Southern Oregon miner., June 24, 1943, Image 3

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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, Ashland, Oregon
CLASSIFIED
department
RABBITS AND SKINS
{■GIJLTRY.
lubblta,
libimi.
l'alta,
Wool. Good whits frinì rabbit skins
tuo to 11 V0 a lb.
Ship or aak pri­
me. Ruby * Ou., »3D g. W. Front
Fortlanfl. Orogua.
ON THE
PATTERNS
HOME FRON
SEWÖNG CDPCLE
FOR SALE
Baked ham is glorified by pour­
ing honey over the ham before
browning. It gives a delicate
brown color and a delicious flavor.
CoMlllNE, Mu l'or ring, 13-ft., 31 IL
W. complete wlth Wlmlrow phkup;
rea attueh , dover, attaohj nnd Po-
ary pea soi.urator, John H. Fubola,
Mllloboro, Or., MI. 4. Box 3MB.
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jtu acren tlinber lami, Hnolioml.li
County; 6,uuu,uuo feet rodar
flr,
tamarudr.
owner.
■. BOBBI, Ole
Blurn, Waehlngtun.
J33O AC. STOCK HANCII, clock and
ot|iilpmenl, 3-0 a. coltivate«!, bai-
ance pasture and limi.or
Bea Fer-
kln». owner, rt. a, bua 931, Doline,
Oregon.
HELP WANTED
MECHANICS AND
METAL MEN
I’ny top wig«» and bonua for
matai man. Clmn and wall llgiua«i
dapart inant -
Time ami hair for
uvcrtlmn
daelîad.
(’art Ifh’at a
availability no<-< Mary.
Write M
Jlrown
Htatn •itn-rlmc*
UMIV1MITY CiiBVlOLlT CO.
4flth « MooaavaH Way
Ma. 313«
■aaltle, Wash.
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CXI'MItIKNI'ED COIJPLK 1>R ■INtlLK
MAN
for
modern
dairy
ranch,
nuad.rland
Maaob,
Bast
Bound.
Washington.
1741
■WANTED by
widower housekeeper
elderly lady or one with I or 3
children, school bus and Portland
bo». 32
miles east of Portland,
3<v 00 niorilb
Two to cook for, one
woman to work In berries light
work
33.00 per day room-board,
higher wages In picking time. Fere
refunded after 30 dnya Work Want­
ed 76 pickers.
Picking starts Juno
IS
Register now. wili hold cabins.
Ambert Andrews, Boring, Oregon,
Monte 1.
Favorite Apron
A PRONS are certainly turning
‘‘out to be fashion's pet these
days and this one, with patchwork
border, is one of the favorite mod­
els.
HOTEL MAIDS
124 PER WEEK
KXI'ERI ence not ni :< ehhart
Heathman Hotel
MECHANICS
1724
FACTORY BRANCH
1793
Broadway,
Heattie,
Washing!.*
SPECIAL
If you want to
Hr 11 your rar for
MORE CASH
Prive, Phono <>r writs to
'TURK"
723 Broadway. Fhon Br. 3331
Tacoma. Washington
Naval Academy and
West Point Candidates
Th* competition« In which moat
Member« of emigre«« «elect their
Miuiolntera tn Annapolln and West
Point will I»* held thi« yearx <»n
it
i The i ■ iI i. i ’ rd
which prepare* mor* candidates tn
enter Annaiiolle and Went Point
than any other achonl wrat of the
.MI mm U m I pp I river, will offer nine
week« of Intrnelva preparation for
the««
competition«,
opening
on
June 21 nrvl elonlng on Auguet ■
the «lay before the competition« are
held.
Cnll nr write
Rutherford Preparatory
School
I960 B. Ocean. Long Beach, OaL
Phone 681-193
Bound to Be Missed
Jonra—I'm leaving all my prop­
erty to my wife on condltlbn that
ahe marries again within a year.
Smith— Why are you making your
will that way?
Jones—I want someone to be sor­
ry I died.
CASH POSITION
Cashier—You’ve overdrawn your
account. You're behind.
Wise Depositor—No, I'm ahead;
you’re behind.
Skilled Labor
Foreman — You hammer those
nails like lightning.
Tony—Yes, boss, you mean I got
plenty speed?
Foreman—No, you never strike
twice in the same place.
HEMORRHOIDS (Piles)
Fight the Forgery Racket!
Bv F rank J. W ilson
Chief. United State» Secret Service
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Barbara Bell Pattern No 1741B de­
signed tor lire» 14, 18, 18. 20; 40. 42 and
44 Size 18 (34) requires 1'» yards 35-lncb
material; 7 yards bias told. Uss scraps
for bottom
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions, slightly mors
time la required In Riling orders for a
few of ths most popular pattern numbers
Send your order to:
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT.
14» Nrw Montgomery Street
San Franelieo
Calif.
Enclose 20 cent* in coins tor tach
pa Hern desired.
Six«
Pattern No.
Bright Colors
"pHE brighter the better ... a
* two-piece that lends itself to
brilliant contrasting colors. Flat­
tering top, young skirt.
Waal mm who are Interested In a
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goo. I job now and after the war.
Tdrai working conditions and location.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1724-B de
I'arklnx furnished. 1'reter mechanics
with truck e»prrl»i>ce.
Opportunity •Igned tor sizes 12. 14. 18. 18 and 20 Cor­
4» lent ii diesel design.
Eurn up to responding bu»t measurement» 30. 32. 34.
Size 14 <331 bodice requires,
374 25 per week days and |l| 36 per 38 and 38
Week nfchte Must have <'«-rtlfh-nte ot with short sleeves. !'(, yards 39 Inch ma­
Avullaldllly Issued by United States terial; skirl 34* yards; 6 ysrd* ribbon
Employment Service, state of Waab- trimming.
Ington. Thon» now employed In es­
sential Industry or »ho cannot quali­
fy should not apply.
Contact Mr.
■pan lor.
GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK &
COACH
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Gema of Thought
'T'HERE is a courtesy of the
*Jieart; it is allied to love.
From it springs the purest
courtesy in the outward beha­
vior.—Goethe.
4ml he who gire« a child n treat
Make* JoybeU» ring in Heaven'»
street,
And he uho give» a child a home,
lluilds pul tiers in Kingdom come.
-MASEFIELD.
There can be but a single
goal of education, and that—
education to courage.—Dr. Al­
fred Adler.
Knowledge is proud that she
knows so much; Wisdom is
humble that she knows so lit­
tle.—Bishop King.
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Largest Relief Map
The world’s largest relief map. a
model of the United States, is in­
stalled *in its own building at the
Babson Institute in Babson Park,
Mass.
Completed on December 31,
1940, after 15 years’ work it is built
on a horizontal scale of four miles
to the inch, is studied from cat­
walks nnd shows this country as
it would be seen from a point in
space 700 miles above the earth.
HEAVENLY-SMELUNff J THOUGHT YOU'D LIKE
HOT BUM«
TRY ALL
7 FLAVORS
ffWITED STATES
BONDS
STAMPS
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marvelous ; we need
ALL THE VITAMINS WE
CAN GET NOW. BUT
JUST WHY DO THESE
BUNS HAVE EXTRA
VITAMINS?
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5. Ice formed at the bottom of a
body of water.
6. Grand Coulee, Boulder and
Bonneville dams.
7. In the case of a tie.
8. The freedom of speech, of the
press, and the right to petition.
9. A coral island.
10. The boatswain’s pipe, which
is blown to exact silence before he
makes announcements or gives or­
ders, has the pitch of a human
whistle. Hence, to avoid confu­
sion, navy men are forbidden to
whistle.
DOROTHY WALLACE,
machinist on the
»wing shift
at the
Wnght Aeronautical
Corpworks on four-
1. It is a hot African wind which
fills the air with sand.
2. The Commonwealth of the
Philippines is the only country in
the world that flies its national
flag upside down while at war.
3. Approximately 60 per cent.
4. Seventy-five per cent rests on
production and supply and 25 per
cent on battle.
WITH THC MOST
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A quiz with answers offering ?
SIAIWii»»« ■
: information on various subjects ?
1. What is the khamsin which
was mentioned so often in news
reports from Africa?
2. What country flies its flag up­
side down while at war?
3. What per cent of the numeri­
cal strength of modern air armies
is in training planes?
4. How do military experts rate
the two biggest factors, produc­
tion and supply, and battle, in win­
ning this war?
5. What is anchor ice?
6. Before Henry J. Kaiser built
ships, of what three great dams
did he head the construction?
7. When does the vice president
have a vote in the senate?
8. What does the First amend­
ment to the Constitution guaran-
tee?
9. What is an atoll?
10. Why is no one allowed to
whistle on board a navy ship?
The Answer»
Joel... YOUR AUNT EMMA'S HERE
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NOTE—Mrs. Spears has made patterns
in actual size for three of these Early
American letter boxes. The patterns are
on one sheet with complete directions for
making and finishing.
Request Patten*
No 281. enclosing 13 cents. Address:
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The Questiona
\ 1WHENEVER you pay out your
* * good money for any govern
ment check, remember one thing:
Have the cheek Initialled by the
employee who pays out the money
for It.
This will help you to place re­
sponsibility if the endorsement on
the check should be declared a
forgery. Also, it will be of much
help when an investigation is con­
ducted in an effort to arrest the
check forger.
There is nnother pointer which
is closely associated with this one.
Here it is:
Try to write on the hack of the
cheek a brief description of the
person who presents it, if that
person is a stranger. For instance,
you might write "W’M—50—5’9"—
heavy” meaning "White man
about 50 years old, 5 feet 9 inches
tall, of heavy build.”
This will take only a few sec­
onds nnd mny be the means of
tracing a forger and recovering
your loss, if the check proves to
bear a forged endorsement.
a
pad and pencil. It you enjoy work­
ing with wood you may want to
cut these pockets out by hand with
a coping saw as shown here. If
you have a jig saw it is much fast­
er, or you may mark your design
and take it to a woodworking shop
to be cut out for a few cents.
When drying a sweater or sweat
shirt, use a wire coat hanger and
bend the ends almost together
while putting the garment on the
hanger or removing it. This pre­
vents stretching the neck of the
i garment.
Name .........
Address ...
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No one particularly likes to iron
curtain ruffles. Why not dip the
curtains into cleaning fluid, two
gallons for six pairs of curtains?
If they are hung in the air to dry,
and care is exercised, they will
not require pressing.
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So that they will not appear LfARLY American wall pockets
spotted, iron shantungs and pun- *-“* cut out of light weight pine or
scraps of half inch material may
dry.
see
have many modem uses. In the
cushion or pad underneath a kitchen they are just the thing for
not only makes it feel softer ration books and a pad for the
warmer but will also make grocery list. Just inside the front
door one will lend a decorative
rug last longer.
note and make a convenient place
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Several strands of wire placed for driving gloves and keys.
Originally these pockets were
from end to end lengthwise over
the poultry feed trough will pre- made in a great variety of de­
vent chickens from getting into signs and were used for letter
the trough with their feet and boxes. They are still useful tor
wasting and contaminating the this purpose or for a leave-a-note
feed.
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Greeting Among Arabs
Gilt frames can be cleaned by
dipping a soft cloth in milk and
In North Africa, the ritual of
rubbing gently over the soiled greeting among Arabs demands
spots.
Repeat several times if that the man “looking down”
necessary.
should speak first, irrespective of
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his social status, says Collier’s.
No job is so important that you Thus, the man on a camel greets
cannot take time to do it safely.
first the man on a horse, the horse­
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back rider nods first to the man on
Square corners on small linole­ a donkey, the donkey rider bows
um rugs or mats often become first to the pedestrian and the pe­
broken and unsightly. Cutting the destrian first to the man sitting
comers round will prevent this and down.
make your rugs stay new much
longer. When so treated they will
lie flatter on the floor and will not
be kicked about so easily. To
make sure the corners you cut are
uniform, trace a cutting line on
the rug first with a saucer or pie
plate.
363 ACItE STOCK HANCII, tour ni lina
troni llarper, Oregon, un thè Vale,
jitirnx lliway.
Iiill eoi ut liuild-
Inga.
Punire rlglita tur 300-head
Stock, water tur all Ita neh land,
g<x>d soli, fencea. Kledrli lty 316000,
ona iiait anali, balanca tarma, Vraa
waiel righi», and aom» rqtilpment.
Ohloe Whlttenburg, Owaer, Marper,
Oregon.
NO AGE LIMIT
ALSO PART-TIME WOMEN
EXI' NIGIIT MAIL
APPLY IIOIMKKEEPER
RUTH WYET
.Start root vegetables in boiling,
salted water, about one teaspoon
of salt to a quart of water.
tcen-cylmderCrcloae
aircraft engines.
.where cigarettes are
fudged
The 'T-ZONI*—Taate and Throat —
is the proving ground for etgarettea.
Only year taate and throat can decide
which cigarette tastes best to yon...
and how it affects your throat. Baaed
on the experience of millions of
smokers, we believe Camels will
suit your “T-ZONI* to a “T.*
I BAKED THEM WITH
yellow
LABEL YEAST. THATS THE
ONLY YEAST THAT HAS BOTH
VITAMINS A ANO DAS
WELL AS THE VITAMIN
B COMPLEX'
F leischmann ' s
CAMELS
ARE ALWAYS EASY
ON MY THROAT AND
EVERY CAMEL IS A FRESH
ALL THESE VITAMINS K FLEISCHMANNS
YEAST GO RIGHT INTO WHATEVER
YOU BAKE WITH NO GREAT LOSS J
IN THE OVEN. ANO, CHILD,
THAT'S MIGHTY IMPORTANT
FOR YOU TO REMEMBER.'
TREAT. THEY
SUIT ME TO A
SAY... WHY DONT YOU SEND FOR
A FREE COPY OF THE NEW REVISED
FLEISCHMANN'S YEAST RECIPE BOOK?
THERE'RE OO2ENS OF GRAND RECIPE^
INCLUDING SOME NEW WARTIME
SPECIALS. YOU'LL
WANT TO MAKE
AUNT EMMA, I'LL
EVERY ONE!
HOLD HER TO THAT '
Hernia (Rupture), Fissure or Fistula
Such dleord«re Impair your
health—elhoienoy—earning
power. For 30 yeare we have
euooeeelully treated thou-
aande of people for these all«
■sante. No hospital opera*
Son. No confinement. No
lose of time from work. Call
for examination or aond lor
TRKK deeorlptivo Booklet.
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Open fveningr, Mon., Wed., M., 7 to 9t3O
Dr. CJ. DEAN CLINIC
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; Telephone IA»t 3918, Portland, Oregon
FREElTheBreodBasker—40 page, full-color book
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