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Besides That, He
Didn't Like Dress
LOS ANGELES (API Her hus
band accused her of being a know
nothing and an intellectual snob
at the same time a movie script
editor testified in a divorce case
Friday. .
Kay C. Bender was granted a
divorce from actor Russell Ben
der after ihe and a friend. Ruth
Engelhardt. testified her husband
insulted her at a Christmas party
last year and said her dress
"looked like a mess."
She was awarded $6,000, $125
monthly alimony for one year and
$100 a month for the following four
years.
is your family
POLIO '
PROTECTED?
The polio season is fast ap-
proaching! There are still
millions of Americans who
haven't had any shots!
Polio isn't licked yet! In
fact, paralytic polio -espe-eially
children's cases ac
tually increased in 1958 over
1957 among those not vac
cinated. Remember: Tour neigh
bor's polio shots Kill not,.
protect you! Polio strikes
all ages. See your doctor or
health department NOW I ,.
DON'T TAKE
A CHANCE
TAKE YOUR
POLIO SHOTS!
Pub&sked as s phlie terries m
cooperation, with T fce Advertising
Council etirf the .Yews paper Ad
rM Executives Association,
V vu I j
. The United States Testing Co. has proved what
. users have always claimed. You wake up more
refreshed because vou sleep more soundly on
Beauryrest than on other mottiesses. The inde
i pendent coil construction is the secret of Beauty
rest reloxing comfort. Order this world famous
79
Remember Now You Cm Bur Hem furniirilnje
WITH NO MONEY DOWN and UP TO
3 YEARS TO PAY AT
LUCAS FURNITURE
195 E. Main
St. Lawrence
Seaway Open
For Traffic
MONTREAL, (API The St
Lawrence Seaway, a project de-
baled by politicians for hall a
century and completed by 15.000
workers in live years, was opened
Saturday to shipping traffic of the
world.
Shortly after 8 a.m.. the ice
breaker D'Iberville, laden wilh
government officials, parliamen
tarians, newspapermen and sea
way officials, moved into the en
trance of the seaway just be
low Montreal's Jacques Cartier
linage.
Behind the' D'Iberville was a
flotilla of flag-bedecked canallers,
freighters, tankers, and tugs.
Some 70 ships were waiting to
move westward through the new
waterway toward the North Amer
lean Continent's heartland, 2,400
miles from the Atlantic Ocean.
At Ogdcnsburg, N.Y., the west
ern end of the 000-mile seaway,
nineteen Canadian - owned cargo
snips started to move loward Mon
treal and the sea.
. Although no formal ceremonies
were planned, hundreds of persons
-.jot up early to watch the first
ships pass through the Montreal
end of the seaway. They gathered
mainly along the seaway bank
near at. Lambert, across the St.
Lawrence River from Montreal.
Overhead planes and helicop
ters, many carrying photograph
ers, flew up and down the seaway
as the flotilla slowly moved along.
Formal dedication ceremonies
will be held June 26 wilh Presi
dent Eisenhower and Queen Eliza
beth. Eisenhower opened the U.S.uTi
built locks' near Massena, N.Y.,
last JulyV..";.-'.'
Cargoes aboard the ships indi
cate what the wheatbelt consumer
can expect directly from abroad:
automobiles, French champagne,
Scotch whisky, beer, wool, glass
ware; Belfast twine, ham, benzine,
jjte, nails and refrigerators. Ma
jor. tonnage from the West will be
grain.
The five-year, 475-million-doilar
project was financed jointly by
U.S. and Canadian taxpayers. Ca
nadians bore the major costs, as
the largest portion of the water
way lies within Canada.- .
It is expected thai tolls will pay
operating costs during the next 50
years, with the L niled stales get
ting $1 and Canada $3 from ev
ery $4 in lolls.
FULL or TWIN SIZE
50
or imimo t7je
fhont 4-3134
Trading On Stock Market
Closes With
NEW YORK (UPI) - The stock
market sulfered a touch of spring
fever on Wednesday and Thurs
day but the bulls regained control
of the situation on Friday.
The market ended Ihe week on
a note of strength as good earn-
ings reports, favorable dividend
announcements and some favora
ble economic forecasts restored
steam to the Spring rally.
The industrial average has
risen to nine out of the past 11
sessions, during which the whole
market has added more than nine
billion dollars to stock values.
The eain in stock values last
week was only nominal because
of a sharp setback on Wednesday
and a fairly steep decline on
Thursday. A good rally on Friday
left the list in good shape.
The electronics issues were
good most of the week, even when
profit-taking in mid-week was tax
ing its toll on the "blue chips"
which had paced tne recent up
surge. Brokers said the realizing of
profits was to be expected after
the market's rise to historic
highs. They had looked for a
neriod of consolidation during
which the market would move in
a narrow range while investors
assessed the gains accumulated
during the advance.
However, brokers said this
period of consolidation was
needed to set the stage for con
tinuance of the spring rally. The
fact the market came back so
soon on Friday with good gains
and increased volume was a la
vorable factor.
American telephone Issues,
which had soared the previous
week after stockholders approved
a three-for-one split of the stock,
met some of the stiffest resist
ance. The old stock lost more
than 8 points on the week while
the new split shares were down
3 points.
The- electronics continued to
amaze the market. This industry,
more than any other, has mir
rored the dramatic postwar boom
in the economy. Top Wall Street
analysts say this group has bare
ly tapped its potential.
Gains in Ihe electronics border
ed on the sensational. Zenith
soared 39 points, Texas Instru
ments 24V4, Maytag 9, Litton 20,
and Hoffman 414.
On an over-all basis, auto stocks
scored good gains, mainly reflect
ing very favorable earnings re
ports and the first cash dividend
declaration in five years by Amer
ican Motors, which rose 2 points
in very active trading.
Chemicals scored good gains.
Du Pont rose 4V4. Allied Chemi
cal 57 and Thiokol more than 11
points. The Thiokol "when is
sued" stock added more than 4
points. Union Carbide, despite an
excellent earnings forecast, lost
more than a point.
Havana Isn't
Wide Open
Like It Was
HAVANA (API -- Havana isn't
the wide open town it used to be.
It s still a gay and friendly city.
but the earnest young men who
run the revolutionary police have
put a stop to much of the pros
titution, they have chased hun
dreds of procurers off the
streets and cracked down on a
big abortion racket which thrived
in the days of President Fulgencio
Batista.
Prostitution still exists in Ha
vana.-but swanky establishments
in the. good neighborhoods what
the police call "moral zones"
have been shut down. Dozens of
hotelitos (little hotels) have been
closed.
A sharp crackdown hit the nar
cotics business, long flourishing in
Havana, and a revolutionary mil
itary court emphasized it by sen
tencing one of Havana's mari
juana bosses to death. He ap
pealed and probably will wind up
with a long jail term.
Gambling, for centuries a favor
ite Cuban pastime, has been
sharply reduced. Casino opera
tions are limited to the big hotels
catering lo tourists. Five and -
dime casino operations were
banned when the revolutionary
government permitted a reopening
of the gambling centers after a
shutdown for a cleanup.
HST Can't Make
Centennial Talk
SALEM (AP) - Former Presi
dent Harry Truman has declined
an invitation to speak at the' Ore
gon centennial exposition on July
4, Gov. Mark Hatfield said Satur
day. He said Truman has a pre
vious engagement.
Hatfield said he has Invited
former President Herbert Hoover
to speak there on his birthday,
Aug. 10.
George Meany, president of the
AFL-CIO, his been invited to
speak at the exposition on Labor
Day.
U.N. Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge and U.N. President Charles
Malik have been invited to visit
Oregon for United Nations observ
ances at the centennial.
Bullish Note
The drugs, which have been
receiving some very favorable
comments in the brokers' reports,
also featured on the upside. Vick
jumped 9, Warner Lambert 6, and
Colgate, a soap company which
announced plans to enter the drug
field, 19, Norwich Pharmacat
tacked on 7 points.
Leading oil stocks were under
pressure, reflecting in part de
mands oy the Arab nations for a
bigger share of the profits from
oil produced in that area. Gull
lost 3t in this section.
In the cameras. Eastman Ko
dak soared 11' points, Polatoid
9'M and Bell & Howell 6'j.
As can be seen from this select
ed group of prices, the best gains
appeared in issues outside the
group used to compile the aver
ages. WANT AD
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Trailers 83
Auto Miscellaneous ... 33
New Cars St Trucks ...... 54
Used Cars & Trucks .... SS
EMPLOYMENT w
Help Wanted. Female 14
Help Wanted. Male 1
Help Wanted 17
Situations Wanted IB
REAL ESTATE
Rooms Tor Rent 22
Apartments For Rent .... 24
Houses For Rent . . 2(t
Misc. Property to Let .. 27
Real Estate Exchange 2fl
Real Estate For Sale 30
Business Opportunities ... 32
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In Memoriam B
Funeral Homes C
Meeting Notices 1
Lost & Found 2
General Notices 4
Personals
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Health - .
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Building Remodeling
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CARD OF THANKS A
WE wish to thank all of our kind
friends, neighbors, pall bearers, and
those who so kindly provided their!
many acts of kindness, expressions oi
sympathy and condolence and for their
beautiful floral offerings at the loss of
our dearly beloved son, Richard Pep
pers. Mr. and Mrs. Haricy feppcrs
and Family.
FUNERAL HOMES
O'HAIR'S Memorial Chapel. 5.1S Pine.
Phone TU 4-3456. Parking lot avail
able. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 2i
High Street. Phona TU 2-4404.
MEETING NOTICES
S1ATED Communication, Klamath
Lodge No. 77, AF and
AM, Monday evening,
5
- A
April 27 at 8 p.m. En
tertainment, refresh
ments. Visiting breth
ren welcome.
Sanford C. Sclby, W.M.
LOST FOUND 1
LOST wallet, dark glasses and key.
rlnf. Reward. TU 2-3107.
GENERAL NOTICES
LUCAS Furniture. END O' MONTH
SALE. Now In progress. Two more
daya! Throw rugs 09 cents and 12 9S.
HELEN'S Beauty Ealon, new location.
71T South Sixth. TU 4202 anytime
FOR your Stanley Home Produrta eall
Peggy Feebler. Phone TU 2-o?n.
STAUFTER hnme reducing plan Am.
Brown. TU mhh for free demonstra
tlon.
PERSONALS
ATTENTION health food uiersl Let us
know your needs so we can stock ae
cordlngly TU 2-3733
THE Rawleigh Man. Phone TU 2-OSBfl
Deiore a or after a lor orders.
SPENCER corsetlere. Phone TU 4-9057
LICENSED home for aged. TU 2-314S
NIAGARA cyrlo massage equipment
Helen Uran Wl laffereon Phona Tl
S-337
LAST 2 days Monday and Tuesday
Lucas Furniture MONTH END SALE
PERSONALS
AVON toilet articles. Phone TU 2-377(1.
PUBLIC CHARITY SIRVICIS 7
MCOH(U,iCS Anonvmoui. phone TU
J-S740 or TU 4-M7S. P O Boa 204 Aim
frlendlv help for the fatntllee OI at
oho les
YUUNU women of any faith needing
confidential advtca may contact Mtsi
Hrultt. Catholic Charttlee. a7
Broadway Cuiene Oreion P h o n .
S-M42
SERVICES
It
PHIEST Body Shop. Complete paint
and repair. 212 So. Spring St. TU
4-9011.
INTERIOR decorating, linoleum-tile
laying, floors and counter tops. Phone
Gil-Mac Construction. TU 2-3640.
TAILORING and sewing.
Plunkett, 336 Pine.
PAINTING, either inside or outside
Jobs, fences. Phone TU 2-2426 anytime.
GRADALL for hire. Custom digging.
By hour or contract R. A. Davis.
Phone TU 2-0712.
LAWNMOWERS sharpened. J116 Bris
tol Ave.
GARDEN discing, plowing and level
ing. Ford tractor. Phone TU 2-1318.
SHARPENED mowers, hand, power.
saws, oana, circle, -lis urcnara Ave.
KLAMATH FENCE CO. PHONE TU
46.28.
CURTAINS laundered and stretched,
TU 4-8349 or TU 4-8933.
GARDEN and shrub ro to-tilling. TU
DESIGNING, dressmaking, alterations
panel curtains home laundered. TU
4-7187.
DRESSMAKING, alterations,
able, guaranteed. TU 2-3074.
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
Commercial, residential. Patios with
exposed aggregate, color. Estimates
gladly. Retaining walls.' Curbs. Frank
Borges. TU 4-3968.
FOUNDATIONS, remodeling.
Builders. TU 2-4576.
Quality
EXPERT garden
TU 4-9765.
tilling. Reasonable.
ALTERATIONS. reasonable, work
guaranteed. 1320 Oak. Apt H., Villa
Marquis.
ROAD oiling. Western Oil &. Burner
Company. 1645 South Sixth, TU 4-3873.
LEVELING, backfilling. Foundations.
lawns, fill dirt, topsoil cinders. John
Bowers, TU 4-7076 or TU 2-5827.
ROTO TILLING. lawn and
garden
plots. BUSSMAN'S SEED
STORK,
004 Klamath Ave. TU 4-3443.
KITCHENS. Remodeling. Compare
perfection oi aesign, workmanship,
Price! Free estimates cheerfully.
Quality Builders. TU 2-4376.
HOUSE MOVING
Raising, leveling, foundation work.
P. E. Hadley, 5441 Cottage. Phone
TU 4-3907.
BRICK masonry, cement repair, pati
os, carpenty Remodeling. Phona TU
2-3693.
DIGGING ewer Unas, house found a
tions, cesspools Louis Walker. TU
2-3283.
BASIN JANITOR SERVICE
Dependable service, free estimates.
We do the best while you rest Spring
cleaning in your homo. TU 4-4232 or
TU 2-4973.
FENCES! Fences! Metal or wood, all
styles. Guaranteed work. TU 4-8515.
HEAVY
4-8089.'
hauling, Owen Storey, TU
SEPTIC TANKS
Pumping, installing. Free estimates.
Brass fie Id Septic Service. TU 2-3242.
321 E. Pelican.
ROTO-TILLING, lawns and gardens.
Tractor equipment, one operation
ready to plant. Lawrence Redden, TU
2-4334. TU 4-839B.
PAINTING, Inside or out. Sheetrock
taping, texture, paper hanging. Clean
work, priced rignt. iu -ju(.
CORNETT SEPTIC TANK
SERVICE
Licensed & Bonded
Disabled Veteran
JACK B. CORNETT
Owner and Operator
215 E. Pelican TU 4-5985
ROTO-TILLING
Insect Spraying
Landscaping
BAKER'S
LANDSCAPE NURSERY
3616 So. 6th Ph. TU 2-3167
RI'IK WAY
Interior Wall Cleaning
With
' Von Schrader Wall Deterger
All Work Guaranteed
Free Estimates
TU 4-3035 or TU 4-8344
KING SEPTIC TANKS
Cleaning & Roto-Rooter Service
C. VV. CLIFFORD, Manager
ED F. KING, Owner
3209 Hilyard Ave. - Ph. TU 4-9841
HOME IMPROVEMENT
SERVICE ; '
Complete or part home remodeling
and repairs. Additions, patios, car
ports, tile ceilings. Free estimates,
job planning.
CHET C. MANN
- TU 4-8079
HEALTH
II
DR POSNER children's scientific
shoes Ed'a Shoe Shop. 1022 Main.
EAT-R1TE Health Foods. TU 2-37.T3.
EDUCATIONAL
II
SEE us before you buy! It's the BIG
Furniture Sale! Lucas Furniture, 123
E Main.
WANTED
MEN WOMEN
PREPARE FOR
CIVIL SERVICE JOBS
No experience necessary. Gram
mar school education usually
sufficient. Start high as $4200
first year. We prepare men and
women ages 18-52. Civil Service
offers security, good pay, m
vnncement It retirement. Write
Box 69C care Herald 4 News. Give
name, address, phone, hrs. you
work.
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NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Herbs Manipulation Physio
therapy Colonics
Dr. C. W. Davis, D. C. N. D.
134 N. 3rd St.,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
TU 4-6033
EDUCATIONAL
11
FRENCH lesions. Native French spok
en. Small group or private lessons
by native French teacher. For Infor
mation call TU 2-3760. '
ROBERTSON School of Busineii Da;
and night classes 411 Main. TU 2-4128
HELP WANTED, FEMALE
14
WANTED elderly lady for child cure
and houiekeeping. Must live in. bind 11
wages, ru s-mw or ru it-inn.
WAITRESS wanted Immediately,
experience necessary. TU 2-3515.
HOUSEKEEPER, must liva in. Care
for children. TU 4-7258.
QUALIFIED beautician to manage
Shop. TU 4-3335 or TU 4-9777.
BABY sitter wanted. Monday through
Friday. Must have own transportation
to vicinity- Big Y Market. TU a-KXW.
NEED mature single woman for su
pervisory position at County Juvenile
Home, must nave references ana oe
free to live in. See F. L. Mathews.
Veterans Memorial Building.
WOMAN companion to live In and.
care for elderly lady. TU 2-3047.
EXCELLENT opportunity for capable
ambitious beautician. Will consider
newly graduated operator. Write Bun
ny s Beauty Bar, Burns, uregon, or
call 4784.
WOMAN to teach sewing in our class
eilCC. tlUBI Ut UlO 1U tlicot fuuaat..
age. rur avians i buui
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 633 Main,
niamain rant.
TWO ladies with car, four hours per
day. S50 per week box ibz. Aiiuras.
California.
WOMAN WITH CAR to call regu
larly each month on established
Studio Girl cosmetic clients in and
around Klamath Falls making
necessary deliveries, etc., 3 or 4
hours per day. Route will pay up
to $3.50 per hour. Write Studio Girl
Cosmetics, Dept. CL-50, Glendale,
Calif. '
PERMANENT
POSITION
Men, If you are looking for a bet
ter iob. come in to the Singer Sew-
inn Machine Company. 633 Main
St., and see Mr. Birdsong. We offer
an onnortunity to make some real
money in a steady, year round
iob. with opportunity for advance
ment. Also offer employment bene
fit plan plus retirement plan. Two
weeks paid vacation first year,
SINGER SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY
633 Main . TU 2-2513
WANTED
First class doorman capable
of -taking charge of plant
manufacturing complete line
of doors. Old established mill
located in Western Oregon
offering excellent opportuni
ty for man who can qualify.
Write, giving full particulars
in first letter.
BOX68C
Herald & News
MOVERS NEEDED!
Would vou like to earn an average
of $1,000 per montn? Many suc
cessful van operators do tnis reg
ularly driving for Aero Mayflower
Transit Co., Inc., unacr 4B-siaie
contract. "I net :ovcr 11,000 per
month, have paid for two tractors,
own a new car, new household
furniture, and nave nuiu up a nice
bank account since joining May
flower's contract fleet in 1953,"
says Gcoree Robinson. We are ex
panding Mayflower s service and
need additional van operators 25
years or older to go into business
for themselves with Mayflower.
We furnish company paid train
ing, if needed, at no cost. All you
need is desire to become Indcpen
dent businessman and a 1957 or
newer model tractor titled In your
name that meets Interstate Com
merce Commission safety require
ments. Personal references needed.
Write Jack Adams, P.O. Box 107,
Indianapolis S, Indiana
AUTOMOBILE mechanic wanted with
experience on Genera) Motors care pre
ferred. Steady work guerenteed. Rose
burg Motor Co., Roseburg. Ore. Bulck
Ponliac and Cadillac dealer.
COMMERCIAL refrigeration man. Ap
ply tn person. Hillie Refrigeration, 203
So. Riverside.
TERRIFIC SALES
OPPORTUNITY
for
High calibre, clean cut, aggressive
men to tell the advantages of Ram
bler to the rapidly Increasing num
bers of people wanting to buy them,
Here is a truly rare opportunity
for men having more than average
degree of sclf-diclpllne to Jump
aboard the Rambler Bandwagon
the outstanding sales success car
of the decade. High Immediate
earnings are the order of the day.
Three men will be (elected who are
judged capable of immediate earn
ings in excess of $700.00 per month.
Apply In person (o Mr. Scroggin at
Lea Motors, Bartlett at Fifth, Med
ford, Ore.
HEALTH
HELP WANTEO, MALE U
EST. FOOD ROUTE
800 family Watkina Route now avail
able. 80 year reputation. A top-grade
one-man business, and no experience
or money required. Write for full In
formation to The J. R. Watkina Com
pany. 3903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle
Washington.
HELP WANTED 17
WANTED man and wife to manage
and work bar and restaurant. Call
Ashland MUrdock 2-9841.
SITUATIONS WANTED
18
ELDERLY lady, reliable, will baby
sit. vicinity of Upham. TU 4-4073.
GENERAL housework and
houaecleaning. TU 2-346.1.
BABY sitting. Phone TU 2-27B2.
OFFICE work.
Experienced. Phone
TU 3-2782.
CHILD care, day or night. Very reas
nnable. Fenced yard. TU 2-5113.
WANTED baby Bitting position by bus!
ness woman, exchange for room and
light board, evenings and week ends.
Fond of children, reliable. References.
Will not fraternize untesa requested.
TU 4-738S after S, all day Sundays.
WASHING. Ironing, delivery service
TU 4-M34.
WIDOW Ironings, very reasonable TU
2-3893. 1
CARPENTER needs work. TU 2-0436
MAN want ranch or farm work. TU
2-4519.
ROOMS FOR RENT U
ROOMS for men. No parking prob
lem. Utilities and linens furnished.
Kitchen. Cool summer rooms close to
town. Private entrance. Quiet. Very
reasonable. S3S to- $38 per month. A
gtud place to live. 134 N. 3rd St.
TU 4-6033 or TU 4-9287.
ROOMS. TV, parking. 630 Jefferson.
SLEEPING rooms. 1034 High
STEAM
2-0214.
heated aleeping rooms. . TU
LOVELY rooma, closa In. .
4-4250
WORKMEN welcome. 3rd and Mala
SLEEPING room. 607 High.
CLEAN room,
cent
genUeman. 1530 Cres-
ROOMS, Ernie's Hotel, 633 So. 5th.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24
APARTMENTS.
TU 4-8837.
Adults. 419 Walnut.
APARTMENT for rent. Inquire 3362
White 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
COMFORTABLE . clean apartment.
Close In. Adults. S32 North 10th.
NICELY furnished three room apart
ment In duplex. Newly decorated.
Cheap electric heat. Washing facili
ties. Water ana garbage, uiose in. cou
ple, no pets. TU 4-4333.
FOR rent bedroom furnished up.
stairs apartment. Garage. ,50. TU
2-5100.
SMALL apartments, electric range
refrigerator, utilities furnished. 433
North loth.
TWO bedroom. Adults. 825 Lincoln.
EWAUNA
NEW. different Also office apace
212 So. 11th, TU 2-1CM2, TU 4-43TO.
THREE room nicely furnished up
stairs apartment.. 2040 So. 8th. TU
4-8187.
CLEAN furnished apartments Close
In. Utilities furnished. 1805 Esplanade
FOUR rooms, furnished. 503 Market.
FOR rent three room furnished apart
ment. $35 per month. TU a-3owi.
CLEAN two room furnished epartment
Inquire Apt. 5, 1 1 IS Walnut.
NEWLY decorated two bedroom base
ment apartment. Adults. 741 walnut.
FOR rent two bedroom furnUhed
apartment. R25 Grant Street.
CLEAN furnished one bedroom apart
ment near Main. Adults. Ml. TU
4-3342.
FiTPNlRKm nn hfdrorim nartment
ncwiy neuuranu. ie.iii.ii
water and garbage, rnona iu i-wm.
TWO bedroom unfurnished. TU 2-4441.
CLEAN nicely furnished bachelor
apartments. Utilities and weekly linen
furnished. iae worm jru. t-nveie en
trance. TU 4-9287, TU 4-8033.
KLAMATH Bailn Aparlmenti, Tula-
l l. rt.iiteis( MHriaie-n j1saTl 4 h reeds
roomi, furnUhed. 35 mlnutei from
Klngftley bate, uaunary lacume.. w
a montn. Manager, apartment .
uteiaKB f-efuui
SMALL furnlihed apartment. Suitable
(or couple. Set at 3819 Summer Lane,
evening! oniy.
APARTMENTS for rent Completely
furnished. 1411 Main St.
FURNISHED apartmenta. Steem heat.
Adulta only. TU 4-4:12 or iu e-ojio.
Alpha Apartmenta. 830 Pine.
UNFURNISHED bedroom apartment.
Utilities except llf hta. Adulta. A03 Ala
mede. TU 4-7273.
remodeled two - room furnished
apartment. Floyd'e Apartmenta, IBOS
Main. TU 4-3594.
FURNISHED apartment Inquire 818
High.
ONI bedroom apartment, adulta only
no peta. TU 2-2405.
FURNISHED apartmant, Audley
Aoartmante. 8th and Walnut TU
t-8298.
CLEAN furnished. 333 So. 11th.
TWO rooms,
2-4389.
furnished, clean. TU
BACHELOR apartment, Park Apart
ments, 1842 Esplanade. TU 4-7187.
One and two bedroom apartments
Furnished ana unmrnisneo
- Inquire
Shasta View
Apartments
1627 Washburn Way
TU 4-8277
REX ARMS APARTMENTS
Dining Room, Kitchen, Bath,
Steam Heat, Clean
Ph. TU 2-9217 224 Broad
CASCADE APARTMENT HOTEL
230 So. HOj
Rooms or apartments completely
furnished by day. week, or montn
Moderate rales, clean, quiet,, off
street parking. Inspection wel
come. Authorized A.A.A.
HOUSU FOR HINT
M
FOR rent: Reel modern 2 bedroom
duplex, unfurnished Available Mer 4.
No pets, ftee al 133t Reclamation or
eall TU 4-MOI
TWO bedroom home, IIX Homedete.
Inquire 1220 Homedale.
TWO bedroom house, too. unfurnished.
802 California Ave. TU 4-S44I.
HOUSES FOR RENT
LOVELY tWO beHrnnm i,.h,
Newly decorated. No children or pets!
HOUSE
So. 6th.
for rent; also trailer.
FURNISHED on M
Large rooms. Garbage, hot and cold
water paid. Adults. 55. TU 4-0OB1.
TWO bedroom, partly furnished. $30 i
"'""in. Hoosevelt.
FOR rent or sale small twn
partly furnished house, three lota..
nortnslde. TU 4-7523.
ONE bedroom house, unfurnished,
stove, nice fenced yard. Garden and
chicken apace. Close to bus Une, TU
2-43114.
ONE bedroom house, unfurnished ex
cept slovea. Johns Ave. S45. Inquire
2110 Reclamation.
TWO bedroom furnished. 434 Division.
TWO bedroom, stove and refrigerator
furnished. Inquire downstairs. Oil NO.
8th.
MODERN unfurnished duplex. Hot wa
ter heat, laundry facilities, water,
disposal service, electric nfhge. ga
rage furnished. Phone daya TU 4-S277,
evenings TU 4-4681.
BIG house partly furnished. Call Mer
rill 2l:io.
BACHELOR cabin. Inquire SIS High.
UNFURNISHED duplex, electric-.
adults. 3011 Boardman.
FURNISHED two bedroom house. $73.
Ill Pine.
ItENTAL service. Southern Oregon .
Realty 110 South 6th. Phone TU 2-4671.
FURNISHED two bedroom duplex.
$65. one bedroom apartment, $37.50. '
no aogs. inquire ill Pine.
MISC. PROPERTY TO LIT
27
63 ACRES spud land In Coppock Bay.
not in spuds since '53. Ph. Newell
4-210.1 evenings; Tulelake. 7-1211 days.
mil wnitakcr.
FOR rent suite of three office rooms.
Air conditioned. 518 Main. Phone TU
4-3135.
PASTURE for 25 head of cattle. Phone
TU 4-7835.
TRAILER space for rent TU 2-4328.
REAL ESTATE WANTEP M
RENTALS, sates, leases. Southern
Oregon Realty. 119 South St .. TU
2-4871
WANTED
3 or 4 bedroom home in HOT
SPRINGS area. Must be able ;
to see now. Will BUY before '
leaving town SUNDAY noon. -Phone
TU 4-4581
REAL ESTATE FOR SALI
30
FREE Equity In .1 bedroom horn on .
Nn. l)th to anyone who will take over
pjymenti on $590 worth of furnltur.
TU 4-9011.
TWO and one-half bedroom clat
tered. Line corner lot. Close In on
pavement. $4,000. Just $2,000 down.
Balance like rent Limitawl tlm. Ha
owner soon. Phone TU 2-4210.
IN choice suburban area, three bed
room home, 2Vt years old. Selltnf
below FHA aporalsat value. Baseboard
heat, circulating fireplace, built - in
brick planter, wall to wall carpeting
living room, dining room, hall. Alio
patio and storm windows. Inquire 423S
Onyx.
TWO acre lots on Bristol, on
block from Peterson School and Cath
olic church. TU 4-8308.
1-3 ACRE, with house. Ideal for trailer
91,300, TU 4-6460.
RESIDENTIAL lots and commercial -lots,
from $200 to $9,500. Deane Sacher, '
Realtor TU ,4-4127.
TWO city Iota. Call TU 3-0541 between
5:30 and 0 p.m.
THREE bedroom house, double ga- '
rage. Priced to sell. Will trade (or .
smaller home. 4341 Arthur.
HOME for sale. Two bedrooms main
fldbr, partially finished upstairs. Full
basement, electric heat, hardwood '
floors, storm windows, fireplace)
fenced yard. FHA appraisal. TU 4-7088.
731 St. Francis Street
TWO bedroom home, modern, electric
heat. Good rental home. TU 4-321
NEARLY new ranch style three bed
room home near Peterson School. Sen '
arate dining room, fenced yard, utu
liy. TU 4-7033.
THIS IS IDEAL. One two bedroom
home with fireplace, automatic heat.
run Basement, dounie garage, com
pletely furnished. Right next door,
one bedroom home, automatic heat,
lovely glassed In porch, big wardrobes.
Close in. overlooking laxe. boui for
only $12,000. Good term. Schroedtr
Really, TU 4-0234 or TU 2-3769.
THREE bedroom ranch style home
with 644 acres Irrigated land on Keno
Highway. TU 4-0671.
YALTA Gardens, two bedroom home.
Hardwood floors, landscaped, fruit
trees, berries. 5319 Alva. TU 3-tSlT.
MODERN, two bathrooms, four bed
rooms. Wall to wall carpets, patio,
large lawn, garage with concrete floor
All in fine condition, on mem way m
Merrill. Owner will finance. Can be)
seen Thursdays through Sundaya. ta
quire Paul's Second Hand Store. Mer
rill, pnone 2481. 1
THREE bedroom house, full basement.
good location near school. TU
after 5:30 p.m. and weekends.
THREE BEDROOMS
St. Francis Park
Clean, carpeting, fireplace, aep
rate laundry room, storma ana
screens, automatic oil furnace,
storage over garage.
Shown by appointment only , ,
Phone TU 4-7858 daya
HOME FOR SALE
, By Owner
An exceptional buyl I bedrooms,
extra large kitchen, low modern
picture windows, fireplace, electric
heat, storm windows, fenced back
yard, and a patio heated with ra
diant heat. Only 2 blocks from .
Mills School. 1 block from a park.
ONLY $400 DOWN I
FULL PRICE $13,200
(F.H.A. Appraised value)
For particulars or appointment .
PHONE TU J M74
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