Illin ois V a lle y N e w s , T h u rsd ay, S e p te m b e r 16, 1948
FICTION CORNER
BACK SEAT SAX
B y C A T H E R IN E
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N A M E is Joe, b u t the fel
lows in the o rch e stra c a ll me
Bunny. T h e y're nice fe llo w s a ll
r ig h t and they d o n 't do it to h u rt
m y feelings, but I ’ m scared o f audl
rnces, see, and e ve ry tim e I get
up in fro n t o f one m y m outh sta rts
to tw itc h and it m akes m y nose
w ig g le —lik e a ra b b it's . I ’ ve seen
m y s e lf in a m ir r o r and I got to ad
m it i f I was one o f the fe llo w s I ’d
be c a llin g me B unny, too. You get
w hat I mean.
Nine years I ’ve been in Jake
L ittle 's orchestra p la y in g the sax
and the bassoon. F irs t we w ent a ll
over the co u n try b u t now w e ’ve
got a neat little spot in H ollywood,
Jake like s me and he th in k s I p la y
the sweetest sax he e ve r heard, but
a long tim e ago he q u it passing me
solo p a rts because sure as I ever
got up w here I faced an audience
I'd get nervous and m y darned
m outh would s ta rt tw itc h in g and
well, there 1 was.
I'v e had to s it back and watch
plenty o f o ther fellow s come and
go, g e ttin g the solos, g e ttin g the
hands, ge tting the raises in pay,
and g e tting new and b ig g e r con
tra c ts some place else. Now it's
C harley Welch.
1 p la y b e lte r’ n he does—oh, th a t
a in ’t b ra g g in g —even C h a rle y 'll te ll
you th a t
O nly C h a rle y's got the
perso n a lity. And he’s good looking.
And M arge likes him . T h a t's the
BARRETT
"H o n e y ," I says to her, " y o u ’re
not going to m a r r y C harley, are
you?"
"W e ll, I don’ t kn o w ,” she says.
"1 could calm h im down a little .
And i f he had a w ife to see th a t he
got sta rte d to w o rk on tim e. . . . "
I t gets m e w o rrie d , see, and 1
begin to th in k th a t I w ant to get
m a rrie d to M arg e so bad th a t m a y
be now I could handle a solo spot
and not go tw itc h y and m u ff it. So
I ask Jake L ittle to give me a try .
And he does, on one o f the m a ti
nees.
Do I go over big? No. I sit back
th e re and I don’t look at the a u d i
ence b u t 1 know i t ’s out fro n t. A ll
th e m eyes. I begin to sweat and
m y m ou th goes to ju m p in g . I s ig
n a l Jake and he gets C h a rley to
take over.
I d o n 't even ask M arg e to let me
ta ke h e r home, I ju s t go on to m y
own place.
And I th in k about
out there.
C h a rle y’ s p la y in ’ his
piece.
I stand there and go th ro u g h the
m otions.
F ir s t th in g I know I find m y s e lf
lo o k in ' down a t th ? ‘ audience.
You know , i t ’ s fu n ny, b u t th a t's
the firs t tim e I e ve r saw the peo
ple in an audience. I t a in ’t an octo
pus any m ore. I t ’ s fe llo w s and
g irls , and w om en th a t look lik e
the w om an th a t runs the resta u
ra n t w here I eat, o r the one who
sits across the w ay on the bus.
And w h a t do you th in k I see.
Why, r ig h t th e re in the fro n t row
is V ingie. W ith a g rin a ll the way
a ern se h .r
littU
a L
across h t r lit t le p in k face. And
cle a r in the back is M arg e , and
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h a rd h e r ey e’
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A. E , W IL L IA M S . C u m b e r la n d ,
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RANCHES
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T ha t n ig h t M arg e put her hands
on m y shoulders and says: "Joe, I
th in k yo u ’ re going p la ce s." Then
she leans against me and puts her
face in to m y coat. “ W ill you take
me w ith you?” she says.
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A nd t h e r e 's
V in g ie dancing
around us cla p p in g her hands, and
saying, "M e , too, Joey, me, to o !”
LOVE the iparrews, bad though they may be.
And you would love them, too, if you had lain
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■ Long hours with them alone for company,
And if their friendliness had eased your pain.
V et something in then tuneless song ao true,
I often think a sparrow's voice m ull please
The Lord as much as larks and thrushes do
Remember this—."A re not two sparrow's sold
For one im a ll firthin g . pet not one may fall
W ithout the Father s .e s i t " This I hold
More close than any comforting at i l l
And tear ye not, th e re to « — " O little birds,
V our nearness brings the solace o f these w ords
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825,000— ’a cash. 27 room s, costlv b a r, new
re frig e ra to r, safe, c ash re g is te r. Coca
Cola c ab in ets, la rg e m irro rs, office, c^ rd
room w ith 3 ta b le s, b illia rd table. 50 c a p a c i
ty dining room, good fu rn itu re , la rg e k itc h
en, la rg e ra n g e , e tc . Foundation, roof,
w iring, ele ctric fixtures a re all new ; ex
te rio r Just painted. 5 g a ra g e s. Lot 6dxl20
ft. Wine and b e e r licenses. P hone or w ire
my expense.
873.006—H C ash
47 room hotel, fine condition, all rooma
w arm , cozy
L a r ; e b a r dining room,
kitchen. AU fu rn ish e d . V erv la rg e In
com e. F rom 2 to 3 y e a rs will pay price
ask ed . Phone or w ire my expense. E u re k a
!* thjF 5$s t- mo»t pro sp ero u s city on the
P acific Coast.
S emlcr , d c i d i s t
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E S T A B L IS H E D y e a r a r o u n d h a u lin g ,
>o00 to $400 p e r m o., In c lu u d in g
t r u . k. >3.000. W r ite A. B. C o rn w e ll,
J o s e p h , O re g o n .
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e r re tirin g . 313 P eoples Hallding. SeAttle
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DO G S. C A T S . PETS. ETC.
fn 7 d a y s !
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w h ite
p u rp le .,
c o lo re d ,
r e f l s t e r e .l ; w ill
s h ip W l l l . y ’. W h i t . C o lli, F a r m ,
R o u t , 1, C o lv ille . W a ,h .
L e t t h e A d s G u id e
Y o u W h e n S h o p p in g
H igh P sye h la trio I.oas
In a c tiv e theaters o f W orld W ar
I I . the ra te of p s y c h ia tric casual-
ties was tw o o r three tim es th a t of
W orld W ar I. C hief cause of the
Increase appeared to lie in the fa c t
th a t w a rfa re was m ore te rrify in g
tn W orld W a r I I than ever before
and the m en ta l hazards were con-
sid e ra b lv g re a te r than those encoun
tered in the trench w a rfa re of 1918.
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A M CKESSON A BOBBINS PB O D U C?
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fr e s h W ater Food Plant
Tapegrass, a fresh w a te r plant,
grows in slow -m oving stream s tn
H a w a ii. I t is used as a food by the
E ilip tn o a and others d u rin g the cool
er m onths. Tapegrass usually Is ob
ta in e d d ire c t fro m stream s but
som etim es m a y be purchased in
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food stores. I t is believed th a t the
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j, \ ' K p , la n t was introduced Into H a w a ii
I by the F ilip in o s.
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E S T A B L IS H E D g r o c e r y , n e x t to
s c h o o l. G r o s s >46.000.00 *47. S ac.
>2,000 p lu s I n v e n to ry . A s te a l. S t a r
G ro c e ry , G o ld B e a c h , O re.
O BSTACLE RACES
N e xt tim e A>ur p a rty shows signs
o f m a ln u tritio n along about the m id
die of the evening,
nourish it along w ith
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A C H E R A N C H In c ity lim it s . F a i r
»'»-room h o u se , la r g e b a rn , o u t b u ild
N ew
ing«. A ll fe n c e d In g r a s s . A p p le s,
I n te r l o c k in g
p e a r? ,
c h e r r ie s ,
w a ln u ts ,
se v e ra l
P l a s t i c T ile
k in d s o f b e r r ie s , g o o d g a r d e n la n d
M o d e rn is e v o u r
n ic e flo w e rs . A lo v e ly h o m e f o r CO CTvTA IL b a r a n d c o ffe e s h o p fo r
B a th fc K itc h e n
W rit*
B ox
le a s e in s o u th e r n O re g o n to w n o f
E a sy to in s ta ll
365, O le n d a ie , O re g o n .
10,000 p o p u la tio n L o c a te d in m a jo r
S er.d l o r F r e e
h o te l. >30,000 f o r te n - v e o r le a s e
L ite ra tu re
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O w n e r r e t i r i n g W r ite R e x E. O o l-
421 S. W . T a y lo r , P o r tla n d 4, O re.
i . ik I b e r r ie s ; good s e v e n -r o o m h o u se,
d in g . p re * . H o te l D el R o g u e P r o p
A C M E L IN O L E U M CO.
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house;
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e r tie s , In c ., C -ra n ts P a s s , O re g o n .
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p. M re. J e n s J a c o b s e n , A lp h a
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C A F E O W N E R n e t t i n g >800 m o n th ly
o n o n ly g o o d c a f e In c o m m u n ity
15
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o f 25,000 AU g o o d e q u ip m e n t, n e w
1-. d ro o n i m od. h o u s e , g a r., b a r n
6 -y r. le a se , n o p e rc e n ta g e , a s te a l
sh o p , c h ic k e n h o u s e , 2 u t i l i t y b ld g
a t >8500. W e a ls o h a v e M a jo r s e r v - | • Hemorrhoids
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m a r k e t; D og k e n n e l on h lw a y ; 9
18, a4 m i. 8. of S c a p p o o se o n old
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h ig h w a y .
• G a s t r i t U lto r
H lw 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 ll w ith in a m ile of
Treated without Hospital
Operation
n e w >15,000,000.00 M iss io n B a v d e
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F ertile soils. Reasonably priced. C. F. Core-
1446 G a r n e t A v e., S a n D ie g o 9, C al.
Monday through Frtchty: 10 A. .M. to J P. M,
wall, Canadian Pacific K allw ly, Vanccurer, B.C.
" T h e H o u s e o f P e r s o n a l S e rv ic e .”
Evtnm gi: M otida). W ednaday, Friday 7 to 9
Grace Noll Crowell
Gray days, gray skies, gray sparrows on hare trees.
We Are Working Hard to
F O R S A L E : G ro . s to r e A 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 isto n . Ore. o n M c N a ry h ig h w a v
A ll Stock 6c In s id e eq u ip , in c lu d e d
P r ic e S i l , 000. W o u ld giv«- te r m s on
h a lf. Geo. A B e y s , B ox 24, H e r m is
to n , O regon.
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I tili M O D E L D D H C L E T R A C , w ld e g T u p e ’
I s a a c on b ia d e . C a r c o drum . heavy tracie
M arge is head usher here a t the
Zenobia. One o f those cute little
flashy eyed g irls in the sa tin u n i
form s.
You’ ve seen 'e m . Brass
buttons down the fro n t and sw a llo w
ta ils o ve r th e ir tig h t blue sa tin
pants. You w o u ld n 't th in k to look
at M arge th a t she's lik e she is.
P ra c tic a l and h a rd w o rkin g.
She's had a tough tim e , see.
She's tw e n ty-tw o but you’ d never
guess it. And she's got a k id five
years old. The cutest lit t le tr ic k
you e ve r saw. Vingie. V ln g ie likes
C O M E to the beautiful, h e alth fu l, fertlli,
me too. "W h y do they c a ll you
“ ’Joe,’ she says, ‘you w ere w o n d e rfu l. I knew you could do it
O zarks for cheap hom es. F r e e stock ra n g e ,
fruits, delightful clim ate. F re e lite ra tu re .
B u nny?” she says to me, and she
Single was there, too, dancing around and c la p p in g hands.”
W rite O Z O N E L A N D CO., O z o n e , A r k .
looks a t m y ears lik e she th in ks
m aybe th e y ’ ll g ro w up out o f m y C h a rle y p ro b a b ly ta k in g h e r hom e ,
R ig h t behind h e r is V in g ie and
R E A L E S T A T E — M IS C .
in his roadster. C h a rle y 'll laugh she’s saying, " I saw you, I saw
h a ir.
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W , ” andI d M c ta g around and d a p -
"Because I ’m a ra b b it, see," I and say, “ T h a t poor B u n n y.”
T hen comes the m atin e e when p in g h e r hands.
te ll her. O nly I ’ m looking at her
N o r th e n d L in c o ln C o u n ty ; a b o u t
C h a rle y don’ t show. His seat’s
400 fo o t f r o n ta g e o n h ig h w a y l o t
m other.
W ell, if I ’m s till a b ird , I ’ m a
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a s t a n d s o u th s id e s b o u n d b y
M arge frow ns and then she says, e m p ty and Jake is g e ttin ’ nervous dead one. A ll th a t sw e ll fe e lin g is
D r i f t C re ek , b le a t lo c a tio n f o r m o -
and
the
fellow
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are
sa
ying
lik
e
they
t
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1 o r c o u r t n ig h t f a c in g S ile tz B ay ,
gone.
" T h a t’s w hat m akes m e so m ad at
n
lo c a tio n f o r b o a t m o o ra g e ,
you. W hy do you le t y o u rs e lf be a alw ays do, "D o n ’ t w o rry , he’ll be
One th in g I ’ ve never done is lie.
p le n ty ro o m fo r cow . c h ic k e n s a n d
h ere.” B u t he d o n 't come, and the I ’ve been to ld I ’ m too d u m b to lie.
g a rd e n . Si ll f o r J9.000.00 o r 13.oo
ra b b it? "
w ill h a n d le W r ite o w n e r C a r l C ro s s
M arg e is lik e th a t. W hat she buzzer sounds . . . and Jake m akes W ell, m aybe. B u t s till I don’ t lie
T a f t , O re g o n .
d o n 't w a n t to be, she w on’ t let h e r me com e up and take C h a rle y ’ « O nly so help m e If I d id n ’ t w a n t to
to r e t i r e , 10 a c r e s , 390’
se lf be. M arg e got m a rrie d when place. He looks down at m e lik e then. B u t I said, “ I t w asn’ t me, T H f r E o n P t a L g A e C E w ith
tid e la n d s , no b a n k ,
she was sixteen to some ric h fo lks' he's sore and he says, " Y o u ’l l do Honey. C h a rle y was p la y in g fro m
g r a v e l b e a c h , n a tiv e tre e « , ?-ro<ftn
h o m e , f u r n a c e , f ir e p la c e , g o o d s a l
the w in g s.”
kid.
He run out on h e r before the solo. Get it? ”
m o n a n d t r o u t f is h in g , c a n s ta n d
So I ’ m stuck w ith it. A nd I te ll
V in g ie was born and e ve r since
So I te ll her how It a ll was.
o n b e a c h a n d d ip S m e lt w h e n r u n
m
yself,
a
ll
rig
h
t,
you
got
to.
You
I
s on , c la m s , o y s te r s , b e a r in g f ig s
M arge has taken care of herself.
She looks a t m e and her eyes get
f r e e w ood. O w n e r m u s t m o v e to
She's got a nice lit t le a p a rtm e n t a in ’t going to be a ra b b it a ll y o u r shiny, and I ’ve never seen her
h ig h a l t i t u d e
R . B . H o llo p e te r,
P F. D. 7, B ox 231. O ly m p ia , W a s h .
and she dresses V in g ie up clean life . T h in k of V in g ie . And re m e m m outh so soft.
"A n d you ca rrie d
and cute. Oh I te ll you, M arg e is ber, M arge is out there.
r ig h t o n ," she said, and h e r voice A P I ’R O X . s ix lo ts in c e n t r a l p a r t o f
1 a in 't begun to tw itc h because I sounded lik e it does when she talks
N e ta rts .
S w e ll b u s.
and
to u ris t
sm a rt.
< r t lo c a tio n . R e a s. E a r l G ro s h o n g ,
She's too good fo r me. She ought got m y lip s held so tig h t th e y ’ re to V ingie ju s t before V in g ie goes to
N e t a r t s , O re g o n .
to have a fe llo w th a t could do a m o vin g m y teeth back in to m y
sleep. "T h a t was cute o f you. Joe,"
HELP W ANTED
she says.
lo t fo r her. She says to me, " I f you m outh.
w ere o n ly the so rt w ho'd ever get
I KNO W the p a rt a ll r ig h t
I «1-
And she takes hold of m y a rm M E C H A N IC , f i r s t c la s s , F o o rd e x p e r l-
«rtcir» „ „ j
ut
i j «»
e n c e . N o n e o th e r n e ed u p p ly . G ood
a h e a d ."
And she looks a t me
* ways know a ll the p a rts. A n d I again
and says,
I prom ised Vin-
worlcinp c o n iiitio n s a n d w a g e s NY
cross. " I lik e you, B u n n y ," sh e 'll, can p la y ’em lik e a m illio n d o lla rs gie you’d take us out fo r a bite of
O U IS T M O T O R C O M P A N Y , A s to r ia ,
O re g o n .
say " b e tte r than any fe llo w I ever at home. I can even p la y ’ em fo r dinner. W ill you?”
knew, b u t 1 don’ t w a n t to get m a r M arge. It's the audience th a t gets
E N A N D W O M E N 18 TO 50
Just
then
C h a rley
goes
by. B« r M
e 's y o u r o p p o r tu n i ty f o r a b e t t e r
rie d to a backseat sax p la ye r who’ll i me. A ll them eyes
"H e llo , C h a rle y,’ ’ M arge says, and
jo b
S e c u r ity , p e r m a n e n t e m p lo y
never be a n yth in g else
O key, 1 te ll m yse lf, you do it th is
m e n t, p ro m o tio n s , p e n s io n s , p a id v a
tu rn s her back on h im , p la in as
c a t io n s , s ic k le a v e. C o n ta c t o r w r ite
C h a rle y W elch has been m aking tim e , o r y o u 're th rough
And I day.
n W e s te r n T r a i n
a p la y fo r M arge. 1 lik e C h a rley, | m ean through.
i n g S e rv ic e , A L ic e n s e d a n d B o n d e d
I ’ m beginning to see how m uch
S c h o o l, 407 P a n a m a B ld g ., P o r t l a n d
o n ly he's the darnedest guy about
M y tim e comes and I stand up. I
4, O re g o n .
g e ttin g to w o rk on tim e. A lw ays s ta rt liftin g m y sax. I'm not tw itc h I owe the guy and I says “ Thanks.
C h a rle y ,’’ and he Just shakes his
the last one. S kuting across the ing.
1
I
B B L L I N G
. . B ut m y lip s has frozen
•’ u n e - im p r ln te d
C h r is tm a s
C ard s.
stage and free zin g in to position the solid o ve r m y teeth. I try , and get hands above his head and grins
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v e ry second the c u rta in sta rts up. out of b re a th and m y chest c o l and keeps going.
s o u r c e S a m p le ? o n a p p r o v a l S U N
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M
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says,
"Com
e
on,
W e've ke p t te llin g h im some tim e
lapses. B ut m y sax is up. The
L A N D 7. O R B .
V in g ie .’ ’ and holds out hei hand.
h e 'll m iss it. He laughs and says cue comes.
he’ ll com m ence s ta rtin g e a rlie r '
IN S T R U C T IO N
V ingie frow ns a little . "C an t I
And the sweetest m usic 1 e ve r
B ut he ne ve r does.
heard comes flo a tin g in fro m the w a lk on the oth er side and hold L E A R N
BEAUTY
CULTURE
th e
’ ’C h a rle y 's fu n ," M arge says to wings.
Jo e ’s h a n d ’ ”
m o d e rn
w ay.
U p - to - th e - m in u te
e
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m
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n
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u
a
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in
s
tr
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c
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And h e 'll get ahead too
I look q u ick sideways. C h a rle y's
So she does.
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 .
nazW L V S
CCOD MONEY T E LL IN G
YOU A BOU T
THESE
BUYS? BUT I LL TELL
YOU WHY—
are round and shiny.
m o to r s 6 -c y l. G o o d c o n d itio n , I76u
W ell, s ir, m y chest begins w o rk- I to J950. G e n e r a to r 10 K W -D C , d r lv -
. n by 8 -cy l. GM d ie s e l, a lm o s t n ew ,
in g again and I can breathe. M y
S I,7 '"I. W r i t . C o r o n a d o M arina
W
a y s , F o o t o f A S t.. C o ro n ad o ,
lips unfreeze.
In a m in u te I ’m
CaL P h o n . H e n le y 3-4856.
standing there as easy as can be. 1
Boy, is th a t a sw e ll fe e lin g !—L ik e
HARDW OOD
NEW
E L R A N C H O M O TEL* W il
sp ro u tin g wings.
lia m s , H y . 99 W . | w a y L. A . &
I'm s till fe e lin g lik e a b ird on the \
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n d a t J u n c ti o n H y. 20 (T a h o e -
FLOORING
TJkla H w y .) . 22 n ic e ly f u r n is h e d
loose when the show’ s o v e r and
W h o le sa le and Car L o ts
u n its , S p a n is h ty p e . A ir-c o o le d &
A S P H A L T T IL E
M arg e comes back.
She rushes
h e a te d . L iv . q t r s f o r o p e r. O p e r a t
in g a t c a p . & w e ll e s ta b . >50,000
rig h t o ve r to me, " J o e ," she says
H A R O L D H . N E V IN CO .
h a n d le s . M u st be s e e n to be a p p r e
4246
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B
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lm
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—firs t tim e she's e ve r ca lle d me
c
ia te d . B ll A. B rlx , O w n er, W il
P O R T L A N D 15, O R E G O N
lia m s , C a lif o r n ia .
Joe. "Jo e, you were w o n d e rfu l. I
knew you could do i t . " A nd she
B E A U T IF U L
a l l - y e a r R e s o rt- M o te l,
KOîilu.D
.î:y^:J :? ^ 1
F .,?T7o V .rn,rhl Ç?r*l«e
takes m y a rm and hugs it to her.
h u n tin g ,
f is h in g .
c lo se
to
sk i
H High Gloas P rin ts. AH . sizes 25c,
g ro u n d s . M t. B a r in g L od ge, B arin g,
R eprint* 3c each.
rub.
z
W HY SHOULD I SPEND
V A R IE T Y S T O R E
A T E M M E T T . ID A H O
G ood p a y ro ll to w n , s t o r e lo c a te d on
m a in s t. G ood l e a s e . C L E A N
ST O C K , n e w f ix t u r e s . G ood re a s o n
f o r s e llin g . P r ic e d fo r q u ic k s a le
J a c k L a P o r d g e , B ox 998, E m m e tt,
Id a h o .
FOX STVDIOS
ACCES.
" S H U C K S " ^
R E F R I G E R A T I O N AN I» M A JO R AI
F L IA N C E S A L E S A N D S E R V IC E
S H O P , w e ll e s ta b lis h e d , lo c a te d «
O re g o n Conni in T l lla i to o k , ti
c o u n ty s e a t. D o in g a th r i v in g b u s i
n e s s th r o u g h o u t e n tir e c o u n ty . 1
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 . 13,060. W ill c o n s id e r p a r tn e r
Z l lla m 's R e f r ig e r a tio n S a le e A S e r v
ic e , 4 B. 2 nd S tr e e t, T illa m o o k , Ore
b it » k in s ,
< ra ,
4
1942 2 -to n D o d g e fu e l tr u c k , a ll steel
box a d h o is t E x :e .le n t con«
d itio n
814 B a r t l e t t S t , Sllvertoa,
O re., o r p h o n e 381.
A T T K .V T l \ E
P R I E S s i.o p n e x t to th e a tr e . F in e
f o r c o u p le
w ill h a n d le . R a y
R y a n 's F o u n ta in * 4626 C a s s , S an
D iego 8, C a lif.
D E P A R T M E N T
t
AUTOS. TRUCKS
B U S IN E S S & IN V E S T . O P P O R .
By shopping at home and
m aking the m ost o f our
0 -n
hom e-tow n
oppor
tu n itie s w< b u ild a bat
’
. I
4g
xSLEEP
Tomorrow Night
-without being awakenod
iJ u lfc
ter c o m m u n ity !
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*R » ‘»•’Sir b e c a iw -f u r sw ,
’ “ “i i P V b lY FILLS
Shurei.il k> dM > , T Sey p u « . k h tn .y l ot
n » t « “ . tfvey », M * t ha
Irritatioaa eauaiog
those urgw. Al«o ail
S m m ,«.,
painful pt—s<«i fr
lantion. Cr.iM,
night IX lfB L l
At your drujt.u
S a lt of " A tr o c ity G o ld "
N e t* $ 7 2 8 ,0 0 0 fo r N eedy
LO N D O N —Fine gold obtained by
the G erm ans fro m teeth and jewels
o f ro n c e n tra t. n cam p v ic tim s was
«old fo r *728.000
Ha tian T uck, executive se cre ta ry
o f the P re p a ra to ry Com m ission fo r
the In te rn a tio n a l Refugee o rganiza
tion. said the proceeds w ill be used
fo r cam p su rvivors. U nited S tate!
o ffic ia ls tu rn e d the b u llio n over to
the com m ission In the A m e rican
zone o f G erm any.
G rand Coulee Dan, to G et
W o rld '* la rg e s t G e n e ro to r
P IT T S B U R G H —A huge 108.000-
k ilo w a tt w a te r wheel generator, thn
largest in the w o rld , is now being
constructed fo r the G rand Coulee
dam p roject.
I t re q u ire s:
a p p ro x im a te ly 750
tons o f steel: m ore than 100 m iles
of copper w ire ; in num erable pound«
of bolta, nuts, washers and screws.
A t 'a in o f 80 cars w ill be required
to haul it to the dam site fo r as-
• orvklv enzt lFi«ta1,a»-ow
t—
|.h t In
town «uyM , 0
to our own you«, « .ep i.. |f
n«»J tr.lnng help, »run sn< ,«
•UP «WW.