Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, June 14, 1945 CLASSIFIED D E P A R T M E N T Fun for the VWiole Family • PotOOBe BOW oagotod i b OBBOBtiol induotry w ill n o * opply without ateto- moat ol ev eileb ility trom tboir I o c ti United Stotoo Employment Service. 1 i REAL ESTATE—HOUSES KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 9 C Y ' if HALTPINT’S MAMA GONNA BE SUPPPlSEP WHEN SHE PETUKNS ANP LEAKNS ÇHE’S SO T P O C , SIN C E HALFPINT IS SO STR O N G M AYBE H E ’P RATHER HAVE A -~ A R E E IT H E R » PREJUDICED -B U T EVERY M O T H E R KNCW S THAT H E R S O N W IL L N E V E R G E T A 3 G O O D A W IP E A S H IS F A T H E R D ID A L L M A K ES o f E le c tr ic S h a v er s in ­ c lu d in g S chick. S h a v ein a ster , R em ­ in gton . P ackard, etc., se r v ic ed and rep aired . E stim a te s in ad v a n ce if d esired . P rom pt, e f fic ie n t a tten tio n , r ea so n a b le c o st. M AIL to E lec tric S h a v e r S a le s * S erv ice, 608 P in e S tr e e t, S e a ttle 1, W a»h. CU SH M A H A V T O G L ID E S —S o lv e the g a s o lin e problem . B etter than 75 m ile s per g a llo n now a v a ila b le , w ith W P B a p p ro v a l. You m ay be ab le to q u a lify . F arm ers, d airym en or oth e r s in food p rodu ction m ay q u a lify e a sily . S ee me Tor co m p lete Infor m ation. E 1 7 E. G arner, 935 SB H a w th o rn e. P o rtla n d , Ore. B U S IN E S S O P P O B T U H T T IE 8 R A R E 33,200.00. Sou th A m erica C h in ­ c h illa s for 3800.00 per pair. P av you to c o n ta c t M rs. W. B an ch m an , 179 - 11th S t.. Id ah o P a lls , Id ah o. P h o n e 675. _____________ C IG A B B T T B B O L L E B S , (1 A lum inu m , P ock et siz e. R o lls an» kind o f tobacco. Mail orders. Gen. H ahre, 5724 H E M ilton , P o rtla n d 13 O regon. W E. 5124. By LEN KLEIS POP—The Colonel Get* a Break By J. MILLAR WATT C-ALK5HT T H E M W IT H T H I S CHAM PAGNE , F la m e p ro o f P lyw o od A flameproof plywood is now a reality. By a special process fin­ ished plywood is fireproofed with­ out in any way impairing its strength or other qualities. The navy uses much of it for craft bulkheads and repairs. B u rs tin g P a p e r B ag The bursting of an inflated paper bag raises the average person’s brain pressure fr r times higher than morphine or nitroglycerine, two of the world’s most powerful drugs. Salty Soup If you’ve oversalted soup or stew, just drop one or two small, pared potatoes into the pottage. They'll ab­ sorb most of the excess salt. Fish them out before serving time. Poached Eggs PRIVATE BUCK For poached eggs add a few drops of vinegar or lemon juice to the pan of water before dropping in the eggs. The whites won’t separate in water. CROSS TOWN By Clyde Lewis Overcooked Egg The unpleasant dark-colored ring that often appears on the outside of the yolk of a hard-cooked egg i* the result either of too much heat or 'oo long cooking. Bv Roland C oe Protect Rings A safe place to keep your rings while washing dishes is on a hook screwed in kitchen cabinet, window sill or woodwork near the sink. ‘No, I ’m aot—ws don’t have drum m er boys In thia w a r l’ “ If the government doesn’t release lawn mowers pretty soon, Wilson, you’re gonna have to release YOURS for about a week I ” Beat Asparagus Asparagus is best when harvested in early morning, before It has a chance to dry out and toughen In the heat of the day.