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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. JANUARY 29. 1956 PACK TEN IIERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON mi PROBLEMS EXIT WHEN WANT ADS ENTER - PHONE I 1 k n 1 BACK IN THE YEARS about 1937 when folks were collecting everything from beetles to white jade, a pair of fine china shoes with an iridescent sheen were given to Mrs. Don F. (Dorothea) . Nolan, co-owner and operator with her husband of the Driftwood Cafe. That pair of flower bedecked shoes was the springboard to her present collection of more than 800 shoes, now on display at the Drittwood. Former KF Woman Killed Mrs. Vornon Wnrd, the former Helen Maxlna Miller. 32, who lost her life on Jnnuaiy 27 In a traffic accident at Rosebtirg, was a for mer resident of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Ward left here about one and a half years ago to make their home In Roseburg. According to reports reaching here, 'she was en route to work in Roseburg about 9 a.m. when her car, In which she was traveling, alone, struck an Icy spot on High way 99 about four miles uoulh of Roseburg and went out of control. The injured woman died about halt an hour later in The Douglas Community Hospital. She was the mother of four young children, two sons, Donald and John, and two daughters, Pat- ay and Barbara. She was the daughter of John C. Miller, for mer resident of Klamath Palls, now of Wendell, Idaho, sister of Don Miller, Idaho Falls, Idaho, John C. Miller Jr.. of Roscburg. lid Mis. Wayne Cutler, Bremer ton, Washington. Dick B. Miller Sr.. Klamath Falls. Is an uncle. Her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Word, also of this city, left at once for Roscburg. upon hearing of the accident. Num erous other relatives of the young woman live In this area. Funeral services will be held in Roseburg Monday, with Interment In Brownsville. .. Mrs. Don Nolan's Shoes On Display To CafePatrons O People Read SPOT ADS you ore. Golden Cinderella slippers, seal skin boots from the Arctic, san dals from Guadalcanal, a pair of tiny white bootees from the cock pit of a Royal Air Force plane that flew to Mindanao (a pilot's goodluck churm) are In the collec tion of the hundreds of shoes and boots, tiny skis and skates and miniature silver charms that have been gathered from around the world by Mrs. Don F. Nolan, resident of Klamath Falls since 1928. The collection "Just grew." con fessed Mrs. Nolan, when friends learned of her Interest In a hobby and additions cume from total strangers who had heard about the "shoe shenanigans." The collection includes a pair of slippers from South America woven Willi "elephant hnlr." a shoe of native stone, carved by a ranch hand on tiie Black and White Ranch owned by the late diet Barton, from stone of Poe Valley, a slipper from Guadalcanal, still holding the sand of white beach In the tropics, woven rush sandals worn by fighting service men during leisure hours from trips ncro.ss the Burma Road; a shoe carved from an Arizona cac tus root. Santos boots with candles In their boot tops, blown glass and colored ceramics, bronze, and sll- I ver slippers, embroidered sandals ' from Saudi Arabia and sandals j made of birch bark. Smallest of the shoes Is one quarter Inch long. Oldest speclmans In the collec I Hon are of carved wood, made lull years ago. Mrs. Nolan has placed them In a gloss-enclosed shelves in the cafe for the enjoyment of patrons. Marriage Sets Surrender WANT. AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY IA DEATH NOTICES 1U H.Mltitl NOTICES A CARD OF THANKS 8 IN MEMORIAM C fUNtRAl. hCMlS . . U FLORISTS 1 MEETING NOTICES 2 LOST AND FOUND 4 GENERAL NOTICES 6 PERSONALS 7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES ,. ...a.. .--(ITATION 10 SERVICES 11 DO-IT-YOURSELF 12 HEALTH 13 EDUCATIONAL 14 HELP WANTED, FEMALI 16 HELP WANTED, MALE 18 SITUATIONS WANTED 22 ROOMS FOR RENT 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 HOUSES FOR RENT W REAL- ESTATE WANTED 29 RRAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 32 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 34 FINANCIAL LOANS 36 BUILDING REMODELING 38 FUEL HEATING 39 FOOD PRODUCE 40 BOATS-PETS-SPORTS-HOBBIES 41 RADIO TV MUSIC 42 LIVESTOCK POULTRY 44 MACHINERY 45 MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 46 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 48 MISCELLANEOUS TO EXCH. SI MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALI 5 AUTOMOTIVE I RATES A INFORMATION Herald A News MARKET PLACE . of tho KLAMATH BASIN Mil Cspleaade faeao III CLASSIFIED Three dare . rear ears . Hre dare . per were! t per wee we per word 1-c per word ISc per ward lie per vera Sue When tiie customer savs, 1 1 is W I 3 ilmm sou ve gofi fio show me!"... Qeorre Amos McClnln, 42-year- old bookkeeper, charged with em bezzling $1,000 from the Willurd Hotel, told Circuit Judge David R. Vandcnbeig Fridoy afternoon he entered the bonds of matri mony while a fugitive from Justice and after six months of married life decided to give himself up to the FBI. Mcclain was before the court for arraignment. He waived grand Jury investigation of his case and pleaded guilty to an IrJormation charging embezzlement filed by District Attorney Richard Beesiey. Judge Vandenberg deferred pass ing sentence pending further in vestigation of the cose. McClnln was returned to Klam ath Falls Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Dale Mattoon. A nation wide search was launched for him a year ago after Marvin Brown, manager of the Wiltord. signed the embezzlement complaint. Under questioning by Judge Van denberg. the defendant recounted how he traveled with a carnival for several months. He sold he met his present wife who was a carnival worker at that time. 'After we had been married six months." he continued. "I de ctded to give myself up and pay my dent to society." McClnln also admitted to the court that he was sentenced to 12 years In Oregon State Prison for armed robbery and was once returned to the prison as a parole violator. He said he also had been previously convicted of. embezzlement. We tubscribe to the theory that if you ask . m l0 buy your product, your cummer h. right to know what he s getting r his money audience was obtained. buy their copies, and how thi Our A. B.C. m report gives you the ou nd a sound basis for your advertising investments. It shows you what you get for your money when you advertise in this newspaper. Ask U5 for , copy o( our A o.L. report. TV, U . b A W Circ.l.lifc . fol ejuooolloi. c( pblLI,.. od..,ti Jt'lii9 ooe.tie.. Ow, eif,J0,i vd.ted b, .,p.,i.d AC. 6,l,; wfrten. . Ow AiC. reco,l .he., kow HKk rn.loit w. Ko.t, h. , - Sew eblolned, and other loci, Ihol lell od' rt. whot they gel (or It,.,, , ler no thii po pet. REPORT Chiloquin Police Chief Resigns CHILOQUIN Police Chief Lewis Jones of Chiloquin an nounced Saturday that he has re signed the post he held for three years to devote his time to youth programs. Jones took the Chiloquin police Job after serving two years on the police department of Toppenlsh, Washington. He plans to continue to moke his home In Chiloquin. Although a successor to Jones hos not been named by the Chilo quin City Council. It is reported Assistant Police Chief Frank Reed is being considered for the Job. UAL Elects Curtis Barkes Election of Curtis Barkes as a director of United Air Lines and of C. P. McErlean as a vice presi dent and assistant, to the president witn responsibility for the com pany's legal affairs was announced today following a meeting of Unit- ed's board of directors in Chicago. i tne same time, the resigna tion of Otis E. Kline os a direc tor and as vice president was an nounced. United's board also declared an increased regular quarterly divi dend of 37 'a cents per common share, payable March 15 to stock holders of record February 15. This compares with quarterly divi dends of 25 cents per share paid by the company in 1955 which sup plemented, however, by a yearend extra dividend of 50 cents per snare. Barkes, vice president of United and a 30-year veteran of the company, started with National Air Transport one of the com pany's predecessors, and has been In various financial department capacities virtually all of his ca reer. In addition to handling Unit ed's financial affairs, he is nresi. dent of the United Air Lines Foun dation, which allots contributions to various charitable organizations, and a director of the East Side. West Side, and Central Airline Terminal Corporations of New York. McErlean, who has been direc tor of law for United. Joined the company in 1945 as assistant to W. A. Patterson, president. Before thot. he was for six years with the National Labor Relations Board in Washington. DC. He is a graduate of Georgetown University and practiced law In Chicago be fore going with the NLRB. Kline, In announcing his resigna tion, said that for the time being he will devote his attention to per sonal interests. flle eiT, week root Hentb run per word Je eer rour eoovenlenre. Blei-Jt eelr Od to roo 'L'otll Former Notice, theo wheo yoo coll to concel too ore charted onlr for the Member of dere il rooa. Mialmom eaerfo lor aoy oao Ol le &u crnli. CLASSIFIED DISPLAT Opea rale per colaaa lack Il.dl to Inrbee ia Oleota M 10 lochee ia moala , .! so lacbee la month ...ww. .SK I'it Int'bci la moalb -- .PS Pickup Bale Heme cop? ripeott .'it Aaiwere lo ade mar be handled throuith bos aumberr a, Ibo paper for a tereice charre of fS ceala. DEADLINES CLASSIFIED f:3t p.m. 47 before nbllrllR. N'ttota Soalardav fr Bandar r Mtmiij, Noon dar balorc pub lie., an, Nsan Kridar fir Bund at. Naa Skturdir for Mondar ADJUSTMENTS Pleai moko -elilmo for odjit tmnU without deUr. Tbo Htrald Ntwi rooervrt ibo Huh I lo claiilfr. odil or reject our Want Ad copy and trill bo reponiblO for onlr on liwarrtrt Imorllon of anr Wont Ad and than onlr br correct publication tbo oaxt publico lion. I'leaie read tbo firil Inicrtlon of roar ad. Correction or caneollationa r ocired br A:U p.m. will bo mado la fol- lowin aav nuniifatloM 10 SIRVICIS SAW FILING. Phono WM. DRESSMAKING Have your spring sewing done now. All kinds of alterations Close in at 2107 Olympic Apis Many years experience. , Call Ruby Rumelhart, 9186 Septic Tanks Cleaned NEWEST SANITARY METHODS also ' ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Sewer Lines of Roots, etc. Ed F. King 2434 ORCHARD PH. 9841 34 APARTMENTS FOR RINT twS bfdhoOM unfurnlihod apart mnt for rent. Cloao in. Phono BOU. FURNISHED Pnone erai. thro ' rooa apartmont. ROOM furnished apartmont THRtE Phone I MnnrwN dawnatairo. two roomi. om pletely iurnlahcd oxctpt sroairin, 1143 PARTLY FURNISHED two bedroom apartment. Phono 8167 beora a p.m. FOR RENT largo two room furnished apartment, newly redecorated. Located at 1136Vi High St 4S. Phono S221 or can ai iouo rortiana. LET US DO YOUR CUSTOM HAULING A load on our trucks is . a load oft your mind. 3705 Wlard Phone 6923 WE SERVICE ALL TYPES OP Sewing Machines WORK GUARANTEED Sears Roebuck Co. PHONE sin IB FUNERAL NOTICES CALDWELL Charlee Franklin Cold well, 65, funeral aervicei Monday, Jan uary 30. a p.m., Ward'a Klamath Fu neral Home. Interment Klamath Me morlal Park. JAY - Cecil E. Jay 76. Funeral aerv icei. Ward a Klamath Funeral Home. January 31, 11 am. Interment Klam- aih Memorial Park. DOWNING John Downing, died Jan uary 27. Recitation of The Holv Roo. ary. Sacred Heart Church Sunday Jan uary 29. S p.m. Requiem Mass, Mon day January 30, 9:'M a.m.. Sacred Heart Church. .Ward a Klamath Pu. neral Home in charge -of arrangement!. A CARD OF THANKS THE PRAYERFUL CONCERN. well Wiahei. carda and floral eifta ntfrmtt during the recent accident and con valescence at the Valley Hoipital of Paul Nordlund It deeply appreciated bV Paul and hii Immrrllila familv The aplendld cooperation of Dr. Tice. nuries. the teachers and rhi-uil nurs at KUHS and Kalera Ambulance Serv ice ia wormy oi special commendation. He II itill at the Valley Hospital and II imnrovlriK aatisfaplnrilv uith fh. k..t of care. We humbly thank God for hii providential dealing Rv anri r. 5 r ira iu ii a ana ramny. WANT TO take thii onnnrlimltv n thank all tho who aupported me 'in the contest for queen of the Malin High School carnival. I assure you your effort- were deeply appreciated. Suaan Chernabaeff. C FUNERAL HOMES O'HAIRS Memorial rails, Ore. Phona ChapeL Klamath 34H. WARD'S Klamath ITunartvl Rto Vt High SL Phone 3334 2 LOST AND FOUND WIRE-HAIRED terrier, llceoe 61 1, answering to "Penney." lost from Bea ver Ave. Phone 2-3661, LOST GLASSES advert. . Wm T. Hodson, 715 Main. free. Dr. LOST near Midland Road district small urown aug, iox lernor typo, name Skip py. Alame.ia County license, child's pet. Phone 2-0D84. STHAYED rrom 2345 Radrliffe, large Male Siamese cat. answers to name CEMENT WORK- Any kind, size or color. Reasonable, prompt service. Call 6317 anytime rOR RENT Small furnlihed apart. ment. Suitable lor couple, wit sum mer! Lane. FURNISHED two bedroom. Phone 3038. DOWNTOWN apartment, partly fur nished. Electric heat, air conditioning. Phone 6P52 after a p.m. CLEAN TWO room apartment. 433 N. lotn. . unfurnished apart- CLEAN. COMFORTABLE two room, utilities paid except gas. One or two. rnone oijj. FURNISHED anartment. alnKle Or COU pie only. No pets. See at 1213 Owens. MOTEL CABINS, weekly. 3-9256. THREE ROOM, furnished apartment. Also sleeping room. Available roD. l tun nign. FURNISHED apartment suitable for one or two adults. Washing facilities. 1JS NO. 1st. LARGE TWO bedroom apartment, par tially furnished. Inquire at 2164 Wlard aiier it p.m. VACANCY, steam heated. Adults, and Cedar. FURNISHED apartment, close in. In quire at 334 No. 8th. aide door. AdulU oniy. FURNISHED, modern apartment. Phone 3334. one bedroom FURNISHED, steam heated apartment, close to Main. Single lady preferred. 26 HOUSES FOR RENT EXPERIENCED MEN For Your Excavating Griding Driveway Cinders GRAHAM BROS. Phone 5541 13 EDUCATIONAL HJGH SCHOOL AT HOME Qualify for diploma, job, or college. Free catalog. American School, 707 Harlow Rd., Eugene, Ore. BOOKKEEPING office machine, typ ing, shorthand. Speedwritlng, kindred subject. Klamath Business College 4743 So 6th. Phone 470. 14 HELP WANTED, MALI WANTED: SAWFILER for 7 foot band mill. Contact D. L. McGe at Bly Lum ber Co., Bly. Oregon, or call Bly 423. 17 HELP WANTED RANCH EMPLOYMENT for married couple. Man must have experience In care and feeding of cattle, irrigation, haying and maintenance of equipment. Wife to cook for one man. Compensa tion depends upon ability and experi ence. Good living quarters five miles from town. In reply state past five years experience, age. Write box 350, Herald and News. MAN OR WOMAN to handle McNeil firoduets full or spare time, Opportun ly to make $40 a day. No experience necessary. Write McNESS COMPANY. P.O. Box 14, Bayahore -Station. Oak land 23. Calif. 4 GENERAL NOTICES ICE SKATES precision (round. Ken'a run anop, hojjm). Otn. pnone 7760. FOR STANLEY Home product call ouii j one ttqa or feaBV Feebler 2-0229. ATTF.NSHUN: Lou of good seats still available for New York Drama Guild piays ai mius school: The Picnic. r eoruary i ; saorina Fair. April The Letter. May 23. See any Business ana rroiessionai women i Club member. 6 PERSONALS REST HOME for elderlv wnmn couple on but line. Reference. Phone LOLA'S DOLL HOSPITAL Dolls of ii miK servicea. rnone B700. men. court Apartment. Weyerhauser Road. MfcN'S SUIT specialist. SJ9.50 to S33 miuy . mn ana .-.lain. WILL BOARD and room elderly woman MiNiv iiiiitie. riiune .-y.i-ai Stock Arena Bids Opened Sealed bids were opened Friday Afternoon nt the olfice ol Howard R. Pcrrin, architect, for construc tion ol a new stock arena at the Klamath County fairgrounds. Bidders on the Job were: Thompson and Oeorceson. Port land. $119,784: Charles Kerr. Klam ath Palls. $70,963: Mann Construc tion Company. Redmond. $71,700: Eldon Alt. Klamath Falls. $76,258: Duncan Construction Company. Klamath Falls. $78,600: A E. Fit?. jerald, Klamath Falls. $8:1 (W6 10. The fair board was calling a meeting to study the bids. Thieves Strip Auto Behind Local Garage Elephant Sale To Be Held Quotarians are reminded of the while elephant" sale to be held at the regular Tuesday noon lunch eon on January 31, at the Wl nema Hotel, when each member is asked to bring something she no longer wants but someone else does. On January 2i, a large group of ubcmbcis and guests of uota had the pleasure of hearing a first hand account of the White House conference - on education with Lu cilc O'Neill, an Oregon delegate, as guest spenker. Mrs. O'Neill described this hard working, serious-minded conference as the most gigantic undertaking tn the history of this country, at tended by 1.800 delegates 'and about 1.200 observers. She ex plained the reasons It Is neces sary to arouse public opinion to this critical period in education, outlined the goals and the various criticisms on the conference at wnicn leoernl aid to schools was the burning number one issue. In closing. Mrs. O'Neill stated that she returned home feeling happy about this state's hiRh quali ty of education and the fact that Oregon's schools have already ac complished what others are at tempting. Another interesting program dur jnir this month was on January 17. when Lieut. E. V. Tichenor and Officer christensen of the Oregon State Police were guests w Quota to discuss the appalling and mount ing death rate trom accidents while showing slides of fatal ac cident scenes In Klamath County. C.RKASK FIRK Several parts were taken from a wrecked auto purkcd In a lot In back of Parker Pontlac C'Mnsnv, 60S South Sixth Street. Klamath F'.ills police reported today. Police said the thefts were dis covered on Friday when a low Grease on a stove at Rita's Res truck came to remove the wrecked ; taurant, &S37 South Sixth Street, vehicle, but that U might have caught fire when the atove was happened several weeks atro lighted early Saturday morning, when there was a break lu a fence ' suburban Fire Department report around the lot. ed today. The only damage was Missing were a radio, tail light i caused by smoke. The alarm was ATTENSHUN! Lotf of good aeati atlM available lor New York Drama Guild piaya at Mine school: The Picnic. February 21: Sabrlno Fair. Aorll 10: The Letter, May 23. See any Builness Professional women e cluh mem- oer. v 7 PUBLIC CHARITYTlIVICiS Phone ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 2-9.109 P.O Box 304. "YOUNG WOMEN of any faith need- in confidential advice may contact Miss pruitt. Catholic Charities. 27S W. Broadway. Eugene. Oreion PH: 5-;,642." 10 SERVICES dealen, Phone 9033 CALL PRALEY for floor eandlnf and finishing. Phone 9201. F.XPEHT ALTERATIONS, repairs, lin ings. Women., mem apparel including knit.rat service. Town Shop. ON electrical work. Phone 974. SEW IN CI reason able. Phone 6082. CARPENTER, remodeling, new work, plaittic tiling. Ei tuna tea given. Phone ICE SKATES precision ground. Ken'a Ftxit Slum 46,15 So. 6th. phone 7760. SEPTIC TANKS and linen cleaned and Installed. LacyKing. 3335; CURTAINS laundered and stretched Phone 9M3 YOUR OWN BUSINESS! Your own hours! Selling nationally known cush ion ahoei la easy. 135 styles for entire family. Earn $30 day commission. Ex perience unnecessary. FREE catalog. Wrlta TANNERS, 338 C, Borckton. Mass. IS SITUATIONS WANTED in my home. Phone EXPERIENCED practical nurse, for private duty. Excellent references. Phone 5215. MOTHER WISHES home. Phone 6766. baby sitting at SEWING call 3537. specializing tn maternity WILL DO baby sitting night. Phone 848. day time or EXPERIENCED man and wife want hotel or apartment house mangement. r none a- moo. FOR RENT smalt house suitable for one or two people. WJO per mown, see at &a0 Miller or can bow. FURNISHED Pine. one bedroom house. Ill ONE BEDROOM furnished duplex. 63. Adults only. Phone a-twoa. NICE THREE room furnished duplex for rent Adults, no pets. Inquire 3023 tnaaison. FIVE ROOM house, 3'i blocks from main; water furnished. 19 month, Phone 2-0725 after 8:30 p.m. ONE BEDROOM oartly furnished du plex. Adults, no pets. Inquire 3550 Sum mers L.ane. FOR LEASE three bedroom unfurn ished. 1010 California Avenue. lea own- er at 1050 California Avenue. SMALL HOUSE, furnished. Rt. 3, Box hno, wocus. Mrs. Gordon. TWO ROOM furnished cabin, t23. 1350 Owens, call 2-2037. COTTAGES partly furnished, some with detached bath. $13 to 25. Phone TWO BEDROOM unfurnished house for rent or will lease with option te bay. Here, r none y to. UNFURNISHED 3011 Board man. single duplex, adults. RENT two room furnished eot close In. Call 3502 or 320B. FOR tae. FOR RENT one bedroom house on 'a cr. sou m suouros. stoves iuniisnad. rnone evenings. 28HEAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED - RANCH to tease with op- n"i. w uu .v. rn one oi-iuoi. PERMANENT RESIDENT wants two bedroom home with large yard to lease i " Puon "uy. Write P.O. WANTED TO RENT 3 bedroom home, unrurmsned. with rang. Rent not to Nir-cu m momn. fnone 20ZQ6, WANTED TO RENT .with ootlon Purchase, two bedroom modern home , ..." Mrcn isi. uwnin only re Ply. Write box 558. Herald and News. JO REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE. CHEAP: two lots on cor- auihb ana an ana way. call TWO BEDROOM house. Phone 9708. FOR -SALE equity In contract en one rm w.u nome, i-none olo alter 4:30. S ACRES Tul bottom land on lower iviamain. aiots an acre. 1-3 down, bal nce on easy terms. Phona 330 Malin. MAN AND WIFE -want wnrk nn rinrh Man experienced In cattle, sheep, hog u. riiune z-itto. EXPERIENCED Phone 3B49. care for children EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. payrolls. (axes, nnera i oriice work. Also L.V. nurse. Past 35. Phone 2-1578. BXPERIENCED truck driver wanU Job. Phone 2-1808. HOUSEWORK, Phone 8970. by the day or week. MOTHER wishes ore-school aae chil dren to care for In itiv home. Can give references. Phone 2-3042. '.2 ROOMS FOR RENT SLEEPING ROOMS SLEEPING ROOM. 125 Pine. 827 ROOMS for rent 8513. 'n Phone 4444 ROOMS FOR phone 7336. RENT Lake Hottl. STEAM HEATED sleenlnv rooms. Oulet ciean, ciose in. rnone a-oan. rooms close-In Phone 801 88 week. Phone ROOM FOR RENT to nusinesa man, modern home. Phone ,4687. ROOM AND BOARD, reasonable Phone 70B3. ROOMS. 83 week. 829 Jefferson. 4 APARTMENTS FOR RENT DOLL HOSPITAL. 1434 Lakevlew St Phone 8P92. Legal Notice and two tirr and I wo wheels. received nt 5.15 a m. Eqnilv Ne. 5A-11.lt SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION tN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY W H Mac Dona Id and W. L. Barnes. Plaintiff, vs. Chiloquin Forest Pro duel.. Inc. state Unemployment comp ensation commission, state industrial accident communion, stale tax com mission, and E. S. Hawkins. Defend an I. To E S Hawkins. Defendant' In the name of the state of Orion, Greet ings: You are hereby required to ap pear and annnrr the Amended Com plaint filed against vou on or before the 10th day of February. 1956. and if you fail to so appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff Will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for tn the complaint against vou. to wit: For a judgment decreeing that the Mechanic Liens filed by you. against the defendant Chiloquin Forest Pro ouct. Inc.. be declared Inferior to the mortgage of the plaintiffs and that you he furrver barred and foreclosed of any right, title or interest In said prone rtj Your attention Is specifically directed to the Amended Comolaint on file tn me aoove entitled caue Thii Summons is lerved upon you hv publication pursuant to an order of the Honorable David R. Vandenberg Judge of the above entitled Court, laid Order being dated January. IPSA, and bv publication thereof for a period of four 4i successive weeks: the date of the the flrtt publication to be the Hh dar of January. 1956, and the datt o) the lst publication to be the JHth day of January lf5. S R r. Mtl.eren R F McLaren At tor nt v for Plaintiffs 325 Mam Street Klsmeih Fall Oregon Ne. 738 Jan 8. IS, 23. 38 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, suitable for one or two no drunks, everything fur- nished. 109 N. Broad. TWO ROOM furnished apartment," bach elor preferred. 830 month. 1813 Main. duplex Laveme Street Large, ranch style, two bedroom home. Living and dining room, bath ana tunny. Attached garaite. Laree. well landscaped yard. Price, $12,- buu, terms. 3 Bedroom Suburban On good paved street. Well land scaped yard. Living and dining room comoination. Nice Kitchen. Detached garage. Will take GI or FHA terms. $10,750. $500 Down One bedroom, fully furnished. On paved street. Walking distance to town. Immediate possession. Fulr price, $5000. SILANI-FISHER REALTORS 631 So. th Off. Ph. Eves. 6544-8970 C195-6764 rURNISHXD throe room apartment, first floor. 32.50. One room aoertirent electric heat. M7.M. All utllltlee Includ ed. 410 No. 10th. APARTMFNTS for rent, utilities and Hnrn furnished. 1805 Esplanade. WARM. COZY, quiet apartment. Utlll tlee paid. Close In. Private entrance. ladle onlv. 600.1. SIW7. TWO ROOMS, ahared bath. Inoulre Sll Hifh. CASCADr APARTMENT Hotel. 2.10 So. llth. welkins; distance from business center. Completely furnished By weea or month. Winter rates. Apply tn per-son. LARGE, three room furnished apart ment, close In. Heel, hot. cold water furnished. Adults. Phone 650B after 5:30 p.m. Utilities turn- rt'RN'lSIfED three rooms and bath, private entrance. Close in. Phone a-2635. BACHELOR APARTMENT, hot waler heat, utilities furnished. 1S42 Esplan ade. Aoolv 532 Eldorado, phone "373 Ft'RNlSHED three rocm and fur room apartments. Phone 5632. 503 Market. Immediate Possession Suburban, very attractive and well constructed 5 soom home on ap proximately one acre. Living room with beamed celling and fireplace, hardwood floors, nice kitchen and dining area. Large breezeway and carport plus two garages, small barn and chicken house. Property all fenced and nicely landscaped yard. Move right in. $10,500, terms. Farm or . Ranch Buyers Drop In to our office and talk over your needs with us. If we do not have what you are looking for. we will be glad to find it for you. Our friendly service is available at no obligation to you. VERNON DURANT REALTOR 2060 So. 6th -Phone 9832 Eves. 7923 Salesmen ' Joe Leonard Eves. 3-0527 Dea,n Hall Eves. 8073 j 10 MAt KTATf TO SAlf DUPLEX, very reasonable, all iahed and fuU. Phone M36. HOMES FOR SALE ; EVERETT DENNIS ' Realtor . 121 No. 8th . Phone 1491 it Trade or Sell (0 acre ranch, three miles from Tower Theater, all rich Irrigated high ground, good for subdivision. Nice two bedroom home, view win dows, electric heat, barns, gran' ary. Trade for home tn KlamaXh Falls. All offers will be given close consideration. . STROUT REALTY. 5429 South 6th Street . . S S Old-Orchard Manor Outstanding newly built 2 bedroom modern home. Excellent floor plan, hardwood floors, wardrobe, closets, very attractive kitchen and dining area. Attached garage. Level land scaped lot. Price only $9,750. FHA or GI terms. , .. Move Right In -' Only 4 blocks from KUHS, this well constructed, close-in 2 bed. room home Is now available lor your immediate occupancy. Con. venlent kitchen, dinette, utility room, oil piped furnace, oversize garage. Selling for FHA appraisal of $8,500. Also, OI or other type loan available. Give us a call. V 3 Bedroom '. Suburban On l'i acre, of good irrigated aoil. Large living room, separate dining room, modern kitchen and utility. Here is an outstanding value for any eligible GI at the low price of $8,500. Only $650 down. Don't hesi tate to call on this one. CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTORS SINCE 1909 , Bob Chilcote Broker "' Ed Chilcote Associate Broker Salesmen: - "' Curley Wilson. Farms 2728 Merrill Bill Chilcote 3281 Eves. Homer Stiles 9904 Eve. Ill N. 9th St. Phone 7771 Mills Addition - Immediate possession of this tW.o bedroom home. Has gas heat. double garage and nice lot. Close to scnooi ana ous ojuu, terms. Two Acres , Large two bedroom home, three years old. Good barn, large garage and workshop. Three miles from Main Street. Only $6000. Lindley Heights : Attractive two bedroom home on paved street. ; Electric heat Insul ated. Concrete foundation. Large garage, two lots. Full price, only $5750, GI or FHA termst al LONGE REALTOR 111 So. 8th Phone 3136 or 2-2711 Dick Houba - Salesman : ' THE TIME TO BUY Property Is when you can see its faults If any. That time is how. '' We have several good homes and Income properties that should be bought. You can buy better NOW than 6 months from NOW SEE US NOW: A real good buy In a two bedroom home, solid foundation, well built, large lot. Price $3500, good terms. Three good modern cottages close in on pavement, rent for $20 to $25. Price $4500, good terms. , . , good three bedroom home and other advantages, close In for $11,- 000. Terms, or will consider trading tor smaller home. J. W. SANDERS , REALTOR 1213 Main Street Tel. 7521 Associate Broker N. B. Nelson Tel. 9564 Salesman Cliff Shuck Tel. 6369 CEDARLEAF REALTOR FHA APPROVED Owner will sacrifice for appraised price of $14,500. You can move right into this exceptionally beau tiful six room home in Yalta Gardens and then relax because there is no repair work needed In side or out. Would you like to have two complete baths? Large bed rooms with wardrobe closets? Heatolator fireplace? Dream kitchen with separate dining room? You will have this and more if you act quickly. Call now 2-0154 or 6724. 2t REAL ESTATE WANTED SELLING REAL ESTATE IS OUR BUSINESS!! We work at it FULL time, with hundreds of offices in 35 states. Our customers come from all over in answer to advertising In the nation's leading newspapers, direct mail advertising, highway sign boards and other means. List your property with STROUT. now. and take advantage of this advertising program at no additional cost. NO SALE NO PAY. STROUT REALTY - $429 SOUTH 6th STREET Phone 6:1 ONE ACRE ' Good two bedroom home, dining room. Concrete foundation. Ga rage, workshop and cow barn with cement floors. You won't get stuck in the mud here. Good blacktop. Full price $7500. terms. CHEAPEE One and a half bedrooms In town. Concrete foundation. Also separ ate building with two sleeping rooms and a garage. Price. $3750, $400 down. E. Willard CEDARLEAF See My Sign Board Realtor 3927 S. lR Phone 2-0154 Anytime - Al Longmire Ph. 6724 t