Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, February 06, 1942, Page 7, Image 7

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    Friday, February 6, 1942
Page 7
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Fun for the Whoie Family
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
TRUCK PARTS
Heavy-duty Motora asvla. part*
oodles, tires, hoists and used trucha
TRUCK WRECKING COMPANY
10th A fl E Hawthorn»
Portland. Ora.
RABBITS AND SKINS
By ED WHEELAN
BIG TOP
POULTRY AND RABBITS WANTED
Good white fryer rabbit skins Mio
to *0c per lb.
Writs postcard for
prices and Information
Baby *
Co., »35 8- W. Front. Portland, Ore.
FOR SALE
FOR HALE OR TRADE: lata style
piano.
Credit to reliable people—
discount for cash.
Write W. N.
Gray, P O. Boa 79, Spokane, Wash,
MO CHICK IHOBTAON
Immediate Delivery
U. H. Poliorum Controlled
Dubl-Dollar New Hampahlres
U. 8. Certified Leghorns
Vashon Island Co-operative Matoh-
ery. Bos 3, Vashon, Washington.
BUY HARDIEST ALFAFLA AND
GRASS SEED direct from Bam
Bober, Newell, So. Dakota.
REGISTERED
ROMNEY
EWE3.
Walter T. Smith, Boats 1, Aurora,
Oregon.
IMPORTED from Norway just be­
fore war. Early potatoes, strawber­
ries, large red and green gooseber­
ries. Prices on request. M. O. Vea,
LALA PALOOZA
—A Good Listener
Bt. 3, Box >18, Bremerton Wash.
FOR HALE:—Used heavy duty Diesel
Engines 44 to 79 HP. Can be used
with belt drive or direct connected.
Prices from 9450.00 to 91150.00.
Call or write PISKEB BBOS. COM­
PANY, Astoria, Oregon.
TILLAMOOK DAISY
iZ acres Best River bottom. Fine Lo­
cation. 35 cows, 10 yrl's., 3 bulla,
al! mach
This farm should pro­
duce 9'000.00 this year, owner old;
price 123.500—i cash. Don't write,
come and see it. Its absolutely as
adv.
M. M. Leonnlg,
moot Oregon.
agt^
Tills-
NURSERY STOCK
300.000 Fruit and Nut trees. 700 va­
rieties. Peach, Apple, Cherry, Fig.
Pear, Plum. Prune, Apricot, Necta­
rine, Quince, Walnut, Filbert. Hick­
ory, Pecan Almond. Grapes, Boy­
senberries.
Raspberries. Currants.
Gooseberries Htrawberriew. Young-
berfies. Flowering and Shade Trees,
Evergreen Shrubbery, and Roses.
Free 40-page catalog
TUALATIN
VALLEY NUBSEBIBS. Sherwood,
Oregon.
REG’LAR FELLERS—Waih Commit* ‘Chicken’
Striving for Justice
Our whole social life is in
essence but a long, slow striving
for the victory of justice over
force.—John Galsworthy.
MESCAL IKE
RAZOR BLADES
b , s . l huntley
• ASK TOUR DEALER TOR THE •
OUTSTANDING BLADE VALUE
KENT
SKENTra
blades rara
“TAKING THE COUNTRY BY STORM”
KNOWN FROM COAST TO COAST
• CUPPt-lS COMPANY
-
ST. LOUIS. NO. •
Worthwhile Life
Let us endeavor so to live that
when we come to die even the
undertaker will be sorry.—Mark
Twain.
By J. MILLAR WATT
POP—No Surprise to Pop
Taste the
Difference!
'ALL
CLEAR’
SKINK HUM! ... IAY THIN I
ywu FIND Sunkist orano «
Best for Juice
You’ll prefer extra-rich
California orange juice! Be­
rnies it* finer flavor, it give*
you more vitamin* C and A,
and calcium, men health in
every glass.
California Navel oranges
are wJleu too. Easy to peel,
slice and section for recipe*,
lunch boxes and between-
meal* eating!
Those stamped “Sunkist"
are the finest from 14,JOO
cooperating growers.
SEEDLESS
Sunkist
California Navel Oranges
’•-7’.twillIff-''!'....I'S,.rKLl,. .1
Waittiff bn adopted the Blitakriagl
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