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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWENTY-TWO 7estside By MRS. MERLE O'NEIL Mr. and Mrs. Johnny O'Conner are now the parents of a new baby firt which they adopted lust week, bey spent Monday night with her mother, Mra. Lillian Pardue. Heartiest congratulations are ex tended them. ... Mrs. Pardua returned to Ashland to spend several days visiting and helping care for the new baby. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Warner made a business trip to Klamath Falls one day lost week. i Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson nd family spent several days visiting with relatives at Medford last week. While they were gone Carl Peay did their chores. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Haskins en Joyed a visit last week with rela Uvea from Klamath Falls, who came over to spend a tew days. Mrs. Andy Hill returned from a trip to Salt Lake City where she visited her sister for several days. She was caught In Reno following the big blizzard and had to spend aeveral davs there. She came by bus to Alturas and her husband met her there last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hunk Christensen arrived from Fort Lewis, Wash. Saturday. Hunk received orders that he will be shipped to the European countries for overseas duty. His wife has moved home to stay while he is gone. Mrs. Lynn Tomlin left Thursday to visit with relatives at Mollala. She expects to be gone for several days. Her daughters are doing the janitor work at the school in her absence. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Monday and lamily are now living at Hunting ton Beach, Calif., according to word received from them by local friends. They moved down just be fore that last big blizzard from the- Willow Ranch Logging Co. where they have been making their borne for several years. Mr. .and Mrs. Hugh Anderson and family spent Tuesday visiting the Carl Peay family. Hugh was bulldozing out several lanes and around the haystacks for Carl. The ladles fixed dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Merle O'Neil visit ed the Harold Shults family on Wednesday evening and played cards. Henry, Frank and Lynn Albert- son took some nogs over to tne sals' at Klamath on Wednesday. Several Westsiders attended the dance at Valley Falls Grange Hall Saturday night, and even though the weather didn't look favorable, a good crowd was in attendance and a good time was reported. This was the first dance held in the new hall and all the other Coun ty Oranges were invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Merle O'Neil and family spent Saturday evening at the Dee Chandler home when they were invited to a "fried oyster" dinner. Pinochle was played later in the evening. The flu seems to be quite preva lent on the West Side too. The Diamond Newman family has been quite ill and Danny Stover spent two days and nights in the Lake view hospital last week. The Crowl sisters have been out of high school due to Illness. There is also quite a bit of chicken pox at the Union School. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crowl made a business trip to Klamath Falls en Monday. The West Side Grange held its annual Installation of officers on Saturday evening. The Installing officer was Fast Master can r eay. All officers were able to be pres ent except Mrs. Lou Roberts who is the Chaplain. Delicious refresh ments were served by Mrs. Helen Buck and Mrs. Verna Buck, fol lowing the meeting. The Petersons made a business trip to Klamath on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hill and Donny were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. Les Pardue fam ily were visiting the Lloyd Haskins family on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Howard were on the West Side Saturday, from their home at Klamath. Mr. and Mrs. Elvy Bunyard Jr. were calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle O'Neil Sunday eve ning. They live in Alturas. Mrs. Andy Hill, as chairman of the polio drive for this commu nity, wishes to announce that there wilt be a community pie social at the West Side Grange Hall on Feb. S. The children are planning a musical program which will start at 8:30. Everyone who can is urged to help support this as the money will go to a very worth while cause. The pies will be auc tioned off into two groups. The girls will sell separately and the boys can bid on these. Dancing will follow in the after part. Mrs. Hyrum Christensen spent several days visitiner friends. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell of Fort Bidweii. Now that Hyrum has ar rived home from Salt Lake City, they plan to leave soon for an ex tended visit to Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peay and family were dinner guests one day last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Tomlin and family. Fol lowing the dinner they all spent the evening at the Peay home playing cards, The Carl Peay family attended the farewell party Friday night at the LDS Church in Lakevlew, which was given in honor of the Eddie Hazzard family who are moving away to California. n Hager By MRS. T. M. KOHLER Sympathy of the community Is extended to Harold Mallory in the loss-of his aged mother. She died recently at Stockton, Calif., and was burled there. Sgt. Wayne Gober Is at home on a 30-day leave from Korea. He was in numerous battles and re ceived the Silver Stafor bravery. His many friends are very proud ui mm. - Mr, Cox and family moved into our community recently from Klamath Falls. He is connected witn tne renins News Agency. Orvllle Sukraw had his tonsils removed recently. Cleo Burgess visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson, here last- weekend. Congratulations are extended to Alton snort who has lived near Hager for a long time. He was recently selected as a deputy aherlff. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brltton a- . sons were visitors at the O, T. Su':raw home here. MILKMEN CLAIM EXEMPTION CALGARY, Alta. Wi Drivers of milk wagons here are seeking ex emption from Calgary's new law against Jay-walkers, so they can cross the street anywhere to make deliveries. Paisley By MRS. CLYDE BRAMLETTE A large tractor running wild through the streets of Paisley, sans driver, and with Its throttle wide open caused much excitement In this lltue town mursaay anernoon. An employe of the Brattaln Brothers ranch drove the tractor into town on the highway and de cided to take a short cut through the vacant lots Just west of the Chester Withers residence. But what the driver didn't know was that a three foot ditch there was full of soft snow and when the tractor hit It the driver was cata pulted to the ground and in falling he grabbed for the steering wheel but hit the throttle pulling it wide open. Prrlrstrians scattered every way as the machine careened crazily down the center of town and head ed right for the George Dearm residence, but luckily the DeLarm Plvmonth sedan was parked in front of the house and the speeding tractor plowed into the rear of it. badly damaging tne car ana nau inir the tractor thereby probably saving the life of Mrs. DeLarm and her two small children who were looking through a front win dow and were too frightened to move when the big tractor ap peared about five feet in front of them and headed in tneir direc tion. The VFW in Paisley is one of our newest organizations, being or ganized about three years ago, but its quality or state of being young has not prevented it from becom ing of Intrinsic and material value for bringing human comfort. The past week this local organization installed a large first aid kit in the lobby of the Chewaucan hotel. This is a community service and is available to the public, day or night, in emergencies. The Vets cooperated with the city council in this good deed. Mrs. Fred Carey who was re turned a week ago froai the Lake view hospital after having spent three weeks there suffering from pneumonia, was taken back to the hospital Thursday after suffering a relapse. Ed Lundy was brought home from the Lakevlew hosnital Friday. He is suffering from a heart ail ment. A series of pinochle games came to a close here Sunday evening with Mrs. Marvin Walker and Tobe Hanan topping the list of scores. The cames have been played- the past four Sundays and have creat ed much interest. The Lames Aux iliary sponsored the event, Rav Cannon and Troy Lawson are laying a nice new floor in the V( W cunning ana a aance is m the offinz soon. The big March of Dimes dance will be held in Paisley next Satur day evening. Fee. , ana a gooa orchestra and eats will be pro vided. Tracy Blair entered Lakeview hospital for treatment Friday. Pomona for Lake county will be held at Valley Falls Grange Sat urday, Feb. 16. at 11 a.m. The Home Economic Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Pat Tassage Friday afternoon, Feb. 8. Ice and snow jammed against the bridge just south of VaUey Falls and Friday the good old sun shine caused it to melt and over flow. The Thompson home had three feet of water standing in it. Walter Carter, highway foreman at Lakeview came to the rescue with sticks of dynamite blasting the frozen mass and relieving the situation. .Mtlaki By MRS. CHAS. DeLAP Jr. A number of loyal folks chugged thru the blizzard to a card party the Henley Grange held at the hall to help support tne Marcn ui Dimes. Evervone reported having a fine time, even though some never reached home and spent the night with neighbors. Ladies high prize was awarded to Mrs. Ralph Hill, second to Mrs. Wm. Graham. Merrill, and low to Mrs. A..R. Dickson. Men's high to Leon Andrieu, Midland, second in Rnlnh Hill and low Ronnie Whitlatch. The door prize went to Mrs. Kina ec. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jackson, Judy and David 'are home from a two weeks vacation spent in Cali fornia visiting friends and rela tives. Thev had a wonderful time, and saw plenty of California's li quid sunshine. The choir of the Mt. Laki church is working hard on a show entitled "Dark Town Jamboree," to be pre sented February 16. No admission is being charged but a free will offering will be taken and all pro ceeds will go into the Duiming tuna for tne new Mt. Laki unurcn which lacks several thousand dol lars of having its quota to start the building. Make a date now for a evening ot tun, ana see Darn Town Jamboree on February 16, at 7:30 in the High school gym. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. John Short are vacationing for a couple of weeks in Southern California. Mrs. Earl Mack and Mrs. Gray Brannon attended 4-H Leader's Conference in Corvailis recently. By MRS. V. M. SCHMOE George Rice arrived here from Portland to visit in Dairy with his son and family, the Donald Rices. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmoe spent Thursday and Friday with his sis ter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb of West Side at Lake view, The Kolbs were former ranch ers of this community. They both have been in 111 health for some time, but are feeling better now. Friends are glad to hear that Clyde Schmidt was able to leave a Klamath Falls hospital Friday for his home on Homedale Rd. in Klamath Falls. He entered the hos pital on Monday with pneumonia. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schmidt. MONSOON HITS RAILROAD KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya W Rail service between here and Sing apore was disrupted for 10 days recently when monsoon floods washed away large sections of the single track. All told, the Malayan Railway said, about two miles of track was either washed away or put badly out of alignment. Legal Notice NOTICE TO GASOLINE AND OIL BIDDERS The Board nt Director, of Klnmnth County School District will receive sealed bids for ffnsnline and oil for the year 1932. Bids are requested on Joint bid with Klamath County and County Unit Schools together and an alternate bid for County Unit Schooli only. Oil CLASSIFIED RATES One day per word Three Dart per word Ilo Week run - per word 30c Month run per word 65c MINIMUM The minimum charge for any one ad Is 60c. BOX NUMBERS Answers to ads may be handled through box numbers at the paper for a service charge ot 25c. x I DEADLINES Classified ad accepted up to 5:30 pan. tor followinf day's publication. Classified display ads accepted up to U noon for following day's pub lication. ADJUSTMENTS Please mace all claims lor adjust ments without delay. Corrections or cancellation re ceived by 5:30 pnx will be mad In following day's publication CARD OF THANKS GOBER: We wish to extend our sin cere thanks to our relatives and many friends for their wonderful response with blood donations for our dear wile and mother. We would like them to know that ah la doing fine. C. J. Go ber Family. C FUNERAL HOME WARD'S Klamath Funeral Horn. 923 High Street Phone 3334. MEETING NOT'CES Crater Lake Lodge No. 211 AF&AM will hold a stated meeting Thurs day. Februarv 7. 8 p.m. REFRESHMENTS. William K. Pick Secretary REGULAR MEETING of Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary wlU be held Friday Feb. , in the K. C. at 8 pjn. MAX L. RUGE Commander KLAMATH FALLS Aerie No. 2090 Regular meeting every Friday -night 7:45 p.m. ,r. O. E. Hall. th (and Walnut. Vlsiung members cordially invited. Buffet hours 10:30 axa. to 1 aan. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets Friday, 8 p.m., for Information, write Box 204. Phone 3382. LOST AND FOUND LOST, boya plastic glasses. Name in case Eddie Ray. Reward. 2210 Ogden. Phone S309. LOST. Monday, between Oakridge and Chemult. S months old German Shep herd puppy. $25. Reward. Phone 504. LOST, tackle box on Hixhway 99. soutiv end of old Algoma Grade. Phone 3329. 2134 Oregon Avenue. LOST. German police dog Saturday by Kimball's Glass Shop. Has No. S UI right ear. Reward. Phone 6703. LOST, child's bifocal glasses. Pink with gold trim. Phone Mrs. Murphy 9Q6S. GENERAL NOTICE i'm commander of communication If you'd like to communicate with hot prospects for that bus iness proposition of yours, ap point me Commander of Com munication! I'm a Herald ic News Classified sii. The chap who delivers your message to nearly 13.000 sub scribers every day, telling folks what you're after, what you're offering, what you're interested in. Oftentimes I solve every day problems for people of Klamath Falls in just a day or two. It's ever so easy to hire me simply phone 8111 for an ad-writer PERSONALS ORDER your Spencer garment before selecting your spring wardrobe. Phone 7152. HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON. 1719 Main. Phone 6284. STANLEY Home Products. Phone MOB. 10 SERVICE EXCAVATING Mobil Shot el and Trench Hoe Bulldozer Fill Dirt Topsoil Crushed Rock - Driveway Cinder Compressor CRANE SERVICE GRAHAM BROS.' Phone 5541 or 91 10 ALTERATIONS on men's, women's, children's clothing. Jennie Hare, Seam. tress Anita s, iui main. SEWING and alterations. Kitty Dresiel. rnone z-oaou. FULLER brushes. Phone 9604 or 8677. PAINTING and paper hanging. Phone 7817. THIPP'S AUTO painting, body and tea der work. Phone 4040. ELECTRIC WIRING, work by hour OI contract. Phone 2-1010. CURTAINS laundt-ed and stretched. Phone 4914 J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Office at 306 No. 7th. Phone 9348 MIRRORS resUvered, new mirrors made to order. Kimballs Glass Shop. rnone uw. DRESSMAKING, belts, buckles. Satis faction nursntf.d. Phnnn 2-1832. m 3718. FOR TREE TRIMMING Phone 2-0353 Vor appointment Phone 2-0251. Harvey nispnam. Legal Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the undent (fried JOHN NEUBKRT ha been, by an order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, appointed executor of the Last Will and Testament and of the estate of G. NEUBERT, deceased, and that Letter Testamentary have been limned to him. All periom having claims againat Mid estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified and with proper vouchers, to th under signed at Room 201, First Federal Savinga and Loan Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six (61 months from the date of the first publication of this notice, which publication la the 23th day of January. 1932. JOHN NEUBERT, Executor of the Last Will and Testament and of the estate of G. Neubert, deceased. FARRENS & MAXWELL Attorneys for Executor J-24-31 F-7-14 No. 860 ' B. J. Goddard bids to meet minimum or better speci fications conforming to IS.8 Army specifications 2-104B. Bids to be opened at Klamath County Court, Friday 10:00 A.M., February 15, 1952. The board re serves tne rignt to reject any or all bids. J. F. Havrin. flftf-lf Of J-I9 F-7 No, 883 , HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON 10 StftVICES Heavy Hauling ANYWHERE, FOR HIRE Honest Rate WelRhts Service ANDERSON FREIGHT LINES 3R0J South Sixth Ph. OJ-tO or 3386 Septic Tanks Cleaned NevMt SanltAry Methods Alio ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans fitwer Unea of Roots, Eta ED P. KINO .434 Orchard Phone B841 PIANO TUNING WM. M. MORGAN Factory trained technician and tuner. For tunings call Kyle Morgan Piano, 1005 Main or phone 8-0300. 12 EDUCATIONAL LOR1LL SIDTOiS Teacher of PIANO AND THEORY 1 Ml Summers Lane Ph. t-0040 BOOKKEEPING, shorthand typing kta dred subjects, office machines. KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE T Pine Phone tTtO CHILD CARE and education. Preschool center. Phone 427a. 13 HEALTH MASSAGE, exercise. weighUiftlnrPhy stoiherapy for reducing, relaxation, body building. Rates for series. Ap pointment, phone 363-&308. Medical Masseuse, women only. 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE WANTED registered nurse for nursing home. Salary $2.10. per mo., board, room, and laundry. Five day week. Phone HOUSEWIVES make 13 to 150 per week at home WEAVING. No, experience nec essary. Require- $44.50 for equipment. Write Box 11. Herald and News. 16 HELP WANTED, MALE ft WANTED ft Experienced USED CAR SALESMAN Apply at car lot 7th Oak atreeta LEE HUFF MOTOR CO. SALESMAN to travel selling athletic supplies. Call In person. Gun Store. 17 HELP WANTED i'm known as "chief of achievements" and chief of achievement 1 am! That's 'cause I'm a Herald 4s News Classified ad that get so much done (or people of the Klamath basin. If you're eager to sell some thin;, for example I find you a buyer fast. And If you've vacant units to till, I bring you folks looking for living quarters. But If you need a Job. I direct you to help-needing employers, and If you yourself need work ers. I tell job-wanters about you. Yes, I more than deserve my title, so let me help you achieve your goal too. phone 8111 for an ad-writer 18 SITUATIONS WANTED BABY litunf. Phone 2-0372. EXPERIENCED pay roll clerk wishes position after Feb. 15th. Telephone 3333 days. WASHING and Ironing. Phone 2-01107 WILL, care for children In my home days or your borne evenings. CaU 2-1345. 22 ROOMS FOR RENT i'm the main spring in springing surprises When It comes to solving every day problems for the people of Klamath Falls I'm the main spring to spring pleasant sur prises. With surprising speed I sell things, fill vacant units, hire dependable workers, land Juicy Jobs and recover lost articles. To see the show begin, and to stage a pleasant surprise for you simply phone 8111 , for an ad-writer FOR RENT, housekeeping room. One block off Main. 317 pine. NICE, heated rooms. 522 Pacific Ter race. SPACIOUS room desirable for one or two gentlemen. Private bath. 503 North th. . ROOM and board or room. Men omy. 500 No. 8th. SLEEPING room close In. 627 Walnut. BOAHD. room, reasonable. Phone 4254. STEAM heated room for rent. 607 HlglT ROOMS for rent, clean. Close In. Phone 2-9268. ROOMS, prices reasonable. Phone 4827. LOVELY rooms for rent S9.-S7. a wee Close in. Phone 413a. ROOMS 1034 High. 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT CLEAN, warm, modem. furnished apartment. Couples. Phone 843. FOR RENT, two room furnished aoart nient. Couples. 2124 Blehn. Phone 7.118. FOR RENT, three room furnished apart ment. centrally located. 121 So. Second. TWO BEDROOM apartment, furnished. 743 Rose St Phone 6687. THREE ROOM furnished apartment. 2081 White. FURNISHED two room apartment. PrI vate bath. Suitable for retired or work ing lady. Close In. Phone 2-1800. TWO BEDROOM unfurnished apartment. Adults. 434 No. 5th. NICE steam-heated apartment, adulu. Corner Pine and Cedar. FOR RENT, two room furnished apart ment, aunanie lor two. ea. rnone ai.w. THREE rooms furnished, close In. Laun dry, couple only, no pets. 8U4 incoin. Call 2-3170. TWO ROOM furnished apartment avail able $25, also one room apartment 3im..-,u. ;ju main, pnone huow. FURNISHED two room apartment, re friffer.tor env all utilities Included. 419 N. Tenth. FURNISHED apartment. Heat and wa ter included S43 month. Adults. 415 Walnut. THREE room, furnished. Close In. Laundry facilities. Couple only. No pea, rnone z-ai yu. THREE room furnished apartment. 9li Walnut. Phone 8473. OUTSIDE apartment for renL 710 i-min. meer pn. ONE bedroom unfurnl. hfld apartment. Op- e r er . 1-r 3-tlU. FOR RKNV. Moaer;. -urnuned apart ment Plenty nature: heat. OLYMPIC APTS. 2U7 E. main CLEAN three room apartment 433 No. win. NEWLY decorated, private bath, kit chenette. Steam heet, electric range S in week Rex Arms Apartnient. FOR RENT, furnished apartment. In- quire 118 High. 24 apartments for renj cXKAN, nicely furnished three room duplex. Electio heat, utility porch. Three block, from Main St. Phone BJ2U or 4 Jul. TWO H'doM furnished apartment, llghii end water. 112S Walnut. twd"RboM modern apartment. Sli Oak St. NEV7rWlWRrrTpa'rtinenlsr5T4l Oary t block off South Suth, two unite Jusl completed and fully furnished. Living room, bedroom, bath and kitchenette, laundry facilities. One two bedroom un furnished apartment will be completed by Feb. 13. Absolutely no drinking. Phone I-IOUT; FUKNlsFlEb three rooms. No drllilT Ing, no pets. Cell after 3. 784 No. 10th. rem Rent, .mail luTrnVhed aSSZ ntont Suitable for couple, irult Sum mere Lane: FO'rTTtisNf; furnished one bedroom apartment with private bath. Call 1-0331 after 3 p.m. 2 HOUSES FOR RENT FOR ' rnT. clean two Bedroom ""fur ntshed house. Close In. Ideal for work ing couple. Adulta only. Phone T4SS. FUWlSllETSTduplex. 30. 1050-White. rnone aonu. SmXI , house for rent. Phone l-lTTa" FOR Sent, Two bedroom furntshecf nouse. iwa uregon. a monin TWO bedroom unfurnished house. 1130 Bown. $40 month. FOUR ROOM furnished cabin for rent Phone 8704 Stewart Lennox Addition. MODERN two room furnished House for rent. Call Vint. l FOR RENf TtTve" room furnished house, close in. Clean. Oil furnace. Inquire 113 North Ilduredo. ONE bedroom modern unfurnished house. Phone 41183. THKE rooms furnished. Close fiT Phone 3739. Kt 6 i)E It N four ' room furnished houiV Phone 47M. FU El N 1 S it K I) three large rooms fit duplex. Klrctrlc heal, garage. Adults sao. aJi Jeticrson. FOR LEASE iwo bedroom""' modern furnished house. Mills Addition. Phone Z-OHHU. TWO bedroom unfurnished house. Au tomatlc gas furnace and water heater. Ciarage. $83. Phone 1-3387. CN FURNISHED four room duplex. Ix rept for stoves. 330. Cell 3027 before 9 p.m. FOR RENT on l.eie basis two bed room furnished house In Stewart-Lennox addition. Large lot. basement, barn, chicken house, etc. Call W. J. Easier, phone 2-8268. 28 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT a BEEHIVE U TRUCKS DRIVE Move Yourself 8ave H New Trucks For Long Trips Pickups Stakes Vans BEACON MOBIL SERVICE 1301 E. Main Phone 8304 OFFICE for rent 823 Mela. Phone 7181. FOR RENT, floor send. re latest type equipment Suburban Lumber Co. 11th and Walnut Phone 7709. CAR STORAGE HEATED, day week or month. Earl Lamb, phone 4873 or 770S. JO REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHELSEA ADDITION Large three bedroom home in good condition. Modern Good garage. Located on two lots with shade and fruit trees. $4500. SOUTH SUBURBAN 5 year old home In good district. Two bedrooms. Hardwood floors in living room and dining room. At tached garage with con crete floor. Automatic oil heat. Insulated and weather stripped. With storm win dows. $9500. GOING TO SELL? We have qualified buyers waiting for homes in Mills and Hot Springs. Call us today for help with your Real Estate problems. "PAT" HOWES JOHNNY BLAYL0CK Realtors Phone 3-3566446 1035 Main Kvenings Ron rusher 8870 Bruce Oweai Merrill 148 FOR THE Gl A cozy attractive two bedroom home. Ideal floor plan. Neat and clean Inside and out. 60x126 foot lot, completely fenced with new white picket fence. Large lawn, lots of lovely flowers and shrubs, good family garden, big garage and workshop. This is a home you will be proud to show and flr.i It a Jov to live In. A steal at 87250, GI terms. Hot Springs Addition A lovely two bedroom home lo cated in the heart of Klamath's finest residential districts. Large living room with fireplace, hard wood floors throughout. This home is fully Insulated and heated with automatic heat. If you have good sense of values and appreciate the better things in life here is a real bargain at $9750. Shown by appoint ment only, YALTA GARDENS A large new ranch style home that has been occupied for less than six months. The home was built for modern comfortable living with the best materials available. Hard wood floors throughout, attached double garage. If you want the fin est things In life do not miss this one for only $16,500. SUBURBAN Lovely two bedroom house on 13 acre that Is well worth the asking price. Large living room, dining room, kitchen, tub and ahower bath. Large utility room, attached garage. Only $8100 terms. JOHNNY HOBSON DALE OEUBB ART FREDRICKSON AL LONGE- Real Estate and Insurance 1U So. 8th Evenings Ph. 3283 WANTED, listings of homes and farms worth the price. Bonaflde Inquiries. OFFERING excellent buy In Northern California Tavern. Money maker. Go mer Jones, Realtor. Ill 8. 4th. Tela. r.wr-o;i FO.. SALR or tease. Business apacn with wl rjv.-te r--'e - ' C Spr.nf. ."" :i:tr aa je. - rata. $11,000, $2800 down. To see days or evening cell at 3810 Shasta Way, Phone 8760. AXEL FI.ORF.N, mm.DEn of better homf.. HOMES FOR SAI.C EVERETT DENNIS. REALTOR Don Kirkpatrick, Salesman 111 H. ttk Phone SMI JO RIAL ISTATI FOR SALI AUTO COURTS We have two of the Best Motels In this area. Both are excellently located and show very good In. conies. Please see us for details, Owners of each would consider taking ranch In trade. Oiocery store 10 Cabins 3 Modern Houses Tavern Highway Location The above buslneas It all one prop erty. Locatr1 close- to Klamath Falls. It warrants your Inspection. Pleas see us for details. w MILLS ADDITION 3 BEDROOM ULTRA MODERN HOME, Natural veneer Interior finish. A beautiful and well built home In best of condition. Only 3S years old. Price $12, 600. F.H.A. Terms. 1 BEDROOM MODERN WITH 1 room semi-modern cabin. Paved street, sidewalk, olty sewer. Close In. Priced to sell quirk. $2500 with good terms. ' WALT DIETZ, With T. B. WAITERS REALTORS it INSURANCE 107 So. 7th Ph, 4103 (Eve. MS) MOVE RIGHT IN Fully furnished two bedroom subur ban homo, attached garage, extra large lot. This Is Indeed a rare opportunity to buy a beautiful mod em furnished home with every appointment for gracious living. The home is new ar1 the furniture la new, what more could you ask for for ONLY $14,750? Easy terms. Here are some cheaplei Stewart Lenox Three bedroom home partly furn ished, extra large lot and lots of buildings. Price $6500. Low down payment. TWO BEDROOMS This Is worth looking Into for only $3000. Four rooms, bath, part base ment, plenty of room for chickens and eto. Walking Distance Fully furnished two bedroom home on city gas. This la a real buy for only $5250. NORTH Three bedroom home Just off Ore gon Avenue. Can be vours for $1000 down, total price $6000. Claire Ellis Eves. Phone 3-3658 Jay P. Orlggs " ' 4364 Oene Tavell " " 8045 W. W. Thompson at Malin J. W. SANDERS REALTOR 1113 Main St. Phone 1531 5 ACRES Four bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and sun-porch, bath, fully modern. Room for 600 hens. Own well with new pressure pump. 4'i miles from town. $7350 unfurn ished, or $8600 furnished. FOUR BEDROOMS On Mitchell St. Hardwood floors In living room and dining room. Oas floor furnaces, continuous found ation, lots of bullt-lns In kitchen. Olassed-ln breakfast porch, walk-in fruit room. Selling price $10,000. Shown by appointment. $650 DOWN-. Buys this furnished one bedroom place across from Falrvlew School: Selling for $3750, balance on terms. FRED E. FLEET REALTOR DENNIE COATES. Saleslody 408 Main Office Ph. 2-3335 Eves. 2-1365 FOR INCOME LOOK THESE OVER ! I 13 one bedroom rentals, one two bedroom rental, plus new apart ment for owner. Private garages. These are furnished, very neat and clean. Oood fourrfatlon. In city and all assessments In and paid. Shows $450 per month Income. n 3 one bedroom cabins, one 2 bedroom house. On very good busi ness corner located on South Sixth. Has gas heat. Shows $130 per month Income for $7000. Owner wlllo arry own contract. nt This U 2H blocks from Main Street. 3 apartment rentals, furn ished, 1 two bedroom apartments and 1 one bedroom apartment. All have new electric refrigerators, less than 1 year old, and electric ranges. This Is Ideal for people who have no cars and have to live near town and work. This can be had for $7950 with $1760 down and $60 per month or $888 down, and $75 per month. FRED E. FLEET REALTOR DENNIS COATES, Saleslady 408 Main Office Ph. 2-3335 Eves. ly .urnlihet. 050u, urmi. Jhont 2-133A, 3816 Clinton Avanut. NICE two bedroom home In Merrill1, (Hrftt, electric heal, imutnted. Yard fenced lawn and fhriibi, fQSOO, L .C. Hmith. Phone in Merrill NEW HOMES for saiirTlfiim K Powell. Phona IS3B. 30 RIAL ISTATI FOR SALI A PRIZE FOR A LAND WISE FARM INVESTOR 340 ACRES All level land, with rich deposits of sandy loam for top orop yield. 213 acres Irrigated, 80 acres In alfalfa. Will produce any kind of crops to Insure solid profits. MACHINERY A -UILDINOS Fully equipped for high gear pro duction. Complete list of all neces sary machlnnry for successful oper ation Is Included , , . nil late model equlpmentl Has comfortable 8 room home which features a large kitchen and two nice bedrooms, Outbuildings ara all In good condition and In clude (among others) a machine shed, large barn, pump house, hog houses and cattle sheds. LOCATED IN LANOELL VALLEY ON OOOD ROAD ONLY ONE MILE FROM SCHOOLS. This Is one of the best farm deals we've been able to offer for a long time. $85,000 takes everything. Call us NOWI Don Kirkpatrick, Salesman (Evenings Phone 07116) EVERETT DENNIS REALTOR 121 No. 8th Phone 8401 $10,000 Living room, fireplace, din ing room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, utility. Floor furnace. Plnst red. Hardwood floors, In Mills. $9,500 Living room, kitchenette, two bedrooms, bath, utility. Floor furnace. Plastered. Hardwood throughout. Attached garage. Only one year old. In Mills. $7,500 Living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, sun porch, bath, utility. Steam heat. Large gurage. Mills. VERNON DURANT ANDY SILANI REAL ESTATE 631 5o. Blxth Phone 8195, 5544 or 7933 . HOT SPRINGS Attractive two bedroom home, two blocks to Roosevelt School, This home la annrnvlmHlfllv M ar.,1 features large living mom wun iirepiace. two good site bed rooms, well designed kitchen, bath and utility, attached garage. Go ing for $9700 terms. CAFE Fine location on one of the busiest street in town. 14 stool counter, good equipment and lease at 163 per month. $4100 with $2550 down and $50 month. HOT SPRINGS Large five bedroom home In out standing location. Spacious living and dining room, breakfast room. Pi baths, two fireplaces, full basement, natural hot water heat. Beautifully landscaped. Don't let this one slip by. For further In formation call. HARRY VAN (Eves. 8204 JOE LEONARD (Eves. 2-0527) AL SCHMECK REALTOR and INSURANCE 517 Main Phone 3211 ONLY $6300 For this attractive 2 bedroom sub urban home, about 5 years old. Insulated, good oil furnace, auto matic electric hot water tank, onk floors, excellent foundation, large garage, half acre OOOD soil, ir rigation water; located on paved street, with busline. In quiet resi dential neighborhood. Best of all, this place can be had for only $1,000 down, balance payable at $52 per month, including taxes, insurance and Interest of only 4 per cent per annum. LARGE,' COMFORTABLE HOME Do you want 4 bedrooms? Large living room with beautiful fire place, wall-to-wall carpeting and lota of windows? Dining room that is big enough to really use? Not one, but 2 bathrooms that are large enough to really splash around In? Full basement with new oil furnace, world of storage and workshop room? Attached 2-car garage with radiant heated con crete driveway from which you never have to shovel mow? If you want all these. In addition to many other comfort giving features too numerous to men tion, such as upstairs apartment that could be rented to help cut down expenses, call us for an ap pointment to see this auprislngly well priced buy. RIVERVIEW Modern, attractive 2 bedroom home. Concrete foundation, detached gar age, A good buy at $5000. $1000 down payment, Near Pelican School 1 bedroom, completely furnished, modern home. Buy your groceries and move in. Price $6000. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT See Homer Stiles Ph. 2-2460 Evea. Don Bloan Frerl P-nt 5858 Eves. H7(v is..e, iuaitoi'd Since 1809 U 1 N. 9th St.. Ph. 4504 or 6529 FOR flAI.E or trade for trailer house, two bedroom home. Sea Tom Conaway, 3034 Bum. street. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1052 en j n in n 10 RIAL ISTATI FOR SALI V CATTLE-GRAIN TIMBER $3 to $13 per acre buys good ranch and timber land at Ciov't, Htat and County laud Hairs. Fit ICS LAND CATALOO. Pacific Lantls 1(131 KE Cuhiicnga Blvd. Hollywood 28, Calif. FOR SALE 8 room home, full basement, (Ire place, close In location, near schools, churches, stores, walking distance city center, Immediate possession. Price $8350. Terms. Mh.Ih hmu S rnnm hnmsi In Vint. Springs District, full bitsemaut, . i . . . ... ....... ,i i-.. large pi" riium wiiii iii inniv, wall to wall carpel 111 living and dining room, elcctrlo heat in all rooms. Shown by appointment only. 2 bedroom home North of Main Street, concrete lounuauon, part basement. Immediate possession, price $4500. Reasonable down pay. ment, balance monthly. Sea Fred Cofer Bob Stephens (Evenings 0130) Bamhisel Agency in s, eui Plume 4191 FOR SALE t 88 ACRE TULELAKE HOMESTEAD By Owner Nine acres new seeding clover. Price $34,500 R. C. ISOM Ph. 7-1252 r 11 IUILDIN0 I RIMODILINO WAHD'aTriifttTKOtk 4 ft x I ft - in. Ihlrk II s ft. aS ft l, In. Ihlrk MOO 0 lb. fool ronflns. red or arraan. IS SS. MONTUUMKHY WAHU Sltl and I'ina yiiona ll8 WAHD'X AMief6 HltJINO $14 par aquar. Call Mmlf'mry Ward for fraa asllmata on slcllni and rootms "U,",dHONTaOMtY WAltD th and pim PhonaJ II aa 34 $UIL MATING STANDARD HEATING OILS Stove Furnace Heavy Fuel DEPENDABLE Check and Fill System METF.R PRINTED TICKETS Your Guarantee Of Heating Satisfaction FRED H. HEILBRONNER Fuels that Satisfy Plus Bervlce -Since 1918 831 Spring St. Phone 4153 sTTll cnr.fN"fAMT"Otn"orrh.aT: in oils r-hon seat or 1.S30V for erompl daltvary. curr yadkn-i sionau Kxvica saoao am STAfiDAilD HtAtlNOH OIL" Stova. furnaco. light fual, coal, wood, :harcoal Pajrtoa and Co. US MarlsL Phono SUg. f)HY pin blfK-ks for salt. Opn ava nlms and y.'cekanrU. Mstlars Bros. PhriTOLSoa pickup or d.llv.r c!"y',,n" nal Srrvico. 3SSO So, ant PTiona sssi or a-easo. IB BOATS PITTTPORTrHbBTlS good horn for 1 ltratiri mU kitten. 4 mnnUu Id, Phona flTOS, OEHMAN (lhphjrd ptippl-. 1 mt. old, EHmhU for A K.C. ft-f i.tr-tlon, 25 Had up. Klnf Cola. tirbnotjfiHimEiT'aVinV mala, a wetk old. Sa ai 3007 liumt rtnl. Phonr n71 . TM A ilk; II far k Ulirador trfrtly a pat and uwd in lot of attention and a nlca big ham: I'm 3 yaart old. If you want mt. "for fra." and pram lia to takft food cara of ma, ynu ran hava ma rain my master it moving in a plara whara tharr )ut lin'l room for all of lit. Phona 4MB iDon't worry about boyfriend ralltnf on ma thaV Jmt don't -acm IntTa-Hd any mora l ANDERSON Boarding Ke'nnali Phona 3047 Sflfla Dalawara off Homed la. BOARDING KENNKLS Dog boarding by day, work or month, Sanitary kanneU. Wall balancad dial. Claan Individual outdoor run for aarii dog Dogi handled durlag mating. WlU pick up and deliver. Visitors Walcoma Phong B07I Marr.ll fttf, Rt. 3. Bob 604 SHASTA CASCADE KENNELS 42 LIVISTOCK A POULTRY POULTRY WANTED, Cash paid for uny amount Top, market prices for good quality. jT For quotations PHONR 3857 KLAMATH POULTRY FARMS vJEAlffin "PIGS for sain, phona 2rmnT. AU'riS'lriA. nnrs-riiwr. s'rrtvir: Phnna B72I M 3. Rn S23 C. IChuckl Warr.n. nu WANfKDcolorad ' nans P'hone 4801 HIGHEST prices paid for poultry. 60S and livestock. BIO Y MEAT MARKET Lakavlaw Junction Phone 4sao 44 MISCtilANtOUS WANT ID 3. P. employ, and family ursi-ntly need two bedroom furnished lMua. About February P. Phone 7H7I. , 46 FINANCIAL LOANS IMMEDIATE Cash Loans Borrow p Onl 1100 $7.J7 mc, Repay In 18 Installment UP VO 1300 ON FURNITURE OR SALARY LTP TO 11300 ON OARS rHE IDEAL PLACE TO BORROW Convenient Location Convenient to Borrow Convenient to DAT Motor Investment Co 20 yeara serving Klamath Ba Sea "Chuck" Bailey Mt. 114 N. 7U1 SU Phona 3331 8-341 u-m