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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1938 PROBLEMS EXIT WHEN WANT ADS ENTER - PHONE 8111 PAGE FOURTEEN wwi mm ym RATES & INFORMATION Herald & News MARKET PLACE of the KLAMATH BASIN Mils Eiptnd Phona SI CLASSIFIED Ona dar Two davs Tbr d ri . . per word Her wvtd . aer word I , per word 1 PERT AND PRETTY are these young dancers who will appear in the "Start of Tomorrow," dance review to be presented by Isa Dorah Moldovan at the Pelican Theater on January 20. The presentation will feature beautiful costumes and dancers aged three to 15 years. Sandra Kay Ruconich, six years old will announce the numbers. Reading clockwise, starting at the center back are Linda Allison, Carol Osborne, Patty Sprague, Diane Beane, Carol Dahle, Pamea Kjrby, Janice Lillard, Nancy ' Turnbaugh, Sherry Bradley, Pamela Smith, Janet Kerns and Charlene McNoyes. Photo by Ferebee Georgia, Alabama Senates Approve Segregation Bills ATLANTA W The Georgia and Alabama Senates passed bills yes terday aimed at preserving racial segregation In schools. The bills were different In de sign, but their Intent was Identi cal: to keep white and Negro pu pils out of the same classroom. In Georgia, the Senate unanim ously approved a bill giving the governor authority to close any schools forced to Integrate and to make educational grants to stu dents affected. It 'also gave unanimous approval to three other of Gov. Marvin Griffin's segregation bills. These would allow the state attorney gen . eral to enjoin officials or private citizens from any action toward Integration, would allow school buildings to be leased to a private operator, and would provide for the subleasing of property of the state school building authority. The vote on each was 48-0. The four bills were the last of an eight-bill "package" calcd for '- by Griffin to maintain segregation In Georgia Bchools. The first four were approved unanimously by the senate Monday. The bills now face action In the House. , In Alabama, both the Senate and the House took steps to shoulder aside the U.S. Supreme Court lie-1 clslon banning school' segregation. The antiscgregatlon measure ap proved by the Senate has been called the "Freedom of Choice" bill. It would allow parents to send their children to cither all-white, all-Negro or racially Integrated schools. It calls for a constitutional amendment providing that parents would not be required to send their children to Integrated schools un der protest. If It clears the House, the amend ment will be voted on In an -election scheduled for Aug. 28. Action In the House took the form, of a resolution which called the U.S. Supreme Court rulings on segregation "null, void and of no effect" in Alabama. The resolution said that Alabama mninhilns that It "and its sister states have never surrendered" what It called the right "to main tain racially separate public insti tutions." The Senate also passed a bill to close a loophole that has won new trials for Negroes convicted by all-white juries. It provides that any objection to Jury membership must be filed before a trial be gins. Only four dissenting votes were cast against the Alabama mea sures. Bach wns against the House resolution challenging the authority of tno ttupreme court. four daya I tva dara . per ward I Sli daiti rweek run) per word sue Month run -.. per word ttfc far your convenience, place four od to run 'Until runner notice. In when roll call to cancel von a. charted onlr for lh number of dova II runa. Minimum ebarsa for anr ono ad la itn crnia CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Open rata per rolumo Inch ll.tl so inrnea in monin 10 inrhea In monlh Ml inrhea In month ..... 120 Inrhea In month - .Its Pickup Rale (aama copr ripeatf .?& Anawera to ada mar ba handlri through bo number! at tha paper lor a aervice rnarre or r-nia. DEADLINES ri.AsniriKh i::iO p.m. dar brforc public. Ion. Noon Kalurdar for Sundav or Monday, Noon day befor publication. Noon Frldar for Sundar. Noon Salurft tnr Mnnrlar . ADJUSTMENTS Pleaao make Eljlmi for adjoilment without delay. The Herald at Newi reaervra the rlchl to rlaialfr. od or reject anr lVanl Ad ennr and wl be rraponiible for onlr one inrorre. Inaerllnn of anr Hnt Ad and then nnl br correct publlcaltnn the neat nnhllca tlon. f'leaie reaH the firat in.c-llnn al your ad, t'orrecllona or rancelhtlnne re reived br o:3n p.m. will ba made In fol- lowinl aar'a n.itill-efl IB FUNERAL NOTICES "tR'DETI' ."trie D-nne MerHeth, 74. ' funeral aervlcea Thursday. Janu ary ID, -t 2:30 n.m. In rVHalr'a Me morial Chnnel. Interment Klamath Me. mortal Park. C FUNERAL HOMES O'HAIBS Memorial tall. Or-. Phono Ch-peJ 3496. I MEETING NOTICES FRIENDSHIP COURT No. 11, Or der of the Amaranth, will hold a stated meet ing Wednesday. Jan. 18 at the new Scottish Rite Hall, 8 p.m. Kathrlne Wright, Royal Matron Ted Hughey. Royal Patron PELICAN POST No. 1383 VFW - will hold their .regular meeting Thursday Jan. 19 at 8 P.M. In the club room. PROSPERITY REBEK , AH LODGE No. 104, meets Thursday night, Jan. 19, at 8 p.m., at the IOOP Hall. Helen McCornack, Noble Grand. Legal Notice HERE IT COMES, I thought as Tom Anderson wokrwI hit Anger in high indignation. I kept tilt when ho told me . . . "the chamber u run by a clique" ... and I let him have his ay. For Tom'i little printing plant ii a town landmark, and his una! I businessman's viewpoint it important HE CAVE IT TO ME! he arRued . . . "n i only good for the spccinl interest, big business groups. The chnmhor of commerce wouldn't help me or the community if you signed every businessman in town. And it's high time you knew . . " CITATION IN THE C1HCUIT COURT OP THE STATU OF OH KG ON Fon the county or klamatm In the matter of thr Eat at of John Peorch, alt a. Jack pearch. Deceaneil io: josepn rearch, Mary Duddl and Louli J. Buddl, and to all other and noir ufiHiiown or jonn i'carcn, JJe ceaHed. If anv mieh therm hn- In the name of the Stale of Oregon: You are hereby cited and required io appear in me auove entitled Court ana jviuner Witim rvfiily-enMt days from December 2flth. 1935. which i me aate or first publication of this Citation to show cause, if any exlsti, why an Order should not h man. iw sale of Lots 13 and 14, Block 10 In the town of Spriigue Vivrr. Orctjo:i, m prayed for in the Petition of Robert O I'urkolt. Adnuniiilrqt-r o' the - tate of Jfhn Pearch, deceased, filed in no aoove owuied Court and Matter. I HIS Lltation is nerved nnon vnu pursuant to the Order of Honorable David n. Vj.nipnhir. It.rir,- nf .t,. circuit untin ot tne stale of orenon. for Klamalh County, which Order li dated December 27. 105.1. Chas. F. DeLip. Circuit Court Clerk By: Hetty Hromada. IViiiilv No. 7.13 Dee. 2fl. Jan. 4. 11. 18 WANT AD. 1 CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY IA DEATH NOTICES IB KLNKHAL NUTICES A CARD OF THANKS B IN MEMORIAM C FUNERAL HCMES D FLORISTS 1 MEETING NOTICES 2 LOST AND FOUND 4 GENERAL NOTICES 6 PERSONALS 7 TUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES t) t'KAN. PORTATION 10 SERVICES 11 DO-IT-YOURSELF 12 HEALTH 13 EDUCATIONAL 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE 16 HELP WANTED, MALE 16 SITUATIONS WANTED 22 ROOMS FOR RENT 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 26 HOUSES FOR RENT 2 A REAL ESTATE WANTED 7VfA. FVTATE EXCHANGE 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 32rKNFc; OPPORTUNITIES 34 FINANCIAL LOANS 36 BUILDING REMODELING 38 FUEL HEATING 39 FOOD PRODUCE 40 DOATS-PETVSPORTC-HOBBIES 41 Drn TV MII1IC 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY , 44 MACH'NERY 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 46 MIf.F'.LANFOU WANTED 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. 51 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE K AUTOMOTIVE IB SITUATIONS WANTED BABY SJTTINO or practical nuraing. Phona 3-271J. . WIIX TAKE Way, apartment 9. MOTHER WISHES home. Phone 87Wf. ironlnc 1743 Menlo baby aitting at apeclalizing In maternity CHILD CAR-. Phone 7-2332. Tulelake. WILL DO baby fitting day time or nlaht. Phone WW. 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALI 330 ACRES Title bottom land on lower Kiamaui. ia an acre, j-s down, bal ance on eaay tcrme. Phona 330 Malin, ONE ACRE, furnuhed 2-bedrooma. with outbulldinga. 3213 Ogden. K3.800. Phone WHte. WANTED GENERAL office work. ceptlonist. fast thpiat.. Call 2-2059. 22 ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS 607 High. In Pbona HH ROOMS TOR RENT phone 7336. Lake Hotel. STEAM HEATED aleeplng rooma. Quiet cteaii, cioae in. rnone u-t.! LOVKI-Y rooma. cloee in Phone 60ttl or .iw SLEEPING ROOMS 125 Pine. 2 LOST AND FOUND .OST GT.ASSFS ftrvrtil Wm. T. Hodaon. 715 Main. GENERAL NOTICES ICE SKATES Dreelslnn ground. Ken'a rixu anop. 4Hi so. etn. phone 7700. FOR STANLEY Home nrndueta Mill tiuir jonea ewct or pea1.- peehler 2-0229 PERSONALS LOLA'S DOLL HORPtTAT. TlnlU of all makea aervlced Phone H700. Glen "fijirt Anartrr-enta. Wevrhuaer Rnnd. REST HOME for elderlv womr-n or counle on hue line. Reference.. Phone 4043, 2336 Homedale. PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES t.roHoiTcs avonVmoiis 'ption O Boy 5n4 YOUNG WOMFN of any faith need na confldent'ai ndvir mav cnnta',t Mlsa Prtiltt. Catholic Charltlea. 278 W rondway, Eutrene, Oregon PH: 3042." 0 SERVICES CAR WASHING, almonlzlng and por rrlalnizinir. Wmching (1.30. 212 South Spring, phone 9744. ICE SKATES precision ground. Ken'a xii anon, -on too oin. phone 771.0. SEPTIC TANKS and !l--a cleaned and iRtnlled. Lacy King. 3335. CURTAINS laundfred HOOM Fh RENT to busineaa man, modern home. Phone 4C67; BOARD AND ROOM for atudent or working girl with light nouaework a part payment. Phone J041. 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, suitable for one or two, no drunks, everything lur- m mi e a . iuv a. a r oaa. TWO noO.M furnished apartment, bach dor prcferrcd. $?.Q month. 1013 Main. APARTMENT 'or rent, 'suitable for coupie. ati North 6th. TWO ROoSl furnished apartment elec tric ttove and refrigerator, close In, uu monin. inquire walnut after 5 o.m. FURNISHED downtown S80. Phone 8838 or 6300. apartment, FURNISHED, attractive, clean, close in apartment lor couple. Electnc stove and refrigerator. Steam heat S4S.50. 224 Broad, phone 2-9217. LARGE TWO bedroom apartment, stave furnished, 170 month. Inquire at 2164 Wlard aftel- 2 p.m. FURNISHED three room apartment, first floor, $32.50. One room apartment electric heat, $37.30. Alt utilities includ ed. 419 No. 10th. APARTMENTS for rent, utilities and linen furnished. 1005 Esplanade. SMALL THREE room apartment, part- ly furnished. Phone 8167. WARM. COZY, aulet apartment. Utili ties paid. Close in. Private entrance. Indies onlv. 6033. 3G!7. TWO ROOMS, shared bath. Inquire 318 "'Rh. CASCADE APARTMENT Hotel. 230 So. Uth. walk in (t distance from business center. Comnletelv furnished. By week or month. Winter rates. Apply In per son. NEWHOUSE REAL ESTATE WOC US STREET Two bedroom home, living room, kitchen and bath. Utility room. A good sized lot. $5000. $1000 down and $59 per montn. VINE STREET Two bedroom, living room, breakfast nook, kit chen and utility. Nicely land scaped. $10,000. Bank terms. BROKERS Henry Newhouse & clem Lesueur Phone 46002-2443 2254 So. 6th Home Slsm. Bob Pyle Ph. 0554 LARGE, three room furnished apart ment, close in. Heat. hot. cold water furnished. Adults. Phone 6509 after 5:30 p.m. FURNISHED three rooms and bath. private entrance. Close in. Phone 2-2655. ACHELOR APARTMENT, hot watr neat, utilities furnished. 1842 Esplan ade. Anplv 522. Eldorado. Dhonc 7273. FURNISHED three room and four room apartments. Phone 8002, 303 HA f ' HFI.nn atuplmanf nine. In Chn. 6384. TWO BEDROOM unfurnished apart- ent for rent. Close In. Phone 6622. and URNISHED thret- room Phone 6754 a fter 3 p.m. THREE POOM Phone 811O0. ftretehed CLEAN, furnished apartment. SCOTT'S LANHSCAPF, NTJUKF.RV II tree service: farnftil and txn- PHONIC 4PS3 All 14S4 Lakevlew St CALL FRAI.EY for floor sanding and inmninn. rnono HZUl. EXPERT ALTERATIONS, repairs. Inrs. womem. mens apparel including ..ii us. raj- service, lown anop. SAVE ON clcctrlral work. Phone 9744. SEWING reasonable. Phone 6082. : wrJJ lv-," 1 . r APPLIANCE AND TV reoalr aervice acnouien tccnnicmn. TEI.E-PI.IANCE CENTFR 11th and Walnut Phone -709 SAW FILING. Phone (IO0. A TREE PROBLEM Can Be Remedied By Calling ALAN BAKER at SUBURBAN NURSERY Ph. 5-3167 3614 S. 6th Ph. 8168 Pruning Repairing Transplanting - Removal ; i ! e Wlkfc-rt. Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc Ed F. King 2434 ORCHARD PH. 9841 T3 EDUCATIONAL HKill SCHOOL AT HOME Qualify for diploma, Job, or college, fre- catalog. American School, 787 Hnrlow Hd.. Eugene. Ore. IIOOKKEEPINO ing. shorthand. DESIRABLE three room fur nished. Hot Springs. Prefer working couple. Phone fl7B, PARTLY FURNISHED apartment In ex chan Re for child care. Tenant must be of good character, responsible, non sinoker. Children welcome. Phone 6.174. MODERN downstairs, two rooms, com- leic Ine. 26 HOUSES FOR RENT TWO BEDROOMS, hardwood floors, fireplace, furnished, .suburban area. $100. Phone 8004. ATTRACTIVE. close In furnished apartment on 8th St. nenr Catholic 240 Acres About 26 miles out of Klamath rails. All under gravity irrigation leveiea to grade. 140 acres In falfa; 40 acres alfalfa five years old, ready for potatoes; balance In bailey last year. This highly Dro- ductlve farm is only one mile irom grade and high schools and trading center. Two bedroom home, well pressure system for domestic use, barn, chicken house, 12.000 sack potato cellar. Immediate pos session. 75,000, $30,000 down, bal ance on easy terms. This is one of the best. That's Right-Seven Bedrooms Where could you find a better buy at $8,500? Located on the North side of town close to the Academy and public schools, and off the hill. Will accomodate a large family or you will have rooms to rent to help on income. Tnree bedrooms, hath. large kitchen and living room on main floor; two bedrooms on second floor, then in full concrete base ment there are two more bedrooms, a storage room, utility room, '.i bath and wood furnace with stor age space for fuel. In the back Is a single garage and one room cabin. Outside of house Is newly re done. FHA requires $1,700 down, owner will take $1,500 down and carry the balance like rent. Call now to see this. 3 Bedrooms - Hillside Comfortable three bedroom home; living room, kitchen with dining area, bath, nice utility room and sewing room, workshop in base ment, automatic oil heat, Insulated and weatherstripped, single ga rage. Back yard all fenced and a dandy playhouse for the children. $7,000 full price, FHA or pi terms available. Immediate possesion can be arranged. AL SCHMECK REALTOR & INSURANCE 20 years 414 Farm Loans 517 MAIN PHONE 3211 Harry Van Eves. 8204 Jack Elliott Eves. 8895 Al Schmeck 7740 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE EVERETT DENNIS Realtor 121 No. 8th Phone 8491 Mills Addition Excellent two bedroom home. AH large rooms with separate din ing and utility rooms. Insulated with concrete foundation. On cor ner lot. Only $8,500. See us for Income property, ranches and motels. ROBERT E. ROSS Realty Willard Hotel Phone 3030 Polly Schroeder Phone 6129 Bob Ross Phone 3622 Outstanding Three bedroom suburban home on corner lot; all fenced. Excellent construction throughout, attractive living room with fireplace, separate dining room, well-arranged kitchen and bath; also extra stall shower in large utility room. Nice attached garage with concrete floor and drive; on paved street. $12,500, terms. VERNON DURANT REALTOR ' 2060 So. 6th Phone 9832 Eves. 7923 Salesmen Joe Leonard Eves. 2-0527 Dean Hall Eves. 8073 30 -REAL ESTATE FOR SALI CLINTON AVENUE Large 2-bedroom home built for spacious living; in Klamath's fin est suburban district. Large picture windows In living room, dining room. Wall-to-wall carpeting, fire place. Large kitchen finished in beautiful natural wood. Automatic heat, fully insulated. 2 car garage. 80x150 lot, completely landscaped, surrounded by other fine homes. $14,500. Large FHA loan, only 3 months old, can easily be assumed. St. FRANCIS PARK Attractive 2 bedroom home, un usually good floor plan. Dining room, fireplace. Oversize garage with work shop and walk-In cold room. Fully insulated, storm win dows, etc. Newly redecorated Inside and out. Clean and neat as a pin Excellent neighborhood, high ground, close to shopping center, schools, etc. $12,000. will easily take FHA or CI loan. RANCH TYPE Among beautiful homes and good neighbors. Two lovely bedrooms, living room, dining room, vkltchen, bath and utility. Hardwood floors throughout. Large attached garage. Has been FHA approved. IMMED IATE POSSESSION. $12,S00, FHA or CI, HERE'S VALUE That you will seldom see in a home. Three bedrooms, living room, din ing room, kitchen with dinette, -" bath and utility. Hardwood floors. Extra large garage and beautifully landscaped yard. Will take any type loan. $10,750. SHASTA WAY : Three bedroom home on extra large lot. Room to build additional home. Excellent rental at $60 per nukpth. Sacrifice sale at $5000 with $1U0 down. Balance like rent. SILANI-FISHER REALTORS 831 So. 6th Off. Ph. 9195-6761 Eves. 6544-8970 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES TOR KLAMATH PALLS builnttl op- portunltiea and comm-rclal property, see Deane Sacher, Realtor, 338 E. Main. Phone 4127. AUTO BODY and Paint Shop, fully equipped. Also three bedroom home, alt on acre In auburban area. .019 Summers Lane. 34 FINANCIAL-SLOANS RANCH LOANS The TRAVELERS Ins. Co. SCOTT W. McKENDREE 1839 Del Moro PH. 4349 THREE ROOM furnished. Phone 3243. NEW unfurnished one bedroom duolrx. f:reolnce. electric, sarane. Adulta. .1011 nnaranian. unfurnished. Phone FURNISHED bachelor cabin, and water furnished. S18.S0. 31154. lights Phone TWO BEDROOM house, furnished for ieaaeJ r-none ---602. THREE ROOM furnixhed house for rent. I-ruHre 1R33 Rlvcrrldc. office machine, typ Sncedwrltlna. kindred subjecta. Klamath Bualness College 4743 So 6th Phone 4730 AIRMAN DELBERT V. ELLIS, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel V. Ellis, 5930 Delaware Ave nue, is currently taking basic training at Parks Air Force Base, California. He entered the Air Force last November. I RNEW ALL RIOIT iust how wroni he aa. So we (jot rid of Ihal "big business, special interest" stuff with a look at a router of I he chamber's directors. The nnmcs and companie. alone irulllnt hia argument about "cliques." But I couldn't resist poinline out II wide -roM-fectlon of business thoy represented. THE CLlrJCHKR CAME when he saw how th. chamber backed community improvements here in own . . . how bringing in new industries meant more orders for him. When I aold him on joining last year. Tom listened. Hut this year he's talking . . . even served on a committee . . . hopes la make it as a director at the next election. IT HKALLY SUNK IN when I explained . . . "The ""foe elect new directors evry year .Tiese men assume their responsibilities bv a vola ol the entire membership . . . big. middle-sii. and small buaineasmen. A clique wouldn't have a prayer!" Speaking for your chamber of commerce Drivers' Class Under Study DUNSMU1R A report on the possibility of drivers' training classes in the Siskiyou County High School and the necessary qualifications for teaching such a class will be Riven at the next mcetii.it of the Siskiyou County peace officers. PhuI Fisher, assistant superin tendent of .schools, was asked to make the report at the last peace officers nieetins at the Hotel Duns muir Inst week. Fisher and two hlph school principals, Delwin Poe of Dun&mu.r and Ed Harper of Etna, participated In the driver training discussion at the dinner meettnp. George Banlch. president, con ducted the business session. Dona tions of $25 each were voted by the officers to the Red Cross and Salvation Army for flood re lief. Piano music was furnished during dinner by Verna Faye White, Dunsmutr high school sen-1 lor. 1 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE MEDICAL Receptionist and technician, experience preferred. Write Box 345. carp of Herald and Newt. LADY FOR general housework, 2-m after S p.m. Call 16 HELPWANTED, MALE S A LE SM A Nw 1 1 hcar'. We-1 ra I Kir by Co. Call 2-01:11. SERVICE STATION attendant. $1.40 per hour. Apply 301 South Sixth. OKFtCE CLERK. Lumber office with small sawmill payroll, reports, etc. Ac curacy necessary and exnerlence pre ferred but not required. WaRCs good some housing available. Call Willow Ranch Co.. Willow Ranch. California. WANTED: Aiigrcsslvc young man to represent national wholesale concern in Central Ore Ron. Man selected must or wuiinn 10 eMaimisn residence lr Hcmt after completion nf S weekn train. inn In Klamath Falls. Replv giving full details of qualification! and past ex- 'w;'c'! 10 . " 3V' Met?Jd nd News. CAN'T KEEP "up "with the demand. Need more help. Call -2O40 before 12. DELIVER CATALOGS and take orders for Fuller Brush products. Work bv ap pointment only. 23 to 43 Car necessary. Start SX a day. See Mr. J oyer. Es planade Court. Apt. IS. Mills Addition In a verv nice location. This turn Si" years"'" can ' Jg bedroom home is only 3 yrs. old. Mas gas neat ana Is Insulated Large fenced back yard for the cniidren. See this nice home today. Only $0250. Terms. Three Bedroom This nice home In Suburbs is sur rounded by other nice homes, on paved street. Only one block to bus line and stores. Large living room with FIREPLACE, dining room, Youngstown Kitchen and lots of other nice features. Only $8500 with $850 down on G.I. Loan. $500 Down For this comfortable home on North Side. Good T.V. District. Large double garage. Tired of pay ing rent? Then see this. Only $4750. . 2 710 Acres On Midland Road. Good ground all irrigated. 2 bedroom home, 5 stanchion barn, chicken house and other outbuildings. Only $700 Down, Full price $3800. DEANE SACHER REALTOR & INSURANCE 339 EAST MAIN STREET Phone 4127 or 8820 SMALL, furnished house tultahle for couple. Call 2-2489. TWO RKDROOM furnished house, mod- ern. garage. S-Ml. 2428 Pershing Way, ONE BEDROOM Unfurnished. near shopping district, off 6th St 16M Mitch- TWO BEDROOM home near airport. eieciric nrai. iioors covered, it acre. $70. Call 9464. TWO BEDROOM house, oil heater and electric ranee furnished, at 2045 Gary close to the New Oregon Food store on South 6th St See owner at 329 Hillside. FOR RENT SMALL one bedroom furnished, couole only, no uets. Phone 7043. t THREE ROOM furniihed house. 3039 Crest, phone 5078. CLEAN four room duplex and garage. Phone R617. 28 REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED TO RENT with option to purchase. 1-5 acres with small house. Write full particular! to Box 543, Her ald and News. NEW MANAGER Kalpine Plywood Co. wishes to rent or lease three or four bedroom unfurnished home In flood neighborhood. Phone 51,11. WANT' TO LEASE farm" 100 to 500 acres near Tulclnke or Klamath Falls, Rte. 1 Box 231 Tulelake. FOUR BEDROOMS Big Family? Need lots of room at reasonable price? want a good close in location? Then we have it for you. On North 9th St. a few blocks up from Main. F.ull base ment, double garage, rental cabin on rear of lot. A real steal at only $8,500. Owner will carry contract for $1,500 down, $75 per month. ONLY $4,650 For a good 2 bedroom home on South 5th St., near City Hall. Ex. cellent rental property. Ideal loca tion for someone who works In town. Owner will carry contract. Any reasonable terms acceptable. Hurry. This won't last long. DON SLOAN Associate Broker For Residential Sales Don Sloan Res. Ph. 5653 Fred Cofer Res. Ph. 3593 BARNHISEL Agency Authorized Agency Prudential Insurance Company Real Estate Loans 122 So. 8th Phone 2-3461 . HARD WORK BIG PAY If you have had cxixrience as a truck driver, construction worker, machinist, or think you are me chanically inclined, have a cur and would like steady, year-round work at increased earnings, we would like to talk to you. n hired, you will start immediately. Thursday. January 19 See Mr. Galluccl at the Witiema Hotcl. Two interviews only 2:30 p.m. Sharp & 7:30 p m Sharp rV WE'RE ALMOST SOLD OUT! Business has been Rood . . . the only drawback is that we can't set enough listings. To sell any property, for service that's PROMPT, COURTEOUS, AND RE LIABLE. Call us today. WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING NO OBLIGATION CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTORS SINCE 1909 Homer Stiles Homes Phone 9904 Eves. Bill Chilcote Homes Phone 3281 Eves. Curlry Wilson Farms Phone 2738 Merrill 111 N. 9th St. Phone 7771 Salesmen Orville Relchenberg Eves. 3841 Gene Stratton Eves. 7027 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE m'SINFSS LOT for aal or leue. on E-t Main. Phon. . For Sale Or Trade Beautiful solid brick home only one block to Main St. Large living room with fireplace, separate din ing room, two bedrooms and full bath on main floor, four bedrooms and full bath on second floor. Con crete basement, garage and nicely landscaped yard. Insulated and tias storm windows. This Is one of the outstanding homes In Klamath Falls, with a wonderful view of Lake Ewauna. Shown by appoint ment only, will take a small house in trade. Mills Addition Two bedrooms, close to school and bus. Nice yard, double garage. $6.- 300, terms. Why Pay Rent? One bedroom home in South Sub urbs. Living room, kitchen, utility porch, bath. Garage. One block from bus. price $3,950, $500 down, $40 month. DO-ACRE RANCH-LAND and build ine in A-l thape, 39 acres clover, six al falfa, b.ilanre ready tor potatoes or grain S'e to appreciate. Full price. JJ6..V0. onlv ('.3jo down, very Rood terma, Interest at 4 per crnt. i mile west, mile south of Hatfield. Itrnry C Lcidholdt. J"Ifllie-PtLon T-vwV FOR SALE HW acre "ranch, alfalfa and permanent pasture. Apply Bo care of Herald and Newt. AL' LONGE REALTOR Yalta Gardens Bedroom ranch style home of modern design and construction. Large living room with fireplace, hardwood floors throughout, ward robe closets, attached garage, paved driveway. Located high and dry on 70x200 ft. lot in Klamath s finest suburban neighborhood. Only $12,000 total price. FHA or OI terms. Mills Addition Special Outstanding newly built 2 bed room home. Excellent floor plan. hardwood iloors, wardrobe closets, very attractive kitcheiand dining areas. Attached garage. Level landscaped lot. Price only $9750. FHA or GI terms. Make An Offer On this 2 bedroom home, acre irrigated soil, concrete foundation, fully insulated, good neighborhood and excellent TV reception. FHA appraised for $5750, or GI terms also available. This home' must be sold immediately. Here is your opportunity to acquire a good home at a reasonable price. Call us now! Pelican School District Nicely arranged 2 bedroom home on good corner lot, and only block from school. Large dining room, compact Kitchen, good TV area. Nice landscaping, good ga rage. Attractive asbestos shak slding. Only $5800. with any type financing. Act today. MONEY TO PAY ACCUMULATED BILLS Pay your obligations in full with a LOCAL Loan. Repay us over longer period. Example: Get $275 CASH NOW. Repay $23 a month In 15 monthly payments. Money on first visit when you PHONE FOR YOUR LOAN Get any amount up to $1,500 LOCAL LOAN CO. (Established 1908) 115 N. 10th St. Phone 2-2537 Ask for Walt Bingham, Mgr. YEAR -END . CASH If heavy holiday expenses nd year-end payments are beating your budget, look to your near by Pacific Industrial office for good advice and real help. Bring In your financial problems and let us look 'em over. We may help you reduce payments, pay up bills . . . even get extra cash. BORROW $25 TO $2500 OR MORE. Take up to 24 Months to repay at terms that please your pocket-book! PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL LOANS 121 So. 9th Phone 8128 L. A. "Woody" Woodard. Mgr. 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