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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 13, 1947
W ant
fOH SALE
H A B B IT S & S K IN S
l i v e k a u l i t s « lbs. up, mb-
R E F R IG E R A T O R E Q U IP M E N T
b it s k in s , h id e s, w ool, tn o h a ir, cas -
c a r a , liv e p o u ltr y B a b y A C om pany,
9 3 5 S. W. r r o a t , P o r tla n d , Oregon-
R e f r ig e r a t io n C o.. 1 5 1 6 M E. K ill-
ln g a w o r t h , P o r t la n d , O r e g o n .
Ph
T R . 6644.
FARMS AND RANCHES
CROSS
TOWN
240 A C H E R A N C H o n h ig h w a y .
a c r e s le v e l m e a d o w , b la c k s o il,
a n c e p a s tu r e . P e r s o n a l p r o p e r ty
c lu d e d . G a y lo r d L e e , B lk R iv e r ,
BOBBY
SOX
Bv
Roland Coe
140
b a l­
in ­
Id a.
F O R S A L E 5 A. good b e rry , tru c k
ta rn » in c u ltiv a tio n . 3-rin , h o u s e ,
p a in te d ; e le c., m a il; f a m ily f r u i t ,
\
a . s t r a w b e r r i e s . S o m e f u r n itu r e .
G r a v e l r o a d *<-ini. W ., ** N. B ro a d -
a c r e s s to r e , n e a r H u b b a rd , W o o d ­
b u rn . F o r q u ic k s a le 92450, p o s s e s ­
s io n . W . E . H n f f , B t. X, A u ro ra ,
h
Marty Links
MISCELLANEOUS
FO R SALE (I )
K \ V W e s u irp
h o u s e G e n e r a to r . 220-140 V. 6 ‘J c y ­
c le A. C. c o m p le te w ith p a n e l a n d
p o w e r u n it. >1100.00. F O .R . !b>-e-
b u rg , O re g o n .
K e y s to n e M a c a ta e
W o rk s , R o e e b u rg , O re g o n .
\ \ ATCH
“ I ’m going to trade it tor a smaller model.
much of a gas eater!**
It's too
NANCY
>3500.00— HO -acra d iv e r­
s if ie d f a r m , 30 m l. S p o k a n e , 8 m l.
R o c k f o rd . 35 C u lt. G ood a l f a l f a
la n d N o ro c k . A b u n d a n c e o f w a te r
n iu l tim b e r . O rc h a rd . L og b ld g s .
C o u n ty ro a d . R .E .A . lin e n e a r . 3
m i. to R o c k f o rd s c h o o l bu s. 25c p e r
p u p il p e r d a y a llo w e d if p u p il
t r a v e l s o v e r 2 m ile s . T e rm s
c ish . I . O. M c C o rm ic k , S y m o n s E lk .
Spokane, W n,
“ But, Cookie, I didn't know Jasper belonged to you—I'll
return him right aw ay!”
F O R S A L E O R T R A D E 70 acres 20
m ile s N .E . V a n c o u v e r, W a sh . 30
In c u ltiv a tio n , b a la n c e o p e n p a s tu r e .
H o u s e , b a rn , s p r i n g , e le c tr ic ity .
S o m e tim b e r. G ra v e l ro a d . C. W.
P r ie d r ic h . M a b to n . W a s h .
By Ernie Bushmiller
BUSINESS 6 INVEST. OPPOR.
S E L L . T R A D E . N e w H o te l Cafe »0
s e a ts . A ls o 1 6 -ro o m a p t. bldg. C o n ­
s t r u c t i o n a r e a C o lu m b ia R a s ln . tw o
H ig h w a y s B a rg a in . S ic k n e ss . C h as.
P o r d , C o u le e C ity , W a s h in g to n .
> r
F O R S A L E — 2 s t o r y c o n c r e te bldg,
m e a t m a r k e t a n d g ro c e ry . M u s t s e ll
on a c c o u n t o f s ic k n e s s a ll f o r 111,-
000, p in s s to c k . F o r f u ll in f o r m a tio n
w r i t e P e te O s tm a n , S r., R a y m o n d ,
W ash.
C IT Y L O T . 32x300. M ak e fin e c h ic k ­
e n r a n c h o r a u to c o u rt, 2 b lo c k s
f r o m N e w Y a c o lt H o s p ita l, n o te d
f o r A R T H R I T I S A N D IT S C U R E .
B y Dr Ruiter R a y M eth o d . G et In
to u c h w ith o w n e r E r n e s t P . W il­
lia m s . B ox 100 Y a c o lt, W a s h . Sac.
>1250. B u ild y o u r h o m e in a boom
j
to w n .
1010
S h a d y la n s ,
acad em y.
w r ite C . A . S k e lt o n , C h i lli w a c k , E C
B L U E B E R R Y P L A N T S . 1, 2.5 a n d •
y e a r «»id p la n ts W rit« f o r p r lc e a
B lu e b e r r y D e l l ,
S ’.'c r w c o B , O re.
I OR S A L E — Ladies* ready-to-w ear sh o p in
good lo ca tio n d oin g a good b u sin ess. A good
in v estm en t. P a id up lease 2 vrs. >5.000 00.
E . C. R o b erts, R ea lto r, M yrtle P oint. Ore.
LIVESTOCK
G ra n d
C h a m p io n
P r o d u c tio n
R e g i s t e r S to c k . C. E. S tr e t c h e r , B e a v ­
e r to n , O regon .
AUC riO N S \ L E N ov. 14
A u c tio n y a r d s . M y e n t i r e
R e g . H e r e f o r d » 20 cow », 9
b re d h e ife r» . 15 c a lv e s in c .
p o lle d a n d h o rn e d . A f in e
c h o o s e fr o m . C a ta lo g u e a t
Auction. E . L . W a ls to n ,
H ayden
B ak e, Id a h o .
A R M Y S U R P L U S $ 6 7 .5 0
A U R O R A S U P P L Y CO.
9015
A urora
A v e .. S e a t t l e ,
V er. 0505.
SPECIAL
C A N Y O U T E L L a r a w e g g fr o m a
b o ile d e g g w ith o u t b r e a k in g th e
s h e ll ? I f n o t s e n d 25c a n d f in d o u t
h o w R O Y J E L L Y , 3 9 5 3 N . B . U n io n
A v e ., P o r t la n d 1 2 , O re.
A T T E N T IO N
ABOLA
and
F O E S A L E — B e a u tif u l
B lu e
G r# a t
D a n e p u p s , 4 m o n th s o ld fr o m
lo n g lin e o f C a n a d ia n C h a m p io n s ,
c ro p p e d a n d in o c c u la te d . P r ic e in c h
R e g . p a p e r s >175.00 m a le , >150.00
fe m a le s
CARL
W ALTER,
601
T R U T C H S T , V IC T O R I A , B . C. P h .
B E a c o n 223 4 .
E n g . S p r in g e r f e m a le s w ith tw o
m o n th s tr a in in g , s ir e d b y In t. Ch
L ough* e d 's M ick e y F in n a n d o u t o f
C an . C h. W in so m e R o n n ie H e a th e r
e tte . A lso p u p s 5 m o n th s o ld fr o m
s a m e b re e d in g , a n d s o m e p u re -b r e d
P a r ti - c o lo r C o c k e r S p a n ie l p u p s 6
m o n th s old M rs. J e s s e E . L o w e,
W estp o rt P o n te , A b erd een , W n . P h .
O c o sta
IM M E D IA T E D E L IV E R Y
COMPOSITION SH IN G LES
(3-In-l) sq . butt. $7.23; g reen or s ilv e r
WHAT A DOPE.
O k a y .B u t c h -
YOU AfcL' WOOD IS
f i t even B E T
1 STRONGER. THAN STEEL1 ON I T ' COME.
WHO EVER HEARD A'
WITH ME. AN I LU /
SUCH A THING ‘
PROVE. IT*
By Gene Byrne»
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g r a y , h ex a g o n . $3.79. a lso 90-ito. roll
roofing. $2 99. 55-Jb. roll roofing. $2 66.
PA R R I t M BER COM PANY
6600 N .E . I nlon A v«.
TR. 1136
1320 N.W . 19th
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P o r tla n d II O reron
Above Ground Turnip
Kohlrabi Is a curious vegetable. It
Is an abovc-the-ground turnip with
leaves that sprout out like the scales
of a fish. Cooking experti suggest
preparing it exactly like a t u r n ip -
trim the leaves, pare and slice
lengthwise. Cook in lightly-salted
w ater for 20 minutes, drain and
serve with melted butter or cream.
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Soles to Support Muscles
The leather soles on shoes provide
firm support for the 18 separate
muscles found in the sole of the foot
alone, grouped In four distinct
muscle layers.
VIRGIL
By Len Klei»
CO.
YOUR
OW N
BO SS
O W N A N D O P E R A T E A V E N D IN G
M A C H IN E
ROUTE
IN
YOUR
S P A R E T I M E >400 IN V E S T M E N T
CAN N E T
YOU
AROUND
>30
W E E K L Y P R O F IT . N O S E L L IN G ,
W R I T E F D R F R E E C O N F ID E N «
T I A L P R O F I T (’ H A R T
BETTER HEALTH!
• Hemorrhe/d»
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A llm t n t i
Q o it r ii U lto r
Treated w ithout H ô p it a l
O peration
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CREDIT TERMS
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e___BUILDING MATERIALS
R EC,’LAR FELLERS
M U S IC
P . O. B o x 5 6 9 , P o r t la n d 7 , O r e g o n
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DOGS. CATS, PETS. ETC. ""
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C O M PO SERS
O R IG IN A L S O N G S a n d m u n i/ d i ­
r e c t f r o m C o m p o se r, w a n te d f o r
p u b lic a tio n a n d m a n u f a c tu r in g
o f p h o n o g r a p h re c o rd s .
A . A B . C A K D Y CO.
1 6 2 2 W. B U M IO M A V B .
PO R T L A N D , OREGON
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
O R EG O N ’S “ B E S T B U Y S ”
L istin g p ub lication . R K IIA K . ON
O E A R IN . R ea lto rs, N ew b erg , Ore.
W s.
SCHOOL I ll SES And COACH ES
29 p a ss, a d u lt F ord N ew
36 p a ss. C hev. S ch o o l— 1926.
1942 G .M .C. H o u se Car E x c e lle n t.
1934 G M C 21-pase. adult.
N ELSO N TR UC K E Q U IP . CO.. Inc.
W estla k e N. A John. S ea ttle 9. Wawh.
"C R O F T
EASTER
L IL IE S .
P u re
» tr a in . S e le c te d s to c k . S ta te In-
M pbcted. B u lb » a n d b u lb le t» Q u a n ­
t i t y o r » m a ll o r d e rs . O rd e r n o w fo r
fa ll
p la n tin g .
P r ic e s
re a s o n a b le .
P l a n t th e b e st. P h o to g r a p h o n r e ­
q u e s t J . S . F i e ld s . 4 0 0 4 W . T h is t le
B t., B e a t t i e 6. W a s h . P h o n e W E 6799.
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429
N E W TRUCK
B O D IE S. 7 4 *x 12’
s te e l b e d w ith 1 1 / 4 ” o a k flo o r,
c o m p le te w ith 18 os. 14’ b y 14
waterproof canvas, bows and 4
m u d g u a r d s . F i t s a n y 1H o r
to n tr u c k .
S h ip p in g p o in ts . S e a ttle , E v e r e t t
a n d P asco
FLOWERS & BULBS
t
Box
AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACCES.
BB
h e rd o f
y e a r lin g
7 b u lls
h e rd to
S pokane
ow ner.
4,
C lim e F r a il le Low. M erch a n d ise h ig h .
S a v e. Sen d F r u it C h ristm a s. F r e e p ric es.
D a v id so n G ro v es. B e s 1118. R d ln b a rg , Tex.
DI ROC S P R IN G BOARS AND G IL T S
fr o m
R o u te
D E E K , E L K . COW a n d fu r s k i n s ta n n e d
in to le a th e r, a n d m ade in to c o a ts , g lo v e s,
e t c ., to you r m ea su re. Or w e buv th em .
C H K R V R N T (¡LO V E a TA N N IN G CO.
l i t ? N .W . 19th A v e., P o rtla n d . O rrgoa
S a l­
K-FT. PO R T A B L E SAW M ILL
60 saw . 4b’ c a r n a g e and rolls. Log haul,
g as d onk ey nnd a ll rig g in g . $6.500. Out of
tim b er. E M I L W A L L , H a ttie G ro u n d .
W ash.. lit . 2. B ox 182.
O UT 1 I
F I L B E R T N I T T R E E S . T w e n tj
th o u s a n d D u C h llly th r e e to fiva
y e a r s , h e a lth y , t h r i f t y . P h o n e oi
Y O U R T I M E is y o u r o w n In th is
f u l l y e q u ip p e d C a b in e t s h o p & hom e.
L a r g e c o r n e r lo t. N e w d i s t r i c t . P r ic e
I
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em , O regon.
R l P A IR IN G
C o m p le te b e n c h w ith la th e , s ta k in g
to o ls , w a tc h p a r ts , e tc >350 R ic h
a r d W r e s c h , R t. 2, B a t t l e G round,
W a s h ., J u e t n o r ; h
o f C o lum bia
O r e.
F o r SALE
Deer and Their Antlers
Most female deer have no real
antlers. Reindeer and caribou are
the only members of the deer fam­
ily in which female have antlers.
King's Touch to Cure
Certain forms of tuberculosis once
were called the ''king's evil,” be­
cause It was believed that the king ',
touch could effect a cure.
S tream line W irin g
Form two to five miles of electri­
cal wiring are concealed in the wails
and ceilings of a modern streamline
Pullman passenger ear.
Appeasing a K ing
Tn 1877 authorities of Massachu­
setts tried to appease the wrath of
Charles I I by sending him a present
of three choice products of the col-
er.y 10 barrels of cranberries, two
fcogthead of coarse hominy and
1,000 eodSsh.
Sweet Potato Candy
Candies having high quality, taste
appeal and varied food values have
been made from sweet potatoes at
Alabama agricultural experiment
station. A limited sales test hat been
conducted with M tlsfeetor7 result«.
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c o o le rs, r e a c h in boxes. M ea t c a s e s
E v e r y t h in g in r e f r ig e r a t io n P o r tla n d
M in e ra ls of P akistan
Although Pakistan has some oil
and considerable coal, the m ajo r
share by fa r of these industrial raw
materials Is found on the Hindu side
of India. TT.ere are extensive sup­
plies of coal, iron and manganese,
essential to heavy Industry, in the
Jamshedpur region, as well as scat­
tered about in central and other
areas of the far-flung Hindu terri­
tory. Ind ia’s famous sheet mica,
v ita l in radio and aircraft enginaa,
comes largely from «ie Hindu sec­
tions of Bihar and Madras. During
the war strategic minerals were dis­
covered in the north-central states
of the new Dominion of India.
R ailw ay Express Range
Railway Express agency, which
provides the American people with
express service, conducts business
through 23,000 i
s and uses In its
operations more than 197.000 miles
of railway lines, 13,000 miles of boat
lines, 67,000 miles of a ir lines and
17,000 miles of motor-carrier lines.
About 80,000 persons are employed
in the performance of its far-flung
transportation aervice.
Garlic for Health
Aurellua Cornelius Cels us more
than a century before the birth of
Christ, prescribed onions as the best
remedy for "the fever.” Mohammed
claimed that garlic took the place of
a common poison antidote for the
stings or bites of venomous animals.
In modern times, the Inhabitants of
French Guiana usa the herb for the
same purpose.
Foresta In Arison»
There are eight national forests In
Arizona, covering a total of 11,400.-
»59 acres.
Light from Mateh
A burning paper match provides
one candlepower of light.
Long Ways From Home
Homing pigeons have been known
to carry messages over 800 miles.
Tickets to Heaven
Borne of the Chinese temples still
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