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> The Gold Hill News, Gold Hill, Oregon Thursday. August 13. 1942 CLASSIFIED O N THE D E PA R T M E N T HOME FR O N T TRUCK PARTS H e s v y -d u ty bofllew. tire » , TRUCK 1 0 th A H llu t u r s , s a s ls , h o l« t« an d yse d p a rts , tr u c k « W RECKING COM PANY K. H a w th o r n « . RUTH WYETH SPEARS P o r tla n d , O r«. ' RABBITSAND SKINS sid es, top and bottom are screw ed togeth er at the corn ers. U se h alf inch m eta l a n g le s as sh elf sup ports, or m a k e g rooves for a n ea t er job. A s show n in the sk etch , the cupboard is trim m ed and m a d e rigid w ith plyw ood scallop s secu red w ith half-inch screw s. P O U L T R Y A N O ItA H IIIT H W A N T E D U ihh I w h it« f r y e r ra b b it a k in « (Do to ROo |>«r lb W r it « p o a tr n r il fo r p r ic e und In fo r m a tio n M oby * Co.. »38 a. W . F r o n t. P o r tla n d . O ra . HELP WANTED W A R T I O — BOOO M O V P IO K B B M lla r v c H t s t u r ls th e la te p u r l o f A u tftia t F e m t llr e p re fe rre d . t»6<> a cre « <»f h ig h tr«lll«(*<t hops. E x c e lle n t c a m p s ; lo ng «<*««un. M o re th a n 300 d a y Jobs f o r m an a nd w o m e n . F r e e a c c o m o d a tio n s such an e le c tr ic lig h ts , w ood, a lto w c r h a th a , and In a d d itio n d a y n t ir a r r y fo r c h ild re n fu r n is h e d f r e e to i>lc> era. H t g l e b r In perso n a t ra n c h o f f ic e o r w r it e to M. G lem e n e M o r a l Co.. In d e p e n d e n c e , O re g o n fo r f u l l p a r tic u la r « . a BLUR MORIWtO o t o a ir s in » » » L IQ U l I o t s ie n ro n c u k t a in s » n o T o w tu s , YVHATEVER the lim itation s ’ ’ th at p riorities m a y p lace on n ew bathroom fixtu res th ere is no lim it to th e g a y color and good ch eer th at you m a y h ave w ith brightly p ainted cupboards and tow els d eco ra ted w ith p ieces from your scra p b ag. In th is bathroom a m orn in g glory applique d esign is u sed for to w els of tw o siz e s and for cu rtain s. T he handy tow el and lotion cup board is painted w h ite outside and m orning glory blue in sid e. The W O M E N a n d m e n needed f o r A I It* C M A V T . N o a g e lim it . F r e e H o m s Mt tid y p r e p a ra tio n course. A IM * C R A F T T M A D I I , 8180 W e e tla k e , S ea ttle. FOR SALE 230 A C ItE H M U n i K K l U A T K D . H U N - n tn g w u te r. 20 a cre s c u ltiv a te d , e le c t r ic it y . A v e ra g e « 2 to n « per a c re . T im b e r , c ed a r. 13.000. te rm s . C a r l J ohn so n. B . 8. N e w p o r t W a s h . W A N T E h T o « e ll L o g or P u lp T i m ber. H a v e c a b in « an d ro a d to la n d ing»! J o h n A . A f f o lt e r , N e s k o w in , O re g o n . H T t M ’ K K b , E M U IP P E H . F U I t N 1 H H E H , M O D E R N c h ic k e n ra n c h . G r a n d v ie w and c lim a te . Ih -q u e e t p a r t ic u la r « an d p lc t u ir « . M A m u n d s e n , B o u ts 3. C e n tr a lia . W a s h . a M R S . R U T H W Y E T H SPEA R S Bedford H ills N aw Y ork D ra w e r I t Enclose 10 cents for eseb pattern desired. N a m e ............................................................ Address T o save shopping trips U O - K O — K N O U O II T O K I E L o V E It 100 T H E E H o r a p ro u t« . 12 £»0. l o - I o , J o n e s to w n . M l« « . It K H T A I’ It A N T - T Y P E « In g le oven NiuJ'M ttc wood ra n g e . 4 ta b le s . 12 c h a ir « l& - f t . o a k -to p c o u n te r. 4 s tools, nteeb C ocoa-C o In cat», re a c h - lit cooler. N eon UI »Inn er” s ig n . D o n K u h l, N e w p o r t. O re g o n . I a N O T E : H e re is new« for the -nan w ith h a m m e r and ,« w . W hether you have « coping M V fro m th e dim e «tore or an expensive band saw . you m ay now m ake cut-out scallops for any purpose desired. P a tte rn N o. 207 Includes scallops from one and a h a lf inches to nineteen Inches: together w ith num erous Illustrations of th e ir use In hom e decoration. The lady w ith needle and th re ad w ill w ant patte rn No. 202 w ith ten hot Iro n tran sfers of the M o rn in g G lo ry designs. P a ttern s a re 10 centa each. O rd e r by n u m b er and address: To k eep bread in the b est condi tion, store it w hen co o l in a clea n , w ell-aired , co v ered , ven tilated container and k eep in a cool, dry p lace. A T T E N T IO N B U Y B 1 I r b a rg a in « In fa rm « , s to c k ran ch e s, a n d tim b e r land «, see O eo. W . D im in Io k. 184 W . C ars S tr e e t, B o s e b u rg , O re g o n . a a a » zán. To p rotect gard en sh oes keep th em w ell g rea sed or oiled with n eat's-foot oil or cod or castor oil, tallow or w ool g r e a se . L et dry ! in a w arm p la ce. V H E l» T lt A C T O K H , H L’ L L I X »ZEH H . H t.M tA P K ItH and a ir c o m p re s s o rs a v a ila b le . V re d M . V ila « Co.. W1OO7 Second A v e n u e . B lv . 8185. S po kane, W a s h in g to n . • DENTAL PLATES e e Sh eets and other lin en s should be ironed in differen t folds each w eek so the c r e a se s w ill not break through. A M D ALL I D E N TIS TR Y o n CREDIT TERMS Ta»Ao >. 10. IB AU«H»a »• Pmy a D r . H arry S emler , Dudist a a S w eet corn, green strin g b ean s, green p ea s, pu m p k in s, sq u ash, c e l ery and g reen s are b est v e g eta b les for hom e d ryin g. A p p les and ber- I ries are adapted to dryin g in the hom e am on g fru its. t p s » HOC. 3« 1 MORRISON vPQRTtMb^Bi. Marked "I »aw a tattoed man today.” "What did you think of him .” "He made a very marked lmprea- aion.” a a a T hat fish m a y be sc a led m uch ea sier by first dipping th em into boiling w ater for a m in u te. Dlagulae "Do you believe In that old saw that a woman la as old as she looks?” "No; In this day and age the chances are that she Is much older.” a a Q ä m X e ' f Bfe -J & g 8uy more oranges at a time — they keep Y o u don't have to cut down on fresh foods just because you sh op less often these days. Sim ply b u y o r a n g e s in la r g e r amounts. T h e y ’re natur ally ketp tn ! They give you protec tive vitamins and minerals you need, especially vita m in C. They satisfy your sweet to o th -s a v e sugar. * Those stamped Sunkist ate the finest from 14,300 cooperating growers. a R an cid ity in lard can b e p re ven ted by k eep in g it aw ay from air, ligh t and w arm th . Store in tin or crock ery con ta in ers in a cool p la ce. Proverbial A poor man never looks so poor as when riding In a rich man's auto mobile. a a a Salt fish are q u ick est and b est fresh en ed by soaking in sour m ilk . a a a Food bought in sea so n w ill h elp to k eep th at part of th e budget w ithin reason. Net With Words Patient—How can I ever repaj you for your kindness to me? Doctor—By cash or by check. a a a Onion ju ice should be added , after a m ixtu re is cooked rath er than cook ed w ith the m ixtu re if the b est flavor is d esired . F rom an old F rench word “ m es" d erived from the L atin word “ m issu s" m ean in g a cou rse at a m ea l, co m es the A rm y ’s n a m e " m e ss” for its b reak fast, dinner, and supper. F a v o rite m eal w ith the soldier is chicken dinner —h is favorite cig a re tte, C am el. (B a se d on actu al sa le s record s from P ost E x ch a n g es.) A carton o f C am els, by the w ay, is the gift he prefers first o f all from the folk s back hom e. H e's said so. L ocal tobacco d ea lers a re fea tu r ing C am el carto n s to sen d an y where to men in the armed forces. —Adv. a a a Sunkist Best for Juice E a ch tim e bed sh e e ts are ch an ged th e m a ttress should be turned end-for-end or up sid e down. O p r . . 1 0 4 1 . C alifo rn ia F r a « G W o r k a n d E d u c a tio n ★ ★ ★ ★ It is not n e c e ssa r ily the m ark of a superior in tellig en ce to d isd ain an inferior job , and ad v a n ced ed u cation d o es not and n e v e r h as gu aran teed an ad v a n ced position in life. One m a y be fitted for an im por tant p ost, but that d o es not m ea n th a t one is unfitted for an u n im portant post. H um ble and m onot onous .occu p ation s ca n p rovide scop e for g rea t q u a lities, th ey can be p erform ed w ell or ill and the b etter ed u cated the m an the b et ter is he lik ely to p erform th em . o Relieve MONTHLY----- \ FEMALE PAIN I f you suffer m o n th ly cramp«, back a c h e , n e rv o u s n e s « . d is tre s s o f *’lrre« u la rltle s ” — due to fu n c tio n a l m o n th ly disturbances— try Lydia E. P ln kh am 's Vegetable C om pound a t once! P ln k h a m ’s C om pound is one m edicine you can buy today m ade eepcclaHp J ot women, T a k e n r e g u la r ly t h r u o u t th e m o n t h — P ln k h a m ’s C o m p o u n d helps bu ild up resistance «< slnet sucn sym ptom«. Follow label d irec tion«. w o rth try in g / BUY UNITED STATES BONDS STAMPS AND H |P ★ ★ ★ ★ SPLIT-SECOND S P E C IA L IS T ! LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S Sentinels o f H ealth D o n ’ t N e g le c t T h e m ! Nature designed ths kidneys to do a marvelous Job. Their task is to keep the flowing blood stream free of an excess of toxic impurities. The act of living life itirlf— ie constantly producing waste matter the kidneys roust remove from le blood if good heath Is to endure. When the kidneys fail to function as Nature Intended, there is retention of waste that may cause body-wide dia- treaa. One may Buffer nagging backache, persistent headache, attacks of dizziness, getting up nights, swelling, puffi nee« under the eyee— feel tired, nervoua. all worn out.. Frequent, scanty or burning p assages ere sometime« further evidence of kid ney or bladder disturbance. The recognized and proper treatment la a diuretic medicino to help the kidney« t rid of exceee poiaonoua body waste. le Doan’e P ilU . They have had morg than forty years of public approval. Are endorsed the country over. Inaiat on Doan'e. Sold at all druf. store«. H E 'S 4 “S E L F -S T A R T E R G D oans P ills W NU—13 32—42 •‘I hope you n ev er rock the b o a t.” "N o. T h is ca n o e tip s o v er so eas- tlv vnn don't h a v e to rock it.” W ouldn’t Say A p a rty of to u rists w ere being show n o v er th e ca th ed ra l by a g u id e. “ B ehind the a lta r ,” h e told th em , " lie s R ich ard th e Second. In the ch u rch yard ou tsid e lies M ary Q ueen of S co ts, a lso H enry the E igh th . And w ho," he d em a n d ed , h altin g a b o v e an unm arked flagston e, “ who do y ou think is a -lyin g ’e r e ? ” " W ell,” an sw ered a near-by tour ist, "I don’t know for su re, but I h a v e m y su sp icio n s.” “SElF‘ î f i î ’ E# THt jo h n n y breakfast ntkM *'» oi b B- i yttlJMMi " P a in e got off a g r ea t mother-i law jok e th e oth er n ig h t.” “ T hat so? W hat w a s it? ” “ H e said he w a s v ery fond h er.” CORN FLAKES ix * » . ÄJ».. •— to ** h » » >• —*• l— S S Ú ¡£ -“ s r c o r ir . famous sports photog rapher, leads a hectic life chasing action shots all over the country. He says, “Night and day I’m on the go. And I’ve found that one way to help stay on my toe3 from early morning to noon is to eat a good breakfast. I like a big bowl of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes with fruit and milk. Tastes swell and what a Self-Starter 1"
