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Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, July 12, 1945 CLASSIFIED D E P A R T M E N T Fun for the W h o le Family • Paraona now engaged in aasantial in duatry w i ll not apply w ithou t at at a-» m in t o f a v a ila b ility from th a ir lo c a r Unbtad Stataa E m plo ym ent S ervice. HELP WANTED—MALE I LOGGING & LUMBER WORKERS SPAR K Y W ATTS By BOODY ROGERS ' OH, HE'S PR&TTŸ r - BUT I V THOUÖHT YOU SAID HE CAU6HT PARTICULAR— HE POESN'T CATCH 'EM . UNLESS THEY'RE FAT/ r< > (?A00|TS~HE'S ONLY PEÉLIN6 OP ITS TV R iB S /^ - A t Rockport. C alifornia, 28 m ilt» north 1 of F o rt B ragg on Greyhound bus lines. W OODS: T ree falters and buckers, choker setters, cam p stew ard, horizontal resaw operator. S A W M IL L : F.dcerm en, off bearer, trim m e r spotter, greenebain men. E S S E N T IA L : P E R M A N E N T P O S ITIO N S 48-H O U R W E E K —O V E R T IM E V E A R -K O U N B O P E R A T IO N Cookhouse— Board, *1 35 per day standard wages. Only experienced men apply. Apply: ROCKPORT RZDWOOD CO. 401 Crocker Building, San Francisco. NO F E E CHARG ED __ FARMS AND RANCHES Ja» MvU, R E G ’L A R F E L L E R S — J u s t H is S p e c ia lty By GENE BYRNES FO R S A LE B Y O W N E R - F a r m , 122 acre«, ’/a m i. so. M a rio n , c le ar of encum brance; 70 acres under cultivatio n, 50 acres ir r ig a tion rights. Good six-room modern house, electricity and running w a te r; fa ir barn, silo, g ra n a ry , garage, and hen house. Good w ater, plenty of wood. O ne-half mile to post office, school, and churches. Eighteen miles from Salem . 13 m iles from Albany, eight miles from Stayton, four miles from Jefferson. P aved roads to all towns. $100 per acre, h a lf down, balance □n long term a t five per cent. C H A S. G. S A R V E R 1*06 S o o th e a st M ilw au k ee P o rtla n d g O re g o n . ______ MISCELL A’ TEOUS_______ A tte n .io n F is h e r m e n . B oy S c o u ts, H u n te rs A R M Y GOO D S SA L E (M e r c h a n d is e for SnorLsm en) 10* A rm y Bolo K nife & S heath..........$3.95 15 Pocket C av a lry Bandoleer, n e w ... .93 11 Pocket U tility Vest, n e w ........................ 49 J Pocket Canvas Bandoleer, n e w ............ 19 W A rm y Slings, complete. U sed............ SO N ickel A rm v Spurs, n e w ............................93 A rm y M e s s K its, u s e d ........................................ C9 Canteen & Cup. used, set............................ 69 A ir Cell Belts (3m akes a ir mattress» ea. .9.3 Fram e Rucksacks. A -l condition, large sack, steel fram e. Fed. t?x in c l... 4.95 Prices F .O .B . Seattle. W rite for Latest A rm v Goods C ircu la r. M A R S H A L ’S S P O R T I N G G O O D S C O . 1002 F irs t A venue. Seattle 4. Washington. REAL ESTATE—HOUSES B E A U T IF U L N E W M O D . 5-RM H O M E . 2 c a r g a r., u tility rm „ chicken hse.. other buildings. 2 acres on S ir.dv riv e r. 35 mi. from P ortlan d. $4.250. W rite N . L A U Z O N . S a n d y . O r e g .. K t. 1. P h . 2 tX . ______ WANTED TO BUT______ añ MA l .4' /, STUFFED / / . to e w a u r// PfitCLS'/ / , / F k ///■ W IL L P A Y TO P P R IC E for well-handled rabbit hides. Also m ink or m uskrat. Send or bring them to T IIE ID E A L M F C . CO. 1117 F ou rth A v e. S e a ttle 1. W ash. W A N T E D A N T IQ U E S —Old Dolls. Doll heads, old m ilk glass, figurines. Swiss mu sic box. banging lamps. W rite giving de scription and price first le tte r. R . G. LA C Y R t. 1* Box 10 - Salem , Oregon. FOR SALE 85 By LEN KLEIS \ I H m i m im i I H I . f POP— A Little Nip Might H elp A C R E S , w ith tim b e r valued a t $6009; 2 springs, larg e barn, no house: m ilk tru c k : m ail, school busses; *6500. i down. M rs . W . C. A b 4 m w i , K er n v ille , O regon. SPECIAL n iu ijilU fM S R A D IO T U B E S A I D By J. MILLAR W ATT ADAPTORS O rd e r any tube you need in any q u a n tity o r send yo u r radio to us. W e pay re tu rn shipping charges. Im m e d ia te , f u ll guaranteed service by U. S. G ov’t, licensed radio op era to rs . By o rd erin g fro m us you receive a p rio r ity num ber w hich w ill enable you to get f ir s t choice on a new rad io, re frig e ra to r o r appliance fro m us as soon as a a v aila b le. We w ill be pleased to answ er any of y o u r ra d io problems. P Y R A M ID R A D IO EZrOUrRBRIRO CO M PANY 4525 S. R. Y a m h ill S tr e et, P o r tla n d 15. O regon R H E U M A T IS M and A r th r it is — I s u f fere d fo r years and am so th a n k fu l th a t I was cured o f th is te rrib le a ff lic tio n th a t I w ill g la d ly answ er anyone w r itin g me fo r in fo rm a tio n . M rs. A n na P out", P . O. P o rtla n d 7, O regon. B o x 8248, G E N E R A L M O T O R S A C C O U N T IN G . In d iv id u a l In s tru c tio n o n ly , by John V assie, p u b lic accou ntant, a uth orized G. M . accou nting in s tru c to r. Be prepared by thorough tra in in g fo r a p erm a n e n t position. W rite or cal] 8? 77 O regon ian B ld g ., P o rtla n d , O regon. BE. 8376, SOM EBODY’S STENOG— A ll in Fun < B u ild in g B attleships E v e ry tim e a 35.000-ton b a ttle sh ip is launched i t takes the products fro m 42,000 acres o f land to feed the w o rkm e n w h ile they are b u ild in g it. It takes 169 acres o f tung trees to produce the o il to p a in t th is b a ttle ship one coat. E v e ry tim e th is b a ttle sh ip fires one o f its 16-inch guns, i t re q u ire s one bale o f A m e r ica n g ro w n cotton. Strengthens J o in t A n im a l glue sticks to wood be cause in its th in , w a rm solution it penetrates the pores w h ile s till fluid. When It solidifies and dries, its tre mendous s h rin k in g pow er draw s the fibers o f one piece to the other, m a k in g the jo in t stronger than the wood its e lf and o f equal d u ra b ility . CROSS TOW N W omen D riv e rs M ore than 700,000 women d riv e rs w ere in vo lve d in tra ffic accidents in 1944. I t is e stim ated th a t the ac cid e n t rates o f men and women, based on m ileage, w ould be equal if m en d riv e rs averaged fo u r tim e s as m a n y m ile s as women d rive rs. By Roland Coe R etina of Eye The re tin a of the eye is not fas tened to the inside of the eye, ex cept a t the edges of the cornea. The re tin a is held in place by the p res sure o f th - "lly -lik e flu id in the in te r io r o f t ' " eve. “ Yep, y’ missed ’er. But you wouldn’t have enjoyed the trip anyway—she was too crowded!" Phosphcrc: "-'n t Coatlncs A m o re w idespread use o f phos “ Even if it is your g irl’s birthday, it’s just possible that 7,000 phorescent coatings in the home, fa cto rie s and offices supplem ented soldiers won’t understand why no bread was baked todayl” by im p ro ve d lam ps and lig h tii.g techniques have been pre d icte d .