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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OUft.ON TUESDAY. NOVKMBKR I. 1355 RENT - FIND - SELL - HIRE - TRADE - BUY PAGE TEN Spartans ' By liO SAINSIH'KY CHICAGO iUP Dclciise paid off for Michigan State as much as long runs in its 27-0 win over Wis consin, Badger Conch Ivy William son contended to the coaches' "wailing wall" today. "Tney were too much for us." he said. "It wasn't only then olicnse that hurt us. They killed us with their delensc, just swarming over our ball carriers." The Spartans' Duffy Dnuijherty paid tribute to sophomore halfback wait kowiiiczvk. wno buui yards in 10 carries. "He's the fast est man on our team, and he got that loot' run, one of the most beau tiful I've ever seen. He got couple of blocks at the line and then just outran their secondary. He had to straight arm cue man. but he ran away from the rest of them. It was on the belly scries, and (Earli Mori nll old a very fine Job of tak ing to the fullback and a decoy and glvniK -he ball to the trailing hallback." Bennle Oosterbaan of Michienn described the 33-point second half comeback of his team against Iowa as the "greatest game I've ever seen Michigan piny. I lnv ' ngine television watchers saw one of their greatest shows of the year." "They outfought us for the ball snd then ran away lrom us," Iowa's Forest Evashevaskl said. "I thouyht wc had them. We were leading, 21-13, and went in and scored again. But It was called back. Then (Rom Kramer made a couple of phenomenal catches and we were done." Purdue's Stu Holcomb said that his team found against Illinois that a (,'ood gain on first down marie the road easier. "Instead of ending up with second and nine, we had second and two or thrco. We v.cre able to move the ball well, :.nd we only had to throw a couple of times. It was our best game." Ray Eliot of Illinois rated the Boilermakers as "too powerful for us. They knocked the hell out of us. We couldn't get the bull and when we did, we didn't get a decent chance to throw It. They could move pretty well for big fel lows." Passing; killed Northwestern, Ohio Slate's Woody Hayes said, be cause "those Interceptions cost them 40 yards each. Wo were able to run every hole, and we ran with cflnUslcncy. We even tried to got hack early at the half to watch our bund." Lou Saban of Northwestern said thai Ohio Slate "had too many nuns, i ucneve it was tnelr best oan game. They went like crony. They hit harder and ran harder, and that (Howard i Ca.xsady is a iroitt Insplrallonnl leader." Southern California had to over come three taudlcaps against jviiunesniR, Murray Warmnth said, end it was too much. "We had all the psychological advantages," ho . snid. "We wore underdogs, they were away from home, and we had Inclement weather. We liked It and they didn't. On their two long runs, we didn't tackle. It was that sim ple. We had men In good position, but I guess they Just let up." 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ACT NIGHT By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK Dannv Olovanelli 15014, Brooklyn, outpointed Paolo Mens, HH"2, Italy, 10. NEW ORLEANS Joe Brown, I3711, New Orleans, outpointed Jimmy Hackney, 137!i, Pluladel phia, 10. PROVIDENCE, R.I. Walt Bv ars, i:n,, Boston, defeated Sal ill puardia, 142, few York, 10. tDi uisquamicd). BOLOGNA. Italy Francesco Cnncdil. Italy, defeated Joe By graves. Jaalca, 8. (Bygraves dis qualified for fouling). Duck Hunters! See Our DUCK COAT SPECIALS! Rcq. 19.95 Durback 15.99 16.95 Durback 13.99 H.955r 11.99 The GUN STORE 714 MAIN LUBE an Lubricate Change TO Clean Air Ph. 3141 Coll S !.i II l By l.MTEl) PRESS SEATTLE, Wash., (UPi Coach Johnny Clierbc.tr promised today a complete overhaul of the Uni versity of Washington gridiron of- :cnse, which has scored only one touencown in each 01 the last lour games. - Cherbeig began Jugnlincf the lineups yesterday in the lirst prac tice session since Saturday's loss to Oregon State College. Meanwhile, the Husky deiense was bolstered with the return ol tegular center Bert Watson. PULLMAN. Wafh.. (UPi Capt. Brockey was siaclincd today with a bad knee he re-.njurcd in the College of Pacific game and Coach Al Kircher said It was too early lo tell whether he vould be. ready for Saturday's clash with the Uni versity of Oregon. The Cougar squad held a short practice session outside yesterday before a snowfall forced them into the field house. CORVALLIS, Ore. (UP) Coach Tommy Protliru looked lo his re- erves today for another rulIuacK lo spell becond-string Tom Berry in the Oregon State. College lineup, Rebuilt r tailback Joe Francis nncl reserve back Arlo Wenstmml were both sidelined wltli injuries. leaving Berry the only player to 111 the spot. Prolhro said Berry, who scored both Btaver touchdowns in Satur day's 13-7 victory over Washington, had guite an afternoon. EUGENE. Ore.. (UP Conch Len Casanova said today his Uni versity of OrcK&n Webfoots turned in a "pretty sloppy performance despite their win over Iuuho. The coach singled out only end Phil M c H u g h and sophomores Norm Chapman and Jack Brown for praise and added he w;s not too pleased with the rest ol the squau. BERKELEY. Calif., (UP) Four California Bears were sidelined with injuries today and only one was expected to be ready lor th; Washington game Saturday. Dick King, who started at tackle :n the UCLA game but was taken, out wim slretchr.d muscle, wns expected to return to the field this week. Quarterback Gus Ginnulias and rlgmhalf Jrhn Stewart, who missed the UCLA game, were still benched as - was second string tackle Ed Brandt. STANFORD. Calif., (UP) The Stanford Indians stressed delense tactics today in their preparations for Saturday's game against South ern California. Coach Chuck Taylor said the Trojans were "very rouuh." but added that his'own boys were "in good shape physically." The Indians went through a short practice session yesterday with sciimmae for those who didn't see much action m Salur- riay'a win over San Jose. LOS ANGELES (UP) Star fullback Bob Davenport will not bo ble to play lor UCLA Saturday in the Bruins' game with College o: Paciilc. Team doctors said that Daven port's badly twisted knee, injured on the first piay of the Cahlornla game Saturday, may keep him sidelined for at least 10 days. First-string center Steve Palmer, who has been on the injured list. was pror.ouiH cd ready lor action against inc 'l igcrs. ! Tile Bruins' two-hour workout 'yesterday was mainly on pass defense. ' LOS ANGELES I UP) Coach Jess Hill today scheduled a week of tough drills for his Southern California Trojans as the team prepared for Its Pacilic Coast Con terence Ramc Saturday here with Stanford Tne Trnions went throimh n ; full-scale offensive scrimmage yes- terday. Eight of America s 10 top money-winning stables will race horses at Hlaleah during the winter. Thcv are Belair. Ilastv House. King Ranch, A. O. Vandcrbilt. Calument Farm. Whentlev Stable. Brook nieade and C. V. Whitney. hotels osburn holland eUGEXK. ORE. MKDFOltl) Thoroughly Modern Mrt, J. V rarltT Joa Carlrr Jr. Traprltlara Be Sure With Our November BRAKE SPECIAL Chassis .... $1.75 Oil (5 qts.) $2.25 Cleaner - $ .50 Adjust Brakes $2.00 Pack From Wheel Bearings and Inspect Brake Lining $2.00 Reg. Value Cherberg Hung On W Campus By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It was still open season on Pa cilic Coast Conference football roaches Monday with Washington's Johnny Cherberg the latest target of the sideline quarterbacks. Cherberg. whose Huskier lost 13. 7 to Oregon S'ate last Saturday, was hanged in effigy on the Wash ington campus. A sign pinned to the dummy read: "Goodbye. John ny." The first students arriving on the campus tore down the dummy and ripped up the card. Cherberg declined comment University authorities said the ef ligy probably was the work of a prankster. Cherberg was the second PCC coach hanged in effigy In recent weeks. Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf, whose California Golden Bears will play Washington at Berkeley this Sat urday, suffered the same fate after his team lost to Oregon. Other coaches also had their problems. Idaho's Skip Stahley learned a first string guard, injured against Oregon last week, will have to quit football, and Southern California's Jess Hill had to explain to Cali fornia sportswriters the Trojans' loss to Minnesota. Eivend Resa. Idaho guard from Twin Falls, checked in on the Ida- Br THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Al Kircher of Washington Stale College was hanged in effigy on the H'SC campus Tues day as open season continued on Pacific Coast conference football coaches. It was Wash ington's Johnny Cherberj- Mon day. A dummy hanging from a tree near a classroom building at Pullman was labeled: "Kirch er - It's time for a change." The dummy hung by sideline quarterbacks was taken down about 8:30 a.m. The Cougara, who play Oregon at Pullman Saturday, have won only one game this year and lost 30-0 last week to College of Pacific. ho campus after leaving a Eugene hospital and told Stahley he is giving up tne game. Resa suffered a concussion in the OreEon came Further medical tests were planned luesoay. Idaho plays Oregon State next Saturday, stahley said he would name starters for the contest after ne nas studied the Oregon movies, Coach Jess Hill, talking to the soutiicrn California football writers at Los Angeles, said the Minnesota line had done a fine jod on tne use ends in the Go. piiers- 20-18 upset victory in flur. lying snow. Hill noted that the hacks L'SC s secondary had to make mor than twice as many tackles against nunnesoia as against California. California's Lynn Waldorf, play, ing Washington at Berkeley Satur day. was asked to compare the lau and UCLA squads after 47-0 beating by the Uclans and 33-6 pasting by the Trojans. "That's like asking a fellow who nas been hit by an eight-wheeled truck which wheel hurt him the worst." Waldorf replied. Waldorf said USC had more mid. die line depth but UCLA more strength in the backfleld. "At tall. back there is genuine wealth. I've never seen a team that has many standout tailbacks as UCLA." Waldorf said. College of the Pacific will look at the UCLA tailback s Sam brown, Ronnie Knox. Gerry Mo uougall nnd Doug Bradlev. Jack t Moose) Myers. COP coach and UCLA alumnus, bravely said "We ligure any time we lose It's an upset and I'll admit only that i.pset us. We 11 stack our first line up against any tn the country. Snow at Pullman forced the Washington State Cougars into the Iield house. Coach Al Kircher gave the Cougars a briefing on defense against Oregon, this week's foe. Legal Notice NOTICE OF DATK Or r' IN Alt SKTTI.EMENT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON KOH KLAMATH COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of Do. nit'iiict) r ratr, aka D. Frazer and ui'iirniro r prrarwe. urrtnnmn N(tlrr 1 hrrrbv Ki-en tliat I have mru my nnai arcouni or actm nisir ti"n of the a hove entitled tate and mat me imin na appointed Novenv nrr in, ii,,i. at ill ant an (he time tor nrannB cinjer lions to turn nnai ac counl and the aeltlemenl thereof. Hao Antonia Frurr, Kxerutrix Glenn D, Rantirei A t lor nr. v fir Exerittrtx No Wt Oct. lH-2. Nov i-H SPECIAL SAVE $2.25! 6 25 . Wonf Ads RATES A INFORMATION Haratd A Nwt MARKET PLACI of tht KLAMATH BASIN Main A Fpini4 CLASMm.D On dv . ... T dirt Thr Ut , . Iut data .,,.. , 9r m4 .V rlva alaia Manta ma r for i aur rnmln-t. plar vaar a 4 l ma 'I am urlhar Naitra.' Ifttn whan raw call t ra-l m ara CLASSII 1KD DISVLAT Oprn rala ptr rnlnmai imk 11 ! ; inrnra in manin .. , ... ! inc-hrs tn manlH W Inrh'i In manih .. ..... ..... ... , It Inrnra In month) Plrkun Rala (urn. rap raal . Amarri t ad may ba handled th rou eh bns nnmhrr al lha paptr DEADLINES ri.ASSIFIED 5:38 ai m. alar brfara pahllcallan. Nan halardav far Sundir r Manday. N'aan rtav hefora puhllrallsa. Nn Friday far Knndav. Naao fialurriav for Mnnriav. ADJUSTMENTS Plraia tnalia clalna far adlalmnla wllhaul drlar. Tha Herald New '"' ma rirni t rlattlfr. art It r rcjai'l inf Hani Ad copt and will bt rt-nnlbl far cnlr nr tnrorrfrl Inirrllon f anr M'tnt Ad tn. by corrrrt publlrailnn th nrxt publica tion. I'leaa read lha fit ml Inirrtlon of Tour ad. Corrrrllsna r ranrrllatlana r-c-elvrd br .V:iO Pm. will ha mad a la faL lawlnr dT'a pu Miration. WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY 1A DEATH NOTICES IB FUNERAL NOTICES . A CARD OF THANKS B IN MEMORIUM ' C FUNERAL HCMES D FLORISTS 1 MEETING NOTICES 2 LOST AND FOUND 4 GENERAL NOTICES 6 PERSONALS 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES K ASPORTATION 10 SERVICES 1 1 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 26 HOUSES FOR RENT 28 REAL ESTATE WANTED 29 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 34 FINANCIAL LOANS 36 BUILDING REMODELING 38 FUEL HEATING 39 FOOD PRODUCE 0 BOATS-PFTS-SPORT'-HOBBIES 41 RADIO TV MII5IC 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY 44 MACHINERY 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 4 MKCCM.ANrniK WANTFD 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. 51 M'CU ANEOUS FOR SALE 5 AUTOMOTIVE Legal Notice NOTICE OF SAL! OF REAL PnnPFHTV NmlfP U hfrfhv 0it-n that 4V i.m. drrstt-ned ancillary administrator of the cMair oi jane niarKiirei Young, al: known as Jean B'neav Young, Jean ! Young, ana J. b voun. rtereaed. D'r- sunnt to an order and license of the bove-entitled court, from and after the 2Jlh dav of November. 1355. at thi office of Mtxwell and Goddard. Firat Frdernl Savings and Loan Bi'ildmg. Klamath Fall. -Oregon, will orocecd to sen at private sale for cash or credit the following - described real prnertv- The lot and building located at 101 Klamaih Avenue in the City of Klam tK vnl. Klpmath Countv. Oreaotl said lot bring approximately 96 feet by wo reet in area. Bid in writlne for nald premises may hr left with the sa'd ancillary- admin istrator at said office at any time from date herro' unnl property is sold. uaiea tnis ztnn aay ni uctooer. i33. H. F. Smith. Ancillary Administrator of th? ejtnte of Jane Mar garet Young, aka Jran tM:i4nv ou; Jpn R. Young and J. B. Young, Maxwell and Goddard Attiirnys for Administrator Nov. 1, 8. 19. 22 No. 6k5 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Ol' tltP l't dav Of IlPTinlVr litis l he hour of 10 am. at the front door of nf rourinousr i Kimin fail nin gon, 1 will tell at auction to the high- "inner uir man ine to JWKif ae scribed real property locate ;n Klam th Count , Oregon, to-wlt; rnrcri rn. i The Southwent nunrtrr th Wt hiif m ine oomncasi quartrr and the South rnt quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 12. and the North half of the iiru- rid it ni rvno-i l. in nwnsntn ,f South. Range IP, Enst of the Wil- nmfue .Meridian, subject tn existing ikiiu or WAV lor ancne anri nnhvav Wiim-iM-wi). inrc-e No. 2' The Soulh hnlf of the Nor1het niir- irr. ana tne aoutneaM qunrter of Sec ion 11. ine iNortn ha It of In North. at quarter, and the EaI half ni th niirinwcti oujricr or Sxrllnn II Township .IB Soulh of Ranne U' East of the Willamettr Meridian, exceptins; Hii in ny i,,r me un-fion, vaiiiornia nn KAsiern Kniiuii a roiit-4 hi deed recorded in Vol 47 of Deeds pate 12. records of Klamath Count). Oregon. w;lh the tenements heredita ment, rights easements, privileges and nances ihTrto he loneiix. and the pumps, sprinkler stem and pipes used inr uir irniiimn aon nramage tnereol. nata sale n made under execution sued mil of Ihe Circuit Court if the iaip oi uregon tor Klamath Counts i me dim-le:! in the eae of Th Pm den Hal Insurance Company of Amert ra. a corpVHtion. Plaintiff, vs Frank n tnaius ann niaiiifia .V CM n hit-;. hand and wife. Th- F-nt National nnh of Portland, a national banking associ ation, and Donald V. Phil pott. Defen dants. .1 M Rritton Sheriff of Klamaih County Oregon Bv Doris Konnte Oeoutv Nov. 1, S, IV 22 No. 684 NOTICE to nmnrRd No) ice is herehv mivm tn k.h. he FUie Lotrhes Allotment and tht nie uoicnrs auoinient of timber . that I. ihe undersigned, am the ner of tha lend and the trees under inches in rtimtr th .i bidder or bidders will be reoviirrf tn use and follow reasonably safe and ne logging practices to a.oid damage Ihe land and the remaintna vaum ree Violaters ill be held resnonsihi. n:iges for Injuries tn ih l.r, oung trees. Wilbur Fggiman I. 2. J No (W2. Oct 17. M .10, Nov O Newspaper SPOT ADS ore inexpensive repeated daily, 79c WAtl Klamaih r'utwaj "tliim U3 Htth Kt rhtHta MUTINQ NOTICES Kite n.Mllrs will hold n ntntrit mrctlnR Tut's rinv, Noveinbnr 1st nl P.M., nt (he Scottish Klip Temple, m Wul uit Ave. llnnmn Qlsvold. Secy. KLAMATH FALLS SHRINE CLUB mum I dinner dance will be held at the Armory. Saturday, Nov. 6. Cocktail hour, 7 lo 8 p.m.; dinner, 8 p.m., dancing 9:30 to 2. There ill be NO regular meeting in November, SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Klamath Lodge No. 77 A.F. & A.M. Wednes day, Nov. 2, 1955 at 7:30 p.m. Work In the FC Degree. Visiting brethren invited. PEUCAN POST No. 1383 VFW - will hold their regular meeting Thursday Nov. 3 at 8 P.M. In the club room. 2 LOST AND FOUND LOST - Small red and white springer spaniel, also Weimaraner pup. live months old. Vicinity So. tilh St. Phone LOST Mitchell spin reel pole and line at rollway above Ellingson'a mill bridire on Klamath River. Finder n1:iP -i .uai or ieave at ai.ti ureon. LOST Black and white Pointer female. Annwcn to -uyp. rnone 7&81. CATTLE LOST In vicinity of Round Lake. All rirlKlerri Urfnrrl .. eluding one bull. Call 8186. KOUND! The gift of a lite time for in!.01r her' V8U luwage. Rudy's. 6th LOST GLASSES nrfvrtitH fr rir W'm. T. Hodson. 715 Main. 4 GENERAL NOTICES FOR STANLEY Ham nrnrinofi fill Buff Jones 8863 or Peggy Peebler 2-0228 6 PERSONALS WHISPEniNG PINTS Phil uJtn" Christian home .and school for retard ed or emotionally disturbed children. 11 immtaiaie opening tor two. Indi vidual care and training. Nutrition a specialty. $100 month. Write P.O. Box 24. Ashland. Ore. 24-HR. NURSING care, chronic, con valescent patients. Reasonable. Mt. Shasta Hospital, Calif. Elizabeth Hor ey. R.N. NimsfNG HOME care for "Iderly women In my home. Phone 2-0529. MEN'S SUIT specialist $38.50 'to$55 Rudv's. CI h and Main. 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES iuuinu wuwtN or any raith needir.s confidential advica may contact Mrs Duncan. Catholic Charities. 278 W Broadway, Eugene. Oregon. Phone 2-3642. VOLUNTEER WORKER of the Oregon Society for Crippled Children wants In formation concerning handicapped chil dren who may b eligible to attend uuapuHi ncnooi. rnone dial, ask tor Mr.Rlckbeil. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Phone 2-JTi59 P.O Box 204 10 SERVICES HUNTERS - ducks and geese picked at jik runt, rnum i-um. CURTAINS Phone 585.1 laundered and stretched DOLL HOSPITAL, 1434 Lakevlew St rnone wruz. DUCK HUNTERS ATTENTION! VIS GAME SERVICE will pick, nack and shin ducks and geese anywhere U.S.A. Ducks. 3 for $!. geese 3 for $2. Drawing service ia ana zu cents. Brtnn lo 131 North 4th, Vi block behind Copco. or phone 9764 also office for Doty's motel, restaurant, hunting reservation service. NO HUNTING No Tresnassine signs. Kunrman, your printer. 619 Commer cial. IRONING good - fast Phone 9337 APPLIANCE AND TV rmr nlM Schooled technician. TELE-PLIANCK CENTER 11th and Walnut Phone 7709 "WHEN lf your iove. call People's Warehouse." Local anrt mnn riltlMM moving, storage and packing CALL FRALEY for floor sanding and finishing. Phone 9201. HAVE .IENNIE do your alterations now! 3800 Homedale Poad or call 8977. TREE SERVICE pruning, topping, removing. Exnerienr-Ml and rn refill evergreen Irlmmine SCOTT'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY Ph - Ofln Let us suggest the proper shrubs for r noma - at your home, no oblisa. lion. WE SERVICE ALL TYPES OP Sewing Machines WORK GUARANTEED Sears Roebuck Co. PHONE 5188 MOVING . . CALL 7425 or 7498 Local-Long Distance Moving Piano and Appliance Moving A Siecialtv TRANSFER and STORAGE Agents Brklns Moving & Storage PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE Warren Beimel. Mgr. "Since 1918" Trees - Trees Topped, Trimmed and Removed Green Leaf Tree Service Lie. Ins. Free Estimates FULLY POWER EQUIPPED Carol Stapp, Owner Phone 9:97 Klamath Falls or 4151 Merrill TREE SERVICE PRUNING TOPPINO REMOVAL LANDSCAPE PLANNING - PtANTINO Large selection, fruit and shade trees, evergreen shrubs, and ornamentals. ALAN BAKER SUBURBAN NURSERY 4 10 SERVICES CAHI'ltNTKH Pholw Wl. IKI'tllT Al.TtllATIONS. Wuairi-ln mit. Woirvit'i iiitn'i aiprl Including kh la. FMHl tPrvll'V. TUWn BIIOD. rLOWINIl. tltii.nciiii(t harrowing. B r SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. DHAIN LINES INSTALLED, free Estimates and Terms D. C. STACY SANITARY SERVICE Serving Klamath County Phono 6087 410 McLean 8L Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Celans Sewer Lines ot Roots, etc. Ed F. King 243 ORCHARI-PH. 9841 or 7347 EXPERIENCED MEN For Vour Excavating Grading Driveway Cinden GRAHAM BROS. Phone 5541 1 3 EDUCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING office mi chine, typ ing, shorthand. Speed writing, kindred subjects. Klamath BuilneM Collet 4743 So 6th. Phone 4760. 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE COUPLE for management of 24 unit block building in Klamath Falls. Apart ment plus $75 salary. Husband may work oul. Box 483. Herald and News. ELDERLY MAN wants middle aged housekeeper in modern home. 240 Mich igan, phone 3164, CASHIER-TYPIST Permanent salaried position, varied work and customer contact. Liberal em ploye benefits including: group insur ance, vacation, retirement plan, profit sharing, etc. Good typing required, some bookkeep ing and shorthand training preferred. Apply now. PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL LOANS 121 South flth Ph. 8128 HOUSEKEEPER wanted for elderly lady. Must live in. Phone 3027 before B p.m. 16 HELP WANTED, MALE CERTIFIED pine and fir lumber grad er, steady employment. Donna Timber Products Co.. P.O. Box 707, Medford, phone 2-5251. LOCAL MAN for tree pruning or top ping. Phone 9707 evenings. "Don't Just Envy Men Making Big Money BE ONE! - We're not kidding when we say mat six weeks from today you'll be making $150 a week and more. It's up to you whether you bring home big paychecks and really enjoy your work. We have opening for ONE MAN in our company. You'll be your own boss .- can go fishing or lay off when you' wish. Very little travel, you're home every night, no collections to make. Rapid promotions with no limit on earnings or opportunities. I an swered one of these ads two yeara ago and tripled my salary in three weeks. Just call for Mr. Borna mann at the Wlllard Hotel or write Box 585 care of Herald 61 News. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED housework, laundry and Ironing by the hour. Phone 8616. RELIABLE commercial art student wants part time work Saturdays and some evenings. iau am aai. evenings. DAY CARE for pre-school children. Pick up and deliver. Phone 4472. IRONING. Phone 6342. CHILD CARE by hour, day, night oi month. Cull 2-2627. baby sitting anytime. IRONING - Phone SOU PART TIME work or yard work wanted. Phone 4207. NEED A YOUNG, experienced part-t-me of lire Kirl? This ! Hit number you're looking for 2-0132. 22 AOOMS FOR RENT ROOM with private bath. 710 Main. Phone 4444 rooms, clou la Phone 9061 room. Inquire 51B STEAM HEATED sleeping- rooms. Quiet clean, close in. Phone 2.0214. ROOMS (129 Jefferson. NICE ROOMS, furnace healed, close In. $5 per weefc. 630 North 10th. ROOMS P07 High. HOOMS. Close 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT FURNISHED, attractive, clean, close in apartment for couple. Electric stove and rerriRcnitor Steam heat 420 22A Broad, phone 2-9217. TMRKE ROOM furnished duplex: heat, hot and cold wnter furnished, close tn. a d ti I ts only. Phone 6309 after 5:30 p.m. NICE heated apartment, adults. Cor ner Pine and Cedar. FURNISHED, attractive, three roonT. close in. Adults only, no pets. Inquire 200 Main St. NEAT three room furnished apartment. tUMO South 6th. FOR RE. NT three room furnished apart ment, newly decorated. lose in. adults 1314 Credent, phone 9S13. fUUNiSUt'l APARTMENTS reason ably priced. U2 South Riverside. CLOSE IN. clean three room-funmhec aparunent. aou.t only. See at 323 Com t ran o.uh three room furnished apartment. ' -l T"- i three room apartment. LARGE FI RNISllED three room furn- .v.- aparl.-:int Phone h.i2 THREE KUOM furnitned apartment int w-Me- heat Phone 3-(1M2 TWO ROOM apar.ment suitable for a coupteW ajnnthJnoulre. 1815 Main. SM A LL Cli A Na partment XI 10th. TWO ROOM furnished aearttnent. alec tr:? hra- Located ll. High St. Phone .221. I iHKK "OOMS and htK arm Pmui phone R761. 2 HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT two room furnithed houe, l.u eq.iipped. lichU and water furn ished. Phone Ml 5. ri'HN'SHKD. bedroom duplex. FOR REMT OR l-FASF . Two bedroom fmvue inquire. Ill Pine Cl.KAR V S lOTn. . rabina weekK. iAonah,e. IM Btrttn. rOR RENT three room furnthd Ctiunle onh. Inoihr- at Oa' I'NFl'RNiSMFD house, thre raomi and hMh Phone JW 11 FIRN1SHCD DUPLEX; adult; $00. Ken,. a-ffW t 26 HOUSES FOR RENT CLJAN, KURNISIIKO collage. Craje. c;ood If IffvUlon area. 4770. uNt; MKUHOUM lin'lurnished hnuw t MHU Addition. Block from but. Tel. MUDKHN ONE bedroom home, garege, utility room. Near new ihopplng cen lerlngujre 17:a Wahburn Way. THREK ROOM lurnuhed home. Adult,: 111.10 Orchard. THREE ROOMS with bath., unfurnlihed Inoulre 318Htgh. TWO ROOM furnished cabin, garaae! m. 1330 Owen. call 2-20.17. FOUR ROOM lurnuhed hoW wTtS P-'!?:-j3Ljgg!UnPqb. Phone 2-0323. SMALL completely rurnished house '"io'oak ""O'- Contact manager! ONeTbeiiroom houie. close In. Adult. onlv. Call 06GU. THREE ROOM modern furnished cab! ilini'i lc """ ,30 ""'I. Phone 28 REAL ESTATE WANTED STAEF SARCEANT stationed at lei base n-ed. two bedroom furnished house. Could get by with one bedroom I large enough. Please call 3113 and !?? ""'"He for Set. Cahimer. WANTED two bedroom house to rent Pome0!!" 10 l"ly SoU,h Subl"'bn. WANTED to rent unfurnished two or three bedroom house. Call 23258 after 4 p.m. HOMES rOH SALE Kverett Dennis Realtor 121 No Bhone 8491 RESPONSIBLE ENGINEER desires un rt"1! d filree bedrom house to rent. WANTED TO RENT: Professional " "nffS and family desire two or three bed r?"?.. ,ur""ned or unfurnished. 1 Rc'cfcnces. Write W. J. Pap. pas, ma 7th St.. Osweno. Ore. WANT TO RENT rtr IT two bedroom house with option to buy. Phone 2-lBlfl. WANTED TO RENT: Two bedroom, un fumisheri hnn. ...f. um. Phone 7618. rIAVE $,000 down DBYmnnl nn hZ7t iSneSS1 h0Ue 10,000 wlU buy GOING TO SELL? Now is the time. We have many qualified buy ers for city or suburban prop erty. r No charge or obligation to estimate the selling price of your home. You will benefit by our many years of experience. Call us today for prompt serv ice. CHILCOTE & SMITH KEALTORS SINCE 1909 . Homer Stiles Phonp oom Bill Chilcote 3281 Eves' 111 N. 9th St. phorie ,7 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Ki.S OR trade, S0cre., ' Im. Take1' .mh hnm'drm. mod"" "0. ;j"u2 on Bud Fair- a nice home and income. Coll FOR SALE foul complete!.- furnl.hed. vefv clean Sh!,'.0'. Rent Beater ?,Sf150 ?0t ,enced lot- l0tel in south suburban area within S minutes of airport. Solid concrete 5?eh foundtion. Living room, kitchen and bath. Plumbed lor automatic washer. Large walkin closet and storage. Oarage. You cant beat this buy at a bargain price of 12975, bank terms. Henley District Three bedroom home anrt i tn choice location on hiRhwny. Close to Henley schools nnd store. Con venient for either Klamath business man. serviceman or airport em ploye. Living room with fireplace. Frost proof fruit house. Pumice block PUmp house, nnncrela fnnn. dation and floor laid for 22x36 foot garage and workshop. Home en concrete foundation. Lawn, shrubs arm irees. r-rice. S11.000, terms. VERNON DURANT REALTOR 2060 So. 6th Phone 9832 Eves. 7623 SMITH-OWENS REALTY CO. Immediate Possession Brand new home In Mills Addi tion, very modern in design with fireplace. Three bedrooms with wardrobe closets, hardwood floors throughout, excellent construction. This Is an exceptional buy at $11 -600 with FHA terms. Call us todiv for an appointment to see this home. Lakeshore Drive Substantial two bedroom brirk home with fireplace and basement In lovely setting on Lakeshore unci,. inuuHijt.-u sue. rricca 10 sell at $13,500. Outstanding Value In Mills Addition All masonry constructed. Three bedrooms with wardrobe clos?ts. beautiful hardwood floors through out, large living room with fire place, dining room, largo utility porch, modernistic kitchen. An ideal home tor the large familv. Price $15,000 with FHA terms. Call us today to see this home. SMITH-OWENS REALTY CO. JOE PFRRY. Broker Formerly Put Howe 134 No. 7th (Comer 7th & Pine Phone 23545 Joe Perry ph.. .51,72 Bruce Owens Morrill 4fiQi Jess Z. Smith . Vnlin 372 (. Ph. 3-31673614 8. 6U Ph. 188CAniN FOR RENT. 1T33 Oak. off East Mam. ie Huff ph. 6145
