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HIRALD AND KEWg, KLAMATH FALLS. OBEOOH PAOB FOPRTlSBW -r-t a. I onini wan captain nd fullback ol ...Especially a Greyhound Pre-Planned Vacation! ' rlMONALlY YOURSI Unlike conducted tours, yout Greyhound Vacation is "tailored" to order for you alone! Hotel rooms reserved at stopover points... sightseeing arranged . . . transportation included . . . length and cost of your vacation planned to fit your time and budget. AMAZING VARIITYI Choose from Greyhound Vacations to Western Beauty Spots, historic East, the romantic South, the great Southwest and desert resorts, glamorous Mexico, ether fascinating places. fO LOW IN COSTI Because Greyhound travel is so eco nomical, you see more, go farther, have txira cash for ixlrt vacation fun. Get fine folder on Greyhound Vacations... and let's talk it overt Sample Vacations from Klamath Falls MIXICO CITY, 21 days S1M.J3 SOIDEN WEST CIRCLE, 9 days $95.17 SAN FRANCISCO, RedwoorJi, 6 days $44 04 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, 12 doys $83.01 Hulu intiijim 411 nm, ft trm, tin M ' GREYHOUND TW; Gn)ht4 Avt Nisr Y Aqenf, J. K. SAYRE 904 Klamath Phont 5521 Legal Notice Legal Notice CIVIL NO. MOT NOTICE ISUMMOf.81 ,;hnJK70oroyonT,,d5..;.. toss ?.V VrtncKon. DOM. lloa..al. 1..U-1 Winifred Bauman. Blanch, .""'f; frVd'c B.Sm."'o.c:" Ba-jiri.n' Pal SSnomery. Harold. !';. Harry P,m" trunk Eol''ni, Kuhi ,h 1 Gl.ri Inman. Bay Dallar E.lh.r 10 man Wm. .1. Sni.lds. I.eci W. is ics ROM. B. MrCullou.h. Gl-n ""Jj.'T Choale. Flhi-1 Durt;n. Amar.lhaO r.rai. f H Moll.lman. Hrrirv Ori-man, tie. in Wfrner. Gaser Marl. W.i- nu. Coward Noian. Ann S . V Blast Fred Chri'ty. Viraif.a Cnru fv. In. Chri.ly. Albert Ch-,.l.v. Uoro inv Chrlslv. WiMiam Chi..l. Mary Ctirlily, Claude C. Nousen Iran, t.. Nnuien. Slanlcy Mayb.rrv Lyla Bil bao. Irma Toutses. Bull Ire B"" Winnie Nnujen. Truman Bowen. B . K. Keiiler. Mary Ker.il.r, Font, (.amp Mi. Rudolph Young. I.eo V. Boa., HoW. B. MrCoulorh, Bex V N,',n s,rJ I.arrln, Nonen, O. 5 Curlla.IUro.iJ Mv.rs, Waller Andermn. Cllllord Beach toxins Bowen. Robert Pouley I. Ill llamplon. Marie M llamploii. F.rma Darrwalcher. Ern.st Darrwatch. er, Charlrs Lux. R. Andersii.i George F. Ilamploo. Paul Kimnall. timer II. Alwnod. Lona Atwood. It. K. lousi..i Bovd Bennett. Ivan Smith Clay Gii hert. Annabrlle Gilbcrl. Clillord Bil den, Di.nnls fc. Wiahy. Euiene n. Wis bv and Owen w. Wlsby, p.llneri dbj Chrystalita AKitreaatea: W. G. Anderson. Feathe'ttone Tile Co F.dllh Martnn. Donald Srr.-tll. Omer Wisbv. Lelha Wisby. Wirr n Tuopcr. Virginia Smith. Dennii VAisby. r.rma Wisbv. Leland Va'ndermark. lintel Van dermark. Millnn Johnao-,. Dws.it Johnson. Don Danfela. Lin-i!e Daniels. David Daniels. Tereia Darnell. C. H. Monro. Kmm.lt N. Britlo.i, Fred L. Morns. Eula G. Elliott. Jamer S. Wyatt. Waller Startler. Edna M. Bonn::.n I. L. Miller. Freda Miller, A. D. Miller. Dora B. Miller. Ester l.iidwlc C. N. Fermi on. Rirhard Ludwm. II. H Ludwifi. Ann Whlttaker, Dean V. Bansl. C w Medlock. Gail H. WWttaker. Ethel Joerl, J. H. Joera, M. K Whlttaker. Don B. Miller. Pumka aa.a eoipora tlon, X. G. Porter. Fred Jordan. Helen Batenllne. A. W Porter L K. Porter r. W R.lchie. E. y R',1n -rv ".1 i'T'Tu ,rc0,R-.ch;. A Biillo" Peter W. Bui Franc. Ilambl." Charle. W. ABdcrrol.. Pej " Bufton. Margaret Maekie. "'-"'dr,.',nr-avlhe. Mabel Forsythe. Lester FnriJ he. risraare Fielder. Garlanii n;oy I e. Jane Brown. Eunice Akin, "onert aiu D F. Whlttaker, ana uniwiu. v. . Delendanu. To: Charlea W Anderann atter An derson. Elmer II A,"oouni'r'.. B,i- ten I.yie Bil'ben. Cl.dord B.ilKn Dean V Babst" Dean V. Blast. C.-mu Bowel,. ism. sk' C. Elllolt )! H. cIlioM. ue.ir Gn-r Ethel Jnn. J. H- Joer. Dwwht John fnn Milton Johnson. Eir.e' Jordan Slfar"i" Mk. Ert.th M. ton. Sun ley Wherry. C 0. McRae. C. W. Mdlnck. Don B. Miller, ncrr B M I lr C. H Munro. Don D.iH., Li.c Daniel. Teresa Daniel. iPy, Luuli D. Rear. Ui KKh ardA Claire E. Rltrhle. T V. Ri'chie F W. Ritchie. Virginia Smith. A,dtl .Pr iory. Edmund SpeHorv. Waller Sta'H". H C. Noii.cn. T.. G. Porter .I K. Pof ter S T. Stansbie. Blanehe htanime. John r. Susan, Ann Swanson. Inna Touliei. Wnrren Tuoper. Haiti VancJr mark. Leland Vandermark, Alnen Ve brieknon. James S. Wyatt W G. An cier.son, Jane Brown. Atbei Chmtj. Dorothy Christy, Fred C.irif.iv, lar Chrl'ty. Virsinia Christy. William Chrw tv. Featherstone Tile Co.. C N. r funon, Clarenre Fielder. Iiarold l-o.-ivlhe. Unter Forythe. Mabel Forsythe. Bruce Hampton. F.. li. Kamoton. Fred Jordan. Esier LudwiR. H. R( Mid wis, Lawrence MtCrendy, L;a M'-f-reaay A. D. Miller. Freda Miller, trprt L Morrii. Harold Myers. Helen V. UMeth. WhiVtaker. Gail H. Whiltaker and t.K. Don't Take It for granted ! IV7 t97& i mm ( CM set as wen. as lSA.ll. ram a?UR 5,006 M RETAIL. with Ai.e$ tweeO.ooo.ooo iPENT THAN lrO0r OF EACH APuefJTIfllOS M6PIA POltAR IM MW$fVPeR5 ! Legal Notice Whittaker. and Unknown J'n"v:nm. Vou are hereby notified tral com plaint in Condemnation ha hereto o Been filed in the office of Ine - er of the above-named Court in un aiUon lo condemn the perpetual hU. Pr mount to and in .ieroiia , n the mhu of mining claim '0,.f",. iny nthrr rtghK adverse tr the tliit Jd State, in the land herrinnfter de irribtd. to enter and to erect, main Jam. repair, rebuild. oP""."?., trol one or more electr.c tywer tMni miion lines, including the tight to recl wire , cobici and ac -irtcnances llVW thereto, and the ft irlhei rigi'l to clear the right-of-way hercina ler described and to keep the ame v ea. oi bruh. umber, mflamniahle lures and fire hazards, and ;o HP' of "uch brush, timber. n"nl"e. siructurci by sale or otner means in such a manner as shall create a fire hard: subicc how ever, to the riKhls of the public .n to pipes and conduits, irrigation ; and drainage line,, ditches and i.alK t'jpre. on and public utility eawmenU. lines and iiKhts-nf-way; rubject u'st tr tin. continued me and maintenance of exist ins private roads crossing the Bonne ville Power Administration Redmona Klsmath rail tranmiior, line yei and across the following described lands, to-wit: Tract R-KF-8D: That portion of the unsurveved land in Townsmf, 2 Soiitn, Range 8 East of the Willamette Mer idian, the SF'xr;'4 of 3fcli(.n 16. tin NEUNE'4, W'NE'i. SE'iKAU. N1; SW, and SW'4SWi 0f Sei!i.;n 21. the SESK1 of Section 20. the Nt'tNE'j. WiSii'i and E',SWN of Section J3. the E'iNw'4, and SW'i oi -section in said Tnwmhin and Rani-e. anu in; WI.Wi. n f Sprl ion 5. Township - South. Range 8 Eiist of the Willamette Meridian, all being in Klamath Counl, Oregon, exreptinfi there.'rom trie Cre.'.t .Northern Railway uompany s ri.ii-o.-wav the riKhl-of-wav for lrnar iiait w.ohwav vn 4 , it 51. Hishwnv No. 9i and the Southern Pacific Railway Company's riijht-or-way, which lies wii. m a slnp oi land ij irci :n wou., the boundaries of said s'rio lying H-5 feet disianl from, o.i c.nch s.t!c ol. and parallel to the survey line ol the sau '(ran -mis:-ion line a nnw n au auu itaked on the ground over, across. i.nnn anrl Brlmcxnt to the above de scribed property, said survey line be ing particularly aescrioea as ioiiows. Beginning at aurvey station 3183 B9.2 a point on the eait line of sertion 36. Township 25 South,, Range 8 East, Willamette Meridian, said point bring S. 1' AT 00" W. a distance of I'.iiR 5 iwt from the Quarter section corner on the east line of ivia Section .(0; thence n. w an- w ,b Qitiumte of 26(i6.0 feet to survey station 5210 5" 2 a point on the line (.cnimnn 'o said Section 36 and Section 1. Town ship 2(1 South. HanKe 8 East, Willamette .Meridian, said point bei.'g S 8H 45 40" E. a distance of R2fS.S feet from, the quarter section corner on the South line of said Sertion a6; theme S. 43' 56- 20" W. throuah the unsurveyed portion of Township 26 South. Range Kast. Willamette fticnaian, a auiance of 20.77f.4 feet to survey slution 5418 . :M.6 a point on the East li-re of Sec tion 16. Township 26 Soutn. Range 8 East, Willamette Meridian said point being N. 0 :i2- 40" E. a distance of 67.1. feet from the southeast corner of said Section 16; thence continuing S. 4V 5S' 20" W. a distance of 925 4 fee: to survey station fi4;!7 -f.0.0 a point on the line common lo Section;- lb and 21, Township 26 South, Range ft East, Wil lamette Meridian, said Doint heins M. if)' 12" 20" W. a distance of 6.i..fl feel from the northeast corner ot said Sec tion 21; thence continuing a. 4.1" of 20" W. a distance of 9859.6 feet to surve: station 5526 -19.6 Bk equals 5502-27..) An; thence 5. 15 15 40" Vv a distance of 12,871.0 feet to survey station 36:iO a ooint on the west line of Sec tion 5. Township 'SI South. Range t East, Willamette Meridian, said point being S 0J 07' 40" E. a distance of 1 293.7 feet from the quarter section corner on me wfi line oi flaia sec tion 5; thenre continuing S 15 15' 40'1 W. a distance of 1411.7 Ort to urv station 56454-10.0 a point on the sou.h hub oi section o, i ownsmj wi .south. Range 8 East. Willamette Meridian, said point being N .88 42' Ofl" W. a dis tance of 374.8 feet from the southeast corner of said Section 8. Alvi the right to fell, limb or top all trees or anags located upon land;, of the same ownership is the above ur-.i-.iuca ngni-m-way wiinm a Strip, varying in width as follows on each side of and adjacent to the said right-of-way: l:i7 .5 iWt hitii-i.a.n 5210-55.2 and 5228-00: 107 5 feet be- nSirT'y stations .iZHB-nn and 5331 -i no; 87.5 feet between survey stations 3331 -loo and 5410 -00: 57 .1 feet be tween survey station 34104-nn and the easterly edge of the Great Northern Railroad Company right-of-way as now ocnted in Said Sertion 10: 87.5 feet between the westerly edge of Primary State Hishway No. 4 as now located in said sections 16 and 21 and survey siation 5450-1.00: in.7.5 feel between survey stations 5450-00 and 5473-00. "et. be,"een survey Matinns 547.1 -on and 546000: 87.5 feet between survey siation 5480-00 and 5515-00; 87.5 feet between survey jiutlon.-. 53094 0 and 55Gfi i-oo; on the ea trrlv side o. and adjacent to the said right-of-wnv .,7 5 feet between survi' station S.iefi-i-OO and the eastorlv dge of th( Southern Pacific Railroad Company right-of-way as now located in saiu Section 3; on the westerly s-de of and adjacent to the said right-of-wav 62.j feet between survey station 5:6fc -00 and the easterly edge of the said Southern Pacific Railroad Companv r.jjht-of-way: on each side of and adjacrnl to the said right-of-way 87.5 feet hetwecn the westerly edge of said Southern Pacific Railroad Company right-of-way and sur- Legal Notice i ntark.d will reJ SollI. respectively ,he above-oer easterly boundary of ine survey fflbed'danje, ! f':o'u.l...l; eoe-u-iUrl, Jjjjjjjryj station 52d8 t-151 on -. jesenbea boundary of ",,. survey la- danjer ''''u'ap?,ts 'eel I""1"' lion 5327-W. and li- J ',;-, i,un. westerly from lh no" r-we.s ji(,.(. dary ol the Iran WJ 'J, ,,,, way atrip abnn wblrft at ln survey nation 5;i,'rau..i i ol umna ". ' '.i'"' 'I'ntSfei "iroc" edtna .are CLASSIFIED RATES uinrrl fie One naJ oer word Tic Threa days word am Week Run - word o5c Men ru0 .ani':wts p.m. ior -. - , Monday. ration r .'nt-oVwS -d USamw.IJe i-ansmlssion line lacilili" o "J " -. ed Ihereon. I0";" " ', d. ,trov atlili b"r" r.. IS hcSmir. .mat 1H: Act ol Ausust ' Art'S "so Slat. Ml. a. amemed by Art ol firitar amemle'd bv Acl "I MS. e. 433 159 Slat. 5- and I.irtnet amended by Act. ol Ju V J'- '' . ;: Si ,60 Slit. VOliT tose.net with Act ve niay " " ano Interior, effective Hay 2i. 1950 U5 .. 31 You are further notified -hat it y have any objection or defense to tne taking of your property you are re quired to serve upon plair.tift aiior lieVs. at Ihe address herein designated within four weeks from the di-te of tin first publication of this nions". an answer identifying the prop ertv in which you claim to have an interest, slating the nature and extent of the interest claimed and stating ah vour objections and deferses to tlu taking of your property. 'at lure sd to serve an answer shall constitute a nnF.n in h. t-.it. nc and to tne author ity of the Court to proceed to hear the action and to nx ine jusi tuiiiiicii.n tion and shall constitute a waver of ad defense and objections noi to pre- You 'are further notified that If you have no objections or defeiy.es to the taking, you may serve upon plaintiffs attornevs a notice of appearance desig nating the property in whicti vou claim to be interested and thereafter you shall receive notice of all iroceedingi' effeetng the said property. You are further notified that at the trial of the isue of just compensation whether or not you have answered or served a nonce oi appearance, you maj present evidence as to the amount ol the eomnensatlon to he nald lot the in terest in the property in which you have any interest and you may share in the distribution of the sward of compensation. You are further notified that a trial ay jury of the issue of just comoeic aalion Is demanded bv ol-tintilf. This Notice (Summons) is ferved upon you by order of the Honoiitble Gus J. Solomon. Judoe of the above entitled Court, made and entered on the 2nd day of September, 1951, by publication thereof for lour successive weeks in the Herald and News, a newspaper printed and published in the City u. Klamath Falls, Klamath Ccunty. Ore gon, and of general circulation in said county wherein said lands are located, the first publication of Ihu, Notice (Summons) being made in the Issue o' said newspaper on the 16 dj.y of Sep tember. 1053. Henry L. Hess. United St-ite Attor ney and Linus M. Fulle. Special As sistant io the United State? Attorney. 507 U. S. Courthouse. Portland 3. Ore gon. S 22-29-0 8-13 No. 637 canon ICARD OF THANKS tu 'rf'S Coumyr.reSiai.ou ? ?e Protective Aocj ' -.r.eno. and Pacific ''hclrckSy helped us wit h Neighbors who fcincy i,.hl7ritnay 0cl. IS. W$J?JiJ (-IJNtRAL MUWW WAWTTciSRilh runril Home. KU IliJh Street.Phone .UJ4. "1.ZMEETING NOTICES . KLAMATH LODGE No. 77 ArWAivi wm .i nmiYi i miration Wed., Oil. 14 to hold iraveslde services for r. r Ftundrant. Members to meet at Klamath Memorial Park at 2:1a P-"'-HertJtaliniiJJL- Kiamath Chapter No 35 Roya, Arcn ...- -- staled meeimis . -ir. P.M. Vislthw companions welcome. Relreshments. AL OVGARD, HP Phone 1U53. Birr-HrouNrTTruiii wn '""; TUESDAY, OOTOBTOj, J I LOST AND FOUND CLASSIFIED ADa fh'liiiS sa.OO lor lx InaertlorjrJ " cl aV GENERAL NOTICES ITS THE BEXALL 1 cenf"Si i.. I day. nth. Thurarlas-. "K feMi I and Saturday, 17th. wboiis?' K STOnE. M.dlc.1 B.nuiSiS Jj I CLASSIFIED ADS UlirTErr-l -W.00Jors!MjwertU)ni,. w cot et LIVE MUSIC for vourdWr--- McDonald Ork. Call an. ni" Morn Phon. 5ta for Ire.eVg.laJ 6 PERSONALS GENTLEMAN, 38. wbuldTitT.- -M .Mel!! Wrl,e B ' c-rsij LKT MK help you wruTMSTfr----. InK treatmenu; Coiliult drivinB miles. Hev. Opal ... b'fct Pint-, nhnne M 1 n BEAUTY COUNSELOR MHRPrrsJ HARRIET McCollum recresen,, neaolu Woolen Ci,n,n,:p,S!enllll id STANLEY Home Pr7t,.Tr-sAS 1 TtY'OllrilsAw?iMO.-..-i5i aVB rtclp you. Box 204. Phone i '" "-7 KLAIIIATH DETECTIVESrei,ss. Prlvute Invostlsallona. co5llovSN.c' terviewa. mate owner. P o hi" Klamath Falls. "W Ci 8 TRANSPORTATION CLASSIFIED ADS thlaalie7r-j--82.00 for si In.erlloni. mi 10 SERVICES ' jcpuv. lunrvs v-ieaned NEWEST SANITARY METTHois ROTO ROOTER SERVirr Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots fi ta r. Mng 2434 ORCHARD Ph. Legal Notice Pastor Held For Pregnancy PORTLAND UP) A pastor was bound over to the county grand jury here Monday on a charge of statutory rape alter a 15-year-ol Corbett Hifrh School girl com plained he made her pregnant. Taken to the county jail with bond set at $3,000 bail was the Rev. Edwin Beem, 44, of the Cor bett Christian Churches. Detectives said the girl, who has been in custody of juvenile authorities about two weeks, made the com plaint Sunday. Colu ibus Great Man in New York NEW YORK IjPI An estimated 75.000 persons are expected to pa rade up Fifth avenue toduy in the annual Columbus Day observance. No"? , i?. U I iy .MJ SroeaNoSrV'S !h, 'yhIarPU BsT and &'.nSpW,, ( Ihe same analnat !!,'"' . uh' nitirirr and w II continue ito siiunna from dav tS 5 until Tuesday .Decem ber 9. 1953. when said levy -nd appor tionment will be fixed. B W. Thomas. Secretary Enterprise lrriealion District Oct. 13-20-27, Nov. 3 No.Jl2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice a nerroy dersigned has been appointed as ao- ministrator oi ine Allcmeesch, decreased, by order of the Circuit Court ot the County of Klam ath, and all persons having claims against said estate we required to pre sent the same to the Administrator, duly verified, and with the proper vou chers attached, at the office of his attorney. L. Orth Sisemore. 731 Main Street. Klamath Falls. Oreion. within six months from the date of firit pub lication of this notice. Walter Zimmerman S 29- O 8-13-20 NO. 665 NOTIclfOFHEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT vnt.no i. hprhv eivpn that I have filed mv Final Account and Report in the Matter of the Estate of Rebecca fc. vanover, ueceasea. ana uic ii.n. navirt a Var.tipr.bire. Judee of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Klamath, has set Satur day, the .list flay oi uciodc- at the hour of 10 o'clock A.M., in the court room of the Circuit Court, in the Klam ath County Courthouse, Klamaih Falls, rwnnn 91 the timx And nlact for hear- ine of exceptions and objections to said final Accoum, n any mere we. (si Mabelle Watta Executrix of the EsUt of Rebecca E. Vanover Donald A. W. Piper Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls Oregnn Attorney for Executrix S 29 O 6-13-20 No. 666 Bull Goes for $2000 Saturday PRINEVILLE Iff! George Webb of Mayville paid the top price of $2,000 for the grand champion b'lll at the seventh annual Crook County Hereford Breeders Association sale here Saturday. The bull was consigned by J. R Breese, Pilot Rock. The average price for the 4L bulls sold was 8382.87 a few dol lars le.ss than last year's average. To the Weaver, the Baker, the Beauty laker IMIWiitlial - ii'i s . x M Rllb-A-Dub-Dub, want suit you can cnib, fan cream, or a wcll-prolroted loaf? Then we can help you, for Standard Oil Company of California hag put oil lo work for the weaver, the baker, the beauty aid maker-and pract ically everyone else. This being Oil ProRrees Week, it's a good time to point out that oil men help bring you thou sands of things you nWl buy in a service stat ion. Suits, for instance! That wrinkle-resistant model yon may be wearing was woven from an oil-born ingredient developed in our research laboratories. Bread, too! Millions of loaves were wrapped last year in paper coated with Standard wax. When ever you light a candle, polish a shoe, or empty a milk carton, vou nuv bo iuln u, .... . B " " msssw ult by Standard Oilers. And when your wife creams her face we're involved, too. Each year we supply J j million gallons of highly-refined oils to cos metic makers-enough for 10 million jars of face cream. These examples of oil's place' in modern living emphasize one important point: The oil industry has moved from kerosene to synthetic fabrics in one short generation-and so have you. vn i.ivKrpss is your progress. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA pint .Ml. m What comes from a drum of oil? Tires medi- ernes, nylons, detergents, plastics, paints, insect,, cides-and thousands of other products. That's because oil companies like Standard invest millions each year to find new ways to make oil serve you better. Questions or comments about our Company an ah welcome. Write: Standard Oil Company of Cahfornu,, P. 0. Box 3495-E, San Francisco, Calif. better HOME ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES EXPERTLY SERVICED AND REPAIRED Prompt, Efficient Service EAST SIDE APPLIANCES 7th at Klamath Ph. CLASSIFIED ADS this ilie coit onW $2.00 for six insertions. PLOWING DISCING and Harrovix9 n, P. Jaffgiu. tJiiuuc iiiu. CURTAINS laundered and iltetehtK fiione tail. MOWING and rnkin. Phonu 6144. " LET ME help with your pafnMni prcfl Irms. Chaiies Brown. Phone jam 1 HAVE 32 foot semi truck, flitbed, hff hauilnR. ynone z-vuiu. ALTERATIONS GUARANTEED side work gladly accepted. Anilil plinne iM3.i ELECTRICAL wock done. No job tan linn. Knone j-luiu oeiorc a i CUT YOUR CHRISTMAS and cloth; h la rinwn Wr- fin All K1HOS Of MWil and remodnlin. Pickup and deliver rnone a-iai. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Lacy Phone 333a. STOVE & FURNACE Cleaning and Repairing GUARANTEED Call DUANE 5149 (PEYTON & CO.) or 4407 Evenings MATERNITY 7L0THES MADE TO ORDER Phone 2-3316 MIMEOGRAPHING and mailing lai at reason a hie prices. Kiarndin mioif College. 733 Pine. Phone 4670. 2 HEALTH ITS THE REXALL 1 cents jale-Wtl 14th. Thurs. 13th. Frf. 16th. and Sti 17th. WOODS DRUG STORE MedicJ Dental Bldg. Ph. Tia. WYANT Nursing home. State llcen: Will care for partial paraletlci, r bed and ambulatory patients. Pto-i 2-27B1. Mediord. ure. 3 EDUCAflONAL WILL TEACH limited number plul students. College graduate. 6233. 1 BOOKKEEPING office machine, tn-1 Ing, shorthand, Spcrdwrltlnf!. kirnWl hi hippie Klamath Business College, lai rine. i'none iyhu. 14 HELP WANTED. FEMALE m a vv. iv SPARE TIME! Easy to sell 75 boxes Namc-in-Cr i Christmas Cards for $75.00 profit. Brl sain Assortments, oiner iasi aeners u-i ble earnings. Assortments on aw"! other samDles Free: btyian, mi Ninth. Dept. 66. Los Angeles aa. ntff irPTTOMiT Mjanifri. must be S&m typist. Hours ia::iu p.m. io p.""- m ply at Hillside Hospital. CLASSIFIED ADS this sire coit mm sx.ou tor six insertioni 16 HELP WANTED, MALE Auto Mechanic Tlmi.niir.h1ii avnavlonrnrl In motorl overhauling and general garagij repairing. Anaerson nuio o... 632 Walnut, pnone siw. SNE MAM to deliver Fuller brumes ap.n.mcn, ,,.u JSL--SSi m Ur,.mu untn Dhnno 41BI KVCS. CLASSIFIED ADS this sue cost iw-i l nr aix inseri..uiin. WANTED, pin setters- Bowling Aliel 17 HELP WANTED MIDDLE AGED COtipie. 0"""!' housework and cooking for llV. Man to do liRhl cnorc i place and take care of doc kenn'ij tiusi nave reicrencc. nuM, wages, separate living 1"", Cascade Kennels Rt. 2 Box 504, M r in nip nw ay. r n o ri AQcfpipn i'ns thU size coil .uu ior six inBcriiuiin. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED MrlllKFiwnnK' Phone S045. EXPERIENCED DRIVER With oit rnri lr.n.. ,irh. ii winter log call 8978 eves. CHILD CARE. Phone 6020. CLASSIFIED ADS this size coil 52.00 lor six insertions rtm.n rinr stWnrt Lennox Aci linn Rhnnn O.OTA WASHING. IRONING, aewing terailons. Pnone 4zi. BABV SITTING day or mrfhl OTI CnmniiK. Writ Box 54J OT 1" a B-14. Ant. 6, )retecn. WANTED. WASHING ino Pht.ne 34.14, . rr. WANTED WASHING and JronmJ-)Mt. bab.v silting eveninc an references. Phone 7703. eeken WOULD LIKE JOB for F-7 Ford ing potatoes from Wd w, loni i nce- p""e 2-3189. Ashlaurq CHILD car In my home days. pn rt.w.1. 22 ROOMORtNT. ROOM AND-BOARD. Phone 1 Eldorado. ri CLASSIFIED ADS this size cot Si!. 00 for six insert ions. g ROOM, board, gentlemen. 1M7 SLEEPlNGroom , close jnrgQjjg ROOM and board, gentlemen. 4234; j-;- SLEEPING ROOM In prlvat B0I at40.i Hope. POOMS to rent. Close in. pnone ssrifl, STEAM HEATED sleeping roorni. clean, close in. Phone ROOM for rent at 607 Hlfih?JIS CLEAN sleeping room, close in. Jetterson. Phone a-a-iia.. BOOMS 1fi:i4 Ml oh. 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT I'NFURNISHED one bedrocm "P menl. Couple only. No pet. Inquir Eldnradn, phone flg4fl. NICE S T E A M heated P"""1 adults. Corner. Pineand Ceoar. . EXTRA LARGE one bedroom " apartment Two bedroom ( apartment. Close In. Child care sired. Phone B342. "Vf FOR RENT LARGE three toem niched apartment, close m- A""1 Heat, hot and cold water Phone 6309 after 5:30 pm- ---tS VACANCY three room apt. ur" aquhs. 33B Broad. CLASSIFIED ADS thU ii lit w iorslx insenionii BRIGHT, clean two room P with bath. MQ a nionth:zMPg- Steam heated aoartmtnt wi room, eas Oak U
