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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1958 PROBLEMS EXIT WHEN WANTi ADS ENTER -PHONE 8111 PACT SIXTEEN OFFICERS wer Installed recently by Klamath Lodge 77 AF&AM at the Masonic Temple. Installed were, front row from left, Oliver Mo en, treasurer; Leroy W., Longmire, senior war den; George A. Bouden, worshipful master; Joe Thomas, junior warden; Sanford C. Selby, senior warden; back row, Joe Lake, marshal; William D. Milne, secretary; Al Schrieber, junior steward; Paul Kincaid, senior deacon; William Dewing, chaplain, and John Rhodes, junior deacon. Ted R. Hughey, district deputy of the grand master, was installing officer. Dont Take ft IfJfD - fHAINlNfi. MAK65 tfAM&AfcOOS MOf? 1 MAMA&gftglet 6oX P06S KCrCet,CW TKgrA A t& gox. TUey Age eocM eoxegs -I iMtt MOMTH , If AC.TUAU.V AOOUMfS fOR HI6HegAt5 Name Your brand of... r-, , ..-v., r-.... v a W . cosmet,cs " ,CE CREAM " 'fj 'Known producSs mean known values 'JpamVQ REPORT WniaiiTii 1 for Granted m NW6PAPef?s! favorii Si.iiul.irds similar lo those you have used in the selection of your favorite products, proven quality and known value, apply in the selection of an audience for your sales messages. Like your favored products, this newspaper must stand the test of cus tomer acceptance. Its circulation is measured hy the rigid standards of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, and made available to our aderliscrs lliroujih our A B C. reports. These impartial facts tell you what you get for your money when you advertise in this newspaper. Ask for a copy of our latest A. B.C. report. TKii newipopet U menber f the Audit Bvreo of Ciw tciom, cooperative, nonprofit oiioitotion ef publithen, odverttiert, end odrertiting agenoei. Our circulation ir audited by eportrtcod A K. ctrtvlatton oudilort. Ovr A 8 C. report ihoi how mwch circvlotion wo hovo, where H Qoei, how obtained, and other fotrt thai tell odverttttrt what Ihoy got tor tboir Money when Ihoy M thit paper. KPCA To Hold Annual Meet Ballots will be cast at the an nual membership meeting of the Klamath Production Credit As- sociatlon on January 14 for six candidates for director seatit. Bal lots will be handed members dur ing the meeting to he held In the Klamath Falls Armory. Nomina- tlons may also be made from the floor. Names presented by the noml nating committee Include Murel Long, Lower Klamath Like farm er. Earl Mack, Henley, Dan Schu maker. Silver Lake, all new, J, Randall Pope, Merrill, Walter Robison. Macdoel and W. M. Wil liams, Henley now serving on the board. The 22nd annual meeting of KPCA Is expected to draw 500 members and their wives from Klamath, Lake, Modoc and Siski you counties. Registration will start at 11 a m followed by a smorgasbord dinner, entertainment, a talk by A. R Robertson, vice president of the Production Credit Corporation, Spokane, the secretary's report by Don Krider, secretary-treasurer of the local organization and the di rectors' report by Lee Hollldny president or the board. Through Uie courtesy of the city name department, free parking stickers will be Issued to those at tending the meeting. All members are urgently re quested to be present. NEW AILMENT LOS ANGELES mA new ail ment has been diagnosed for the Los AnRcles population free wny Itis. The Police Dept. says the discn.se, common to motorists us ing the extensive freeway system, is a combination of nexvous indi gestion and claustrophobia. It's likely to reach epidemic proportions during peak, traffic hours. Legal Notice NOTICE OP BOND SALE Sealed propouU will be received by the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for the pur chase of treet Improvement bondi. Series 101, in the lUm of $ 1.761.78. duly authorized by ordinance of the aid City of Klamath Falls, or the construction and Improvement of the following described improvement unit situated In the City of Klamath Fall. Oregon, lo-wit: Improvement Unit No. 124. extend Inc. along the alley In Block 4. Cajial Addition, to City of Klamath rails, Oregon. Proposals to purchase said bonds will be received by the undesigned up to and including the 16th day of January. 1956, at the hour of seven thirty o'clock fi.m. of said day and opened at a regu ar meeting of the Common Council Immediately thereafter; said bond hall he dated February 1 . 1958, and hall be in amounts of 8500 00 each, except bond No. 1. which shall be for the fractional part of said sum. and all shall be due ten years after date of Issue, pavment of the entire bnnrn optional with said City at any coupon paying dale on and after one year from the elate thereof. Said bonds will bear Intereit at a rate of not to exceed six per cent per annum, payable semi annually on February 1st. and August 1st. of each vear. principal and Interest payable at the ofice of the treasurer of the City of Klamath Falls. Oreson. All proposals must be unconditional and accompanied bv a certified check lor five per cent of the proposal. The Common Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. fhe successful bidder for said bonds will be furnished with an opinion as to the validity thereof bv the law firm of; Winfrce, MrCulloch. Shuler & Snyre. Portland Tru.l H.i!i,n n...i V Oregon. This notice is authorized by ordinance J mi WUN,,,,on council or me City " in r mum, urcgon. Gated De cember 5lh. 1935. Done Dec. 8, 1955. Frank A. Blackmer Police Judgr.. for the City of -". r am, uregon. No. 715. Life 8 Q 11 iv it tA ia 29. 30; Jan. 1. 3, 4, 8. 8. 8. 9.' lo! 11, 12, 13. Equity No. 88-288 SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Bessie Greenmver. Plaintiff va Bnh. ert J. Bonner and Jane Doe Bonner, husband and wife; Myrtle Bonner White and John Doe White, wife and hus- oana; Betty Bonner and Richard Roe, wife and husband: Phyllis Bonner and Charles Coe. wife and husband: Wil liam tsonner ana Mary floe Bonner. husband and wife; Ralph Bonner and yune toe uonner. Husband and wife: Emma Davis and John Doe Davis, wife and husband; Marjorle Bonner and David Lowe, wife and husband: Helen Bonner and John Doe, wife and Taylor, husband and wife: Mildred aoyiwr ana james uoe. wire and hus band; Nettie Taylor and Robert Roe. Wife and hiiahnnH- Vtvn rhBnmHn -miu tfuiiii ivub Lmpmin, wue ana hus- uuy. unnnown neirs oi Ann e w. Tv. lor. Deceased; and all other nersons " uunMown ciiiminn any ngnt, title, estate, lien or Interest In the real property described in the Com plaint nerein, ueienaants. To Robert J. Bonner and Jane Doe Dinner, nusoana ana wire; Mvrtl Bon ner White and John Doe White, wife and husband; Betty Banner and Rich ard Roe. wife and husband; Phyllis uuhiici BIIU naries ioe. wire ana hus band; William Bonner and Mary Roe Bonner, husband and wife; Ralph Bon ner and June COi Rnnnrr hmhH and wife; Emma Davis and John Doe Davis, wife and husband: Marinrl Rnn- ner and David Lowe, wife and hus band; Helen Bonner and John Doe. wife and husband; Chester Tavlor and Jane Doe Taylor, husband and wife; Mildred Taylor and James Doe, wife and husband: Nettie Taylor and Rob ert Roe, wife and husband: Vivian Chapman and John Doe Chapman, wile and husband: unknown heirs oi Annie W. Taylor. Deceased; and all other persona or parties unknown claiming any right, title, eslnte or lien or Interest tn me real property described in the Complaint herein. Defendants: In the name of th Rtnt nf nrann- You are hereby renulred to innrnr nrt answer the Complaint filed anainst you In the above-entitled enuse within four I weeks from the date of the first pub lication tit fhia Ollmmnii. in tl,. U...IJ. News, a newspaper, which said first DUbliCation rial la ihm Qtmi Hsu December, 10.13, and you and each of vou will take notice that If vmi fnii so to answer, for want thereof, the piainiiii win appiy 10 ine court rnr tne renei prayen for in her Com- plaint, to-wlt: For a Decree of the Dove-entltlrd Court orderinc. ad u da. Thnt the mnl nrncrii nn. ducted by her as administratrix of the Estate of Georgle Bryant, deceased, in the above-entitled Court, were and are n an inings rcRuiar and valid and hat the title to the real nrnnertv h-f. Inafter described conveyed by said ad ministratrix is not subject to attack by any of the defendants or by any one claiming by. throuah or under them or any of them. 2. That the conveyance from Herbert TaVlor lO th nlalnlirf r.rni-H.ri nn the ;tlt dav of Julv. 104.1. in Vol. 178, at pace 3S5, Deed Records of Klamath County. Ore (ton. was and Is a valid and subsisting deed operative to con vey the fee simple title to the property hereinafter described and that the same la not subject to attack by inv of the defendants or by anyone claiming by, through or under them. 3. A Decree ordering and requiring that the defendants be required to set forth the nature of their several claims in and to the following described real property; All of Merrill tracts No. 47 and 4,1 situated In Lot 1, Sec. 11. Twp. 41 S. R. 10 E.W.M., being part of N', of NW'i of Sec. 11; alio beginning at a point 1773.5 feet wcit and 30' feet South of the corner of Sec. 1.2 11 and 12 In Twp. 41 S. R. 10 E.W.M said corner being the center of Main and Front St.. in the Town of Merrill. Oregon: thence west 8B6.3 feet: thence south 400 feet to Lnt River; thence southeasterly to a point due south of the plac of beginning 7P9 1 feet distant therefrom; thence nnrth R 3 feet to the place of beginning: contain ing 11.4.1 acres. Also beginning at a point HJl3.il feet West and 30 feet South of the corner common to Sees. 1. 2. 11 and 12 of Twp. 41 S. R. 10 E W.M ; thence South 763.8 feet to Lost River: thence westerly up Lost River 2R2 feet thence North 79S 3 feet; thence east 280 feet to the point of beginning. Save and excepting approximately 1 acre of land and enxement conveyed by George A. Thoma and Margaret Thoma to the Merrill Creamery, Inc hy deed dated April 17, 134.1. recorded in Vol. fl at page 21B, Deed Records for Klamath County, excepting also 9;10 of an acre conveyed to the V S hy deed recorded in Rook on. PflRe 403, Deed Records of Klamath County, Ore gon. and that all adverse claims of said de fendants or inv of them or invone claiming by. throuah or under them may h determined bv a Decree of this Court and that bv said Decree tt by declared and adjudged you and each f you or anone claiming bv. through or under you. or any of vou. have no etate or interest whatever in or to said land and premises and that vou and each of vou be forever de- , barred and enjoined from asserting any ' claim whatever in and to n.iui land and premises advene to the plaintiff or to any pirson claiming bv and through any conveyance of any portion of the real property described herein hereto fore given and delivered bv the Dlain- and ror such other and further H'i" "..'u,'1" Coim " meet and equitable This Summons Is served upon vou bv publication Ihneol purMlanl lo or der of the Hon David R Vanrirnbere Juilre of the above entitled Court, dat ed December 20th, ls.vs Oonn'd A V Piper Atlornfv fcr Plaintiff P'lie Tree nuilonis , Klanwih Talis. Orreon No. 720. Dec. ai. : J,n 4. " " NOTICE Or THE ANVt'AL MrrTIXG Or MEMBERS Or FIRST rrntRAL SAVINGS ANI I,0N ASSOCIATION Or KLAMATH TAU.S Notice Is herebv given that the an nual meeting of Ihe members of First Ii' v," It":" "d " A-s.H-l.tion of Klamath Falls suit be held at the home office of Ihe association al .no Main Slreet. Klamath rails. Oregon ,h' ""ernoon on the lath day of January, tii.la. for the pur pose of electing three directors and for ti smart ton ol such business as may properly come belole the meeting. First Federal Savings and li'tii Association ol Klsmath Falls Jan. 4. U WJi MU""' """"" RATES & INFORMATION Herald & News MARKET PLACE of the KLAMATH BASIN Halo esplanade ftaoBS till CLASSIFIED pr wer 8 Be . ptr woig Sc. per word 1-e per word 15c , per word 1 Ac , per werd SUe iter ward Two dars Three dars . Four dars five days . For year convenience, placs your ad te run Until timber Notice.' then when yes call to cancel yea are charged only for the number of davs It rnna. Minimum charge for any ena ad Is 10 rents. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Open rale per column Inch fl.lt SB Inches In month .,, .,. . , , --,, .W 10 Inches la month .01 60 Inches In month .gi; l?0 inches In month .3 Pickup Rate (same copy npead .1 Answers to ads may bt handled through bos numbers at the paper for service charre of ?l r-s, , DEADLINES CLASSIFIED 5: SO p.m. day before pobllrallon. Noon Saturdav for Sundiv or Monday. Noon dsv before publication. Noon Friday for Sundar. Noon SalurtWv for Momlsy ADJUSTMENTS Please make clulms for dJostmnt without de lay. The Herald A News reserves the right to classify, edit or reject inr Want Ad copy and wilt bo responsible for only one Incorrect Insertion of inv Want Ad and then only by correct publication the next publica tion, rieaio reari the Mist Insertinn ol your ad. Corrections er cancellations re ceived by ft;30 p.m. will be made In fol lowing day'a publication. WANT AD CLASSIFICATION . DIRECTORY 1A DEATH NOTICES IB FUKEKAL NOTICES A CARD OF THANKS B IN MEM0RIAM C FUNERAL HOMES D FLORISTS 1 MEETING NOTICES 2 LOST AND FOUND 4 GENERAL NOTICES 6 PERSONALS 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 8 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 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 40 B0ATS-PETS-SPORTJ-H0BBIES 41 RADIO TV MUSIC 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY 44 MACHINERY 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 46 MISCELLANEOUS WASTED 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. 51 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE AtTOMOTIVF C FUNERAL HOMES O'HArRS Memorldl Chnpel. Klamath rua. urir. rnnne 34.111. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 823 man at rnnne .1.1.1 1 MEETING NOTICES Klamath Chapter No. 35 Royal Arch Masons will hold stated meeting wed. Jan. 11, 7:30 p.m. Visiting companions In vited. Joy Ustlck, HP 2 LOST AND FOUND LOST GLASSES advertised free. Dr Wm. T. Hodson. 715 Main. LOST downtown, diamond and emer ald ring. Sentimental value. Liberal reward. Phone 5667. FOUND atone from mans rlna. Phnn 2-3ll. and identl f y . FOUND small amount of monev. Own er may have same bv Identifv'intr nnri paying for ad. Phone Bonanza 2042. EIGHT KEYS on rhafn with nl..i, disc, Inst In vicinity of Courthouse. Call 6366. GREEN PLASTIC billfold with $H5 and valuable papers. Please return papers at least, by matt, phone 4814. LOST: brown and white female puppy. A GENERAL NOTICES TOE SKATES precision ground. Ken's Fixit Shop. 4655 So. 6th. phone 7760. FOR ST ANT .FY Hnm nrnrtnt. .-Til Buff Jones 9863 or Peggy Peehler 2-022S. HELP FLOOD VICTIMS Atend public card party sponsored by Women of Moose Merrill Chap ter No. 18, at Merrill Jan, 14 - Moose Hall 8 P.M. Refreshments- Prizes. 75 cents per person. Legal Notice CITATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON EOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the mattPr at th. r.iat nt Inhn Pcarch. ak Jack Pearch, Deceased n: JnXfnh Poarrh Marv RuHril anrt Lu It j. Buddi, and tn all other and heirs unknown of John Pearch, De censed, if any such there be. In the name of the State of Oregon: You are herehv rttsd nri rvnntrrii to appear In the above entitled Court and Matter within twenty-eight '2il from December 28th. 1955, which he date of first mihlli-at inn nf Ihta Citation to show cause, if any exists, why an Order should not be made for s.ile of Lots IS and 14. Block 10 in the town of Sp-ague River. Orrgon. ax praed for in the Petition of Robert tucket t AdminUtrstor of the es tate of John Pearch, deceased, filed in the above entitled Court and Matter. nn citation is served upon you pursuant to the Order of Honorable David R Vandenbers. Judse of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, which Order is dated December 37. 1955. cnas. r. wup, Circuit Court Cltrk By: Betlv Hromada. No. 7,2 Dec. 38. Jan. 4. 11. 1 CALL TOR MILK BID The Boards of Education of School District No. l and Union High School District No. 2 of Klamath County. Ore gon, will receive sealed bid at the office of the District Clerk. Room 2iH) High School BuUding. Klamath Falls. Oregon, until 5 00 o'clock p m. on January 2-1. 1956, for the supplying and delivering of milk to the various svhooi cafeteria, accorriinf to speci fications and requirement on file at th atsu-ll-. Skirls.... The Boards reserve the right to re- ject any or all bids. , S lined, I H B. Ashley, Clerk No. T Jan. ji, 15 I 6 PERSONALS BOARD AND ROOM for student or working firl with light housework M part payment, rnone jwi MEN'S SUIT aoeclalUL 839.50 to 853 Rudy's, am ana wain. WILL BOARD and room elderly woman in mv home, pnone n-oa.a LOLA'S DOLL HOSPITAL Dolls of alt makes serviced. rnone trrou. uien- court Apartments, wcvernauser rtoao. 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 2-0309 P O Box 204 P b o a t "YOUNG WOMEN of any faith need ins confidential advice mav contact Miss PruitL Catholic Charities. 278 W Broadway, tugene, urcson rn; 5-3642." 10 SERVICES pypprt nit. iinv nd furnace clean- ins and re Da in. Prices reasonable. Phone 7-ORI0 Tulelake. ICE SKATES precision ground. Ken'a F 1 x it Shoo. 4655 So. ith. phone 77B0. SEPTIC TANKS and lines cleaned and installed. Lacy Kinfi. 3335. CURTAINS laundered and stretched Phone 5055 SCOTT'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY II tree services; careful and expe rienced. PHONE 43S3 14? Lakevlew St CALL PRALEY for floor sanding and nnismng. Knone bh. EXPERT ALTERATIONS, rpnain. Hn- inss. Women,, men, aDDare including kmti Fast service. Town Shop. SAVE ON electrical work. Phone 9744, SEWING reasonable. Phone 6082. APPLIANCE AND TV repair lerv Schooled technician. TEI.E-PLIANCE CENTER Uth and Walnut Phona T7M A TREE PROBLEM Can Be Remedied By Calling ' ALAN BAKER at SUBURBAN NURSERY Ph. 2-3167 3614 S. 6th Ph. 8188 Pruning - Repairing Transplanting - Removal Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. Ed F. King 2434 ORCHARD PH. 9841 13 EDUCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING office machine, typ ing, ahorthand. Speedwrltins. kindred subject. Klamath Business College, 4743 So 6th Phone 4760 YOU LIKE to draw, sketch or paint write ior Talent Test Ino feel. Give aee and occupation. Box 537. care of Herald and News. -HELP WANTED, FEMALE WOMAN for child care In motherless home. Live In or out. Call 9353. 17 HELP WANTED IP YOU LIKE to draw, sketch or paint SCe Talent Test ad In Erlllcallnnal Column. 16 HELP WANTED, MALE SHOE SALESMAN for w.n...t.r.i. .Vi ed department tor tn Medford area. Experience preferred, paid vacation, liberal store discount. Good opportun ity for right person. Write box 539 care of Herald and News. CAN'T KEEP UP with the demand. Need more help. Call 2-2040 before 12. 18 SITUATIONS WANTED BABY SITTING any time. Phone 2-0433. mother WISHES baby sitting at WANTED baby sitting, downtown reii- Mvinm. uiBtrim. rnone sous. IRONING. Phone 6342. CHILD CARE in mv home, day, week or month. Phone 9965. SEWING specializing In maternity call 55117. FARM OR JANITOR Phone .659. work wanted. BABY SITTING In my home day or night: by day, week or month. Call Merrill 2910. 22 ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS 607 High. close In Phone 4444 ROOMS FOR phone 7336. RENT Lake Hotel, STEAM HEATED sleeping rooms. Quiet clean, close In. Phone 2-0214. ROOM, close in. Phone 3618. adjacent to bath. BOARD. ROOM. Phone 4254. SLEEPING ROOMS 125 Pine. WARM sleeping room. $8 week. Phone APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS for rent, utilities and linen furnished. 1605 Esplanade. DOWNTOWN unfurnished duple x adults. 900 Oak. SMALL THREE room apartment, part- ly furnished. Phone 8167. WARM, COZY, quiet apartment. Utili ties paid. Close in. Private entrance. Ladles onlv. 6033. 3697. VACANCY bachelor apartment, fur nj;hrd. One or two adults. 336Broad. TWO ROOMS, shared bath. Inquire 518 High. CASCADE APARTMENT Hotel. 230 So. 11th. walking distance from business center. Completely furnished. By week or month. Winter rates. Apply in per son. PARTLY furnished downstairs apart mrnt. Call mornings. 3-0663. LARGE. FURNISHED three room apart ment. Phone 6342 or 8016. APARTMENT for rent Utilities furn ished. 710 Main. LARGE, three room furnished apart ment, close in. Htrat. hot. cold water furnished. Adults. Phone after 5:30 p m. LARGE, two room furnisht-d, newly redecorated apartment, located clone In. ll.ltii, Hfsh St. Call at IRAS Port. land or phone 5221. THREE ROOM furnished Adults. 2023 Darrow. apartment. FURNISHED three rooms and bath, private entrance. Close in. Phone 8-2633. FURNISHED, one bedroom duplex, S63. Adults only. Phone 2-0005. THREE room furnished, electric ap pliances. Call 68i5 4 p.m. to 13 p.m. 624 Washington. FURNISHED apartment, single or couple only. See at 1215 Owens St. CLEAN. attractively furnished and decorated, two and three room court apartments with garage. Adults only. Phone 4-UI0. BACHELOR APARTMENT, hot water heat, utilities furnished. 1842 Esplan ade Atolv .122 Eldorado, phone 727. T FURNISHED three room and four room apartments. Phone 5692, 503 Market. MODERN two rooms, completely fur- nnhed except groceries. 11 3Pin. LARGE three room, furnished apart ment. Clone in. $25. See at 723 Owens. SMALL. furnished apartment: also hoiiseit-erin room Clnse m. 42! Oak BACHELOR APARTMENT, brick build ing. $27 50 224 Broad. Phone FURNISHED light housekeeping three room apartment for one man. 618 Wil low. South 6:h and South 7th. TWO BEDROOM unfurnished apart-n-ent for renL Close in. Phone 5rU2. ri "RN1SHED one bedroom duplex, ga- r"';0' in phoof.. Bgt7- NEW. FURNISHED apartment, single pe-",n or couple, 37 50. See at 10J0 t'phara. -APARTMINTS FOR RENT FURNISHED one room apartment, lectric heat, 37.50; all utilities Includ ed. 41B North 10th. THREE ROOM furnished apartment 431 Washington, phone 5-Hfl. 26 HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT imall two bedroom duplex, completely furnished, gas heat. Call Ed Miller. 2-9175. SMALL, ONE bedroom home, downtown. Prefer elderly couple, no children, no pets, no drinkers. Phone 3612. TWO BOUSES for rent Phone Merrill 2130. TWO BEDROOM Phone 3243. unfurnished home. NEW unfurnished one bedroom dUDlex. fireplace, electric, garage. Adults. 3011 Boaramon. FOR RENT two bedroom home Merrill Hinhway not far from airport inquire a7 Mltcneil. ONE BEDROOM house, close In. Phone 9.H3 evenings. TWO BEDROOM, furnished, near Pelf can School. Wood stoves. S45. Phone 3S09. 28 REAL ESTATE WANTED EXECUTIVE and wife defre unfur nished two or three bedroom house or aoartment. Phone 5343. INCOME PROPERTY, ffood good location. Phone 2-2750. 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FURNISHED one-bedroom house, lnrife service porch. Eberleln Ave. Phone 47HB Monday through Thursday. HOUSE FOR SALE. Brand new two bedroom home. Attached aaraee. fire. place, electric heat, fully insulated, at tractive design, corner lot, Mills Ad dition. S12..100, term. KLAMATH VALLEY LUMBER 1940 So. 6th Phone 4816 TWO BEDROOM home. Phone 8208, KLAMATH FALLS lot. consider Med- lord exchange. P.O. Box 373. Medford. 59 ACRES. IrriiTaterf imnrnv.H good water, all in alfalfa. V west of nawieia. Henry westerhold. 60-AC RE RANCH-LAND and buildings in -- Biinpc, jK acres ciover, six ai- iniia. naiance Teady for potatoes or grain. See to snnrnpUl Full nHn $26,500, only $6,500 down, verv good terms. Interest at 4 per cent. y mile West. V mils nilth nf HatUU Ussr..... C Lelndholt, Tulelake, phone 7-0535. HOMES FOR SALE EVERETT DENNIS .Realtor 121 No. 8th Phone 8491 NEWHOUSE REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE three bedroom home, living room and kitchen, large bath, utility and cool room. 1300 square feet of floor space. S7S00. $1000 down, easy terms. 160 ACRE RANCH. . 57 acres: In alfalfa and Brass. 103 acre, in dry land pasture, has five room house, barn and chicken coop. About 2 miles from town. $16,000, easy lerms. BROKERS Henry Newhouse & Clem Lesueur Phone 46002-2443 2254 So. 6th , Home Slsm. Bob Pyle Ph, 9554 WHY DREAM ? Here it Is. Over 5 acres for the kids to grow on. A lovely two bed room home with a kitchen Mom will really go for. Large garage with storage rooms and workshop, chick en house and calf barn for Dad. Garden with lots of berry bushes and fruit trees for the entire family to enjoy. Only 5 miles from town. Close to grade and high school. Just think what a place like this would mean to your family. It could even help pay for Itself by the things you can grow. $17,000. Call Jack or Harry now to see this. 3 BEDROOMS Where else would you find a 3 bed room home with living room-dining room combination, fireplace, kitch en with breakfast nook, bath, large utility and basement: new roof and outside finish; Insulated, gas floor furnace: two full city lots; nice neighborhood, close to Academy. $10,500, FHA commitment. $1500 down and the balance like rent. Immediate possession. AL SCHMECK REALTOR & INSURANCE 20 years 4'ift Farm Loans ' 517 MAIN PHONE 3211 Harry Van Eves. 8204 Jack Elliott Eves. 8895 Al Schmeck 7440 THREE BEDROOM PLUS RENTAL UNIT. Have your cake and eat it too. Live in this comfortable home with FIRE PLACE, WALL TO WALL CAR PET, Part basement, piped heat. Rental unit is completely furnished and rents for $40.00 per mo. Lo cated in St. Francis Park. All for 13.SO0. Terms or will trade for smaller house. THREE HOUSES Located on Walnut Ave. Has in come of $130 per mo. All furnished. Only $8750 with $1000 down. SHASTA WAY House and store building located on 'i acre. Go in business & live next door. Owner will sell separate ly. Only $9000. Terms. GOING BUSINESS DRESDEN" CRAFT. Located on Summers Lane. Seller will instruct you In business for 30 days. Good business. Only $3500 with S1500 down. Lots of Stock and Equipment. DEANESACHER REALTOR INSURANCE 339 EAST MAIN STREET Phone 4127 or 88M Salesmen Gene Stratton Eves. 7027 Orville Reichenberg Eves. 3841 Bruce Binkley Eves. 3478 0 REAL ISTATI 90U tAU CLINTON AVENUE Large two bedroom home, built for spacious living. In our finest suburban district. Picture win dows In living room and dining room, wall-to-wall carpeting, fire place. Large kitchen finished with beautiful wood cabinets. Automatic, heat, unusually well Insulated. Two car garage. 80 z 150 lot, completely landscaped, surrounded by other fine homes. $14,500. Large FHA loan, only 3 months old, can easily be assumed. FIVE BEDROOMS Comfortable home on North 8th. St. Extra apartment In basement, rental cabin on rear lot. 3 car garage. Easy walking distance to anywhere down town. Ideal for Big family with small budget or excellent Income property. Only $8,500. Terms can be arranged; any kind of loan. Vi ACRE BARGAIN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 3 big bedrooms, fireplace, separate din ing room. Large utility room with extra shower, cold room. Garage, work shop, chicken house. Well laid out pasture, garden space; good soil, easily irrigated. Well built up neighborhood. Lots of summer shade trees, $8,950. CI or FHA terms. GOING TO SELL ? ? ? Then call on the services of an office with an outstanding record of sales, an office that can give prompt action, courteous service. ' We will be glad to come out and check over your place, without charge or obligation. We will be glad to tell you how much we can get for you and explain the best way to do It. Remember, In to day's modern financing and de tailed title work there is no sub stitute for experience. Qiv. us . call right now. DON SLOAN Associate Broker For Residential Sales Don Sloan Res. Ph. S5s Fred Cofer Res. Ph. 3593 BARNHISEL Agency REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Authorized Broker For Prudential Insurance Company Real Estate Loans 122 So. 8th Phone 2-34B1 LAVERNE ST. Excellent two bedroom home; liv ing room, dining room, kitchen, bath, attached garage, fenced, well louuotapea yara. $12,600, terms. THREE BEDROOMS Living room, dining room, kitchen, bath, detached garage, excellent condition, lovely yard. $10,750. terms. 4'2 ACRES Three bedrooms, living 'room, kit chen, bath and utility, worishop and garage. 3 acres alfalfa, one acre pasture, good land, close to town, $7500, terms. THREE BEDROOMS Living room, dining room, kitchen, bath and shower, utility room and pantry, chicken house, fruit room work shop in detached garage Vi acre. $8,000, terms. ' SILANI-FISHER REALTORS 631 So. 6th Off. Ph. 8195-6761 Eves. 5544-8970 Mills Addition Excellent 2 bedroom modern home. Quality construction throutrhout. with hardwood floors, automatic heat, large wardrobe closets, com pletely insulated and weather, stripped. Located in a good neigh borhood, on a 60x120 ft. landscaped lot. TV cable included. Price $12, 000. FHA or GI terms. V Duplex at 230-238 BROAD ST. Good condi tion and bringing in $100 per month, at total Investment of $7950. One 2 bedroom unit and one 1 bedroom unit. Partially furnished. A HOME AND INCOME. Terms of $1500 down or owner will consider home in trade. kV 204 Nevada St. Drive by this well-built 2 bedroom home on level paved street on north side. Auto, gas heat, insulated, con crete foundation. Double garage with storage and workshop areas. Well landscaped and fenced 50x140 ft. lot. Only $5850, with $600 down to Veterans and $1200 down other type financing. Act nowl kV North Side Attractive 1 bedroom modern bungalow, masonry construction all redecorated, partly furnished! Ready to move Into immediately. Call now. Going at the low nrira, of S5000. $750 down, payments like rent. CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTORS SINCE 1909 Bob Chilcote, Broker Ed Chilcote, Associate Broker Salesmen: Bill Chilcote Homes 3281 Eves. Homer Stiles Homes 9904 Eves. Curley Wilson Farms 2728 Merrill 111 N. 9th St. Phone 7771 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES r?r?fLAilA'nr,A1JJ bvinw op. portimnir, anrt ce-nm-rclal DrotxrtsT MlJL.BO?y nd piM s'. T aM??f M" ,hr" bedroom horns. 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