Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 28, 1941
Fun for the Whole Fami ly
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
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TRUCK PARTS
Htavy-dutv
Motors. axels
parts,
bodies. tires, hoists and used trucks.
TRICK WRICKING COMPANY
10th A S R. Hawthorne
Portland. Ore,
RABBITS AND SKINS _
By ED WHEELAN
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Roll Developed and Two Prints from
Dach Good Negative
WESTERN
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25c
PHOTO COMPANY
Purtlai.d. Ora.
8 PRINTS AND TWO ENLARGE-
MENTS 25c—Made by Portland s larg­
est retail kodak finisher.
Satisfac­
tion gu.irante« d
Quality Picture Co.
Box W3573. Portland. Oregon.
HELP WANTED __
HOP PICKERS WANTED
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By RUBE GOLDBERG
She Feels Better
FILM DEVELOPING
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TD THINK. THERE
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ON THIS JUOW “ MAD DOG, 9
sick animals , accidents , J9
HOLDUPS, AN' THEN BBsjMM
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”7 WAS STiLL UNCONSCIOUS
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tg THE HOSPITAL " IT'S /X FUNNY
UOULim AND RABBITS WANTED.
Good white fryer rabbit skins SI 10
■ postcard for prices anil
Ruby ft Co., 935 S W.
Tront Portland. Ore.
WIGRICH RANCH located five miles
South of Independence, Ore.
400
acres good picking no seedless hops.
High wages paid
Modern shady
sanitary policed camp, with store,
butcher shop,
restaurant,
cabins,
tents, stoves, wood, running water,
electric lights dance hall, nursery,
straw, showers \ isit ranch or write
Address:— WIGRICH
RANCH. Box B. Independence, Ore.
FOR SALE
Monkey«, Parrots, Love Ilinl«, Einchen,
Supplies.
Wholesale aiul
retail.
I
Mentävillä Pot
Shop. 422 S E. 81,t Ave.. Portland,
Oregon.
Eor Sale.
Confectionery
fountain.
Beer and wine business. flood cold
storage Good payiru: business. Mre.
H
G. Moe. The Mission, Dayton.
Washington
I 2 0 - At’ It E E A It M. f.i> CLEARED.
MOPEItN house.
Trank Oliphant.
207 E. 5th Ave., Olympia, Wash.
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By C. M. PAYNE
S’MATTER POP— You Can Always Improve an Old Saw
K. C. reg. springer spaniel pupa:
5 mo.; fine hr. . ding. K A. Schmidt,
Eetacada. Oregon.
BAliBEIl SHOP 'inly one In town.
'Blitting bit-
Box 105, Wiley Sta.
Yakima, Wash.
Hood business.
All new equipment.
In fast growing Southwestern town.
Selling account of Illness
Cash or
terms to dependable party. Mildred
Bovey, Empire, Oregon.
BOUTS PEERLESS bred setters. 1
year old.
Pedigrees showing top
breeding.
Male and female, lieady
for training for fait shooting. Very
best of s< tier breeding at a fair
price
Storms, Box 724, Camas,
Washington.
Holl SALE
Independent, established,
going BEAL ESTATE A INSUR­
ANCE BUSINESS with combined
offlee and Modern Home for Lease.
Write P. O. Box 248, Salem. Oro
GOING BUSINESS.
Elowers, bulbs,
perennials.
Four acres on Paclflo
Highway near Capital City.
Seven
room modern house, wnter system.
11.500 cash will handle
Address
OWN Ell, Box 276. Olympia. Wash.
MESCAL IKE
By s . l . huntley _____________________________________________ Chapter VI
Complicated Scheme
Wifey—If a man love« hi» wife
as much as she loves him, he will
stop wasting his money on cigars if
she asks him.
Hubby—Yes. but if his wife love»
him as much as she ought to love a
man who love» her enough to stop if
she asks him, she won’t ask him.
SAME THING
POP—Pop Probably Prefers Pressed Steel
By J. MILLAR WAIT
Daughter I shall marry Perry
Goodthing or nobody!
Mother—Well, if you marry Perry
you’ll marry nobody, I should gay.
Only Fair
Then there is the story about the
wayward cat. Its habit of coming
in late usually resulted in a scolding
from its mother. Finally the off­
spring could stand it no longer, and
plaintively said. "For gosh sakes.
Mother, can’t I even lead ONE of
my own lives?”
A BOY
SITS
DOWN
Greenhorn
Harriet—Would you refuse to go
out with a man who had made just
one mistake?
Mabel—Sure
Who wants a man
with as little experience as that?
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Hani lioids
"You should keep to the straight
•nd narrow path.”
"True. The journey of life, like
every other journey, seems to be at
its worst in the detours."
GLUYAS
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"What is the most curious thing
about a fool?”
"De way he’ll holler and git mad
if you don’t let him show off his mis­
fortune."
By
LANG
ARMSTRONG
To a Hammoc k
“There e Mali/ aethlnf !• it, elr, /ea je et lip /et vrietl**
O. hammock, with a burden fair.
You truly are a hummer;
You swing away the moments glad.
The pendulum of summer.