Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, February 22, 1945
• O U R COM IC SE C T IO N •
CLASSIFIED
D E P A R T ME NT
RABBITS 4 SKINS
| W ANT L ive ftubblta 4 to I lb«., whit*
514c. colored '¿tc, old on es 10c Ward
B abbit akin*, pou ltry, veal
Ruby
* Co., >35 0. W F ron t, P ortlan d
Oregon.
H E LP W A N T E D
MAN FOR T R U C K FARM . Good deal
for rig h t man. W r it. T. J. H artford ,
Moot* 6, B oa 609, V an cou ver, W ash.
H E R E 'S A STOCK RA N C H N E A R
C O R V A L L IS W O RTH T H E
M ONEY.
1320 a res, 170 In c u ltiv a tio n .
W ill
h an dle 250 head o f c a ttle , 200 to 300
h ogs. H o u sin g for 1000 c h ick en s.
L iv in g w a ter for sto c k e v ery w h ere.
B eaverdam
and
C h eh a lis
so li.
P ow er lin e s th r o u g h place. J u s t o f f
h ig h w a y th e r ig h t d ista n ce .
Two
(10,000 hom es, 1 te n a n t h ou se, S sto c k
barns; 15 or 20 o u tb u ild in g s, tiesld es
ch ick en hou se. P rice (50,000 or can
be so ld In tw o ch u n k s o f 580 and
760 a c re s w ith one fin e hom e on
each for (20,000 and (20,000
If In­
te re ste d In th is It w ill sta n d ca re ­
fu l In v estig a tio n
P a u l P . B a tes,
B sa lto r , C orvallis, Ore.
REALLY S-0-0-T-H-IM
b e c a m e th e y 'r e really m ed ita ted
COUGH LOZENGES
8oothe your throat all the way
down — far below the gargle line.
Each F A F Lozenge gives your
throat a 15 minute soothing, com­
forting treatm»nt. Used by millions
for coughs, throat irritations or
hoarseness resulting from colds or
smoking. Only lUf box.
M ATE
P aragu ay
T ea
In
p la c e o f tea. R a tio n ­
a l drink o f A r g en ­
tin a.
Good h ot or iced.
20-oz. fo i
1(0 A. FARM In the W illa m ette V a l­ tl.CO p ostp aid .
ley, on good g r a v eled co u n ty road,
PAN AMERICAN TEA CO.
t m ile from paved h ig h w a y , near
L oe A n g ele s, C alif
Sheridan,
scn u o le, church«»,
and 2704 B. V erm on t
m arket.
O nly 35 ml
to O regon
beaches. 87 A. C ult. C lover, grain,
SPECIAL
seed crop s, fr u it, berrlen, and nut».
B alan ce In p a stu r e and tim ber Sub- CASH FO R O LD E N V E L O P E S .
Do
» ta n tla l
2 - »tory
d w ellin g ;
good
you have an y old e n v e lo p es, prior
barn w ith 13 cow ata n ch eo n s and
to 1(75, g a th e r in g d u st in your a t ­
room for m ore, e 'e c tr lc lty a v a il­
tic or d raw er? I f so. w hy don't you
ab le
B rice >3,000 w ith a reaaon-
co
n v e rt them Into ca sh ?
G et In
ab le dow n p aym en t and c on ven ien t
tou ch w ith m e Im m ed iately. 1 sh a ll
term s
L elan d B ackett. Sheridan,
pay you b e st prices. R ob ert W eill.
O regon.
927 B. W. Y a m h ill Bt., P ortla n d S,
IN T E R N A T IO N A L ,
ELEC T R IC
O regon, P h on e AT. 6978.
F E N C E CO.
t e lls the h ig h e st v o lta g e and m ost H A V E M ORE F U N a t p a r tie s— a m u se
s u c c e ssfu l fe n c e c o n tr o ller s. G uar­
and am aze you r fr ie n d s— te ll fo r ­
anteed to ou tp erform
any other
tu n e s »or fu n w ith cards. Send one
m ake r e g a r d le ss o f price
S ervice
d o lla r fo r c o m p lete new book let to
on all m akes. U sed fe n c e s for sa le
P s d f l o H o v e lty C om pany, 525 P er-
cheap
L iberal trad e-in allo w a n ce
kln e B ld g ., T acom a 2, W ash .
See your local d ealer, or w rite to,
In ter i.a tlo n a l B le c tr ic
rance
Co.,
O REG O N A W A SH IN G T O N
Inc., D ip t. 8-H , 22IS M ain S treet,
H om es, F a r m i, A creages
V ancouver, W ash in g to n .
To buy or se ll
se e
C A BIN S IT E w ith c o m fo r ta b le m od­
C H A B L I S D B L P B L COM PAHT
ern 2 bedroom h ou se on m ain blvd.
514 D a v is B ld g ., P o rtla n d , O rs.
In St. H ele n s ad ja cen t 50 a c re s o f
ground.
20 a c r e s tilla b le so il bor­
derin g alo n g all year creek R e m a in ­
S E N S A T IO N A L !
NEW !
der s u ita b le for su b d iv isio n
lor M agic sh orth an d & ty p in g co u rse
sm a ll
h om es
or ca b in s
(5,000
even a 10-year-old ch ild can under­
dow n R em ainder e a sy term s. T otal
stan d It.
25c per copy, p ost-p aid .
W a y fa lr , D ep t. O, 2514 B. P in s
price (13.000.
J O k D A V 'l, P h on s
B
ttie 33,
122, Bt. H ele n s, Ore.
~ ea ""
7, W F a ashin
s” gton .
FO RSALE
F R U IT T R E E S — R each es, A p ples,
R ears. A p ricots, C h e r r i e s , R lum s.
P ru n es, B erry R la n ls, R oses, Sh ru bs,
etc. t r e e 40-page c a ia lo g u e upon re ­
q u est lis tin g Too new and Im proved
va r ie tie s.
T U A L A T IH V A L L B V
H U B B E H IZ S , K ou ts 3. B oa 310,
Sherw ood, O regon.
ABOUT
RUBBER
the m aking of touts, y e t tha
demand fa r m ilita ry fonts hoe
reduced tha manufacture o f
passenger car tires. Tira card
and yarn f a r tan« dock a re
made w ith tha
Assuming that the trees are In rea­
sonably good condition when tha
Far East rubber plantations are re­
occupied, experts anticipate that
within two years soma 1,600 ,0 0 0
tons of natural rubber will ba made
available, enough to fill one year's
estimated needs. That Is why B. F.
Goodrich officials believe civilians
will still have to depend upon syn­
thetic rubber tonnage In addition to
that required for natural security.
DENTAL PLATES
LAR G E E IG H T -U N IT A P A R T M E N T
H O U SE In r e sid en tia l d is tr ic t o f
St. H elen s.
A ll ap ts. have p riv a te
bath and elec, s t o v e s , c o m p lete ly
fu rn ish ed , auto, oil furnace, lo v ely
yard, river view
P rice (16,000
T erm s to s u it
buyer.
Jordan's,
P h o n s 122, Bt. H s ls n s , O rsgon.
D r . H arry S emler , Dentist
ALISkY BLDG - 3«o£ MORRISON • PORTLAND, ORE.
When Thomas Edison first be­
gan to attain fam e, his innocence
200 U. S. R. O. R. W hite L eghorn. 10 in money m atters often worked to
m os old breeding m ales. D am s 250 his advantage.
to 300 e g g s. R ullorum clean B ook­
‘ ‘W ill you take 30 thousand for
ing chick, order n o w P a r k e r s L eg
the patent?” cabled an English
horn P arm , B la ch ly . O rsgon, B o a W
company, refe rrin g to one of E d i­
M AHY F IE L D SE E D S
Are g oin g to be sca rce th is sp ring. son’s inventions.
Be w ise and order early.
“ D on’t accept that o ffer,” urged
Our P rice L ist is ready.
his friends. “ I t ’.s not enough.”
G lad ly m ail one on req u est,
IH T E B M O U M T A IN SE E D CO.. Inc.
“ Nonsense,” disagreed Edison.
T w in F a lls , Idaho
“ The thing isn’t worth a third of
A M ILE O F P. S. S cen ic W a ter-fro n t
that. They can have it .”
206 A cres on B e a u tifu l L opez Isl.
17,800. O ne-third cleared F in e V iew
A few weeks la te r Edison re­
B argain.
P hone, w ire or w rite, V. ceived a check for $150,000 which
P.
E v sr s,
L loyd
B ldg.,
S e a ttle ,
m ade him sputter. F o r Edison had
W ash.
been thinking in term s of A m e ri­
M ONTANA S F IN E S T a lf a lf a s , c lo v ­ can dollars.
ers and garden se e d s a t w h o le sa le
p rices d irect to farm ers.
S u pp ly
lim ited
W rite for 1945 c a ta lo g .
M ontana Seed C om pany, B o a 429.
B ozem an , M on tan a.”
> > y ,
S T R A W B E R R IE S
ARE
SCARCE!
S e n sa tio n a l new B rig h tm o re v a r ie ty
Ideal for hom e g a r d e n s and c o m ­
m ercial p la n tin g
W rite C en tralia
P r n lt F a rm s, B t . 1, B oa 194, Cen­
tr a lia , W a sh in g to n .
Its
FARM FO R SA L E or lea se.
106 A.
70 A. cleared sto c k e d and equipped.
6-room m odern hom e, p lu m b in g and
e le c tr ic ity .
For fu r th e r in fo r m a ­
tion w rite. B t. 2. B oa 208B, Sher-
w ood. Ore.
y
IN RUBBER
ra
LAHCEO---
ibaTs the answer
Balanced double action . . .
for positive action in the
L A R G E SK A T IN G R IN K , 57x100 ft.
(6500.— (2500 dow n.
Good • m aple
floor, new roof. S m a ll 3-room apt.
u p sta ir s, elec, range. In d o w n -to w n
d istr ic t o f St. H elen s, Ore.
Jor­
d an ’s, P h on e 122, S t. H elen a, O regon.
mixing bowl • •. for gratify­
ing results in
the oven.
JE R S E Y
W H IT E
G IA N T S, babv
c h ic k s, h a tc h in g e g g s and sta r ted
p u lle ts In G ia n ts and N ew H am p-
sh lr e s T he G ille tte « . B o n te 6, Y a k ­
ima, W a sh in g to n .
CLABBER GIRL
SC E N IC W a te rfr o n t on P u g e t Sound.
12 A cres. V iew , fin e tr ee s. 12,500.
B argain , phone, w ire or w rite, ▼. P.
E v e r s, L lo y d B ld g ., S e a ttle , W a sh .
U S E D A U TO P A R T S
A L L K IB D S . A L L M A K ES
M ail O rders Sh ipped P ro m p tly
S E A T T L E A U TO W R E C K IN G CO.
1950 1 st A ve. S., MA 8511. S e a ttle , W n.
H U IM A N
N E E D R A D IO T U B E S ?
We h ave tu b es, or tu b e a d a p ter s for
a lm o st an y m ak e o f radio. C all or
w r ite u s for you r n eed s now . M a­
ca ro n i R ad io L ab«., 3217 W . M cG raw ,
B e a ttie 99, W a sh in g to n . A L. 3900
A N D
C O M P A N Y
T E R R E
H A U
E
IN D IA N A
BROWN ACTS
OLD TOOAT
20(1 A S U N N Y C A L IF .
C lim a te &
Land g r o w s o ra n g es, o liv e s, a lm ­
ond s. P roven Ideal for silk w orm
In du stry.
Irri.
w ater.
F ew
m in.
to tow n . O w ner, B o x 1441, O roville.
O illf .
CH H 1ST IE
N E W
blood te ste d and In
tro lled c la s s O. P
H a tch er ./, A u m sv ille .
SNAPPY FACTS
11A M PS H IR E S
P ullorum c o n ­
I. A.
E la m s
O regon.
FOR SA L E 36 a c re s im proved has
a sp a r a g u s and fa m ily orchard, good
p astu re. ’.4 c u ltiv a te d H ow ard A»h.
K an n ew ick . W anh.
I{I-.G IS T K R E D m ilk in g S h orth orn bul'
c a lf . N orth w ood breed in g J. C. D av
R isen. P ark d ale, O regon
SCHOOL DAZE
No Handicap
Fond Mother (visiting school) —
My son has such original Ideas,
don't you think?
Teacher—Yes. especially In spell­
ing.
A young woman and a handsome
farm lad were walking along a coun
try road together in the evening.
The farm lad was carrying a large
pail on his back, holding a chicken
In one hand, a cane in the other,
and leading a goat. They came to a
dark lane.
Said the girl; "I'm afraid to walk
here with you. You might try to kiss
me.”
Said the farm lad: "How could I,
with all these things I'm carrying?"
“Well, you might stick the cane
in the ground, tie the goat to it, and
put the chicken under the pail."
She Aims to Help
He—When we are married, dar­
ling, I'm never going to be like
those husbands who get cross and
ugly just because the coffee is cold.
She (sweetly)—Well, if you ever
do, honey. I'll make it hot for you.
SUBURBAN CHATTER
F E E D E R H O U SE B E L T S for f a s .
b t '- r -
f a t a . >■- ■
’ f - i i- c n Ma
c h in a r / Co., D acatt.r, IlP n o le.
Mr. Smith—By the way. Brown,
how many controls are there on that
radio set you have at home?
M r. Brown—Three, my wife and
the two children.
M a trim o n ia l Parable
Love's Tender Illusions
He—Honey, I ’m going to love you
till the cows come home.
She—Are you, Johnny dear? But
what made you think of cows?
He—Cows? Why, you have such
big eyes!
x
Among the Veterans
Sunday School Teacher (explain­
ing the principle of turning the other
cheek)—Now, John, what would you
do supposing a boy hit you?
John—How big a boy are you sup­
posing?
Soldier (back from Europe) — 1
understand there are an awful lot
of unmarried girls in Australia.
Comrade (back from the Pacific)
—Yes, but the worst feature of all
is the fleas.
f i
T H F R IG H T TOOLS for the job
P o rta u 'e r a tch et d rill p ress. D p
ta e b a b 'e
rotar;
50-potind
bcncl
Vise
'.ite r G u r e free
W . P. E lk in
T o o l . Co., TJ ’ !nvl«;v, Taxa«.
Old Bachelor—Why is marriage
like a cafeteria?
Young Benedict—I don't know.
Why?
O. B.— Because men grab some­
thing that looks good, and pay later.
P ractical Viewpoint
O REGON B R O A D -B R E A S T E D
BRONZE POULTS
P u lloru m clea n S p ecia l p rices on Slat
and Jun e p o u lts Scio Linn H a tc h ­
ery . S tlo . O rercn .
M agic Touch
M IL K IN G
sh o r t h o r n
b u lls
R e t d ' fo r s e rv ic e . C la s s if ie d h e rd
R ^ n h W . Sn t->r *: 'o-i
1 lito
r .-r -r , W t e lit B is » , W a sh in g to n .
H O i-ST E IN S . A fe w c h o ice bull cat
v e s for s a le at t i l l s l i m e . H a z e l
w ood. Inks .May, and R egia breetlinr
L in d o .7 B ros., t o n e 5, B o x 246
P c r lln u d , O regon.
SO A C R E S -12 r.cr.-s cleared , 5-roon
hou se, o th e r old b ld gs.
W ater pip
ed to the porch. T ile p lace Is al
c le a r o f d eb ts. P rice »2000 cash oi
(2500 term s. J o h n F . W h ite, B lrk en
fe ld , O regon.
A C 1F IC IlIttlA D B R E A S T E D Bronz.
tu r k e y p o u lts, U. 8. B road B reasted
A pproved, P u lloru m Clean.
March
and J u n e d e liv e r y ,
P o u lts hatched
a t P a c ific H atch ery , T a n g en t. Mem
her O regon T urkey
Im provem ent
A sso c ia tio n .
M ilton N e w p o rt T n r
> e y B r e e d in g P arm , T a n g e n t, Ore-
gon .
Cook—I hope you enjoyed your
game with the sergeant, He's
B R O A D -B R E A S T E D B ronxe P o u lts —
awfully clever at cards.
P u llo r u m clean .
O r d e r now for
e a r ly sp r in g d e liv e r y . M aroa« H a tc h ­
Corporal—I ’ll say he is.
He
ery , » . O. B o x 89«, M artin ez, C alif
started by telling my fortune, Now
he’s counting it.
Naturally a man looks old beyond
his years when he’s sore from lum­
bago or other muscle pains. The
famous McKesson Laboratories
developed Soretone Liniment for
those cruel pains—due to exposure,
strain, fatigue or over-exercise. Get
the blessed relief of Soretone’•
cold heal action;—
1 . Quickly Soretone act» to en­
hance local circulation.
2. Check mutcular cramp».
3. Help reduce local melting.
SORETONE
soothes fast with
COLD HEAT*
ACTIOH
in cases of
MUSCULAR LUMBAGO
OR BACKACHE
4.
D ilate »urf ace capillary blood
vetteit.
Soretone contains methyl salicyl­
ate, a most effective pain-relieving
agent. There’s only one Soretone—
insist on it for Soretone results.
50*. A big bottle, only Jl.
8us to fitisii. er eisMurs
MUSCULAR PAINS
due to selds
SORE MUSCLES
dua to overwork
I M IN O R SPRAINS
MONEY B A C K -
IF SORETONE DOESN’ T SATISFY
“ and McKeeaon make» it”
'
I XT.— —— I
♦T h ou jh applied cold, robp
farlent Inrredletiti In Horp-
tone act Ilka heat to IncreaM
tha auperflrlal supply er
blood to the area and Indue»
a (low ing Bente of warmth.