Illinois Valley News, Thursday, September 2, 1948 FICTION Corner ANYTHING FOR A FRIEND By MARJORIE ABBOTT AM looked u n co m fo rta b le a t he «tood w ith hl» la rg e feet p lanted a w k w a rd ly on H a rrie t Sweet'« o rie n ta l rug. H is v io lin was tucked under one a rm , and w ith his free hand he pushed a th ic k lo ck o f h a ir aw ay fro m his d a rk, u g ly face. •'A ll rig h t. Sam, le t's t r y it again,” said H a rrie t. She sat straig h t-b acke d on the piano bench and played the in tro d u ctio n to ■'Träum erei” on the m ahogany grand. H e r g ra y head ke p t tim e to the m usic w ith liv e ly lit t le nods. "Y e s, m a ’a m ,” said Sam. H is voice was changing. E v e ry m ove he made was done in an agony o f self-consciousness. He b ro u g h t his v io lin up to his chin, and then fo r got h im s e lf as he b rought the ric h tones to life beneath his fingers. H a rrie t sighed as the la s t note became stille d . "T h a t was splendid, | Sam ,” she said. " I haven’ t another p u p il as tale n te d as you a re .” A lig h t showed b rie fly In his d a rk eyes, rn d then he blushed and m oistened his lips. H a rrie t wondered som etim es why she wanted so m uch to w in this boy’s frien d sh ip . He was u n a ttra c tive . He had a last name she couldn’t begin to pronounce. I t was p a rtly the lo n g in g of a lonely, c h ild less wom an, she supposed, fo r someone to m other. S sweet m elodies out o f her vio lin . She wondered i f the boy would lik e the In c re d ib ly ric h , fu ll tone o f the in s tru m e n t. She d id n 't see h im again t ill the fo llo w in g week. As he cam e in he was fille d w ith a stran g e restless ness th a t he c o u ld n 't co n tro l. " L a s t week you said th a t you were m y fr ie n d .” "W h y yes, S am .” "T h e re 's som ething im p o rta n t I ’ ve got to ask y o u ." T his was the m om e n t she had been ho p in g fo r, in a ll her m onths o f kn o w in g Sam. ' T i l do a n yth in g I can fo r you, S a m ," she said q u ie tly . He stood there fa cin g her, alm ost defiant in his earnestness. F o r the RABBITS & SK IN S _ He saw the look of su rp rise on h e r face. H is voice cracke d as he w ent on. MISCELLANEOUS "G osh, I kn o w i t p ro b a b ly cost you some dough. I ’d even pay 75 bucks fo r it . ” She was s ta rin g a t h im In cre d uously. T he re was no sound In the roo m b u t the slow tic k in g o f the g ra n d fa th e r clock. He flushed and looked down a t the floor. H is fin g e rs w ere restless on his p la id cap. In a sudden agony o f e m b a rra ssm e n t, he th ru s t his hands behind h im . "Y o u th in k i t ’ s an O. K. fid d le to o ." he said. " I suppose I shouldn’ be a sking you fo r it. E ven i f you are m y frie n d .” She h e stitate d on ly a m om e n t be G A R A G E a n d s e r v ic e s ta t io n w ith liv in g q u a r t e r s in g o o d P a lo u s e to w n Own« r f o r 30 y e a r s , r e tir in g . R e g a n G a ra g e , O a k s d a le , W a s h . BAI C O C K T A IL b a r a n d !> H A T F O R K A L E — A lf a lf a a ri'l w ild. I n f ie ld o r s ta c k e d . 1 m ile ti i Burna. C a ll 3403 or w r ite J u lio T Jrizar, B o a 748, B u r n s , Ore. A IR P L A N E F O R S A L E — 193» L u s - • d i i b e M e t- L .F r o p . 41 h r s . s in c e new e n g in e . P la n e in v e ry good si , |. W rite P . S h a f f e r , 718 B a ird a. I t . , S n o h o m is h , W a s h . 1 ti, 10.'..... w a tts , 1295 to »75(1. S o u th 3323 L in c o ln S t., S p ok an e, W ash . 1 m o to r s ti-cyl. G ood c o n d itio n , »750 to 0. G e n e r a to r 30 K W -D C . d r i v en I v 3-i vl. GM d ie s e l, a lm o s t n e w , W rite C o r o n a d o M a r in e W a y s , T o o t o f A S t., C o ro n a d o , C al. P h o n s H e n le y 3-4855. R ep rin ts 3c e a c h . JU M BO E N L A R G E M E N T S —5c e a c h . FO X STI BIOS - B illin g * . M ontana i , ! is ( l l V I M I K S H. D.-14 and 12- yar-l Le T o u m eau C a rry a ll, 12-foot D ozer B la a- all In good co n d itio n . $11.500. A IR C R A F T S A L E S & S E R V I C E T A C O M A A IR P A R K B o x ?IS - S o u th T a c o m a . W a sh . P h o n e P a y s O j , » ( il l; N i g h t s B I . 55SZ. FARMS AND RANCHES !>♦.. A C R E R A N C H in c ity lim it s . F a i r 6 -ro o m h o u se, la r g o b a rn , o u t b u ild in g - A ll fe n c e d in g r a s s . A p p le s, pi a r s , c h e r r ie s , w a ln u ts , se v e ra l K im is o f b e r r ie s , g o o d g a r d e n la n d , j L o w e r s . A lo v e ly h o m e f o r 0 0" No flo o d s . W r ite Box 3C5, G le n d a le , O re g o n . A P P R O X . 360 A C R E S in M tn n e lo o s s \ < y, 7 m ile s t » P lu m m e r, Id a h o . 6 a c r e s c u ltiv a tio n , s e v e r a l m o re e a s ily c le a re d . E s t i m a t e d 800,000 fe e t saw tim b e r ; 4_room h o u s e s p r in g w a te r , s c h o o l b u s , m a il M m ile e le c tr ic i ty is n o w b e in g p u t in . T h is p la c e c a n b e d e v e lo p e d in to a n ic e s to c k r a n c h . P r ic e >5500.00. A . J. G reen, P lu m m e r , Id ah o. F O R S A L E — 337 a c r e s to c k o r d a ir y r a n c h . 70 a c r e s in c u ltiv a tio n , o a ts c lo v e r a n d g r a s s . L a r g e m o d e rn h o u s e , g o o d b a r ; m o w ro o m f o r 120 to n s o f h a y ; r u n n i n g w a t e r a n d e le c tr ic i ty to h o u s e a n d b a r . Y e a r She had an aching p ictu re of h im , w o rk in g h a rd a fte r school to earn m oney to help out a t home w ith his b ro th e rs and sisters. m om e n t his shyness and a w k w a rd ness were gone. " I p layed y o u r v io lin a ll w e e k," he said fe v e ris h ly . " I t was sm ooth as—as o il o r som ething Gee, it was s w e ll!” H is eyes were blazing, and his d a rk face was no longer ugly. "L o o k , M rs. Sweet, 1 can get 50 bucks fro m m y uncle. I'd w ork to pay it back to h im .” fo re she w a lke d to w a rd h im and placed h e r sm a ll, blue-veined hand lig h tly on his a rm . "Y e s, Sam. I am a lit t le attached to the in s tru m e n t. B u t if you th in k you can raise 50 d o lla rs, the v io lin is yours. F o r a m o m e n t I was shocked, because you see, 50 d o lla rs is q u ite a b it o f m oney to take. E s p e c ia lly fro m a frie n d .” Tricks for Teens P E T T IC O A T PRO TEST tra s tin g p e ttic o a t beneath. I t's a There we go ag a in —the g irls in s m a rt tr ic k to p la y w ith a b la c k tro d u cin g a new fashion and the cotton ru ffle d s k ir t o ve r a strip e d boys g iv in g it the o r r la id cotton p e tticoa t. w ell-know n B ronx W E LC O M E R E L IE F —You teen cheer. W e're re A « c i agers who m u st w e a r u n ifo rm s to fe rrin g to the new school have w elcom ed p e tticoa ts as P. H. D. s o c ie t y a means of b re a kin g the m onotony (P e ttic o a ts H ang —w ith o u t b re a kin g the rules. Before ing Down) — and and a fte r hours you can p u ll down to the c a u s t i c y o u r p e ttico a t so th a t y o u r ruffles com m ents t h a t show beneath yo u r u n ifo rm hem are being m ade I lin e . D u rin g school you tu ck yo u r by y o u r best p e ttic o a t out o f sight So fa r. we frien d s a n d s e - h a v e n 't heard about any petticoat verest c r i t i c s p ro te sts fro m the fa cu lty. P e ttico a ts h a v e P E G G E D PE TT IC O A T S —So vou m ade the fro n t pages o f yo u r high thought th a t p e tticoa ts were p re tty school papers, ju s t as yo u r long o n ly w ith yo u r b a lle rin a skirts, did Gibson s k irts d id la st season, But you? Then you h a ve n't seen them It." not even the rid ic u le o f y o u r fa v o r peeping between the side slits of "O h, yes, m a ’ a m ." ite tlire e -le tte r m an can shake yo u r those s tra ig h t and narrow pegged I b e lie f in them . She follow ed up h e r advantage. s k irts to w hich so m any g irls s till " I wish yo u ’d a lw a ys tr y to th in k C AN -CAN COM M O T IO N -In s te a d c lin g —and vice-versa, which cling o f me as y o u r frie n d , Sam. 1 lik e o f liftin g y o u r cotton s k ir t d e m u re ly to so m anv g irls I f yo u r pegged you v e ry m u c h ." at one side w ith a pin o r p e ttico a t s k irts are loo short, let yo u r petti He looked dow n at the flo o r nnd peeper, you sew a little button h o le coat ruffles hang down below about sh ifte d fro m one foot to the other. loop to the center back, at the an inch. edge of the hem, and sew on a b u t CD N V E R T IR L E P E T TIC O A TS L J A R R I E T th o ug h t o f Sam jfte n ton nt the center back o f the w a is t Some petticoats are m ade to serve in the fo llo w in g week. Then you can b utton up She band. F o r instance, thought o f his la rg e , strong hands y o u r s k ir t in back to fo rm a ca n a double purpose. a pastel cotton p e ttico a t w ith double th a t would b rin g h e a rtb re a k in g ly can bustle and to reve a l yo u r con h e m line ruffle s o f eyelet, comes w ith its detachable cum m erbund belt. W ith o u t the cum m erbund, you w ear it as a p e ttico a t under a n other s k irt. W ith the cum m er bund, you top it w ith a peasant blouse and w e a r it as a s k irt. It's a good idea fo r those o f you who are m a k in g th e ir own p etticoat, and, ju d g in g fro m the rep o rts of hom e ec teachers, lots o f you are Now, th a t yo u ’ve re v iv e d p e tti coats and cam isoles, w ill you be sa yin g "tw e n ty three skid o o " in stead o f " s c r a m " and " I love m y w ife , but, oh. you k id ! " instead of "h u b b a , h u b b a '” T he y S ta rte d On the Screen. So m an y of y o u r custom s and fads s ta rt w ith the m ovies Why th a t P e te r L a w fo rd June A llyson lesson scene fro m "G ood News” has even in sp ire d you to do yo u r F re n ch h d tn e w o rk these nig h ts! Has yo u r cro w d adonted th is m ovie- m ade idea yet? I <11 it m w DAM 1 im m e n m e w o rm 5 new, granan« arc tilled oldie, the C h a rle s to n —e ve r since \ \ ith corn and w lic it snd rye from countless fields. you saw i t danced in "G ood News.” Because men plow, there are these golden‘yields. Bet yo u r p a re n ts could give you Because their silver shires have pierced the sod some fine points cn it. Bet they could show you the cups they won And they have worked together with their God. in C harleston contests back in the The hungry w orld has food enough to eat days when Joan C ra w fo rd s c in til It we share wisely— snd shared loaves are sweet. la te d m ore than she suffered The plow s go down the land, the furrow s run M O I N EW CUSTOM — Since | you’ ve seen ’C a p ta in fro m C a stile ,' Forever curved and deep beneath the sun: you’ ve re vive d the custom of g ivin g The ancient furrow s, and the fresh-turned furrows a h a n d ke rch ie f to yo ir T-m an (top I now — m i n i as a keepsake He keeps it There w ill be bread while men have fa.th to plow in his ja cke t pocket fo r show—n o t! | lo r blow W r thank Thee, G o d for the heartening thought N E W I H I R I I O Th cut o f men w ith bangs, as Elei eanor P« rk e r, Sow mg and plowing and reaping, to plant again-, w ore in "V o ice of th :he T u rtl« sweeping through 'he e h ig h >i hool h a lls these days ut do an r of y o u r upper clasi n tr y to look lU n Ronald Rea Grace N oll Crowell _ I tr o u t s tr e a m th r o u g h p lace. L o ts o f w ood a n d s o m e s a w lo g s . 1000 f e e t to m a in h ig h w a y , s t a t e , s c h o o l b u s, d a ily m a il. 1 m ile fr o m Y a c o lt, W a s h in g to n . A d ja c e n t to 4 1 1 ac re * o f g o o d o p e n r a n g e ; ji r u n n in g 125 h e a d o f H e r e f o r d c a t tle . M u s t s e ll b e c a u s e o f ill h e a l th . P la c e f o r >16,000 c a s h . C a t t l e a n d e q u ip m e n t a v a i la b le . W . £ . M c C u tc h e o n , Y a c o lt, W a s h in g to n . CANADIAN FARM»—W rit« Ut for iT O M I N FORMATION on firm settlement or&ftt unities. Fertile soil«. Reasonably priced. C. F. Corn* «•11. Canadian I'ailflc Railway, Vancouver, U.C. AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACCES. By Nancy Pepper BECAUSE M E N PLOW I >9 I N T. D S35 t r u c k a n d t r a i l e r , s i n g le a x le , v a n ty p e , A - l s h a p e , g o o d ru b b e r. W ill c o n s id e r la te m o d e l c a r i I L lo y d M id d le to n , 1721 O c ea n B e a c h , L o n g v ie w , W a s h in g to n . P h . 4116-W . 942 2 -to n D o d g e f u e l t r u c k , a ll s te e l 3 - u n it bo x a n d h o is t. E x c e lle n t c o n d itio n . 814 B a r t l e t t S t., S ilv e r to n , O re., o r p h o n e 381. S P E L T A L t r u c k a n d bun o f f e r in g b y E a s t e r n O re g o n R e o D e a le r: 1942 I n t ’l K -7 w lu m b e r ro ll» a n d cal» g u a r d , c o m p le te $1,900.0«». 1 9 4 6 R e o f a r m t r u c k w 14 fo o d , g r a i n a n d s to c k s id e s . 1939 G M G 5 y a rd d u m p . 1938 F o r d 4 »2-y d . d u m p . 1946 F o r d C a b o v e r f o r 1 8 -ft. r a c k . 1937 F o r d 30 p a s s , s c h o o l b u s , n e w m o to r , g o o d c o n d itio n . A ll re c o n d itio n e d a n d s e ll in g f o r r id i c u lo u s ly lo w p ric e s . B u y a n d F a v e in E a s t e r n O re g o n , ( ’a ll o r W ire c o lle c y B E N G R A N D Y M O T O R COM PANY, Z.a G ra n d e , O re g o n . P h o n e 200. 1945 WA-?« W1IITF. T R U C K •ubt 10.00 ru b b e r, 3-speed B row n-L ipe w ith tan - * e x c e lle 11« n t ................ d * ein u x le con d ition A. M. R O B E R T S >11 N. D a v is S treet. M cM in n ville Ore. P h on e «50-W. C A F E O W N E R n e ttin g » n <-i. v go "I cafe c o ffe e »hop fo r In ■ >uthern < >r< gon to n n of 10,000 p o p u la tio n L o c a te d in m a jo r h o te l. 33<>. ooo f o r te n - y e a r le a s e . O w n e r r e t i r i n g W r ite B e x B. G od din g, pre«. H o te l D el B o g u e P r o p e r tie s , In c., G ran ts P a s s , O regon. P R E S C O T T , A ria., th»* h . a l ’ !i c e n t e r o f th e W e s t. L o v e ly 30-rin. a p t. h s e . c e n t r a l h. w . h e a t, to g e th e r w ith a d ja c e n t c o m b in a tio n lu n c h a n d g ro c . » to re . R e n t in c o m e >550 m o S to r e n e ts >4(0. C e n t r a l loc. opp. 2 s c h ls . >28,500, ’•« c a s h . R ai. e a s y te r m s . 105 So. A la rc o n , P r e s c o tt, A riz . B E A U T IF U L a ll-y e a r R e s o rt- M o te l, h u n tin g , f is h i n g : c lo s e to ski g ro u n d s . M t. B a r in g L o d g e , B a r in g , W ash. REAL ESTATE—MXSC. S E V E N RO O M M O D E R N H O M E o n tw o a c r e t r a c t n e a r S ile tz B a y in N o r t h e n d L in c o ln C o u n ty ; a b o u t fool ft n ta g o o n h ig • ty 101 { E a s t a n d s o u th » id e s b o u n d b y D r i f t C re ek . I d e a l lo c a tio n fo r m o t e l o r c o u r t s i g h t f a c in g S ile tz B a y , n ic e lo c a tio n f o r b o a t m o o r a c e ; p le n ty ro o m f o r c o w , c h ic k e n s a m i g a r d e n . S e ll f o r >9,000.«m o r >?.0uu w ill h a n d le W r ite o w n e r C a r l C ro s s , T a ft, O re g o n . ir 8 A L E IfO a c r e s w h e a t 1 I n e a r S e d g e w lc k , A lb e r ta . S W >* 32-43-12- W 4 th M. W ill Bell nr -I- ■ I. r p r o p e r ty in W e s te r n W a s h in - • n P . A . C h r is te n se n , 5605 B ea c h D r iv e, S e a tt le 6, W ash . F< 44 V? A ., 2 m ile s f r o m S a le m c i t y lim it s . S u b d iv is io n p r o p e r ty , 2 h o u s e s , f i r g ro v e . T r a d e f o r g o o d h a y , g r a in o r s to c k r a n c h m o re is o la te d . S o u th e r n O re g o n p r e f e r r e d . L . D . E g b e r t , R t . 7, B o x 4C3Y, S a le m , O re g o n . 19 A C R E S , c o a s t, n e a r T a f t . V iew o f o c e a n a n d b a y . D a n d y s u b d iv is io n . >8500. C. J . J a c k s o n , 341 S ta te S t., S a le m , O regon. LIVESTOCK OREGON M I L K IN G SH O RTH O RN B R E E D E R S o f f e r t w e n ty - n in e to p q u a l i t y f e m a le s in t h e i r s e c o n d a n n u a l c o n s ig n m e n t s a l e S a le m , O re - v • . R E F R IG E R A T IO N A N D M A JO R A P P L IA N C E S A L E S A N D S E R V I C E S H O P , w e ll e s ta b lis h e d , lo c a te d on O re g o n C o a s t in T illa m o o k , tiie c o u n ty s e a t. D o in g a t h r i v in g b u s i n e s s t h r o u g h o u t e n t i r e c o u n ty . R e t i r i n g fr o m a c t iv e s e r v ic e a f t e r 20 y e a r s . >3,000. W ill c o n s id e r p a r tn e r . K llla u i's R e f r i g e r a t i o n S a le s & S e r v ic e , 4 £ . 2 n d S tr e e t, T illa m o o k , O re. P R E S S S H O P , A lb a n y . J \ e q u ip p e d ; 4 y r s . e s ta b .; d o in g g o o d b u s in e s s . C le a n in g p ric e s g o o d ; T A I L O R IN G . M a d e - to - m e a s u r e lin e . A ll c a s h a n d c a r r y . G ood p e r m a n e n t lo c a t io n in 2 - s to r y b ric k b ld g >35.00 m o. r e n t : le a s e a v a ila b le . R e a l b u y . >3,875. R . D . B u s s a r d , 505 E . 5 th , A lb a n y , O re . P h . 726-R . n O T E L ft R E S T A U R A N T 1 0 -ro o m h o te l a n d 3 -ro o m o w n e r ’s a p t. R e s t a u r a n t a n d b a r o n g r o u n d flo o r, b e e r a n d w in e lic e n s e . L o c a te d on H iw a y 99 in C a s tle R o ck , W a s h . D o in g g o o d b u s in e s s n o w , a n d c a n be In c re a s e d . P r ic e d a t >27,500 p lu s in v e n to r y o f s to c k . >14,000 d o w n p a y m e n t a n d b a la n c e o n c o n tr a c t. A. V, P e te r s o n A g e n c y , C a stle R o ck , W a sh . P h . 3311. DAM T R A IL E R PAR K - m acres, Shade. le v e l g ro u n d , g r a s s , w a te r , e le c tr ic i ty , 3- ro o m h o u s e , h ig h w a y f r o n ta g e , m i. to d a m . G ood c a b in s ite s . See M r. A lle n a t A lle n '» A lle y M o te l, Irr ig o n , O regon. lf c N A R T V A R IE T Y ST O R E A T E M M E T T . ID A H O G ood p a y r o ll to w n . S to r e lo c a te d on m a in s t. G o o d l e a s e . ( ’ L E A N S T O C K , n e w f i x t u r e s . G ood r e a s o n f o r s. ilin g . P r ic e d f o r quick sal». J a c k L a F o r d g e , B o x 998, E m m e tt, Id ah o. — DRIVE-IN MARKET In c lu d e s b u ild in g . 40x75 ft. fro n tag e , liv in g q u a r te r s, h x iu r e s . w a lk -in box. S a le s $200 d a y . $8.500 p lu s sto ck . Bv o w n e r, 100» W. S pok an e S tr e e t - S e a ttle . W ash. MOTEL LEASE 7K”0 E m p ir e BUILDING MATERIALS 11, catalog For HELP WANTED M E C H A N IC , f i r s t c la s s , F o r d e x p e r i e n ce . N o n e o t h e r n e e d a p p ly . G ood w o r k in g c o n d itio n s a n d w a g e s . N Y Q U IS T M OTOR C O M P A N Y , A sto r ia , O regon. W A N T E D — A I TO M O B I L E M E C H A N IC To w ork in F ord d e a le r s h ip . A pply o r w rite G E O R G E J. E ltA N C K MOTOR CO. F r id a y H a r b o r , W a s h . l'h o n e 350. DOGS. CATS. PETS. ETC. W H I T E C O L L IE S , b e a u t i f u l w h ite p u p p ie s , c o lo re d , r e g i s t e r e d ; w ill sh ip W ille y 's W h it e OoIIl» F a r m , R o u t» 1, C o lv ille , W a s h . INSTRUCTION LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE th e m o d e rn w ay. U p - to - th e - m in u te e q u ip m e n t. I n d iv i d u a l in s t r u c t i o n s . A d v a n c e d h a i r s t y l i n g b y O rm a n d o . P a c if ic S c h o o l o f B e a u ty C u ltu re, 316 M organ B ld g ., P o r tla n d , Ore B B 0643. SPECIAL B E T T E R HEALTH.* • Hemorrhoid» 9 Rectal and Colon Ailment» • Gastric Ulcer Treated without Hospital Operation Write or call for FREE descriptive Booklet Monday through Friday: JO A. M. to 5 P. .M. Hi m ingj. M onday, V td n tid a y , Friday 7 to 9 Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Physician and Surgeon N. E. C om er E. Burnside and Grand Avenus Telephone EAst 391 8 , Portland J.4. Or»qor DENTAL PLATES A N D ALL B R A N C H ! » O F r D E N T IS T R Y on CREDIT TERMS ta k o 5 ,1 0 , IS Month« to Poy D r . H arry S emler , fk td id ms»T lectotmotinsoii • rasTust. om WNU—13 C o m p letely fu rn ish e d 13 u n its p lu s m odern h om e. Good in co m e. L e a s e «and fu rn itu re S6.300. S l ’ N S E T M O T E I .. W ay, S e a ttle , W ash . September w r ite : J a m e s R . J o r g e n s o n , J e f f e r s o n , O re g o n . L O N G E S T A R . W E L L P A Y IN G B U S. A co m b , c o n f e c tio n e r y , je w e l r y a n d v a r ie ty b u s in e s s in o n e o f th e b u s i e s t v a lle y to w n s in S a le m . G r o s s in g >7000 p e r m o. P u r c h a s e r c a n h av e v e ry g o o d le a s e o n b ld g . P ric e d >35,000 N E L S O N ft N E L SO N , 702 N . H ig h S tr e e t, S a le m , O re. F O R S A L E : G ro . s t o r e & s e r v ic e s ta . a n d 2 a p ts . U m ile n o r th o f H e r m is to n , O re . o n M c N a ry h ig h w a y . A ll s to c k Ac I n s id e e q u ip , in c lu d e d . P r ic e $11,000. W o u ld g iv e t e r m s o n h a lf. G eo. A. K e y s , B o x 24, H e r m i s to n , O regon. < ■ m u n lty T I M B E R L A N D F O R S A L E . 320 to 2o00 a c r e s , p i n e a n d m ix e d . A ls o n e w s a w m ill. S ee o w n e r. 1«. 1«. S p a f - fo r d , 622 M ain S t., I*»w i»ton, Id a h o . F O R S A L E — G ro c e ry w ith g a s p u m p s in s m a ll e a s t e r n O r. t o ’- n H e a r t o f f i s h i n g a n d h u n tin g te r r i t o r y , ro o m m o d e rn h o u s e in c lu d e d . W r ite J . W. H o w a rd , B o x 78, S u m p te r , Or. 25 U N IT M . te l; g a s , o il. C afe o p e n 24 h r s .; g i f t s h o p a n d s to re . L a r g e lo b b y , fin o liv in g q u a r t e r s f o r m a n a g e r . 500 f e e t o n m a in h ig h w a y ; lo v e ly g ro u n d s , lo ts o f ro o m f o r e x p a n s io n ; low o v e rh e a d . M an & w if e c a n h a n d le . N e ts a p p r o x . >14,000 a n n u a l ly . O w n e r r e t i r i n g a f t e r 20 y rs . in t h i s b u s in e s s . F i r s t p a y m e n t a p p r o x . >22,000. W r ite o r c o n ta c t J . T. M a s te r s c n , M iz p a h C a b in s, C le B lu m , W a s h . >800 m o n th ly In o f 26,oo0. A ll g o o d e q u ip m e n t, n e w 6 -y r. le a se , n o p e r c e n ta g e , a » te a l a t >S50o. W e a l s o h a v e M a jo r s e r v ice s ta tio n c o rn e r; fin o g r o c e r y a n d m a r k e t ; D o g k e n n e l on h i w a y ; 9 a c r e s s o n e d f o r m a n u f a c t u r i n g w ith H iw a y a n d s p u r t r a c t f r o n ta g e , a n d h o m e >6500 up. a l l w ith in a m ile o f n e w >15,000.000.00 M is s io n B a y d e - v . i ip m e n t. W r ite to d a y H I N N E K ER a R B N N E K Z R , 1IA L T O R S , 1440 G a r n e t A v e ., B an D ie g o 9. C al, “ T h e H o u s e o f P e r s o n a l S e r v ic e .” K N O T T Y P I N E M O T E I/—O n $!♦. 12 u n its a n d s to r e b l d g , n o v e lty sh o p , g a s s ta t io n , liv in g q u a r te r » , ml. r i v e r f r o n t a g e M y rtle tr e e s , 6 ini • s n o r th o f M y rtle C re ek . O r., on ’•!», SO.oOO. J . W. W ilh elm , M y rtle G rove M otel, M y rtle C reek, Or. X JV X -A -M IT E B la s ts A th le te 's F o o t ' K -n > y o u r f e e t in P E A C E i n s te a d ut in P IE C E S ! S a tis fa c tio n or M i.n ty R e tu rn e d . O n e D o lla r N O W I B o x 687. Y ak im a, W ash. BO I.I. D EV E LO PE D —O v e rn ig h t Service 8 H igh G lo ss P r in ts. A ll s u e s 25c. The m usic should have form ed a bond between them . B ut up to now she fe lt she was losing the ba ttle to p ierce his shyness and w in Sam ’s frie n d sh ip . F or six m onths he had come to her fo r his w e e kly lesson, but a l though she had trie d In e ve ry way she knew to get next to the hoy, she had failed. " I have no frie n d s .” he had told her once b lu n tly , when she had questioned h im , and she had an aching p ic tu re o f h im , w o rkin g h a rd a fte r school to earn m oney to help out at home w ith his brothers and sisters, squeezing out the e xtra d o lla r fo r a m usic lesson, p ra c tic in g la te nt night. She would have loved to help h im in some way, but he was proud and independent. Sain cleared his th ro a t and wiped his a rm across his sweating fo re head. "M rs . Sweet, I ’m going to stop ta k in g lessons,” he said "O h, S am .” said H a rrie t, "W h y ? ” " M y k id b ro th e r busted m y v io lin . T his one is borrow ed fro m m y old m an's siste r ju s t fo r tonight. I ’ m going to earn another fiddle. I t w ill take a w h ile T hey have them at B ro th e rs ’ m usic store fo r 15 bucks. As soon ns I get it I ' l l be b a c k .” I t was the longest speech he had e ve r mnde. H a rrie t reached o ve r the bronze bust of Beethoven on top o f the p i ano and took her own v io lin lo v in g ly fro m its a llig a to r case. "T h e re 's no need o f m issin g those lessons, S a m ," she said. "Y o u m ay use m y v io lin as long as you need o n e ." She trie d not to th in k about the k id b ro th e r who busted vio lin s. T his one had cost her a thousand do lla rs. Sam ’ s face was shining. "Gee, M rs. Sweet. Gee! I ’ ll m ake It rig h t w ith yo u ,” he added h a s tily " I know you’ ll take good care of . W A N T L IV E R A B B IT S 4 lb s. u n , r a b bit sk ip s. h id es, w oof, m o h a ir, c&s- c a r a . liv e p o u ltr y . K u b y k C om pany, • 3 , 8 . W. F r o n t. P o r tla n d . O regon. T O W N F O R S A L E — S to r e , h o te l, t a b . 1ns. s e r v ic e » ta tio n a n d ta v e r n . On s t a t e h ig h w a y N o. 14. S o u th f o r k o f C le a r w a te r r iv e r . H u n tin g a n d f i s h . In g c o u n tr y . P r ic e d to s e ll. F o r f u r w rit» G o ld e n H o te l, G olden, Id ah o. 35—4« W ife B e a tin g A m an co n victe d of w ife b e ating can be w hipped, acco rd in g to D e la w a re law . 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