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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Fun for the Whole Family
By ED WHEELAN
BIG TOP
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
Drees Farlery. 3 ele. machine, 1 han»-
stitcher. Comp, stocked Mod. bldg. Good
loc. Low rent SI300. Merk. MIO Main.
Vanreerer. Wash.
PHOTOGRAPHY
16 PRINTS 25/
Roll Developed end M prince Me.
RCX RMOTO
MKeprlntnB<
OQOCM. UTAH
OPPORTUNITY
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sure! active men with Si,000 cash all year
*7 50 dally wage, equal division of profits,
experience optional and Info, without obli­
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HOTELS
Wabash Ave. Halal,TIE. HarrlxAS. Chisage.
Near Barn dance. Choice rooms. Dally SI
up; weekly S3 up. Pawl MarahalA Kes. Mgs.
HOTEL ASSEMBLY
NINTH A MADISON, 8EATTL*
Comfortable Modern Rooms
Dali» 31 21
Weekly IS Up
Coffee Shop
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By
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Dining Rooi
ENÍ LAIMEMEN1
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QUALITY PICTURE CO.
Portland
Box 3573
Oregon
Dress Up Room With
Crocheted Chair Set
By C. M. PAYNE
S’MATTER POP— Ambroie Nearly All Set for Radio
The End of a Perfect Day
MESCAL IKE
Pattern 2506
flower medallion and fill the quick­
ly -crocheted basket. You'll have
a chair set or scarf ends that will
dress up your room! Pattern 2506
contains directions for making
set; illustration of it and stitches;
materials required. Send order to:
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept.
32 Eighth Ave.
New York
Enclose 15 cents in coins for Pat­
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By J. MILLAR WATT
POP— Just Stumbling Along
Name .
Address
WEARY DESPONDENT
GIRLS*
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BEST MOTHER IN TOWN?
Willie—Mother, I just made a bet
with Walter.
Mother—Why, you naughty boy!
What made you do it?
Willie—Well, Mother. I bet Walter
my new cap against a button that
you were the best mother in town,
and that you’d give me a nickel to
get some candy. You don’t want me
to lose my nice new cap. do you.
mother?
Reducing Diet
Rnstus—My. but yo' looks prosper­
ous these days.
Sambo—Boy, Ah’s livin’ off de fat
ob de land.
Rastus—How come, big boy?
'Sambo—Ah runs a reducin’ estab­
lishment.
Snappy Comeback
Big Cityite—My, what a quaint
town. 1 suppose they still ring the
curfew out here every night?
Native—Well, no. They used to.
but folks got to complainin’ that it
disturbed their sleep.
Cheerful News
Marsh Reed Newsprint
Japanese experts in Manchukuo
report discovery of a satisfactory
means of producing newsprint (pa-
per for newspapers and magazines)
from the marsh reeds which grow
abundantly in that country.
What? WORMS in
my child?..Never!’
Don't be so sure» Mother I
Yes. right now, crawling round worms may
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Thia nasty infection may be "caught"
from other children, from dogs, from un­
cooked vegetables or bad water. And the
outward signs are very misleading. For
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If you even ruspect that your child has
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