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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Mar mx Mabheti and fyincHuUcd L NEW YORK. May IS AP Bearish implications of war and labor news from Wall street's angle today received the princi pal blame for turning a mild ear ly stock market rally into a re treat. Transfers were around 450, 000 shares. Union controversies in the au tomotive, shipping and coal fields, and threats of a nearby railway wage battle, helped chill sentiment, brokers said. In addition, bulletins from Euro pean sectors, including the per sistent mystery of the Hess flight from Germany, served to revive nervousness among spec ulative forces. A fairly good business news budget was bol stering for individual stocks but ignored elsewhere. Today's quotations: Air Reduction 39 I Alaska Juneau 41 Al Chem & Dye 1491 American Can Allis-Chambers 251 794 Am Car & Fdy - 241 Am Rad Sta San - Am RoU Mills Am Smelt & Ref Am Tel & Tel Am Tob "B" Am Water Works Am Zinc LIS... Anaconda Armour 111 8 . 131 .. 371 ..1501 . 6U . 41 . 51 . 241 . 41 Atchinson 27 Aviation Corp Bald Loco Bendix A via 21 . 121 33 681 121 191 17 Beth Steel Boeing Airp Borden Borge-Warner . Calif Packing -Callahan Z L Calumet Hec - t 5 Canada Dry 1 1 1 f Canadian Pacific Cat Tractor Celanese Ches tc Ohio Chrysler Col Gas & El Com'l Solvents Comm'nw'lth & Consol Aircraft . Consol Edison Consol Oil Cont'l Can Corn Products Crown Zellerbach Curtisi Wright Doug Aircraft Dupon De N Eastman Kodak El Pow & Lt General Electric General Foods Millions workers! From 13.000.000 Plk of 1932-33 , tun, pr. July Oct. Jan. Apr. f 1940 STOCK RALLY si 20J 34i 55 ! 21 ! 9J; Sou 1 95 18 51 ! 33 1 453 , lit j 631 139i 12511 11 25i 1- !58oS Emergency Workers w888SSsgSw?84 wp- ccc. ny, c. Defense employment boom Is expected before end of 1941 to bring rang oi u. S. Jobless down to a low of around 3,000,000. a figure not equaled since 1930. chart .k. i, . workers) will remain stable while summer pea, according 01 Agriculture. TIMBER TOPPER C A S U A LT Y With other rnntrstanls all around him, Jnrkey R. BfSllr falls from A. A. Baldwin's Msvls at srrond Jump, suffrrlng an arm Injury during 12th running of Virginia Gold Cup race at IVarrentnn. Carload Potato Shipments I Day )f II Month Season of 1940-41 Season of 1939-40 May to Season May to Season May Daily Date to Date Daily Date to Date 1 9 S 9305 16 16 6991 2 26 35 9331 18 34 7009 3 14 49 9345 13 47 7022 4 3 32 9348 18 65 7040 5 23 T5- 9371 4 69 7044 6 19 94 9390 19 88 7063 7 16 110 9406 Ii 106 7081 8 12 122 9418 lT 117 7092 9 23 145 9441 11 128 7103 10 18 163 9459 iT 139 7114 " 11 0 163 9459 8 148 7123 tl2 12 173 9471 i 151 7126 13 20 193 9491 5 156 7131 14 12 207 9503 T 162 7137 15 3 165 7140 16 4 169 7144 17 2 171 7146 18 3 174 ' 7149 19 0 174 7149 20 I 175 7150 21 1 176 7151 22 1 177 71S2 23 2 179 7154 24 3 181 7156 23 2 183 7158 26 1 i 184 7159 j 27 1 185 7160 j 28 2 187 7162 29 1 188 7163 I 30 1 189 7164 31 I 0 189 7164 Shipments by Truck 108 ! Grand Totals 297 7272 ! General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Tire Gt Nor Ry pfd Greyhound Illinois Central Insp Copper Int Harvester Int Nick Can . Int Pap & P pfd Int Tel & Tel Johns Manville . Kennecott Lib O Ford Lockheed Loew's Long-Bell "A" Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv Nat l Biscuit Nat'l Dairy Prod ... Nat l Dist N Y Central .... No Am Aviation July Oct, Jan. Apr. July Oct, 1941 total unemployed wiU fall off to study made by Department 21 581 ! 338 I 201 29 31 321 31 151 13 19 121 121 Kr-- ikei?- 37 I North Amer Co 121 12 Northern Pacific 61 16 ! Ohio Oil 8i 241 jOtis Steel 61 !0 Pac Amer Fish 71 jj Pac Gasi El 251 46 I Packard Motor 21 241 Pan American Airways loi 64 I Paramount Pic Ill Penney (J C Penna R R Phelps Dodge 803 232 271 401 501 221 241 Phillips Pet Proctor & Gamble Pub Svc N J . Pullman Radio . 31 1 Rayonier pfd 25 : Republic Steel 171 j Richfield Oil 81 Safeway Stores 371 Sears Roebuck 701 Shell Union 14 Socony Vacuum 91 Sou Cal Edison 231 Southern Pacific .. 101 Sperry Corp 32 Standard Brands ..... 31 Stand Oil Calif 22 Standard Oil Ind 291 Stand Oil N J 361 Stone Si Webster 6 Studebaker 41 Sunshine Mining . 81 Texas Corp 381 Trans-America .. . 41 Union Carbide 66 Union Oil Calif 14 Union Pacific 80 United Airlines Oil United Aircraft 361 United Corporation I United Drug 31 United Fruit 63 U S Rubber 2H U S Rubber pfd 881 U S Steel 511 Vanadium 231 Warner Pictures .. 31 Western Union ... 271 Westinghouse 87 Woolworth 271 WHEAT SLIPS AFTER CHICAGO. Mav 13 Wheat prices tumbled about Iwo!""' ? (AI!-1l,f"1"'' cents a bushel today after reach ing new 12-month peaks early in the session. Profit taking earned the reac tion which was regarded largely as technical in view of yester day's sharp upswing culminating a rist of about 10 cents a bushel in the past two weeks. The market encountered some support at times in the form of buying associated with brisk flour business. Profit taking was encouraged by increased sales of . wheat at some terminals, favor-1 able crop reports, and advices I pointing out that Canadian ! wheat is near an import basis because of high domestic prices. ; Wheat closed lt-lic lower j than yesterday. May 9ic, Julv 98i-98c; corn Ullc lower. May 71Jc, July 72lc; oats i le down.! PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., May IS (AP-USDA) HOGS, salable 600. 1 total 850; market slow, steady with late Wednesday or fully I 10c lower than early that day; good-choice 175-210 lb. drivcins. $9.25, several lots $9 35; 223 285 lb. $8.50-75; light lights $8 25 to i $8.30; packing sows $8 00-25: i medium grades down to $7.50; choice 81-117 $10.00-30. lb. feeder pigs, CATTLE: Salable 125. total 250; calves, salable 50. total 85; market active, steady; few mo- uium-gooa ica steers $ 75; com- mon steers $7 50-8.00; common - medium heifers mostly $7.00- DeLuxc Neutralizing Solution. 8 25, few to $8.75; odd head good No. 3. 1 -ounce. Distributor Heat fed heifers $9 75: canner and less Permanent Wave Company cutter cows $5.00-6 50; fat dairy 1 San Francisco. California." were cows, $7.00-50; good beef cows $8.00-25: medium -good bulls $7.75-8.75; good beef bulls to 1 $9.00: common down to $7.00; good-choice vealers, $10.50 to $11.50; common-medium, $7.00- 10.00. SHfcEP: Salable 400. total 550: market active; spring lambs -steady to 25c higher; other classes steady: good-choice spring lambs, $10.25-73; medium grades, $9 50; common to good shorn old crop lambs. $6.00 to $7.50; fat ewes up to $3.50. Portland Produce rnnn-isn, m,v n uii m tti r- Phnl.. A ri,l .wt,e II,. in ir,tiui-it r(,f. 40'3,- tn art'n: K trail, . Is prrhm-nl vrapp-r. W3 Is cart'.ti. BrTTrRI.IT Flrit quallt. ninifflum 'of A nl I tt r-nt ftoltt,. Mivrr-.l ti I IVrtland. .1V;.Or It,.; (.f.niin ',.,lit mMtimiiin or ..k, o-r ,-nt . i.lil. ini-.. II,-; all-y ron!r aii. ,,mtr) int i rnl untj-r rir.t or Otitic lb. t'HKKfc Slltns prti-e In Portland r-ttll-n; Titlamook trlpMa, ric h.; ,.af, He lh. Tnpl-t to li,il.aalrri. 21c lb.. lof. TZ f.o.b. TillaoHik. !:;; Prtm lo pn-t'ir-ra: A. I.trf-. !lc; h latB-. rH-; I in-,i,ini. ru-. It :ti-,ll'irt Tl" !-,.; r-.al- t.i r-t.nl.r-. 4 vnt liiBli.r lor ,-a.-a. s c-tit for rarton. ttHNlltV MKATS s-Iiiiik prl- to rttatlfM, ,-oitntrjr kill-d hog., bttt liulitt--r. 1:'t.13c. vl-t.. fant-v. 15'.llc; liatit. thin. I?-1I-; h-a tJ llr- v-ar. ling tntnl,.. Ic up: I'jtt .pnnz lamb-. I- lt lh.; r- .V-.- Ih ; jj'-h) cntt-r ro.. Itrw lh.; rann-r c,., 11-l.y lb.; bulla. II- 11 lb. Livr. Itlll.TRV - Pin) Ins prlcn. Xo. I srarl- l-jborn brotl-r. I'- to 2 lb... I l,c: fry-ra luirl-r 3 lh... l-r, aprlnger to 4 lb., Ic; roa.t.ra ov-r 4 Ibi.. 21c; rolor-d loot ov-r ( lb... 1'jc; lina 4 to 5 ll., JOr; tAghorn. limb r :i'- lb,.. I'.n lb.: m-r i3 II,-.. ITr; oM roo.t-ra ho lb. liP.r.-v-KD TII:KI:1-i .Nominal a.lbng prli. : h.ni 2t II,. ONI'INH (ir't-on. rimv-ra. rrjular V" I'a SI.-!.; 3 tn,-h ar.il larv-r. ?j. r j0 lb. ark. .,w Calif-, mln wai, i.l'i 1-ig. POTATOES N-w i altfornla Ions whit-. o. 1 S.-2.TI) r-ntral: R grade 91.2.1 p-r AO lb. bitg. IHd li-.t-h'iti. ,o. 1. SI, III; t-l-rt,,( rt-.i-but brand, l.4.,; Klaniatli SI. 10 ?-ntal: l-ot-d Kl.imalb. SI. VI I. .v.. IMY Hrlting price on trarki: lf:.lra. V.i. I ll.::. ton: oal,-tib. Sin ton; Wilhm-tt all-y ilov.r. I0 too; timoth est-m Or-gon. SI" ton. Wool, 1441 rontrarta, Or-foB, ranrh. nominal 31-2c lb.; 1310 raabem Or-gf,n rang- Sn.l-r Ih. ; rro..br,a. .U Ur lb. ; Wlllam-tte yall-y 12inonlb, 31 .-Me lb. POTATOES SAN FRANCISCO, May 13 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: 4 Cali fornia, 1 Idaho, 1 Oregon ar rived, 6 unbroken, 13 broken cars on track; by truck 1 Ore gon, 4 California, arrived, mar ket dull, few sales, Oregon Klamath district Russets No. 1, $1.15-1.25, some ordinary qual ity lower. LOS ANGELES, May 15 (AP USDA) Potatoes: 1 Idaho ar rlver, 4 unbroken. 8 broken cars on track; by truck, 35 cars sr rived; market dull for old stock, dull and slightly weaker for new stock, no Oregon quotations. CHICAGO, May 15 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: Arrivals 158; on track 337; total U. S. shipments 953; new stock, supplies moderate; demand for California Long Whites very slow, market weak and unsettled; for southern Tri umphs demand slow, market weak and unsettled; California Long White US No. 1, $1.65-85. WOOL MARKET BOSTON, May 13 (AP-USDA) Scattered sales were closed to day on domestic wools in Bos ton. Twelve months Texas wools were bringing mostly $1.05 to $1.08, scoured basis. Fine terri tory wools in original bags moved rather slowly at $1.00 to $1.03, scoured basis. Combing I and 1 blood bright fleece wools were mostly firm at around 46 cents in the grease. A fairly good demand was bring received j for South American wools with the greater portion of the calls 1 being on fine and half-blood . grades. I S. F, LIVESTOCK I SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, ,,, i a i.rn' lluvio. CMIIIIUir 400. Around 3c higher; most 183 223 lb. butchers J!) 40 30. packing sows $7.00-30. CATTLE: Salablo 30. About steady; load lots steers absent, medium to good quoted $9.30 10.30, odd head grass steers $8 .10 9 73. few weighty dairy cows $7.00. must cutters $6 00, cnimers $4 50 5.50, steady to weak; odd grass bulls $8.0023. Calves: Salnble 10. Weak; good to choice vealers scarce, quoted $110012 00: odd calves $H 00 10 00. plain $8 00. SHEEP: Salable 73. Spring lambs steady; package 80 83 lb. available shorn ewes medium to choice, quoted $3 30 4 33. LEGAL NOTICES IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF OREGON. UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA, Libelant, vs. 8 Units, more or less, of adulterated cosmetics, known as "Willat Method of Ileatless Permanent Waving." PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 2nd day of May. 1941. 8 Units of adulterated cosmetics, labeled i n part: "Willat DcLuxe Shampoo Hair j Conditioner. No. 1. 1 -ounce Distributor Ileatless Permanent j nave lompany. ha 11 Francisco. California:'- "Willat DeLuxc Curling Solution, No. 2. 51 ounce, Distributor Ileatless Per manent Wave Company. San ! Francisco. California," "Willat arrested and taken into the pos- i session of and now arc in the I possession of the United States ; Marshal for the District of Ore-: gon. pursuant to a warrant and process duly issued by the Clerk ,of the United States District ' Court for the District of Oregon. in a suit for condemnation and forfeiture entitled "United States of America, Libelant, vs 8 Units, more or less, of adultera ted cosmetics, known as Willat, Method of Ileatless Permanent Waving." brought under the pro visions of Section 334, Title 21 ! U.S.C.; that all persons claiming any right, title or interest in and ' to the said units of adulterated cosmetics aforesaid are hereby ' notified to appear on or before , the 2nd day of June, 1941; in the Federal Court at Portland. 1 . Oregon, to show cause, if any there be. why the same should I not be decreed against and for-1 j feited to the United States as adulterated cosmetics. J. T. i SUMMER VI LLE. United States' Marshal for the District of Ore gon; CARL C. DONAUGH, I j United States Attorney; ED-1 j WARD B. TWINING. Assistant; United States Attorney. , M 13-14 15. No. 72i 1 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT I In the Circuit Court ot the , State of Oregon for Klamath : County. In the Matter of the : Estate of P W. Purdin. dcteascd. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed his Final Account of the administration of said Estate, and that said Court has set Fri-Jay, May 16 1941, at ten o'clock A. M.. is the time and the Circuit Court room in the Court House it Klamath Falls, Oregon, as the place, for hearing objections to said Final Account and the settlement thereof. Dated April 17. 1941. BERT C. THOMAS. Administrator of the Estate of P. W. Purdin. Deceased. Apr. 17-24; M 1-8-15 No. 66 CLASSIFIED INDEX Apartments For Rent 24 Automotive 34 Business Onnortunities 48 Educational 12 Financial 46 For Sale or Trade .... 38 General Notices 4 Health 13 Help Wanted, Female 14 Help Wanted. Male 16 Houses For Rent 28 Livestock and Poultry 44 Lost and Found 2 Miscellaneous For Rent ... 28 Miscellaneous For Sale 36 Miscellaneous Wanted ...42 Personals 6 Real Estate For Sale 30 Real Estato Wanted 32 Room and Board 20 Rooms For Rent 22 Services 10 Situations Wanted 18 ; 10 exenange .....4U Transportation 8 Transportation Go By Motor Coach Shortest Route Lowest Fares to Northern Points One Round Way Trip Spokane ...$ I 1 .00 $20.05 Boise, Ida. 9.95 18.10 Portland . 5.90 10.65 Seattle 8.40 14.65 Mr. Hood Stages, Inc. . Busses Leave 1:00 P. M. Greyhound Depot Phone 5521 5-20mt( General Notices RAW VEGETABLE JUICES Extracted fresh dally. Also health foods. 131 N. 4th. Phone 4707. 63 FREE MAKCELS every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Northwestern Beauty College. SSImtf HOUSE MOVING, ment work. U. B. raising, ce Hadley. 203 Michigan Ave. Phone 7231. 3 16 10 Services LAWN MOW Kits REPAIRED Always the best for less. Bo denhanirr Saw Filing. 331-3 East Main street. Phone 4672. 8 10 GLASS Duplatc Safety Glass, window glass, plate and mirrors, rc.nl vrriug. Kimball's Glass Shop. 327 Walnut. Phone 7378. 6 8mtf SEE. MRS. HARNEY for alter ations. Remodeling. Whytal's. Phone 8222. 6-Smtf HOUSE CLEANING Art Bene dict. 6848. 8 4 CURTAINS home laundered and stretched. Reasonable. Mrs. Shafer. Fhone 3647. 8-3mlf WRINGER ROLLS Washing machine and vacuum cleaner parts for all makes. Merit Washing Machine Service. 709 South Sixth. 3-31mtf: ! REMEMBER Stuart's Shoe Shop when you want invisible half soles. This means no nails and look like full soles. 1000 Main. I YES. w. clean and spray nuJ?10 VM snoes. win not rub off on your hose. Stuart's Shoe Shop, 1000 Main. 6 1 WELL DRILLING and pumps. Arthur Stewart. 1848 Bisbee. j 3 20 KALSOMINING Painting.! h-h" Kius. t n.i-v..arr. Phone 4886 3 16 DRESSMAKING, Hemstitching. Buttons. Buckles covered. Al terations on new and old cloth ing. Mrs. H. M. Allender, 731 Main, room 216. Phone 7263. 5-16mtf paintii. ic-.i i. H L. Brown. Phone 4228. S lDmtf FLOOR SANDING and refinish ! Inn. Clifford Golden. Phone 3922. 5-31mtf' CALL SHASTA CLEANERS for; quality cleaning at lowest' prices. Phone 7036. 3441 So. ( 6th. 5-24 SLIP COVERS-DONE at Econ-' omy Mattress and Upholster-! ing Co. Free estimates. Mat-1 tresses rebuilt $2. Dial 6368. 2313 So. 6th. 3-17 FLOOR SANDING. FINISHING We generate our own power. C. DuFour. Phone 3906. 3-27mtf WINDOW CLEANING We also clean paper, kalsomlnc and painted walls. A. M. Rhoads. Dial 4768. 3-24mtfl NELSON Battery and Welding. I 2219 So. 6th. Fenders welded; 50c and up. 8-8 ELECTROLUX CLEANERS I Sales and service. P h o n el 3917. P. O. Box 814. FLOOR SANDING Old floors refinished. Norman Fraley. Phone 4001. 3-24mtf BRING YOUR REMODELING problem to Mike Robin. Web foot Construction Co. Phone 6613 for appointment. 1430 Klamath. Loans approved same day, 6-7 PAPERHANGING, Painting, Kalsnmining. Dial 6848. Mel- vin E. Frost. 613mtf WM. F. B. CHASE, attorney-at- law. 203 Oddfellows Bldg Phone 4773. General practice. 921 PAINTING, paper hanging, kaf somining. C. A. Konsella. Phone 5066. 6-13 PICTURE FRAMING Art and Gift Shop. 519 Main. 3-24mtf 12 Educational WHEN you think of success think of Northwestern Beauty College. One of America's ex ceptional training schools. S-31mtf 13 Health DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED Usually 1 t5 3 hours. Dr. Gordon Ledingham. S-31mtf 14 Help Wanted. Female WANTED operator n'l b"uty 501 Medical-Dental Bldg, 5-17 WANTED Woman for light housework. No washing, short hours. L. M. Rexford, 4520 Boardman St., St. Francis Park. Apply evenings, 5-15 WANTED At once. Expert beauty operator. Must be good hair stylist for busy shop. Lib eral guarantee. Beauty Charm. Burns, Oregon. 3-17 WANTED Curb service girls, between 16 and 22. Inquire Tik-Tok Drlvc-In between 8 and 9 p. m. 434tf 14 Help Wanted, remale WANTED Competent house keeper. Take full charge mod ern home. Small family. Must slay nights. Dial 4231 after noons or evenings or Inquire Link River Collages same time, 41dtf. BEAUTY OPERATORS Free employment service. North western licauly College. 3 3lintf WANTED Ciirb serviceglris Inquire Tlk-Tok Drive In be tween and 9 p. in. 4IKI4tf IB Help Wanted. Male WANTED Frame and cabinet maker and finish carpenter. Wm. B. Powell, 2731 Altainont. Phone 3730. 3 13 WANTED pcaring. Burr-N. Young mini, neat ap Inside work. Applv 3 15 Situations Wanted EXPERIENCED BLACKSMITH and welder. References. Char. les Ballard, care C. M. Jayne, Star Rt , Julelake. Calif. 3 17 -7- - WANTED All kinds lawn work. Phone 4031. 3 17 BOOKKEEPER -STENOGRAPHER Full, part time. Key. lit. 1 2. Box 317A. 3 13 : i WOMAN wants hour work I'll S84H. 3 13 SHIPMAN NURSERY Chil dren cared for. Day. week, month. Phone 7365. 11113 Wantland. 521mtf , TRAINED NURSE- Phone 3353. 6 1 EHS 3 17 . . ; FIRST-CLASS CARPENTER Phone 6473. 3 17 20 Room and Board ROOM. BOARD 514 Walnut. I 6 2mtf : SCANDINAVIAN ItllAllMI v: HOUSE Nice rooms and nood board promised. Mrs. Oberg, 433 High. 3-19 VACANCY 1034 High. 6 Smtf 1 ROOM AND BOARDI'rivate. comfortable home. Excellent table Close in. 1028 Jeffer-1 son. Phone 4763. , 8-4 : BOARD. ROOM, LAUNDRY. Phone 7272. 700 Mitchell. 6-1.1 BOARD, ROOM 1345 Sargent. 324 BOARD. ROOM. 626 No. 9th. LAUNDRY 3 IS BOARD, ROOM 332 No. 9th. Private home. 3 24 22 Rooms For Rent SLEEPING ROOMS Greer Hotel, next to Pine Tree the aire. J20 ROOM in modern home for gen tleman. Phone 4667. 3 13! . I ROOM Modern home. $2 30 week. 1330 Crescent. 359tf I HOUSEKEEPING ROOM Lincoln. 1120 SHOtf ROOM Also garage, rado. 843 Eldn. 3 19 1018 Wash 3 in FURNISHED room, ington. n.ABHinT o,D m ..... All nilUMf. rtflUrlt, r1r-t. I I modern rooms. Free parking. 6 Uinlf ' CLEAN HOOM-134 Third. 4799tf ROOM FOR RENT 314 ington. Wah 44Htf 24 Apartments For Rent HOT SPRINGS Four rooms In duplex. Stove and refriger ator. Available June 1. Phone 4756. M7 f'U R N ISI !EDA Pt 1 200 Pine ' street. See J. C. Smith. 3-171 RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS -Everything furnished. $3 nm $4 week. 2 Main. 5 17 LAKE HOTEL Tworoom apt. Everything furnished. $30 00 month. s-21 THREE ROOM furnished apart ment. Adults. 400 Oak. S-21 FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent. Oregon Apartments, 2124 Blehn St. 3 17 3 BEDROOM APT., partly fur nished, near Ewauna Box Co. Phone 3025. 821 If VACANCY -Furnished. Esplanade Courts. 5-31mtf TWO-ROOM furnished anart ment, 125 N. 8th. Phone fl:ili3. . 413tf VACANCY-Rcx Arms. 6-2 THE ROOSEVELT Unfurnish ed apartment. Dial 3817. 803lf ESPECIALLY NICE housekeep" Ing room. Suitable employed girls. $4.30 and $3.00 week. 216 Main. 5-19 FU R N IsTlED COURTAPART MENT Two rooms. Private bath. Wood, water, garage. Summer rates. Inquire Meek er Dairy, 2000 So. 6th. S-15 LARGE 3-ROOM unfurnished apartment, 1834 Fremont. $22.50. Inquire 1949 Main af ter 6. ft-15 24 Apartments For Rant FURNISHED APARTMENT . $14. Zigler Apartments, on block south Pelican City school. SIB HOUSEKEEPING ROOM 1304 Worden, corner 11th, 3 19 FOR RENT Two-room furnish ed apt., utilities pa.d. $20 per mouth. Garago $2 00, 138 Mortimer. 513 FOUR - ROOM modern apart, incut. 2 bedrooms, furnished or partly furnished Adults. Inquire 21 ID Applegntr. 31911 SMAI.I, two room apartment at HI2 Dak. Inquire HUB Oak 5 18 VACANCY--.! ROOM furnished apartment Marlon Apartment 423U CASCADE Apartment Hotel Completely furnished. Coiv venienl hotel service. Day, week or month. 3 3 lint! I RKADY MONDAY 3 rooms" and tl,i, ground fliair. 2121 Vim. I pnone 3343. jii 1 . I FURNISHED APARTMENTS ,w rates. Utilities. No pets, 410 N. loth. 3 21 RIVER VIEW Four nicely furn ished room, modern. Garage. Phono 3HI7. 471811 G I ,E N I 'Ot ' RT A PA HTM ENTS r'urm-hed 2 and- It-rooms with i garage Garden pint available. I Phone 5084. 6-1 FURNISHED 3 room apt. In du plex. Breakfast nook, garage. Close 111. Phone 4233. 36ltf VACANCY - Couple only. No pets. Ideal Apt. 323 Com mercial. 3-20 2 APARTMENTS FOR RENT Two people only. No chil dren. No dogs. 421 Market. 3 18 26 Houses for Rent THREE ROOM furnished house and garage, $20 month. 1231 Adams. 3-13 FURNISHED CABINS $16.30. 3343 Summers lane, Richfield Service Station. 3-19 FURNISHED tworoom cabin! $15 month. Also three-room unfurnished cabin. 3129 Can non. 317 FOR RENT Modern two-room cabin. Inquire Lake Hotel. 521 FOR RENT S-room modern unfurnished house. Inquire 321 So. tilh. 3-16 FOR RENT Comfortable liv ing quarters, suitable for 5 or 6. Altainont Auto Camp. SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE Garden and berries. Inquire 5220 Cottage Ave. 313 BACHELORS' Willow. CABINS 423 88 COTTAGES 3 rooms furnished. Newly decorated. $1B. Water furnished. 255 Broad. 5-17 5 ROOM house. unfurnished modern Inquire 2119 Applo tf 28 Miscellaneous For Rent FOR RENT Building 40x50, suitable for storage or shop. Phone 3702. 603 So. 6th. 566tt TRUCKS FOR RENT Mova yourself, save J. Stiles' Ilea con Service, 1201 East Main. Phone 9(131. 6 7ui-f FOR RENT Cattlcpasture.S$ cents per head per month. ."i704 Avalnn. Altainont Sma.l Farms. 3-16 MEADOW PASTURE for C. L I.enz. Yamsay. Ore. rent. 3-16 30 Rem estate for Sale NEW hollow tile suburban home. Best construction, fur nace. Located on hourly bus service. Phone 3589. 5-17 GARDEN TRACTS Sandy soil, near bhastn school, city con venlcnecs, bus service. E. Gray, 118 N. 7th. 3 13. THINKING OF BUYING A HOME? Sec Gerhard Klink hammer, Superior Homa Building Co. Houses now un der construction, one cruy; pletcd every few weeks. f I giblc for FHA, First Federal loans. Phone 3004. 3-26 FOR SALE BY OWNER Equity in new modem two-bedroom house, good location, 2333 Applegatc. 8-15 FOR SALE Four rooms, mod ern, Eldorado and East Main. Close in. Ideal for railroad. Phone 4533. 4106tf 40 ACRES good sandy loam. Close in. All In alfalfn. Low irrigation charges. Phone 5589. 8-17 FOR SALE OR RENT June 1. Three-room house with service porch. 108 Nevada. S-15, FIVE-ROOM modern house, two bedrooms, service porch. 2251 Garden. g-13 MODERN DAIRY and grel ranch in Langell valley. Elec tricity, good roads, cheap wa ter. Take house in town part payment. Terms. R. M. Teare. Bonanza. 718U