Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, April 19, 1945
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pTHE SUNNY SIDE
Classified Department
F ]LIFE
I Clean Comics That W ill Amuse Both Old and Young
RABRfTS & SKINS
IVE rnbl.ll« 4-6 Lbs. 24c, W s n ’ rab ­
bit sk in s, p o u ltry , veal, a ll m eat»
lia y ln g good price« B n b v A Co., 93b
■. W . P ro s« , P o rtla n d , O regon.
tA K B IT HKINH W A N T E D . T op prl
c es paid
P ay o n a -h a lf «h ip p in g
ch arge«
l a n r t m t B a b b it Co., B o g
598. H ayw ard . C a lifo rn ia .
TOT P B IC B S
LahbllM and rabbit akin» w an ted . ■ sa t-
tla B a b b it M kt. B I n p p lv . 1081 B in g
■ treat. S e a ttle 4. W a sh in g to n .
HELP W A N T E D
SPARKY W ATTS
X HOPE X
WASN’T tSONE
TOO UONS, MR.
H 0 P Ó ÍW -H A 5
OUR TEAM
MAPE THREE
OUTE VET f
r
By B O O D Y R O G ER S
M ECHANIC W A N T E ItT -C tr, tru ck and
trdrtor wo r k ; to n wa'ges. P erm an en t
p osition W h ite M otor C om p any, A l ­
m ira, W a sh in g to n .
FOR SALE
PROFESSORS VITAMINS
The <lreate»t V itam in and M ineral
T ab let» M oney Can B uy. N in e V ita ­
m in» plu s »lx e s s e n tia l m ineral». A
su p er tab let to help you r tired and
run-dow n con d ition .
V ejy high p otency, v ery low p rice.
enp>y g r ea te r c o m fo r t w ith P r o fe s ­
sor», the vita m in th a t h a s e v e r y ­
thing, S a tisfa c tio n or m on ey back:
*2 25 per 1*0 p ost paid.
B O T a . P A Y T O H , 711 H. T lra t A ve.,
A rcad ia C alif., M e m b e r o f V. I . W . 7 .
E A 8T E R L J L b Y B I'I.B L E T S A N U
YEARI.INTJ8 FO B S A L E C on tract
now for your p la n tin g sto ck . S m all
bu lbletg 15c, M edium 20c, L arge 25c.
2-ln. Y e a rlin g s 40c, 4-in. 50c. 50%
pawm ent w ith orders, S ep t. A Oct.
D elivery. F irst com e. F ir st served .
O rders le ss than *50.00 not accep ted .
GOLD BBAC H B O L i CO.. X . W.
Crook, B. B. r is k , O w n ers, Gold
B each , O regon.
W H ID BY IS L A N D — B e so r t fo r «ale
on E ast Sid e o f H o lm es H arbor. 10
Lot», sm a ll hom e. 7 cabin», la rg e
boat house. 5 boats. I m otor, w ater
sy s te m , 2 e le v a te d ta n k s. 1 m ile 2-
in. pipe line, p r e ssu re w a te r so ld to
se v e r a l hom es, th e se lo ts carry on ly
r ig h t for any b u sin e ss In th is A s ­
so cia tio n . F ull price *9500. on e -th ir d
ca sh , Bal. *60 mo.
W rite, L n h a
B e s lt y , L a s r ls y , W a sh in g to n .
B H P H IO B X A T IO H
W e o ffe r free a s s is ta n c e w ith your
r e fr ig e r a tio n problem s. L ock er-b ox
In sta lla tio n s,
r ea c h -in s,
w a lk -in s.
new and used m e th y l or am m o n ia
u n its a v a ila b le.
R A T X X H * CO..
600 Colm an B ld g ., S e a ttle 4, W a sh .
M a in
4861
IE B S E Y
W H IT E
(H A N T S
babv
ch ick s, h atch in g egga and sta r te d
p u lle ts in C ia n ts and N ew H am n-
sh lr e s The G illette» . B o n te 5. Y ak-
lm a. W a sh in g to n
500 AC RES near R oseb u rg, 260 t i l l ­
able. *17,500, *7500 dow n.
C rops,
stock , e q u ip m en t inclu d ed a t *22,000.
*12.000 dow n.
For d e ta ils w r ite
B t. 2, B ox 333, B o se b n rg , O regon.
80-A C K E
IR R IG A T E D a lfa lfa -d a tr y
farm , c lo se In, h ig h ly im p roved ;
b e a u tifu l m odern b u ild in g s.
The
b est farm in W a lla W a lla c o u n ty .
*25.000. F a rm ers' E x c h a n g e , W a lla
W alla, W ash.
C H R IBTIC S T R A IN N ew H am p sh ire
ch ick s.
B est a ll-p u r p o se breed. All
breeding sto c k pu llorum c le a n and
m a in tain ed on our ow n farm . C abe's
H a tch er y , B o n te
1, M cM in n ville,
O regon.
F A R M E R to learn p ep p erm in t fa r m ­
ing. Good pay, p erm an en t i f s a t i s ­
fa c to r y . Man and w ife on ly. Must
be a b s o lu te ly sober, in d u str io u s and
h on est.
Col - H l M in t
C om pany,
C latsk an ie, O regon.
IH T E B H A T IO H A L
W ill you . your clu b, c la s s, lod ge or
ch u rch d on ate a N ew T e sta m en t,
5 lo r *1.00, to yo u n g fo lk s at hom e
or abroad .' A d d ress B o x 1201, P o r t­
lan d 7, O regon.
O BO W E A S T B B L IL Y B U L B S
S m a ll In v estm en t, big p r o fits; *20,000
n et per acre. P la n t them in your
back yard.
F or fr ee in fo r m a tio n
w r ite In d e p e n d en t B an ter L ily G row ­
ers, B o x 264, B r o o k in g s, O regon.
C A R R O T S E E D — D an ver'y H a lf L ong.
lb. 75c— F is h e r S eed Co., B e a v e r ­
ton , O regon.
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A U S T R A L IA N S h e p h e r d “H eeler"
D ogs, *10 up. B ep c. X, B t. 4, B ox
34», M ed ford , O regon.
B IR C H BALM fo r m u scu la r a c h e s
and pain. A t yuur d r u g g is t 50c a jar.
C ash D a v is, Bt. H ele n s, O reron.
SPECIAL
W A N T E D : S a f e s or V ault D oors, any
con d ition . W rite, g iv in g s iz e in sid e
m ea su rem en t, con d itio n , nam e of
m a n u fa ctu re r: w e w ill pay h ig h e st
c a sh price. P o r tla n d S a fe C om p any.
122 S. W . F ir s t A v e., P o r tla n d 4.
O regon. P h o n e A T w a te r 2479.
Roaches, Bedbugs. Moths, Fleet
Eliminated in One Application
O n t-o f-T o w n W ork S o lic ite d
or W e W ill S e ll Y on M a te r ia ls
ARDEE MAINTENANCE CO.
825 K. X llE n g a w o r th , P o rtla n d , Ore,
1022 H. F ife , T acom a, W a sh in g to n j
7 v l N. 103 S t., S e a ttle , W a sh in g to n
W 503 S p ragu e, S p okan e, W a sh in g to n
DENTAL PLATES
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D r . H arry S emler ,
. ALIS K Y BLDG • 3 rd 4 MORRISON • PORTLAND, ORE
Best Care
Medical care authorities in the
U. 3. department of agriculture say
that, for proper medical attention,
one doctor can best take care of
about 1,000 people, on the average.
Increase Income
In the four years ending January
1, 1944, the highest increase in farm
income occurred in the G reat Plains
states—North and South Dakota, Ne­
braska and Kansas.
Good Grapefralt
A good-quality grapefruit is Arm
but springy to the touch, heavy for
its size, rather thin-skinned and
well-rounded.
Rice Production
Strange as It may seem, one of
the four leading states in rice pro­
duction is California, with 3,000,568,-
000 bags of 100 pounds each/
Onion Odor
If you have been peeling onions
and company comes, rub a little dry
mustard on your hands, then rinse
It off. It will destroy the odor.