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THE NEWS AM) TrTB HERAI.P. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
April
1841
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Mabketi and inancUal
RALLY PUSHES
STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, April 19 MV
The stock market took another
nip of rallying stimulant today
and favorites bounded as much
as a point or so before the
affect of the potion tapered.
Transfers were around 300,
000 shares.
Credit for the extension of
Monday's belated comeback was
given mainly to settlement of
the soft coal strike through in
tervention of the president This,
brokers said, offset to a con
siderable extent persistent bear
ishness over the war news and
the lookout for burdensome
taxes. Moderately optimistic
business indicators also were
helpful.
Stocks up most of the session
Included U. S. Steel, Bethlehem.
Santa Fe, Southern Pacific.
Great Northern, Atlantic Coast
Line, Gulf Mobile & Ohio pre
ferred. Union Carbide, Air Re
duction, Loft, N. Y. Shipbuild
ing, Texas Corp., Standard Oil
of Cal, J. C. Penney. United
Aircraft, S perry. Sears Roe-
buck. U. S. Rubber and J. 1. 1
Case. Nickel Plate preferred
touched a new high for the
year.
Today's quotations:
Air Reduction 371
Al Chem tc Dya 1471
American Can
Allis-Chalmers
251
80 1
Ane Car & Fdy
25J
- 61
- 131
37
153
68
41
Si
- 231
4i
271
2i
- 131
34!
701
.. 131
191
18i
Am Rad Sta San -
Am Roll Mills
Am Smelt & Ref
Am Tel & Tel
Am Tob "B"
Am Water Works
Am Zinc Y & S
. Anaconda ,
A Armour HI , .
Atchison
4, Aviation Corp
i Bald Loco
t Bendix Avia
Beth Steel
Boeing Airp .
Borden
Borge-Wamer
FAVORITES UP
German Army Team 'Mops Up' in
Radioed from Berlin, this picture shows, according to a German-censored
Infantrymen on a mop-up de tall "somewhere to
Mars Now Turns Eyes Toward Franco's Spain
Consolidating conquests In the Balkansi Hitler now It rumored making new demands on Spain for
passage of troops and arms for long-expected attack on British citadel, Gibraltar. Man who'll give
answer Is Generalissimo Francisco Franco, shown here on reviewing stand, third from left. In new
picture just arrived in America. Tanks are passing before him in celebration of Day of Victory of
Franco's Spanish rebels. .
1
51
Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific
Cat Tractor
121
31
- 40J
21i
381
- 581
- 2i
10
Celanese
Chcs & Ohio
Chrysler
Col Gas St El
Com'l Solvents
Comm'nw'lth St Sou
Consol Aircraft ...
Consol Edison
Consol Oil
Cont'l Can
Corn Products ....
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright
I
252
. li
. 5i
. 341
451
. in
81
69
1401
126
11
291
36
38
121
17
261
101
8
91
44
28
641
2
Doug Aircraft
Dupont De N .....
Eastman Kodak
El Pow & Lt
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Gt Nor Ry pfd
Greyhound
Illinois Central
Insp Copper
Int Harvester
Int Nick Can
Int Pap & P pfd
Int Tel St Tel
Johns Manville
581
321
321
22
301
311
4
161
13
171
151
121
131
13
61
71
71
Kennecott ....
Lib O Ford
Lockheed
Loew's
Montgomery Ward
Nash-Kelv
Nat l Biscuit
Nat l Dairy Prod
Nat'l Dist
National Lead
N Y Central
No Am Aviation
North Amer Co
Northern Pacific
Ohio Oil
Otis Steel
Pac Gas & El .
261
- 21
. 101
111
Packard Motor
Pan Amer Airways .
Paramount Pic
Penney (J O
Penna R R
781
24
261
391
521
231
24
Phelps Dodge .
Phillips Pet .
Proctor 4 Gamble
Pub Svc N J
Pullman
Radio
311
Rayonier
111
171
81
371
681
121
91
Republic Steel
Richfield Oil ...
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Socony Vacuum
I
Callahan Z L
Calumet Heo
1 s (W
231
. Ill
. 321
. 51
. 201
. 28
. 35
. 51
. 51
. 81
, 371
41
651
131
79
111
371
I
31
63
21
87
521
241
31
201
891
271
Stand Oil Calif
Stand Oil Ind
Stand Oil N J
Stone Webster .
Studebakcr
Sunshine Mining
Texas Corp
Trans-America
Union Carbide .....
Union Oil Calif
Union Pacific
United Airlines .
United Aircraft
United Corporation
United Drug
United Fruit
U S Rubber
U S Rubber pfd
U S Steel
Vanadium
Warner Pictures
Western Union
Westinghousa '
Woolworth
Portland
Produce
PORTLAND. April t AP BCTTKR
Print. A grmd. Kc lb. la parrfcisviit rp
prn, i'e In cartons; K grtJ 36c in prctf
mrnt r -((". ST la carton,
BITTKIIKaT Firt in-!it? natimtita
of 1 pt-r cvnt acidity, JrhTd w trt
land 3u.;c lb.; pmniuro quJit.
num of Ji of 1 pr rrnl niitv. C, -J.-
tb. i alley rutrs an-1 court tnr p. int. rrnti
It or s.ic lb. ; mvnd tjuaiitv, 1 cr&U
uvirr tim nr y - -Ixr.
HAY !M!ini pnem on track.: Alf-lfa.
S". 1. U.7S loo; vit-Trtch, HO Uwt ; W il
UmMte a I ley civcr. i0 too; Umolj.
eastern Orpjon. 917 ton.
IlKKsK SHling pru- to lVrtland r
taikrs; Tiliitm-- triplft. c lb.; kuf.
SS frnta f.o.b. tillamook,
EtiUS Pncrs U prorhtrm: A Itrj.
r; B lart. 21c; A medium, tit; B
iwdliim. 2tV dnx. ; rlm to rtailT. 4c
hirhr for : 5e hishe-r for carton.
LIVK PntLTRV B'ljlrtf price; No.
t rrl Leghorn broiler, 1 j to lb.,
17c; tryrrt under 3 lb., Iv; prin(ir,
1 to 4 h.. 0e; master cwr 4 lb ile:
cororH hu orrr i lb.. I9e; hraj. 4 to
5 lb.. 0e: Leghorn under tb.. H-I4e;
orer 3, lb.. IV lb.; old Poter. Tr lb.
DRKSSFD TI'BKEVS .minI. aetling
priee: hen. TO-Zie lb.
OS ION (irfgtm Danger, repiltr X
i. s lorn ani iarr. sj.r.vs M
lb. ie'.. -w California wax 35 big.
POTATOES xw California Ua$ white.
No. l. i no : grad B iO.ra-M per .VJ
lb. hg. Old rVaehntea 1. JI.S.V1.M;
eleeted Ierhte brand 1. 45; Klamath.
rental; -elected Klamath. $1.54.
nU STRV ME KTS Selm prie to re-
tai!er; ronntrr killed bo. beat buteher.
Its to !W lht IJ-WUc; tealrn, fsnrr.
154-lrV; light, thin. 1-I4e; heaT IS He;
yearling lamb. I S -7c lb. ; 1MI pring
lamfi nomiaallT 19 iv lb.; ew -c lb.;
ood nittr cow. i; iJc lb.; canner cow
111: lb.; bull H-H4e lb.
WOOL 1M1 contract , Or"g"0 raneh
nominal. IS!c lb.; tmo eaitern Oregon
range. Sfl-He lb.; croaahred. M-ASc lb.;
Willamette TalUy ll month. 34 3e lb.
Sou Cal Edison
i Southern Pacific
Sperry Corp
Standard Brands
War-Blighted Jugo-Slavia
Y"1 aW 1
caption, 'nw! crciT aruSeryand
Jugo-Slavla."
3
Carload Potato Shipments
Day of II
Month Season of 1940-41 Season of 1939-40
Apr. to Season Apr. to Season
Apr, Daily Date to Date Daily Data to Data
1 33 35 8322 27 27 6488
2 18 51 8338 37 64 6523
3 49 100 8387 33 99 6360
4 35 135 8422 27 128 6387
8 47 182 8489 33 159 6620
6 I 3 185 8472 35 194 6635
7 I 47 232 8319 3 197 6638
8 34 266 8533 21 2ll 6679 "
9 I 45 311 8598 29 247 6708
10 34 345 8632 27 274" 6733
11 36 381 8668 23 299 6760
la I 40 421 8708 19 318 6779 '
13 I 0 421 8708 17 335" 6796
14 D 30 451 8738 5 340 6801
15 D 37 488 8775 17 357 6818
16 42 530 8817 3 360 6821
17 30 560 8847 8 368 6829
18 33 593 8880 14 382 6843
19 28 621 8908 H 16 398 6859
20 0 621 8908 9 407 6868
21 20 641 8928 3 410 6871
22 22 663 8930 12 422 6883
23 26 689 8978 13 435 6898
24 18 707 8994 10 443 6906
25 10 717 9004 12 457 6918 '
26 TT 728 9013 14 471 6932
27 0 728 "9015 19 490 8951
28 16 744 903 1 4 49A 6955
29 14 508 6969
30 6 514 6973
31
Shipments by Truck
Grand Totals
POTATOES
SAN FRANCISCO. April 29
(A P-USD A) Potatoes: 1 Califor
nia, S Oregon arrived; 7 un
broken, 9 broken cars on track ;
market dull; Oregon Klamath
district Russets No. 1. $1.10-1.23,
occasional car higher; No. 2s,
70-80c.
LOS ANGELES. April 29 (AP
USDA) Potatoes: 3 California,
6 Idaho arrived; IS unbroken, 17
broken cars on track; by truck
23 California, 2 Idaho, 1 Utah
arrived; market dull for old
stock, firm for new stock. No
Oregon quotations.
CHICAGO, April 29 (AP
USDA) Potatoes: Arrivals 93;
on track 373; total US shipments
431; old stock, supplies moder
ate, demand .for Idaho Russets
moderate, market steady; west
ern Triumphs demand moder
ate, market slightly stronger;
northern stock, all varieties, de
mand fairly good, market steady.
Idaho Russet Burbanks US No.
1, $1.40-60; new stock, supplies
moderate, demand for Texas Tri
umphs very good, market strong
er; California Long Whites, de
mand moderate, market slightly
stronger; Texas Bliss Triumphs
50 lb. sacks US No. 1, $1.50-75
per sack; California Long Whites
100 lb. sacks US No. 1, $2.25
2.321 per sack.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. April 29 (AP-US
DA) Hogs: salable and total
400; market unevenly weak to
25c lower; mostly 10-1 5c lower,
quality considered: good 170-200
lb. drive-ins $9.00-10; several
lots good-choice around 180-210
lb. weights $9.10-25; one carload
unsold; medium grades down to
$8.75; 230-270 lb. butchers $8.50
75; light lights mostly $8.50;
medium grades down to $8.00;
packing sows 7.50-8 25; good 111
lb. feeder pigs $9.50; choice
quotable to $10.00 or above.
Cattle: Salable and total 100;
calves salable and total 35; mar
ket steady, few common-medium
steers $8.00-9.50; fairly good fed
steers held above $10.00; strict
ly good lightweight quality to
$11.00; common-medium heifers
$6.75-8.35; odd head beef heif
ers $9.15; good light fed heifers
quotable to $10.25; canncr cut
ter cows $5.00-6.50; fat dairy
cows $7.00-50; good beef cows
salable $8.00-75: medium-good
sausage bulls $8.00-9.10; beef
bulls quotable to $9.25; common
bulls down to $7.25; good-choice
vealers steady at $11.00-12.50;
common-medium grades $7-11.
Sheep: Salable 20; total 350;
market steady; good-choice 77
88 lb. spring lambs $10.50; me
dium grades down to $9.50: few
medium early-shorn lambs $8.00;
good slaughter ewes salable
$3.50-4.00.
WOOL MARKET
BOSTON. Anril 90 (AP.
USDA) Only a few scattered
sales were being closed in the
Boston wool market today.
Graded combing three-eighths
and quarter-blood bright fleece
wool was sold occasionally at
prices ranging 44-46 cents, in
the grease, delivered to users,
for shipment from the country.
Bulk French Pnmhlntf fin tor.
ritory wools. In original bags,
were receiving a very moderate
demand at $1.00-1.02, scoured
basis.
227
741 7202
8. F. LIVESTOCK
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO.
April 29 (P) (Fed. State Market
News) Hogs, salable 400; weak
with yesterday's 15c decline: few
cars 200-215 lb. butches $9.40;
packing sows $7.00-50.
Cattle Salable 50; nominal
bulk steers Monday $10.23-11.25;
few packages heifers $8.50-9.50;
grass cows $8.00; today, largely
nearby she stock; few weighty
Holsteins $7.00-25; cutters $6.00
50; canners $3.00-50; bulls nom
inally $8.00-50; calves salable
none; steady; late Monday; bulk
vealers $12.00-13.00.
Sheep; salable 500; around
steady; 3 decks medium, good
and choice 77-82 lb. lambs
$10.75; sorted 10 per cent shorn
ewes quoted $4 50-5.33.
Sport Briefs
Br EDDIE BRIETZ
NEW YORK. April 29 (The
Special News Service) More
than half of the boys on Snorty
Luster's Oklahoma U. grid squad
are looking for their draft num
bers to go up . . . Did you know
that the only time Whirlaway
whipped Our Boots In four tries
last year was the only race in
which "The Boots" wasn't rid
den by either Carrol Bierman
or Eddie Arcaro? . . . New York
boxing commission is listing
fighters who are consistent los
ers and will revoke their li
censes. Yep, a heap of small
fry managers are mighty Indig
nant and are getting ready to go
on relief . , . First serious foot
ball casualty is Steve Juzwick,
Notre Dame's high scorer last
year, who broke an arm in scrim
mage the other day.
TODAY'S GUEST STAR
Ralph Allen, Toronto Globe
and Mail: "Can it be the Inter
national league is going dramatic
on us? . . . Jersey City's Saturday
battery reads: 'East, Lynn and
Blacmire' . , . Next week: Uncle
Tom s Cabin."
GADDING ABOUT
Harry Stuhldreher already
has picked Minnesota to win the
Big Ten football title again next
year, with Northwestern and
Ohio State second and third . . .
Columbia is looking for some
one to fill the role of Forest
Evashcvski in the forthcoming
movie, 'Tom Harmon of Michi
gan." Well, Ed Trevor of the
Broadway hit, "Lady in the
Dark," is a dead ringer for Eva
shcvski in the face, anyway
. . . Each of the 15 rooms in Joe
Louis' ranch house boasts a juke
box. But that's nothing. When
King Levinsky trained at "Peg's
Haunted House" in Chicago for
his 1935 bout with Louis, the
joint sported 50 slot machines.
ONE-MINUTE INTERVIEW
Dizzy Dean: "There's been
some talk about what I'm a
throwin' this year . . . Well, I
got a slow ball that's so slow the
inficlders can come in and auto
graph it before it gets to the
plate , . . Then the batter's a
swingin' at a souvenir."
TONIGHT'S FIGHT WINNERS
Buddy Walker to outbox
Buddy Knox at Columbus . . .
Harry Jeffra to win as he pleases
over Al Brown at Wilkes-Barrs.
WHEAT INS D01
AFTER FLUCTUATING
CHICAGO. April 29 W De
spite strength in the deferred
contracts, May wheat turned
downward in the final hour
a f t er fluctuating nervously
throughout the session.
At the close May was i-t cent
lower, or slightly above the day's
lowest but the new crop con
tracts finished with gains rang
ing up to i cents.
Strength in the deferred de
liveries was attributed to reports
that the house was about ready
to take up the Fuhner farm aid
bill which would grant loans on
agricultural products based on
75 per cent of parity. A better
showing by surrounding commo
dities and by securities also had
a bolstering effect much of the
time. War news was virtually
ignored.
Closing prices for wheat were
i cent lower to I cent higher
than Monday'a final quotations.
May 914-tc; corn was t cent off
to Ic up, May 681, July 681-tc
and oats were ic lower to ic
higher.
CLASSIFIED INDEX
Apartments For Rent .
Automotive
Business Opportunities
Educational
Financial
-.24
.34
.4B
12
-.46
38
4
13
14
For Sale or Trade
General Notices
Health
Help Wanted. Female..
Help Wanted. Male
Houses For Rent
Livestock and Poultry
Lost and Found
Miscellaneous For Rent
Miscellaneous For Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted
Personals
Real Estate For Sale
Real Estate Wanted
Room and Board
Rooms For Rent
Services
Situations Wanted
16
26
-44
2
28
-.38
-.42
6
30
32
20
22
..10
-18
-.40
To Exchange
Transportation
Lost and Found
LOST Evening bag containing
keys at Reames club. Reward.
Phone 3626. 4-30
General Notices
HOUSE MOVING, raising, ce
ment work. R. B. Hadley, 203
Michigan Ave. Phone 7231.
8-16
FREE MARCELS every Mon
day, Tuesday and Wi inesday.
Northwestern Beauty College.
4-30mtf
Transportation
Go By Motor Coach
Shortest Route Lowest Fares
to Northern Points
One Round
Way Trip
Spokane .$l 1.00 $20.05
Boise, Ida. 9.95 18.10
Portland 5.90 10.65
Seattle 8.40 14.65
Mt. Hood Stages, Inc.
Busses Leave 1:00 P. M.
Greyhound Depot Phone 5521
S-20mtf
GOING TO PENDLETON Sat
urday, May 3. Will take four
passengers. Phone 6677. 5-1
10
Services
GLASS
Duplate Safety Glass, window
glass, plate and mirrors, re
silvering. Kimball's Glass
Shop, 527 Walnut Phone 7378.
3-6mtf
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING
We generate our own power.
C. DuFour. Phone 3906.
5-27mtf
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, no
tary public. Eda Lee Besson
ctte. Elk Hotel, phone 4181.
5-14
TRAINED NURSE. Phone BOIL
5-1-
PAINTING Kalsomining. H.
L. Brown. Phone 4226. 5-19mlf
SHARPENING, repairing lawn
mowers, tools, welding. Bod
enhamer Saw Filing, 351-3 E.
Main street. Phone 4872. 5-10
FLOOR SANDING and refintsh
ing. Clifford Golden. Phone
3922. 4-30mtf
WRINGER ROLLS Washing
machine and vacuum cleaner
parts for all makes. Merit
Washing Machine Service, 709
South Sixth. 4-30mtf
WELL DRILLING and pumps.
Arthur Stewart, 1848 Bisbee.
5-20
ELECTROLUX CLEANERS
Sales and service. Phone
5917. P. O. Box 814. 5-20
CRATING, packing, moving,
storage. Call us for estimates.
Peoples Warehouse. 2904tf
WHO'S YOUR MOVER? Dial
7425. Local, long distance.
2903tf
FIX THAT RADIO Our busi
ness is SOUND. Conner Ser
vice Co., 2007 So. 8th. Phone
8878. Just south of viaduct.
fi-8mtf
Imlm
SEE MRS. HARNEY for Alter
ations, Remodeling. Whytal's.
Phone 8222. SBmtf
KALSOMININO
paper hanging.
Phone 4886.
Tainting.
Mac McGurr.
818
WINDOW CLEANING! We also
clean paper, kalanmlne and
painted walls. A, M. Rhoads.
Dial 4768. S 24mtf
DRESSMAKING, Hemstitching.
Buttons, Buckles covered. Al
terations on new and old cloth
ing. Mrs. H. M. Allender, 731
Main, room 216. Phone 7263.
S16mtf
WALLPAPER CLEANED, $1 00
per room. Painted walla wash
ed right and reasonable. Work
guaranteed. Phone 5329. 4 29.
CURTAINS home laundered
and stretched. Reasonable
Mrs. Shafer. Phone 8647.
5-3mtf
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING.
Kalsominlng. Dial 6848. Mi l
vln E. Frost. 5 13mtf
ARE YOUR RUGS CLEAN?
Call Doremus Rug and Furni
ture Cleaners. Dial 5875. 2012
Orchard. 8-11
PICTURE FRAMING Art and
Gift Shop, 810 Main. 8-24mtf
FLOOR SANDING Old floors
reflnished. Norman Fralry.
Phone 4001. 3-24mtf
CALL SHASTA CLEANERS for
quality cleaning at lowest
prices. Phone 7036. 8441 So.
6th. 5-24
Educational
AXTID AT OXCl
MK f l AagU Cuuatf
AIRCRAFT FACTORY
II In at. ftsllt hn. wfctu. ho em mt
rnp4.,fn"l iiKlirirBlltw
AMDFMliX M'HIXUI of l. AniWx
plarrri IHoo.aMfc li (Mir pUml
t1t of I
ku job m nr
ApfUratlott mw bring Uk l IhU fft
If yuit r -rrl. Ui.n jmi
pv n i.t ti mux Anna ri.rsiKT
In amtll narmrnu itartlnf K d)l After
yia r oa lit Job.
rii4 am Ton tv ir vntj ik
qtiftlirtratlnna tor IhU Wnrk.
IW Mlta MrKinti-;, rrltrao htl. Klam
ath rail. as
WHEN YOU THINK OF SUC
CESS think of Northwestern
Beauty College. One of Amer
ica's exceptional training
schools. 4-30mtf
13
Health
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED
Usually 1 to 3 hours. Dr.
Gordon Ledlngham. 4-30mtf
14 Help Wanted, Pamela
WANTED capable housekeeper
and care of child. Inquire 511
Main. Phone 4268. 4 29
WANTED Woman for house
work and care of childrrn.
433 N. 10th, Apt 8. after 6
430
WANTED Housekeeper. Home
and wages. 2004 Orchard.
4 29
WILL GIVE RENT, lights and
water furnished and $13 month
on groceries to couple in ex
change for care of elderly
lady. 2210 Wantland. 4-29
WANTED Housekeeper for
small adult family. May go
home or stay nights. Write
Box 85. News-Herald, or call
at 320 No. 4th street after 7
p. m. 85tf
BEAUTY OPERATORS Free
employment service. North'
western Beauty College.
4-30mtf
;
16 Help Wanted. Male
WANTED Young farm hand.
single. Joe Brandejsky, two
miles south of Mac's store,
routo 1, box 624. 3-5
WANTED Ranch hand, mar
ried. Rt. 2, Box 590. 4-29
WANTED Farm hand with
some experience with power
tools. Santford Jones, Bonan
7. Ore. 4-30
IS
Situations Wanted
HOUSEWORK WANTED R. L.
Williamson, Stayton, Oregon.
Rt. 1, Box 20. 4-29
CAPABLE young man wants
work. No farms. Phone 5817.
4-29
WANTED Small child or baby
to care for in my home. Close
In. 321 N. 6th. 4-31
SHIPMAN NURSERY Chil
dren cared for. Day, week,
month. Phone 7365. 1913
Wantland. 8-21mtf
GENERAL CARPENTER wishes
work. Address Rt. 3, Box 295,
Keno road next to E. G.
Schcrcr. 4.30
WOMAN WANTS HOUR WORK
Phone 5846. 4-30
20 Room and Board
ROOM Board If desired. Very
nice home. 1426 Crescent. 5-1
ROOM, BOARD for gentleman'.
Phone 6814. 504 N. 10th. 4-30
ROOM, BOARD, LAUNDRY
348 N. 10th. 5.3
RO'OM, BOARD 514 Walnut.
B-26
ROOM AND BOARD. 1018 Wash
ington. B.J
10
Room and Board
BOARD, ROOM. LAUNDRY.
Phone 7272. 700 Mitchell. 81.
BOARD, ROOM private home.
332 N. 9th. 6 B
WANTED working girl to share
room, board if desired. 410
No. 9lh. rhone 4647. 4-20
VACANCY 1034 High. 55
ROOM 4 BOARD Private
comfortable home. Excellent'
table. Close in. 1028 Jetfer
son. Phone 4765. 8-4.-
HOARD, ROOM 1345 Sargent.
5 24
Rooms For Rant
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Util
ities furnished. Inquire 1403
Main. 33
10
ROOM ill modern home for gen
tleman. Phone 4667. 84
CLEAN ROOM 134 N. Thtr
47991 f-K
SLEEPING ROOM. 421 Oak. 8 2
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING and
sleeping rooms. 325 N. 6. 4-20
ROOMS FOR RENT Furnace
heat, plenty hot water. Close
in. $3 per week. 1123 East St.
i block across 1 1th street
bridge. 4-29
CLAREMONT 228 No. 4th. All
outside, newly decorated
modern rooms. Free parking.
8-6mtf
LAKE HOTEL Clean, modern
rooms. Reasonable rates. 61
ROOM FOR RENT 314 Wajh
Ington. 48U8K
FURNISHED
Lincoln.
ROOMS. 020
2030tf
CLAREMONT Summer rates.
Some four dollars. 3 14
X)
24 Apartments For Rant
3 ROOM APARTMENT Elee
trie stove. Fngiriatre. $20,
2211W Biehn. Call after 8:30.
8-1
FOR RENT Modern 3-room
furnished apartment in du
plex. Close In. Cool for sum.
mrr. Phone 4233. 916 Lin
coln. 731
the roosevelt"--" vaTinTy
with piano. Adults. Dial 3817.
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FURNISHED APARTMENT
Adults only. No pets. Wood
and watt-r furfTishrd. Frigid
aire. 3371 E. Main. 5-1
3-ROOM furnished apartment,
downtown. Phone 8438 after
4 28
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS close
in. Reasonable. Phone 7058.
4 30.
TWO-ROOM
813 Pine.
APARTMENT
83
CHARMING steam heated apart
ment, suitable employed cou
ple. Electrically equipped. $35
month. 121 So. 7th. 5-3
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Gas
heat, lights included. $4.50
per week. 216 Main. 8-3
THREE-ROOM furnished or un
furnished. Water furnished.
Reasonable. Inquire at 1403
Main. 5.3
LARGE partly furnished apart
ment near Ewauna Box Co.
Heat, water, wood. $40. Phone
1540 or 3025 after 6. 2988tf
LARGE housekeeping room.
Pine.
813 .
43Q
OUTSIDE ROOMS Hniu.araT-
ing room. Greer Hotel, next
to Pine Tree theatre, 710 Main.
3 1
CLEAN APTS 2023 Darrow.
81
PARK APTS. 1842 Esplanade,
sleeping rooms. 8-3
FURNISHED APT. Heated. 203
Washington. 4.20
VACANCY, everything furnish,
ed $3.50 and up per week.
1404 Klamath. .3-2
READY MONDAY 5 rooms and
bath, ground floor. 2121 Vine.
Phonos 3343. 200U
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Low rates. Utilities. No oet
419 N. 10th. Vat
APARTMENT Two blocks
from Main, $20. Just remodel
ed and painted. Phone 4272.
214tf
NICELY FURNISHED 3-room
apartment. Private bath, util
ities and wash room furnished.
501 Market. 4.2s
3 ROOM DUPLEX, unfurnished.
, Phono 6856. 4588U
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT
Marion Apartments. 3248U
VACANCY -Furnished.
Esplanade Courts
4-30mU
CASCADE Apartment Hotel
-.umiiiciciy iurmsned. Con
venicnt hotel service. Day
week or month. 4-30mti
niVEKVIKW-Kotir nicely furn
Ishcri rooms, modern. Garage
Phone 5817. 471BI i
FURNISHED APT. Garage
221 Spring.
SMALL APT. Electricity fur
nished. Corner Pine and Cedar
255tt
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