Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, February 8, 1945
Regular Diary of the Rife of a Girl’s Dog
C L A S S IF IE D C L A S S IF IE D
DEPARTM ENT
DEPARTM ENT
RABBITS & SKINS
HELP WANTED
W AN T Livo Itab blla I Io I H ie, w h ile
3 to, colored «Ke, ohi o n « 100 W anl
Knbl.lt »kln», pou ltry. v e u t
» u ,b
b v
r ro a t, P ortia Itti
a co., »as a. w Tr— ■
O reg o n .
Rural Telephones May
Get Federal Loans
kV an ted
Wwldvi». B urnir». H elper*
Seldelhubur Iron & Iiron»» Work».
1431 p earb orn S treet, S e a ttle, W a»h-
lu u lon .
_____________ ______ ____
Bill Would Provide
For Private Expansion
MAN F o i l TRUCK FARM , Good dual
for r ig h t man. W rite P. J. K artford ,
B o u ta ti. Bua «SS. V an cou ver, W a it .
By W ALTER SHEAD
WNU Washington Correspondent
WASHINGTON D. C.—‘ The Party
Line,’’ long the butt of jibes and
ridicule, may be on its way out if a
bill intended to “ provide or improve
telephone service in rural areas’’
becomes law under the new 79th
congress.
Considerable interest has been
aroused in the measure introduced
by Senator Lister Hill (D., Ala.)
which would provide for a special'
fund of 100 million dollars and
create a federal agency to be known
as the "Rural Telephone adminis­
tration.”
This administration would ad­
“ Beau." the 8-months-old Weisn Terrier playmate of little Mary Frances Matthias of Woodside. L. I..
minister the law and the fund with
starts the day with a kiss. Lower left. Beau Is furnished with a babushka. Upper right, time for
authority to make loans to tele­ .4.
ea. and Mary does the honors. Lower right, after a hard day at play the two pals retire for the night.
phone companies, or to individuals,
corporations, states, municipalities, ' I ary dees not care for dolls, finds that she has more enjoyment with her faithful pal. Beau.
utility districts, or to non-profit co­
operative associations, also to -the
Rural Electrification administration
for the purpose of financing the con­
struction, rehabilitation, moderniza­
tion and operation of telephone sys­
tems, exchange lines, or other facili­
ties for furnishing telephone service
to persons in rural areas who are
not receiving adequate service. The
measure also provides for improve­
ment or betterment of existing serv­
ice to persons in these areas.
Senator Hill, as a result of con­
siderable study on the rural tele-
Army Malaria Control Program Proves Effective
FOH SALE
tlA G I.Ii VA LLEY I1UUGATKI» FARM .
3 m ile s went Ittclilnnd. Ora., on
paved h igh w ay. Approx. 150 uorea;
65 a lf a lf a m eadow . 3 orchard, b al­
ance pilature unii plu w lund i 2 nata
htitga. ; good «-room hou se. t0 -co w
d airy barn, lin a tw o aprir.« brun­
ch,'» th a t run a ll year. S te e l caned
d rilled w ell
E le c tr ic ity from Ida­
ho P ow er Co. Thin la a good, p r o f.
Ituble ranch.
I’r lc e *14.900. 15.000
dow n, ferm a on bnlance If desired .
W r ite J. B osooe L ee. B aker, O regun.
ItlJIT T R E K S — P each es. Apple«,
I’ear», A p ricots. C h e r r i e s . P lu m s.
Prune», Kerry P la n ts, Itoai.a, Shrubs,
etc. F ree 40-puge c a ta lo g u e upon re ­
q u est H aling 700 new m id Im p ro v e d
v a r ie tie s.
T U A L A T IK V A L L B T
W U B 8B K IX S. B o u ts 3. B ox 310.
Bharwood, O regon.
'OH RA LE by ow n er. SO-acre d airy
runch. Good paature. Good b u ild ­
in g s
E quipped for Grade A or
tira d e B.
I’aaleu rlxer. S u rge m ilk ­
ers, e le c tr ic r efr ig e r a tio n , etc., *10,-
noii ca sh .
J . O. B levln a, M aches,
W » ih „ » . O. B ox 154 or P hone
B a ch ee 484.
KY O W N E R . 234 acres, «5 c u ltiv a tio n ,
it « tullo lake fron t. 0 tu lles from
H arrison, *3800.
A lso new m odern
hom e w ith 19 a c re s In lla r r la o n ,
43000.
8. B . P h illip « , X arrtaon ,
Idaho.
g o in g to be sca rce
He w ise and order
Our P rice 1.1st la
G lad ly m all one on
th is sp ring.
early.
ready.
req uest.
I B T B X M O U N T A I B I B B D CO., In c .
T w in P a lla , Id a h o
U S E D N E W H O L L A N D P IC K U P s e lf -
t y in g baler,, fu lly recon d ition ed . If
In terested In new pickup b alers
w rite for c a ta lo g u e and In form ation.
3. A. P reem an * Ben, 3034 K. W.
37th A ve., P o rtla n d 10, O regon.
W E H A V E GOOD b u ys In Irrigated
fa r m s In W estern M ontana. R e a so n ­
ab le dow n p aym ent und e a sy term s.
W rite for Inform ation. T hom aa *
W a tt A gen cy, 115 W est M ain, M is­
so u la , M ontana.
A M IL E O F P. S. S cen ic W ater-fron t.
206 A cres on K eau tlfu l Lopex lal.,
*7,500. O nr-thlrd cleared. F in e V iew !
B argain .
Phone, w ire or w rite, ▼.
P.
B v e rs,
L loyd B ldg.,
Bnattla,
W ash .
to
Fighting Admirals of Pacific
Car of Tomorrow?
Handy Milk Stool
CH O ICE a c re s on M oses luike
H e a r t o f C olum b ia B asin.
W ater
paid. *2,500, term s. O ther bnrgalna
ap p raised lands K. 3. Beech, M oeee
L ak e, W a sh in g to n .
SC E N IC W aterfro n t on P u g e t Sound.
12 A cres, V iew , fin e trees, *2.500.
B argain , phone, w ire or w rite. V. P.
B v e rs, L lo y d B ld g ., B ea ttie, W ash .
m ile s north o f W enatchee. For In for­
m ation w rite K. B. S ch in d ele, B o u ts
4, W en a tch ee, W a sh in g to n .
R E G IS T E R E D m ilk in g S h orth orn bull
c a lf; N orth w ood b reed in g. 3 . C. Dav­
id so n , P ark d ale, O regon
SPEC IA L
CA SH FO R O LD E N V E L O P E S .
Do
you h ave an y old en velop ea, prior
to 1875. g a th e r in g d u st In you r a t ­
tic or draw er? If so. w h y d on ’t you
c o n v e rt them Into c a sh ?
G et In
to u ch w ith m e Im m ed iately. I sh a ll
pay you b est p rices. B o b e r t W e ill.
937 B. W. Y a m h ill Bt.. P o rtla n d 3.
O regon, P h on e A T. 8378.
H A V E M ORE F U N a t p a r tie s— a m u se
and ain axe you r fr ie n d s— t e ll fo r ­
tu n e s for fu n w ith card s. Send one
d o lla r for c o m p lete new b ook let to
P a o lfle N o v e lty C om pany, 535 Per-
kin« B ld g ., T acom a 3, W ash .
O R EG O N * W A S H IN G T O N
H om es. F arm s. A crea g es
To buy or se ll
se e
CK A K LBB D B L P B L CO M PA CT
814 D a v is B ld g ., P o rtla n d , Or«.
>
DENTAL PLATES
R
Bombsight Aids Accurate Hits
D E N T IS T R Y on
This is the before-and-after of how
C R E D IT T E R M S
a plain, garden-variety U. S. Army
T«fc» 5, 10, IS Month« to Roy
jeep was transformed into the "se­
dan or jeep of the future,” by men
D r . H arry S emler , D&disi
of the 8th Air Force in England,
HIS K 1 BLDG - 3 m I MORRISON • PORTIAND. ORE
using only salvaged material from
crashcd-up jeeps and Junk piles. A
Completely Absent
large number of the first-made Jeeps
The
absent-minded
professor
have already been offered for sale
looked in most of the stores In town
to the public.
Many servicemen
for his lost umbrella and finally lo­
desire postwar Jeeps.
cated it.
“Oh, thanks, thanks so much.” he
exclaimed. “You're the only honest
store In town. All the others said
they hadn’t got it!”
Wants Nurses’ Draft
Worse to Come
M r. Newlywed—I can’t eat this
atuff.
Wifle—Never mind, dear. I have
some lovely recipes for making up
leftovers.
M r. Newlywed—In that case I ’ll
eat it now.
The strap-on milk stool will save
considerable time as well as provide
another step forward in proper sani­
tation.
After the stool has been
strapped on, it need not be touched
again until milking is finished.
Strap the stool around the waist,
wash hands, then start milking. Bac­
teria count will be reduced consid­
erably. If more than one leg is de­
sired, the conventional three legs
can be added to this type of stooL
No Rush!
Bellhop—Boss, dat man in room
526 done hung himselfl
Manager—Oh, that's terrible! Did
you cut him down?
Bellhop—No, boss, he ain’t dead
yeti
Few Cheese Bandages
lortage of cotton cloth for manu-
uring
bandages for
cheese
catena to cause serious damage
he cheese industry. The bandage
ind the cheese makes the rind,
W. W. Price, of the Uni-
of Wisconsin.
ithout the bandages, cheese can-
be pressed or the rind formed
lout cracks. If the cheese has
:ks, molds form in the air pock-
and the quality of the cheese
ansiderably lower.
M ajor William E . Smith, Hapeville, Ga., Is seen with the Norden
bombsight with which he has accurately dropped 4,000 tons of bombs on
enemy targets in France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. He Is bom­
bardier of a U. 8. Army 9th A ir Force, B-29 Marauder, with one of
the best records of accuracy among many excellent records.
M aj. Gen. Norman T. K irk, sur­
geon general of the U. S. Army, has
asked Congress for Immediate pas­
sage of a law authorising the draft­
ing of nurses.
Itoti Y
FBN D EH . filin i» and uxle men.
h o m i -: m u i»
Slh an « N W . lu u e h
a u t o m o t iv e
P a rila n «
O ra.
AUTO S H E E T M E T A L « I N
A U T O MP!< H A N K ’S
AUTO PA KTS M E N
H lshpst wiigcs. pie n ly of o v ertim e. S.it-
urduva, Sundays nrnl holbluv« nlf; lau n ­
dry fu rn ish ed. w u rm lir u n «hop. m odern
ru u lp m rp l, ste.'dv w ork
H IC K D U H OIS
IM I» E . P ik « . K A . t o ’»
g a s ili«
W aeb lsg len .
AGENTS WANTED
L A D Y W A N T E D In ev e ry com m unity, bn lh
ru r a l and i l l y , lu sell lin e of household
necessities 1» her neighbors O ur lln « In-
rlu d rs such »cure» Hem s os r b t f « r and
lau nd ry soup L ib e ra l commission. G e n e ra l
P rs «a«la U em psnr tU -31. A lbany. (ie s r g ls .
FARMS AND RANCHES
I.A H G K A N D » M A L I. P A H M S — H eve rn l
w ith W u lr ilr o n l. N in th W hldbv Islu n d .
N E I L II . K O E T J E . D e a le r
O ak M a rk e r
-
•
W ssh lo g l«».
P O H S A L E — E a s te rn O regon C a ttle R a n c h
In the (-jolh llla of tb r Blue M o un tain s. Lot«
of fish und sum e HIO acres, P ric e *25.500.
W rit« (or d«acr tuttofi.
» K A U F E N K K O T IIE K M . Itu rn a . O r a fa » .
__ REALESTATE
IL O m C A S H — 10 lots. Sub. Ir rig , gd pas­
tu re . bu rn , fru it, w aln u t trees. 5 -rn i.
home com i fu n i. W a te r. Ughi. L b r. ru m p
and m ill. 30 m ile« S .ilrm . IS B ullus. F .
D A V IS . B « i 133, F a lls C ity , O r .g e s .
Finland, Republic Since
1917, I» Known as Suomi
Suomi, or Suom erm na, is the
nam e by which 3,630,000 Finns
know th e ir country, which became
an independent republic in 1917.
P rio r to that year, the country was
a grandduchy of Russia with the
Russian em peror its grand duke.
D uring this period, however, it was
subject to its own constitution.
It was about the end of the Sev­
enth century or the beginning of
the Eighth that the Finns took pos­
session of the te rrito ry they now
own. A t that period they lived in
separate, independent com m uni­
ties and spent most of their tim e
annoying the shores of Sweden.
T h e ir forays culm inated, in 1157,
in a re ta lia to ry invasion by E ric
IX , at which tim e the Finns w ere
vanquished and baptized into the
Christian faith.
The Swedish invasion p recip itat­
ed a conflict between that country
and Russia, which culm inated In
Russia’s acquiring the whole of
Finland in 1809.
FOH S A L E — 10-acre ap p le orch ard , 1
E L E C T R IC S h a v er s b ou gh t at h ig h est
p rices. R em in g to n , Schick, Shave-
m a ste r. W e need p arts.
B lactrlc
S h a v er Bale« B ervlc«, 80S P in e St..
B en ttle, W a sh in g to n .
From left to right, upper, three naval fighters, Rear Admiral Fred­
erick Carl Sherman, Rear Admiral Gerald Francis Bogan and Rear
J Admiral Harold Bushnell Sallada. Lower, left to right, Rear Admiral
Joseph J. Clark and Vice Admiral John S. McCain. These five admirals
are writing new and glorious pages of American naval history.
Persea* sow eagaged la e u sa t/e f
laduafry »1/1 ser a p p ly t r i l h a u l « ( < ( » -
moni ol n v o tlib llit f Irom ih iir local
U n ilo J S i n »
Km ploym oM S n t l H .
M A N Y P IB L D 8 B B D 8
Are
F o i l S A L E by ow n er, sm a ll h o tel A
c a fe; on ly one In u good sm a ll tow n
on H ig h w a y I'. S. 95. F ou n tain s e r ­
vice, beer an,I c o n fe c tio n s.
P rice
equipped *25,000. P en ce X o te l * C afe,
W orley, Idaho.
Lower left, American soldiers spraying sides of streams and checking for Isolated pools that might
breed the deadly m alaria mosqnito In Corsica. Upper left, this A-20 bomber Is laying a dnst of Paris Green
phone problem asserted that in 1920 over the swampland territory near 12th air force fields on the island. Upper right, Corsican marshes are
almost 214 million farm homes had cleared by native laborers to eliminate the breeding place of the ’’Spotted Wing” mosquito.
telephones and that by 1940 this
number had decreased to about 1 *4
million, a decrease of about 40 per
cent. Rates for farm telephone serv­
ice have increased from about $1.39
to an average of $1.80 at the pres­
ent time. He also pointed out that
75 per cent of the nation’s farms
numbering 4,166,000 still do not have
telephone service.
Some 30,000 smaller telephone
companies in the nation would be
the chief beneficiaries under the bill
as borrowers from the fund to mod­
ernize their plants, rebuild existing
lines and construct new ones. Loans
would be made on a self-liquidating
basis at an interest rate of 1% per
cent with 35 years in which to re­
pay the principal.
•
Masculine Endurance
He—I put my foot down the other
day.
She-W hy?
He—Because I got tired of holding
it up.
Quick Thinking
Mrs. Newlywed—I have a wonder­
ful surprise for you, darling.
Hubby—Oh, have you? And how
long Is your mother going to stay?
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
Creomulslon 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 m em ­
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulslon 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
< T e radeva dhtrexsof MONTHLY"^
Female Weakness
(Also Fine Stomachic Tonic)
Lydia E Plnkham 's Vegetable Com-
pound is fam ous to reilcve periodic
pain and accom panying nervous,
weak, tlred-out fe e lin g s-w h e n due
to fun ctional m onthly disturbances
Taken regularly—Plnkham ’s Com ­
pound helps build up reslktance
against such annoying aymptoma
Plnkham 's Compound la made
especially for wom en—If help« no
lure and that's the kind of m edicine
to buy I Follow label directions.
¿YDlAE.PlHKHAM’S S g ^
AT FIRST
liCN OF A
OVD
c -666
CoZd Preparaf/oas a« d in c ta d
W N U — 13
5—45
ThatNag^inçj
Backache
May Warn o f Disordered
Kidney Action
Modern Ilfs with It* hurry and worry.
Irregular hahlta, Improper eating and
drinking—ita riak ol exposure and Infeo-
tlon—throw« heavy «train on the work
of the kidneys. They are apt to become
over-taxed and fall to filter excess arid
and other Impurities from the life-giving
blood.
You may Buffer nagging backache,
headache, dlzzlneea, getting up nights,
leg palne, «welling—(eel constantly
tired, nervoui, all worn out. Other signs
of kidney or bladder disorder are some­
time« burning, «canty er too (request
urination.
Try Doan'p Pill». Doan'p help the
kidneys to pass off harmful excess body
waste. They have had more than half ■
century of public approval. Are recom­
mended by grateful users everywhere,
A«k goer seighkor/
D oans P ills