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Newspaper Page TextIllin o is V a lle y N e w s. T h u rsd ay. M arch 13. 1947 BOBBY SOX H A B B IT S & S K IN S M IS C E L L A N E O U S W A N T L IV E R A B B IT S « lb», up. rab- bit s k in s , h id es, w ool, m oh air, c a s cara. liv e p ou ltry. Kuby A C om pany, 935 8 . W. f r o n t , P o rtla n d . Oregon R O C K H ILL NO. 26 th e fin e s t e v e r - bearin g a ll pu rp ose str a w b er r y . E s p e c ia lly a d a p t e d to N o r th w e st, r la n ts -w h o le s a le . r eta il. W rite for p rices. P la ce ord ers e a rly fo r sp r in g d .d lw r v . S u p p ly lim ite d C. A. M IC E- B L L , B t. 1, B o x 456, B end. O regon. R A B B IT S K IN S — T op p r ic e s paid by old e sta b lis h e d fu r hous B oy L a n d str o m . N a tio n a l B u ild in g , S e a t t le 4, W a sh . W rite fo r sh ip p in g ta g s. CROSS TO W N FOR SALE Bv Roland Coe UEKHIG EK A T1O N E Q U I I" M E N T. S a le s & S e r v ic e, H om e lock ers, bot tle c o o le rs, reach in boxes. Meat c a se s . E v er y th in g in r efrig er a tio n . P O B T L A N D B E F R IO E B A T IO lt CO., 1518 H. B. X U lln g a w u r t h . P o r tla n d . O regon. Ph. T B 6644. B E E R E Q U IP M E N T B e a u tifu l 3 Ac 4 Keg A ll s ta in le s s s te e l B eer C ab in ets. TIL 4644. E v e r y t h in g in Kef ng» rat ton P o r tla n d R e fr ig e r a tio n Co. 1516 H. B. K illin g « w orth St. W h at is it T H IS tim e NANCY By Ernie B m hm iller IF WE G E T S E R IO U S IN F L A T IO N M O N E Y w il l b e p l e n t if u l BUT, W ILL PURCHASE -, M U C H | q PO ULTRY. By Bud Fi»her M U T T A N D JEFF MUTT, ANYTHING I DON'T IN THE PAPER ABOUT KNOW ! THE MAN NEXT DOORJI H AVEN T FIGHTING WITH ffcoM E TO THE HIS IN -L A W S ? / S P O R TIN G ► rr— news y e t ? O H , ISN'T TH IS AWFUL! IT SAYS HERE SOME OF THE NATIVES IN AFRICA EXCHANGE THEIR WIVES FOR HORSES AND MULES M U T T DEAR! WOULD Y O U EXCHANGE ME for a horse OR A M U L E ? NO.’ I WISH I H A D A N EW '-I NOW. WHAT D ID I SAY THAT GOT HER SORE? CAR! r LITTLE REGGIE By Margarita / come on rumpus > there ' s no - one around , TO SEE USI & C a lif . N B W BRUM PTO M T R A I L ! » E lec, r efrig .. h. and c w ater. V e n e tian »hades, com p. fu rn . hom e. A iso tr a ile r part», d o llie s , g a s and B u ta n e ran ges. B u ta n e ta n k s T e r m s . B R U M P T O N T R A I L ! » COM PANY 9031 N. E. U n ion P o r tla n d , O regon W IT T E 8 K. W., a. c. 60 c y c le , »Ingle c y lin d er , d ie s e l lig h t p la n t. In p e r fe c t con d ition . L O R IM E K T W IN C Y L IN D E R . 16 bp. s ta tio n a r y d ie s e l e n g in e w ith e le c tr ic s ta r te r . F ir s t-c la s s c o n d itio n , c o m p le te ly o v erh a u led . For fu r th e r In form ation w r ite or ph one C r ss- D e l L od ge, C r esc en t L ake, O regon. E Q U IP . B E D C O C X B B B L S— I. I R «•Is fo r s a le , a ll b r e e d e r s THIS IS A „ CINCH I COMB G A S O L IN E pow ered ll f h t l n * p lan t and b a tte ry c h a r g er s, 360 w a tts b u rn s 5-60 w a tt b u lb s c o s t s le s s th an 2o per br„ 1 g al. w h ite g a s 14 hrs. c o n tin u o u s run; a ls o g iv e s q u ick c h a r g e to 4-12 o r 8-6 v o lt b a tte rie s. W t. 100 lbs. crated . P rice $112 50 f.o b. C hicago. N o th ing lik e It w h ere e le c p ow er u n - a v a ila b le fo r lig h tin g or fo r c h a r g in g b a tte r ie s e v en w h ere elec. Is a v a ila b le. V o lta g e r e g u la to r p r e v e n ts o v er c h a r g e, s e lf sta r te r. M fg. by C on t’l M otors W rite fo r Info D a is y C om pany, P. O. 3233 B ln c o n A nnex, Ban P r s n c ls c o 19. C alif. on our f a r m a n d t e s t e d f o r b. w . d . b y O r e g o n S t a t e C ollege. fs.OO p er h u n - p r e p a id S c h u lz 's Bert H a tc h e ry , R o u ts 5. B ox 3 1 9 , P o r t la n d 1. O re gon. U.W < »1.1) R. I. IL <5 ic K E K I l.s fo r s a le b e g in n in g Feb. 4 and tw ic e each w k. T u e s and Sat. u n til end o f h a tc h in g sea so n . W. T. L ord, B t, 1, B o x 8, H ubbard, O regon. T U R K E Y e g g s and p o u lts fro m W a sh in g to n ’s la r g e st tu rk ey farm . 100% ji ii 1 l o r u m c le a n b road -b reasted bronze breed ers o f th e b est typ e, low p rices, h ig h q u a lity , h igh fer- t lllt y -h a tc h a b llity - liv e a b ility . O u r d r e sse d t u r k e y s a v e ra g e d 20.5 p ou nds or 15 3 on h en s 26.2 pou nds mi tom s E lm e r L oh r T u rk ey P arm , A r lin g to n , W a sh in g to n . P h on e 193W 1. T H R IF T Y s tr a w b e r r y p la n ts. B r ig h t- m ore and C olem an P r e sid e n t In lo ts o f 10,000 or m ore $15 per 1,660. HAROLD C U TLBR. A r l i n g t o n H e ig h ts S tra w b e r r y P arm , A rllng* to n , W a sh in g to n . FOR sale N e w fttrsam llBST i a - i b earln g, a ls o G i a n t E v erb ea rin g F u ll crop o f b e r ries fir s t y e a r p la n t ed W rite C anby B erry G ardens, C anby, Oregon. w h i I i: LEG H O R N i ’H U ’KS. L a rg s ty p e h e n s m ated to c o ck er e ls w ith dam r ec o r d s o f 250 t«> o v e r 300 e g g s S ton er's P o u ltr y P arm , A ur ora, O regon. I SKI» A RM Y R IM IN G B R ID L E S w ith ( I I I I. I.it. « lo o d o o n d lt loll Sat isfn- tlon gu aran teed . $4 50 p ostp aid W P . A lcorn. Old U n ion S to ck y a rd s, Sp okane, W a sh in g to n . E IR E T R U C K '49 D odge 6x6 equipped w ith 1,200 ft. D ouble J a ck eted hose a n d 500 g a ls per m in u te pum p. T h is unit is lik e n ew , 62.750. See 6470 1st 8 . S e a ttle , W ash. LA. W A T C H R E P A IR J e w e lr y sto r e, lo c a te d d n tow n S e a ttle . $3500.00 fix . A «quip. $3500 Invoice. N o good w ill. E x c e lle n t o p p o rtu n ity . F u ll price $7,«»00 ca sh A. A. A. B R O K E R A G B C O M PA R T , 1814 - 7th A ven u e, B ea ttie , W ash . P h on e BB 6311. 4411. M U S IC A L IN S T R U M E N T S W rite to the ACCORDION CBNTER for your new or used A ccordion and sa v e. BTAMCATO At ( ORDION CO. 7101 G reenw ood A venue. S ea ttle 1, Waeh. " N o r t h w e s t 's A c c o rd io n A T TB M TIO M ’ »A R C H ER S LOGOERH PA R M E R B P I U IT GROW ERS ROAD C O N T RA C T O R S Brand new 250 g a l. w a te r tank tr a ile r , A L U M IN U M tan k, brakes, 7 60x20 trtick tlr«*s, w a te r fa u c e ts , r e t r a c t a b le lan d in g w h e e l, etc. T h e se t r a il e r s are In o r ig in a l c ra tes. $295 FO B P ortlan d P O R T L A N D A U TO W R ECK IM O CO 18C3 N B. U nion P o rtla n d 19, O regon or c a ll OA 6807 H e a d q u a rte rs " FARM S AND RANCHES 31 A C R E S , r M o n r o e . X- room m odern h ou se, bath, e le c tr ic tank, rang« P o u ltry or berry land. L e o P . O erow , M onroe, W a sh in g to n . JITT ER By Arthur Pointer 5 a DOGS. C A TS, PETS. E TC . F<»X T E R R IE R . C o llie p u p p ies. $6 00- $10 in, »Hr, v ,,.lf >2» «»" 7598 - 32nd 8. W ., B ea ttie. W a sh in g to n . J G U N O W N E R S : "Blue** op * B ro w n ” y«»ur g u n s, r ifle s , r e v o lv e r s and '•'I'. iup« r" B L U E A U S T R A L IA N c a ttle am i sh eep il-'i: A sh m ead Stock R an ch , C h es ter, M o n t. __ i i. \ 11« ' K T I Ul« I \ I. E V E S ' G u a r - • ' Medli 11 <ii c o v e r y r e p la te s g la s s e y e s ' E lim in a te s b reakage, d isc o lo r a tio n , corrosion . Send d e sc r ip tio n o f e y e o r g la s s e v e a s m odel. G uarantee«! fit , id e n tic a l m atch fo r $35 A pproved by n o d ic a l au tliorltl«‘s Send no m o n ey ! C olum bia P la s t ic L a b o r a to r ie s, Km. 7. K irch B ld g 6 1 3 « , M ain, V an cou ver. W aeh. 45 rr. 6« den. SI 10 pr Al Iff. 30 den SI.6ft pr. S lig h t Irregular*, full f ashioned 4ft g g . »0 d e n .— 1 p r . fo r S< «si 61 r t XO den r ’ p r. f o r S’? AO II tr g a ln Q u a lity S e c o n d s S e a m le ss 3 pr. for 62 00 S tlsfu ction G u a ra n teed . R ending H osiery O u tlet R .a d in « , e » . W i l l , D R I L L I N G M a e h ls » « , b t f ll l l a ctio n , spu d d ers, « ore d rills. N a tio n a l. F t. W orth. W ichita. S t. i i 1.6 ton« . Sulltv n. «In«» Standard* w ith »4 s te e l d errick s. C om plete sto ck ca b le to o ls, fishing tools a n d w ell •q u ip . A ll u sed equip, com pì, recon dl. G ov. su r p lu s. I ’ ren ee y A “ S on. - I'u - - e - b - lo < -»_»- ole. IN S T R U C T IO N KY w o e o ’ ÔOCO HEAVENS SAIMAT A RACKET' . a ?°°S6 TL w ac * -J.- 3 / J ust 6L C R ' BOYS 8O YS ’/'M A T 'S a T H IS ? 1-EAHN W EI.IUNO A c t y l . n , O xv»«n . nd A rc. D a y iinrt N igh t Cl;.«»«» F r e e Tuition to V eteran «. CALM V S ELF, M O M - WE J E S T IN V EN TED A HEW WAV . < S T O PL A Y CHESS/ 7 S70 M l P / IT ' P R IM R O S E S O r». Juice-Over Oven I I a fru it pie run, over in the oven, sprinkle salt on the apilled juice. It lessens a molting and aim- plifies cleaning once the oven la cooled. Fix Poor Heeia When heela wear over, have them repaired immediately. Otherwise the shape of the shoe may be ruined permanently, and worse still, the wearer may suffer from faulty posture. VIRG IL GEE-THAT WOULD MAKE A NICE z BIRTHDAY e i F T > —I FOR DO NNA J X could earn enough IN one DAY to buy IT ' IF I SKIPPED SCHOOL I M SERVING A BANOUET THIS AFTERNOON-1 COULD USE AN EXTRA BUS BOy- Daily F ire Toll Every day there are 1,000 home fires, 28 deaths by Are, 130 store fires, 100 factory fires, 7 church fires and 3 hospital fires, according to the National Fire Protection as sociation. ih m SIL E N T SA M It. - ! , P la n ts and see d o f C o lo ssa l and W e st C oset S tr a in s. P o ly a n th u s A c a u lls, A lp in e A u ricu la , A siatic« and o th er s. V io la P lo rla r e seed. W r ite fo r L ist Helen'» Prim rose Garden» B o u ts 9, B ox 1560, P ortlan d 16, Ore» P h on e BU 0513 - r THY/ aco ruutu r STREAMLINED K t X D IN O »( llt io l S a , r a m * » ( o . P o r tla n d M U ItflKtt s a v in g P. O B ox 778, W a lla W alla, W a s h in g to n . Rest Quality T h 6 y M o n ey M a n u fa ctu rer's s e c r e ts. P C h ilM i, N Y L O N H O S IE R Y B Y M A IL • spring*« g u a ra n teed C L O T H IN G , F U R S , E T C . ,7 N . (1th S I. IT T ' r o a Y O U R r * B M and liv e s to c k s u e - tion » c a ll c o lle c t C ol. W arren A rm str o n g , te le p h o n e 131*14 th ro u g h T e k o a , W ash . A d d ress B o a ts 3, F a r m in g to n , W ash . A g r a d u a te from th e w orld'» la r g e st auctioneer»* sch o o l. •'The R elacn A m erican S ch o o l o f A u ctio n eerin g ." M ason C ity, Iow a. A U TO S. TR U C K S & ACCES. BOY y C H IC K S l A L T O N W R IG H T . T A 8263 B A B Y C lI I X —C H R IS T IE N ew H am p shire}«. R ock -H am p C ross, W hite L eg h o rn s. Order e a rly fo r sp r in g d e liv e r y . 1947 c ir cu la r a v a ila b le. I>on‘t d e la y ! W rite H a r t’s H a tch ery , B e a v e rto n , O regon. BANK - Q ï A B t. 17, B ox 81, P o r tla n d 9, O rsgoa L A R G E PR O F IT S —In Arm y N a w Sur 1.1th. R ic h m o n d TREES 10« ■ a o b — 100 p lan t» *9.00 fo r q u a n tity p r ic e s w r its B L A C K S M IT H . w e ld in g and m achin e sh o p , lo ca ted in fa r m in g d is tr ic t. $12.000 c a sh and b alan ce on term s. W rite W. K P e n d ell 8 Bon. A lm ira, W ash . S e r p lu a G o o d s . 151 s H O LLY P la n t sm a ll F r e n c h E n g lis h H o lly o r chard fo r fu tu r e Income. B est h o lly grow n. W hen p la n ted y o u r s e lf c o st o n ly $325 to $650 fo r th e tr e e s an a c r e P h on e 8 -X -2 , Sh ore A cres X o lly P arm , O lg X arbor, W ash. B U S IN E S S & IN V E S T . O PP O R . P R O F IT A B L E b o ttle d a ir y b u sin e s s; fo r ty - fo u r c o w s and h e ife r s w ith n e c e s s a r y eq u ip m en t. 160-ncre Im p roved d a ir y ranch, w atered by s p r in g s and creek; R. E. A. c lo se to sch o o l and cou n ty s e a t tow n . W ill s e ll w ith or w ith o u t p e r so n a l p rop erty. P o s s e s sio n to s u it buyer. For d e ta ils w rite A ltm a n ’s D airy, G r a n g e y llle , Idaho. L E S S _____ - "J ( W ESTER N R KD CEDA R F E N C E rO STS S a le bv C arloads BO N N E R CEDA R CO.. RanSpaint. H ak e. Bf plus. M a ter ia ls Any b u sin e ss ca n handle. B \r m i N a w T H A T 'S MY IN F L A T IO N P IG G Y _ i SANK j S T R A W B E R R Y P L A N T S — 106,666 G ian t Gem E v er b e a r in g , from new ir r ig a t e d so il. W a lt B erg, B t. 9, W oodburn, O regon. Ph. M onitor 3153. R O C K H IL L E V E R B E A R IN G STR A W B ER R IE S F A R M M A C H IN E R Y & E Q U IP . Just w h a t A R E som e of the f a r m e r ’s p ro blem s w e h ea r so m uch abo ut. T im ? I ’ ve been a fa r m e r fo r th ree y e a rs and h a v e n 't encountered any of th e m ." L IN K T R A IN E R , good cond W ill s e ll fo r $1500 E A. D avie. 9730 8. E 145th. M all a d d re ss. B ou t« 14. B ox 1859. P o r tla n d , Oregon. Stellar Fnlverae There are about 100 "island uni verses" in the galaxy which have tens of thousands of stars as bright or brighter than the sun. E Western Cowboy Boots H ig h G rad«, Fancy. H a n d -M a d e Made Like You Like 'Em W rite fo r N e w C atalogue CRICHET BOOT CO. E l Peso 23, T e x a t Txrniahrd Jrw rlr? To brighten terniihed geld jew elry. rub It lightly with a tooth bruih dipped in ammonia end the« baking soda U. II. miteratea According to present estimates, there are 10,000,000 grown-ups in the U. S. whose knowledge of the three "R's" Is so slight that they are bad ly handicapped as workers, a t heads of families and at citizens. Of this total 8,000,000 are Negroes. M ilk Conauming State Pennsylvania Is the second great est m ilk consuming state, but ninth In m ilk production. The Keystone state ranks fourth In the »mount of cash farm income from milk, fifth In respect to the value of her heif ers, and 10th in the number of cows. Keep Shoes Ceol Heat w ill rot rubber and weak en leather to don’t store leather shoes or overshoes in a hot attic. Put them in a cool dry place, and clean them thoroughly. Mud left on shoet w ill maka a permanent stain on the leather. Meningitis Caused Deafness Meningitis used to leave many hopeless cases of deafness; tush cases were numerous among veter ans of World War I. Treatment with streptomycin, penicillin and sulfa drugs has almost eliminated this type of deafness.