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Friday, August 29 1941 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 7 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT I TRUCK PARTS lieavy-duty Motors. axels part a, bndlen. tire«. holats and uaed trucks. TRCCK WRECKING COMPANY tOth It 8 EL Hawthorne Portland. Ora. RABBITS AND SKINS BIG TOP POUL'IRV AND RABBITS WANTED. Good white fry. r rabbit akin« *1 19 per lb Writ« postcard for prices and Information Baby k Co., 938 S. W. Front. Portland, Or«. By ED WHEELAN t ^T hat night , as ine train pullcd out noROnae>u»G,THe main f T DON’T KNOUJ, SONNy • ME j TOPIC Of CONVER 6AT1OH WA0 'SILK ' FCAMLtP'A ACCIPCNT- ^Gee.'DAC»'.' V/A6 STiLL UNCONSCIOUS * '.IL M SILK* IM X WHEN TUEV PUSHED HIM TO z D ’ XA THINK HE DID?- UIHV.1HE BIG BUM , THE HOSPITAL •" TV’S A FU nm V It. TWICE MOURAGr .MVRA' •S il «" was H A WAV'. HAL. BUT IT WOULD PEALI.V BE e>APLy hupt SAV. MAMBE THAT'S WHy tvwig .- red ; e - ut 'i A RELIEF TO ME IF HE NEVER JOINED MT'S BEEN SILK" FOWLER f e»v that ^TUE SHOW AGAIN ! IVL HOT TOLD '*>U. IS I W'fr^, < so I BROKC n ' is THE IHt OHLŸ ONLY TX NASTV rf D arling , buttus T ONE IN THE WHOLt J T VÌ I before WE TOME " 3-. OUiril OUTFIT VvE WE r^n \ OPENED THIS J NEVER &F-EN ti ’7 5EASON.•SILK"i tV AB-LE TO X Ts. J PROPOSED , /V \ MAKE i W IltJA \ To ME .", r * s'-\ F riends u i: WITH f///f LISTEN. LOTTA, I’ m beginning - Tt> THINK THERE S A JINX. wS ON THIS 3HOW I’. MAD DOG. >a SICK ANIMALS. ACCIDENTS, M HOLDUPS, AH' THEN L ightninq has T o STRIKE US WE ought to look for another i>HOW '<tXT ■ 3 VfA«£^fl|p ¿(ft By RUBE GOLDBERG She Feel» Better I Boll Developed and Two Print« froaa Bach Good Negative WBSTBBB Box W-4265 25c PHOTO COMPAMT Portland. Ore, « PRINTS AND TWO ENLARGB- HUNTS 25c—Made by Portland'« larg- eat retail kodak finisher Satlefao- tlon guaranteed Quality Picture Co. Box W3573. Portland. Oregon. HELP WANTED HOP PICKERS WANTED Inc. LALA PALOOZA FILM DEVELOPING FAST SERVICE WIGRICH RANCH located five mllea South of Independence, Ore. 409 acre« good picking no needle«« hop«. High wages paid Modern shady sanitary policed camp, with «tor«, butcher aliop, restaurant. cabin«, tents, stoves. wood, running water, electrto lights dance hall, nursery, straw, shower«. Visit ranch or write for job. Addrees:— WIGBICM 1AXCI, Box B, Independence, Ore. FOR SALE Monkeys, Parrots. Love Birds, Finches, Supplies. Wholesale and retalL Canaries wanted Montavllla Pet ■hop. 433 S. B. 81st Avs- Portland, Oregon. For Sale. Confectionery fountain. Beer and wine business. Good cold storage. Good paying business. Mrs. B. O. Moe, The Mission, Dayton, Washington 1 1 0 -AC RE FARM. 60 CLEARED. MODERN house. Frank Oliphant, 307 B. Sth Ave, Olympia, Wash. A. S’MATTER POP— You Can Alway» Improve an Old Saw By C. M. PAYNE K. C. reg. springer spaniel pups: 5 mo.; fine breeding. B. A. Schmidt, Bstscada, Oregon. » BARBER 8HOP-Lonly one In town. Quitting bus. Box 105, Wilsy Sts- Taklma. Wash. Good business. All new equipment. In fast growing Southwestern town. Selling account of illness Cash or terms to dependable party. Mildred Bovey, Zmplre, Oregon. SPORT'S PEERLESS bred setters. I year old. Pedigreea showing top breeding. Male and female. Ready for training for fall shooting. Very best of getter breeding at a fair price. Storms, Box 734, Camas, Washington. FOR SALE—Independent, established, going REAL ESTATE & INSUR ANCE BUSINESS with combined office and Modern Home for Leas«. Write P. O. Box 348. Salem. Or*. GOING BUSINESS. Flowers, bulbs, perennials. Four acres on Paciflo Highway near Capital City. Seven room modern house, water system. 11,500 cash will handle. Address OWNER. B ox 378, Olympia, Wash. MESCAL IKE b , s. l huntley DENTAL PLATES ___________________________ ___ _______________ Chapter VI DENTISTRY on CREDIT TERMS Tok« 5,10,15 Months to Pay D r . H arry S emler , U1SKV BIOC Dentisi 3«i I MORRISOk ■ PORTLAKD. ORF Complicated Scheme Wifey—If a man love* hi» wife a» much as she loves him, he will stop wasting his money on cigars if she ask» him. Hubby—Yes, but if his wife love» him as much as she ought to love a man who love» her enough to stop if she asks him, she won't ask him. SAME THING By J. MILLAR WATT POP—Pop Probably Prefer» Pressed Steel Daughter—I shall marry Perry Goodthing or nobody! Mother—Well, if you marry Perry you'll marry nobody. I should say. Only Fair Then there is the story about th» wayward cat. Its habit of coming in late usually resulted in a scolding from its mother. Finally the off spring could stand it no longer, and plaintively said, “For gosh sakes. Mother, can't I even lead ONE of my own lives?" A BOY SITS DOWN Í BfcIPt.SfcPJimió WCUNP Li« A J«K-RAB0I1, FW W5 SAKE, SH TOWN MP REAP QUlHlV FOR A «MILE . «ft *5 book W heads T ok chai » Ulft CHAIR BACKWARD AMP 1WIH65 IETF IE6 UP AHP 04X Greenhorn Harriet—Would you refuse to go out with a man who had made just one mistake? Mabel—Sure. Who wants a man with as little experience as that? sWf*.S Rlf+rt LU UP AND 1t ElTRS fiMNB IV.E CHÄIR ÍW4 UN AU WR IF65 AfcAlH Hard Roads "You should keep to the straight and narrow path.” “True. The journey of life, like every other journey, seems to be at its worst in the detours.” V GLUYAS WILLIAMS ♦ t Í0 H OTHER VIREC11OU ÄtX W 6RRSPH6 BACK OF CHM» M> PUYUHÓ ANP HAOllHO AMD 6RKHÍ- N6.X0MV IACRK« CHA«- •RRBHt AMUri SERIES WH To READ, GAIN" PMNIH6 A 51DW TklfbO W1IH Hu nn Answer "What is the most curious thing ■bout a fool?” , "De way he'll holler and git mad if you don't let him show off his mis fortune.” . 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