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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 12, 1945________________________
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
Fun for the Whole Family
• Perseas now enfired in assantial
tnduttry will not apply inthout *f«rr-
ment of availabihty from thair local
Unked Statas Employment Serv/ce.
HELP WASTED—MAI E
SPARKY WATTS
LOGGING & LUMBER WORKERS
At Rockport. California, 28 miles north
of Fort Bragg on Greyhound bus lines.
By BOODY ROGERS
WOODS:
Tree fallers and buckers, choker setters,
catnp steward, horizontal resaw operator.
SAWMILL:
Edgermen, off bearer, trimmer spotter,
greenchain men.
ESSENTIAL: PERMANENT POSITIONS
48 HOI It Wil h OVERTIME
YEAR-ROUND OPERATION
Cookhouse—Board. $1 35 per day
standard wages
Only experienced men apply.
Apply:
ROCKPORT REDWOOD CO.
401 Crocker Building, Saa Fi.tnt isco.
NO FEE CHARGED
FARMS AM) RANCHES
REG’LAR FELLERS—Just His Specialty
FOR SALE RY OWNER Farm. 122 acres,
‘a Mi. so Marion. clear of encumbrance;
70 acres under cultivation. 50 acres irriga­
tion rights. Good six-room modern house,
electricity and running water; fair barn,
silo, granary, garage, and hen house.
Good water, plenty of wood. One-half
mile to post office, school, and churches.
Eighteen miles from Salem, 13 miles from
Albany, eight miles from Stayton. four
miles from Jefferson. Paved roads to all
towns. $100 per acre, half down, balance
on long term at five per cent.
(II AS. G. SARVER
1*0« Southeast Milwaukee
Portland 2
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Oregon.
By GENE BYRNES
MISCELLANEOUS
Attention Fishermen. Bov Scouts, Hunters
ARMY GOODS SAI.1
(Merchandise for Snorlsmen)
10" Army Balo Knife & Sheath.......... 83.95
15 Eoeket Cavalry Bandoleer, new’... .IK
11 Pocket I*tility Vc • !. new...........................19
< Pocket C nv. s Bandoleer, new.............. 19
I’«" Army Slings, complete. Used............. fid
Nickel Army Spurs, new..............................9’<
Army Mess Kits, used......................................<’■’»
Canteen A Cup. used, set.............................«9
Air Cell Belts (3mal.es air mattress» ea. .93
Frame Rucks, eks. A-1 condition, large
sack, steel frame. Fed. t x incl.
4.95
Prices F OB. Seattle. Write for
Latest Armv Goods Circular.
WARSH M S SPOUTING GOODS CO.
190? First Avenue, Scaitle I. Washington.
REAL ESTATE—HOUSES
.
Bl Al Til I L NEW MOD. ft-RM HOME.
2 car gar. utility rm., chicken hse.. other
buildings. 2 acres on S indv river. 35 ml.
from Portland. $-1.250. Write
N. 1 \l ZON. Sandy. Ore«., lit. I. I’h. 2I.V
_____ WANTED TO BUT
WILl PAI FOP PR ICE for v
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rabbit hides. Also mink or muskrat. Send
or bring them t«»
Illi IDEAL MFG. CO.
Ill* Fourth Ave.
Seattle I. Wash.
WANTED ANTIQUES Old Doll«, Doll
heads, old milk glass, figurines, Swiss mu­
sic box. hanging lamps Write giving de
scription and price first letter.
R. G. LACY
Rl. I. Box 10
Salem, Oregon.
FOR SALE
¡5
ACHES, with timber valued at
ssuno; 2 HiirlnaH. larK* barn, rm
house;
tnilk
truck.
mall, school
bunses; IC500, i down.
Mrs. W. C
Andrews. K.rnvills, Or.gon.
SPECIAL
POP—A Little Nip Might Help
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quantity or «end your radio to un .
We pay return shipping charges.
Immediate, full guaranteed service
by U. 8. Gov’t. Ilcenaed radio op­
erators.
By ordering from us you
receive a priority number which will
enable you to get first choice on a
new radi(», refrigerator or appliance
from us as soon as »available
We
will be pleased to annwer any of
ypur radio problems.
PYRAMID RADIO BKGIMEERIMG
COMPANY
4525 S. E. Yamhill Street,
Portland 15. Oregon
By J. MILLAR WATT
RHEI MATISM and Arthritin —I suf­
fered for years and am so thankful
that I was cured of this terrible
affliction that I will gladly aimer
anyone writing me for Information.
Mr> Anna Pout -. P. O.
Box 8248,
Portland 7, Oregon.
GENERAL MOTORS ACCOUNTING.
Individual instruction only, by John
Vassle, public accountant, authorized
G
M. accounting instructor.
Be
prepared by thorough (raining for a
permanent po it ion
Write or call
6’77 Oregonian
Bldg., BE. 8376,
Portland, Oregon.
SOMEBODY’S STENOG—All in Fun
. DENTAL PLATES
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D r . HAkRY S emier , Dcrtitt
> Poy
RISK» IKK.-
Building Battleship«
Every time a 35 OOO-ton battleship
fs launched ft takes the product«
from 42.000 acres of land to feed the
workmen while they are building It.
It takes 109 acres of tung trees to
produce the oil to paint this battle­
ship one coat.
Every time this
battleship fires one of its Ill-inch
guns, It requires one bale of Amer-
lean grown cotton.
Strengthens Joint
Animal glue sticks to wood be­
cause In Its thin, warm solution it
penetrates the pores while still fluid.
When It solidifies and dries, its tre­
mendous shrinking power draws
the fibers of ofle piece to the other,
making the joint stronger than the
wood itself and of equal durability.
CROSS
TOWN
Women Drivers
More than 700.000 women drivers
were involved in traffic accidents in
1944 It Is estimated that the ac­
cident rates of men and women,
based on mileage, would be equal if
men drivers averaged four times as
many miles as women drivers.
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Retina of Eye
The retina of the eye is not fas­
tened to the inside of the eye. ex­
cept at the edges of the cornea. The
retina fs held in place by the pres­
sure of tl
lly-like fluid in the in­
terior of 1' eve
Bv
Roland Coe
"Yep, y’ missed 'er. But you wouldn’t have enjoyed the trip
anyway—she was too crowded'.”
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"Even if it is your girl’s birthday, it's just possible that 7,OIK
soldiers won't understand why no bread was baked today!"
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Phospho
- ent Coatings
A more widespread use of phos­
phorescent coatings In the hon e.
factories and offices supplement'd
by Improved lamps and lightii g
techniques have been predicted.