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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 8 B HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SUNDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1A5R Pine Orders Hike Noted PORTLAND AP Western pine orders and production this week increased over the week be fore, but shipments dropped, the Western Pine Assn. reported Fri day. Orders this week were 85,162,' 000 board Icet, compared to 70,- 492,000 board foot the previous week and 68.551.000 board feet (or the same week of 1957. Shipments dropped to 71,666.000 hoard feet this week from 72.992. 000 the week before, but the fi eure was above the 66.392.000 feet of the same week a year ago. Productions figures for the three periods were 75,716.000, 73, 965.000 and 71,803,000, all in board feet. The . Welcome Wagon . . Hostess Will Knock on Your Dooi with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business, - Neighbors and Your Civic and Social . . Welfare Leaders On the occasion of: The Birth of a Baby Engagement Announcements Arrival of Newcomers to Klamath Falls Na cett or obliaationl Phone TU 2-0834 GUuEB fflW ftlV7 AXTRANOlSTOR " RADIO Play it ? " , Anywhere va f . t . Tocket size-budget price. All-transistor radio plays i a. i;Ufr -... uarpnone jacx. v,noi 01 colors. jxirta and UtHn-fHaoK0-varvar. ' rtmty poriabU rndio obU. k NEW ALL-TRANSISTOR 1 ' CM"IDTADIC DAhIA IbpVfelue at a .Budget Rice I . tt3.tM.; Exceptionally fine tone in this all-tr&nsistor portable. Bin speaker. Plays on flashlight batteries. Choice of colors at no extra cost. il-y senffeis eerrtIy en both pnritanAUtbav .U-Hiar.Mr-mniy O portebU ra-ie tcbimtts. INU, I! ,W ' tf fcv : T C In Rich - Top-Grain Leather) Powerful all-transistor portable styled in smartly saddle-stitched leather. 400 hours of normal play on ordinary flashlight cens. Vernier precision tuning. art mm toor rants -- r' """" LffinUDDlI APPLIANCE CO. Cerntr of 10th ond Insurance May Figure In Killing Of Student ST. LOUIS (AP)-Police Investi gating the mystery slaying ol a $400-a-month clerk are trying to figure out where $87,000 worth of life insurance fits into the picture if it does. James Bullock, 27, was found dying of bullet wounds in front of the City Art Museum Wednesday night. He worked for the Union Electric Co. by day, attended classes at the University of St Louis three nights a week and Saturday, and sang in a church choir on Sunday. His wife of six months, Edna Ruth, 23, added 1250 a month to the couple's income as a kinder garten teacher. In addition, they received $130 a month rent on the other half of a recently-purchased duplex in which they lived. That gave them a total of $780 a month before taxes and de ductions. Police, who provided the figures, said that out of this modest in come the couple was paying $255 month on the duplex, $55 on a car, and $35 on turnilure. iney a'sn were making payments on a $2,000 credit union loan used to make part of the down payment on the duplex, and paying pre miums on the $87,000 worth of life insurance. An insurance policy for $45,000 came to light Friday when a quar terly payment of $85.8a was due Police said Mrs. Bullock had told them she knew of only $42,000 worth of life insurance on her hus band: a $9,000 policy with his em ployer, two $5,000 policies, and a $23,000 policy covering the mort gage on the duplex. The investigation turned up om- er baffling angles. For example Mrs. Bullock was married for about two years to a dentist, Dr. Glennon E. Engleman, 31. They were divorced more than two years ago. Engleman refused to testily at an inquest Friday on the ground that he might incriminate himself. He also refused to take a lie de tector test, police said. Radios fleas tatteHm) at u 1 $0095 7 1 PORTABLE RADIO Med fTltJr $6195 Main in Klamath Fall A lie detector lest also was re fused, police said, by Thomas Johnson, a high school teacher who testified he met Engleman at the dentist s office at 7:15 D.m Wednesday and they didn't part until 8:55 p.m. after visiting a drugstore nelow the ollice. It was about 7:30 p.m. Wednes day that Bullock was found dying in front of the museum. The druggist at the downstairs store. Oliver C. Funsch, testified that he and an office boy tried to arouse someone in Engleman's office shortly after 7 p.m. but got no response. He said that was aft er he received a telephone call from an anonymous woman who ex pressed concern for the dentist's safety. Funsch said the caller told him she was phoning for a woman friend who had been In Engle man's office earlier. The druggist said Engleman and a friend walked into the drug store about 7:40 p.m. The inquest was recessed until Tuesday after Engleman balked at testifying. Mrs Bullock was ex cused from testifying after her at torney said she was suffering from shock. Networks OK New Contract NEW YORK (AP) Major ra dio-tclevision networks and the American Federation of Tele vision and Radio Artists have agreed on a new contract, end ing a dispute which produced threat of a strike. Donald F. Conaway, national executive of AFTRA, called the new pact "highly satisfactory." The union represents 12,000 an nouncers and performers, most of them in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. The new contract includes an increase in guaranteed base an nual pay of announcers from $10, 000 to $11,000. They also will get extra pay for overtime or free lance work. Performers will be paid for the first eight times a taped show is repeated on the air instead of the first five times. The agreement also shortens the base pay rehearsal time and boosts the hourly rate for rehears al overtime. Pay scales for all performers were not disclosed. Rancher Sees Price Hike PORTLAND (AP)-An Oregon rancher who is president of the National Assn. of Wheat Growers says reduced wheat acreage al lotments and support prices will push marketing cost margins be tween the producer and consumer up. Floyd Root of Wasco, in Port land en route home from Wash ington, said he conferred with Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson. He said he believed the U.S. Department of Agriculture would recommend further reductions of both the acreage allotments and price supports. This, he predicted, would cause the farmer to shift his production from wheat to teed grain, thus forcing an Increase in the feed grain surplus while reducing the wheat surplus. It is the opinion of the National (Assn. of Wheat Growers) the lower prices for wheat will not aid in solving the problem of ex cess supplies, but will only serve to increase the margins of mar keting costs between the producer and consumer," he said. Court Frees Slay Witness TILLAMOOK , Ore. (AP) A si lent witness jailed (or contempt of court has been released from the Tillamook County jail here. He is Airman 2.C. David Mov ers of Tacoma, Wash., who re fused to testify in the second de gree murder trial of Lclani Bat ke. 21, Tillamook. .Meyers was held in the jail for three months prior to the trial as a material witness. When he refused to say whether he knew Miss Batkc, Meyers was found in contempt and sent back to jail. Circuit Judge Jack Bohannan Friday disclosed he ordered Mov ers' release from the jail Tues day. Meyers is stationed at a ra dar station at nearby Mount Hobo. Miss Batke, charged with kill ing her new-born son, was found innocent by reason of insanity, and released. Cousins Admit Robbery Attempt LA GRANDE (AP)-Two cou sins walked into court here Fri day and admitted trying to rob a La Grande market. Circuit Judge W.F. Browntown handed out two-year state prison terms to Alonzo Williams, 20, and Elijah B. DcClue, 21, both of La Grande. The youths had (led hauded from the market. empty- AI.l-POIXTS BOSTON I API Police broad cast to all-points that its two (.hristiuas trees had been stolen Headquarters said the trees vanished en route from a local florist shop. Neither the track nor its driver could be found. WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY k AUTOMOTIVS Auto MlicelUneous S3 New Cri & Trucks S4 Uied Can & Truck. 53 EMPLOYMENT Hlp Wanted. mal 14 Helo Wanted. Mala IS Help Wanted IT SituaUona Wanted REAL ESTATE Rooma For Rent .... Apartmenta For Rent Houses For Rent Misc. Property to Let Real Estate Exchange Real Estate For Sale Business Opportunities NOTICES Card of Thanks. , In Memoriam Funeral Homes Meetinc Notices Lost Ax Found General Notices Personals Public Charity Services Services MISCELLANEOUS Transportation S Health 11 Educational Financial . Loans Buildinf - Remodellnf 96 Fuel - Heatinc 38 Food Produce ..... M Boats - Pets Sports Hobbles 40 Radio - TV . Music 41 Livestock Si Poultry 43 Machinery 44 Misc. For Rent 4.1 Misc. wanted ...- 4 Misc. To Exchange Misc. For Sale WANT AD RATE SCHEDULE For additional rati information Phono TU 4-8111 16 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertloni - .-. ,,..., .TS 5-6-7 Insertions . ,,. 1.23 1 Month (Daily) 325 10 WORDS 2- 3-4 Insertions J 50 5-6-7 Insertions 2.50 I Month (Daily) 6.50 11 15 WORDS 3- 3-4 Insertions 2.2S 5-A-7 Insertions .1.75 I Month (Dally. 9.75 . lfl 20 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions 3.00 5-6-7 Insertions 8.00 L Month (Daily) 13.00 tl 5 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions 3.78 5-6-7 Insertions ,.,.. 6.25 1 Month (Daily) 16.25 36 20 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions 4.50 5-6-7 Insertions ..,. 7.50 I Month (Daily) 18.50 3135 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions 8.25 5-6-7 Insertions WM 8.75 1 Month (Daily) 22.78 86 40 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions , 6.00 5-6-7 Insertions .. , , 10.00 1 Month (Daily) 26.00 DEADLINE 6:30 p.m. day befora 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 bers 25 cents. Please read the first insertion of your ad. The Herald Sc News 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 U received by 8:30 p.m. will be made In following day's publication. FUNERAL HOMES O'HAIR'S Memorial Chapel. 538 Pin. Phone TU 4-3456. Parking lot avail' able. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 825 High 9t. Phone TU 2-4404. LOST & FOUND 2 LOST Tuesday, two $5 bills in town. Finder call TU 2-2435. LOST zircon bracelet set In white gold Friday night at Reames or downtown Generous reward. TU 4-7297. SELL your car for cash with a low cost Classified Ad. Dial TU 4-8111 now GENERAL NOTICES M 4 CHRISTMAS GIFT Profits from gas and oil for Dec. 21 through 24 will be given to the church es in our community, dicks cnevron Service, Bonanza, Oregon. STAUFFER home reducing plan. Amy Brown. TU 2-0344 for free demonstre lion. FOR your Stanley Home Product call Peggy Peebler. Phone TU 2-0229. PERSONALS tl I wan i lu, young, single, wonting wom en to live In and share exnenses. Nice home. TU 2-4921. CONFIDENTIAL. ... For the first time in 12 years World Book encyclo pedia will Increase in price. Parents and teachers should write Box 62. Ash land, Oregon, now and save $20. FULLER distributor, Arnold Mlgllac CiO, TU 2-3666. NIAGARA cyrlo matsage equipment. Helen Uran, 927 Jefferson. Phon TU 4-3242. LICENSED home for aged. TU 2-3165. SARAH Coventry Jewelry. TU 2-4301, TU 2-4925. SPENCER corsetiere. Phone TU 4-9057. AVON toilet articles. Phone TU 2-3770. PUBLIC CHARITY - SERVICES 7 YOUNG women of any faith needing confidential advice may contact Miss Pruitt, Catholic Charities. 278 W. Broadway. iCugena. Oregon. Phone 5-3642. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, phone TU 2-5740 or TU 4-9175. P.O. Box 204. Also friendly help for the families of al coholics. BUYERS are looking for the very ap pliances you want to sen. uiai ru 4-8111 for a Classified ad to reach them. SERVICES I... 10 SUPERB experienced seamstress. Al lerations. TU 2-5443. FIREPLACE, chimney repair, carpen try. Cement driveways, walks, porch steps. TU 2-5693. TREE topping. Holiday special i. TU 4-.1004. BROWNS' telephone answering serv ice, iu TREE topping, trimming and remov ing, inturen. m years experience. Dangerous trees a specialty. Free as tlmales. TU 2-2923. BACKHOE, TRENCHER, BLADE WORK for sewer ditches, septic tanks, foun ds, tons, landscaping. Free estimates. TU 2-3121. T. O. Chase, Bill Forney. HOMES remodeled. Armstrong tile ceiling, storm doors windows, finish carpentry, rree estimates. TU 4-8079 Chet Mann. ANITA'S alterations, guaranteed. Rom Weathtrholt. LEVELING, backfilling, foundations, lawns, fill dirt. John Bowera TU 4-7076. TAILORING, alterations, sewing. Ress nnable. Mrs. Plunkett. Apt. 4. 5.(6 Pint. TU 2-5438. Back of Don's Clothing Store. SEWING, reasonable. TU 4-4853. LANDSCAPE service, trees, shrubs hedges. Pruning, topping, rototllling. planting Homedaie Landsrspe Nurs ery, now giving SAH Green Stamps. tfiflS Homedaie TU 4.9940 TOPPING and taking out trees. Shear ing and tying up evergreens for win ter. We carry accident and pmpertv damage Insursnce -Evergreens, shrub and trees now at j price. Lakrshore (hardens Nurnerv, 879 Lakes hore Drive Phone TU 4-4286. CASH for Idle toys comes In fsnt when vou use Herald A News Clauifitd ads. Dial TU 4-6 1U now. 10 EXPERT tree trimming, topping and removing. Calvin Roa, TU 2-5681. KING SEPTIC TANKS Cleaning & Roto-Booter Service C. W. CLIFFORD, Manager ED F. KING, Owner 3209 Hilyard Ave. Pb. TU 4-9841 EDUCATIONAL 11 FIRST IN SALTS World Book Encyclop-dia. Phono TU 2-3W9. YOUNG MEN & WOMEN train for AIRLINES Prepare now for an airline career. This exciting field offers many opportunities. You can train for Stewardess or one of the many important ground positions. Fly to Hollywood or Chicago at no additional charge, upon com pletion of basic training. Must be high school graduate. 19 to 35. . Mail coupon today for complete details. AIRLINE CAREER DIVISION Northwest Schools Dept. AD-213 Box 399 Herald & News. NAME ADDRESS CITY AGE STATE' PHONE EDUCATION HRS. I WORK HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WANTED woman unattached to care for and be a companion to elderly lady. References please. Mrs. James Kiley, 230 G. street Norm, i.akev.ew, Oregon. HOUSEKEEPER to live in. $100 month ly. TU 4-4558. NEEDED woman in Redding and one in Yreka for telephone survey. If you have a phone and wish to work in your own home with guaranteed in come, flexible hours, good pay. Write Box 592. Klamath Falls, for interview giving telephone number and address. YOUNG WOMEN train for AIR LINES. See our ad under Class. 13. Education-Instruction. WANTED lady to operate and man age village uieaners ana smrt saion, Apply in person. 1453 Esplanade. HELP WANTED, MALE 16 YOUNG MEN train for AIRLINES. See our ad under Class. 13. Education-Instruction. WANTED driver salesman for clean- ing route. Apply New Method Clean ers. EST. FOOD ROUTE 800 family Watkins Route now avail able. 90 year reputation. A top-grade one-man business, and no experience or money required. Write for full In formation to The J. R. Watkins Com pany, 3903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle 0, Washington. WANTED man to feed stock. Must have experience. Good conditions. Phone TU 4-5184 days, TU 2-0421 eve nings. TRACTOR owners. Excellent opportun ity in long distance moving. Phone col lect Mr. whitehead. American Red Ball Transit Co.. 746 South Alvorado, Los Angeles, Calif., DUnklrk 8-7131. WANTED manr 25 to 35, with some farm experience, to work on irrigated farm. Year around work for satisfac tory man. Apply in person, no phone. bantrord Jones, Bonanza. CANVASSING SALESMEN Opportunity to make a good in come of well above average, year around in a job that is depression proof. Salary plus commission. Health benefit plan. Good oppor tunity for advancement. For de tails see Roy Birdsong. Singer Sewing Machine Company. 633 Main HILP WANTED 17 WANTED llltimta or lidl". Muit hava lalei experience and transpor tation. Can earn $200 per week and better. Phone LU 2-M23 after I. ' SITUATIONS WANTED 18 BABY eitting, Ua or night, my home. 50 cent, per hour. 1410 Mitchell. HAND ironing, my home. TU 2-4917. WASHING and Ironing done. Fait spe cialized service, pickup. Phone TU 2-2690. WASHING, Ironing, delivery aervlce. TU 4-9434. WIDOW, Ironings, very reasonable. TU 2-5893. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 SLEEPING room, 125 Pine. SLEEPING room. t07 High. COURT View, 3rd and Main. SLEEPING rooms. 1034 High. STEAM heated sleeping rooms. Quiet, clean, close in. Phone TU 2-0214. ROOMS, $5 a week. 629 Jetferson. SLEEPING rooms TU 4-4444 or TU 4-6313. LOVELY rooms, close In. Phone TU 4-4299. LARGE comfortable rooma for worn, en. 310 South 5th. ROOM, board, gentlemen. 1607 Crea- cent. ROOMS, 63 a week. Ernie's Hotel, 631 So. 3th. APARTMENTS FOR RENT .... 24 FURNISHED apartment, private bath, heat furnished, garage, close in. Adults. TU 4-4673 after 6 p.m. ONE room apartments, S6 weekly. Men only. 410 South 9lh. FOUR room furnished apartment. Pri vate bath. 503 Market. FURNISHED one bedroom apartment iCIcan. Heat, wa'er furnished. 825 Grant, NEAR town and ocean, furnished apartment, Loag Beach, Calif. TU 2-3343. NEWLY decorated furnished apartment for couple. Quiet. Utilities furnished. Rents by week -r month. Greer Apart ments, 710 Main. FURNISHED .wo rooms, balh. water, tights, private entrance. TU 4-9373. FURNISHED apartment. Including lin ens, utilities and washing facilities. 1411 Main. NICELY furnished three room apart ment in duplex. Close In. TU 4-4253. LARGE roomy furnished apartment Will accept children. 1732 Gary. FOR rent furnished apartment, close in. reasonable. TU 4-3542. NICELY furnished two bedroom apart ment. furnace, wall to wall carpet. private laundry. Baby accepted. TU 4-37S2. TWO room furnished apartment, $33. 1523't Martin. THREE room furnished apartment by week or month. TU 4-6-62 after 5. FOUR room fi rn,.hed apartment. Ad ults. No pets. 624 Mitchell St. FOUR room duplex, close in. Adults. No pels. TU 4-6418. LARGE furnished one bedroom apart ment, 641 month. TU 1-4647. SERVICES APARTMENTS FOR RENT . 24 LARGE two room nicely furnished apartment with garage. TU 4-4430. FURNISHED apartment Inquire S18 High. EWAl'NA NEW. different. Alio offlre .nate -1 So. 11th. TU 1-1062, TU 4-43B9. FURNISHED apartments, Pine and Ce dar. THRBE bedroom apartment, very clean. Family welcome. $65 a month. TU z-ltut. SMALL apartments. 433 N. 10th. VACANCY. Audley Apartments. 8th It Walnut. TU 4-82S8. LARGE apartment, partly furnished. TU 4-5686. THREE room furnished apartment. Adults only. J061 white CLEAN furnished apartment!. Close in. Utilities furnished. 1605 Esplanade. LARGE three roon. furnished apart ment. $65 a month. 1018 Washington. TU 4-6625. PARTLY furnished ona bedroom apart ment Inquire 705 No. 8th. APARTMENT, $30. Nice location. washing facilities. TU 4-7521 days, TU 4-6369 evenings, or TU 4-5310. BACHELOR aoartment Park Anart- ments. 1842 Esplanade. TU 4-7187. CLEAN, four room, stove, water furn ished. 4344 Shasta Way. TU 4-9012. THREE room furnished apartment 911 Walnut. Phone TU 4-5472. UNFURNISHED bedroom apartment Natural hot water heat Adults only. Park Court Aoartmepta. 522 Eldorado. TU 4-7273. ONE bedroom furnished apartment near Main. W-ahing (acuities. Adults. TU 4-3342. One and two bedroom apartmenta Furnished and unfurnished Inquire Shasta View Apartments 1627 Washburn Way TU 4-8277 - HOUSES FOR RENT 26 HOUSE for rent, $35. Phone after 5 p.m., TU 2-3734. THREE room furnished house. Close in. Fenced. $40. Phone TU 4-3233. HOUSE for rent at Keno. Children welcome. Inquire Keno Store. THREE bedroom furnished. Fenced yard. Close m. $70 a month. TU 2-5096. NICE furnished house for bachelor. All utilities paid including heat. $11 per week, tail ru 4-H773. NICELY furnished one bedroom house. Refrigerator, electric stove. Adults only. TU 4-4797. 802 Riverside. THREE room furnished. Couple. TU 4-4384. SMALL furnished one bedroom house. Close In. All electric. TU 4-4622. TWO bedroom house, 3202 Diamond. $45 a month. TWO bedroom house, 802 California. Gas furnace, 560. Reference. TU 2-3543. TWO - 1 bedroom furnished. California Avenue. TU 2-2002. MODERN furnished one bedroom. With fireplace. One child acceptable. TU 4-a. BACHELOR cabin. Inquire 518 High. FOR rent unfurnished clean modern two bedroom house, California Ave., gaa furnace, close in. $65 oer month. Two bedroom unfurnished, north side, close in. S55. Two bedroom, south sub urban, hardwood floors, fireplace. $75 per month. TU 2-3471. Clem Lesueur Real Estate. ONE bedroom unfurnUhed house. Ga rage. Chicken house. $50, Near air port. Phone TU 4-3938. TWO bedroom house, $60 month. Large fenced yard. TU 2-0470. THREE bedroom house with electric stove and oil burner for lease or rent with option to buy. Only four diocks from downtown Klamath Falls. TU 2-3937. UNFURNISHED duplex. Hot water heat. Lights, water furnished, $97.50. TU 4-4121. ONE bedroom home, fully Insulated, electric heat. Furnished. Inquire 3356 snasta way. THREE bedroom house. TU 4-5583. THREE room furnished house, ga rage. Couple only. Phone TU 4-8554. TWO bedroom unfurnished duplex. TU -edt4. FURNISHED. Duplex. Adults. Close In. $. ru 3-3438 days. TU 2-0388 eve nings. LARGE house, rent or lease. Inquire 4.1 i commercial. NICE small furnished two bedroom house. $60. TU 4-8773. UNFURNISHED one bedroom duplex, eiecmc. Aduiu. tu a-oaao. FURNISHED three bedroom house, $75 No dogs. Inquire 111 Pine. FURNISHED two bedroom house. Call at 1605 Portland. MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .... 27 TO lease after December 1. sheet iron warehouse, 513 Spring St Call k. K.enyon i u 4-?a. FOR rent downtown storage or ware house space. Phone Ed Isensea TU 4-3111 or TU 4-8966 REAL ESTATE WANTED 28 WANTED to buy two or three bedroom home under $8,000. Phone TU 2-4061. HOME and small acreage in Henlry District wanted to rent or lease with option to buy. TU 4-4911 after 5:30. TWO or three bedroom unfurnished apartment or house wanted to rent by couple with two small children, no nets Please write P. O. Box 141, Long ueacn, wasn. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 BY owner two bedroom home, fire place. Situated on large lot In re stricted neighborhood. TU 2-0122. Suburban Only $5,50 buys this neat 2 bed room modern home on choice ', acre irrigated soil. Concrete foun dation, double garage, excellent location on wiard St. $730 down payments like rent. Mills Addition A MODERATE HOME at a MOD ERATE PRICE Of just $7,500. 2 good-sized bedrooms, hardwood Moors throughout, utility with wash er and dryer hookup, attractive kitchen, completely plastered throughout. An extra-good value for average sized family. Reason able terms. Act now on this one. V It's Time To deal on this terrific suburban HOME & INCOME value. This home has 3 bedrooms, lovely fire place, separate utility with washer and dryer hookup. The detached apartment unit is just now being finished and has 2 regular bed rooms, convenient floor plan, and the rental income would go a long way on your monthly payments. Only $11,000. owner will consider your car trade-in. CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTORS - SINCE 1009 111 N. 9th St. Ph. TU 4-7771 Salesmen: Rill Chilcote Ph. TU 4-3231 Eves. Homer Stile TU 4-9904 Eves. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 APARTMENT house furnished. One four room and bath, one three room and bath. Gas heat. Carport. My equity S650. Balance like rent. Phone TU 2-4264. 210 ACRES for tale or lease. Located six miles south of Dorris. California Approximately 12S acres Irrigated, 30 n aiiaiia. m dry land. TU 2-4137, Write C. E. Crawford, 1220 Homedaie. luamain rant. LAKESHORE DRIVE. Attractive twol bedroom home, large living room with fireplace, electric heat. T acre with lake frontage. Selling at FHA apprais al. u.;ioo with low down payment. 1U H-IW4. SELL or TRADE S-BEDROOMS 5 BLOCKS TO MAIN ST. UPSTAIRS ... 3 bedrooms, full bath, lots of closet space. Or . . . excellent rental unit. DOWNSTAIRS ... two bedrooms, large living and dining room area, kitchen, bath, garage, lots of closets, full basement. TOTAL PRICE $15,500 PHONE TU 2-3458 Eves, or Sunday TU 2-0388 Oregon Avenue Clean comfortable and convenient. three bedroom, wardrobe closets, living room, dining room, break fast bar and modern kitchen. Con ger School District. $7700 terms. High School Area Owner will cary contract on this convenient one bedroom home near schools and churches. Walking dis tance from city. $6930. FHA Or Bank Terms Three bedroom, 15x24 living room, large kitchen with every modern convenience. 50x110 landscaped lot, fence and patio. Excellent con struction and appointments throughout. $14,500. Roosevelt School District Four bedroom two story home in secluded Hot Springs area. Large living room has oak plank floor, picture window and fireplace. French doors open from dining room into walled garden with out door fireplace. Modern kitchen has dryer.N dishwasher, freezer and breakfast bar. Double garage. Shown by appointment. Building Sites Three choice building sites. Moun tain View Addition just off Pa cific Terrace. Small down pay ments and balance on contract. GILBERT W. FLEET REALTOR 434 Main St. Office Ph. TU 4-9228 Home Ph. TU 4-4357 Sales: Virginia Brown Family Home This large 3 bedroom brick home was built with the family in mind. Living room has fireplace & wall- to-wall carpet. The kitchen is extra large & features dishwasher, gar bage disposal, built-in china closet. The family room has fireplace; 2 baths, separate utility. 2 car at tached garage, patio, fenced back yard. Sales price $21,500. FHA terms. 2 Acres Plus a ood sized 3 bedroom home located near Keno. Owner will sell on a GI loan, with no down pay ment, if you are a qualified Feder al GI. Give us a call on this one. Or owner will take smaller home in trade. Selling for $13,500 terms. $300.00 Down plus closing costs is all you need to move into this large 2 bedroom house, electric heat, in sulated. Lots of out buildings. Start the New Year right, IN A NEW HOME. Asking price $8500.00 FHA terms. Think Docs your present home fit your needs? Good location, near you work, close to schools, church, bus line. Is it large enough or too large. Now is the time to sell. Call one of our sales staff and they will be happy to talk these important fac tors over with you. M&S REALTY, INC. (More Service) 2254 South Sixth Street Phone TU 2-4646 Sales Staff Dean Howell Eves. TU 2-3536 Gene Stratton Anytime TU 2-4646 Paul McAtee Anytime TU 2-4647 2 bedroom home, good location. Will sell for small down payment. Balance ike rent. Immediate pos session. A good buy In a large 5 room home near Grade and High Schools. Quick possession. l'i acres good land, fenced and cross fenced. 2 bedroom home. double garage with concrete floor, other outbuildings. Will trade equity for city property, smaller acreage or will sell. . 5 room home, full basement, 2 blocks North of Main Street. Will sell furnished or unfurnished. Fred Cofer Eves.4-3593 Howard Barnhisel Agency 112 S. 8th St. TU 2-3461 A Real Christmas Gift For The Family This lovely three bedroom home with large family room and kitch en combines. Automatic forced air heat. Attached garage. On quiet street. Only $12,500. on terms. CALL IS FOR HOMES. INCOME PROPERTY VIEW LOTS. SCHROEDER REALTY CO. TU 4-M54 Evenings TU 2-3769 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 10 14 ACHES. Henlry Oiilrlcl. 1 b.droo home. Good well with preisur -tern. Good turns. For Ml. by owner. Phone TU 4-7S3. ONE bedroom home furnished. la Mills Addition. Oil TU 4-7.173 evenlnft. iV Act Now! 600 feet choice highway frontage available in the immediate vicini- ty of Johns Manville plant. Excel lent opportunity for business or residential development. Reasona bly priced for only $9,500. Terms available. Approximately 23 addi- ticnal acres can be purchased ad jacent to this property. CHILCOTE & SMITH REALTORS SINCE 1909 111 N. 9th St. Ph. TU 4-7771 Salesmen: Homer Stiles Ph. TU 4-9904 Eves. Bill Chilcote TU 4-3281 Eves. Income Property Two duplex's plus one house All furnished All on one lot 4 garages Income of $156. per month On paved street Vt block from school Always rented Total price only $9000. South Suburban Duplex on approx. ',4 acre Paved street One side with 1 bedroom- Larger unit with 3 bedrooms Large double garage Close to shopping Owner will take small down and carry balance Priced at $8000. SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY 119 S. 6th Ph. TU 2-4671 TU 2-1885 TU 2-0973 Jeanie Walker Bob Jones BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES .... 32 HOTEL for sale. A bargain. 26 rental , two large apartments. Very best loca tion In town. New lease. Price 96500, terms. See owner. Call TU 4-247. FOR rent fully equipped lunch count er on Main St. TU 4-4161. NOTICE TO PUBLIC Please Investigate thoroughly any ln vestment of moneys In merchandise, various enterprises or business oppor iu nil ics oeiore investing your capita l. The Herald & News makes every ef fort to reject all fraudulent or mis leading advertising, however we ar not responsible for the integrity of the firms or Individuals who place adver tlsing In our publication. Any adver tising oi business opportunities appear ing to be fraudulent or misleading should be reported to ' the Classified Advertising Department of the Herald and News. THE BEST COSTS NO MORE This beautiful new 8-unit motel. notning to compare with it in Klamath Falls. AAA and better ratings. In operation just long enough to prove income potential. Additional land for expansion. This sale also includes 2-residential and one business property. Adja cent to South 6th shopping center. Net Income potential $18,000. $30, 000. will handle. ORVILLE REICHENBERG REALTOR TU 2-251B 627 Pint Ruth Robertson TU 4-6539 John Aldridge TU 4-9925 Orville Reichenberg TU 4-3841 FINANCIAL - LOANS 34 LOANS FOR ALL PURPOSES We Finance New & Used Cars Furniture Note Automobile Convenient Location Convenient to Borrow Convenient to Pay Private Auto Sales Financed Locally Owned See "Chuck" Bailey LOAN ARRANGER MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 531 So. Bth TU 4-7731 See Bryant Williams at Klamath Lake National Farm Loan Assn. For: Farm Improvement Refinancing or Emergency Cash Federal Land Bank Assures You of Lower Cost, Longer Terms, Unrestricted Pre-payment 1,"5 So. 9th TU 4-A47S Auto Furniture Salary LOANS Convenient Location Confidential Service COMMERCIAL IND. FINANCE 107 No. 9th . TU 4-7711 RANCH LOANS The TRAVELERS Ins. Co. SCOTT W. McKENDREE 1893 Del Moro Ph. TU 4-434. FUEL - HEATING 31 DRY body wood. TU J-1573. SIEGLER oil stov forced blower and tnk. TU J-5779. S AND H Green Stamp on Pret toff- and heating otU, pickup or de liver. Cliff Yaden'l Service. 250 SoutH eih. TU 4-3681. DRY pine blocki for S4.25 per cord at plant. Open Saturdays, Sundayi, alio eveninffi. TU 4-51B4. MeUer Bros., So. 6th and Altamont. REBUILT oil, wood heaters. Guaran teed. Call weekdays or Sundays, TU 2-1459. GOOD teannaed body wood. S14.S0 calk per cord delivered. TU 4-8.142. ON THE SPOT! Fuel Oil Coal Pres-to-logf We Give TD Stamps WESTERN OIL h BURNER CO. 1845 So. 6th TU4-387J FOOD PRODUCE 3 SPUDS for -lie. Ilm per sack. Sea ign one mile south of Henley School. BEEF and pork at wholesale. Custom cutting, curing. Grigsby'a Smoke-out.