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Newspaper Page TextIf r, ; ?! t 5 In, ," J 1 ' i' Hl 1 1 ! . .d I J. )!, 3 ' - ' It ' Hi if .1 IT ft r !lif 1U 'J f, i 'Ml T 1 i . 1, i ' if!';. Wit ' :,,, MONDAY, APRIL 1.1 to. J k ' PAGE TWELVE hkkal.li Afugcwa!jvijwiw BBMB""i BAT . to SERVICES . , f , ' - : Dorris i EXCAVATING Vmsu'SSm - A mm mm mm mmm - 1. ' mZ I I On day . per wore, - . ; M . f II Mrs. Mate; Porterfield tad as I, 'a?- ' ; , : I m f II I OF DELliiDLC FIDUOl AI9 CONDITIONING Ph. 5683 RING'S SHIET METAL-J104V4 So. lh Start MMI Wtk ( AU KM V AUTO REPAIR BOB ROSS GARAGE I.mii lniM IS Vmh w AUTO SEAT COVERS SUNDOWN TINT and SMt (Ml tw A KI.M CmHM T.pt Auto Towing Service Ph. 5126 to 5127 JIM ANI ARrS TOWINfa smith- wn ana TT.nt t (UcaNd t Jim Ota M.rt) 24 HOUR SltVICI WikM l A Sin J ANYWHIM ANYTIMI BAKERY GOODS KLAMATH PASTRY nwk. Cko. Km. tafia tatai rfc D.r BARBERSHOP DOUG and BOB'S New BARBER SHOP ' Mm TWt Y.u Cm AHrd Hatairtt CUMtm $1.00; A4.IN $1.23 COMMERCIAL HAULING Ph. 9240 ANDERSEN FREIGHT LINE 2802 So. 6th HIAVY HAULING "AiirHwra w Hit." M ht ht DtpndaU Sot8c Ataf Hwi n. 1 J113 Commercial Refrigeration Ph. 6617 OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. 203 So. Rhnnido SAUS nd SIRVKI Kmmm m4 Snm laaiHMOt CARRIER FMGIDAIRI YORK DRY CLEANING SANITONE RELIABLE CLEANERS 1116 Mom ELECTRIC CONTRACTING Ph.2-2528 LEACH SERVICE CO. 123 So. 6th St. CWMffcl.1 ELECTRIC HEATING ELECTRIC HEATER SALES CO. 623 Pino iaiaira Ttaelra RMiMiat WBIX RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEATING EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION HeadBMiten faf yew amy lectiical Iwotiaf cad. ENGRAVING HYDE'S JEWELERS 4524 So. 6th free tmnvin m All MtrchtBtfiM PurchotH Here "Expert Worth Repair et en Honest Price" .Jewelry Menufocruririi anJ Repeir Diemonee For Lets FUELS of ALL KINDS FRANKFORD FUEL CO. No. City Limit. . Bend Hy. Metered Check .nd Fill HtaKaf Oil Service Factory Pine Blacks, lady Wood and Prattolots GLASS. DOORS, WINDOWS Ph. 7477 THE GLASS HOUSE 215 No. 11th Plata, Crystal and Window Glasa Storm Satk and Scroans to Ordar Ettimatas Gladly Given GLIDDEN PAINTS Ph. 9278 ROPER & ROPER 2012 So. 6th SPRED SATIN SPRED GLOSS Dry In Vi Hour Complete Stock at Paints and Wallpaper LAUNDRY Ph. 2-2531 MEN'S HAND LAUNDRY 11th end Klamath Ave. Complete 1-Srop Leundry end Dry Cleoninf Service Pickup end Delivery Lawnmower Sharpening Ph. 4672 BODENHAMER SAW FILING 351 E. MAIN few Mine Lawnmower Sharpening and Repairine I.S.A. Motorcycles Roe Lawn Mowers Iriggs-Strattan and Clinton Motors PRESCRIPTIONS StH Giaen Stamps Ph. 3445 SUBURBAN DRUG CO. 3950 So. 6th Complete Human and Animal Health Sapalias Piee Perking Lot Open t to Every Day (7 Deys) PUMPS - IRRIGATION Ph.2-3464 INTERSTATE PUMP ENGINEERING Co. - Merril-Lokeview Jet. Fairbanks Morse Damastic Pumps, Turbine and Prapallar Pumps "ZH bflne, Diesel Engines, Sprinkler System, Repairs en ell makes of Pumps. Restaurant Supplies - Equip. Ph. 5257 HAP DAVID 2413 So. 6th St. Chhww.ro Steam Tables Stock Pats Pie Cases Sinks Raeteeran ler Steers, oaths Milk, Cocktail Miiars Wolf Rang as, CmI Taaslsn Hrf Dog St.am.rt "Wo Can taulp Your Restaurant" TRAILCH HOUSES mim mm A II C1IH AM ,A . ,T unKa ieuisEn PAN -AMIR KAN TERRA 14-1 0-4VA.-A , - v IPM.M te Ph. 4437 2001 OREGON AVE. Work GmraaMtd OmH An. Ph. 4329 AWNING 123 1 No. 4th m . . . - -r. ... $47.50 , Ph. 8344 SHOP ' 920 Mala 4717 So. 6th TtafWhKM Ph. 4622 Ph.2-3221 4524 S. 6th Ph. 4511 Ph. 5520 Abcj ass av, rn at, CRUISERS TERRY HANSON n. tt. Mngrni 9 SJ,12S.OO Br JOAN CHMSTKNSON Mrs. Mmy Portorfteld tad s ruests (or two weeks her moth' er-ln-lsw, Mrs. Lucy Kliby and Mrs. Mudge Newton, both of Ore- ion City, and her brother-in-law, tid Porterfield ol Seal Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Don Combs and two children of Lakevlew recently visited ooris porterfield. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ott of San Diego arrived April to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Ott. Accompanied by his mother, they drove to visit the Albert Kams family in the Wenatchee valley and to Roseburg to see the How ard Otis. Mrs. Karris and Howard are daughter and son of the Will Otts. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Hadwtck drove to Corning to visit their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thoreson and Janet. The Hardwicks were among the Dorris wrestling fans who enjoyed the April 1 bout between Gerry Hunt er and Ada Ash at the Klamath Palls Armory. . Phyllis and Oordon Beeson. stu dents at the Northwest Nasarene college at Nainpa, Ida., were home for Easter with their par ents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bee son. Both are graduates of Butte valley High School. Also from the Northwest Nasarene college was Joan Hitcncock, daugmer of Mr. and Mrs arl Hitchcock. Accom panied by another daughter, Mrs. Bob Cannon and her small son. they left Friday, April 3, to spend Easter with a son, Roger, at Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Jacobson and Mrs. Llla Marshall visited be fore Easter at Yuba City, where the Jacobsons were guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Kelton and Mrs. Marshall of her sister. Mrs. M. D. Woodard. On Wednesday evening they were guests of the Heltons at dinner and ''tended the Sacra mento - San Francisco baseball game at the Solons stadium. Mrs Ellsworth Goode of Mac- doel is home after spending several days with her daughter-in-law and family at Grass Lake. Mrs. Harold cooae is recuperating alter under going major surgery at Siskiyou General Hospital, . Yreka. Mrs. Ltla Marshall spent Easter Sunday with ner son and lamiiy, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Marshall. Robyn and Mary, at Klamath Falls. Mrs. R. E. Jones and daughters. Carold and Stephanie, and her mother, Mrs. A. O. Christenson, spent the holidays with Mrs. Jones grandmother in Sausalito and her mother-in-law and sister-in-law In Sacramento. , Easter Sunday, the R. E. Jones family entertained at dinner for; Mrs Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Christenson. Bill Jameson, Klamath Falls. has been at the home of his s&ter, Mrs. LUa Marshall, Installing a new sink unit. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glynn re cently entertained at dinner for Mrs. Mabel Ringwalt, Mrs. Ninon welt ana Betty Anderson, ine ladles spent the evening playing contract oridce. More than 200 enjoyed tne lasnion show and musicale given by the King's Daugmers of First Metho dist Church at the Pythian Tem ple. Yreka. Among those present were Mrs. Cecil Fine and son. lom, Mrs. Jack Beem and Mrs. Henley Clawson, all of Tennant. Mrs. Henley's daughter, Mrs Joy Sea man, of Yreka. was the vocal soloist. Jim Meek, BVHS teacher, was ' W fun to go to San Francisco . Tha engineer doea tha driving. i aem.ssiimBie ijiiijijiijijji 1 1 1 mi iim,r;T,,.-!S- ( ! paie Resortsto :i f Want Ads to Give eS ! i ! Fi .fleet to lied .-diTT' "SCjjlP i 1 , dates, Yale Vniveraity haa rSVSf il.fv. iS. , R eaed Waat Ada to award odd f ltx?kt i 111 ST ' , i ft acaoliratiipa, each ee taoao Ik uOyfr I ll-ka-. ' i W o saala Medeate i$Uf )ZiWA ! r .ad "saala deaceadaate ofiB Vy lAlj 4, IfTm"! i ' HeUuhal Leckwood, late ol?H llIVGlf I ' ( ; Sew Havee." aSljljr IB lip- ',1' U MMM. m M mZ2Tlmi . r ' , hi Sa IIS. M k. Bai llTS. ? ml ..,,. Here , In Klamath Want Ads Work Wonders ,.,. HERALD & NEWS lin I u -l r ; . 11 ' -j mountains; around 14 ,161 -root Mt. Shasta, Coffee ahop and dining cars; colorful Timberline Tavern car. Oiant picture windows. Seats are foam rubber and, recline easily, Leave Portland any morning 7 ;45; Urrlve San Francisco 11 ;1B same night Convenient connections from points north and east, Phona Southern Pacific or your local raUroadagent for reservations. - " OmV irannannnma DOUG.., tSS-.x :..-lkHc Lflh:' :.'sstJ WHERE IT STARTED The small barber shop above (4717 S. 6th) cut haircut prices to $1.25 several days tqe. Now, two other S. 6th shops have followed suit. In picture above are II to r) L. J. Oberq, 2035 Applegate, e customer, C. M. (Doug) Douglas and Robert Mecies, partners in the shop. absent from his classrooms follow. tag Easter vacation week due to me illness oi nis tamer unuc went major surgery April 6. Paul Robinson of Alturas was a Dorris visitor the past week, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hayes en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Goode of Macdoel, Wednesday, at an afternoon of samba. Mrs. Ninon Neff recently enter tained at a card foursome. Her guests were Mrs. Jennie Lang, Mrs. Frank Glynn and Mrs. Elsie Ramsey. Mrs. Barbara Young and Cliff spent the holidays In the bay area with friends and relatives Nancv Chase flew to Sacramento to spend her Easter holidays vlth her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Enoch Inraelson. Butte Vallev High School and Grade school teachers spent their vacation at a variety of places. Jane Lambert went to Los An geles; Ernest Plunti, to San Fran cisco; James Meek to Yreka and San Francisco; Mrs. -Mabel Ring- wait, Portland; Betty Anderson, Tacoma; Robert Marrs.'Mt. Shas ta; Mrs. Dennis to visit her daugh ter and family at Red Rock; Rob ert During. San Francisco; Mrs. Ninon Nclf. Alturas; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sharp. San Jose Principal Harry Beck. BVHS, at home with his family: Principal Stephen Bailey. Dorris Elementary School, convention of California Elementary School Administrators at Sacramento;' Mr. and Mrs. on th "Shut Daylight", tou relax. Travel through tha high Caacada Floyd Reese and Mrs. Ray Wenv pie, most of the week at home. Jim Tyler of Sacramento was In Dorris lately on business. Leaving for Texas to make their home, Mr. and Mrs. Hon lucin lyre and children were honored March 28 with a dinner party at the home of Mr and Mrs. Ray Mclntvre. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Maltsan and Janet, Mr. and Mrs.' J. B. Mc Intyre and Judy and Patsy. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Skoog and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Skoog and Mrs. Ole Skoog. Mrs. Marilyn Meglasson, Mac doel. succeeded Mrs. Mae Delter to the presidency of auxiliary unit S944, VFW, when the group met for Its annual election March 31 at the home or Mrs Hilda Stum baugb. Mrs. Delter became secre tary and other dlllcers elected were Mrs. Myrtle Fenwick, first vice president: Mrs. Stumbaugh, junior vice president; Mrs, Vena Gilmer, treasurer; Mrs. Alice Gregory, cnapiain; Mrs. Anene Robinson, conductress; Mrs. Leona Booth, musician; Mrs. Margaret Bailey, guard. Trustees selected were Mrs. Amy Mcrdlth. Mrs. Dora Branham and Mrs. Vivian Wilson. Mrs. Delter and Mrs. Oilmer were June encampment at Oakland, with Mrs. stumbaugn and Mrs kodui son as alternates. Following a brief business session at the Dorris City Hall March 24, members of Butte Valcy post 5944, VFW. and lis auxiliary en. Joyed a dinner at the Club Cafe. The Rev. Everctte Murray, pas- or of First Baptist Church, Dorris, was the Incentive for a celebra tion and mtluck luncheon follow. lng morning services Marcn 22 at the church. March 21 was his birth day anniversary and the day of the celebration was pastor's appreci ation day. Nearly 45 enjoyed the occasion with tne Rev. Murray and his wife and family. Mrs, Elsie Ramsey and brother. Arthur Cross, Dorris, and their brothers, Ed and Jess, and wives of Klamath Falls went to Paradise for the funeral and burial March 21 of their brother, James Walter Cross. The deceased was born April 1, 1882, and passed away March 18. When a youngster, he came from Nebraska with his parents to Dorris to live but made his home since 1029 at Paradise. Other survivors are a sister, Mrs. Laura Wright of Oillette. Wyo.: a brother, Bert, of San Jose, and a nephew, Jess Cross of Klamath Falls. Telephonic news April 1 from Auburn, Me., announced the birth mat morning in Mancnesier, N.H , of a new granddaughter to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Motschenbacher. The message was given by their son Sgt. Jack Motschenbacher, who is in radar work for the Air Force at Auburn. This is the couple's first child and she has been named Candy Mae. After sn absence of more than three months, Wallace Thackara haa returned to Dorris where he resides with his brother. John. He vacationed with friends in Salinas and with a daughter In Long-1 view, Wash. The Claude Olson family spent Easter with Olson's parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Olson in Sacramen to. Rancisco cm Uf ; from Klamath Foils In i rewrved seat on Ihi ttreimllner Tr u m dependable wiy on the luxury itriimlintr tveryoni can afford. Amirici'l Mtit Medtrn Trains . per word Be Threa days Woek Run . Month tun . ..ner word 130 . per word too . per word He .iiinuiiu Tha minimum charge for n on ad la Wn. n IIIMIBAL MOMIS I MEETING NOTKO Stated Communication Klamath Lodge No. 17, A.P. 4 A. M. monaay fa April 13ll P' " Vlslllng brethren In vited. RelreshmenU. Herbert Hanellne W.M. jxmiinmmsrfirerrj. will hold a stated meeting at uw dav. Aurll 14. at eight Vynf PA All momoera ana Sfil visitors are Invited to MS" attend. 7 Rhoda Harnden, W.M, Claris Williams, w.r. IOOF NO. 1 37 Every Tuesday 8:00 P.M. fifth and Main SU AlQi613calVMOji. taiw3a .law, oox oo. rnont 1 LOST AND FOUND rb!?f,;6l: andV, Silt, dirman poiin pup. tu ii.uat. CbaTYIUXOW pay tivolope o V1" Kd Ciouia. H.wird. H.r.ld sntl Nwi, no s. , LOST NRW nawtmss bo. ball glovT. Raward. Phona S83T. - LOST HLACK PaktnaaM mala. Sambo", ramlly pak UOaral rawara, Call tm or 1J1U 4 GENERAL NOTICES -So" f iirTieTT)partJiner Psychic-Bivin. Macnalle llaallns. klartlns Wednaaday, April i. Phona S-S34S. SIS Plna. PERSONALS PAUUISTRV ItkAlVlNO , Spadal raluis. SI 00. AlUmonl Trail, ar Court Aparunant 4. t'hona SUa. 3M0Soulh Slh. aTANl.CY Moma Produel Fnona saoaT AXCOHOLTCS ArTOKYMOUiTwUI aladly tlp you. Box sot Phona mi. 10 SERVICES Septic Tonks Cleaned Newest Sanitary Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Unas of Roots, etc. CD r. KINO MU Orchard Phone M41 EXCAVATING Fill dirt, top soil, leveling. V. L. "Bud" Parks Phone 3MS RADIO DEAD? CALL FYOCK'S 1001 MAIN 2-3518 or 2-2519 FOR FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE MOVING? . . . Call 7425 Local-Long Distance Piano and appliance moving a speciality Transfer and storage Agents Beklns Moving d Storage Peoples Warehouse Warren Bennet Manager "Since 1918" DRESSMAKING, tailoring. Phona 8.TW, Legal Notice w the cincuiT cotmr or TltT STATU Or Oltr.GON TOR KLAMATH COUNTY NOTICE OF FINAL SETTUCMCNT Notice li hereby given, that the un dertixned executrix of tha eiUl of Willlm A. Van Buakirk. alao known Bill Van Buikirk, decccicd, hai filed In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for Klamath County her final account of her admlnlilralion of Mid ealate, and the Court hat appolntrd the 20th day or April, lfl!U, at 10 o'clock a.m. u the time and the Court nonrrt of ald Court aa the plnce for the hearing and lettlement of tald account. Dated thli 3.1 day of March, 1B53. Claudine Van Buakirk Executrix of the Etate ol William A. Van Duikirk. alio known ai Bill Van But- xirx, aeccatea. Far rem St Maxwell Attorney! for Executrix M 2.1-30 A 8-13 No, Ml N ofiCE AM senona. comorallonR. vntHratdta partnership!, and toclelie doing btui neu In the Citv of Klamath rail Oretfon. Bra herehv nntl(l-rt thai thtr nuinit uccupaiion, or i raaa ncenie let, inr ine year oexmning on may i, 1B53 and endlna at the cIdh of Anrii 30, 1034, will Be due and payable to i no s-iiy oi PammBin reus, uregtin, at the Office of the Pnlic Jurln in thai City Hall, for laid City, on May l. i'"L Hriore june i, 1033 will be delinquent on and after wmi aaie, aii peniei tailing to pay their said licenne fee by June 1, Mm. Will be lUblect In the nonallln nrnul.l.,1 by ordinance, the I let rue fee may be jaiiu, niiuinii eiwr ine urn publication of I hit notice and before June 1, 10S3. The tint publication of thin notice It April 2, tO.VI. This notice la elven undo anthnritu of Ordinance No. 4:i.in of ih cnv n Klamath Falli, Oregon, generally known aa the Builneia, Occupational and Trade licenne fee ordinance, duly adopted hy the Common Council of the ui niimitn rain, uregon. avun urn ana ay oi April, 1B33, Frank A. Blackmor Police Judge of the City of A a--0.13.1B-20-23.27 Uo. ;H NEW WHEAT PORTLAND tn A .....( variety, used only two years, has become the second most popular variety In the Pacific Northwest. u is timar, a variety developed at Washington State College and grown In the 1951 crop, The Pacific Northwest Crop Im. provement Association said Wed nesday thai. Rloln.ailn.l ..... L." the leader for the fourth consecutive ? 7h w cun for M.3 per cent . ..m ivoa urop, Elmar conaMtntrf ma .... SMnext.7l, in Si cent and Bflrfc down luU81, B0me 40 varieties were ....... Trancll Hoe Bulldoser - Ml Dirt - Topsoll Criuh Rock - Driveway Cliidort Compressor CRANK BKKV1CS , GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 6S41 or MW 6AHIKN'i75Sn"Nl, dlaolns, and tar- ruwlita. rnona , V'AINTlNuT INHIIIK or oulaldtrTruma TIKIS. K. L. Tracy. TRKtsT'MlMMkD'ir rwiiovadTPhoii. PLOWlfifTTiirlrilNO amifiarrowini, II r. Jarraril. I'liwia , iSliklTMOVIrKl. raliliia loundafloSS CKSiKMf coolraciw, a. A, imlla I'hona assa. i, siicrafrTiireVrt BA"! On. day aarvlr. on all makaa alartrll altavan. Mtmmalun. goaiak, aad un. n,"'i)'v.. iruiiMrna MONl 3191 HUAlRIOtm maehlmrry nowTilor. Iha rtiah CwnplaU Iraclor and ma. clumry repair, and waldlti Uarrlaon aouipmani vo , Lakavtaw Juncllon. WELL TKSTlffa, All tawu'lllaa. Ida, aoitabla pricaa. llarrlion Bqulimtant La lhout )41a, Marrlll4akavlw Juno- lll0clllWHW0Ti5in at raaMuiabla prlra. Klanialh nua. nvaa CoUs. 7M I'lna. fluma Hit rollliOTATiijTNli KakiiKN work call KUl tnalaad IMS our laat year's numnai PAlNTlN(nSlerlor and axKrioirWMtP let Bntwtv aucceeaur to 11 U Drown. Phone 4,'aft. com pixnTWmifimwvif9 d n.p17 All nmkea a ltd aUra. ClarrUoii Equip ment Co 1'huna TJU Merrlll-Uikevtew Juitutlon. r EUKTl'H ICAL work' ilotie Ko Job too mull rhune -1010 be (are a.m. Kail-l'iC TAtiKaelMivn"ni I'hone M KOW1NU a idd I c I nrnf1 horeB0 it KURCrHOLUX rv I Phone-VJTt , aAHUKN"PLOWINO"WltK-roioroe. With ur without uperalor. Phone PAINTINO, nwiing. .dlriarCaTl WH evenings or Svintlajt, " CAMPENTEtfOHl Rernodetinc and new toiutruciiotv Phone 3J1T. . aOTOTlLUNdhrTfCi 1 IDUCATION AL ftobkKKKPINO; offtft' mawhtiMa ' ip lug, shorthand, Siwettwrtuni. klndted uUjtcla- Klamath Uuainaae Cotlega, tJU Ptite, ?hone 14 HILT WANT10, MMALI WXWfEtiXXftir"to act a. " fethion how director for tUrah Coventry, coe tum Jewelry Co, In (hi are' k Inga 130 per week for tlx to gM hours weekly. Head your name, phone, and addreu. Herald ami News. Bom 404. Dutrtrt Manager wilt eonurt. ClltTCAl.orrrCK"wori ttr"rl rela tion Uepl Se Mr. Miller, Herald and New- a HOt' 9CKKCPEK wanted; to'iaVe com plete charge of small home and two children. Jtluat live in. Phoive imnt or io. WANT& woman ' to " take care ot toung aeml-lnvalld. Call at 340 East lain, apartment e. Phone 4141 or all at 82fl Main. PAHT -TIME dlsriwaaher wanted. No phone rails. 4ia utiijiuui l MILP WANTIO, MALI EXPERIENCED AUTO and Heavy Duty Truck MECHANICS WANTED Apply Bud Stclnman JUCKELAND Truck Sales & Service, Ine llth & Klamnlh nv.n... n nmt ii"XN WANfrr) ay ananali; known .nap mnniifat-lurer, tarvins ra. uLt"5nr'ni' Klamaih all. opooMunlly for ambilimii. inl.llii.nl youni man h.luwn ih. at of IS ana 2L. ''I. appll.anl. Cuaran- Iwl waaklv ul.r-. nuarurly bonu. II quota la u,td. auloannblla tuppllad. bill. lne nparalln axpanaaa paid, ada. auata hot.l allowanca out. id. naad juarlar.. Applicant alv. lull dalall.. ata. adurallon. marital alatua, pravioua alrt aaparl.nca, nrevuwa bu.in... cmnaellana. Wrll, Boa 407. ui. ol H.raldand Naw. NIUliT cURK. 1 no dtlnkl,,,. Ala '.Jn!LD5-f. over. Pbona ST3I. M.,?,IIV, "'iancM rancb hand Marrlad. No liquor or llve.lqck. Small equipped eotlasa. Phona SUB1 Bnnanaa. "ianro aummoblla m ..ft', "".a Carr, Dailn Mason. "' . TOUNO man undar Ihlrlv year, wiih aiperlenra handllns Crawl er Tractor with (arm tool. Apply in - " n... nonanu. w,nN!T.rLDk W'-nirHCKO RYachTnTc". T,r,.!ik..',c.,Kn,.,nC- r0,d 7 HILP WANTED" WAN-rerwonnprea'.Vr. Sunday call, an.wcrcd. Slandard Claanar. li SITUATIONS WlNTln J vTiiTTirio aidoSrolirpTioTS ?1fisClAltia-yoiini couplo. no tlllV'l' V" "'u. ranch oapor- i,nu.: "5"'!' P""l(", " nch Mlh modi 'ion.' n.. IS1". ' "vl" i. . .7- jr"!..' i"aio and nawe. 5!9-ASl" Cairfoso. h.rL."5 ."""' oii worlTcaT) balor. a a.m. and altar t p.m. Phon. 12 ROOMS FOR RENT f' "QOM5rwo",krnt".dy. ghln horn, wllhjm,r,, Phona SIS4 pSPntJ?. Cii-.n.-.3-Tfiii: 2o,idTpf;EnT,',Gi",irm NiCB r-lioNT mum" for nni Uroar apanmemjjo Main. LOVELY roomfor mi. te-ot . woi C'oa In, Phnna 42SB. 5IMSJO.I4 IHih gS&S '."0 J.H.non: nooMjoj nni.nirtnir,h: HOOM and board. Walking ' .II.,....1 rnone n:i:ll. " APARTMINTt ana ndki? feBNl8ilfcp,-rnn7nT-o, nnL m nparlman 1. " rraSgT"""'"" fiJitNlsnKb SflfHJ K..l. ni. nftr " rtmT"" r.'TSW. p'i,,0.,h7",',M","r'm,'ia 14 APARTMENT! FOR M. .parlmant. ilovn S pAWiy-mwrninrTwr-ted aiiarlmont oa HMiada( Si."E' CI.CAN conilorlabla iiiSr-i lahad ourt aparlnianl lw!fi Cl In. M a rC, ftg fimNTRpirfjTil nrmni i n-n Ail claan, NIC. .law. iSTphon ,,inw nwui. lurniahad aoM.i fur cnupla CloM In, Mod...1'"' raf awrir atari t.laialai - r.te"I:?' .W!!!!U...'!M aiarlm.nl. Vary .ban k Mis ur.a.m. I'hona imia It MC'JUl FOR RENT KMAUrfifnTfi Tor rml or"irs Phono S-ltta nl.had. (laraa. On kua linaUl i jwnih. Sfl AHamoni. InauK'taTpJ "'aSaKTKirJ "''!!. CouolM. Maai houaa SSI p m W,M1 a-ni, or aitif furnlahad on. Badroom hoUM"Vj land, aullabla lor ona or l0 J Sdurdi 7 iT aVntuT ,V5C11 ONKMiOTSrawSTTuTm tHutrv itAneinR, nvnuive TMO, .r Adiii ts arsrjg IS RUL ESTATE WANTI6 1 ....... n . " ...i " . . .1 opilMt I. U a Ihro. or lour bodroom Huma to JI m-nwi a,oa. mono J730. WANftiiriowroio.r-i;.v.-.--J tarifa ronma w. ran ramndal. Oa iS back ol Iowa w Hot prlnaa iraV cj houia. not much rfnwn '.'?1 KPLW. Phono SI IS, Ml lor rVai!" humii ran aALa s;:.."."aK n M....."4tX' l ac morn rurniahod houw, Doaa la? L t?ri..-"VE'- "".'IH " saraat IB SAL SSTATI row EAU 1 Summers Lane Lame 1 bedroom home, Full itaf dlnlnar room, lane llvin. nvl Willi fireplace and ploture wlndo4 Kiecirro nrai, arorm winaows ad full insulation, Everythtnj m (uj lent condition. Laraa laraia ti worksJiop and sloraue space, Tm Uilrda acre, fully fenced. Oo lawn, won innaacapva, I0U S shrubs, berries, etc. Ill.5oo.nal down. (73.61 per month, r.Hl lorms, . North Side Comfortable, a bedroom horJ dining room, llreplace, eleciri heal, full basement. Level corn lot, no hills. Close to schools, thed pliiK district, Well decorated is) neat, as Pin. Only U.1M. 11.11 own, too per numin, Trade Your Trailer House For this completely furnished M luxa suburban home, a spaclot bedrooms, wardrobe closets, chM ful Kitciien and Breakfast nook, ata Ity room. Insulated fruit room. tractive shake exterior, Detacai garaiie and workshop, double drnt way. One-half acre of rich Irrtpt ed soil. Paved street, convenva location. .Total price only i:,m. Mills Addition B.. ,1,1. lUH.l.. I...II, A (.mJ WO IO IW.IJ HUD, 0 WUtVV, inodorn home today. Beautiful hsi wood floors, eleotrlo neat, tlreptic completely Insulated, alumuus storm sash, attached garlic, FrK SllilOV. CHILCOTE & SMITH Realtors , Bine IF09 Don Sloan Phone M5f EvM Homer fillies J-S Evj 111 N. sth Bt, Phona ii or HI Weekend Specials Two bedroom home, living roeml oininp; room, gncnen, osm, un. ulllllv room, hardwood floors, ful basement, forced air furnace bau two blocks of school, 1 blocks Ut main oi, isio. Near ' Weyerhaeuser ' Tn. htr nlial lercd home on 3'i lots. Oood M rago, new roof and Insulation, vera cloan and comfortable lor Otftt Can make a real deal on uiu, FRED E. FLEET ; Dennle Coates, Saleslady ' v...i... : nv.... q.ntt 413 Main . Phone J-WR, "Pat" HOWESRealtor Homesick for Arlsona. ComlortsM two bedroom home with full orele basement. Big living r good size bedrooms, can be w chased for 16,76(1 on good temj Another good buy In Mills AW lion, New two nenroom norne r- a ly furnished end only M.lM.y I Cute one bedroom home built In excellent condition Kg"! on North aide close to WhlUM l bargain t 16,375. Neat two bedroom home Hot Bnrlnas. Tills cosy III a delightful kitchen end rrn Stlfl deillfl or attractive features, priced at 36,730. - "PAT" HOWES-REAJ 1035 Main Street , , PP ' ' "i eves cU Joe Perry ' Art Frederlckaon tit Bruce Owens, Merrll Ml run bale naw T- ri-!,W rnom hn,,.. ,n Mill. AddlOS. ai1"!? atlraclf heal, hardwood lloon. ft ""k,iVa or THA loan. AIM s "' M . Call 44SI noona and eydns"- WILL TRAD! l'"K,,ml Inooni. properly In doWw; ,KSf r.iia. Will Whoma,Jm&,JJi! In trad.. What have PI wrl a:ia. Heraia, rtrwa. TWO ROOM hmiaa wit 40 down. Phon. -3 roriMALE S4 acre.l Information writ. 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