SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, November 7, 1941
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CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
THE SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE
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NURSERY STOCK
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By ED WHEELAN
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Plan Now for Fall Planting
Fra*
40 page catalog 700 varieties of
Fruit, Nut Flowering and Shade
Treea Shrubs, Renos, Berry plants,
etc. Holland Tulips grown In Ore­
gon Free price list In color. Please
mention descriptive matter wanted.
Tualatin Talley Xnreerles, Sher­
wood, Oregon.
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2-^ME.JEFrJ
AT LAST' ROCKHILL EVERBEAR­
ING HTRAWIIKKIlf plants reason­
ably priced Wonderful berry. 10»%
perfect.
Plant 100 new, harvest
berries worth *1500 next summer.
tM each postpaid, any quantity.
Oreen Mountain Berry Growers,
Castle Mock, Wash.
ticket wagon
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TRUCK PARTS
Heavy-duty Moiurs. axels parta,
bodies. Urea hoists and used trucks.
TRUCK WRECKING COMPANY
Portland. Ora.
10th 4 8 E. Hawthorne
RABBITS AND SKINS
POULTRY AND RABBITS WANTED.
Good white fryer rabbit aklns SI.10
per lb Write postcard for prices and
Information
Buby * Co. 935 8 W.
Front Portland. Ore.
“ FILM DEVELOPING
FAST SERVICE
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Boll Developed and Two Prints from
Bach Sood negative
By RUBE GOLDBERG
LALA PALOOZA
WE8TBBB
^LO OK,LIZZIE - I
FOUND ALL THIS
PHONEY JEWELRY
IN MY WAGON
V'NCENT,
SEIZED WITH
A NOBLE
IMPULSE
TO
HELP LALA
CLEAN
HOUSE,
THROWS OUT
HER
JEWEL CASE
CONTAINING
$200,000
WOPTH OF
HER PRECIOUS
JEWELRY
25C
PHOTO COMPAMT
Portland. Ora.
box W-4365
OO,GOOD-
l*LL WEAR IT
TO THE
CROWLEY’S
MAY PARTY 7
» PRINTS AND TWO ENLARGE­
MENTS 25o—.Made by Portland's larg­
est retail kodak finisher.
Satisfac­
tion guaranteed
Quality Picture Co­
Box W3573. Pbrtland. Oregon.
PICTURES frtsn kodak films on
Beautiful Christmas Greeting cards
with envelopes to match, *1 00 per
dozen
Send negative, or write for
sample. Superior Picture Co, P. O.
Box 489, Portland, Oregon.
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HELP WANTED
Want Good Yarder or let yarding for
M M. Bp per dav. Roads In. Long
job.
Sargent, Lowell, Oregon.
FOR SALE
Now Hatching Weekly
Dubl-Dollar New Hampshires—U. 8.
Certified Leghorns Vachon Island
Co-operative Hatchery, Box 3. Va­
shon, Washington.
Frank Jay Markey Syndicate. Inc.
By C. M. PAYNE
S’MATTER POP— Politeli Silence, Yei Indeed
REPAIR PARTS FOR RANGES
HEATERS. FURNACES
Oruet-
tnsr's, M1413 Monroe, Spokane.
FOR SALE: Dairy farm: stock farm:
wheat farm; in Klickitat County.
Washington.
Now Is the time to
buy farm property. C. H. Xnoeher,
Ooldendale, Wash.
FOR SALE.
VERY REASONABLE.
2 REGISTERED good large Kara­
kul rams and 75 extra good young
unregistered Karakul ewes.
Also
Koinnye. Suffolk and Hampshire
registered and unregistered rams
and ewes
Coffin Sheep Co, Yaki­
ma, Wash.
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR HUNT­
ING DOG—C-B. OJIA Signal gen-
erator; C-B. 281A Unimeter; con­
fidence special tester.
Equipment
practically new and In Spokane.
Write Box 743. Libby. Montana.
25
Young Hounds Well-trained on
all game. None better. Stalf broke.
No bad habits.
14 Hound Pupa
from trained parents. Willard Burn­
side. Glenoma, Wash.
WE BUY
AND PAY HIGHEST
CASH PRICES
Hide«—Honehide*—Calf Skim
—Horsehair—Sheep Pelt«—Wool
—Cascara Bark—Rabbit Skins
—Fur«—Coyotes, Etc.
Ship & Write to
Hibbard-Stewart Co.
1210 Western Ave.
Seattle.
DENTAL PLATES
DENTISTRY on
CREDIT TERMS
By J. MILLAR WATT
POP—Careful, Pop!
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D r . H arry S emler ,
don ' t you o&r
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MYSELF
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AND HAD TP
PAY TO
COME IN
AGAIN /
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Back-Driver
A back-driver sounds like a
mother-in-law in the family car. but
it’s really a job in tbe upholstery
business.
Electric Refrigerators
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As of January 1, 1941. there were
approximately 18.100,000 electric re­
frigerators in use in the United
States.
Exports Decrease
United States exports of wheat fell
from 17.000.000 bushels in 1938-39
to 45,000,000 bushels in 1939-40.
MIXED
SIGNALS
Eye Bender
The eye-bender is definitely not
a circus freak, for he’s engaged in
iron and steel product« work.
Thumber Not Hitchhiker
A thumber is not a hitchhiker, but
a chap who does a specialized job
in making wooden boxes.
Permanently Frozen
In the Soviet Union 47 per cent of
the underground soil is in a perma­
nently frozen state.
Few Care for Teeth
Only about 22 per cent of the
United States' population receive«
dental care.
Mexican Volume
By
LANG
ARMSTRONG
GLUYAS
WILLIAMS
♦
The first book printed in the West­
ern hemisphere was a Mexican vol­
ume.
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Clepsydra
CRIES HIM AND ASKS
IN SOME ANNCN'AHCE
WHY HE WONT LET NN
KNOW WHERE K WAS
A clepsydra is a water clock used
by the ancient Greeks.
Capital of New Greece
Athens became the capital of New
Greece in 1834.