Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, June 28, 1940, Page 7, Image 7

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    Friday, lune 28, 1940
Page 7
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
CLASSIFIED
department
Fun for the Whole Family
HOTELS
Wabash Ave. Hetel.OTE. Harrises.Chicago.
Near Burn dance. Chole« rooms. Dally SI
up; weekly M up. Pael MarahaU. Mas. Mgr.
PHOTOGRAPHY
By ED WHEELAN
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Of all the evil spirits abroad at
this hour in the world, insincerity
is the most dangerous.—Froude.
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"W1 NERVES?
walking on
AIR- NOW
Creaky? Reetlees? Can't deep? Tire easily?
Worried due to female functional disorders?
Thea try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound famous for over SO yearn ta
helping such weak. rundown, aervene
woman. Start lodafl
HOTEL ASSEMBLY
NINTH A MADISON. SEATTLE
By RUBE GOLDBERG
LALA PALOOZA - A Visit to the Stratosphere
Comfortable Modern Rooms
Dally It 25
Weekly IS Up
Coffee Shop
Dining R ooms
WANTED — OLD GOLD
Highest Prices Paid for discarded
geld, silver and platinum jewelry.
Montana Assay Of flea. «10 B. W. Bad
Ave.. Portis nd.
2iW/7/l£
enlargement ;/ J
w8 print ; fa «/
all developed ond printed from your 8
exposure roll. Better pictures because
carefully developed and printed Sat­
isfaction assured. Send coin.
"After ail only Quality counit"
QUALITY PICTURE CO.
Portland
Box 3573
Oregon
By C. M. PAYNE
S’MATTER POP— We’re Next, Pop!
The Social Climber
Mistress—Did anyone call while I
was out?
Maid—Yes, ma’am. Lord Twiddle­
wit called.
Mistress—Well well, at last we're
being recognized. What did he say?
Maid—Nothing, ma'am. It was
the wrong number.
Ask L'nele Benny
“Mamma, is water good for a
watch?”
“Why. no. dear; water will rust
the works and spoil it 99
"Then why did papa say he had
his watch in soak to help pay the
bills?”
Not Worried
MESCAL IKE
Rastus—Ah suttinly is glad dat Ah
ain't got no income.
Sambo—How so, Rastus?
Rastus—'Cause Ah don’t hab ter
fool wiv any ob dem income papers
dey all worries erbout so much.
And It Served Him Right, Too
bf s . lhuntley
Search for Good
No good book or good thing of
any sort shows its best face at
first.—Carlyle.
NOSE PICKER?
It may be just a nasty habit, but sometimes
nose picking is a sign of something nastier.
It may mean that your child has round
trormi— especially If there are other symp­
toms. such as fidgeting. finicky appetite,
restless sleep and itching in certain parts.
People don't like to talk about bowel
worms, so you may not realize how many
children have this dnddful infection. They
"'catch'* it from other children, from dogs,
or unwashed vegetables, or infected water.
If you even suspect that your child has
round worms, get J atxb ' s Vnuirrsi
right awayt Jayne's is the best known
worm expedient in America. It is backed
by modern scientific study, and has been
used by millions, for over a century.
J atkc ' s Vtxxm-ci Is pleasant tasting
and gentle, yet It does a good job. Jayne's
has the ability to drive out large round
worms without upsetting the digestive sys­
tem. If there are no worms, it acts merely
as a mild laxative.
By J. MILLAR WATT
POP— Coming Down
HOW MANY
LUMPS, SIR
TWO, I
PLEASE !
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Expenses Over Income
He is poor whose expenses ex­
ceed his income.—La Bruyere.
ILIOUS?
FOREIGN SECRETS
SETTING AN EXAMPLE
Cheerful News
FlltßS MJKHINE-bUN
gEFUbEES
HOSPITALS B obbed
S chools
plown up
Tangier — What are your idea»
about the European situation?
Neut—I have»-’’ very many, and
what I have I am keeping to myself.
Hopeless Youth
Daughter—But, daddy, why do
you object to my becoming engaged?
Is it because of my youth?
Daddy—Yes. he's hopeless.
BUI
Here Is Amazing Relief of
Conditions Due to Sluggish Bowels
By G LUYAS WILLIAMS
If you think all laxatives
act alike, just try this
all veeetaMe laxative,
thorough. refreshing. invigorating. De­
pendable reliel from sick headaches. bilious spells,
tired feeling when aaaociated with const ipatio».
Wifhnirf Dick <vt s 25c box o< NR from your
VVlUlUUE IU5M druggist. Make the tert—then
if not delighted, return the bos to us. We wig
refund the purchase
price. That's felr.
Get NR Tablets today.
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1b WHIMPER AND WORK UP R CRV SO MOiHfR
Will tVMt Ibi
HEARS WAIIS FROM THE HOUSE NETT POOR.
MOST BE ÍHKT NEW BABY
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His Choice
Judge—Do you challenge any of
the jury?
Defendant—Well, 1 think 1 can
lick that little guy on the end.
Happlnesa Outlined
Urma—What is the height of hap­
piness?
Christy—In my case he's about
five feet 10 inches.
Choice
Landlady—You’ll have to pay
your bill or leavel
Lodger—Thanks awfully. My Last
landlady made me do both.
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1b KNOW btntH ÍHkN H> MAKE A RACXrf
TO ORDER
NEVER REMI2ED BEFORE HOW REAUŸ
SiFANIilE A LOSTV WAIL CAN SOUND —
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WDVIP COME IN Tb HIM. AND SO 1b SIEEP
26—40
• Advertising creates new
wealth by showing people new
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as it creates new wealth it con­
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everyone touched by the flow of money
which is set up. In this way, don’t you
see, advertising is s social force which it
working in the interest of every one of us
every day of the year, bringing us new
wealth to use and enjoy.