Friday, Jan. 17, 1941
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE
__________ WELDERS_________
Clean Comics That Will Amuse Both Old and Young |
Wanted! Welders, Aviation Mechanic«
and Radio Operatori)
We train at
lowest cost. Aak for Booklet M. Seat­
tle YMCA School«, 90»—4th, Heattla,
Wn.
TRUCK PARTS______
BIG TOP
By ED WHEELAN
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Heavy-duty Motor»,
bodies, tires, hoists.
axels,
parts,
TRUCK WRECKING COMPANY
10th A H. K. Hawthorne.
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Portland, Orta
FARMS FOR SALE
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20 acres Irrigated, rood soil. Concrete
tiled. Hix room house, barn, chicken
house. Electric lights, telephone, school
bus
Water pressure. Well located.
Near Kennewick Improved Commun­
ity. Terms 14500.00
Owner: A. H. Meyer, «04 Kennewick
Ave., Kennewick, Washington
By RUBE GOLDBERG
LALA PALOOZA Opened by Mistake
S’MATTER POP—Bigger and Better Artillery
By C. M. PAYNE
SIMPLICITY, in truth, is less
dependent upon external things
than we imagine. It can live in
broadcloth or homespun; it can
eat white bread or black. It is
not outward, but inward.
A certain openness of mind to
learn the daily lessons of the
school of life; a certain willing­
ness of heart to give and to re­
ceive that extra service, that gift
beyond the strict measure of debt
which makes friendship possible;
a certain clearness of spirit to per­
ceive the best in thing? and
people, to love it without fear and
to cleave to it without mistrust;
a peaceable sureness of affection
and taste; a gentle straightfor­
wardness of action; a kind sincer­
ity of speech—these are the marks
of the simple life, which cometh
not with observation, for it is
within you.—Henry Van Dyke.
HERE'S WHAT TO 00 ABOUT
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If that “wa»hed out.*’ elugglah teeUag la
due to temporary constipation. try Garfield
Tea tonight. Cleanse Internally thia mild,
pleasant way. Tire less quickly — feel, look,
work better all day long. 19c — Uc at
drulitorti.
GARFIELD TEA
For Prompt Relief
from
MESCAL IKE
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GARFIELD’.
HEADACHE POWDER
IOc - 25c
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See doctor if headjehet pertist
Sign of Wisdom
The most manifest sign of wis­
dom is a continual cheerfulness;
her state is like that of things in
the regions above the moon, al­
ways clear and serene.—Mon­
taigne.
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
POP—Dishing It Out
By J. MILLAR WATT
Creomulsion relieves promptly be­
cause It goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in­
flamed bronchial mucous mem­
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the un­
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
We Can All Be
EXPERT
BUYERS
GOING OUT
TO DINNER
* In bringing ut buying Information, at
REVER HAS FELT LIVELIER TRAM WREN
FAMILY TRIES TO GET HIM TO TAKE A
NAP SO HE'LL BE RESTED FOR GOING
TO GRANDMA'S FOR SUNDAY DINNER
to prlcM that ar« being asked for
what w« hw'vnd to buy, and at to th«
quality wo can oxpoct, tho advertising
column» of thit Mwtpaper perform a
worth while tervke which tavot ut
many dolla.-t a year.
DOZES OFF AT LAST ABOUT TWO
MINUTES BEFORE THEY HAVE TO WAKE
HIM IN ORDER TO GET HIM DRESSED
* It It a good habit to form, tho habit
of conwlting the advertltomentt every
time we make a purchase, though wo
have already decided |uit what we
want and where wo are going to buy
It. It give» ut tho mott prlcelett feeling
In the wortdi tho feeling of being
adequately prepared.
RESENTS BEING WAKED.THEY TRY TO TELL
HIM THAT AS SOON AS THEY 6ET TO GRAND­
MAS HE CAN HAVE A GOOD, LONG SLEEP
GETS TO GRANDMA S AND IS PUT DOWN1
FOR HIS NAP. TRIES TO SHOW HE
DOESN'T WANT TO SLEEP NOW. HE
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WANTS TO PLAY
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WHILE FAMILY IS DOWNSTAIRS FOR
DINNER, LETS THEM KNOW HE ISN'T
SLEEPING AND HAS NO INTENTION
OF DOING SO
EVENTUALLY GOES TO SLEEP, JUST
BEFORE THEY HAVE TO WAKE HIM
TO START FOR HOME
* When we go Into a »tore, prepared
beforehand with knowledge of what it
offered and at what price, we go at
an expert buyer, filled with telf-confl-
dence. It It a pleatant feeling to have,
the feeling of adequacy. Moil of tho
unhapplneu In the world can bo traced
to a lack of thli feeling. Thut adver-
tlilng thowt another of Iti manifold
faceti—thowt Itself at an aid toward
making all our butlnett relatlonthlpt
more tecure and pleatant.
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