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Newspaper Page TextI WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27. 1958 PAGE 10 P HERALD AND NEWS. KIJLMATH FALLS. OREGON I. Nixon Drops Anchor Into Troubled Sea Of Politics WASHINGTON AP Vicelpress secretary, told reporters President Nixon apparently has Nixon had informed him of re- dropped a 1'JbO presidential an-jceiving a tele-phone call from Nel' LEGAL NOTICE chor to windward in the troubled sea of New York politics. Nixon's activity in urcing Re publican Itep. Kenneth li. Keat ing of Rochester inlo the race for the Senate was interpreted here as an effort directed in part at keeping the vice president's pres idential aspirations afloat in a critical area. Keating had been reluctant to gamble an almost sure House seat by entering the contest for the post being vacated by GOP Sen. Irving Ives. But he agreed to make the Senate race after Nixon calld .him and said both Nixon and President Eisenhower thought be would be a fine nominee. Shortly afterward, Keating was nominated hy the Republican slate convention meeting in Ro chester. .lames C. Ilagerty, While House Separata scaled bid will ba received at The United Statea National Bank Tnm Department, Town and Country Brtnch. Klamath Falla. Orefon for the purchase of 8 tracta of land located In Klamath County. Oregon, containing umber, until 1:00 P. M. Tuesday. September IS, 19S8. The bida for each tract ihould b aubmitted In a separate envelope, marked ouuide "Bid for Tract No. ' (Showing the number of the tract for- which the bid la aub mitted. I Toe description of the tracts and the estimation of timber volumes ana appraised values axe ai follows: son Rockclellcr. GOP nominee for New York governor, saying thatjJJ' De"1,"M 01 Rockefeller and others werei- slrnnplv nrpinf ICn.1tint In rim fori1, SE' Sec. 5 T 37S. the Senate. Hagerty said Nixon talked per sonally to Eisenhower and then relayed to Keating the word thai "both the President and himself thought that Mr. Keating would, be a fine candidate, and the vice s. president urged Mr. Keating not In lino It., nnn.;n.,llnn ..hm.U!'1 the opportunity be presented by the Republican State Convention." This ind'rectly breached Eisen hower's self-imposed rule against intervening in the choice of party nominees. B. 12E. WM. I.oli 3 4r 4. E',,SW',, Sec. 7, T.30S. It HE WM NKVSW'.SW1., S'iSP',SWl',.SW', KW'.Si:1,. Sec. 1. WNW'.NK1, NW'.SW'.NE1,. N'.SE',NW'...'E' SW'.NWU. NE'-.NW'., E'a-NW1-KW!. -Sec. 12. H. HE- T.37S E.W.M. Lots lJ.ia.19J0 Sec. , T.33S. R.7 E W M SW'.NW'i Sec. 35. T 14S. R 7 E W M. NW', See. 29, T.3:1S. R7 Z W M. E'lNW'.-WiiNE'.,, Sec. 20, T.35S. H 9 E.W M, 8. SW', Sec. 1, T.33S. R 7 E W M. Acres 160 Mbd. n. ' Est. Pond ADDr. Vol. Pine Other Value 188.M 188 100 17 J213M 1218 4.372.00 $39 ,050 00 lno 160 44.1M 445 167M 167 1401M 1208 145 1B3M 16.1 1301.M $12.000 00 S 3.390 00 $44,000.00 932 369 (31,800.00 Title to the above described property will be conveyed subiect to any existing casements for public roads and highways, for public utilities, and for railroads and pipe lines and for any other easements and or rights-of-way of record. All sub-surfaro rtehta to the above described property will be reserved 10 jnc united states rational Hank, trustee. The estimations shown above are not guaranteed. Each bid mult state nUt It provided INIXon With a 'he total price that the bidder will pay for a specific tract for which the bid friendly political associate on a ticket headed by a GOP governor candidate who might become Nix on's chief rival for the party's next presidential nomination more basic facts about America's basic advertising medium . . . the daily newspaper Three out of every four women readers enjoy the newspaper's food features ac cording to the Continuing Study of News paper Reading. The daily newspaper is America's basic ad vertising medium because it Is basic in the Eives of its readers. Ever interesting, helpful, informative it is welcomed as a friend of the family in homes everywhere. To sell these families your product or services, use the daily newspaper as your basic medium of advertising! it fubmitted. Including the land, timber and Improvement thereon. The muc- ('enful bidder for each tract will be rmponslble for detCTmlning the legal boundaries of the tract and for atuurtnji nghU of Ingre&i and egre&s. The United State! National Bank of Portland reserve the right to waive technical defects and to reject bids which are determined to be not advantageous to the own ers of the property. A certified check or cashier'a check from a solvent bank for ten percent ilO'.'o) of the price bid for the respective tract, payable to The united States National Bank of Portland must accompany eacn sealed oia. Persons bidding for or on behalf of companies, corporations or partnerships muit aj the time of bidding submit in writing satisfactory evidence of their authority to do so. The depotiU of the unsuccessful bidders for each tract will ne returned alter the announcement of the successful bidder for the reipec- tive tracts or after the announcement that all bids have been rejected. The depots.. 01 me successful Didder for eacn tract will De applied as Dart of the purchaise price bid for the respective tract or retained as liquidated damages 11 tne Didder does not complete tne payment 01 tne ninety percent (90, bal ance of the purchase price for the respective tract within thirty days of the announcement that his bid has been accepted. The retention of the deposit as liquidated damages will be without prejudice to any additional remedies avail able to The United States National Bank under the law. Before bids are sub mitted, each bidder should examine the tract for which he Is submitting bids and should obtain additional Information concerning the sale from The United Stales National Bank of Portland. Trust Department, Town and Country Branch, Klamath Falls, Oregon Dated this lBlh day of August 193R, W. R. Brads haw, Trust Officer. The United States National Bank of Portland. No. 13 Aug. IS, 20, 22, 23, 27. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I am the duly appointed, qualified and acting executor or the estate of Helen J. Steele, deceased. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the fame, with vouchera attached tn the man ner provided by law, to me at the office of Edwin E. Drisroll. 208 Pine Tree Building. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months of the date of the first publication of this notice, which is July 30, 1058. Joseph R. Steele, Executor of the Estate of Helen J. Steele, Deceased. No. 304, July 3F, August 6, 13, 20. 27. RICHARD G. CLARK, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Cleric, 2021 Lavey Street, is now undergoing pre-f light training at Pensacola, Flor ida, as a naval aviation cadet. Upon completion of the 16-week course, he will be assigned to the Saufley Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station, near Pensacola, for primary flight training. Clark attended Oregon State College before enter ing the flight program at the Naval Air Station, Seattle. Heat for only $7.74 per month! Actual cost of o Klamath Fold home owner using a G.E. Oil Furnace and eco nomical oil heat to heat his 1,000 sq. ft. home In 1957-58. Name on request. .i-" f a. sv e Bl f r k r si is NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that am the duly aoDointcd. Qualifier. and acting executor of the estate of Charles Ager, dec-eased. All persons having claims against said estate are ncreoy notified to present the same, with vouchers attached In the man ner provided hv law. tn nu at th office of Edwin E. Drlscoll, 208 Pine ireo nuiiainfl, Alamatn Fans. Ore gon, within six months of the date ui ine iirsi puDiicauon oi this notice, which is July 30, 1958. Audrey Martin Ager. Executor of the Estate of Charles Ager. Deceased. No. 393, July 30, August 6, 13, 20, 27. NOTICE OP FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREOON FOB THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH IJM'AH 1MCNT Ur .PROBATE IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OK THOMAS STACH. DECEASED Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned Administrator C.T.A. of the tsiaie or i nomas Maeh. Deceased, has filed his Final Account in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Klamath and that Tuesday the 2nd day of September, lB-IB at the hour of 10 o'clock A.M. In the Court Room of snid Court has been nonninlprt by l he Court as, the time and place for me nraring or onjeruons me re to and me settlement tnereor. Dated and first published August 6, 1958. Dale of last publication Auoust 27. JOHN D. WILLIAMS -Administrator C.T.A. WILLIAMS & ALLEY Portland, Oregon and DAVID R. VANDENBERG, JR. Klamath Falla. Oregon ATTORNEYS FOR ADMINISTRATOR no. LW, AUg. O, 1J, 20, 27. Install an Economical G.E. Oil Furnace! For warmth, tor economy, for convenience you iust can't beat A General Electric Oil Furnace. Get warm, filtered, circulated and humidified air from one compact unit. Takes only 3-tt. square area. Install in closet, basement, utility room or qoraqe. Air ducts to each room allow you to control heat in any port of house. Coll now for free estimates for your home. No Money Down - 5 Years to Pay! No Payment U-ntil October 1st! OIL & BURNER CO. 1845 South 6th FREE With Every G.E. Oil Furnace Pur chased Before Oct. 1st. Automatic Clock Thermostat for Convemrnt Heo( Control A J4S.00 VALUE Sitdown Drive To Continue OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)-A Ne gro youth proup's leader said a Mtdown campaign for food serv ice in a downtown luncheonette will continue into its fifth day to- ,d;iy. Barbara Posey. IS. secretary of the city's NAAC'P Youth Council, acKnowiedccd a sin ornate appar ently existed with the manage ment of John A. Brown's depart ment store, where 85 young Ne groes are asking food service alongside whites. "Both sides are holdinc out." Miss Posey said. "1 guess both have hopes yet. We will keep trying." She snid the group did not nlan to go to another store "at this time. White schools at Atoka. Fort WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY AUTOMOTIVE Auto MWeellaneoui New Can it Truck Ued Car At Trucki EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Ftmal Help Wanted, Male Help Wanted Situation Wanted . it REAL ESTATE Roomi For Bent Apartment For Rent Hou.e For Rent . Misc. Prnpertv to Lt Real Est me Wanted -. Real Estate Exchange , Peal Estate For Sale . Buiineu Opportunities NOTICES Card of Thank , In Memortam , ,, ,, Funeral Homei Meeting Notice , , Lost St Found . M 1 17 Public Charity - Service . Services . ... .. MISCELLANEOUS Transportation tJ 8 Health 12 Educational , 13 Fir.-nclal . Loan. , 34 Building - Remodeling ,. 3d Fuel - Heating 38 Food Produce 39 Boat m Peu - Sport - Hobble 40 Radio - TV - Muaio . Livestock It Poultry Machinery ... Miac. For Rent , , ,. , Mine, Wanted Mi-c. To Exchange Muc For Sale WANT AD RATE SCHEDULE For additional rata Information Phono TU 4-8111 15 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertion 5--7 Insertion . 1 Month iDallv ... a io WORDS 2- 3-4 Insertions 3- 6-7 Insertion ,,, 1 Month iDaiiv) 1115 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertion . 5-6-7 Insertion -... ,.,.. , 1 Month (Daily) . , Ifl 20 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertion 3-6-7 Insertions .75 1 23 3 23 1 30 2 SO 650 2 25 3 73 8.75 300 sno 13.00 Month 'Daily, SI 25 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions 3.73 5-6-7 Insertions .. 6.25 1 Month fDailyl 16.25 Ar M . 30 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions .,.,,.. 4 30 5-6-7 Insertions 7.50 1 Month fDailyl 19.50 8135 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertion . fl.23 5-6-7 Insertions 8 75 1 Month (Dailvt 22.73 ir .16 46 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions 6.00 5-6-7 Insertions , , , 10.00 1 Month (Daily) .. 26.00 DEADLINE 5:30 p.m. day before publication. Noon Saturday for Sun day or Monday. For rates and In formation concerning Classified Dis play please call TU 4-8111. Mini mum charge 50 cents. Box num ber 25 cent. Please read the first insertion of your ad. The Herald c New- reserves the right to class ify, edit or reject any Want Ad copy and will be responsible for only one incorrect Insertion of any publication, of same. Corrections or cancellations If received by 5:30 p.m. will be made In following day's publication. LOST & FOUND MEETING NOTICES CHURCH OF Brotherl- Love. Back to the Bible Seventh-day Adventist. Law rence Halousek, pastor. Church serv Ice and Sabbath School. 10 .D. Sat urday. Malm VFW Hall. 2 LOST Sunday. Aug. 24. .22 Ruger au tomatic pistol, serial No. 146491 on L.c Thomas Meadow road. Christmai gift. Reward. Call TU 4-7934 after 3 p m. or come to 3A42 So. 0th St. GENERAL NOTICES 4 hELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WANTED babysitter in 'Conger School area. My home, five day week. Phone TU 2-S140 after 5 30 HOL-SEKEEPEn. live in. Two chil dren. 8 and 10. TU 2-3533. BEAUTY operator wanted, phono TU 2-3737. HELP WANTED, MALE It APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 THREE 2-0250. room apartment. Call TU BEAUTIFUL large apartment. Mill Addition. Must be seen to be Ippre ciated. For appointment call TU 4-6223. ROYAL Arms, furniahed. S24 High. HOUSES FOR RENT It Southern Oregon FOR your Stanley Home Products call Peggy Peebler. Phone TU 2-0229. STAL'FFER home reducing plan. Amy Brown. TU 2-0344 for free demonstration. WILL anyone who witn near 6th and Martin June 14, please contact TU 2-2566. More Basic Facts About America's Basic Advertising Medium . . . the Daily Newspaper Three out of every four worn en readers enjoy the news paper's food features ac cording lo the Continuing Study of Newspaper Reading. PERSONALS HAZEL Wakeman la now working at Swansen's Beauty Shop. Customers iay call her at TU 4-7161. TUPPERWARE parties, products. TU 1-3082. TU 2-1237. LICENSED home for aged. TU 2-3165 j LOG truck! wanted. TU 2-5314. Really. 119 So. 6th- Phone TO 2-4671. 'wANTED experienced salesman. THREE room house, partly furnished, straight commission. Lay s Offica Sup- has eleclrlc refrigerator. Close to Pell- ply. Yreka. Calif. can School. TU 2-358B; 40B McLean. SETTER, right hand rig. Pine, fir op- FIVE room, unfurnished house C'otm eration. Phone dayi TU 2-2518. .1. 2061 While. WANTED man with ambition and de- FURNISHED house. AdulU. InaiUrg sire lo get ahead, to train for sales po- manager, 1320 Oak. mon with old established firm Sal- UNfn;BNlsHED dupll., , Hot Springl ary plus commission, hosp alizat.on AddlD not wel"heat. TU 4-4880. plan, retirement plan, vacation with , , pay. See Roy Birdsong lor detail!. ONE bedroom trailer house, doubla Sin.er Sewing Machine Co.. 633 Mam, garage, wash house, lawn. Inquire 5428 HAVE opening, two carrier boys. Independence or phone TU 3-3837. morning route. Milli Addition, 11-12 yVO bedroom furnished. AdulU, nt yean old. Phong TU 2-3066. pel 1414 Homedale after 4:30. uci D WANTED 17 THREE bedroom unfurnlihed home. ntLP WAIN I EL - " See owner at 1050 California. MEN or women free to travel five jtq bedroom house, partly furnished, daya a week. 107 weekly commission. TII , ,-,n " TU 2-S378 for appointment. : pre.T.vMi-MT ' .,,. FOUR bedroom unfurnished house. EMPLOYMENT, placement lervice Bah d half hving room run m" ?-.emoe"" Aaden0ng' 325 room, den. full basement, dishwasher. Mam. TU 2-290.. disposal. 125 a month. .Phone TU SITUATIONS WANTED 18 tL 1- zzz r-? : r- misc. property to let .... 27 WORK wanted. Experienced in gro- eery store, service station. GMC parts. POTATO cellar for rent, good snap. Any type of work would be considered, phone Merrill 4771 or call at Wild 4031 Altamont Dr. Goose Motel. WANTED baby sitting. References. PASTURE for rent for 40 head. TU TU 2-2711. 4-7B35. CHILD care, my home. TU 4-8219. THREE room second floor office. Main CARPENTER needs work. TU 2-0456 Street frontage, 623 Main. WIDOWS, Ironings, excellent work. TU IRRIGATED PASTURE In Barnes Valley, 3000 acres deed- WCM"h. " ed- term lease- Very reason washing, ironing, delivery service, f We. Stocked at present. Now is ru 4-9434. the time to see it. I am quitting WASHING and ironing done, reason- tne cattIe business. able. Pickup and deliver. TU 3-2690. Mrs. Josephine Taylor experienced chUd care. Refer- Box 293, Lakeview, Ore. VH 7-7049 nces TU 4-3.S49. HOUSECLEANING done, by hour. TU REAL ESTATE WANTED 28 2"50a7, WANTED to rent three bedroom housa HOUSEWORK wanted, by hour. Ex- by permanent local family. TU 2-4395 perienced. TU 2-5312. after 4 p.m. CHEF or dinner cook, specialized tn Italian food. Sober and reliable. Will travel. 535 Martin. PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES 7 YOUNG women of any faith needing confidential advice may contact Miss p-u to catholic Charities. 278 Broadway, Eugene, Oregon. Phone 5-3M-. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, phone TU 2-5740, P.O. Box 204. Also friendly neip lor tne lamiues oi aicononcs SERVICES RUBBER STAMPS, 24 hour service. Will deliver. Phone TU 4-7954. CHIMNEY St cement repair wanted. Free estimate. Phone TU 2-5693. CARPENTER, new work, remodeling. Free estimates. TU 4-4302. HAY hauling and stacking. terreii tu 4-auuo. CUSTOM baling. Miles Cain. TU 4-4983 CUSTOM hay hauling. 4-7819. stocking. TU KLAMATH Fence Co. Phone TU 4-6226 FUNERAL HOMES C O'HAIRS Memorial Chapel. 539 Pine. Phone TU 4-3456. Parking lot avail- anie. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 925 lllgn bl. fhone TU 2-4404. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE INVITING BIDS Pursuant to Ordinance No. 5018 of tne city or Klamath Falls dated Aucust 18. 1958. The undersigned Police Judge will receive scaled bids up to 7:.'I0 monnay aepiemner h. ihsh lor I he Improvement of Van Ness Avenue from the Southwesterly line of Eldora- no Avenue to the west line of lot 20, Block 12. Eldorado Addition, and Haw thorne Street from the Southerly line of Van Ness Avenue to the Oregon State Highway R-W. to be known as improvement unit No. 143. Bids must be submitted on forms attacnea to tne specifications and en closed In a sealed wrapper and marked "Proposal to Construct Improvement unit no. 143." Eacn hid must be ac. companied by a bidders bond or cer tified check in the amount of 10 per cent or me aKEregate bid. The principle Items Involved are: 600 tons of asphaltic concrete pavement; 1041 lineal feet of concrete curb and gutter; 150 cuhic yards of excavation; .u cudic yarns of sorrow material. Plans and specification! may be ob tained from the office of the city en gineer upon a deposit of $10.00, which amount will be refunded if a bid is submitted, or the plans may be in ner ted at the office of the Police Judge. This project must be completed on or Dciore uctoDer is. iiw. I he city reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. Dated at Klamath Falls. DrcKon this 3Ln day of August 1!58. Frank A. Blackmer Police JudRc City of Klamath Falls. No. 424 Aug. 25. 28. 27. NOTICE OF BOND SALE C;.rlrr County ;ind Preston School in UkmiilKee i ounty accepted Ne groes yesterday for the fust time. Committee W Plans Meet SAX KRAXCISOO 'AP-A log- iMaue subcommittee will CUSTOM hay cutting, raking and bal ing. 1U WOUJ. MOWING raking, and baling Phone TU 4-5989 after 6 p.m. SERVICE station equipment mainte nance. Buswell Co. 155 E. Main. TU 4-5370. CONCRETE work, 23 years of experi ence. Patio3, retaining walls, slabs, flagstone. Local references. TU 2-3778. TITLE and abstracts. Klamath County Abstract Co., 422 Main. TU 4-5155 TAILORING, altering, repairing. Ida's Tailor Shop, 125 N. 8th. TU 4-6122. JEWELRY, watch, and clock repair- mg. j. Heme, iu-i Main, tu 4-4606. TEACHERS, part time baby sitting, your home. TU 4-4388. CHILD care, my home, one block from Mills School. TU 2-3821. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 TEACHER or business woman, furn Ished bedroom, garage, kitchen priv ileges. 60. TU 4-7470 after 5. WINTER RATES ! Court View Hotel over employment of- iice on Jra. ROOMS, $5 a week. 629 Jefferson. ROOM and board. Ten minutes from airport or nousing. TU 2-5398. LANDLORDS register your rental! with Southern Oregon Realty. Phona TU 2-4671. WANTED rentals for customers mov. i I to Klamath Falls. Customer Serv ice Department. EADS. TU 2-4878. WE have customers moving to Klam ath Falls wanting to buy homes. Will refer. Customer Service Department, EADS. TU 2-4678. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 29 TRADE two bedroom town home for country home, property. Write Her ald and News box 304. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 SLEEPING rooms, 1034 High. ROOM and board, close In, good food una DCQI. 1U X-OWA. LARGE comfortable rooms for wom en, jiu south 3th. 'OVELY rooms, close in. Phona TU 4-4259. LOVELY rooms. 522 Pacific Terrace. COOL, airy sleeping rooms. Quiet, clean, close In. Phone TU 2-0214. SLEEPING rooms, TU 4-4444 or TU 4-6" 13. APARTMENTS FOR RENT . 24 CLEAN furnished apartment. Private bath. 1937 Oregon Ave., phone TU 4-5397. THREE room furnUheri nnor.tn.nt Close in. TV cable. $40 a month. Phone TU 4-5676. partly furnished. TU CITY, close to shopping and bus. Ce ment diock nome. Plastered inside. Newly decorated throughout. Living room, kitchen, bedroom, bath, break fast room. Nice. Clamori-ln mnm nt$ kitchen. Full basement. Price. $-1500. $500 down. $50 monthly payment. By owner. Phone TU 2-3320. LAKE of the Woods summer home. West side, electricity, water supply. $7500. Phone TU 2-2652. ANITA'S altera. inn. onaranlri Rni. le Weatherholt. LAWN mowers, Bodenhamer Saw & Repair Shop. 351 East Main. TU 4-4672. CANVAS, leather work. Canvas & Leather Shop, 2964 So. 6th. TU 4-6660. SHOE repair, boots made. Ugo Shoe Shop 8c Repairing, 1016 Main. ONE room apartment, 410 So. 5th. $5.50 weekly. DOWNSTAIRS all electric furnished apartment. wasnington. CLEAN one bedroom furnished apart' ment. near Main. AdulU. $40. TU THE new "Sanltone" way. New Method Cleaners, 1453 Esplanade, TU 4-4471. COLLECTION agency. Bureau of cred it control administration. 731 Main TU 2-5717. CUSTOM hack hoe work. Ditch clean. ing, drain line, cesspool digging, etc n. w. i; miners. iu .-into. HAY salt, welding equipment repair. Sessler Inc., 534 Market. TU 4-4862. RENTALS, buy. sell, trade. Merchan dise Mart. 2U64 SO. 6th. TU 4-6660. AIR conditioning cools, heats, Holland Sheet Metal. 222 Spring. TU 4-6541 BROADLOOM carpets, formica drain boards, drapery. Calhoun's, 357 East n. IU 4-H495. AUTO., plate, wlr.dow a lass. Kimball's uiass snop, i wainut. iu 4-7378. PAINTING, call the House Doctor. Tex- luring, -oof staining, minor repairs. Free estimates, work guaranteed. TU WELDING equipment repair, Sessler inc., 334 Market. TU 4-4862. DAVIS Floor Coverings, and window shades, carpets. 426 Main. TU 4-4684 STORAGE, transfer and delivery. Peo ple's Warehouse 1425 So. 6th. TU t- I43. SEPTIC tank cleaning. King Septlo i antes, ..u miyara. ru 4-9841. ADDING Machine St typewriter Serv Ice Co.. Chet Moore US So. 4th. TU INSURANCE, auto. fire. life. Lloyd Muaac r. agent, r armers insurance TU 4-7101. SHARPENING all mowers, saws, scis sors, knives, tools. 2115 Orchard Ave, FENCES! FENCES! Complete Instal lation or materials. Free estimates TU 4-6515. LEVELING, backfilling, foundations, lawns, fill dirt. John Bowers. TU 4-lU'B. 3 Phono TU 4-3873 Sealed proposals will be received bv the Common Council of the City of I Klamath Falls, OreRon. for the pur- chase of street improvement bonds. Se ries 113 and 114. aggregating twelve thousand six hundred forty-five and ,14-100 Dollars, iSl.645.34l duly author ized by ordinances of the snid City j of Klamath Falls, for the construction land Improvement of the following Im provement units situated In the City I of Klamath Kalis. Oregon, as follows: Gibson, the liiaham district in Eldorado Avenue from the South line or Vanness Avenue to the South-easterly line of Lot two. Block twelve. Hillside Addition extended, in said City; and. Improvement Unit No. 138, being on Auburn Strret from the North-easlerly line of Pacific Terrare tn the North-easterly line of Newcastle Avenue. In said City. i Proposals to purchase said bonds will, be received by the undersigned Police Judge of said City, up to and includ-l ing the twenty-ninth day of September,! 1'iSfi. at the hour of seven thirty I o'clock P M. of said day and opened at a regular meeting of the Common Council immediately thereafter: said bunds shall be dated Novemher 1. 1WH. and shall be in amounts of $."00 00 j each, except bond No. 1. of each se- rj;oct r'' ""Tn snail oe lor tne fractional ..i .-.-n.n ..I., i m u, iv ii one ten consider invcstitMiini: anH sl-iff Hucniwi.in - t '. iWth said City at any coupon paving mi sum disMMiMon in a few d,te on ntl n(tpr pn, yT ,ro-,nJ Lalltomia ImspiU.U. !d.ite therrof Said bonds will bear In- Thr survev. maiie hv eonsultinc ' ,n r"! ' no1 to xwd l . .!....-. i 'i i . ,, , P" rent Prr annum, payable semi-an- Chiatrit Kuhartl H. Blum for nually on the ut. day o( Mv and No- the California Medical Assn as-'vrmhcr of parn prin'pi nd m- mrlod n..., ".' t"t payable at the office of the MrttHl l0 MUCOUS foiipht With treasurer of the City of Klamath Falls. their fists aeros a patient on an Oregon nntritini- l iMn nt.i .. . All proposals must be unconditional optraiini, lab. until one SUrKMn.Jln,j accompanied by a certified chek Was Moored, the hospital Was llOt for five per cent of the proposal, named. I Tho, Common Council reserves the S,n John F. Thompson -R-SimJ T.5, .ulu?""; w J.,! BAKER'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY ta I lata1, Senate Public He tlth iU 'irMihed with an opinion a Tu 2-3167 3616 So. 6th IntiM-iiti u ,( tnr validit thereof by the law firm, InUlIIll (ommittee chairman, i of; Shuler. Sayre. Wmfree A Rank.n.1- calud utterly shockinc such re- p,,rMand Trim Building. Portland 4. HEALTH 12 after the date of issue. Survey j P.vment of the entire bonds optional LANDSCAPE service, trees, shrubs. hedges. Pruning, topping, rototllling, planting, nomcnaie lanoscaoe Nun- ery, now giving SAH Green Stamps. 3905 Homedale. TU 4-9940. DIGGING sewer lines, foundations, i-ii mining, wuii waiaer, a-ij .Dela ware. TU 2-3283. LAWNS, sprinkling systems, landscap ing, evemreenl. trees ihrnhi !.. shore Gardens Nursery. 879 Lakeshore umr. iu -BB. UIGOLNG emapools. draw Clalda Mid v.ikwi i- n.-LM tounoauona ru 4-wjpw Bill rorney TYPING and general office work done in mv nome. Tu 2-4312. NEW LAWN'S R0T0TILLING TREE SERVICE INSECTICIDE SPRAYING . Oregon r ' k " I This notice is authorised bv ordinance Hll'TIONS, cosmetics, veterl lVO hospital doctors Carried 1n" Common Council of the City of I nary supplies Curruis for Drugs. 840 pins in fear ot I thud iK.amth Falls, Oregon, dated August; Main. TU 2-347S. A dym? patient was refused, bone August 22nd . iimh L vita glow ht.alth foodsii ' ' "1UIJ" P'jn-lv 419ri;;,-g0ri0.4. j,. .7. 2 , educational u 2 blocks from center of main bus.. si. sept 2. x 4. s. 7. 8. 9. m..nrnrc . 1 -.'ness district. Hotel rooms with 11. 12. 14. 15. ltt 17. 18. 19. 21. 22. , noc" Business, umj... ... , ' drinks. 2041 Radcliffa. TU NICE clean quiet furnished one and two room anartmenta. S.l so An mil. ities included. Shared bath. AdulU uiliy. til o. luin. CLEAN furnished. Refrifferatnr --o bath, hot water always. Workmen wel come, fi-.ou. z4 Broad. TU 2-9.17, PARTLY furnished Adults. TU 4-4859. duplex, garage. FURNISHED two bedroom apartment. 825 Grant St. FURNISHED Cedar. apartments. Pine and FURNISHED apartment Inquire 518 PARTLY furnished one bedroom apart ment Inquire 705 No. 8th. FURNISHED apartment, steam heat, adults. Alpha Apartments, 630 Pine. TU 4-4522. APARTMENT, furnished, $50. Washing facilities, nice location T" 4-7S71 days TU 4-6369 evenings, also TU 4-5310. TWO room furnished Phone TU 4-6381. MODERN three room furnished apart ment Call TU 4-7113 after 1 p.m. BACHELOR apdrtment Park Apart ments. 1842 Esplanade. TU 4-7187. FURNISHED down town apartment Parking space. $55. TU 4-8836 or TU 4-6300. FURNISHED apartment 333 So. 11th. TWO room apartment suitable for bachelor. 4.11 Washington. TU 4-6122 days. TU 4-5449 evenings. CLEAN modern three room, bath apartment, utilities paid. TU 4-3762. THREE room apartment with bed- rocm. air cooled, steam heat, garage. Adults. Pine and Cedar. FURNISHED one bedroom apartment Ras equipped. Adults only. 2033 Eber ir n. FOR rent furnished two bedroom .nart. ment, $50 n month. TU 2-4647. OPEiV 3 - 6 $400 DOWN PLUS CLOSING ' SUBURBAN HAPPINESS 5315 Alva. Custom built, li old. 2 spacious bedrooms, full sized bath with vanity. Large at tractive living room, with family sized dining area, eating space in Kiicnen. Hack yard fenced. Nice view ot Mt. Shasta from picture windows. Oversized lot 100x100. SPACE CONSCIOUS? You'll love this older home. walk. ing distance from downtown with its spacious family room, in addi tion to large living room and din ing room. Mother, you wiN appre ciate the three bedrooms on the main floor, two baths, ample cup board and closet space, new double sink, neat laundry room with wash er and dryer hook-up; plus two partially finished rooms upstairs. Fenced back yard, attractive trees and shrubs: FHA appraised at $15,750. with all rugs and curtains included as a free bonus. SMART BUYER?? If you are. you will take advantage of this 4'2"o mortgage of sjtoo Anyone can assume by paying $50 down. No loan costs. 3 lots. 2 bed-- rooms, large living room with fire place, level grounds, all fenrprl. Playground close by. DON'T WAIT Or you'll be too late on this cozy 2 bedroom in Mills. Small corner lot. electric heat, hardwood floors. Set up for washer and dryer, de tached garage. Price $7500. BE INDEPENDENT BUY A HOME FIRST ORVILLE REICHENBERG REALTOR TU 2-2516- 627 Pin Eves. Call Ruth Robertson TU 4-fi53l John Aldridge TU 2-3352 II no answer call TU 4-3841 NICE furnished one bedroom apart ment. Laundry, large lawn, reason able 21U Gary, near South fith Tti 2-OW13. MODERN apartment. Bachelor, cou. pie. or one cbild. acceptable. TU 4-M34. FURNISHED apartment, also one completely furnished and redecorated. hv w-ecK or month. Greer Apis. 710 Main. One and two bedroom apartments i-urnished and unfurnished Inquire Ghasta View Apartments 1627 Washburn Way TU 4-8277 E W A U N A New and different Designed for better living Furnished or Unfurnished Single Bedroom Also Office Space 213 So. Uth TJ 2-1062 or TU 4-4389 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. IN- COME PROPERTY. CAFES. MO- $300 Down Plus closing costs on easy F.H.A. terms buys this well built 2 hcrl. room home in Mills Addition. Full lot. Price 510,000. $750 Down And $50. per month will move ynu right in this 2 bedroom home' in new condition. Allamont Area, Small but very neat. Price $b . 000.00. Lots $1,100 South "suburban, with buildin? re strictions. Paved streets will be on sewer, city water, good drainage. $1,000 Down And $T5. per month is all you pay for this large 2 bedroom home lo. cated on Summers Lane. Nice Cor ner lot. Price $10,500. CASCADE APT.-H0TEL 230 So. 11th St. liHKAMmHS TRAPS T 1 1 K V K S j4.' ji' 2 t I'ltt.r ti it Amies Warren's car hinkc down at just! FIKTKKX Kll.l.KD "" -""nuay. wniiei wi.u.uv .Mexico , 1 1 ri 'Ut-1 iioisFKKErtR three Ivetl-.llMS Were trinL- tn lo..n n,.rcnu unro kitlr.l MonrUv.Tt' 4..SW1 steal it Police picked urt the when two Hvn.enuined nhtnrs ml. hvpttmrvi-rn n... 411 Ham. ru privsie oam ... apartment com- ipletely furnished. By week or HELP wanted, female- 14 month. Automatic elevator, large. tree parkins lot. Approved by AAA wanted durmi days. youths when they were seen push- lidrd in a narrow mountain mss01'1 nh""' u int: W.ui en's tar Ihrouch an in-! near here and crashed in names. tlMUlcn. There were no survivors. at Molatore WHY io wnnout when a Ctamiietf I Ad can rt that tenant, worker ox buyer you netdi Phona Tu 4-4U1. TELS. You name it, we have it, come in and check over our list ings. M & S REALTY 'more service 2254 So. 6th St. Phone Anytime TU 2-4M6 IP.5R mnHel Hnfnnint n.. .n1 MLLSMEN refrigerators, with freezing units jDMn "nw,U Eves. TU 2-33H Clean, quiet, strictly homelike at-jM'lfs n,ls Eves. TU 2-5R3 mosphere. No pets We recommend , (;ne Stratton Anytime TU 2-4MS your Inspection, id and up. Paul McAtce Anytime TU 2 4647