The Willamina times., September 18, 1941, Image 9

THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1941
TIM ES, WILLAMINA, OREGON
Cletus Events
C L A S S IF IE D
DEPARTMENT
The manager was a tyrant and
before he had been at the mill a
fortnight, he was pretty generally
detested and wasn't long in find­
ing out.
Wishing to know the reason why
he was disliked, he called an old
weaver to one side and said: "Wil­
liam, how is it that the old hands
here don’t seem to like me? At
the last place I was they presented
me with a silver tea pot w’hen I
was leaving."
“Only a silver tea pot!” said the
weaver. “By gum, if you will only
leave here, I’ll bet you will get a
gold kettle.”
Se\ en Man Super-Defense Board
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F IN A N C IA L
P A R T N E R W IT H IN V E S T M E N T f o r n e w
id e a A riz o n a h e a lth r e s o r t. W ill p a y g o o d
s te a d y in c o m e . H a v e la n d
N e e d $5.000
fo r im p r o v e m e n ts . I. 1 W E S T P H A L . 373$
3 9 th S tr e e t
-
S . u D ie g o , C a l . t o r u i a .
TRUCK PARTS
H e a v y - d u ty
M o to rs , a x e l s
p a rts ,
b o d ie s, tir e s , h o is ts a n d u s e d tr u c k s .
TRUCK WRECKING COMPANY
10 th & S. E. H a w th o rn e .
P o r tla n d , O re.
rabbits ~ and skins -"
Worthy Life
PO ULTRY
AND
R A B B IT S
W ANTED.
G ood w h ite f r y e r r a b b it s k in s $1.10
p e r lb W r ite p o s tc a r d f o r p r ic e s a n d
in f o r m a tio n . R u b y & C o.. 9 3 5 S . W .
The law of w orthy life is funda­
m entally th e law of strife. It is
only through labor, painful effort,
by grim energy and resoluie cour­
age, th a t we m ove on to b e tte r
things.—Theodore Roosevelt.
F r o n t . P o r t la n d , O re.
FILM DEVELOPING
FAST SERVICE
R o ll D e v e lo p e d a n d T w o P r i n t s
E a c h G ood N e g a tiv e
«3 M iß
W ESTER N
SCHOOLS
HEMRT MILL
roUNP A PETTER WAT
ADCOX TRADE SCHOOL
roe speedy wkitinô .
HE INVENTED THE
237 N . E. B R O A D W A Y
PO R T L A N D , OREGON
typewriter .
T h e N o r t h w e s t 's o ld e s t a n d l a r g e s t
t r a d e s c h o o l.
W r ite D e p t 7 f t r fr e e
l i t e r a t u r e . D ie se l. D ie se l e le c tr ic , a u to
b o d y a n d f e n d e r , s h ip y a r d w e ld in g
a n d g e n e r a l s h e e t m e ta l
A d c o x ’s
b e t t e r t r a i n i n g g e ts p r e f e r r e d jo b s .
E a r n liv in g e x p e n s e s w h ile le a r n in g .
S p e c ia l d e f e r r e d t u i tio n p la n .
W r ite
D e p t. 7 to d a y .
First meeting of the Supply Priorities and Allocation board.
Photo shows (1. to r.) standing- Jam es
Forrestal, undersecretary of navy, representing Secretary Knox; Robert Patterson, undersecretary'of war
er a i direeTfr O P A ^ X ^ ? * n " ; Le?" Bend" son?. adminislra‘° r- o p A, and Sidney Hillman, associate gen-
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Parley Held to End Oil-Gas Shortage
FOR SALE
G ood b u s in e s s .
AU n e w e q u ip m e n t.
In f a s t g r o w in g S o u th w e s te r n to w n .
S e llin g a c c o u n t o f illn e s s . C a s h o r
t e r m s to d e p e n d a b le p a r ty . M ild re d
B o v e y , E m p ir e , O re g o n .
ru e better way to tpeat
CONSTWWWM DUE TO LACK OF
PROPER "WtK" IN THE DIET 6 TO
CORRECT THE CAUSE OF THE
G R O C E R Y — D riv e -in m a r k e t, s e r v ic e
s ta t io n . L iv in g q r ts ., la r g e b u s in e s s
in th e h e a r t o f th i s g r o w in g a l u m ­
in u m c e n te r .
I n v e n to r y $1500 P .O .
TROUBLE WITH A DELICIOUS
CEREAL, KELLOGG'S I
ALL-6 RAH. ..E A T I
Box
rr EVERY CAY
W ash .
F A R M F O R S A L E — A b o u t 100 A c re s.
L a rg e h ouse a n d b a rn a n d o u t­
b u ild in g s
C ity w a te r a n d s e w e r
s y s te m , a n d o ile d s t r e e t s o n t h r e e
s iiie s o f f a r m
T w o b lo c k s f r e m
w a te rfro n t
F o r p ric e a n d t e r m s
w r i t e to P . W . K r u e g e r , C o n p e v ille ,
W a s h in g to n .
OF WATER.
flood Must Associate
When bad m en com bine, the
good m u st asso ciate.—Burke.
it
W ish
Mother was telling stories of the
time she was a little girl. Little
Harold listened thoughtfully as she
told of riding a pony, sliding down
the haystack, and wading in the
brook on the farm.
Finally he said with a sigh: "I
wish I had met you earlier,
mother.”
7 2 7 , L o n g v ie w ,
1 2 0 - A C H E F A R M . 00 C L E A R E D .
M o d e rn
h ouse
T r a n k O lip h a n t.
2 0 7 E . 5 th A v e.. O ly m p ia , W a s h .
AND DRINK PIENTY t
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COM PANY
P o r tla n d , O re.
8 P R IN T S A N D TW O E N L A R G E ­
M E N T S 25c— M ad e by P o r t l a n d 's l a r g ­
e s t r e t a i l k o d a k f in i s h e r .
S a tis fa c ­
tio n g u a r a n te e d .
Q u a lity P i c t u r e Co.
B o x W 3573. P o r tla n d . O re g o n .
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PHOTO
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fre m
A. g r a f t e d F r a n q u e t t e w a ln u ts ,
f u ll b e a r in g ; b ig c ro p a g a i n t h i s
w ill s u b d iv id e .
S ee t h i s f o r
yvai
lnv< s tm e n t a n d b ig f u t u r e r e t u r n s ,
P r e d A . H u r n e r , C a r lto n ,
T . rm s .
O regon.
Polite Warning
Automobile Salesman (to finicky
customer)—And what kind of horn do
you want on the car?
Customer—One with a note of dis­
dain.
B e a u t ic ia n s N e e d e d ! !
T h e d em an d is for co m p eten t, w ell-train ed you n g w om en
w ith h e a lth , am b itio n an d agreeable perso n alities.
Oil and railroad men met in Washington to discuss reductions in rates for hauling petroleum from south to
northeastern seaboard. L. to R., front row, J. M. O’Day (Sinclair); A. J. Cleveland (railroad assn.)- I) T
Eastern r Un£ *^eS); B.ack row: J ’ A Farm er- chairman western traffic committee; J. G Kerr
, ’ freight assn .), C. F. Dowd, chairman subcom m ittee on transportation); and A. C. Huitgren (tank car
transportation com m ittee). Right: Vnused tank cars in Philadelphia, photo of which was shown committee
World’s Biggest Locomotive Takes to Kails
Io Head 1 . S. Mission
Y ou can affo rd th e best tra in in g available.
T im e NOW is y o u r m ost p recio u s in v estm en t.
In q u ire a b o u t th e
C u ltu re .
o p p o rtu n itie s
aw aiting you
in Beauty
MARY STONE’S
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School
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209 U n io n S treet
Seattle, Wash.
I t ’s A GOOD
AMERICAN
CUSTOM
Tearing Down Goa! Posts
b y enthusiastic spectators a t
fo o tb a ll games began a b o u t
! 8 7 i when teams were reduced
fro m 2 5 to ¡1 men and the
game began to become a popu­
la r spectatac sport.
W. Averell Harriman will head the
U, S. Mission to the joint conference
at Moscow with Soviet and British
authorities, looking to a co-ordina­
“ Big Boy,” the largest and most powerful locomotive ever built. It tion of greater resistance to the Ger­
was constructed by the American Locomotive companv for the Vnion man threat. Picture shows Harri­
Pacific, to handle increased traffic resulting from defense orders. It is man at White House after con­
132 feet long. In inset is shown the Seminole, built 75 years ago for the ferring with the President and Har­
Vnion Pacific, whose total siie was about equal to the tender of "Big Boy.” ry Hopkins.
K IN G E D W A R D C IG A R S
.r o u te sim ilar enthusiasm in smokers
w h o a p p re c ia te th e m ild , m e llo w
qualities o f the nation's must popular
cigar. T ry K ing E dw ard today.
KING EDWARD^
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WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER