.00-13.00; common-medium grades very slow, few $8.00-10.00. SHEEP: Salable 100, total 350; market steady; good-choice 75-85 lb. spring lambs $11.00; medium grades $10.00; few me dium ewes $5.50; common grades down to $3.50; other classes scarce. . WOOL MARKET BnSTDN Anril 1A ZAP. USDA) Limited quantities of a few kinds of domestic wools were selling in the Boston mar ket today. Graded combing bright fleece wools brought 44 45c, in the grease, for three eighth an H niiartar V.lnn1 grades. Early shorn 12-months lexas wools were sold at $1.05, scoured basis, while asking prices on contracted good 12 month wools ranged $1.07 to si.iu, scoured ba3is. Inquiries Were heintf rp-oi"-rl in- nnri half blood foreign wnni but sales were very slow. CONFEDERATE COPYRIGHT A book of verse bv TheoDhil- us Hill, Raleigh, N. C, was the first door to be copyrighted un der the laws of the Confederate States of America. POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO, April 16 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: 2 Idaho, 3 Oregon arrived, 13 unbroken, 9 broken cars on track; market dull, very few sales; Oregon Klamath district Russets No. 1. $1.15-1.30, few $1.40; combina tion grades 90-95C. LOS ANGELES, April 16 (AP USDA) Potatoes: 7 California, 2 Oregon, 10 Idaho arrived, 28 unbroken, 24 broken cars on track; by truck 21 California, 3 Idaho. 1 Utah arrived; market unsettled for old stock, weaker for new stock; Oregon Burbanks No. 1, $1.40; Klamath district Russets light soil 1 car $1.50. CHICAGO, April 16 m (US Dept. Agr.) Potatoes, arrivals 110; on track 568; total US ship ments 654; old stock, supplies heavy, demand very slow, mar ket dull and weak; Idaho Russet Burbanks US No. 1, $1.50-571; Nebraska Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, $1.50; Minnesota and North Dakota Cobblers 80-85 per cent US No. 1 quality 80c-85c; Early Ohios US Commercials 85c; new stock, supplies rather heavy, de mand slow, market weak; Texas 50 lbs. sack Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, $1.25-30 per sack; Calif ornia 50 lb. sack Long Whites US No. 1, $1.30-40 per sack. "TDM SAWYER" SET FOR FRIDAY NIGHT What promises to be top notch entertainment is scheduled for Friday evening. April 18, when the Altamont Junior high school presents, "Tom Sawyer," an operetta in three acts, to which the public is invited. Act one takes place outside Tom's house, the second act, divided into three scenes, in the graveyard at midnight of the same day, on a pirate island a few days later, and in a big cave, a few days later. The third act also takes place outside Tom's house. Following is the cast of char acters: Aunt Polly, Muriel White; Tom Sawyer, Billy Ab bey; Huck Finn, Fred Cook; Joe Harper, Jackie Buchanan; Becky Thatcher, Mary Lou Fowler; Amy Lawrence, Joyce Cox; In dian Joe. Don Roper; Pard, Fred Hutchins; Muff Potter, Stanley Wryn; Widow Douglas, Nannctte Schubert; Jim, Richard Wood cock; Dr. Robinson, Jack Bran son; Sid, Harold Peyton; Ben Rogers, Douglas Hoye; Alfred Temple, Jack Adams; Rev. Wal ters, James Gilford; Judge Thatcher, Pat Hutchinson; Grade, Winifred Towne; Sally, Joanne Sweek; Susie, Genevieve Suprenant; Mary, Dorothy Hnr sey; Billy Fisher, Don Demain; Johnny Miller, Bob Right; Read er of the poem, Dan Irvin. Music will be by the Alta mont chorus and glee clubs un der the superviaiop of Ethel Fen wick. Speaking parts are taken CAR SALES CHIEF T Allen Otto, salesmanager of the Earl Smith Pontiac company here. Is one of eight dealer executives west of the Rocky mountains who were awarded trips to the Pontiac factory, ac- 1 ' cording to word received here from E. W. Norman, zone mana ger. Otto will leave Klamath Falls Thursday as guest of the Pontiac division of General Motors, for an outstanding performance in new car sales. The Earl Smith company placed first in percentage of new car quotas for a 60-day period in competition with Port-' land, Seattle and intermediate city dealers in Oregon, Washing ton and Idaho. The leading new car salesmanagcr and used car salesmanager in the zone were awarded the trips. It was also learned that Hiram Walker, used car manager for the Earl Smith dealership in Sacramento, won first place in the contest in the San Francisco zone. The men will attend meetings conducted by D. U. Bathrick, general salesmanager for Pon tiac, on April 21 and 22. E Oil LEAVE William George Wilkins, 17. 1114 North Seventh street, who enlisted at the local navy re cruiting station here February 13, is home on leave from the U. S. naval training station in San Diego where he has Just completed his rccnit training and recently passed 'he examina tion to enter the aviation radio school. According to Wilkins the course will cover a period of four months of special instruc tions at the radio school in North Island, San Diego. Wil kins is a former Khmath Union high school student F. J. McDonald, chief gunners mate and local navy recruiting officer, issued a n appeal for recruits again Tuesday especi ally directed to men graduating from high school this spring. McDonald stressed the fact that more than 50 per cent of the men in the service of the United States navy today are special ists, trained craftsmen receiv ing from $60 to $157 a month plus board and lodging. That the navy offers excellent oppor tunity for advancement was stated by McDonald who stated any interested men should con tact him at the recruiting of fices in the postoffice building. A wage Increase of approxi mately 50 cents a day for trans fer company pickup and de livery men in Klamath Falls was announced Tuesday by Earl K. Edsall of the AFL teamsters union who at the same time re vealed that negotiations were underway for a nay boost aver aging 50 cents for tiuck drivers and warehousemen handling local grocery products. The transfer employes' In crease brings their scale In line with prevailing scales in other sections of the state Edsall said. The boost benefits employes of the Bend-Portland lines. Consoli dated Freightways, O. K. Trans fer and City Transfer. Negotiating with the union on the grocery situation are Pa cific Fruit Express, Mason-Ehr-man and Western States. by Joe Mercer, Mrs. C. A. Hen derson serves as accompanist, and the stage acts are by Mr. Savage, Mr. Eckert Mr. Hen- drickson, and shop classes. LEGAL NOTICES )i-------)MM-My-- NOTICE Or FINAL REPORT AND ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF C. A HILL, de ceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed his Final Account of the administration of said Estate, and that said Court has set Wednesday, May 14, 1941. at 2 o'clock P. M. as the time and the Circuit Court Room in the Court House at Klamath Falls. Oregon, as the place for hearing objections to said Final Account and the settle ment thereof. Dated April 16. 1941. RALPH A. HILL. Executor C. A. Hill Estate. A 16-23-30; M 7. No. 63 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN RAY MOND ALEXANDER, De ceased. Notice is hereby given that I have filed mv final imumi administratrix of the above-entitled estate and that May 15, 1941 at 10:00 a. m. in the Circuit Courtroom is hereby aoooinied as the date at which the Court will hear ob lections to such final account, if any there be. BESSIE J. ALEXANDER Administratrix of said Estate. A 9-16 23 30. No. 58 NOTICE TO CREDIYOhS Notice is hereby alien that th undersicned has been Hiilv -- pointed Administrator of the stnto or Jcanette Stafford, de ceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Orecan for Kl.m. ath County, and all persons hav ing ciaims against said estate are hereby notified to nresent mm 10 sain aominisirator at the of fice of R. C. Groesbeck. Lawyer, Federal Savings & Loan Build ing. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six (6) months from the date of this notice. Dated: March 19. 1941. J. W. STAFFORD, Administrator of the Estate of Jeanette Stafford, De ceased. M 19-26; A 2-9-16. No. 48 SUMMONS Equity No. 6088 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. A. E. McCOY and BERTHA Mc COY. his wife, Plaintiffs, vs. DENNIS McNAMARA and Mrs. DENNIS McNAMARA. his wife; L. D. PADDOCK and Mrs. L. D. PADDOCK, his wife; BERT H. DROUN and JANE DOE DROUN, his wife; OREGON VALLEY LAND COMPANY, a Corporation; JOHN J. McNAMARA and JANE DOE McNAMARA. his wife; and LAKEVIEW IRRI GATION and POWER COM PANY, a Corporation, Defendants. TO: Dennis McNamara and Mrs. Dennis McNamara his wife; L. D. Paddock and Mrs. L. D. Paddock, his wife; Bert H. Droun and Jane Doe Droun, his wife; Oregon Valley Land Company, a Corporation; John J. McNamara and Jane Doe McNamara, his wife; and Lake view Irrigation and Power Company, a Corporation, De fendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you are hereby required to appear in the above entitled court and cause and answer the complaint filed against you on or before the 7th day of May, 1941, said date being after the expiration of four weeks from the date of first publication of this summons upon you, the date of said first publication being April 9th. 1941, and, if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in their complaint, to-wit: That said de fendants and each of them and also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, interest, lien or estate in and to said real property herein after described, be required to set forth the nature of his or her claim and that all adverse claims in and to said real property may be heard and determined by the decree of this court; that by said decree it shall be adjudged and decreed that plaintiffs are the owners in fee simple of the fol lowing described real property, situated in Klamath County, Oregon, and more particularly described as follows to-wlt: The S1NWW1NE1 and the NiNiNEiNEi, S4S4NWWEI, NISlNEiNEl, N1S1NW1NE1 of Section 30, Township 39 South Range 15 E. W. M., Klamath County, Oregon, free and clear of all claims of said dciendants or either of (hem; adjudging and decreeing that plaintiffs' titlo be forever quieted against any and all claims of said defendants, or eltner of them, and against the claims of any and all persons or parties unknown, claiming any right, title, interest, Hen or estate in and to said real property, or any part thereof. 10 Be leea II Situations Want- .. i rr 'i ii ir ,ww.'iw y , 1 This summons Is served upon ,,"" -,,.., " . ". , , you by publication thereof In "y"C ?UH Art Dn,1 0'L ',u hour work' Pho" The Evening Herald, pursuant d'ct 8848 J8 -"'7. J. " :nnu!t?ot Bt?tj55 wrhv.rr 8",pMAN N,u?SERrr - th. ahov- mint eonrL made "on- Remodeling. Whytal s. dren c,red for, rj,y. week. n'd ''1..7 " '" month. Phone 7365 1913 Anrll 1841 , . . Wantland. 4-21mtf April. 1941. NO OTHER tuner Is employed ... '2 , I i.rt'i. by u, nor do llU,or'" MAN AND WIFE wish ranch J. mVi K.Vi. Kl.m "yon' b,,t undersigned work. 114 Martin. 4-18 6131 Main Street, Mam- to use our name In connection . ,,h " "T,0"' . with piano tuning or repair. EXPERIENCED colored woman Date of first publication April (Signed) wants hour or half day work. VL. ... .. .. u LOUIS R. MANN, Thone 7368. 4-16 Date of last publication May Derby'! Music Co, A 91n ..1.Vo:M7. No. 59 120 N. 7th. 4-23 30 Room and Board fl ft CCICirn IUn V SHARPENING, repairing lawn- ROOM, BOARD, LAUNDRY. IlLAdOiMtU inUtA mowors, tools, welding. Bod- 626 N. 9. 4 22. Apartments For Rent 24 enhamer Saw Filing, 351-3 E. Automotive 34 Main street. Phone 4673. 8-10 BOARD, room suitable for two. Business Opportunities 48 700 Mitchell. Phone 7273. 4-21. Educational 12 PAINTING. KALSOMININO . Financial 46 I Brown. Phone 4228. ROOM A IIOAHD Private For Sale or Trade 38 4-ltlmtf comfortable home. Excellent General Notices '. 4 ubl- C10" '" 1028 -"' Health ia FLOOR SANDING. FINISHING son. Phone 4763. 6-4. Help w'medr'r'e"maTe 14 -W" e"e?U ou' own .J" VACANCY-1034 Hlah 51 Help Wanted. Male 16 C. Du Four. Phone 3996 VACANCY-1034 High. 5 2 Houses For Rent 26 a'm" BOARD, ROOM 1343 Sargent !lV"l"'tr"0U'try " PAPERHANGING. PAINTING. If? Miscellaneous For Rent 28 '""'"i"!'' DM 48"' Me,'; BOARD AND ROOM - Private Miscellaneous For Sale 36 v'n c. Frost. 4-13mU shower, steam heat. $8 week. Miscellaneous Wanted 42 PAINTING 723 Klamath. 4 23 Personals .. .. 6 INTERIOR and exterior: also ROOM, HOARD 814 Walnut. Real Estate For Sale 30 tinting, spray painting Colors 4.-8ml Real Estate Wanted 33 to suit Call Lee Bureker. Room and Board 20 3554. 4.28 ROOM-BOARD Private home, Rooms For Rent 22 , 333 N. 9. 4-24 Services . 10 TIX THAT RADIO Our busl- Situations Wanted 18 nesa is SOUND. Conner Ser- To Exchango 40 vice Co.. 2007 So. 6th. Phone ."""" rcr Transportation 8 6878. Just south of viaduct. FURNISHED ROOMS. 920 3 Lost and Found L'"coln. 2950tf STRAYED from Ankeny 'ranch: " Educationa. CLAREMONT Summer rate.. One Jersey steer about 2 years WHEN YOU THINK OF SUC Some four dollars. , 814 old. one Whltefoce cow about CESS think of Northwestern C01X)NIAL INN. 121 N. 11th. 3 years old. Reward. Phone Beauty College. One of Amer OtiUlde furnished rooms. 21JrjJriietl7 ic.', exceptional training Weekly rates. Free parking. 4 General None. Kboot. 4-30mtf 4T RETIREMENT HOME Chetco LARGE attractive room. AIM Inn. Ocean, river fishing garage. 843 Eldorado. 4 18 sports. Best board and room. DENJ..f!L1A"a. tV"!,? CLARE.MONT-228 No. 4lh. All 30. Reservations only. Fan- -u' lly ' houJ "' ; outside, newly decorated, nie Trimble. Brookings. Ore. Gordon Ledlngh.m. 4-30mtf modprn' room p,, ! 14 Help Wanted. Female 8-6mt. EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER. "'"' '...--w HnnM, M livestock, machinery or what WANTED thoroughly experlenc m5' CLCAN ROOMS 134 N. have you California and d candy girl. Experience in J'"' Oregon, Clarence Brlxey. ordering and maintaining dc- LAKE HOTEL Clean, modern Phone 0904, Tulelake. Calif partment are essential. Mont- rooms. Reasonable rates. 8-1 4-25 gomery Ward. 417. ------. NICE ROOMS 310 So. 5th. 416 FREE MARCELS every Mon- WANTED Capable ambitious day, Tuesday and Wednesday. woman between ages of 28 and ROOM FOR RENT 314 Wash Northwestern Beauty College. 30 to represent Nu Bone lngton. 4608U 4-30mtf Foundation Garments. Bonus ROOM 514 N. 10. TTl m and commission. Phone Mrs. I Transportation Roberts. Valley Hotel. 418. ----------------------- - n 1 1 . r 1 l Apartments Fot Rent fc0 By Motor Coach GIRL for part time housework. --- -----.,..--. Shortest Route Lowest Fare Board and room and small sal- FURNISHED Apartment 501 to Northern Points ary. Phone 3397. 4-16. Market 4-18 w ' RTd TEACHER'S SUMMER POSI- VACANCY 11th Street Apart- C I ...L -aoc TION ASSISTANT to local ments, 333 So. 11th. 4-17 bDOkane I 1 .00 J20.O5 director of Chlldrraft parent , , 77 Z T7 T" Boise. Ida. 9.95 18.10 "; 7 ta'E&lSj Portland.. 5.90 10.65 "rk' Stki " Sfiflftla 8 40 'y income assured qualified APT. AND ROOM, also light 1,1 i i "l r . I applicant. See C. C. REA. housekeeping room. 710 Main. Mt. Hood btages, Inc. West Coast Director, Wlllard next Pine Tree theatre. 4-17 Busses Leave 1:00 P. M. Hotel. Sat. April 19, 9:30. 11 n... , Greyhound Depot - Phone 5321 m. or 1 p. m. sharp. 4-18. 2-ROOM furnished apt. 2433 4-2nmtf Orchard. 4176U -uma EXPERIENCED housekeeper un- ... 10 Servieet der 33 years of age. Small ROYAL ARMS APARTMENTS - family of adults. Stay three Vacancy. 54 High. Dial TRAINED NURSE. Phone 9011. ngnta ln middie of week. $30 6-71. 4-19 month. Phone 5311. 2928tf FOK RENT 2-room furnished WALLPAPER CLEANED. $1.00 WANTED Two experienced apartment. Electric . range, per room. Painted walls wash- beauty operators. Katherine's $22 50 month. 1118 Walnut ed right and reasonable. Work Beauty Salon. 123 N. 8th. 4-16 4 22 guaranteed. Phone 3329. 4-18 WANTED Steady, reliable girl FURNISHED AIT, gnrage. 221 YOU CAN WEAR 'EM If we re- for housework. Phone 6643. Spring. 4-22. pair 'em. Stuart's Shoe Shop, 2992tf -,,,,. . . " 1000 Main 4-21 FURNISHED 4-room apartment ' WANTED Girl for housework. close ln- 718 Jefferson. 4-22. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, no- Good cook. References. Room. wn Rn7,o . , ,, : tary public. Eda Lee Besson- board and salary. Write Box TW OMS nicely furnished. ette, Elk Hotel, phone 4181. 4187. News-Herald. 4187U A A hou?c k"P rm'. 5j4 ! kitchenette. 248 Broad. 2954U. YOUNG LADY who can take , , . . WRINGER ROLLS Washing shorthand and do bookkeep- THHfcE ROOMS, furnished or machine and vacuum cleaner ing In retail store. Give all ,,,' 8a," eauPment- parts for all makes. Merit details in first letter. News- Also light housekeeping room. Washing Machine Service. 709 Herald, Box 4194. 4-16 Inquire 1405 Main. 4-16. SUth SiXth- 43mtf BEAUTY OPERATORS - Free VACANCY - 1404 Klamath ARE YOUR RUGS CLEAN? employment service. North- f.T"- f vcry,nl,, 'umlshed. Call Doremus Rug and Furnl- western Beauty College. $3.50 and up per week. 4 18. ture Cleaners. Dial 5873. 2012 '-30mtf 2 ROOM APT., bath upstairs, rCh"d- li1 18 Help Wanted. Male "dr,a "J0' $U 0 montl1- FLOOR SANDING Old floors - w 8121 High. 2995tf. refinlshed. Norman Fraley. WANTED Shipping clerk. RivERVIEWFn.ii- i-i ,. Phone 4001. . 4-24mtf Must be thoroughly familiar In "'. assembling merchandise and p, ! CRATING, -packing, moving, routing trucks. Not over 33 ""' storage. Call us for estimates. years. Only those who can ONE-ROOM APARTMENT $4 Peoples Warehouse. 2904tf qualify need apply. Montgom- week. 804 N. 9th. 4218tf WHO'S YOUR MOVER? Dial Ward' ? VACANCY-Alph. Apartment 7423. Local, long distance. WANTED Married man. Ranch. 4.559 2903U year around Job. Box 33 Fort : n, Agg ". Klamath. 4-18. VACANCY Largo 2 rooms, -. , . - . . 7, . . . furnished, bath. No children. Duplate Safety Glass, window WANTED Man 25 to 35. me- 325 Commercial. 4373tf glass, plate and mirrors, re- chanlcally inclined, for store silvering. Kimball's Glass work. Give experience, refer- VACANCY Rex Arms. 4-28 Shop, 527 Walnut Phone 7378. ences and phone. News-Hor- for rfnt 7ZT Z ZTT BamU o-d. Box 4169. . 4-17 neftoNfurnT,h'4r0room'un: CALL SHASTA CLEANERS for WANTED Experienced bus furnished apartment, no bath, quality cleaning at lowest boy. Hotel Elk Coffee Shop. 806 So. 6th. 4.19 prices. Phone 7038. 5441 4.1a .,.,,.,- . ; South 6th, 4-24 -- UNFURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED Ranch hand with ex- Marlon Apartments. 3248tf. WINDOW CLEANING We also perlence In irrigation. Sant- .... ; clean paper, kalsomlne and ford Jones, Bonanza. 4-17 . EsPlanao Courts. painted walls. A. M. Rhoads. -urnlshed. 4-30mtf Dial 4768. 4-24mtf YOUNG MAN about 25 to 30, CASCadf .,, . : : interested ln associating with CASCADE Apartment Hotel DRESSMAKING, Hemstitching. large concern for advance- Completely furnished. Con- Buttons. Buckles covered, Al- . ment. Opening for furniture nint notc' cice. Day. terations on new and old cloth- salesman who can qualify. wqck or month. 4-30mtt. Ing. Mrs. H. M. Allender, 731 Some experience preferred but mnrM num pv . . t . Main, room 218. Phone 7283. not absolutely necessary. Re- phono bb ' unfurn!s". -lmtf ply your own handwriting r''C""' 8859' 588" PICTURE FRAMING Art and "tatlng, Partl'n' JRIboUt OXENCOURT APARMENTS Gilt Shop. 519 Main. 4-24mtf r"T. " Box 2828' NWI ''urnlshed 2 and 3 rooms with Hcrald- garage. Garden plot avail. S&ESSt'SZ WANTED -Ranch hand. One able. Phone 8084. 4-28 rrzirCs FuuiLHEDNAPT,s-te'' CURTAINS home laundered preferred. Steady Job for J1"- No Pet' 418 North and stretched. Reasonable right man. Apply at Goose ' 4-zl' Mrs. Shafer. Phone 8647. Haven Ranch. A. H. Patter- VACANCY The Roosevelt 8-3mtf son, Midland, Ore. 4-16 Adults. Dial 3817. 3272tf