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r u O HERALD AND NRWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. O o ifASE 10 B Thursday, Nnv. 5, 1fl!if) To Place Your Want Ad Simply Phone TU4-8III ft ft I'LL HUNT IT FOR YOU ! ! ft ft ft Put me on the job and I'll put my fingers on it for you n o hurry. Buy . . . sell . . . rent . . . swop . . . hire, I'm a crackerjack ot oil these trades. I'm 0. Howie Hustles, your friendly, hustling Herald and News Classified Ad. And I'm ready to go to work for you for peanuts. Whatever your problem, dial for one of my helpful assistants ond ask her to charge your ad! 1 TiM.idw "w. ' II MlHIHi ' " '" MM '-T W DESTINED FOR A NEW LOCATION is this home being hoisted for moving at I Ith and Pine. The home is located between the White Pine Apartmonts and a wing of the Wi nema Hotel. It was sold by the Winema to Axel Floren who is having it moved by William Chambers Jr. to a new location on Owens Street. Route of the moving will be Crescent Street, Portland, Kit Carson Way, Alameda, Eberlein to Owens Street location. ED A. GEARY, Geary Broth ers Seed ranch, member of the Klamath County Cham ber of Commerce's Hospital Committoe says, "A new hospital is, in my opinion, the most important problem facing the people of Klam ath County. We must first have a survey made by ex perienced people. This sur vey will cost $8,000, and it is important that the money be raised by December I. Hungarian Cleric Offers Life To Save Pupils NEW YORK (API - A young Roman Catholic pricsl, who fought in the Hungarian revolution, of fcrcd his life today in exchange1 for the lives of 150 Hungarian tccn agers he says are awaiting execu tion. The Rev. Vazul Vegvary, 30, ot the Holy Ascension church, Rocb lin, N.J., said "those kids followed me because I am a priest" and he feels responsible for their fate. Father Vegvary marched with M0 other Hungarian refugees who demonstrated lor nn hour early to day outside the Park Ave. head quarters of the Soviet delegation to the United Nations. The refu gees marched silently with black flags and the Hungarian colors on the third anniversary of the Hun g.irian uprising. Dr. Bcla Fabian, chairman of the Federation of Hungarian Former Political Prisoners, said the youngsters were sentenced to death at secret trials for their par In the revolt when they were 13 1.t l-t II :J II aim it ji.nia inu. ur a,tiu ine.v tile to be executed as they reach lfl since Hungarian law forbids the execution of anyone under It). Fa bian said he got his information from letters smuggled from Hun tary. SIGNS (IK CIllil.ST.M VS - CARSON CITY. Ncv. 1 1 I'll - Advance signs of the season? The state prison hoard has voted to pay prisoners $15 a month for removing mistletoe from trees long the highway SO right-of-way Hi Lake Tahoe. -MYHHWANA r .is coming Gyro Compass Blamed In Sea Crash PORTLAND (AP) - A Coast Guard inquiry hoard was told Tuesday the gyro compass and the depth sounder aboard the freighter Lipari were not func tioning when it got stuck on a sandbar near Grayland, Wash. Oct. 23. Lewis A. Deyo of Seattle, the vessel's radio operator, said, too, that the ship's radar did not show accurately what lay ahead. He said he did not sec any buoys which he said usually are found at a harbor entrance. Deyo also expressed the belief that the ship's officers did not know its exact position in the few hours before the grounding. Deyo testified that alter he sen! an SOS at the request of Capl. Philip F. Curran of Baltimore. Md., he received replies from a Stales Line vessel and the Coast Guard station at Wcstporl, Wash, on Grays Harbor. '1 remembered," he said, "that the radio operator of the States Line ship had told me earlier that they were bound into Grays Harbor, too, but his master wa; taking it easy and slowing down to go in the next morning." Also testifying was the captain. whose vessel is in drydock here or inspection of damage to its keel. The ship came here under its own power Monday alter be ing pulled free by a tug Satur day. Curran testified (hat he and Deyo had spotted land on the radar screen but that it looked to be 25 miles away. Later, h said, they changed the setting to a four-mile range and noticed that the shore line was only two miles away. He added that im mediately after that, the vessel went aground. The ship's lookout. Leonard F. Stromberg of Providence, R. 1. testified that it was foggy when (he vessel hit bottom. Stranded Pair Saves Selves JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) The Navy and Coast Guard rushed to the rescue of a coupl md their dog stranded in a small boat only "5 yards from Main Street. But it wasn't the Navy nor Coast Guard that actually brought them home Tuesday. The stranded couple, who spent Monday night lost in a tricky maze of waterways and marshes, dually gave up wailing for help and paddled out for themselves. Their boat had run out of gas. John Battles. 31, and his wife and their dog. a Chinese pug. lelt on a fishing trip in a 14-foot motorhoal Monday morning. They lost their way in the marshes west ol the city, and spent the night only a short distance from the city's main street, also U.S. 17. We could see the ears driv ing by," said Rattles. 'But when I (ried to walk to the highway. I sank up to my belt buckle." When the Battles failed to re turn, the Coast Guard dispatched a boat and the Navy sent i heli copter to hunt (or them. Mr ' 7, "f 1 f ft ' LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OK KLAMATH In the Matin- nf Ihp Ettale nf MIN- OLA J. CUDDY. DECEASED: Notice in hereby Riven that the un- dcrsi fined has been appointed Adminis- raior with the will annexed nf the estate of Minola J. Cuddy, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Klamath County, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby noti fied to present same, duly verified as by law required, lo the underslfined at the office of J. Anthony Giacomini, Williams Building. Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from No vember S. 1!;9, which is the date of lirsl publication of this notice, S T. WALDRIP Administrator With The Will Annexed. .1. Anthony Giacomini Altorney for Administrator With the Will Annexed. No. 26fl, Nov. 5, 12. 19. 26. NO. SR-12A NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL. ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH In the Matter of the Estate of ROWLEY LALO. Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned administratrix nf the above entitled estate has filed net final Account in the above entitled mailer and that the Court has set priday. December 4, M,)!). at the hour ru ten o clock a.m. as the time and the rnurlrnnin nf the Circuit Court in the Klamath County courthouse as the place for the hearing of objections to Kaia pinai Account of Administratrix md the settlement thereof. DATED this ard day of November, U.iU. Grace Lalo Administratrix of the Estate of Rnwlc.v Litln. Deceased. GLENN D. RAMIREZ ROBERT M. REDDING Attorneys for Administratrix. NO. 270. Nov. 5. 12, 1!), 26. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I am the duly appointed, qualified and acting executor with will annexed of the estate of Purl Johnson, tie erased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them to me, properly veri fled as by law required, at thi office of O. W. Goakey. Room 14. i-ourtnouse, Klamath rails, Oregon within six ifit months of the date of the iirst publication ol this notice. First publication, October 15, 11)59. isi William R. Pierson Executor with will an nexed of the Estate of Purl Johnson, deceased. O W. GOAKEY Attorney for Executor Room H. Courthouse Klamath Falls. Oregon. No. 242, Oct. 15. 22 . 25, Nov. 5. No. 5B-K11 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT IN THR CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH PROBATE DEPARTMENT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DENNIS O'KF.EFE. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that hearing on the Final Account of John H. o Keefc, Administrator of the es tate of Dennis O Keefe. deceased, will be held in the Circuit Courtroom in Klamath Falls. Klamath County. Ore gon, at the hour of 10 it) a nv o'clock on the 12lh day of November 1950. and all persons interested in said es tate are notified to appear At aaid time and place and show cause, if miy they have, why said Final Ac count should not be approved, the rs tate settled and closed, the Adtmnu- trator diM-hargrd and his bondaman released DATED and first published at Klam nth Falls, Oicfton. this 15th day of UCIODCI', l!'.M. JOHN R O'KKEFK He ARMONO, GOODRICH. GRAY A HICKOK. Attorneys No, 2;i!. Oct. 15, 22. 20, Nov 5, NOTICE OF STREET VACATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, at Its regulai meeting November 2. 1959, adopted a resolution, declaring on Its own inves tigation and initiation: Us Intention to i' ac ate- that part of Cedar Street. In aid City, between Main nd Pine Streets. That at a regular meetine of said Common Council to he held on the 14th day of December. W9, at the hour of 7 .W o clock P M thereof. n the Council Room of the City Hall for said City, a public hearing will be held on said proposition, at which en bjections or remonstrances which may be made In writing and tiled th the Recorder of said City will be heard and considered, and at which the public may be heard This notice Is given by order of the Common Council of said City Done this 3lh day of November, Rome Keller. City Recorder for Klamath Falls, Oregon. No 2R4. Nov. 5, 12. 19, M Althoiuh Mimv Appears white. polarized luht brings out many (imcTciit colors in snow crystals CARD OF THANKS A WE with to thank all of our kind friends and neighbors for their many Kino expressions of sympathy and con. dolence during the recent loss of our ociovea nusoana and father. Mrs. Ben Nork and famll WE wish lo express our appreciation ror tne many acts of kindness and ex pression of sympathy and condolence extended by our friends and neigh bors during the recent illness and death of our beloved mother and sis ter, mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Warner ana lamuy, mr. inn Mrs. James Dick inson. Mrs. Mary Kaylor, Mri. Ralph LEGAL NOTICE STATE LAND SALE Oral auction bids will be received by the Oregon State Land Board at he main entrance of the Klamath County Court House, Klamath Falls, Oregon, beginning at 10:00 A.M.. weanesaay. uecemoer 2, 1959. for all of the Slate's interest in and to the NE'i NE',4 of Sec. 18. T. 40 S.. B. la E . W.M., Klamath County, Oregon, to gether with all timber thereon; re- rving, however, to the State of Ore gon all coal, oil, gas and other miner als in said land, together with the right lo prospect for, mine and remove same for cash or on statutory terms. In order to qualify for biddine. each bidder must deposit with auctioneer certified or cashier's check, money order or cash in amount of not less han S1H0.40 as evidence of good faith to be applied on purchase price re turned to unsuccessful bidder or re tained as liquidated damages should successful bidder fail to meet final terms of sale. The minimum price which will be considered for said tract is $002; the hoard reserving right to reject any and all bids. Establishment of property lines ii responsibility of, successful hidden I E. T. Pierce Clerk State Land Board No. 250, Oct. 29, Nov. 5. 12. 19. SUMMONS EQUITY NO. 59-317 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH IRIS L. HASSFELD. PLAINTIFF. VS. GARY L. HASSFELD, DEFEN DANT. TO GARY L. HASSFELD, DEFEN DANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OP OREGON: you are hereby required to annear and answer the enmnlmnl fitfri against you in the above entitled causa I w iiiuii iimr wccks n um ine aaie 01 ine first publication of summons In the Herald & News, which first publica-l ion date ts October 21, 19A9, and it you fail to so answer, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint namely: 1 That she be granted a decree ot absolute divorce of and from the above defendant, forever dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing; 2 For any other and further reliet as lo the Court may seem Just and1 equitable in the premises. I his summons ts served upon you by publication thereof once a week for four successive weeks in the Herala & News, a daily newspaper of general circulation published in Klamath Coun ty, Oregon, pursuant to the order ot the Honorable David R. Vandenberg. Judge of the above cntnlcd Court, dat ed and entered this 16lh day of Oclo ber, 1959. DAVID R. VANDENBERG JR. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 2tl2 UNDERWOOD BUILDINO KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON No 249. October 21, 28, 1959, November -V 12, 19. 1959. NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTOR OF SOUTH SUBURBAN SANITARY DISTRICT OF KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an election shall be held at the office of the South Suburban Sanitary Dis trict at 2.121 Getlle Street. Klamath Falls. Oregon, on the first Monday of December. 1939. that is on December 7, 1039, from the hour of 8:00 o'clock A M. until the hour of 8:00 o'clock P.M. of said date, for the election of a Director lo succeed Carl Yancey whose term is expiring. The Director so elected at said election shall take office upon the first Tuesday in Janu ary, which is January 3, 19ti0, and shall serve for a term of three years. Nominations for the office of such Director shall be signed hy ten il0 registered voters in the District, and shall be filed with the Secretary of the District at the office of the District, at least twenty i20 days preceding December 7, 19A9, the date of said election. Dated this 3rd day of November. 1959. Maurice D. Gunderson Secretary. No. 207, Nov. 3. 12. 19, 28. NOTICE OF SALE NO. 38-!17 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TirE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH Tn the Matter of the Estate of EL DON JAMES CRESS. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, administratrix of the Estate of Eldon James Cress, De ceased, will, from and after the 12th day of November. I9."rt, at 10 a.m. at the office of Glenn D. Ramirez, At torney at Law. Suite 205, I.O.O.F. Building. 4; 12 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, proceed to sell to the highest bidder the real property of said estate described as follows: An undivided 1-3 interest In the SWSW'. Section 17. S'jSE', Sec tion 18. Township 30 South, Range 9. East Willamette Meridian, Klamath County, 120 acres. The terms of the sale will be cash or credit and tf on credit the offer of purchase must state the terms of such credit: all sales made subject lo confirmation hy the above entitled Court. The right li reserved to re ject any and all bids. Bids in writing may be left with the tindcrstgnrd at the office of Glenn D. Ramirez, 203 I O O F. Building, S2 Main, Klamath Falls. Oregon, any time from the date hereof until the property ts told. This sale is made pursuant tp Or der of the above entitled Court dated the 2nd day of October. Ifl.'iB. Nettie A. Cres Administratrix Glenn X). Ramlrei Attorney for Administratrix NO. 24.1. UCt. 15, 22, 29. NOV, 3. NOTICE OT iNTENTION WEATHER MODIFICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that NORTH AMERICAN WEATHER CON SULTANTS OF OREGON. Administra tion Building. Santa Barbara Munici pal Airport, Goleta, California, on 'j half of The California Oregon Pf.wer Company. Medford. Oregon, will eon duct a weather modification orrgram using stiver Iodide ground generator to increase snowpack in toe area bounded on the east by a line running north from Lake-O-Thc-Wooris along the Cascade Divide to Windign Gap. thence westerly along the Umnqua Willamette Divide tn a point north of Toketee Falls Power Plant, thence south approximately along longitude) 111 deuces .10 minutes to the Lake Creek-Fish Lake Road, thence approx imately east to Lake-O-The-Woodt. The area which will he affected, as near as may be determined in ad-1 vanre, ts the same as above. The operations will be conducted during the period from about Novem ber 13. lwv through April no. uwo NORTH AMERICAN WEATH ER CONSULTANTS OF ORE GON By Robert D Elliott, Presi dent Hated this 26th dv nf October. 1930 No. 3fO, Oct. 29, Nov. . FUNERAL HOMES CI O HAIR S Memorial Chapel. 5.19 Pine. 1U 4-3456. Parking lot available. WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 025 High Street. Phone TU 2-44Q4 MEETING NOTICES CALVARY COMMANDKRY No. lfi Knight Templer will hold a special conclave on Saturday Nov. 7, 19.V), Masonic Temple Klamath Ave. begin ning 2 p.m. to confer the Orders on a class of candidates. All Sir Knights are requested to be pres ent. Come with unitorms. If you do not have a uniform, we have one for you. Come and help us out. I here will be a dinner at B p.m. W. A. Glidden, E. Commander SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Klamath Lodge No. 77, AF & AM Friday, Nov. fi, 7:30 p.m. Work in F.C. Degree. Visiting Masons welcome. Refreshments. Sanford Charles Selby, W.M. SCOTTISH RITE Fall Reunion, Thurs day, November 5th, 8th Degree conferred & at 8:00 P.M. Herman Gisvold, Secy. WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY AUTOMOTIVE Trailers ?2 Auto Miscellaneous .... ...... New Cars & Trucks 54 Used Cars & Trucks 55 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted, Female 14 Help Wanted. Male lfi Help Wanted n Situations Wanted 18 ir REAL ESTATE Rooms For Rent 22 Apartments For Rent . 24 Houses For Rent 2fi Misc. Property to 'Let 27 Real Estate Wanted . 28 Real Estate Exchange 29 Real Estate For Sale 30 Business Opportunities 32 ir NOTICES Card of Thanks A In Memoriam - B Funeral Homes C Meeting Notices 1 Lost Ac Found 2 General Notices 4 Personals B Public Charity - Services 7 Services - 10 tr MISCELLANEOUS Transportation 1 Health 12 Educational 13 Financial - Loan 34 Building - Remodeling 36 Fuel - Heating 38 Food - Produce 39 Boats - Pets - Sports - Hobbies 40 Radio - TV - Music 41 Livestock St Poultry 42 Machinery 44 Misc. For Rent - 45 Misc. Wanted 4fi Misc. To Exchange . 48 Misc. For Sale 31 ACCOMMODATION WANT AD RATE SCHEDULE For additional rate information Phont TU 4-8111 ir I S WORDS 2- 3-4 Insertions 100 3- 0-7 Insertions 1.23 1 Month (Daily) 323 k ft 10 WORDS 2-3-4 Insertions 150 5-6-7 Insertions ......... 2 50 1 Month iDaily) 850 -A- II 13 WORDS 2- 3-4 Insertions .. 2 23 3- 6-7 Insertions 3.73 1 Month (Daily) - 9.73 lfl "0 WORDS it 2- 3-4 Insertions 3.00 3- 6-7 Insertions 5 00 1 Month (Daily) u 13.00 ir 51 55 WORDS 2- 3-4 Insertions 3 73 3- 6-7 Insertions - 8 23 1 Month (Dailyl 16.25 : 30 WORDS 2- 3-4 Insertion - 4.50 3- ti-7 Insertions 7.30 1 Month iDaily) 19.30 ,i 35 WORDS ir 2- 3-4 Insertions 3 23 3- 6-7 Insertions . .. . 8.73 1 Month tDailyl 22.75 ir a 40 WORDS 2- 3-4 Insertions 6 00 3- 8-7 Insertions 10.00 1 Month iDailyl 26.00 Want-Ads bring results when the ad gives complete Information that ts easily understood by the read er. Price of the item for sale Is important and the ad will bring more answers when It Is Included. Telephone TU 4-8111 and ask for Classified. An ad writer will be glad to help you word the ad. Ask to charge It, and accommodation bil ling will be made when the ad has run. A complete price schedule Is listed above. Classified ads telephoned or placed at the Herald and News office, 1301 Esplanade, before 3:00 p.m. will be run the following day. The deadline for Sunday and Mon day is 12:00 noon Saturday. Cor rections and cancellations also are made on this schedule, and can cellations and corrections for the Monday paper may be made up to 9:30 a m. Monday. Please read the first Insertion nf your ad. The Herald and News will give one extra day run for typo graphical error. Box service is available, at 30c per ad. Minimum charge per ad Is SI oo, except Person - to - Person, shown below. The Herald and News reserves the riaht to classify, edit or reject any Want-Ad copy. Vending machine advertising is not accepted. Classified Department office hours are 8.00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. week days; 8:00 to 12:30 Satur days. Pcrson-to-Pcrcon Classified Non commercial person-to-person for sale ads of items priced at SJ5 00 or less may be advertised at this package price. Price must be giv en in the ad. This is a flat price, with no refunds on ad cancelled at less than three days. Phone your Person-to-Person ad or place It at the office. 10 Words - 3 Days - 98c Card if Thonki, and In Mimoriam 2.50 4 LOST & FOUND rOI'ND hlack lihradnr Tl' 4-B077. GENERAL NOTICES KNAPP Arrotrrd shoes, call TU 2-.1081 What Is The "Best" Day To Advertise In Classified? Every day of the year many people are in the market for the goods or services you offer and are seeking information on their wants in the Classified Section. Consequently, there is no "best" day on which to ad vertise to attract buyers' attention. If you have some thing to offer every day it will pay you to ... ; Advertise Every Day In The "Peoples' Market Place" Classified Section Herald & News PHONE TU 4-8111 PERSONALS EARN your Christmas gifts the easy way. Have a get-together in your own home featuring McNcss Products. Phone TU 2-5022 today and set a date. APPRAISALS made of cafes, taverns and estates. Hap David, 2363 South Sixth Street. Klamath Falls. LICENSED home for aged. TU 2-3169. KNITTING INSTRUCTIONS and serv ices. Phone for evening appointments TU 4-9047. ROOM and board for elderly person or semi-invalid. TU 2-0806. SPENCER CORSETIERE. Phone TL 4-9057. SHE'S on your side: The Ad-viser who takes your Classified Ad is an xious to help you get best possible results. Dial TU 4-8111. NIAGARA cyclo massage equipment Helen Uran. 927 Jefferson. Phone TU 2-3857. FULLER brush dealer, Roy Sagor, 415 No. 6th. TU 4-7504. AVON gifts for Christinas, TU 2-3770. WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat Wash, 2llc; dry 10 minutes, 10c. We never close. 225 So. fith. PUBLIC CHARITY . SERVICES .. 7 ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, phono Tt1 2-5740 or TU 4-9175 P.O. Box 204. Also friendly help for ths familfei of alcoholics. YOUNG women of any faith needing confidential advice may contact Miu Pruitt. Catholic Charities. 278 W. Broadway. Eugene, Oregon. Phone r-.nfi42 SbRVICES 10 TREE topping. Richard Roe, TU 2-0360. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. I do my own work. Very reasonable. Free estimates. TU 4-338B. CARPENTER work. contracting. Small jobs, remodeling or home build ing. TU 4-4481. DRESSMAKING, tailoring, alterations. Leather mending, making and alter ing. 2107 Arthur. Phone TU 4-7257, Dorothy Stephens. COMPLETE cleaning service, free pickup and delivery, S&H Green Stamps. Fashion Cleaners, TU 4-5563. WELL DRILLING Pump Ac Pump repair. Hot water coils pulled Ac replaced. TU 4-6622. FOR restaurant equipment and sup plies sec HAP DAVID. We install small cafes. 163 South Sixth Street. Klam ath Falls. SEWING, any kind. Call TU 2-3976. EXCAVATION. house foundations, sewer lines, cesspools, drain fields, leveling, backfilling. TU 4-8398. Jesse Cox, Bill Forney. TREES are our business. Professional pruning, topping and insured tree re moval. Baker's Landscape Nursery, 3616 South 6th. TU 2-3167. TREE topping. Edward Richards, TU 2-2&16. ALTERATIONS, reasonable. 1320 Oak. Apt H. DECORATED cakes, birthday, etc. TU 4-6430. WASHING and Ironing. Pick up, de livery, special care. References. TU 4-6442. Dl'CKS picked, shipped, dry ice, in stated cartons. The Mallard. TU 4-3273. BUILD your buslneM the same way so many firms have done . . . through use of Classified Ads. Dial TU 4-8111 today DUCK picking at 3654 Flint TU 3-0227 or TU 4-5072. DRESSMAKING, alterations, reason able, guaranteed. TU 2-5074. ROAD oiling. Western Oil Ac Burner Company, 1845 South Sixth, TU 4-3873. BRICK masonry and cement repair. Carpentry Free estimates. Phone TU 2-5693 CEMENT CONTRACTOR Commercial, i-estdentlal. Patios with exposed aggregate, color, Estimates gladlv. Retaining walls, curbs. Frank W. Borges. TU 4-5968. LEVELING, backfilling. Foundations, lawns, fill dirt, topsoil cinders. John Bower TU 4-7076 or TU 2-VU7 HEALTH DR. POSNER children's scientific shoes. Ed's Shoe Shop, 1022 Main. ABUNDAVITA. natural minerals vita mins, protein, laxative. Gail D. Sig- miind. Tt' 2-0TO:i EDUCATIONAL 1.1 THURSTON Dance Studio Kindergar-1 ten pickup, delivery, college trained teachers. Ballet, tap. acrobatic, pro fessional instructors, Thurston Dance Studio. Winema Hotel. TU 4-4181. FOR World Book Encyclopedia, call TtT 4 4''41 morn me HELP WANTED. FEMALE 14 ADULT wanted for rare of nursery Sunday morning Writ Box 261-C care of Herald and News HoT'SF K EE'pf R I iv tn References Write Box 2tUC. Herald and News. WOMAN for nccaMonal haby t.itltnf in my home. TU 4-9790, TU 9-4554. i 2, HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 1 LADIES, thrte. with nice pt rtonality. I Full or part time. Earnings apnroxU mately $4.50 an hour (full or part timet. We tram you for thii dignified profession. Not house to house or par ties. Car necessary, TU 4-BB24 for per- .nnal Interview HELP WANTED, MALE 16 WANTED body and paint man. steady work. Applicant plrase state qualifica tions and age. The McCloud River Lumber Company, McCloud, Califor nia. INTERVIEWER Opportunity for neat, aggressive young man lo make career in consumer finance field. Pleasant working conditions. Employe bene' fits. Good starting salary. Must be good penman, See Tom Basey, 115 North 10th. LOCAL LOAN CO. HELP WANTED 17 MAN or woman, hard worker. $125 wcck. up ior rignl party. Must qualify. rtppiy i:m a.m. 10 tf a.m. zra East Mam. WANTED salesman or saleslady for rmer wueen and iveccm-Elna selling. uean s starK i, 122 no. Stn, TU 4-7183. ATTENTION MEN and WOMEN Earn a steady income in the sell int; business. No experience neces sary. We train. Contact Miss Bark er TU 4-3589. SITUATIONS WANTED ... II BABY sitting in my home $2.30 daily also Ironing any six pieces $1. TU 4-btHI. WASHING, ironing, delivery service. TU 4-94.(4. EXPERIENCED office clerk, book keeping, typing, payroll, machines, de sires work. TU 2-4252. CHILD care or convalescents, 2-31 4a. MARRIED 2-5859. man needs work. TU WILL do baby sitting evenings after 4 p.m. or weekends. TU 4-4996. BABY sitting in my home days, six weeks old and up. Can furnish ref erences. Have one year experience on pediatrics ward. TU 4-615B. BABY sitting, housework, weekdayi TU 4-8532. HORSES wanted to break, board. See Bill Liskey, Dairy, Oregon. Call 2259 Bonanza aiier 6 p.m. BABY Kitting my home night or day, TU 2-5645. 3171 Bristol. CHILD care, your home or mine. Can furnish references. TU 4-7480. BABY sitting my home. TU 4-4937. BABY sitting any where. TU 2-2711. ROOMS FOR RENT 22 LOVELY rooms, close In. Phone TU 4-42")9. CLEAN rooms by day, week or month. Elevator and restaurant. 328 So. Sixth, Anchor Hotel. STEAM heated sleeping rooms. TU SLEEPING room. TU 4-4444 or TU 4-8.113. ROOM. bath, private entrance, elec tric heat. Gentleman. 126 North Third NICE h c a ted rooms. Free parking space. $5 per week. 630 North 10th. SLEEPING room, 607 High. HEATED rooms, 522 Pacific Terrace. ROOMS. 1530 Crescent TU 4-8442. SLEEPING rooms. 1034 High. HOUSEKEEPING rooms, everything turnisned. si a day up. TU 2-1459 ROOMS with bath. Will board. 4043 Lakeport Blvd. Pelican City. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 TWO bedroom apartment. Adults. No pets. TU 2-2405 or TU 2-4116. FURNISHED large one bedroom Electric heat, newly decorated. Two blocks from Main. TU 4-8R66. CLEAN roomy apartment, 2418 Vine. TWO hedroom unfurnished apartment. 2235 Winrd. TU 4-3577. FURNISHED apartment by week. Util itics paid. 125 North Third. DELUXE two bedroom unfurnished apartment. Immediate possession Mills addition. $60. TU 4-9822. THREE bedrooms, furnished or un furnished. $65 month. TU 2-1014 or TU 2-2473. CLEAN small furnished, private show er. Ideal for one or two people $45. Inquire 1624 Division. HEATED apartment. Adults. 415 Wal nut. BACHELOR apartment. TU 4-6959. PRIVATE entrance, 303 Washington TU 4-9375. NEW duplex apartment with garage Unfurnished. Close to town. Couple only. $ti5 a month. Call TU 4-7113 be tween 2 and 5 p.m. ATTRACTIVE unfurnished apart- ment Adults. TU 4-4355. PARTLY furnished one bedroom apartment Inquire 705 North Eighth. COMFORTABLE furnished apartments, Walking distance to town. UtUltiei furnished. 1605 Esplanade. THREE room, bath, furnished. TU 2-4589. ONE bedroom furnished, 901 Market BACHELOR apartment. Park Apart menu. 1842 Esplanade, phone TU 4-7187. MODERN, furnished, steam heat. Close to Weverhaeuser. Electric Kitchen. Pri vate bath. For bachelor couple. 1 42 50 per month. Call TU 2-3471 days or TU 4-5924 evenings. LARGE three-room apartment, TU 4-5686. TWO room furnished apartment, TU 4-9293. ATTRACTIVE apartment, near town, TU 4-5821. ONE and two bedroom apartments. Furnished end unfurntsnea. Inquire SHASTA VIEW APARTMENTS 1627 Washburn Way TU 4-8277 LA R G E, two rooms, furnished, TU 2-3789. EWAUNA Different tt Downtown. Furnished 219 South 11th. TU 2-1062. TU 4-4.(89. FOUR room and two room furnished apartments. 1118 Walnut. ONE room apartment, $6 weakly. Men only. 410 So. 5th. FURNISHED apartments for rent Steam heat. Adults on! v. No pets. At pha apartment. 000 Pine. TU 4-4522. HOUSES FOR RENT J4 UNFURNISHED new home, two bed roomi and den. large living room electric heat, landscaped, excellent lo cation. To adults only. Yard upkees furnished. $113 per month. TU 4-7627. SFMI-fiirni.hnrt . , " l $70. 126 Lowell. TU 2-4521. ' ONE bedroom furnished. Adults only. $55. 6100 South Sixth. SMALL hniur naptm. .,- .."T nthhed. $35. TU 2-2741. THREE room furnished house. Close in. renced. u. TU 4-3233. RENTAL service. Southern Oregon Realty, 119 South 6th. Phone TU 2-4671, FOR rent after November 5. two hed room unfurnished home in Hot Springs Addition, suitable for small familv. Automatic heat. Close in. TU 2-3539 ncr o p.m. UNFURNISHED two bedroom hou.. S70 a month. 3802 Altamont. FIVE room practically furnished two bedroom house, close in. $65: four room one bedroom unfurnished hnui.e. electric range, gas floor furnace, $50. Call TU 4-7B88. COMPLETELY furnished iwo bVdZ room duplex. Fenced yard. $85 month. TU 4-7558. DUPLEX, furnished, one bedroom, ga rage, very ciose in. sou. tu 4-3659. NEW unfurnished two bedroom du plex. Water and garbage disposal fur nished. Phone TU 4-8229. DESIRABLE furnished house. Two rooms, bath. Adults. $45. 620 Division. SMALL furnished one bedroom. Suit able bachelor. Available November 8, 1U SMALL furnished house. Utilities, heat paid. Close in, $44. TU 4-8773. TWO room furnished cabin. $32. 1350 uwens. FOR rent one bedroom house Vi mile from Henley School. Reliahle refer ences required. Call TU 2-0976. FOR rent large two bedroom unfur nished house. Inquire at 2232 Union. TWO bedroom house, phone TU 4-3770. SMALL two bedroom unmodern house on Williamson River. Stoves furnished. Near Johns ManviUe. Inquire Rapids Motel. SELL your car foi cash with a low cost Classified Ad. Dial TU 4-8111 now. FOR rent to couple only one bed room furnished, $50 month. Water, garbage disposal free. TU 4-6632. FOR rent to adults new two bedroom unfurnished duplex, electric heat, ga rage. J3 momn. iu 4-66.12. TWO bedroom. Mills. TU 4-5544, TU 4-9195. HOUSE for rent, close in. Phone TtJ 4-5872 j MISC. PROPERTY TO LET 27 I FOR rent approximately 2.000 square feet of space suitable for office, ware house or store. South Sixth Street frontage. TU 4-9518. REAL ESTATE WANTED . 28 I am interested in buying ML Stukel .grazing property. TU 2-1224. i IRRIGATED wheat and potato land. L. E. Fear. 17191 Foothill Blvd., Hay- ! ward. California. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 3 TWO bedroom house. See at 1021 Mo Kinley. 11 to 4. FOR sale or trade four bedroom home, four years old. Will take in small home or rental of about S6.50O value, balance FHA loan at 4'a per cent interest. Call TU 4-3963 evenings. BY owner, 3'a acres, Ashland: clover, ffl'nsa DArrinn' Bnnrl tin a K.Ja. house, half basement; garage, small uirn wun nay, cnicKcn nouse; lamily fruit, nut trees, free irrigation, fully lanrWfnneri Full nr..-. i nnn . 368 Otis. Ashland. For Information, iu mornings. NEW two bedroom home. Hardwood floors. Inn? living rnnm fnr1. birch kitchen. Double attached garage! ruiceu air neai. Lawn. Mignt consider lease. TU 4-6180. TWO bedroom house in Greenview. S3 5O0 t.rmi 1 onn c r- Newton, Fort Jones, California. Phone OWNER transferred. South suburban iwo uenroom modern home. Wall to wall carpeting living room and hall, Large lot. lawn and shrubs. TU 4-9502. BY owner, one bedroom home, double garage, storage, insulated fruit room, 'a acre. 2205 Wiard. TU 2-29B7 after 12 noon. NEW three bedroom, fireplace, 1 '4 baths. A beautiful home in the right location. Sl.RflO rfnum nr . ... Call TU 4-4481. 143 ACRES on reservation. Approxi mately 25 acres meadow, balance rut. over timber. Price $8,000. Box 262C, TWO bedroom house, two acres of ground, fruit trees. Garage 24x32, Fruit cellar. Chicken house, cow barn. Reasonable down payment. 2B29 Kane, FIVE rooms and bath. Clemv i-h7 orated. Plastered. ardwnod floor. Double garage. S500 down. $50 a mont h. Price $8,000. Close In TU 4-4376. NEW three bedroom house, two blocks from FTCTI linn ChAAl i-1 i ..... "mum. ruepmce, util ity, ample closets, baseboard heat. Mum i-Huineu, nnrowooa floors, 14 acre. 2880 Kane. TU 4-9507. SPRAGUE RIVER 147 acres nprmanpnt nci.trA fenced, irricatpri Well v h;M. ings. $14,000. Part down. 20 ACRFS Fenced. $12,000. Terms. LANGELL VALLEY room home. Barn. Granary. Chick- in nouse. rencea. $40,000. One haU down. OTIS REAL ESTATE 80S East Main TU 2-5869 THREE BEDROOM HOME. Liv ing room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen and bath. Larga outbuildings, garage. Located on l'i acres of ground. Good pasture. Close in. $12,500. $1500 down. Bank terms. TWO BEDROOMS, living room, micncn ana nam. Large garage. '4 acre of ground. $7500. $500 down. Easy terms. IN TOWN. Two bedrnnm hnmi. living room, dining room, kitchen, aim nam. Wa0. $300 down. $40 per month. MIDLAND EMPIRE REALTY CLEM LESL'EL'R, Broker 1020 Main th 5.1171 Clifford Shuck, Slsmn. TU 4-6369 O
