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THURSDAY. JANUARY 1,'19S9 AGE 10 B HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON KUHS Basketball Tickets On Sale Reserved teat lirkpli to the Klamalh I'nion Peliran-C.ranu Pass Caveman basketball name slated for Peliran Court at 6:311 Friday night may be purrhased .at the chamber of commerce until game lime, it is reported by KU athletic director, Jim -Johnson. General admission tickets and any remaining reserved seat tickets will go on sale Friday evening; at the door of the KU K.vm. Klamath Gunners Resume Practice . Regular practice for members of the Klamalh Gun Club will re sume at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Jan uary 4, at the Wocus ranse it was reported today by dub officials Everyone interested in shooting is invited to participate with the club members. Cofiee and dough mils will be provided by the club Regular season shools will open with the E. E. Driscoll trophy be ing put up for grabs while the Jim Fisher C and D class cup will also enter the competition looking for the owner of the first WINS mmwI inha i' J . V.' J IV , k i ita J""'!. . a. I DICK RICHARDS, Signal Oil dealer at 1406 Main, presents the keys to the Signal vacation trailer to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Rale, latest winners in the local contest. Fiala, manager of the local O.L.C.C. store, is an ardent sports enthusiast, so the vacation trailer was a welcome award. The trailer give-away is strictly local, spon sored by local Signal dealers. Nexf Free Signal Trailer Given Away This Spring! Remember - This is a LOCAL CONTEST No obligation - No need to be present to win -Just save your Signal Vacation Trailer Tickets when you shop at any of the friendly Signal Service Stations listed below! Famous Signal products - Service you can depend on, and FREE TRAILER TICKETS! You'll be ahead with SIGNAL! Prowling To Dixie Classic BY JIM KKNSIL Associated Press Sports Writer The Wolfpack is snarling again. North Carolina Slale today had its seventh Dixie Classic cham pionship in 10 years to prove it. but it was the first time in three years Ihe Wolfpack had been able to win its own tournament. Coach Everett Case tnlied it his "great est tournament triumph." Ranked lilth nationally m the latest Associated Press college basketball poll, the Wolfpack made a strong hid for an even higher rating with a smashing 70-til victory over seventh-ranked Michigan State last night in the Dixie final. The triumph was the third in three days (or the Wolf pack who Tuesday upset second- ranked Cincinnati alter turning back Louisville in the lirst round of Ihe Dixie at Raleigh. N. C. Only third-ranked Kansas State has beaten N.C. State this season. and that loss came on the road The Wolfpack has won nine. Meanwhile, at Charlotte, untie Jim Crismon TU 2-3454 or TU 4-4628 for i Savings Plans CALL 'GRXATWfeST EJJFB FREE TRAILER ! i X-'A M i W I .... 1 M-fr- JLmmmmmmmmi a fintl' I ' ' ' ! I i will mKMNs C. A. Killian 76 Main Martin Nielson Oregon and Bichn B. F. Bragg 2300 So. 6th Ray Bramwell 4653 So. 6th Stone's Signal Service 9th and Pino Dick Richard's 1406 Main Cliff Yaden 2560 So. 6th Newt Alvis Merrill, Oregon C. L. Williams Malin, Oregon Wolfpack Snarls deated St. Francis of Loretto, Pa.. dug in after blowing a 20-pomt second half lead and whipped Forriham 74-71 lor the champion ship of the Carrousel Classic. The Gulf South Classic at Shreveport, La., also crowned a champion. Louisiana Tech. a 71- K overtime victor over Virginia Tech. In malor non - tournament games, sixth-ranked Northwestern matched its fieldhouse scoring record by trouncing Notre Dame 102-67 and St. f)uis, rated 16th smothered San Francisco 642 Case arrived at basketball-poor N.C. Slate for the 1946-47 season. He won 26 games and lost only five that year. Then followed nine more years in which the 'Pack never won less than 24 games Those were the days of Dick Dickey, Sam R a n I i n o, Bobby Speight and Ronnie Shavlik. The Wollpack failed to win either the old Southern Conference or At lantic Coast Conlerence title only once during that span and was in the NCAA tournament five limes. But a period ol NCAA probation followed and the 1956-57 season (15-11) and the '57-58 campaign (18-6) were comparatively lean vears without tournament titles Now it is the era of 6-8 John Richter and 5-9 Lou Pucillo, pair of Philadelphia boys who went south to play ball where tne lans love it so much they packed Reynolds Coliseum with a record 73.600 admissions in the last three days of afternoon-night double- headers. Pucillo scored 22 points and Richter 16 as N.C. State backed ihm with a defense that held LZiJi Crown Michigan State's high-scoring Johnny Green to only 4 points. In the battle lor third place in the Dixie, fourth-ranked North Carolina handed Cincinnati '6-2 its second straignt loss. All-Amer- ice Oscar Robertson scored 29 points for the third straight day, but it wasn't enough lor the Bear cats who blew a " point lead with i minutes to play. Duke won filth place, R7-44 over Louisville, and seventh place went to Wake Forest, S5-7B over Yale. Fordham trailed 57-37 with 16 minutes left, hut a 28-10 drive by Ihe Rams in the next 11 minutes fell short as Wilbur Trosch and Joe Aston combined to score seven clutch points for the Frankies. Trosch ended up with 26 points. Aston 19 as St. hrancis won its seventh. Third place in the Carrousel went to George Washington, 74-49J over host Davidson. Bucknell wal loped Pitt 95-76 for fifth despite 31 points by All-America Don Hen- non. Clemson wound up seventh by defeating South Carolina 55-49. Ray Germany put together five straight points in the overtime pe riod to clinch the Gulf South crown for La. Tech after Virginia Tech's Bob Ayersman tied the regulation game at 60-60 with a field goal ten seconds from the buzzer. Centenary, William and Mary and North Texas State scored con solation victories. Centenary won third, 81-72 over Northwestern, La.. Stale; William & Mary fifth 64-62 over Murray, Ky. Stale, and North Texas seventh 87-79 over Spring Hill, Ala. Anderson Inks Fat Contract BRISBANE,. Australia (AP) Mai Anderson of Australia signed a professional tennis contract Wednesday night guaranteeing him $11,500 a year for the next two years. Promoter Jack Kramer and Anderson made the announcement simultaneously after the Davis n : - I : . it.- iup uiniier iiuiiuiuiK me united States players who defeated Aus tralia, 3-2 in the challenge round. Kramer said he expects to sign Ashley Cooper', Ihe other member of the Australian Davis Cup tan dem, Saturday to a 3-year con tract calling for a minimum of $100,000. "Cooper was very disappointed at losing to Alex Olmedo in the singles" Kramer said. "He came to us and said he expected we were no longer interested because of his showing. "We told him positively we were still interested. But it made a great impression on us that this boy would have this attitude." There were rumors Wednesday night that Cooper might withdraw from his plans to turn pro in order to make a bid to re-capture the Davis Cup for Australia. But this was found not to be the fact. Cooper defeated Barry MacKay in his opening singles match, but lost to Olmedo' in the match that gave the United States the trophy. Anderson also fell before Olmedo on the opening day, but turned hack MacKay after the United States had clinched the cup. Cooper is to be married Friday to Helen Wood, a former Miss Australia. Kramer is remaining in Brisbane for the wedding and con tract talks. Anderson joins the professional troupe on the basis of 15 per cent of the gate in all matches m which he competes. Cooper, top amateur in the world on his record of winning the Australian, Wimbledon and United States titles, is to get 20 per cent. "Pancho Gonzales, the champ, and Cooper, the new top amateur, are the only ones now getting 20 per cent," Kramer said. "All of Ihe others, including Lew Hoad. Ken Rosewall, Tony Trabert and Pancho Segura, like Anderson get 15." Anderson, 23. Ihe Queensland ace who won thp U.S. champion ship m 1957 and barely lost in the finals last year to Cooper, will make his pro debut in Cairns Fri day against Australian Ken Mc Gregor. Fights By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Miami Beach, Fla. Kenny Lane, 1.1", Muskegon, Mich., out pointed Carlos Ortiz. 1371,, New York, 10. SIC.N TV BOIT LOUISVILLE Ky (VPI --Middleweight!! .loey Giardello and Ralph (Tiseri Jones have signed (or a nationally televised fight here Wednesday, ,Ian. 28. Both fighters lost their last bouts. RECORD CROWD RALEIGH. N.l. HTH-A rec ord crowd o( ".l.tdifl attended six sessions of the 10th annual Dixie Classic basketball tournament. HI.A1K WINS AWARD NEW YORK -ITU-Coach Earl -Red' Blaik of Army has been named recipient of the lilth an nual Touchdown Club of New York award "for rendering unus ual service to football." Rlaik's cadets have won IK games, lost 48 and tied 14 others during his 25-year tenure at West Point. RACING EDITOR DIES NEW YORK IT1' - James Kitzpatrick Milner, S4. national statistical editor of Ihe Morning I Telegraph and Daily Racing Form, died Wednesday of cancer Today's Sport Yanks, Patterson, Basilio To Score By OSCAR FRALEY , t'niled Presg International NEW YORK (UPIl Three hun dred and sixty-four days to go and, though it's like trying to see the bottom of a muddy well while wearing sim glasses, here are some of the things you can expect to see in sports in 1959. BASEBALL The New York Y'ankees roll along like old man river, with De troit coming up on the outside as the last stretch challenger. Over in the losing half of the World Series, Milwaukee's pitching strength will hold off Ihe Pitts burgh Pirates. Ted Williams will bug people's eyes again as he wins the Amen can League batting championship with Ernie Banks knocking it off in the National. Mickey Mantle will make a faltering run at Babe Ruth's 60 homers but the record's safe again. BOXING Floyd Patterson will defend the heavyweight championship of his little world against Tillinghast X. Nobody, the Oxford-educated son of a female blacksmith who plays the ukelele. Then the box ing commissions will crack down and he'll have to box one of the three leading challengers. This one he'll also win by a knockout. Archie Moore will defend his light heavy title once more and finally retire at the age of 97, or thereabouts. Carmen Basilio will regain the middleweight title from Ray Robinson and there will be at least three new welter weight champions. GOLF Ken Venturi finally will win the Masters with all the shooting and shouting being over before it gets on television. Billy Casper's put ting will win the U.S. Open at Winged Foot ,ana Dow Finster wald will retain the PGA crown. (Fearless Fraley still won't be able to sink a three-foot putt.) HORSE RACING First Landing and Tomy Lee will be the three-year-olds with all the publicity but Tudor Melo dy will win the Kentucky Derby and become the first foreign-bred winner since Omar Khayyam in 1917. Bill Hartack bounces back and wins the jockey champion ship. (I still won t be able to pick a favorite to show.) TENNIS Alex Olmedo will be the new golden boy of tennis. And Pancho Gonzales will knock down Ashley Cooper as fast as they can set him up in the other alley. BASKETBALL The Boston Celtics will wallz to the NBA championship and Ken tucky will capture its second con secutive NCAA crown. FOOTBALL Pro football will be bigger than ever and the Baltimore Colts will win their second Western Division crown. The Cleveland Browns will bounce back to regain Eastern Big Eight, T-Men In Tax Hassle KANSAS CITY Wi-The U.S. Rev enue Service is trying to collect $5,580 in taxes from the Big Eight Conlerence on money paid to ref erees, umpires and other officials who work its athletic contests. The conference Wednesday asked U.S. District Court here to issue an order of abatement against E. O. Bookwalter, district director of the revenue service. Bookwalter served notice on the conlerence December 12 that it owed the $5,580 in withholding tax es and social security deductions for 1953 through 1957. The conference argued 'that game officials are paid by the schools involved, not the confer ence. Zimmerman Lays Claim For S-Cal LOS ANGELEo (AP) "Anyone want to argue about Southern California being the sports center of the world? Paul Zimmerman, sports editor of the Los Ange'cs Times asked the question today after he said more than 9'j million spectators attended major sports events in the area during 1958. Racing showed an attendance of 4.608.919 to lead the list. OI.MEDO SEEDED THIRD PERTH. Australia tl'PD Alex Olmedo, the .toast of the tennis world, was seeded only third for the West Australian tennis cham pionships. Andres Gimeno of Spain and Barry MacKay of Day ton. Ohio, were rated ahead of 01 medo for the championships start ing Sunday. Time Out "Look al thf ftlri of thai baby You don't cp( m that large in other report arras:" kmmm Parade honors and lose to the Colts in the championship game. In col lege ball, Army will be better than it was this year to win the mvthical national crown. OTHER SPORTS Archers will fire more arrows into the air, and where thev fall I do not know: weight lifters will add Inns to their biceps, and the hula hoop will ruin more sacro iliacs than jai-alai. Any ques tions? WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY AUTOMOTIVE w Trailer .12 Auto Miscellaneous M New Cars & Trucks 54 Used Cars AV Trucks . 55 it FMPI.OTMFNT w Help Wanted. Female 14 Help Wanted. Male 1 Help Wanted 17 Situations Wanted IS REAL ESTATE w Rooms For Rent 22 Apartments For Rent 24 Houses For Rent 2G Misc. Property to Let 27 Real Folate Exchange 29 Real Estate For Sale .. .10 Business Opportunities 32 NOTICES Card of Thanks A In Memnriam B Funeral Homes ... 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The Herald Ac News reserves the right to class ify, edit or reject any Want Ad copy and will he 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. FUNERAL HOMES C OHAIR'S Memorial Chapel. 5.19 Pine. Phone TU 4-3456. Parking lot aval), able. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 921 High St. Phone TU 2-4404. LOST & FOUND 2 LOST smoke colored Pekingese wear ing red collar. Homedale area. TU 2-1282. 5627 Leland Drive. LOST navy blue plastic billfold. Finder keep money, return papers. TU 2-2857, or mail to 4806 to. 6th. DOG LOVERS Help me find my Ches apeake bitch. Last seen my place 0 miles north of K.F. Saturday, Medium size, dark tan, small lump under jaw, black leather strap around neck, 3 years old. Scott Warren. TU 4-8084. LOST in vicinity oi Mills Addition, hlack Labrador, o months old. An swers to "Sam.' TU 4-6775. LOST from Sierra Trailer Court "Noel." 7 year old black Labrador spayed female. Bruce Spraul, 6800 6th. GENERAL NOTICES 4 STAUFFER home reducing plan. Amy Brown. TU 2-0344 for free demonstra tion. FOR your Stanley Home Product call Peggy Peebler. Phone TU 2-0229. PERSONALS 6 ELDERLY man arts hoard and room in private home. TU 4-4988. AVON toilet articles. Phone TU 2-3770. FULLER distributor. Cio. TU 2-3666. Arnold Migliac NIAGARA cyclo massage equipment. Helen Uran. 027 Jefferson. Phone TU 4-3242. LICENSED home for aged. TU 2-3165 SARAH Coventry Jewelry TU 2-4301. PUBLIC CHAR.TYr$ERVICES7 YOUNG women of any faith needing confidential advlca ma contact Mis Pruitt. Catholic Charities, 278 W B road way Cugen Oregon P b o n 5-3642. ALCOHOLICS Anonvmoui. ohnna T1j 2-5740 or TU 4-0175. P.O, Box 204. Also frtendlv help for the families of coholics SERVICES 10 ANITA S alterations, guaranteed. Weatherholt. Rose EXPERIENCED r-modeling and n pairing. Free estimates. TU 2-0024. ALTERATIONS. reasonable. work guaranteed. t320 Oak. Apt. H. Villa Marquis. SUPERB experienced seamstress, terations. TU M43. TREE topping. 4-3004. Holiday specials. TU BROWNS' telephone answering serv ice TU 2-5515. KING SEPTIC TANKS Clpaning it Roto-Rooter Service C. W. CLIFFORD, Manager ED F. KING. Owner 13209 Hilyard Ave. Ph. TU 4-9841 SERVICES ... 10 EXPERT trea trimming, topping and removing. Cal-in Roe. TU 2-5681. TREE topping, trimming and remov ing. Iniured. IB yeara e-p-rien..--. Dangerous treei apacialtjr. Tt -timatet. TU 3-2023. BACKHOE. TRENCHER. BLADE WORK for aewar ditches, aeptie tanks, foun dations, landscaping. Free estimates. TU 2-3121. T. O. Chase. BUI Forney. HOMES remodeled. Armstrong tile ceilings, storm doors windows, finish carpentry. Free eiumeles. TU t-8079 Chet Mann. LEVELING, backfilling, foundations, lawns, fill dirt. John Bowers. TU 4-707O. TAILORING, alterations, sewing. Reas onable. Mrs. Plunketl, Apt. 4, 5:16 Pine. TU 2-MJ4. Back of Dona CloUilng Store. s SEWING, reasonable. TU 4-4853. LANDSCAPE service, trees, shrubs hedges. Pruning, topping, rototilling, planting. Homedatc Landscape Nurs. erv, now giving SH Green Stamps. 1805 Homedale. TU 4-H940. TOPPING and takinii out trees. Shear tnm and tvm ud evergreens for win ter. We carry accident and property damage Insurance. Evergreens, snrubs and trees now at price. Lakeshore Gardens Nursery, 879 Lakesnore unva. Phone TU 4-4266. FIREPLACE, chimney repair, carpen try. Cement driveways, walks, porch steps. TU 2-5603. HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WOMAN, 18 or older, to live in and care for school age boy. References required. Phone TU 4-9MV MEDICAL receDlionist. experienced typist, full time, permanent. Apply 112 No. ftth. Dr. Johnson. HELP WANTED, MALE H WANTED certified lumber grader, Ponderosa pine and white fir, machine grading. White Pine Lumber Co., Al- turas, California, rnone mjui oays after 6 p.m. SITUATIONS WANTED 18 BABY tittina. References. Phone TU 2-2711. BABY sitting days and evenings. TU 2-4066. WASHING, Ironing, delivery service TU 4-94.H. WIDOW, ironings, very reasonable. TU 2-5893. CARPENTER need work. TU 2-04S8. BABY sitting or housekeeping, TU 2-3343. ROOMS FOR RENT .... 22 ROOM .for man. 1017 High. SLEEPING room. 607 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 Jefferson. SLEEPING rooms 4-8513. TU 4-4444 or TU LOVELY rooms, 4-4259. close In. Phone TU LARGE comfortabla rooms for wom en. 310 South 5th. ROOMS, $5 a week. Ernie's Hotel, 631 So. 5th. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 NICE clean three room and bath fur nished apartment, natural heat, 207 Knst Main. ROOMY one bedroom furnished apart- mrnt. Larue closets, Youngs town kitch en. TU 4-h;4, GOOD duplex in Mills Addition, fur nished, $60. TU 4-4578 or ,TU 4-8491, ONE room apartments, Men only. 410 So. 5th. NEWLY decoratea furnished apart ment for couple. Quiet. Utilities fur nished. Rent, week or month. Greer Apts., 710 Main. FOUR room, furnished, 503 Market. TWO bedroom apartment across from Henley School. Call TU 4-9585. LARGE two bedroom partly furnished apartment with garage. Large fenced yard. All utilities paid. $100 a month. TU 4-6893. FURNISHED one bedroom duplex. TU 4-6237. FOR rent new one bedroom unfur nished apartment. Call TU 4-5044 after 5 or see at 527 Upham. FURNISHED apartments. Adults. Walnut. CiEAN modern furnished one and two bedroom apartments. Wool rugs. Prl vate laundry. Infant accepted. TU 4-3762. FURNISHED, private entrance, bath. TU 4-9375. THREE room nicely furnished upstairs apartment, 2040 So. 6th, TU 4-8167. LARGE three roorr. furnished apart ment. $65 a month. 1018 Washington. TU 4-6625. BACHELOR apartment Park Apart ments. 1842 Esplanade. TU 4-7167. CLEAN, four room, stove, water turn- ished. 4344 Shasta Way. TU 4-9012. THREE room turnished apartment. 911 Walnut. Phone TU 4-5472. UNFURNISHED bedroom apartment. Natural hot water heat. Adults only. Park Court Apartments 522 Eldorado. TU 4-7273. FURNISHED o.ie bedroom apartment, ean. Heat, wa er furnished. 625 Grant. FOUR room t rn.Fhed apartment. Ad tilts. No pets. f24 Mitchell St. FURNISHED apartment. Inquire 518 High. FURNISHED apartments. Pine and Ce dar. TWO bedrooms and bath, close In. prl vate entrance, $45. 221 North Spring. THREE bedroom apartment, very clean. Family welcome. $65 a month. TU 2-1014 APARTMENT. $50. Nice location ashing facilities. TU 4-7521 days. TU 6369 evenings, or TU 4-5310. PARTLY furnished one bedroom apart ment Inquire 705 No. 8th EWAUNA NEW. different. Also office space. 219 SO. llth. TU 2-10fil, TU -4.1H9. SMALL apartments. 433 N 10th. VACANCY. Audley Apartments. 6th St Walnut. TU 4-8298. CLEAN furnished apartments. Close in. Utilities furnished. 1605 Esplanade NICE small apartment, private en trance and bath. Close in. Adult only Inquire 534 No. tth. TWO b-droom -rettxe -partment. TU 4-f)K. FURNISHED apartment. 333 So. Uth -LEAN furntdhrd r-n. hdroom apart ment. $40. Near Main Couple. TU 4-3.H2. One and two bedroom apartment; Furnished and unfurnished Inquire Shasta View Apartments 11527 Washburn Way TU 4-8277 1 HOUSES FOR RENT 24 TWO bedroom house, hirnt.ried except refrigerator. Two blork, off Orefnn Avenue tn Kairvtew Srhool di.tnrt. Children and peti welcome. M a month. TU a-.WB. HOUSE for rent, clean, furnt.hed three laree room, and bath. I' eauinoed. Witl accept one child. 40 per month. TU 4-7P4. ONE bedroom furnnhed houie. C0 a month. TU 3-JW7 ONE and two bedroom houief. Phone TU 4-.V.VI 'small house, in.juirt an Huh. HOUSES FOR WNT 2 NEW two bedroom. Fireplace. lee tnc heat. . mMea north. T) 4-564T. TWO bedroom modern home at AU Soma, near Johns-Manville. TU 4-4380. FURNISHED one bedroom home, elec tric heat, adults, nc pets. Sea at 3311 Delaware. NICE small turnished two bedroom house. 60. TU 4-8773. NICE furnished hous for bachelor. All utilities oaid Including heat, fll per week. Call TU 4-8773. UNFURNISHED one bedroom duplex, electric. Adults. TU 3-0900. SMALL furnished nna bedroom houia. Clo in. All electric. TU 4-4622. TWO bedroom house, MO a Large fenced yard. TU 2-0470. THREE bedroom housa with electna stove and oil burner for lease or rent with option to buy. Only four blocks from downtown Klamath Falls. TU 3-3A57. ONE bedroom home, fully insulated, electric heat. Furnished. Inquire 3354 Shasta Way. TWO bedroom unfurnished duplex. TU 4-8384. LARGE house, rent or lease. Inquire 432 Commercial. FURNISHED three bedroom house. $75, No dogs. Inquire 111 Pine. MILLS Addition. Neat one bedroom unfurnished house. Insulated. $45. TU 4-3342. ONE bedroom house, partly furnished, nine miles from town on highway. S38 per month. TU 3-0076. FURNISHED duplex. Adults. $BO. Close in. TU 2-3458. Evenings, Sun days, TU 2-0388. TWO bedroom, close to Academy. Gal furnace. $70. No small children of pels. 625 No. 8th. Inquire 803 Lincoln, WARM two bedroom house. Gas stoveg furnished. $50. TU 2-3338. FURNISHED one bedroom home. shower, gas equipped; also garages, $45. Water, garbage disposal free. 622' Lowell. TU 4-6632. LARGE three bedroom house, 530 South 8th. 60 a month. TU 2-5096. NEW two bedroom duplex unfurnished. Electric heat. $80 per month without garage. Inquire 2338 Reclamation. ONE bedroom home, partly furnished. Close in. TU 4-8576. THREE bedroom furnished $90. Phone TU 4-6890. FOR rent two room cabin with bath across from Mills School, Phone TU 2-1528 after 6. CRESCENT Avenue, one bedroom fur nished house. Couple only. No peta. Phone TU 2-3739. MISC. PROPERTY TO LET .... 27 TO lease after December 1, sheet iron warehouse, 513 Spring St. Call R. Kenyon TU 4-4575. FOR rent downtown storage or ware house space. Phone Ed Isensea TU 4-5111 or TU 4-6966 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30 BY owner, two bedroom home, nice neighborhood. $400 down, TU 2-0122. NEW three bedroom home. View. Hot Springs. Builtins. Finished basement. S1R.500. Consider trade. TU 2-0924. FOR sale one acre building lot, ex clusive east suburban residential area. Beautiful view Klamath Basin. Call TU 2-1058 anytime Private owner. FOR sale on CaU.'crnia, two bedroom house close to school and stores. Weather stripped . windows and doors. $9,500. Call TU 4-8786, Axel E. Floren. STILWELL & CO. PRESENTS SPECIAL! Brand New 2 bedroom home attached garage at 2110 Holi bird St. Never been lived in. Full Price $11,800. We will fit terms to your pocket book. Trade in your present home. Come in and let us work out financing. Act Nowl HAPPY NEW YEAR . . ; Can be more than just words it you move your family into thij cozy two bedroom home in St. f'rancis Park. Good size living room, handy kitchen and two bedrooms on ground floor plus large room upstairs. Attached garage, nicely landscaped 90 x 100 ft. grounds with shade and fruit trees. Just appraised FHA at $10,500. $fi50 will put you in with immediate possession. NORTH SIDE 3 bedrooms at a modest price. Masonery construction. Attach ed garage - fireplace - furnace heat - nicely located among new homes. All this for $13,500 with $450 down FHA. FARM LOANS - YES! STILWELL & CO. REALTORS 517 MAIN Ph. TU 4-3211 Eves. Call Harry Van TU 4-8204 Bruce Binkley TU 4-3473 or, if no answer call TU 2-0444 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 32 BEAUTY shop fo- sale. TU 2-3737. NOTICE TO PUBLIC Pie use Investigate thoroughly any In vestment of moneys In merchandise, various enterprises or business oppor tunities before investing your capital. The Herald tk News makes every ef fort to reject all fraudulent or mis' leading advertising, however we are not responsible lor the integrity of the firms or Individuals who place adver tising in our publication. Any adver tising of business opportunities appear ing to be fraudulent or misleading should he reported to the Classified Advertising Department of the Herald and News. FINANCIAL - LOANS 34 See Bryant Williams at Klamath Lake National Farm Loan Assn. For: Farm Improvement Refinancing or t Emergency Cash federal Land Bank Assures You of Lower Cost, Longer Terms, Unrestricted Pre-payment ir-5 So. !h TU 4-M7. LOANS FOR ALL PURPOSES We Finance New & Used Carl Furniture Note Automobile Convenient Location Convenient to Rorrow Convenient to Pay Private Auto Sales Financed Locally Owned See "Chuck" Bailev LOAN ARRANGER MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 5-11 So. 6th TU 4-7753
