THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
Jess Hill Warns USC
Of Overconfidence
. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ,
Coach Jess Hill of the Univer
sity of Southern California . Is
warning his Trojan squad against
overconfidence in the Pacific
Coast Conference game with Coach
Lynnr iPappy) Waldorf's Univer
sity of California Bears at Berlc-
j cley Saturday. That may well be
his greatest iear the Trojans are
2C-point lavorites
Waldorf, whose e f 1 1 g y was
t hanged on a campus gate Mon
I day alter Calif ornia's 21-0 loss to
'! Oregon last week, gave his squad
1 some new offensive plays to work
' on. Later he said the Bears
s mov5d the ball pretty well."
r . Coach Red Sanders, seeking to
hold a Pacific Coast Conference
i edge over the Big Ten with a
j win over Iowa this week, said
' Bruce Ballard would start at guar
( terback in place of Bob Bergdahl.
f Iowa was beaten by Wisconsin,
? a Big Ted power defeated last
" week by USC.
v , UCLA is a two touchdown fa
i vorite over the Hawkeyes, who
J Fhowed themselves vulnerable to
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passing attacks in a loss to Wis
consin and a last minute lie with
Purdue. i ;
Sanders sharpened UCLA's pass
ing offensive with tailbacks Sam
Brown and Doug Bradley throw
ing long ones.
The Coast Conference, for a
welcom change, this year holds a
3-2 edge in games against Big
Ten. teams. Washington beat Min
nesota, USC trimmed Wisconsin
and 6tanford upset Ohio State. For
the Mldwestcrners, Illinois beat
California and Michigan State
whomped Stanford.
At Seattle. Washington Coach
Johnny Cherberg alternated Steve
Roake . and Sandy Lederman at
quarterback in workouts for the
Washington contest with unpre
dictable Stanford. Lederman was
suspended from the squad last
week, but was reinstated Monday.
At Palo Alto, Stanford's Coach
Chuck Taylor worked to convince
the Indians they could play four
luarters against the Washington
Huskies as well as they played
the final two against UCLA last
week.
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football
as seen by Klamath
NFL Hit
Hard By
Injuries
! By EARL WRIGHT
t'nlled Press Sports Writer
; National Foolball League teams,
with three-quarlors of the season
j to go, have been hit heavily by
I Injuries and hopes for division
lilies may largely be determined
' by the size of a team's hospital
list.
1 It's significant that the Los
Angeles Rams and Baltimore Colts
suffered their first 1955 defeatt
Inst Sunday after losing a number
of key players.
Los AngeleK is hurting. Such key
players as offensive backs Tank
Younger, Dan Towler and Skcet
Qulnlan, linebacker Don Paul, de
fensive end Paul Miller and de
fensive backs Hall Haynes and Don
Burroughs are either sidelined or
I hampered by injuries.
j The Colts have been the bis; sur
: prise of the first quarter of the
; season. But they lost defensive
stars Dino Marchetti and Joe Cam
j panella and those losses hurt Sun
day against the Bears when the
Colts suffered eight more injuries
; while losing their first game.
The Detroit Lions, who have lost
j four straight, owe much of their
, difficulty to injuries. They'll invade
Los Angeles Sunday with quarter-
back Bobby Layne and guard Jim
Martin, their only long - range
place-kicker, out of action.
San Francisco's Forty Nlners
have been hampered by Injuries
suffered by such key stars as half
back Hugh McElhenny and end
Harry Babcqck.
Philadelphia, one of the highly-
touted Eastern Division clubs, lias
lost three straighv. The Eagles won
ihelr opener against the New York
Oiants but lost All-League middle
guard Bucko Kilroy for the season
in that game.
Chicago's Cardinals also have
been hard hit by Injuries. Their
early seAson losses included vet
eran back Charlie Trlppt and end
Max Boydston. the team's No. 1
draft choice. Fullback Mel Hani-
mack, guard Tony Pa3quesl and
end Tom Bloneman were hurt at
New York last Sunday and proba
bly will miss this week's game
against Philadelphia.
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the fumble!"
Rangers Hold Lead
By UNITED PRESS
The New York Rangers held
down undisputed possession of sec
ond place in the National Hockey
League today because they've
learned how to rock Instead of roll.
"You guys are just rolling with
your checks,' rookie Coach Phil
Watson told the Rangers before
Wednesday night's home debut at
Madison Square Garden. "You've
got to rock 'em."
Reacting quickly to Watson's
ordcis. New York then went out
and rocked the Toronto Maple
Leafs. 6-2.
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF FILING OK
FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby Klven that the un
dersigned admin Utra tor with will an
nexed, of the estate ot H. Patterson
Howes has filed his final account, and
the Circuit Court of the State of Oreion
for Klamath County ha net the Court
room of said Court In Klamath Fall.
Oreron. as the olace. and tie 12th "'a,
of November, 1055. at the hour of 10:00
a.m. at the time tor hearing objec
tion to aaid final account: And at
aid time and place the underslf nd
will move the Court for an Order ap
proving said final account and decree
ing distribution and discharging him
as administrator.
isi Lawrence F. Slater t:
L. Orth Sisemore, Attorney
No. 859 Oct. 13-20-27 Nov. 3.
NOTTC1C OF DATF OP
FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN TIIE CIRCUIT COURT OF TflE
STATE OF OnroON FOR KLAMATH
COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of Surge
W. Mason, Deceased.
Notice it hereby elven that f hive
filed my Amended Fins Account of the
administration of the above entitle
estate and the Court has appointed
November 13. 10.15. at 10 a.m. as the
time for hearing objection in such
Amended Final Account and the set
tlement thereof.
Burga W. Mason, Jr.. Executor
Ganong at Ganong
Attorneys for Executor
Oct. 30. 37, Nov. 3. 10 No. MS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH '
In the matter of the estate of Ed
Drivl. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that I. Mvr
lle Davis Kucera, have been appointed
Arfmlnl'tratrlx of the ahov fntitjert -tate.
All oersons havlnt claims aaatnit
said estate are required to present
'hem ih Drone v'icher. t p- at
the office of m attorney. Chathurn
ind Brlc'rner. Merrill. Orrion, within
si months from date h-reif.
Dated first -ibllihrd this 20th
day of October. 1913.
Mvrtl Davfi Kucera
AdrnlnMtratrix
Chathurn and Brlckner
Merrill. Oregon
Attorneys for AdmlnlstratH
Oct. 20. 27. Nov. 3. 10. 17 No. 71
TIMBER FOR SALE. UNITED
STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE IN
TERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MAN
AGEMENT. ORAL AUCTION BID a-hereiiafte-
H.irnd will h- receive-1
by th District Fo'esler. Bureau of
IJind Manae-ment. Citv Hull Medfrd.
Ore eon heginnlne at 10-30 a.m.. PA
CIFIC STANDARD TIME on Novem
her 17. I.M. for all timber marked or
dnimrted for cutttne Before bl are
submitted, full Information concern Inr
the timber, the ron'titlon if sal and
siibmlsMnn of bld should 0 obtained
from the above District ForeMer. The
right ts herebv rerved to waive tech
nical defects In thi advrtlmer an
to refect any or all bids. The United
S'ates re-erve the right to waive an'.
Informality In bids received whenever
such waiver Is in the lntrst of the
United State- IN KLAMATH COtfVTY
ORFOON: KLAMAT" M 1KFT1VO
ART.A: OAtC: GREEN? AM timber
designated for rutting on r,SW" inrt
Lots 3 V 4 Section 19. T. M S . R
F. W M. aitlmated for the purpose
of this isle to be 1,0M M bd ft Doug
las Fir. 264 M M ft Pondema Pine.
44 M bd. ft Sugar Pine. 57 M bd. ft
Weitern White Pine, 1 ngg M bd ft
White Fir. 33 M bd ft. Shasta Red Fir
No hid fnr 1eis than 13? 71 of M bd, ft
for the Douglas Fir, 4.T3.05 ner M bd. ft
for the Ponderoa Pine. 4.10 44 oer M
Nl ft. for the Su"f Pine. f S3 ner
M bd. ft. for the Western Whit Pin,
tin VI per M bd. ft. for the White Fir.
?2 73 per M bd. ft. for (he Shasta
Red Fir or a total purchase nrlr of
47,1, MX! 70 will be cnntderd. Minimum
depoftt wlh bid 44.300 00.
No. fttV), Oct 30, 37
9n h4
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BOXING
CINCINNATI Wallace (Bud
Smith retained his world light
weight title with a 15-round deci
sion over Jimmy Carter.
FOOTBALL
Gerry Planutis, Michigan State
fullback who scored the winning
was named Back of the Week and
Jimmy Phillips of Auburn select
ed Lineman of the Week in Asso
ciated Press poll.
BASEBALL
PITTSBURGH Branch Rick
ey says he'll sten down as ten.
eral manager and vice president
01 me rMiusburgh Pirates Nov. 1,
RACING
NEW YORK Chevation ($9,401
won ine J24.350 New York Handi
cap at Belmont Park.
SAN MATEO. Calif MlRtr
Gus I4.M 1 won the Arthur
apai'is Handicap at Bay Meadows.
WANT AD
CLASSIFICATION
DIRECTORY
1A DKATII NOTICKS
IB FUNERAL NOTICKS
A CARD Of THANKS
B IN MEMORIUM '
C FUNERAL HCMtS
D FLORISTS
1 MEETING NOTICES .
2 LOST AND FOUND
4 GENERAL NOTICES
i PERSONALS
7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES
-TRANSPORTATION
10 SERVICES
11 DO-IT-YOURSELF
12 HEALTH
13 EDUCATIONAL
14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE
16 HELP WANTED, MALE
18 SITUATIONS WANTED
22 ROOMS FOR RENT
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
24 HOUSES FOR RENT
28 REAL ESTATE WANTED
29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
34 FINANCIAL LOANS
34 BUILDING REMODELING
38 FUEL HEATING
39 FOOD PRODUCE
40 BOATS-PETS-SPORTf-HOBBIES
41 RADIO TV MUSIC
42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY
44 MACHINERY
45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
44 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH.
51 MISCELLANFOUS FOR SALE
5 5 AUTOMOTIVE
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NoHre Ii htrhy rttvrn that tha t'odf-
Igned hi been anpolnted admtnlMrat-
nf in txiaio nt mrtiirn irne nit!
dereaiid, by the Circuit Court nf
Klamath County, Oregon, and that all
parson hiving rlalmt agatnat Mid es
tate nf laid dereaied are hereby nfttl
fled to preent the um to Hid admin
Htratnr at the offtea of the underlgned
at Suite I. MelhM Butldlntf. Klamith
rail. Oregon, toetther with prooer
vnuchen. within lx monthi from the
date ot the flrit publication tit thli no
tice, which Ii October 20. 15S.
Admlnlitrator
J C O'Neill,
Attorney for Anminisiriior
Oct. 30, n, Nov. 3, 10 No
71
EQUITY NO 55-222
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COtmT Of
TIIF TATT OF OREOON
FOR TPIE COUNTY Of KLAMATH
Beveriv rvani. riainxtii. vi. n. uian
fvim nefenrlanl.
To H. Olan Evani. defendant!
in ine name 01 ine meic 01 I'reaon,
you are hereby required to appear and
aniwer plalntlfffl complaint on file
herein on or before 10 o'clock a m. the
12th day of November, 1055, and If you
fall to ao aniwer or otherwlie appear.
for want thereof plaintiff will apply to
the court tor the relief prayed for In
her comolatnt on nie herein. towti
for a decree of divorce of and from
you on tha ground of cruel ana in
human treatment, for lha care, cut-
tody and control of Vic Lyn Evem
and Larry Dee Evan, minor children
of the plaintiff and defendant, and for
plaintiff's complaint on file in the above
entitled court.
Th lummou I eerved unon vmi
by publication thereof In the Herald
it Newt on re each week for four con
lecutlve weeki pursuant to tha order
of the 'Honorable David R Vanden-
berg. Judge of the above entitled court,
made and an tared the 11th day of Oc
tober. IMS. the tint publication to be
made on the l-ith day of October, 1055.
and the at publlratlon to be made on
uie ivtn nay or novemnar. ivh.
Mwin E. Drlsroll
Attorney for Plaintiff
Pine Tree Building
Klamath Fall. Orerron
Ka km Ort. uih. 20th, 27th. November
it a ana loin. ;
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RATES A INFORMATION
; " Hirtld & Now' 1
MARKET PLACE
of th
KLAMATH BASIN
Main aV Ftfilan.tl.
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te Incfcss In raanth - . ., ,eii
a inches la month .
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Pickup Rata (umi copy repeat
Answers ta ada may be handled
Ihreurh bat numbcra al the paper
(r a eerv.ee aharte ! M eanta.
DEADLINES
class irirn
3:S8 p.m. dar before anbllratlan.
Noon Saiurdav for Sundav or Monday,
Neon dar before publication.
Nean Friday far Cunday.
Naen Satardiy for Monday.
ADJUSTMENTS
Plene make clalma far adjualmnte
without delay. Tha Herald A Newa
reaervee the rliht to cleilltr. edit
reject inr Want Ad copy and will
rMaanilble far nlw inrn.iri
Inaartlon af nr Want Ad and then enly
by oorrert publication the nest pnbllca-
n.n. rum rrai ma rtrat iniertlan at
rear ad. Ctmi-iliai m mitti... ..
celyed hy A:30 p.m. will be made la fal
lawln wuhtkallnt.
C FUNERAL HOMES
0'HAIHS Memorial Chapel. Klamath
Fa. Ore, Phont 3436.
S'A?D;S Klamath Funaral Hom.a
High St. Phone 3334.
1 MEETING NOTICES
Crater Lake Lodge No. 211, A.P. &
a.m. win noirj a special
communication In the
vrV M. M. Degree, at the
"Qr" I.O.O.F. Hall, Thursday
7:30. Planning and practicing for
visitation of Orand Master. All of-
ucers ana Dretnren urged to attend.
. Louis Fritsch, W.M.
MANZANITA CHAPTER, No. 172,
O.E.S., will hold a
stated meeting at 8
Jfgi. P.M., Friday, Oct. 7,
In the I.O.O.F. Hall.
Thelma Flnle, W.M.
Ray Grimes, W.P.
2 LOST AND FOUND
CATTLE LOST fn vicinity of Round
Lake. All registered Hereford!
du ding one bull. Call BlBfl,
LUSi downtown lady's long black glove
ii immeain ieea pearu. mono jiu,
LOST - man'a wrist watch. Reard.
rnone tuoa.
LOST, four bronze turkeyi vicinity of
an a via ana iiomcaaie. flione aua,
ward.
LOSV oil Highway 97 norm end of
Klamath, new 1.000x20 tire. Finder
yieaie contact KMl.
kOUNDt Tha gift of a lite tlma fnr
him or her. Vogue luggage. Rudy a. 0th
& Main.
LOST GLASSES advertlied tree. Dr
Win. T. llodion. 715 Main.
LOST in the vicinity of Pettraoni
Store on South Sixth St.. 3 month old
mala black Labrador puppla aniwerlna
to the name ot Bob. Chlldrena pet. 9240
Miner, rnona uijh.
FOUND - One 800x20 truck tire and
wheel. 10 olr. Owner may have by
identifying and. paying for ad. - Phone
ID1U.
REWARD. Liver and while Springer
bpaniei pup with four white feet, aix
monthi old, it rayed from 023 no. 3tn.
Hfiurn w aonreaa or onone a-ssio.
IV.S'I Police dog. reddish, grey, an
wen lo Lady, llcente number 1037,
Contact 2-0002 before 7 a.m. or after
4p.m.
4 GENERAL NOTICES
PFN SKIPPING and scratching? Bring
your old and new pens to Suburban
Urug Co. for fait, expert pen repairs.
FOR STANLEY Home products call
Bvjj Janet PB63 or Peggy Peehler H-02J9
4 PERSONALS
WILL THE PERSON who Was directly
behind me and honked when light
turned green and saw accident about
noon Oct. 10th, please contact Mrs.
Pan I ton, phone 5363.
24-Hfl. NURSING care, chronic, con
valescent patients. Reasonable. Mt.
Shasta Hospital. Calif. Elizabeth Horn
ey. It N.
NURSING HOME cTrS tor elderly
womenjn my home. Phone 2-0528.
MEN'S SUIT speclalUL 93&50 ta t55
tudv's. gih end Main.
YOU . ought to see the mason shoe
inrt tack ei line. J. Ci, Stuart, agent
5Q1 North Ulh. Phone6535.
7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES
YOUNG WOMEN of any 1fathrieed1ng
confidential advice may contact Mra
Duncan. Catholic Chsrltiei. 37 W
Broadway, Eugene, Oregon. Phone
J-.-WH2.
VOLUNTEER WORKER of the Oregon
Soeiely for Cripnlcd Children wants In
formation cor.ceroing handicapped chil
dren who may be eligible to attend
Hoiipttal school. Phone 3151. ask for
Mr. nickbell.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Phoni
1-O.HHI PO Bfflt 204
10 SERVICES
HUNTERS - ducks and geese picked at
3fl34 FllntPhone 2-0237.
DUCK HUNTERS ATTENTION.
VIS GAME SERVICE
will pick, nsrk and shin ducks and
Ieese anywhere U.S.A. Ducks, 3 for
1, grese 3 for $2. Drawing service
lit and 20 cents. Bring to 131 North
4th. ' block behind Copco, or phone
07B also office for Doty's motel,
restaurant, hunting reieryatlon service,
NO HUNTING No fresnasilng sign's.
Kunzman, your printer. 610 Commer
cial, .
IRONING - good - fast Phone 0337.
APPLIANCE AND TV repair service
Schooled technician.
TEI.E-PLIANCt CENTER
11th andJValnut Phone TT00
"WHEN It'e your iove. call People's
Warehouse." Local and tong distance
muving. sinrage no pacaing.
EXPERT ALTERATIONS, repairs, lin
ings. Women's men's apparel including
knlts.Fastservice.Tnwn Shop.
CALL FRAI.EY fnr floor sanding ar.d
1 1 mining, i-none jji.
PLOWING, dl-clng and harrowing. H
F Jarrard Phone 5352
HAVE JENNIE do your elteratlons
now!M0Q Homedale Roadqrcall fttTTT.
CURTAINS laundered- and stretched
Phone 6M5
SEWING AND tailoring, ' mens shirts.
SEWING and alteration It me
help you with your fitting problems.
Formerly S Ivla'i. Phone 5548.
KLAMATH PLUMBING Co, will An any
ilia Job. All work guaranteed. Phone
IftJO or fl -0445, 130ft E Main.
EXPERIENCED MEN
Fpr Your
Excavating Or ad in g
Driveway Cindera
GRAHAM BROS.
Phone 5541
HOOVER AUTHORIZED
SERVICE
Continulne; During Quittlnc
Business Sale
KLAMATH FURNITURE CO.
221 MAM 8T.
10 SERVICES
WI SERVICE ALL TYPES OF
Sewing Machines'
WORK GUARANTEED -
Sears Roebuck Co.
PHONE 8188
MOVING . . . ? .
CALL 742J or 7498
Local-Long Distance Moving
Piano and Appliance Moving A
Specialty
TRANSFER and STORAGE
Agents Bekins Moving 4i Storage
PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE
Warren Bennet, Mgr.
"Since 1818"
24 HOUR
' DELIVERY
FOR THE BEST IN FUEL
TIME OIL SERVICE '
HILLTOP SERVICE
3031 Orccnsprlngs Ph. 2-9325
or . ,
2996 So. ' 6th , , Ph. 8436
Trees -Trees;
Topped,. Trimmed .
and Removed
Green Leof
Tree Service
Lie. - Ins. ' ' Free Estimates
FULLY POWER EQUIPPED
Carol Stapp, Owner
Phone 9297 Klamath Falls
or 4151 Merrill
TREE SERVICE'
PRUNING
TOPPING REMOVAL
LANDSCAPE
PLANNING PLANTING
Large selection, fruit and shade
trees, evergreen shrubs,
and ornamentals.
ALAN BAKER
SUBURBAN
NURSERY :
Ph. 2-31673614 S. 6th Ph. 8188
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
DRAIN LINES INSTALLED.
Free Estimate! and Terms
D. C. STACY
SANITARY SERVICE
Serving Klamath County
Phone 6097 410 McLean St.
Septic Tanks Cleaned
NEWEST SANITARY METHODS
UlStt
BnTn rtnnTER SERVICE
Celnns Sewer Lines ot Boots, etc.
Ed F. Kina -
2434 ORCHARD PH. 9841 or 7347
13 EDUCATIONAL
BOOKKEEPING office machine.' tyje-
Ig, l nor ins no. tpeeawriiina.
.i.r.i. 1i.miih Ruainau Collaaa 47J
So th. Phona 4780. "
14 HELP WANTED, FEMALI
WANTED woman to do occasional
s. . .mi.. avniiatiu fni f urn lane d
apartment. Phona 0315. "
COCKTAIL waitress wanted at The ui-
flce. 034 Main su
16 HELP WANTED, MALE
INDUSTRIOUS, dependable man want
ed for metropolitan newspaper whole
sal dealership. Substantial Income. Car
a neceslly. Interview by appointment
only, cal I 5291.
HF.ST ONE MAN business In U.SA
Own and operate H yourself. We pro
vide capital. Dealership now avail
able nearby. Car or truck required.
For full Information, write the J. a.
Watklns Company, 3003 Brooklyn Ave
nue. Seattle 5. Washington. ,
CAN'T KEEP up with" the demand?
Neerf mnre help? Call 3-lBQO before 13.
MAN FOR LAUNDRY work. Year
round job. Csicarie Laundry.
"PLANER SET-UP man" thoroughly ex
perienced with 8-10-A1 Woods. Stetson
Ross, with profile work: year-round em
ployment; Duke City Lumber Company,
P.O. Box 1304, Albuquerque. New Mex
ico." ,
WANTED experfinced combination
body and paint man. Apply Ballard and
Bennet Motors. 239 Main St.
COMMISSION salesman wanted to work
on full Una of ma lor appliances. Apply
J W.Kerns. 734 South lth. .
SALESMAN WANTED to sell the amas
Ing new Necehl and Etna nI1m"
chines. Anply In person. Howard UWIf,
Uhllg's Electric. 1028 Main.
17 HELP WANTED
120 DAILY, ill luminous rfnor plates.
Write Reeves. Attleboro. Mass, Tree
samnle and details. .
POTATO PICKERS wanted, first place
south of G.N. track on Homedale Road.
Kelly Bros. Phone JOB.
18 SITUATIONS WANTED
EXPERIENCED houiework. . laundr
anrijrnnlnjjbvtha hour. Phone M10.
RELIABLE commercial art student
wants part tlma work Saturday and
seme evenings. CaU 0111 days. 3430
even 1 n es .
DAY CARS for nre-schonl children. Pick
uo and deliver. Phone 4473.
IRON I NC. Phoneg342.
CHILD CARE bv hour. day. night of
mnnth Call 2-2627. A
MAN WANTS part time work after 4
p.m. Phone2-JBlll. . .
MIDDLE-AGED woman. 10 yari gen
ersl office exnerlence, wants bookkeep
ing Job, Excellent references, Write box
47ft. rare nf Hernldand News.
22 ROOMS FOR KENT
boifBLE and slnnle lieening rooms,
clean, near town. Phone 2-031 1.
ROOM and JhQ" r'IjP'f n 35t.
ROOMS AND housekeeping rooms for
rent. 318 Pine.
NICE ROOMS, furnace heated. Ios
ln.Sperwek. 830 North 10th. .
ROOMS JW7" High.
R 66 M w 1 thrlvajejhath.dj-thi.
ROOMS for ranCcioae In. PhomT 4444
orm 13. r
LOVELY rooms, close in. Phona foil
nr 43.t4
D1SI R ABI.F ROOMS. 523 faclflc TetraceT
HOUSEKEEPING
room. Inquire . 818
High.
ittam tif.atkd steeping moms. Quiet
clean, close in. Phone 2-0314.
24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
SMALL. CLEAN apartment with" ga
re, electric Mat. On bus Una at
243..Hooe St;
F t f R N ISHFD h ree rooms a nd bath
centrally located 121 So, and.
FOR RENT, three room furnished apart
ment. Heat, water, hot vater furnished.
Adults, no peU. Phona J813, 1314 Cres
cent itODE RN, two rooms, completely fur
niihed except grocerlea.ll43 "ine.
For rent two room modern apart?
ment, adulU. 331 Broad, f
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