TUESDAY. FEBRU ARY 23. 15
RBUU) AND OTTW8. KLAMATH tALL8. OUOOlf
PAOK TWELVE
Use The RIGHT TOOL To Do The Job - WANT ADS !
HENLEY
Br PAT BEVMER
The only current news In this
community at least from farmers,
is the non-existing potato market
and the high cost ol living. The
men always say, "No matter wnai
the prices, weather or season, the
women's club must continue! '
Tuesday night, February 9, the
C. J. Gober home was filled to
capacity with the wedding party
and families of Betty w uouei
and Marion Jack. Guests were
seated at individual tables and
served buffet supper. After supper
members of the wedding party hur
ried to the rehearsal In Mt. Lakl
Community Church. Carolyn Diclc
; son, bridesmaid, arrived' home
from Oregon State College Just In
, time for the dinner.
Enjoying the hospitality of the
Oobers were the Rev. and Mrs. Wil
liam Alnsley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deh
linger, Mrs. Eva Short, Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman Carter, Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Short and Jimmy, Mr.
nd Mrs. Fred Beymer and family,
Jim Brothanek, Donna Tillman,
Laddie Lytle, Millie Okimura, Bill
Thousands With Insomnia
SiHUIP
Sound All NijM-Awoki Fresh
- Vtn of Dtv safe Dormin Sleeping
CapauUt have found u you can
. tliawJ sound sleep. Dorm in hm
toea clinically tested for ufety and
! im guaranteed notvhabit forming.
; The world of medicine progreaw-"
:j why tolerate a el eepl en night that
. aukca jron tired and worn out the
r. awat day. Now for only 6Vc per
capeule yon can And the reet you
want.Donnmcoetabut$2.Sfor36
eapeutw eo aaft no preecription
. at neaded and Dormin must help
you or your tnooey back I Accept
' a nhstirtite.
There le No Substitute For
SLEEPING CAPSULES
Daly. Gerald Durant. Dot Am
Fleming, Mrs. Elizabeth Short, Del.
bert Dehllnger, Carolyn Dickson,
Mrs, Veatch, Marlon Jack, Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Lucas, Darlene Jack and
Delia Dalton.
Gerald Durant, USMC, was here
cu a three day leave to act hs
btiit man for Marlon jack, lie
staved with his mother, Mrs. Sher
man Carter, while here. He Is sta
tion id at Point Mugu which is six
mlliis from Oxnnrd, California.
The community is happy to hear
that Mrs. Vernon Durant, who has
been ill. is recuperating and back
at her household and secretarial
duties.
It seems that the mumps are not
just a children's disease: Mrs.
John Wallin, whose son Gary Is a
first grader at Henley, came down
wltn tnem oelore Uary did. tine
has been very ill and only able to
consume liquids.
The Mt. Lakl Ladies Aid has al
ways been very active but each
year It takes on larger projects.
The money it receives Is used for
the benellt of the church. Since
last March, members have been
collecting coffee bands and have
purchased two large coffee urns for
the church kitchen. Mrs. Flossie
Tromblee had charge of the coupon
and coffee bands and foraged
M
CASH
On Your Cor or Truck
(any make, paid for or not)!
ASHLEY CHEVROLET
in Bo. (in. rb. 4iis
IE WISE (Mt Your Aula
Loan from an Auto Dealer
through many Junk piles to rescue
coffee bands for the needed
amount. She also sews aprons,
makes feather corsages and turns
the money received from their sale
to the Ladles Aid, and the amount
Lhas been large. All the women
in the Ladies Aid give freely of
their time to help carry out proj
ects to make this a better com
munlty In which to live. The Ladies
Aid has been host for many bridal
and baby snowers and now has de
cided to take care of the wed
ding receptions held In the church.
Shari Breithaupt, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Breithaupt, went
lo Crescent City to visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. viola Pollard.
Forrest took Shall, Mrs. Fannie
Cheyne and some fishing cony
panlons to Grants Pass. The men
were going to spend several days
on the Rogue River fishing for sal'
mon. Mrs. Pollard is meeting Mrs.
Cheyne, her mother, and Sharl hi
urants pass.
Mrs. Jean Norris entertained the
Bid or By Bridge Club at her home
February 5, Two tables of bridge
were in play. Tallies, candy and
prizes carried out the Valentine
theme. Chocolate chiffon pie and
coffee were served to Mrs. Gret-
chon Thompson, mho worn, Mrs.
Marjorie Berry (prize winner), Mrs.
Muriel Johnson (low), Mrs. Ethel
Whitlntch, Mrs. Arlene Gooding,
Mrs. Margurlte Breithaupt, M r s.
Vivian Wise and Mrs. Pat Beymer.
Mr. and Mrs. Vein. Berry left
Monday for a few days' business
and pleasure trip to Pasco, Wash
ington. En route they stopped
at Prineville to attend Bob Stiud
er's funeral. While they are gone
(lie children and farm chores are
being taken care of by Vern's
parents who came from Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs.' Jack Welmer of
Bonanza were February 11 lun
cheon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Dehlinger. Before moving to
Langell Valley the Weimers lived
in this community: Faye is still a
member of the Country Cousins
Bridge Club.
Your chance of an accident Is
greater than ever. Drive with extra
care. Insure with Hans Norland. 627
Pine St.
CHILOQUIN
DARLENE WOLFF
A number of Chiloqutn families
have just returned from winter va
cations. Traveling the greatest dis
tance were Mr. and Mrs. Don Pot
ter, who with relatives from Klam
ath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Potter, took a three weeks' trip to
Mexico Citv. The two couples en
tered Mexico by way of Juarez
across Irom El Paso and spent lour
days driving through the country to
the captial city.
They spent three days there
with guide service, and drove
north by way of the Pan American
highway to Nuevo Laredo, south of
San Antonio. From there to Carls
bad Caverns where the couples sep
arated, the Don Potters coming on
to Chiloquin by bus. the Earl Pot
ters going to Oklahoma to visit.
During their absence, the Potter
boys, Donald and Dennis, siayeu
with an aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Vera Hengl, in Sprague River.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hall drove
Hall's sister, Mrs. Harry Elliott,
home to Laguna Beach, California,
visited there for two days and spent
the next week in working their way
home, visiting with friends and see
ing the sights. Lyle, their sixth
grade sou, stayed with the John
Munnerings, Janet divided her time
between the Dwlght Kircher home
and with her grandparents, the
George Frclds, at Modoc Point.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mannering
had come home Just in time to
have Lyle stay with them. They
had been in Portland on a five
day trip where they attended with
Mr.and Mrs. Lou Kelllson of Klam
ath Falls, the annual Copeland
Yard managers' convention. Lowell
Mannering stayed with the Halls
and Gail was in Modoc Point with
her friend, Charlynn O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest i'reia are
back from a leisurely trip to Reno,
Nevada and to San Francisco. Dur
ing their ten day trip their oldest,
daughter, Candace, had gone to
Portland with her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Gienger, who
went to visit Mrs. Gienger's par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. Leonard
Buck. Lynda stayed with the John
Jaderholms and with the Robert
Doaks. Three-year-old Mark visited
the Earl Halls and the John Jader
holms and two-year-old Melissa was
with her grandparents, the George
Freids. The family had an, excel
lent time Just In getting together
again after being scattered so wide
ly. Along with all the vacations there
have been other types of news. Mrs.
Ruby Peeler had an unexpected
and serious operation three weeks
ago In Klamath Falls and is now
in Ashland undergoing treatment.
Her daughters, Mrs. Donald Pot
ter and Mrs. Vera Hengl, made
the trip with her and will be gone
at least a week. Mrs. Peeler, who
has worked at Gienger's store for
several years, Is still listed as in
very serious condition but enjoyed
visits from many friends here be
fore leaving for the valley. Mis.
Ida Hoppe Is working at the store
In Mrs. Peeler's place. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Adams and
three children have recently moved
to the Gard house directly across
from the high school. One of the
first grade twins, Kenneth, is now
confined to bed with yellow jaun
dice, but the stay is made a bit
more pleasant by the new television
set which was Installed at his house
early this week.
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF DATE
Or FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR KLAMATH COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of Fred
E. Fleet. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that we have
filed our final account of the adminis
tration of the above entitled estate and
that the Court has appointed March :!4,
11154. at 10 a.m. as the ttme for hearing
objections to such final account and the
settlement thereof.
Gilbert w. Fleet ana
Frank K. Fleet. Executors
Ganona & Ganong
Attorneys for Executors
Feb. 23. Mar. a, a, Is No. SOS.
CLASSIFIED RATES
One day per word 5c
Three days .. per word 12c
Week run , par word 20c
Month run .
. per word 65c
MINIMUM
The minimum charge for any one
an is ouc.
ADJUSTMENT
Please make all claims for adjust
ments without delay.
Corrections or cancellations re.
celved bv 5:30 D.m. will be made in
following day's publication, by 12
Noon Saturday for Monday.
BOX NUMBERS
incuAi in tirta mo v hft ri unfiled
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for a service charge of 25c.
DEADLINES
Classified ads accepted up to 5:30
p.m. for following day's publication,
ud to Noon Saturday lor Monday,
classified display ads accented up
to 12 Noon for following day s puon-
cation.
FUNERAL HOMES
NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT
Notice 1 herebv mlvpn that the un
dersigned, Administrator of the Estate
ot Frame c. welder. Deceased nan
filed his final accounting of laid Es
tate at the office of the Clerk of the Cir.
cuit Court for Klamath County. Oregon,
and the Court has fixed and desig
nated March 6, 1954. at the hour 01
10 o'clock in the forenoon of catd day,
In the Circuit Court Room In the County
Court House at Klamath Falls. Klamath
County, Oregon, at the time and
place for hearing objections to raid
accounting and the settlement thereof,
at which time and place any person in'
terested In said estate may appear
and object to aaid accounting.
max a. Liinnini
Administrator of the Ertafe
of Frank C. Nelder. Deceased.
Dated and first publication February
Feb. a, ft, 14, 33 Nn. 73
One of a series of advertisements describing the plan for developing the Hells Canyon stretch of
the Snake River, formally submitted to the Federal Power Commission for approval, In July, 1953
Idaho Power's Hells Canyon Plan
Costs Only One-Third As Much
To Build and Operate
The cost of building power facilities at Hells
Canyon and their annual cost of operation
re most important to the user oS electricity. If the
costs are high then higher rates must be charged
for the electric power, regardless of who owns the
facilities.
Company witnesses estimated the cost of the
proposed federal dam would be $429,400,000
the cost of Idaho Power's project Mould be $133,
000,000 (both amounts without transmission
facilities).
On the basis of federal financing, the annual
cost of operating the proposed high dam at Hells
Canyon and of carrying its debt would be $19,
650,000 on the same basis the annual cost of
the three dam project would be $6,086,000.
Dividing these annual costs by the electric power
obtainable from each of the two programs, the cost
of power from the federal dam would be approxi
mately three times the cost from the three dam
project.
If electric power from the proposed federal
dam were sold at the so-called Bonneville rale of
$17.50 per kilowatt year, the yearly deficit would
be so large that in 50 years the debt against the dam
would have nearly doubled.
Expert Witnesses Substantiate Higher Federal Costs
Two independent engineers added their expert opinions on the question of higher costs
ot a federal dam and of the power it would produce:
MAJOR GENERAL THOMAS M. ROBINS (Ret'd)
former Deputy CJ.iV of Engineer, and former Division
Engineer, North Pacific and South Pacific Divisions, V. S.
Army Corp, of Engineer, niialj.od the two plana a,
though each wa, a federal project foiin.l Dial the eon
(ruction rod chargeable to ,,nwrr of the federal Held
Canyon dam on that hai. Mould I 259.000,(HH) higher
found alio that power would com 2i per kilowatt
year from the federal project, only 12 from Idaho
rower Company' project.
ROBERT DE LUCCIA former Chief of the Bureau of
Power, Federal Power Commhtion, long experienced in
holh public and private power and water development,,
I 'ice Pretidenl and Chief Engineer, Pacific Power & Light
Co. testified that the additional power generated under
the federal proposal at down-dream planu (with the
Federal high dam) would coM $57.80 per kilowatt year
lo generate, but that power generated under the Idaho
Tower plan would coat only $12.50 per kilowatt year.
WARD'S Klamath FuneraJ Home. 825
High Street. Phone 3334,
1 MEETING NOTICES
This impressive evidence leaves little doubt that the actual cost of power will be less
when generated under the Idaho Tower plan for development of Hells Canyon.
IDAHO V POWER
A CITI2EN WHEREVER ,T SERVES
Calvary Commander No. 16 Knights
rempmr win noia a
Stated Meeting Wed.
Feb. 24, 8 p.m. Visiting
Sir Knights Welcome.
Refreshments.
Joy Ustick, E. C.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS will aiadly
help you. Box 204, Phone X18,
2 LOST AND FOUND
LOST. BROWN leather glove, vicinity
of Crescent Ave, Call Jjlajons.
FOUND, lady's wrist watch. Owner
can claim by idenlifyinK at South 6th
Street Branch 1st National Bank of
Portland.
LOSTDARK glasses. Dark brown
frames with unit! trim. Valuable. Re
ward. Phone 4731.
4 GENERAL NOTICES
Anonymous. Box 80.
NURSING home ladles. Phone 2-0520.
6 PERSONALS
Post Office
STANLEY Home Products. Phone 3609.
HARRIET McCollum representing Mln
nesota Woolen Company. Phone 401fl.
FOR STANLEY Home Products,
Buff Jones, phone 0R63.
JUMBO hamburgers. 23 cents. Rich
Maid Ice Cream, 1337 Oregon Avenue.
10 SERVICES
Income Tax Service
' State and Federal
Fast and Accurate
$2.50 per form and up
Phone 856i
HOME ELECTRICAL,
APPLIANCES
EXPERTLY SERVICED
AND REPAIRED
Prompt, Efficient- Service
EAST SIDE APPLIANCES
Ttb at Klamath
Ph 8886
Septic Tanks Cleaned
NEWEST SANITARY METHODS
aba
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, Etc,
Ed F. King
2434 ORCHARD Ph. 9841
FRUIT TREES
' PRUNED
Tree Topping Tree Removal
Evergreens sheared and tied
AL BAKER Suburban Nursery
Eves. Ph. 2-3167 Days Ph. 8188
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Locally Owned Since 1944
PHONE 8377
LACY KING
SERVICE AND repair shop. We fix
aavlhlnff. Phone 2-0H8D. twill. Pickup
and delivery. All work guaranteed.
WARD'S REPAIR SERVICE
All makes appliance! repaired by tx-
FierUy trained mechanics. Radios, wasli
nf machine, refrigerators, vacuum
rlranem. Prompt service. All work
guaranteed. Check our ov prices.
MONTGOMERY WARD
Phong maa flih and Pine
ELECTRIC SHAVER REPAIRS
On day service on all makes electric
shavers. Rem! niton, Schick and Sun
beam. ,
BICKYS JEWELERS
TOO Main Street Phone 31SI
14 HNANCIAL IOAN5
MONEY
$$
ON THE FIRST CALL ! .
Op to fSOO on your auto. On your salary or lurnltur
up to $300
LOCAL LOAN CO.
"Pay Day loans a specialty $10, $35, $50 loaned
till "pay day" or longer
$25 cosu but 1$ cents for one week. No other charges.
115 No. lOtb St WALT BINGHAM. Mgr. Phone M531
M-354 44 Veare Friendly Service 8-87$
14 HELP WANTED. FEMALE
HOUSEWORK. Country. Live in. Char
acter references. Phone 9569.
16 HELP WANTED, MALE
HAVE YOU EVER
thought of getting a good paying
Job in Australia, Africa, South
America, Canada, Europe, -Asia,
Alaska or any other foreign area?
$400 to $2000 monthly. If inter
ested, write for facte, absolutely no
obligation. Write to Turner Foreign
Bureau Co., Sec. 67RKA, 246 5th
Ave., New York 1, N. Y.
DISTRICT -
MANAGER
The man we want is a resident
of the Klamath Falls Arett. He
is a producer and capable of
training others. He Is honest,
of good character and ambi
tious. He is as young as he
feels and old enough to instill
confidence in others.
He need not have experience
in our business of top Health,
Accident and Life Insurance,
but he must be able to de
vote his entire time and at
tention to our business, which
is well established in this area.
This is a real opportunity for
a top flight man to increase
his earning well over $10,000
per year. We will give every
assistance necessary to set
him on the path of real pro
duction. Telephone or write for per
sonal interview. M. C. Fields,
422 Pittock Block, Portland 5,
Oregon, BRoadway 3493.
EXPERIENCED sash and frame cut
ters. Oregon Wood Work. Box A22 Bend,
uregon.
MAN WANTED! To own and onerate
Watkins business in nearby ideality.
Hundreds ot families needing service on
famed Watkins Products, now Nation
ally Advertised. Must be over 21 and
nave car, for iniormaiion wnie j. k.
Watkins Company, 137 Dexter Avenue,
SeatUe 9. Washington."
18 SITUATIONS WANTED
WOMAN WISHES part time practical
nursing In the home lor someone con-
va i escing irom uiness. rnone z-jihh.
LADY experienced wishes child
care days. Phone B5H0.
SINGLE man wants ranch work. Ex
perienced in catsk inning and tractor
driving, also Irrigating. Have transpvrt
atlon. Write box 768 care of Herald and
News.
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FURNISHED apartment tot rent
Market Apartment p.
KUHNISHED three room apartment.
clean. $-18.50. Phone jm.
T1JREE ROOMS with bath.Phone822g.
FOR RENT largo three room fur
nished apartment Heat, hot and cold
woter furnished. Close In. Adults only.
Phone o5Q alter a p.m.
TWO AND THREE room ' furnished
apartments. Utilities paid. 940 . per
in on in. rnuno imiw.
THREE ROOM furnished apartment.
Phone 6754. '-
CLEAN FURNISHED one and two
bedroom apartments. No Pets. Phono
5038. ,
FOR RENT, apartment. Phone 3372.
TWO ROOM furnished court apartment
for bachelor. Close In, garage available.
S27. Phone 9901.
26 HCJSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT modern five rooms. Prac
tically furnished. Close In. $55. Call
7nsa.
NICE duplex apartment. Utility room,
furnace neat, electric range, refriger
ator, washing machine, other furnish
ings. Walking distance. Phono 4486,
17H1 Wall.
COTTAGE, two rooms, semi modern.
Suitable for two. 1143 Pine.
CLEAN unfurnished four room house.
2131 Radcllffc. Phone 2-1D40.
TWO BEDROOM house, furnished. Will
accept family of four. Gas floor fur
nace. Electric stove, water tank and
refrigerator. $60. Phone 6893 between
6:30 and 7:30.
FOR RENT one bedroom home, with
garage. Furnished. On bus line. $50 per
month. 3(141 Altamont, Inquire 3710 BU-
bee.
THREE BEDROOM partly furnished
house near Dan J. O'Keeffe residence.
Mione 7-0328 Tulelake.
FURNISHED, one bedroom house. 216
Washington.
FOR RENT new two bedroom modern
home. Large utility room, garage, elec
trlc heat, inquire 1756 Washburn Way.
KOR RENT modern three bedroom
furnished home. Would lease unfurn-
lahed. 827 Mitchell.
UNFURNISHED house for rent.
910 North 3rd. Phone .1595.
7357
SUBURBAN one bedroom furnished
house. Ideal for couple. Electrically
equipped including automatic washer.
inquire evenings iobz wiarq.
FURNlSHEf) ltvn room mnri h.tfi
ciuae in. i'nonc una.
CABIN FOR rent. 219 Broad.. Inquire
ONE BEDROOM home, excellent lo-
FOR RENT one bedroom, furnished.
2 3004 ' nd Iarba8 P11 phon
FOR RENT furnished three room du
plex. Hot water heat No children.
CABIN FOR RENT. 219 Broad.
FOR RENT Unfurnished one bedroom
house. Gas heater and cook stove fur
nished. 2.00'i Main Street. Prefer cou
ple. Phone 2-3209 after six.
TWO BEDROOM unfurnished
inquire oiu Hign.
HOUSEWORK
Phone 2-2789.
wanted. Experienced.
COLLEGE Graduate, major business
administration, desires employment.
Phone 7468.
WILL KEEP small children In my
home da ys. Phone. 9876.
PRIVATE nursing, nights. Phone 7059.
HOUSEWORK. WANTED. Phone 7805.
CHILD CARE. Phone 2-1545.
CHILD CARE. Phone 5301.
CHILD CARE. Phone 6020.
22 ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS, housekeeping. 134 No. 3rd.
FURNACE HEATED rooms. S5 a week.
Close in. 630 North 10th.
NICE FRONT room for rent Greer
Apartments. 710 Main.
ROOMS. 1034 High.
ROOMStorentclose in. Phone 4444.
STEAM HEATED sleeping rooms, Qule
clean. Clofce In. Phone ii-0214.
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
THREE ROOMS furnished. Close in.
533 No. 6th. Laundry facilities. Adults
only, no pels. Phone 3581. Evenings
2-3170.
MODERN two rooms, completely fur
nlshcd except groceries. 1143 Pine.
NICE APARTMENT. Private entrance.
inquire Viz ivortn etn.
DUPLEX apartment - three rooms.
Mo. 6.W Washington. '
ROOM FOR rent. 007 II i gh.
CLEAN, three room furnished apart
ment. Steam heated. Central location.
Phone 7731 or ft.158.
FOR RENT, anartment nltahl for
couDte. Call 2819 Summers Lana after
arju prn.
MATERNITY CLOTHES
MADE TO ORDER
Phone 2-331 6
INCOME TAX RETURNS
Harvey Bispham Phone 2-0251
W. Mc DANIEL, House mover, phone
4527. 1720 Oak.
PRUNING, LAWN planting, nhrubs.
evergreens. Malin Nursery, Klamath
Falls 5502.
Electric clocks repaired. Cleaning, re
pairing, parts for moil makes.
R1CKYS JEWELERS
700 Main Street Phom 3151
GLASS FURNITURE tops and shelves
made to order. Kimball's Class Shop.
Phone 7.178.
WE WRECK and remove buildings.
Phone 8073. 8005. and evenings 5551.
GENERAL Sewing. 2625 Wiard.
NURSING Home. Ladles. Phone 2-3 IBB.
3 EDUCATIONAL
bodkiCEEPlNO nffif tnnr-h.nl- " vtv
in, shorthand. Speedwtlting. kindred
subjects. Klamath Business College, 73J
fine, t-nonw kdu,
Legal Notice
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF
FILING OF FINAL ACCOUNT I?T
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR
KLAMATH COUNTY
Tn the Matter of the Estate of Floyd D.
Kotlce Is hereby given that I have
filed mv Final Account and report as
Administrator of the Estate of Floyd
D Short. Deceased, and the above-entitled
Court has fixed 2 o'clock In the
afternoon of Thursday, Msrch 18, 1954.
as the time, and the Circuit Court
Poom In the Courthouse of Klamath
County, Oregon, in the City of Klamath
FalH. In said County, as the place,
when and where any pron may pre
sent anv objection or exception to any
thing contained ihereln, or to anything
done bv said Administrator, and that at
such time and place the ahove-entitled
Court will finally pass upon and set
tle said Aceounu
John A. Short,
AdminKtratnr
r (, 11 U M I, I No. 787
THREE ROOMS furnished. Close in.
533 No. 8th. Laundry facilities. Adults
ne iwai. evening
LARGE. two room furnished aDirt-
mtnl. Automatic heat. $47.50. All Utilities
paiq. 4iP ivqrin loin.
FOR RENT one bedrnnm furnished
apartment. $50. Call 2-0605.
FURNISHED three rooms and bath.
Private entrances. Garaae. close In.
clean. Phone 7388.
FOR RENT, two rooms and bath. In
quire 518 High.
BRIGHT, furnished two room apartment
in brick building, steam heat 40. 224
uroaa.
t'UHNisiicu apanmeni. sieani .-m.,
electrically equipped, children allowed.
SECOND floor unfurnished. Three large
garage. $50. 2121 Vine. Phone 3343
piiDMiciim ana.in.ni plnu in. DfB-
fer on stuaenis or coupi.
meda.
Tuntf DnnM imfitmiKhed SDflrt
ments. No children or pets. 412 and
402 Market, pnone ojw.
SMALL, clean apartment 433 North
inn
FURNISHED apartment in duplex. Tw'O
oea 5. ciecincauy equipped. viuc ui.
van ntNT iwn iiottii and bath, fur-
nished. Dependable person can get re-
aucea rem in excnanne ior iibmv jani
tor work once or twice a week. ln-
qulre 339 E. Main.
FURNISHED three rooms and bath,
centrally located. 121 South 2nd.
ONE AND TWO bedroom furnished
apartments. 2U9 Applegate.
NEW one bedroom apartment. Living
room, kitchenette and bath Complete
ly lurnunea. dii uarv aireei, one
hatf block off South Sixth, phone 2-1097.
Couple only.
STEAM HE ATE D""f u rniTh ed apartment.
Greer Apartments. 710 Main.
FOR RENT, one bedroom apartment,
partially fumthed. rompletelv reriero
rstert. Roosevelt Apartment. Phone
CLEARY'S CABINS, weekly, monthly,
reasonable. 2335 Blehn. Phone 6830.
TWO BEDROOM furnished house. Close
in. mono -kmj oays or wau n ignis.
FOR RENT Iwn hoHrnnm fiimlth.il JTT!
Rlex. No children under 10 years. i-U
d. 11 tit. .
NEW UNFURNISHED one bedroom du
plex. FirCDlace. electrle heat. ariult
3011 Boa rd mon.
FOR HEKT. four room unfurnished
hOUSe. Rlortrlf hunt Nob Mills
School. Phone 6227.
28 REAL ESTATE WANTED
Special Bar & Tavern
Best Jn town, Cafe, Cards, Cost
sju.uuu.uu taka. $20,000.00, 510,000.00
down. Gross take s60.000.00. Rp tut
or! health.
J. W.- SANDERS
Realtor
1213 Main St Tel. 7521
Salesmen: Lee Orr. Eves. 2-9226
At Malin: W. w. Thompson
HOMES k'HR SAI.R
Everelt Dennis Realtor, lal W. nth.
Phone 8491.
JO RtAL ESTATE FOR SALE
We're Short
Of Merchandise ! ! ! !
When we say we're selling proper
ty, we can PROVE it. Just look at
our records. There are no tricks to
selling, Just plain hard work and ex
perience. If you are thinking of sell
ing, give us a try, you'll be glad you
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LONGE
REALTOR.
Ill So. 8lll Phone 31362-2713
Salesman:
JOE LEONARD Eves. . 2-0627
Your Choice
Of Two Outstanding
Three Bedroom Homes
NORTHS1DE: Immediate posses
sion on this exceptional six room
home. Only one year old. Ideal
floor plan, and all large rooms.
Even the garage Is plastered, and
the kitchen and bath are what
you've dreamed of. Hardwood
throughout, insulated walls and cei
lings, automatic electric heat, close
to fine school. $12,000, terms.
SUBURBAN: Beautiful three bed
room home in restricted neighbor
hood. Completely surrounded by
other fine homes. Hardwood,
throughout, separate dining room,
worksnving kitchen and tile bath.
Wardrobe closets. Like new Inside
and out, attached garage, large
nicely landscaped lot. Near Peter
son School. Priced for quick sale
at U2S00. good terms.
LONGE
REALTOR
111 So. 8th. Phone 3138 2-2713
Salesman:
JOE LEONARD Eves. 2-43527