Commif m fy Calendar
PELICAN SCHOOL PTA Execu
tlv. Committee will meet Mon
day, Jan. 16, 'at 7:30 p.m. in the
seventh trade room. All ollicers
chairmen and room mothers are
asked to attend. ,
MRS. GRACE REYMERS, sec
retary of the Jackson County
American Cancer Society, will be
in charge of the educational film
on cancer control to be shown
on Thursday. Jan. 19, at I p.m
at the VFW HaU. The public Is
invited.
MIDLAND GRANGE will spoil
sor public card party Saturday,
Jan. 14. at 8 p.m. at the grange
hall. Refreshments will be served,
KATHLEEN THOMPSON will
review Taylor Caldwell's book,
"The Listener." for the AAUW
Monday luncheon group on Jan.
16 .at 12 p.m. at the Winona
Hotel. Those interested are in
vited and asked to make reser
vations at the hotel.
YMCA women's exercise and
steam classes will begin Monday,
Jan. 16, at T p.m.
LOUIE AND OZZIE will fur
nish music for dancing at VKW
HaU from 9 p.m. Saturday until
1 a.m. Members and their guests
re invited.
KLAMATH COUNTY Home Ex
tension Alumni will meet Satur
day, Jan. 14. at the YMCA at 12
p.m. for a potluck luncheon.
PROSPERITY REBEKAH So
da Club wit) meet Monday, Jan,
16, at the home of Dacey Hoover,
2145 Oarrow Avenue, at 12:30
p.m. for a dessert luncheon.
EAGLES AUXILIARY will
meet Friday, Jan. 13, at I p.m.
There will be nominations for
treasurer.
PROSPERITY REBEKAH
LODGE No. 104 will have open
installation Saturday, Jan. 14, at
7:30 p.m. at the IOOF Hall.
JUNIOR CLASS of lenente
Class Presents
Cocks To Ward
BONANZA The junior class
ef the Bonanza Mission Sunday
School presented 11 scrapbooks to
the . pediatrics ward of Hillside
Hospital. Klamath Falls,' before
Christmas
The 14 students ' met "Friday
Bights at the home of their teach
er, Mrs. La Verne Hankins. Tiiey
clipped cartoons and pictures
from piles of magazines, then
trimmed and pasted until the
protect was finished.
Shown here during a typical
work session are, back row, Jer
ry Bradshnw, Debbie Tyree, Bil
ly Bard, Janice . Reld, Diannc
Bard, David Kollmar: front row.
Janice Schmidli, Loretta Kennedy,
Dennis Kollmar, Danny Pederson,
and Mrs. Hankins. Others who
worked on the books but were not
in the picture include Teddy Koll
mar, Frieda Tyree, Kathy Ste
wart, and Margie Brawn.
Unemployed
SALEM (AP) - The state De
partment of Employment today
estimated that 52,300 persons were
Toblo.ii In Oregon in December, or
15,300 more than at a comparable
period of 19.
Employment was estimated at
647,700 persons, or 12,900 fewer
than a year earlier. The Decem
ber; unemployment total was 1,900
more than in the preceding month.
Employment decreased mainly in
construction, lumber and mining
industries.
Unemployment in the lumber
industry was greater than normal
because of the soft lumber mar
ket, the department said.
There were 60,500 workers in the
lumber industry last month, which
was 12,300 fewer than a year be
fore. J
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JOB'S DAUGHTERS Bethel No.
61 will hold public installation
Saturday. Jan. 14, at 7:30 p.m.
at the Scottish Rite Temple.
MERRY MIXERS will dance
Saturday, Jan. 14, at t p.m. at
their hall in Pelican City. Bill
Mayhew will call. Women arc
asked to bring cakes.
KLAMATH LAKE Teachers'
Federal Credit Union members
will conduct their annual share
holders' meeting Jan. 21 at 6:30
p.m. at the Winema Hotel. New
officers will be elected. Entertain'
ment will be provided, the rate
of dividend announced and other
business important to members
and potential members discussed
HENLEY JOB'S DAUGHTERS
Bethel No. SI and Henley De
Molay will hold a joint installa
tion Sunday, Jan. IS, at 2 p.m.
in the high school cafeteria. The
public is invited.
ZULEIMA NILE will conduct a
no-host luncheon meeting Jan. 14
at 11:45 a.m. at Medford Hotel
Members planning to attend are
requested to make their own res
ervations at the hotel.
POTLUCK AT MOOSE HOME,
1010 Pine Street, Saturday, Jan.
14, at 7 p.m. Bring the family.
KLAMATH DOG FANCIERS
will meet Friday. Jan. 13. at 8 p.m
at the fairgrounds. There will be
election of officers.
NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT
members will hold their regular
meeting and potluck dinner Mon
day, Jan. 16, at 8 p.m. at the
KC Hall. Members who wish to
join secret pals are asked to at
tend.
NAOMI SHRINE No. S. Order
of the White Shrine, will meet
Saturday, Jan. 14, at the Ma
sonic Temple. Musical program
will begin at 8 p.m. Advance
night wUl be held.
Minion Sunday School
OSC Dean
Hits Farm
Price Props
SALEM (AP) "When we no
longer have conspicuous plans for
price supports, we will have gone
a long ways on farmer public re
lations," F. E. Price, dean of the
Oregon State College Agricultural
School and director of the exten
sion service, told the Oregon
Dairymen s Association today,
"All of agriculture has been hurt
by the surpluses, but we must
move into the problem of agricul
tural adjustments intelligently. It
is going to take a businessman's
approach along with the farmers'
approach," Price said.
Discussing agricultural adjust
ments, Price told of studies being
made to develop a Blue Lake
bean that can be picked mechan
ically. People get hurt in these
changes, he said, adding that the
new bean would drop most of the
5-million picker payroll.
"Sociologically, It will affect the
youth of the state. It will leave
them with nothing to- do," Price
said.
Discussing production efficiency
on the farm, Price noted that from
1940-59, livestock production had
increased 49 per cent and crops
39 per cent on about the same
amount of acreage.
At the same time, spending by
farmers for machinery has in
creased 135 per cent. The dollar
output for land production de
creased 1 per cent, and for labor
decreased 40 per cent.
He said that while prices paid
by farmers continued to increase,
there had been a slight decline
in prices received by the farmer
for his product.
"Production efficiency has been
beneficial to the consumer. He Is
spending fewer working hours to
purchase commodities from the
farm," Price said.
In the period from 1940-59. the
consumer has come to spend 17
per cent less time at his job to
buy the same amount of beef,
51 per cent less time for eggs, 40
per cent less for milk, 27 per cent
less for bread and 19 per cent less
for potatoes, he said.
Mexico City't lowest street is
more than a mile higher in alti
tude than the top of New York's
jhighe ikyscrapcri.
II II i J -M rVIw V I I
m r mi. Im. T.M. fW. (f t. tot. Off. ff3 1
"No, haHoesri't "brush hi teeth "after each meal. I havt
trouble enough getting; him
dinner and
Lawmakers
To Back
Pear Study
WASHINGTON (AP) - A group
of West Coast congressmen Thurs
day pledged to support program
to solve the riddle of a disease
that threatens pear production.
The group from Washington,
Oregon and California announced
n ans to seek coordination of re-iNo.
search efforts by federal, state
and industry representatives to
fight pear decline, a root disease.
The congressmen, representing
an area that grows 95 per cent of
the nation's pears, are to meet
again in two weeks to outline a
definite plan based on information
gathered by then.
Thursday s meeting was in the
office of Rep. Catherine May, R-
Wash. She said the disease threat
ens to destroy the pear industry.
Others at the session were Reps.
Edwin R. Durno, R-Ore., and Har
old T. Johnson, D., John E. Moss,
D Charles S. Gubser, R and
John F. Baldwin, Jr., R., all of
California. Rep. Walt Horan,
R.'
Wash., also was represented.
Pear decline first hit Washing
ton eight years ago and has
spread southward into Oregon and
California. The disease is making
serious inroads into the industry.
The congressmen were told
average pear production of close
to 100,000 tons in Washington was
down to 47,000 this year. In Ore
gon it was down from 57,000 ton
average to 45,000.
In California, 322,000 tons were
produced this year, a drop of 44,
000 tons from 1959.
The future looks especially dark
In California because many trees
that appeared healthy up to the
last harvest season died immed
lately afterward.
Experts estimate over the next
two to three years production in
California will be reduced from
about 400,000 tons a year to around
275.000. .
There are two types of decline
slow, found mainly in Washing
ton, and quick, prevalent in Cali
fornia. The first takes several
years to kill the trees, the second
kills within weeks. To get an
orchard back into production
takes at least eight years and four
more years before it becomes
profitable.
To Discontinue
Bill Practice
SALEM (AP)-The Senate Rules
Committee voted today to discon
tinue the practice of having bills
introduced "by request" of state
departments and private organ
izations. The House apparently will con
tinue to permit bills to be listed
as having been Introduced by re
quest. LEGAL
REPORT OP CONDITION ,OF "THE BANK OF KLAMATH FALLS" ot Klamath
Falls In the State of Oregon at the close of business on Dec. 31, I960.
ASSETS
1. Cash, balances with other banks. Including reserve balances, ana cash
Items In process of collection . , . 497,835.30
2. United States Government oblioations, direct and guaranteed 1,039.026.66
3. Obligations 0I States and political subdivisions . . 26.205.66
4. Other bonds, notes, and debentures
5. corporate stocks (Including $ Oock of Frdera Reserve Bank)
4. Loans and discounts (including 11,199.35 overdrafts 1 V(VS,JW..J
7. Rank premises owned $85,191.62. furniture and (Mure $18,947.16 104,131.78
innnsv prrniim bwtiri mrw suoirti to
oann)
I. Real estate owned other than hank
t. Investments and other assets Indirectly representing bank premises or
other real estate
10. Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding
11. Other assets
II. TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES
13. Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations .
14. Time deposits of Indlvlduels. partnerships, and corporations
15. Deposits ot United Slates Government (Including postal savings)
la. Deposits of Slates and political subdivisions
17. Deposits of banks
II. Other deposits Icertlfled and officers' checks, etc.l
19. TOTAL DEPOSITS
TO. Bills payable, rediscount; and other liabilities for borrowed money
21. Mortgages or other liens, t . .on bank premises and S on other
real estate
22. Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstandlna
73. Other liabilities
24. TOTAL LIABILITIES ....
CAPITAL
2S. Capital
74. Surplus
27. Undivided profits
71. Reserves
29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
30 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS I.7XV4CI7 37
31. Assets piedoed or assigned lo secure liabilities and for other purposes 79o.s97.49
33. (al Loans as shown above alter deduction of reserves of
(pi Jecunties as shown above are etter deduction of reserves of
I. F. E. Molt. Exec. Vice Pros . of the above-named bank.-oVsoHemniyairm tha'
the above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly represents tha true state
of the several matters herein contained end set forth, to the best of my knowledoe
and beliet Correct Attest: Signed. F. B. Holl. ft. F. Mesl, C. A. Henderson. Lor en
L. Palmerton, Directors.
(SEAL)
State of Oreoon. County of Klamath, ss-
Sworn lo and subscribed before me this
xplras Feb. 1, 1942.
No. 434 Jan. 13
to brush after breakfasts
eupper!"
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE INVITING BIDS ON
SCHOOL BUS
Notict It hereby given that the Board
ol Directors of School District No. I of
Klamath County. Oregon will receive sealed
bids at the office of the District Clerk, I
619 Klamath Avenue, Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, until 5:00 o'clock p.m. on January1
1961 for the furnishing and delivering
of one 7j-passenger school bus according
lo conditions and specifications on file
at the above address. Bids will be public
ly opened at a special meeting of the
Board al Klamath Union High School on
January 23, 1961 at 7:30 p.m. Tha Board
reserves the right to accept any or re
icct an dim,
H. B. Ashley. Clerk
im,
December 16, 30. January 13.
No. 59115
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
In the Matter of tha Estate of
NAOMI GRIZZLE, Deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
signed Administrator ol the Estate of Na
omi Grlnle, deceased, will from and after
February 4. 1961. at 10 o'clock A.M. at
the office of Chatburn it Brlckntr, Mer
rill. Oregon, proceed to sell at private
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, In
one lot, the following described real and
personal property of said estate, situated
in Klamath county, Oregon:
The N'i ef Lot 43 Of FAIR ACRES SUB
DIVISION NO. 1, as designated on the
Official Plat thereof now on tile In the1
office of tho County Clerk of Klamath
County, Oregon, together with tho follow
Ing furniture In tha dwelling on said
land j davenport with chair, old rocker,
small end table, china cabinet. Autogas
heater, floor lamp, Ward's Radio, Ward'i
9 Cu. ft. electric refrigerator, dining la
bio with 4 chairs, gas range with trash
burner, dresser, 2 Iron beds with springs:
ana miiiimih mn i.nin wi urernri,
small clothes cabinet, and 2 kitchen
chairs.
Said sale Is being made pursuant to an
order of the above entitled Court, made
and entered January 4, 1961, and sublect
to confirmation of sale by said Court,
Dated and tint published January a,
1941.
(s) Albert L. Wagner
Administrator,
Merrill, Oregon
No, 427, Jan. 6, 13, 20, 7.
, No. 40-31
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In lha Matter ef lha Eslata of DEL
PHIA L. HOYT. Dacaasad.
Nollca la hereby glvan that I hava matt
my llnat account as axacutor of tha
Estata of Dalphia L. Hoyt. dacaasad, and
thai lha court has sat January 74. mi,
at tha hour of 10:00 a.m.. as the tlma
tor tha hearing of oblecllons to said final
account and settlement inereot.
Dated this Oecember 23. 190.
RALPH O. HOYT
Executor
O'NEILL a. MCLAREN
Attorneys tor executor f
No. 17, Dec. 23. 30, Jan. a, ra.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF MEMBERS OF FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF KLAMATH FALLS
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
NOTICE Is hereby given thai tha an.
nual meeting of the members of First
Federel Savings and Loan Association of
Klamath Falls will be held at the home!
dike ol tha association al 540 Main
Street. Klamath Falls. Oregon at two
o'clock In the afternoon on the 11th day
ot January. 1961 lor the purpose of elect
ing three directors and for tha transac-
Hon of such business as may properly
come before the mealing.
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KLAM
ATH FALLS
BY: VAN S. MOLLISON, Secre
tary
No. alt, Jan. e. 11.
No. 40-14
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In the Metier of the Eslata ot
MARIE YOUNG, also known as Mary
Ann Youna. Deceased.
Notice is nereoy given met we unaer-
stoned has filed his Final Account as
administrator ol the Estate ol Maria
Young, also known as Mary Ann Young,
deceased, and that the Court has set
February 15, !!, al the hour ol 10:00
a.m., as lha time for the heoring of Ob.
lections to said final account and settle
ment thereof.
NOTICE
ngnf nuns noi asswrnni vj
oremlses
Jo.tssari
, 1.733.02.J2
. 041.13153
. 744.771 15
. 59.947.85
. 544.947.15
. 3309J554
19.133.19
SJ JS1.tSl.11
11.7211
1.377.914 J4
ACCOUNTS
150 (W.M
50 OCX) no
37.417 98
Kt.m.H
10th day sf Jan . 1941. M commission
R. P. Laudenachlager, Notary Public
LEGAL NOTICE
M Mill January It, INI.
Thomai B. Yaa
Admlnistrator
O'Neill a mclahen
Attorneys for admlniltrator
No. til. Jan. U 30. 11, Fab. t.
No. 40-41
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH
In tna Malltr of the Eitata of
GEORGE TOMLENOVICH. Deceased.
Nollca l hertoy givan mat I have filed
my Final Account as administrator of tha
Estata of Gaorga Tomlanovich, dacaasad.
and thai tna Court has sat Fabruary
13, 1961. at tha hour of 10:00 a.m., as
tha tlma for tha hearing of objections to
said Final Account and settlement ineraoi,
Oated this January i irei.
MATT THOMAS
Administrator
O'NEILL A MCLAREN
I Attorneys for administrator
NO. OU. Jan. 13. JO. 11, ran. 4.
January It, IMI
PUBLIC .
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT oDDlicotion was mod
on th 19th day of Decern,
ber, 1 960 by the Western
Union Teleflraph Company to
the Federal Communications
CcOimission to discontinue
their telegraph office located
in the Great Northern Rail
way Company's depot in Ma
lin. Oregon.
If application is granted,
substitute service will bt
ovailoble by telephone
through the Western Union
Telegroph Company's office
In Klamath Falls, Oregon, or
neorest open Western Union
office.
Any member of the public
desirinq to protest or sup
port the closing of this of
fice may communicate in
writing with the Federal
Communications Commission.
Washington 25, D. C, on or
before February 2, 1961.
No. 638, Jonuory 13-20
Herald & Nowi
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fUNIRAL HOMIi
CHAIR'S Memorial Chapel. 53
TU 4-3454. Parking lot available.
WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home. 5
High street. Phone tu 2-4404.
MUTING NOTICES 1
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION
Klamath Lodge No
77 AF & AM. Friday
evening January 1 3th,
'ijv p.m. uirx
E. A. Degree,
All
Moster Mosons welcome.
Al Schrieber, W.M.
Naomi Shrine No. 5, White Shrine
of Jerusalem, meets
the second Saturday
each month at the
Masonic Temple
Luello Chilcote, WHP
H Frank McCornock, WOS
Marion A. Pratt, W. Scribe
LOST A FOUND
LOST KU senior class ring engraved
'OL" 1961. TU 2-5124 after s p.m.
lost, viclnllv Portland and Eldorado,
dog's harness with license 188 and rabies
tag. Reward, tu 4-22.
LOST, girl's glasses, brown and white
frames, between 11th St. and Falrvtow
School. TU 2-0360.
PERSONALS
WATKINS PRODUCTS. TU 4-7831.
FULLER BRUSH SERVICE
Norm Paup. 2011 Wantland. TU 4-7504.
THE CHARM CENTER
New location, 1414 Oregon Ave., TU 4-4367
LICENSED homa for aged. TU 23165.
KLAMATH Beauty College, for appoint
ment call TU 2-1411. 124 NO. 4th.
PUBLIC CHARITY SUVICtS 7
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, phone TU
7-5740 or P.O. Box 204. Also friendly help
for the families of alcoholics.
!wnrllk. - m.. a nw iik nMiina rnn.
f MfLnttaii advice may contact Miss Pruitt,
catholic Charities. 27$ W. Broadway. Eu
gene, Oregon. Phone 5-3442.
HILP WANTID, MALI 1
BOYS!
EARN
EXTRA
MONEY
AFTER SCHOOL
SELLING
THE
HERALD & NEWS!
DOWNTOWN
AFTER SCHOOL
CONTACT
HERALD & NEWS
CIRCULATION DEPT.
Main at Esplanade
TU 4-8111
shvicis
PAINTING. Interior ant) anterior.
loneblt rales. Phone TU MS2S.
ONE hour dry cleaning, no extra charge.
S and H Green Stemps. Free pickup
and delivery. Broadway Cleaners, South
aiatn near son Bazaar.
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS
im So. 4th TU 7S77!
EDUCATIONAL
11
PIANO STUDENTS, ALL GRADES.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER. TU 4J049.
HELP WANTED. MALI
u
CONTRACT TRUCKMEN make It's.
Trailer furnished. II over 22 write MAY-
FLOWER Bo 107, Indianapolis 4. Ind.
SITUATIONS WANTIO .... II
CARPENTER work, all kinds. Camenti
lounoations. Reasonable. References. TU
2-53M.
IRONING. Good,
TU 3-5241.
fast, pickup, delivery.
WANTED
3-1771.
baby sitting anytime. TU
ADULT BABY SITTER
PHONE TU 4-17
IRONING, washing. Excellent work
Pickup, deliver. TU 4-9434.
WILL do typing In my home. TU 3-4317.
CHILD care day or week, south suburbs.
inquire .y. ueiiie.
ROOMS FOR RENT
22
BOARD, ROOM, GENTLEMEN.
IVU4 ELDORADO
.uwui.r,i.L.rii,u rooms JVJ3-WJU. Sieep
IrVfl rnnml 7 uui Til e j.a
ROOM, BOARD. G ENT1Te M E N.
1607 CRESCENT
CLEAN, heated, quiet.
2 blocks from
main. 607 High St.
PflfiAA mnrt pumi-Mj u...i.l ..a '.r
.... nWi Kin.! mii. v rati
flc Terrace.
ROOM And IVlJirrf fnr uinrlrlnn eveoe. CM
Mi. WV
ANCHOR Hnfel. rlj.n ..4..
T.V., t leva tor and cafe. 338 So. ith.
ROOMS, cabins, reasonable. Ernit's Ho-
OJIJO, am. IU 2-3325,
MEN, clean, very reasonable, cooking.
ij nij. ura, iu 4-WJ.
LOVELV PfinAAt. ri fltc im Dunue
TU 4.5.
trance. Parking. Men. 136 N. 3rd.
STEAM HEATED, CLEAN, QUIET.
CLOSE IN. TU 2-0214.
WHOLESOME clean environment. Court
View. 112 South Third.
APARTMEMTS FOR RENT 24
FURNISHED 2 room apartment suitable
Oflor 2 persons. W0 Owens. TU 4-5M9.
FURNISHED one room aoartmant. un
Utilities paid. 4i No. 10th.
SUBURBAN turn hravw. H,.ni.w
Weill carai in iiw twi rnnm Ain
room, one bedroom. Also drapes. tovel,0f' W"w. Close in. TU 4-Mla after 4
and refrigerator.
Call
TU 4-S390. NO I
small children or
pets.
COZY 3 room furnished apt. Washing fa-
uimcj. no peis. aquiis. iu 4-e4i.
DOWNTOWN bachelor apartment. Steam
neat, iu 4-m.
THREE room furnished apt. Adults only,
2 12 Orchard. Inqu i re 2037 Radcliffe.
two room furnished apartment. $40l
mown. IU 2-4122.
CLEAN furnished apt. Three blocks from
wain, jjj ao. nth.
EWAUNA-DOWNTOWN
Klamath's most modern, furnished
219 So. Hth, TU 2-1062, TU 4-449
FURNISHED apts., S50.
LARK APARTMENTS
TU 2-3471
FURNISHED apts. 431 Wash Ina ton. Wa
ter and garbage paid. TU 4-5449.
UNFURNISHED apt. Heat, hot and cold
water and oarbaoe service Included with
rent, una oiock north from Montgomery
warn, rnone iu 4-ttyj.
ROOMY Vi bedroom ant. Mills Addition.
Everything furnished 165. Prefer adults
wnn references, tu 4-6574 afternoons.
ATTRACTIVE, modern, furnished
bedroom apt. Water. - garbage paid. TU
wu.
suburban, furnished, clean, 3 warm
rooms, 145. Yard. Parking. TU 4-9012.
4-9012.
REASONABLE. Furnished aoartmanti.
iman nouses, inquire sib High.
FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED
Adults. No pets. 624 Mitchell.
LARGE one bedroom duplex, private bath,
afja leaar ana nign.
WALNUT Apts. Steam heat,
utilities
furnished, close In. 415 Walnut.
LARGE 3 room furnished aot. S35. Larae
furnished aot.. wall to wall caroet. hook no
for automatic washer and dryer, 160
monlh. Unfurnished I'l bedroom house
S5D. TU 2-6491.
COMFORTABLE clean furnished apt. Util
ities paid. 126 North 3rd.
FURNISHED 2 bedroom apartment. All
electric, no children between 3 and
years. No pets. $40 mo. TU 4-6274.
FURNISHED 3 room close in $45. 330,
Broad. TU 2-9385.
FURNISHED apt. 3 rooms, bath, garage.
private entrance, couple. TU 2-1214.
NATURAL hot water heated. Adults onlv.
one bedroom unfurnished, utilities paid.
TU 4-6287.
equippea. Launary facilities. Adults only.
No pets. 915 Lincoln.
WILL sub-lease completely and beautifully
furnished one bedroom apartment, ground
floor, to single person or couple. $75.
No pets. No drinking. TU 2-1126 early
mornings or evenings.
NEWLY decorated 1 bedroom apts. Brand
new furniture. TU 4-6732. 830 Prospect.
LARGE unfurnished two bedroom. Newly
decorated, close tn. 165. TU 4-5111, TU
4-6966.
$42.50, heat aid. Furnished, small. Whole
some, clean environment. 112 So. 3rd.
FURNISHED bachelor apartment. Nice.
clean, close in. TU 4-5111 or TU 4-6966.
CLOSE In. Bachelor apartment. Hot
wafer heat. 1842 Esplanade. TU 2-6005.
CLEAN, modern, completely furnished
four room apartment. 206) White.
ROOSEVELT APARTMENTS
2036 LEROY
Furnished one bedroom apartment. Ga
rage, hot water heat, Hot Springs area.
Adults. TU 2-1749.
FURNISHED apt. near Weyerhaeuser.
Steam heat, utilities turn. UO. TU 4-1313.
7TH and Pine. Lovely, furnished, free
lull Arf.illa - uihW ....... nMlk-
ly. Alpha Apts. TU 4-4522. TU 4-5010.
TWO bedroom furnished. 501 Market,
4-5493, TU 7-lSn.
TWO bedrooms.
Nicely furnished. Phone
TU 4-9S76.
SMALL clean apartments, close In.
Util-
Hies furnished. 433 North 10th.
FURNISHED one bedroom. Water, oar.
bage paid. Washing lacliltles. TU 4-5334.
FURNISHED downtown apt. Parking!
space. Sou. tu 44300 or tu 4-8836.
FURNISHED-three room, private
trance and bath. S35. TU 2-4390.
RICKFALLS
APARTMENTS
One end two-bedroom. Furnished or semi,
furnished.
FROM S49.M to S99.50
1MO Shasta Way TU 7 5577
CASCADE
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
1 2-Bedroom Elevator
Heat Disposal Storage
F ree pa rk i no N ea r Downtown
SS5 per month and up I
3M So. 11th TU 4-7M5
SHASTA VIEW
APARTMENTS
One and two bedroom apartments, fur
nished or unfurnished; three bedroom
apartments, unfurnished.
PRICES RANGE FROM 134 TO SM
Disposal, water, garbage nd permanent
maintenance inciuoeei.
OFFICE HOURS 1 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
Monday thrtwgh Frrtay
1437 WASHBURN WAY TU 4-K77
FOR RENT OR LEASE
1 bedroom apartment. Hot Springs
FrlQdaire and rengt
M9.30 $750
No pets, please
For apoeintmenl call:
JAMES F. STILWELL & CO.
Realtors
Phnnt- TU 4-JJM r 41U
HOUSIS FOR HINT
24
THREE bedroom pertteMv furnished
hxise. Nice netghberhood, dose tn. 150.
ltto Main.
HERALD AND
PAGE II
HOUSIS FOR HINT
Si
CLEAN modern 7 bedroom, partly fur.
nisned, tig. TU 4.3411.
furnished I bedroom house. NO
Owens. TU 4-53
ONE bedroom unfurnished. Lerge yard.
Garage, welkin cooler, washroom. TU
24141.
UNFURNISHEO three bedroom, electric
heel. Close to Allemont School. TU 2-421'.
ONE bedroom partly furnished
close In, seO month. TU 4-4217.
ONE bedroom partially furnished house.
313 Mertin. tu t-isf.
HOUSE FOR RENT CLOSE IN, PHONE
TELL everyone about your Business
Service with e low cost Want Ad. Dial
TU 4-1111 to start yours.
CLEAN furnished one bedroom cabin.
Owner 2053 Eberleln. TU 4-4392. S3S.
REDECORATED five room duplex. Ap
pliances, garage, downtown. Adults. TU
4-JTSI,
ATTRACTIVE furnished duplex.
clow in, ao j lis only. TU 2-317.
ONE bedroom furnished duplex. Adults.
NO OOgS. KO. TU 4-4211.
FURNISHED one bedroom house,
Delaware, phono TU 2-474.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex en
California Ave. Mf.SO. TU t-3843 days,
TU 4-W64 evenings.
THREE bedroom, carpel, storm windows,
insulated, electric heat, MS.00. TU 4-S5I6.
NICE two bedroom unfurnished house.
Water paid. 0. One bedroom furnished,
. TU 4-1261.
THREE room furnished, clean. Water
garbage paid. TU 4-6626.
ONE bedroom furnished duplex neai
Roosevelt School. Water furnished. TU
ifl4M.
ONE bedroom unfurnished. Appliances.
fireplace. Adults. No pels. TU 4-4667.
UNFURNISHED one bedroom. Heat,.
waier paio. m Hign. TU 4-35V3,
THREE bedroom house, clean, wall to
wan carpe? throughout, fireplace. Mills
AOdition. si 10. mo. Phone TU 2-46M
4-7473.
COMPLETELY redecorated two bedroom
unrurnisnea house. $70. N ee vard. iaoo
Austin, iu 4-4)2i weekdays before s.
FURNISHED one bedroom, Wocus. Wa.
ler, garoage. Electric heat, S50. TU 4-9497.
UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom duplex. Wa
ter, natural hot water heat, dlsoosal serv.
ice, electric range, garage with storage
space, laundry facilities included. Phone
ays i u a-wiii, evenings tu 4-4611.
THREE room duplex, 45. Cabin 120.
aiso apanmenr. tu 4-m.
MODERN, furnished
home. TU 2-1787.
three bedroom
SMALL furnished house. Garaae. vard.
close in, clean, 13750. TU 4-8773.
utruiootn uupiu. arovv. riir lateral
NEWLY remodeled furnished one
room home. TU 4-3243.
MODERN clean unfurnished one bed
room. Hot water heal. Close in. Adults.
TU 4-49.
ATTRACTIVE, clean three bedroom home
Mills Addition. MO month. Sanders Real
Estate, TU 4-7521.
FURNISHED two bedroom. S55. See at
2132 orchard weekend.
THREE rooms, furnished. Adults. Phone,
TU 4-4394. 930 E. Main.
U N FURNISH ED two bedroom home, guest
room above garage, $90. TU 4-7311 or see
at 1430 Lookout.
FURNISHED, roomy, two bedroom home.
Hot Springs Add'n. TU 4-4537.
CLEAN three rooms. Lights,
furnished. $75. 235 Alameda.
CLEAN 2 bedroom house. Stoves,
frigerator furnished. Large yard. 4010
Aitamont. $50. Inquire 3938 Altamont.
FOR rent with option new three bedroom.
partially or unfurnished, house, Mills
Addition. Electric neat, owner transferred.
Available Immediately. TU 2-5713.
ONE bedroom house furnished.
Chelsea Addition $30 mo. TU 2-4550.
TV.
MISC. PROPERTY TO LET 27
BUSINESS location for rent,
East Main or TU 2-0125.
OFFICE suite. Drew's Manstore.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
28
WANTED to lease with option to buv.
Cattle, grain ranch or combination ot
Doin. scott oarby, 3625 Ross Lane. Med
ford, Oregon. SP 3-2381.
HAVE qualified cash buver for aood 2
bedroom with party room or 3 bedroom
up to $15,000. Any good area. Needs
possession by February 10. Vernon Du
rant. Realtor, TU 4-9833, TU 4-7923, TU
Z-057.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
30
FOR sale by owner 2 bedroom home,
10 electric heat, $6,800. Small down pay
ment. See 2221 Darrow. TU 44856 days or
u 4020 evenings.
SALE or trade $2,000 equity in three
oearoom home with basement apt. Close
to Academy. Full price $7,200. TU 4-3973
anytime.
ELDORADO Blvd., 3 bedroom home.
Builtin range, oven. Fireplace, family
room, (.ompact yard. 16,900. TU 2-3759.
DESIRABLE home In restricted area,
Ideal arrangement for two families, each
having two bedrooms and fult bath. See!
to appreciate. Phone TU 4-9516 after
THREE bedroom home on one acre, 2
car garage, work shop, large yard, fruit
trees. Fenced and cross fenced. 4430 Bil
bos. Full price $9750.
TWO bedroom. Yalta Gardens, low in
terest loan, minimum down, TU 2-2893.
NEW four bedroom house. Three car
garage. Cheap. Ill Trinity.
SOLID clean 2 bedroom home. Automatic
heat, basement, garage, glassed den. S500
down. Payments like rent. TU 4-9254.
FOUR bedroom, 2 baths, family room.
2 fireplaces, dining room, G.E. air con
ditioning summer and winter, Moyina
Heights. Price $34,ooo. Assume 5 per cent
loan. TU 4-5410.
ATTRACTIVE two bedroom house 20201
Garden Avenue near Mills School. Will
sell eau tv. vou assume oayments on
present contract. TU 2-2179.
MY equity li
4131 Douglas.
Income property.
TU 2-4117.
11SM.
BUYERS and SELLERS!
There 'are six competent salesmen to help
you solve your real estate prob
, ..
m'
DEANE SACHER
REALTORS
Licensed OregonCallfornia Brektr
103? Main St. TU 4-4137
Are you looking for a home, lot to build
on or small Business? if so, we nave
soma nice two, three and four bed
room homes for sale.
If you are planning to build, wa have
several good view lots.
Also, have a good store building with;
raa etnm tn riAsvnlnsavn rtwiwr !
will sell on contract.
SOUTHERN OREGON
REALTY and INSURANCE
11f So. th St.
TU 3-44 H
Mrs. Oel Malont
Bob Jonas
TU 3-4320
TU J-Ot?)
STILWELL & CO. Presents:
A TRULY FINE HOME
BRAND NEW. The paint it hardly dry.
in Eldorado Heights, the finest, new-
est part of town. 3 large bedrooms'
with oversiied wardrobe closets. Cer
amic tiled bath, with shower. i beth-i
dressing room off master bedroom.
Beautiful sandstone circulating fire1
Dlace. Hum rnmhinftfin fumllw a-Jin.
Ing room, with sliding glass doors
to covered concrete patio. Natural"1
finish kitchen with built-in range
oven, dishwasher & disposal. Double
garage. Everything heavily insulated,
fully automatic heat. The contractor
Is selling this one at a loss price
of SII.500. Can be handled for 10
per cent down, long term loan.
Shown by appointment only.
STILWELL & CO,
Reattors
51 Main Street TU 4-3311 or TU 4-1545
Eventnos Call;
Bruce b mk lev
TU 4-J4H
Don Sloan
TU 4-a;vernen purent
NEWS, Klamatk Falls, Ore.
REAL ESTATE FOR AH 30
FIVE room house. Wall to wall carpet.
Knotty pine kitchen. One block from Pt II-
can tcnooi. i u
NEARLY new large 3 bedroom home,
119,000, Moyina Heights. TU 4-9126 or
P.O. BOX U. maun.
available Jan. 14th, 3 bedroom, auto-
matic neat, sewer. 3917 Frieda.
SEE THIS
Newer I bedroom noma now. Approxi
mately 1400 sq. ft. plus petlo. Fenced
rear yard, convenient tioor pian. cwiwni
Nertn side location. Prica S13. .00. Vary
easy terms.
Two bedroom. I' 40- trailer bouse, on
1.1 .era. Maaked ua to sewer, city water
and antenna. Buy trailer and rent lot lor
UO.OO mo. Wlh House, douoie garage,
lawn and trees. Will consider trades. Full
price S3.450.00.
STILES REALTY
IM Soum Ninth $1. Phone TU 1-4740
Fred Tucker. Evas.
TU 4-M42
TU 4-W04I
Homer Stiles. Evas.
SUMMERS LANE. New three bedroom
home. Large living room with hardwood
floors. Attractive fireplace, dining room,
kitchen. Hi baths. Large attractive cor-'
ner lot. Nicely fenced .for safety and I
baautv. Selllns for only 120,000. 14,000
down and balance on easy terms. i
MeKINLEY ST. It's lust hard to beilevel
That a home as nice as this one. is
to be sold, for such a reasonable price.
Three full bedrooms, large, attractive liv-
Ina rdam with dandv fireolace. Separate
dining room adjacent to a well planned
Kitchen, snower ana cam, tun Dasemvni.
Heated by an efficient hot air furnace.
Within easy walking distance of town.
Selling for only I9,50. S.,000 down, n
per month.
i
3000 ACRES, early spring and summer
pasture. Lots ot water. About 1,000 acres
of timber land. All selling for only S30
an acre. $10,000 down, balance on easy
terms.
240 ACRE RANCH, ISO acres under dry1
and cultivation. Has aood well tor arm
ing water, two bedroom home. This home
Is not modern. This property very rea
sonably priced at S32,ooo, is per ceni
down. Balance on easy terms.
MIDLAND EMPIRE j
REALTY 1
CLEM LESUEUR, Broker
1006 Moin TU 2-3471
Clifford Shuck, Slsmn. TU 4-6369
Ideal homes lies, 400x360 let. Water and
sewer handy. Near South Sixth Street.
Attractive two bedroom, large living room
with fireplace, utilities in Kttcnen, nara-
wood floors. Insulated, located on 92x300
lot. M250. Terms.
80 acres Langell Valley. 25 acres in alfal.
fa, balance pasture. Two bedroom home,
lots of good outbuildings. Water less than
$4.00 per acre. Would handle up to 50
head of stock. Will trade for larger place
in or around the Appiegate country.
SANDERS
REALTOR
1J1J Main Sf. TU 4-7511
TU 1-011 or Matin 733-2204
OPEN!
OPEN!
OPEN!
. , every Saturday and Sunday from
m tA t n m. iust for vour con
venience. Inspect, compare and decide
for vourself the values offered In our
SCOTT BUILT HOMES
3-bedroom homes for
as little as
$370 DOWN
30 year Insured FHA Loans
Just follow the "Model Home" signs from
the corner of Summers Lane and Bris
tol. Immediate possession. Enloy your
new home for the Holidays.
M &S
REALTY, INC.
339 East Main TU 2-4646
Paul McAfee & Associates,
Realtors
SALES STAFF
Civile Williams TU 4 U734
George R. Overmire tu 2-3053
FIRST SHOWING
North Hills Homes
ONE BLOCK OFF NEVADA AVE.
All Three Bedrooms
Buittin Oven & Range
Forced Air Heat
Hardwood Floors
Fireplaces
Model Home 2 1 87 Kiln St.
OPEN TO PUBLIC
Saturday & Sunday .
1 1 A.M. TO 3 P.M.
Robert E. Holl, Builder
SUBURBAN HOME
one-naif acre, large 5 room noma. Large
ing room with circulating fireplace.
"uo' g.rogc, .run n.r,
oort. Outside fireplace. Barn and
store room. Lawn, fruit and shido trees.
Pasture grass. Price $13,250. Terms to be
arranged. - - .
NEAR MILLS SCHOOL
5 five room houses on one lot. 1 block
from Mills School. Oil heat, stoves in
cluded in price. Immediate possession.
Priced for quick sale S7500. $1000 Down,
Balance by the month.
SUBURBAN
One-half acre, 3 room modern house.
Large garage. Large shade trees. Land
In pasture grass. Price $2750. Terms.
HOT SPRINGS
fa,u immI knu In a ) Kaswirnnm hum. '
fireplace, full basement. Immediate pos-1
session. For further information call the -
BARN H ISEL AGENCY
Fred Coter Eves. 4-3593
Telephone TU J-3441
END THAT SEARCH!!
nil TT AN RING four bedroom suburban
home on large lot. Excellent construc
tion and In too condition, walk in cold
room. Extra large kitchen and utility, two
baths, double garage. Only $15,490.
Terms.
NEAT two bedroom home on large beau
tifuily landscaped tot. Concrete founda-
tion. space to buitd on portion of lot. i
wng tot Mv3U. Oflwn ra immw
late possession.
113 ACRES near Malm. 97 acres Irrigat
ed. Good two bedroom home. 9000 sack
potato cellar and other outbuildings. A
real buy at SJ6.000. Terms. J
NORTH SIDE
ImmOiil ta MtiMiiVi ntn
excellent 3 bedroom home tn LIKE
NEW condition. Concrete foundation.
fenced yard, garage. For quick sale,
S7350. Terms.
VERNON DURANT
REALTOR 4 INSURANCE
KSO Se S'.ttl
Ph. TU 4 UM er TU MH
EVENINGS
Jpe Leonard
Soft Wright
TU 153
tu i-mi
TU 1HU
TU 4-7!)
TU i-4ll
M E- "Hanli" Keller
Jennny Fosne
Friday, atoruay a, im,
RIAL ISTATf Mil t.U
DO BETTER
Whan purehaXnt (arm, your homa af
building 1st.
8EI EVERETT FIKIT
EVERETT DENNIS
Realtor
lew Esplanade Ph. TU 44at
iV IMMEDIATE SALE
REQUIREDII Owner asking SZt.ooo, wiln
iust S3.000 for complete equity. But
INSPECT THIS LOVELY NORTHSIDB
3 BEDROOM COLONIAL STYLE FtM.
ILY HOME; see its many attractive
ealures lor yourself AND MAKE ul
AN OFFER FOR EQUITY; assume ex.
sting FHA loen with no new loan coils.
CALL NOW lor all facts.
iV CLOSE-IN
Solidly-built 2 bedroom home, easy
walking distance to downtown. Academy,
grade and high schools. Futt masonry
basement with extra room and u,-!.
of storage. Attached garage. BEST YET,
rrtH.e nAS just Bt EN GREATLY RE
DUCEO TO JUST $8,750; excellent terms.
V IT'S UNIQUE!!
NEWER SOUTH SUBURBAN 2 bedroom
home, priced right for you at just $6,500
with $950 down and easy monthly pay
ments. Newer home area, Ferouson
School district. Large living room, auto
malic heat, insulated. Some furniture nA
appliances Included, too.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
' REALTORS SINCE 1909
SEE US FOR INSURANCE, TOO
11 N. 9th St. Ph. TU 4-77H
Sales Personnel:
Bill Chilcote Ph. TU 4-3281 Evet,
Ed Chilcote, Associate Broker
Bob Chilcote, Broker
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 32
GROCERY, 2 bedroom apartment, rea
sonable rent. Write Herald News, Bo4
557C.
FOR rent excellent location tor barber
shop or beauty parlor, will help right
person get starled. TU 4-4880.
FOR sale complete beauty shop. Includes
stock and equipment. Call Merrill 79a
5711, 798-5744.
WILL sell my lease 14 unit housekeeping
apt. Ideal for colored couple. Write P.O.
Box 834.
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FINANCIAL - LOANS
34
LOANS For imill, short ttrm powtv
brofctr loons, too Cottr's Exchanot, H
Kiamam avmim, pnono tu 4-7110.
SHOP from your ohont by scanning tha
Want Ada.
WANTED 1 1 5.000 for expansion. pef
cent Interest guaranteed, more on tontj
term. Consider partnership closed corpor
ation basis or give first mortgage. $5V
000 security, businesses now operating.
Private parties write Hera Id and News
Box 559C.
HEDGE YOURSELF
against Inflation! Sea about REAL ES
TATE INVESTMENTS AT -
DEANE SACHER
REALTOR
Licensed OreooivCalifornia Broker
1037 Main St. TU 4-417'
NOW! Charge the
real thing . . . MONEY
: at "MONEYLAND"
PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL
LOANS
I I I
Pf
Borrow Now Pay totr
121 So. 9th TU 4-8128
j Equitable Loans-
REFINANCE your present mortaaae or
contract and pay current obligations id
iuii. fcuu itaoLc has plenty of mon?
available tor refinancing loans. Set us tor
complete details.
Cosh For Contracts
We have clients tor purchase of youf
reai tsiaie coniraci or mortaaae at con
ventional discounts. See us at once.
CHILCOTE & SMITH
Realtors
lit N. 9th St. Phone TU 4-7771
Debt Takes A
HOLIDAY
Only that is .
When you don't have scattered bills. Get
off to a fresh start In 1961 get cesli
here . . . make only one monthly pay
ment. Reasonable rates, quick friendly
service.
FOR READY CASH
See "Chuck" Bailey
THE
LOAN ARRANGER
We Finance New & Used Con
Furniture Note
Automobile
Convenient Location
Convenient to Borrow
Convenient to Pay
Private Auto Sales Financed
Locally Owned
Motor
Investment Co.
531 So. 6th
TU 4-778S
BUILDING . REMODELING 3
LIGHT INSULATION
Newsoaoer page mats suitable for rouafl
insulation, as outbuildings, pipes, tanks,
attics; newspaper page slie, two cents
cn Herald and News, 1301 Esplanade.
FUEL HEATING
31
CUSTOM CUT FIRE WOOD.
ANYTIME.
WOOD CUT TO ORDER
SIS cord delivered. TU 2-0147.
BODY fTTvc)Ct,r4r50"cord.TU
no Saturday calls please.
(PINE milt blocks, M.25 cord, u-haul,
-3iM. iiis-r oroiners.
CALL CLIFF YADEN
Presto Logs & Healing 0i
Metered Propane Sales
S & H Green Stamps
34 hours 2540 South S'XtH
TU 4-3641 and TU 3-9260
Open
(""lOAl
-V-rM-
Standard Fuel Oils, selected mill
H ,vL- P,..iH I j
I'iki. P'! Logs and
GOLD BOND STAMPS
PEYTON & CO.
835 Market St.
TU 4-5149
t-t"tssssssiissaTsss
GOOD THINGS TO IA1 3f
GOOD Russet potatoes tv grower, tl oer
sac. TUIa. TU 2-We.
CUSTOM lwtenerlrcuHiiw7Sretinif.
curing. Beef, oorlt wholesale. Grigsbv'a
Smokehouse. Old Midland Rd. Tu 3-04S.
(oati rati Saisrti Hobbies
THREE months old three Quarter Pe
hlngese. One Quarter Pomeranian miaa....
Call TU MISl or TU 4-4W.
Pomeranian Duooies". One female, S3lT
One male. S4S. AUC. TU 4-S7IS
champion sired Welsh terrier pvopi'ea.