Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, October, 11, 1945
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No. 202 Pullern« a r t 15 cent» each post-
pulii. Si-mi order with nam e and ud-
d r e » to:
MHS. K l’TII WYETH SPEAKS
Hedloid llllla
New York
Drawer 10
Eliclo»« 15 cent» tor each pattern—
No» 254 and 202
Young Moderns Demand Clothes
Styled With That ‘American Look’
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Name
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Ailiin-»»
is th e a n sw e r. J u s t u se th e sh e lv e s
a t th e e n d s.
There 1» a «peclal thrill In Ihla table for
It repreaenta the Joint handiwork of It»
owner». The bane 1» painted and then
waxed
An Interesting m ap or a aerie«
of picture» could have been u«ed under
the practical glusa top. but ln»trad a touch
of sentim ent waa added with morning gio-
rle i cut out of bright fabric and sewn to
cream -colored m aterial.
NOTE Pal tern 254 ulve» com plete di
rection» for Ihl» table 'Die Morning Glory
applique la mude with hot Iron transfer
DKY ( I l < N IN O PLANT. Well « au ip p ed .
p ro p e rty , b u ild in g and e q u ip m e n t. N o com
p e titio n . cash an d c a r r y . H a v e o th e r bu si
ness. w ill s a c rific e , abou t 16.000 w ill
h a n d le . B O X >77. T O L E D O . O R E G O N .
C A F E F O R B A L E — R e a s due to 111 health;
does >50 d a ily and o v e r, feeds 27, 7 stools,
5 booths; a ll n e w e q u ip m e n t; on h iw a y 99
126 N . 9th. C ottage G ra v e , O r « f . P h . >22.
WowhrM
tiMdCoik!
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
R E F R I G E R A T I O N — C O M M E K C 'IA I,
N o p r io r ity re e d e d , no w a v a ila b le lo r com
m e r c ia l use. food stores, r e s ta u ra n ts ,
schools, h o tels a nd In s titu tio n s . No house
hold types.
Yes, you get quick relief from tnlffly,
atuily dlstreM of head colds with a lit
tle Va-tro-nol In each nostril. What's
m ore-lt actually helps prevent many
colds from developing If used In time I
Try It I Follow directions In package.
V » - ■ ♦
FOR QUICK RELIEF- FROM
STIFF JOINTS and BRUISES
M u scu lar Aches a n d P a in t • Sprains • Strains
.¿ M o t* * DEED ¿4 •
SLOAN S LINIMENT
Wont You
fitch In ?
your
O re te a .
uality in the fashions they create.
This has come to be recognized and
acclaim ed as the “ A m erican look."
Clothes with a deflnitie A m erican
look a re what the young moderns,
including teen-age. college and c a
reer girls, are clam oring for these
days.
The keynote to the new all-A m er
ican fashions is their striking sim
plicity, a sim plicity th at bespeaks a
new era of sm artness that gives ac
cent to the uncluttered silhouettes,
tuned to fem inine prettiness in a
m ost practical way. Such a re the
sm artly styled dresses here pic
tured. These up-to-the-moment fash
ions by Em ily Wilkens, the design
er who is noted for her inim itable
way of creating clothes for the
cam pus set, a re just the sort th at
are bringing a refreshing "A m erican
look" into the present-day fashion
picture.
Simplicity - plus is expressed all
the way through the styling of the
swank bolero suit. The designer
m akes the skirt and bolero of the
now - so - fashionable wide - wale
corduroy, which in this instance is
in a striking electric blue, for bright
colors are m aking a tremendous
splurge this year in tne fashion
realm . Using the wide wale horizon
tally instead of vertically is a m as
ter stroke as it gives a strikingly
original look to the entire costume.
The slightly peg-top skirt has a
shaped built-up w aistline bespeaking
an im portant trend in the season's
styling. A blouse of light blue ray-
Dressmaker Touch
ravaged lands over the whole
face of the earth—to help our
own grieved and uprooted and
troubled, right here at home.
You can provide th a t help by
giving to your local Commu
n ity W ar Fund.
Give g en ero u sly to
YOUR COMMUNITY WAR FONO
R e p res en tin g th e NATIONAL WAR FUND
laine completes this definitely all-
American costume.
T here’s outstanding style distinc
tion also in the page-boy red wool
jum per dress shown to the left. It
has all the attributes of youth and
style and feminine charm team ed
with a practicality and dependable
w earability that m akes it ideal for
classroom and cam pus wear. Also,
it’s ever so sm art to w ear about
town. Its weskit top, soft bow at the
neck, together with the white striped
sleeves of zephyr knit are style con
vincing. This young original cos
tum e has all the qualities th at go to
make up a "success fashion.’’
In sports separates the “ A m eri
can look” is outstanding in the new
mix - and - m atch (m ore mix than
m atch is noted this year) outfits that
go in for dashing color contrast.
Noted are the chic jackets, sleeve
less jerkins and separate weskits
with w arm knitted sleeves. You will
find in the stores such fetching num
bers as an aqua wool jersey torso
jerkin striped in fuchsia and black
worn over an aqua crepe blouse
with black sleeves and black collar,
the separate skirt also in black. A
jerkin that has waist depth buttons
across one shoulder and along the
underarm seam . It comes in a FOR SA LE: C om plete equ ip m en t for
bright rust color, also in black, and
sm a ll Job and N ew sp ap er Shop.
N ew sp ap er
P r e ss,
L in otyp e,
Job
it's chic and “comfy” to w ear over
P ress, P aper C utter, P unch, Ston es
a turtle-neck, long-sleeved sw eater
Type, R ule, C hases, and nu m erous
oth er Item s.
M ust be sold in one
blouse.
lot. P R IC E 52,000.00. In qu ire P. O.
C haracteristic features of the im
B ox 607, P asco, W a sh in g to n .
portant "A m erican look” a re seen
E R S IF IE D FARM — 200 acres, good
in wide shoulders that round down D IV
b u ild in g s
w ith
m odern
im prove
softly into the new wing sleeves, in
m ents, e le c tr ic ity , good road w ith
m
ail,
sch
o
o
l
and
cream
rts.
520,000.
hug-waist and belted effects with
If in terested w r ite H. R o g er, Cove,
bulk at the top, in peg-top skirts and
O regon. (U n ion Co.)
the w rap-around types. Sm art as IR R IG A T E D FARM , 95 A., on C olum
can be are the dirndl-with-contrast-
bia R iver H iw ay.
F u lly equipped
w ith stock , m achinery, elect., 6-rm.
top costumes. With the dirndl th at
hou se, m odern.
A . S . M cFarland,
is gaily colorful a waist depth black
B oardm an, Oreffon.
jersey blouse is top fashion. It is
RABBITS & SKINS
noticed too, th at Am erican design
e r s favor gray as a color for sm art L I V E r a b b it s 4 -6 L b s . 2 4 c . W a n t r a b
bit sk in s, poultry, veal, all meats_
wool suits and dresses.
Released bv Western Newspaper Union.
Gray Is a Favorite
Color This Autumn
Velvet Bows Return
Many of the new fabrics are made
of rayon and aralac, the la tte r a new
fiber m ade from casein of milk.
Combining fibers in this m anner
produces lovely soft fabrics with the
feel of wool and the drapability of
silk. The m aterial used for the ex
quisitely sim ple one-piece frock
shown is a handsom e soft flannel
of the new rayon-aralac type. The
dressm aker touch is seen in the
stream ers of self fabric laced
through silver eyelets on the blouse
and belt. Front tucks, slit pockets
and a kick pleat give skirt interest.
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RADIO T U B E S
N ew sh ip m en t o f radio tu b es Just a r
rived. Order you rs at once to a ssu re
d elivery.
P yram id B adlo E n g in eerin g Co ,
i
1412 - E ig h te en th A re.,
S e a ttle 22, W ash.
STOCKED V A L L B T F A R M
Price 120,000, 57,500 dow n. In the
T O U R IST COURT
•Skykomish V alley. 60 acres, s p le n
did so il. A g oin g d airy farm w ith 14 Cabins, 4 m odern a ll fu rn ish ed . 3
h ou ses, 2 fu rn ish ed . F lam o gas. M ain
good b u ild in g s on m ain h igh w ay.
h ig h w a y , clo se In. Shade law n, a ll
17 m ilk co w s, 400 ch ick en s, all
rented. Y. W lnterrow d , 1414 8 »
equip m ent Included in price. 4-bed-
P lr st, T aklm a, W ash .
room farm hom e; e x tra q u arters for
help; 20-stan ch ion barn. T h is Is a
1,250 SW E E N la y in g c a g es; 10 s e c
m on ey-m ak in g farm
tion s.
Good con d ition , com p lete
R A Ä D A L L fe W H IT F IE L D
w ith feed ers.
U se for la y e r s or
M onroe, W ash .
broilers.
W illia m Q re lsln r , B each ,
W ash .
JNE O F T H E B E S T C h eh alis R iver
D airy fa rm s, a ll level, 70 a c re s c u l
tivated , balan ce tim bered pasture. AUTO m otel. E ureka, C alif., 10 u n its
and ow n er's apt. L u x u rio u sly equlp t.
N o w a ste land.
S ix room modern
Rm. for exp an sion , 518,000 down.
house. B arn 50x100. E a sily irrigated,
A gen ts don't w rite.
Owner 2844
p len ty o f fr u its and n u ts. D ally
P a lr fleld , P h on e E ureka 263.
se r v ic es, 4 m ile s from tow n . Good
roads.
P riced a t 517,000.
Other
farm s from 2 to 535,000. W rite for i 'KACTJOR. Model 40 D ie se l, C letrac.
J u st th o r o u g h ly overh au led , new
d escrip tion and p rices... A. C. M iller,
tracts, rollers. R eason able.
W ard
O akville, W ash., P h on e 240.
H osk in s. D ayton , W ash in gton .
PO U LTR Y FARM and h atch ery, 11
~ SPECIAL
acres, 40,000 in cu b ator cap., mod.,
elec.; 10,000 b roiler cap., 2,000 la y
in g hen cap. P rice 530,000. E arn WOOL C A RDING , 40c per lb. W ash
in g s 20% o f In vestm en t. Ill h ealth
in g to n W oolen M ills, 10824— 17, I.
fo rces sa le . E sta b . 20 y r s. P h. Ore
W„ B eattie 66, W ash ._______________
gon C ity 2-2247 or w r ite P . J . S n y
der, B t. 3, B ox 17, O regon C ity, Or«. CASH— CASH —CA SH — The new cars
w ill be here soon. Your la te m odel
162 A C RES, U m ile fr o n ta g e on L ew is
car Is g o in g dow n in price. W hy not
R iver, 60 c u ltiv a te d , 30 can be
s e ll your car now to us a t top cash
cleared e a sily ; 150’ ch ick en house,
prices. L et u s tak e th e lo s s if th ey
barn for 29 co w s. M odern 7-room
drop. W e a lso w ill buy your eq u ity.
house, oak flo o rs, fu ll c em en t b ase
W E ST E R N AUTO SA L E S, 32 S. E.
m ent, e le c tr ic ity and ru n n in g w ater
O rcnd Ave. a t A nkeny, P ortlan d , Ora.
to all b u ild in g s. D uck pond. 510,000
EA 8414. Open E v en in g s.
to handle, j ml. from old bridge.
Clark C ounty. L u ella V. S m ith , K a y es
P L A ST IC R U B B E R
S tar K outs, B o x 4, W oodland, W ash. Liquid Rubber fop m aking a n y m old
for cold m ixed, qu ick se ttin g , chip
85-AC RE
ranch,
m o stly
grazing,
proof p laster. C a n t o n e, C astw ood
g r a v ity w ater to h o u se from sp ring.
P la s tic
g ifts ,
plaq u es,
n o v e ltie s.
Good barn, 400 th ou san d fe e t tim
Sam p le 22 oz. w ith fu ll d irection s
ber.
Land borders c ity lim its of
52.95 postpaid.
San D ieg o P la stic
T enino.
W ould m ake Ideal dude
P rod u cts, 3873 C aliforn ia S t., San
ranch.
W on d erfu l
v iew .
P rice
D iego, C alif.________________________
56.000.
W rite I r a n Cone, T enino,
W ash in gton .
1ISTORY o f W orld W ar II.
Com
plete, au th en tic.
S alesm en w anted
DAIRY ranch for sa le by ow n er; 50
every tow n.
B ig p r o fits.
G eneral
J e r se y c o w s and h e ifer s. A ll kin ds
D istrib u tors, P. O. B o x 3797, P o r t
o f farm to o ls.
J m ile fr o n ta g e on
land 8, O regon.
S iletz R iver. Good fis h in g and h u n t
ing. You w ill h ave to scram b le to
AR M ER S— H ere Is your opp ortu nity
g e t th is ranch. Poor h e a lth reason
to prepare for th e fu tu re.
Grow
for se llin g .
R oy C. M ain, S iletz,
C hittam (C a sca r a ) bark w orth 30c
O regon.
per lb. T rees 25c each . Order now
from Chas. W. P o rr est, Coos B ay,
DAIRY R A NCH fo r sa le by ow ner. 50
Oregon.
J e r se y c o w s and h eifers. A ll kinds
o f farm to o ls. 4 mi. fr o n ta g e on
Dried E ggs Better Liked Now
S iletz R iver. Good fis h in g and h u n t
ing. You w ill h ave to scram b le to
Dried eggs a re m aking m ore
g e t th is ranch. Poor h ea lth reason
for se llin g . R oy C. M ain, S llstz , Or«. friends in home kitchens as a resu lt
F avor for gray is seen throughout
the fall collections. For daytim e
dresses the sm artest fabric you can
choose is gray flannel. As for gray
furs, they are right in the lim e
light this autum n. Many of the
sm artest cloth coats are in gray
wool or tweed which is lavished with
spectacular gray fur. If you are go
ing to buy a new sw eater choose a
fine gray Shetland wool. If you
w ant to be the adm ired one of your
group, here’s telling you how. With
your gray sw eater w ear a crys
tal cut necklace with a bracelet to
m atch of crystal beads. Or if you
are w earing a simple afternoon
gown of gray crepe, give it new
sparkle with crystal beads at your
throat and your w rist. Returning to
the topic of gray, it is that high in
favor designers are m aking exquis
ite evening gewns of rayon gray
crepe draped in sculptural lines.
Suits of gray hollow-cut velveteen
are high fashion.
hands, to feed and clothe and
No m a tte r w hat you give,
i t ’s vitally needed. We hope
you’ll give from th e bottom
of your heart and pocketbook.
M ore than ever before, every
dollar counts. So dig deep,
won’t you? And dig now.
T IR E S! A ero tires, th ou san d s sold,
new and used, no c e r tific a te s n eed
ed.
R ation free.
For com bines,
tractors, grain tra ilers, 16” pick-up
tires. Special com bination for farm
trailers.
L ist w ith p ictu res free.
M arrin A. B orthrop A eroplane Co.,
500 W ash in gton Mo., M in neapolis 1.
Minn.
THON R E A L T Y
MERICAN designers are doing
them selves proud in establish
A
ing a definitely distinctive individ
B s r m la t o a ,
ADAM 'S OARLIC FRARDRB
•Soluble ca p su les co n ta in in g the e s s e n
tial oil o f fr esh ga rlic; o d o rless and
ta ste le ss ; a natu ral rem edy for a r
th r itic and rh eu m atic a c h e s and
pains; a natu ral in te stin a l a n tise p
tic; 5 w e ek s su p p ly S3.
Ask your d r u g g ist t o -
ADAM'S OARLIC P I A R L H
Or w rite direct R ichm ond Adam Com
pany, P . O. B ox 282, B ellin g h a m ,
W ash in gton .
4109 A rc a d e B ld g .— P h . M A M 'i9
S e a ttle 1
-
W a s h in g !« » .
keep alive th e d estitute men
help. W e need you to
M pitch
in on a jo b th a t’s bigger and women and children of
now th a n a t any tim e since
Pearl H arbor.
I t ’s th e jo b of helping our
p e o p le h e re a t h o m e , a n d
our sons and brothers and
h u s b a n d s w h e re v e r t h e ir
m ilita r y d u tie s m a y h a v e
taken them .
We need your help to keep
U .S .O . C lu b h o u s e s a n d
Cam p Shows going, to enable
W ar Prisoners’ Aid to spread
its mercy among American
prisoners of w ar still in Ja p
P o rtla n d
i n g s , fu rn is h e d , f r u it tre e s , ho rses, cows,
pigs, chic k e n s . B rin g y o u r c a r , bedd ing ,
dishes. S ta r t fa rm in g . (12,500.
H a v e o th e r fa rm s also.
VICKS VA-TRO-NOL
CLABBER GIRL
r . F armer , we need
5th
FARMS AND RANCHES
"For year» an d years, a favorite, yet modern a s tomorrow"
. . . that d e tc rib e t C lab b er Girl Baking Pow der . . . balanced
double action . . . tested and proved in both mixing bowl and
the natural choice for the modern baking recipe.
oven
&
8. RIRKENWALO CO.
SMALL FARM, FENCED, modern build
..» c m f>.uMe
<■
N. W.
J a n d » « J « w a k t.
1 - Set Hood Uaed D i T rack s
1 - N ew DR50 In tern a tio n a l Truck
R ear End
2 . N ew DR50 In tern ation al Truck
A x e ls
. .
I . DIO In ternational Crank S h a ft for
Standard B earin gs
1 - S et Air H osea for P age t r a il «
Pre war
Som e new 10-hole Budd w h ee ls
I - U sed 5-yard dum p bed w ith h o ist
W rite l o s 184. Ys c h a ts. Or«., Phons
379 or 37P6.
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191ft E . G R A N D
E V E R E T T . W A SH IN G T O N
P h o n s R ed 12311.
31«
J.
Oregon.
Y O U N G P O IN T E R S A N D S E T T E R S
R e a d y fo r fie ld ; also pups; broke dogs,
b ro k e p h e a s a n t an d d u c k dogs.
HERE'S
Baking P o w d e r ...
<
In q .
DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC.
H EN you se t n tru y on a cof
fee ta b le , w h a t should be
W
done w ith th e c lu tte r on top? H e re
I
C L A S S IF IE D
D E P A R T M E N T
BUSINESS &■ INVEST. OPPOR.
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
10 A. Irrig Wo» Wire, 5 M. E. lierin.
latón, 3 Ml. Proposed Umatilla Dam.
Hood Oldgy Fully equpt. Turkey or
Dairy. Wi»h to retire. Price 510,006.
R em em ber when it was the fash
ion to pin a big velvet bow here or
there on one’s frock as a glamorous
finishing touch? The pendulum of
fashion has swung around again to
just that. I t’s sm art to have in re
serve a velvet bow or m ore to
m ake your basic dress take on a
dressy air. This trim m ing with bows
is an im portant fashion gesture and
the bows are really very flattering.
pavin g good prices R u by A Co., 935
8. W. F ron t, P ortlan d , O regon.
'
of lessons learned in preparing,
shipping, and storing eggs for the
a m ij^ Properly stored, dried eggs
m ay prove helpful in equalizing
prices during the year by preserv
ing the spring surplus for w inter
months.
—TAHITI
IN THE SOUTH SEAS
I f yön pian a tr lp to th a South
Saas, T a h iti la a gardan o f Eden.
X hava haan thara. Sand atam pad
•n valop a and one pap er dollar for
d escrlp tlon o f Xaland, N a tiv a s, and
how th e y liv e .
R O B E R T R . X cH R A L
3126 H. R. 64th Ava.
P ortlan d 13, O regon
HELP WANTED
LOGGERS—E xp. fa lle r s and buckers,
choker s e tte r s and h ook ers needed
a t once; perm anent, good w ages,
co m fo rta b le cabins, sc h o o ls; Pfiv-
boardin g h se. for s in g le m en. At
B u tte F alls, Ore. W rite personn el
m g r , M edford C orporation, M edford,
O regon. __________________ __
W ANTED, an exp erien ced C annery m e
chanic. S tead y, p erm anent Job, w ith
good sa la r y fo r m an w h o under
sta n d s f illin g m ach in es, and ca n
n in g line. A p p ly by m ail or Phone
B a tte r P a ck in g C om pany, 7519 B a st
M arginal W ay S e a ttle W aeh., P h on s
R a in ier 1000.__________________ _____
M ECHANICS, body m en, p ain ters. P e r
m anent em p loym en t, p le n ty o f o v e r
tim e, top w ages.
P a sc o A u to Co.,
P a sco , W ash.
AUTO m ech anic, th o r o u g h ly exp er
ien ced in brake and fr o n t end work.
P erm an en t p osition , union sc a le, 48
hrs. per week.
Clean, lig h t shop.
R e feren ces required.
Sh au b -E lu aon
Co., 19th fc P a c lflo A ve., T acom a
W ash ._________________
G R A D U A T E S, gen eral d u ty and S u rg i
cal n u rses 5155 - 5180 per m onth.
M ain ten ance
if desired.
G lendale
C om m unity H o sp ita l, 1100 E. W ind
sor Rd., O landala 5, C aliforn ia.
CHEVROLET m ech anic, exp. Gd. w ages,
excel, w ork in g cond. In ce n tiv e pay.
H ilto n Chev. Co., 305 M ain, D a lla s,
Ora.
M ECHANICS w an ted exp erien ced In
In tern a tio n a l truck & tractor work.
M ust be A -l. S tead y em ploym en t.
S lg F e tt, R oaebnrg, O regon.
NURSERY STOCK
F R U IT AMD H U T T R E E S .SH R U B S,
B E R R Y P L A N T S , etc. Order« ta k en
now fo r f a ll d eliv ery .
F ree c a ta lo g upon
_ _
T U A L A T IN V A L L B Y N U R S E R IE S
R on ta 1, B ox 310, Sherw ood, O regon
FOR SALE
RAISE EASTER LILLIES FOR PRO
FIT AND ENJOYMENT. THOUS
ANDS OF DOLLARS MADE BY
NORTHWESTERN GROWERS. WE
Fur-Lined Coats Popular
OFFER FAMOUS CROFT EASTER
If you believe in preparedness
LILY PLANTING STOCK FOR
now is the tim e to take up the m a tte r
515.00 PER POUND. SMALL, MED
of buying a fur-lined coat. News
IUM, AND LARGE STEM BULB-
from style headquarters is to the ef
fect th at m ore fur-lined coats than
LETS... J A M » * JAMES, HAR
ever will be worn this winter. Many
BO R. O REG ON. ________ _______
of the fur linings a re m ade detach DAIRY GOATS: Nubians—1bred doe-
able.
breeding bucks. Barn«», Route 1, Box
G O O D HEALTH
You r O rb atoti Possession
R eg ain it b y b e in g re lie v e d
of Hem orrhoid« (P ile s ), Fis
sure, Fistu la , H e rn ia (R up
tu r e ). O u r m ethod of tre a t
m ent w ith o u t ho sp ital op
eratio n successfully used
for 33 yea rs . L ib e ra l credit
terms. C a ll for exam ination
or send for FREE booklet.
Open Fven/ngi, Mon., Wed., Fri., 7 fo 3:30
D r .C .J . DEAN CLINIC
Physician and (e r g eon
» Co». E. Bumsld« and Grand Av«.
Telephone EA»t 391B, Portland 14, Oregon
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Stauffer
DDT
INSECTICIDES
Available Now!
A long awaited government release
makes DDT available and permits
Stauffer Chemical Company to sup
ply this convenient and effective
insecticide to farmers, dairymen,
poultrymen, householders. Ample
stocks are ready for immediate ship
ment. Available in J forms—duits,
dry ¡pray mix, oil emulsion. Consult
your dealer — or write direct.
STAUFFER CHEMICAL CO.
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NORTN FORTUMI», OREQON