Clanified Department
QUIT DOSING
CONSTIPATION!
"R A N CH ES FOFTSALE"
Million» Ent
KELLOGG’S ALL-BRAN
for L a x tin y Belief
R r l r a a r o by W e it e r n N e w s p a p e r U n io n .
V
Harsh laxative« got you feeling
down? I f youra ia the common type
of constipation, cuu oil by lurk of
sufficient bulk in the diet, follow
this pleasant way to la ilin y regu­
larity.
Just eat u serving of crisp, de­
licious K E L L O G G ’S A L L -B K A N
every day and drink plenty of
water! Do this regularly— and if
your trouble is due to lark of bulk
— you muy never have to take an­
other laxutive the rest of your life!
A L L -B K A N is not u purgative
nut a medicine. It's u wholesome,
natural laxative food, und—
By V IR G IN IA
INGRID BERGMAN’S fin-
> ished
million dollars’
worth of films, all Academy
Award material, that haven’t
been released as yet. Two
years ago she did “Saratoga
Trunk,’’ with Gary Cooper,
but Warners’ had a lot of war
pictures on hand, so “Sara­
Because it ’s made from the vital
enter layer» of wheat, in which
whole-wheat protective food ele­
ments are eoncentratrd, One ounce
of A L L -B K A N provides more than
* □ your duily iron need— to help
make good, red blood. Calcium and
phosphorus— to help build bones
and teeth. Vitamins — to help
guard against deficiencies, Protein
— to help build body tissue essen­
tial for g r o v . t b . B a t A Lle-B ftA N
every day I Made by Kellogg's ot
Battle Creek and Omaha.
X
Z
| T
once.
fo r ce s sale. E stab . 20 yrs. Ph. Ore­
gon C ity 3-3347 or w rite P. J. S n y ­
der, B t. 3, B ox 17, O regon C ity, Ore.
(Sec Recipe Below)
SOOT
E R A D IC A T O F
Cake Tempters
T E A S P O O N of X Z IT
sprinkled on the fire regu­
F am ily hungry for cake? As a
larly w ill remove soot from gtaieral rule, families take it easy
chimneys, fireplaces, furnaces
on cakes during
and stoves and keep them clean.
the spring and
summer because
Soot wastes heat-is always a fire
there's a wealth
hazard.
of fruits and ber-
Try X Z IT . It's safe; easy to use.
ries to solve the
Is excellent in an emergency for
dessert problem.
But, comes the first whiff of fall
puttin g out chimney
in the air, when the kitchen will stay
fires.
cool enough even for baking, and
Keep a cleaner house
there's the fam ily on mother’s heels
and get all the heat you
begging for a cake.
pay for. Aik for X Z IT
Then, too. husbands and sons will
st your hardware, fuel
soon be returning, and they w ill
dealer or grocery store.
want a big taste of mother’s good
X Z IT Soot E radicator-
homemade cake. Be ready for the
u te d b y in d u itr y fo r
call when It comes, homemakers,
more than 20 years.
with a brand new line-up of recipes
that are bound to win the fam ily.
XZIT SOOT ERADICATOR
We're still aware of the strategic
>•00 Sevth H««v«r Sfroal
let A a |«!« c 44, Calif**!«
situation in regard to sugar, so the
following recipes don't go all-out for
sugar. They're taste-tempting and
delicious in spite of it all, and
there's a grand variety from which
to choose. Take your pick:
•Bran Devil's Food Cake.
I Makes 16 cupcakes)
1*4 cups sifted cake flour
1*4 cups sugar
*4 cup cocoa
2'4 teaspoons baking powder
’4 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon salt
*4 cup shortening
!4 cup whole bran
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 eggs
Sift flour once, measure then sift
H e lp T h e m Clenrise th e Blood
again with sugar, cocoa, baking pow­
o f H a rm fu l Body W aste
der, soda and salt into mixing bowl.
Your kidneys sra constantly Altering
Add shortening and whole bran. Add
«sat« m atter tram »ha blood stream. But
about *4 of the m ilk, then vanilla;
kidneys sometimes lag in their work — do
not act as N atu re intended— fail to re­
tteat until perfectly smooth, about
move im purities th a t, if retained, may
100 strokes. Scrape bowl and spoon
poiaon the system and upset the whole
body machinery
and m ix well. Add remaining m ilk
Symptoms may be nagging backache,
persistent headache, attacks of ditsiness,
and beat until well blended. Add
getting up nights, swelling, puffiness
the well-beaten eggs. F ill greased
under the eyes— a feeling of nervous
anxiety and loss of pep and strength.
muffin tins % full. Bake in a moder­
Other signs of kidney or bladder dis*
ate (350-degree) oven about 25 or 30
order are sometimes burning, scaoty or
too frequent urination.
minutes.
There should be no doubt that prompt
Do you like a cake served warm,
treatm ent is wiser than neglect. Use
D oom ' s P tlli. [J o a n i have been winning
in squares, with the tangy flavor of
new friends lo r more than forty years.
a citrus marmalade? This, then. Is
T h e y have a nation-wide reputation.
Are recommended by grateful people the
made-to-order:
country over. A ik your neighbor!
M arm alade Tea Cake.
2 tablespoons melted butter or sub­
stitute
>4 cup brown sugar *
134 cups corn flakes
1 >4 cups sifted flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
2 tablespoons sugar
34 teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons shortening
1 egg
3« cup milk
34 cup m armalade
Blend together butter, brown sugar
and '4 cup com flakes. Set this aside
Fo tl-w a r autom obilai m ay rid e en
for the topping. Sift together flour,
rubber springs which will eliminate
baking powder, sugar and salt. Cut
noise and the necessity for lubrica­
In shortening. Beat egg and add
tion. I. 7. Goodrich has supplied
milk. Add to dry ingredients, stir­
ever ha lf a million rubber springs
ring only until combined. Add re ­
for military landing vehicles.
maining 1 cup of cornflakes. Turn
B. F. Goodrich Is new snaking
Into greased 8-inch square pan. Dot
A
W atch Your
K id n e y s /
D oans P ills
K
tiros of a naw kind of syn­
thetic rubber. The naw rubber
makes tiras w ear langar.
Since cotton Is o f almost equal Im­
portance with rubber in the manu­
facture o f tires, the rubber Industry
It one o f the biggest customers o f
the Agricultural South.
(tae l and brass are used In
the manufacturing of ordi­
nary passenger car tires.
Lynn Says:
M ake
Dishwashing
Easier:
Stunt fishy odors on dishes by
washing them in soapy water to
which some vinegar has been
added. Rinse dishes in hot vine­
gar water, also.
Hot, soapy water is indicated
for greasy dishes; cold water for
egg. starchy and m ilky dishes.
Scrape dishes before starting to
wash and have a strainer in the
sink to collect all leftovers. It's
much easier than scooping them
up out of the water.
Stack dishes csrefully before
washing. It won’t seem like you
have so many, and there's less
chance of their breaking.
China can be allowed to dry by
itself on a dish rack, but glasses,
silver and cutlery should be
wiped im mediately after wash­
ing.
M ake sure you have plenty of
good
absorbent
dish * towels
handy. Use paper toweling for
hands to save cloth towels.
DAIRY RANCH for s a le by owner, 50
J e r se y c o w s and h e ifer s. A ll kinds
o f farm tools. J ml. fr o n ta g e on
S iletz R iver. Good fis h in g and h u n t­
ing. You w ill have to scram b le to
get th is ranch. Poor health reason
for se llin g . B o y C. M ain, S iletz, Ore.
Lynn Chambers* Menus
Stuffed Veal Shoulder
Browned Onions
Carrots
Potatoes
Cranberry-Orange Salad
Biscuits
•Bran Devil's Food Cake
Beverage
•Recipe given.
240 ACRES, near C h eh alis, W ash .; all
fenced, 60 a c re s c u ltiv a ted , h a lf-m ile
bottom land, creek, orchard. 7-room
house, large barn. A d join in g p a s­
ture land can be leased . >4.000 down,
balance e a sy term s.
1434 S. 45th
Bt., T acom a 8, W ash in gton .
with marmalade, spooned on top of
batter; sprinkle with m ixture set
aside for topping. Bake in a hot (400-
degree) oven for 25 minutes. Serve
warm , cut in squares.
Sour Cream Spice Cake.
*/, cup shortening
1 cup brow-n sugar
1 egg
* i cup thick sour cream
1% cups sifted cake flour
*4 teaspoon baking soda
2 teaspoons baking powder
14 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoon cinnamon
!4 teaspoon cloves
Cream sugar and shortening, add
egg and beat well. Add sour cream.
Sift flour with baking soda, baking
powder, salt, cloves and cinnamon.
Add two tablespoons of the dry in­
gredients to the creamed mixture.
Beat thoroughly. Add remaining dry
ingredients to the first m ixture,
beating well. Pour into a well-
greased and well-
floured pan and
bake in a pre­
heated 350 - de­
gree oven for 30
minutes.
An unusual va­
riation in cakes is to use ginger­
bread as an upside-down cake with
an apple or orange topping. This
saves both sugar and fussing as it is
not necessary to make an icing for
this type of cake:
Gingerbread Upside-Down Cake.
14 cup shortening
14 cup sugar
1 egg
14 cup molasses
114 cups sifted flour
14 teaspoon salt
114 teaspoons baking powder
34 teaspoon baking soda
% teaspoon rinnamon
3i teaspoon ginger
34 cup sour m ilk
Bottom of pan:
2 tablespoons butter or substitute
34 cup light corn syrup
*4 cup nuts
2 sliced apples or oranges
Cream sugar and shortening. Add
egg, beat well. Add molasses, blend.
Sift dry ingredients and add alter­
nately
with
the
m ilk
to the
creamed m ixture. To prepare pan,
m elt butter and add corn syrup. A r­
range fru it and nuts. Pour batter
over fruit and bake for 35 minutes in
a 375-degree oven. Turn cake out
of pan im m ediately after removing
from oven.
For those of you who like your
whipped cream and can’t get It,
here is an excellent way of making
it:
Whipped Cream .
134 teaspoons plain, unflavored gel­
atin
34 cup cold m ilk or water
1 cup well-chilled light cream
Soften gelatin in cold liquid. Set
over hot water and stir until thor­
oughly dissolved. Pour cream into
fa irly deep, narrow bowl, making
sure it is deep enough so cream
covers at least % of the beaters.
Stir in softened gelatin gradually.
Set bowl in a pan of ice and let
stand 5 minutes, stirring around
edges several times. Leaving bowl in
ice and water, beat with rotary beat­
er 5 minutes. Cream w ill be light
and fluffy but w ill not stand stiff
enough to peak. L et stand 1 or 2
minutes more in ice water, stirring
gently. Cream w ill thicken and be­
come stiff enough to peak. This may
be sweetened and flavored to taste.
I t may be served im m ediately or
kept in refrigerator or cold place
until ready to serve. Texture im ­
proves on standing in refrigerator
for 34 hour. Stir until smooth and
serve.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
O. R . D rake, AJlnne, W ash.
Alice Frost, radio’s leading shud­ PO ULTRY FARM and hatch ery, 11
der-show charmer, has an album
acres, 40,000 Incubator c a p , mod.,
elec.: 10,000 broiler cap., 2,000 la y ­
filled with horrible photos of herself
in g hen cap. P rice >30,000. E arn­
—about to be murdered, screarr.'ng
in g s 20% o f In vestm en t. Ill health
Good to Bake—That’s Devil’s Food ta k e
D IV E R S IF IE D FARM — 200 acres, good
b u ild in g s
w ith
m odern
Im prove­
m en ts, e le c tr ic ity , good road w ith
m all, sch ool and cream rts. >20,000.
I f In terested w rite H. R oger, Cove,
O regon. (U n ion Co.)
A L IC E F R O S T
with fright, etc. One’s signed “ One
of my Tondest heroines, Boris K a r­
loff.” The pictures were taken on
every mystery series she's starred
IR R IG A T E D FARM , 95 A , on C olum ­
bia R iv e r H iw ay.
F u lly equipped
w ith stock , m achinery, elect., 6-rm.
house, modern.
A. B. M cParland,
Boardm an, Oregon.
12 ACRE, upland d a iry farm , good
b u ild in gs,
sp rin g
w ater.
>9,500.
>5,000.00 dow n, balance, term s. John
A . J o h n s o n , R o u te 3, B o x 369, K en t,
W ashington.
RABBITS & SKINS
Dennis O'Keefe says it’s an empty
honor that stole up on him as he
was finishing his co-starring role in
"Getting G ertie’s G a rte r” —the op­
tometrists of Westwood, Calif., voted
him the man "best suited to wear
glasses” —which he doesn't!
M aj. Allen M a rtin i, whose Flying
Fortress, “ Dry M a rtin i,” holds the
world's record for shooting down
15 German planes In 22 minutes,
makes his screen debut as an of­
ficer of a B-29 in "The Bamboo
Blonde.” He was production assist­
ant on RKO ’a "The Falcon’s A lib i,”
and during his college days was
identified with Little Theater groups
at Palo Alto.
----- * -----
Producer Edward Small, planning
to m ake "The Life of Valentino,”
can’t decide whether to hand the
choice role to a star or an unknown.
Unknowns have done aU right in big
parts—Cornel Wilde in “ A Song to
Rem em ber,” Robert Alda in "A
Rhapsody in Blue,” Jennifer Jones
in “The Song of Bernadette.” On
the other hand. Paramount gambled
—to the tune of a million or so—on
Isa M iranda, in "Hotel Im p e ria l,”
and lost, as did Goldwyn with Anna
Sten. Still, Small is inclined to take
a chance on the man who'll play
Valentino.
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Reconversion is here on the air
as well as in industry, especially in
‘Superman."
He was doing fine
with the atom last year, till war de­
partm ent officials asked him to lay
off, for reasons of m ilita ry security.
So now he'a set to do things with
Kryptonite, more powerful than
Uranium, with the problems of es­
tablishing peace in the world upper­
most in his mind.
----- * -----
Robert Cummings w ill never for-
get certain scenes in “ The Bride
Wore Boots," In which he co-stars
with Barbara Stanwyck. They were
made on location a t Hidden Valley,
with the tem perature past the 100-
degree m ark. In the script It was
Christmas. So Bob wore a heavy,
well-padded suit, and a beard, re­
gardless of the blistering sun—he
was being Santa Claus.
----- * -----
Fast work on the part of actor-
soldier Patrick Lee landed him a
screen role while enjoying a two-
week furlough. He took a bus from
Camp Roberts to Hollywood, hitch­
hiked to Warners’, and by noon was
before the cameras in “H er Kind
of M an ,” with Faye Emerson, Zach­
ary Scott and Dane Clark. He said
the best p ari of the job was wear­
ing a blue serge suit for the first
time in over two years.
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PERSONAL
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M 4 II. O R O F R P H O TO F IX I8 H IV O
D ev e lo p in g , p rin tin g , e n la rg in g , copyin g.
W rite to r p ric e lis t an d fre e m a ilin g bag.
P H O T O S E R V IC E S . In e.
M a M a r k e t H t.
-
San F r a a r ls e e
4.
C a li f .
IT O C IB D VALLBY M I H
| P rice (20,000, >7,300 down. In t'ee
S k ykom ish V alley. CO acres, eplen-
SPECIAL
«11(1 so il. A g o in g dairy fctrni w ith
good huildlngH on m ain h igh w ay.
CASH—C
A
SH
—C A SH — T he new ca rs
17 m ilk cow«, 400 chicken», all
w ill he here soon. Your la te m odel
e«|ulpm ent Included 1» price, (-b e d ­
car ts go in g dow n In price. W hy n ot
room farm hom e; ext*.a q u arters for
se ll your car now to ua a t top cash
help: 20-nianchlon barn. Thia la a
prices. Let u s take th e lo ss If th ey
m oney-m aking farm .
dro< W«- plan w ill buy your equity.
B A I D A L L fc W K I T T U L D
W
E& TZRN AUTO SA L E S, 33 S. B.
M on roe, W a sh .
Grand Ave. a t A nkeny, P ortland , Ore.
EA 8414. Open E v en in g s.
J
A RARE O M O B T O X IT T
A C R E » .Middle Fork o f John Day
P L A S T IC R U B B E R
K lver, on B ig B oulder Creek, heart
o f m ule deer and elk cou n try and Liquid Rubber for m aking an y m old
for cold m ixed, qu ick se ttin g , ch ip
P ondurosa pine fo r est. Stocked and
proof p laster, C a s t o n e, C astw ood
equipped 40 a cres Irrigated, free w a ­
P la stic
g if t s ,
plaq ues.
n o v e ltie s.
ter,
b u ild in gs,
R esort
property,
Sam
ple 22 oz. w ith fu ll d irection s
hu n tin g, fish in g , ou tin g, proapectlng,
>2.95 postpaid.
S a n D iego P la s tic
m ining. For group, or lodge people,
P rod ucts, 3373 C aliforn ia S t., San
or certain Interested people for a
D
iego,
C
alif.
h u n tin g location.
A real location
for m any op p ortu n ities. In v estig a te
C om ­
>7000.00 C ash . G ao. S u tto n , B a t e s , H IS T O R Y o f W orld W a r II.
plete, a u th en tic.
S alesm en w anted
O reg o n .
every tow n.
B ig p ro fits.
G eneral
D is t r ib u to r s , P. O. B ox 3797, P ort­
,'K O F T H E B E ST C h eh a lis R iver
la n d 8, O reg o n .
D airy farm s, all lev e l, 70 acre« c u l­
tivated , balance tim bered pasture.
N o w a ste land.
S ix room modern
Heat-Resistant Eggs
house, Barn 5 0 x l0 0 .,E a s lly Irrigated,
Eggs that retain good table qual­
p len ty o f fr u its and nu ts, D ally
se r v ic es, 4 m ile s from tow n . Good ity for two weeks at a temperature
roads.
P riced at >17,000.
O ther
farm s from 2 to >35,000. W rite for of 100 degrees Fahrenheit have been
d escrip tion and prices. . A. C. M iller, developed by poultry scientists of the
O akville. W ash., P h on e 340.
department of agriculture.
Most
toga Trunk” was held up, m ay be
released in February. Then she did
“Spellbound,” which may be out
soon. After that came “The Bells
of St. M a ry ’s,” with Bing, due at
Christmas time. Now she's making
"Notorious.” Then she’ll make an­
other USO tour through the Pacific
area; after that she'll go abroad for 120-A. D A IR Y A N D STOCK RANCH.
50 a. c u ltiv a ted , b est so il, ad join s
"The Scarlet L ily ,” to be made In
o u tsid e range. 6-rm. house, big barn,
Palestine and Jerusalem—it's sup­
oth er bldgs., 14 sta n ch io n s, drinking
cups. E lec tric w ater sy s te m , fru it,
posed to be the life story of M ary
trou t stream thru place, tim ber to
Magdalene.
se ll.
Real bargain, p o sse ssio n at
K IllO O C ’S A tl-IR A N It Richer In
N utrition than whole w h is t
w .r a
VALE
__
IVE rabbits 4-6 Lbs. 24c, W ant rab­
bit sk in s, poultry, veal, all m eats
payin g good prices B n b y * Co., 935
8. W. F ron t, P ortlan d , O regon.
HELP WANTED
LOGGERS—Exp. fa lle r s and buckers,
choker s e tte r s and hookers needed
a t once: perm anent, good w ages,
com fortab le eabins, sch o o ls; prlv.
boarding hse. for sin g le men. At
B u tte F a lls, Ore. W rite personn el
m gr.. M edford Corporation, M edford,
O regon.
W AN TED, an exp erien ced C annery m e­
chanic. Steady, perm anent job, w ith
good sa la r y fo r m an w ho under­
sta n d s fillin g m ach in es, and can ­
nin g line. A p p ly by m all or phone
B u tle r P a ck in g C om pany, 7519 B a st
M arginal W ay S e a ttla W ash ., Phone
R ain ier 1000.
eggs are practically unfit for table
use after one week at that tem per­
ature. Hens that lay the heat re­
sisting eggs were developed by se­
lective breeding from stock that had
produced eggs of unusually good
keeping quality.
Measures to Prevent Fires
Fires spread from floor to floor
through hollow partitions and up
stairways.
In every dwelling the
basement should be cut off from the
first floor by a heavy door, and it
is desirable to plaster the entire
basement ceiling with cement or
gypsum plaster on m etal lath. Hol­
low partitions should be “fire-
stopped” at the basement level to
retard the spread of a basement Are.
Gas-Testing Apparatus Developed
A sensitive "nose” which lite ra l­
ly sniffs out gas ratios in copper
w ire annealing furnaces has been
developed by a large electric equip­
ment manufacturer. This gas ana­
lyzer has already saved wire manu­
facturers thousands of dollars, for
it ensures safe processing of cop­
per m aterials without the form er
danger of oxidation or brittleness af­
fecting the quality of the wire.
Cows Need Carotine
The vitam in A potency of m ilk
and butter depends upon the quan­
tity of carotine in the cow’s diet.
The cow’s principal sources of caro­
tine, from which she manufactures
vitam in A, are fresh green pasture
and good quality roughage of other
kinds.
Properly stored butter re­
tains its A content.
Wool Clip Declines
The quantity of wool shorn in 1945
Is estimated at 322,621,000 pounds by
the department of agriculture. This
quantity Is 7 per cent smaller
than shorn wool production in 1944
and 18 per cent below the record
production in 1942. It is the small­
est production since 1928.
M ECHANICS, body m en, p ain ters. P er ­
m anent em ploym en t, p le n ty o f o ver­
tim e, top w a g e s. P a sc o A n to Co.,
P asco, W ash.
AUTO m echanic, th o r o u g h ly exp er­
ienced In brake and fro n t end work.
P erm anent p osition , union scale, 48
hrs. per week.
Clean, lig h t shop.
R eferen ces required.
S h au b -E lllson
Co., 19th fc P a c ific A v»., T acom a,
W ash.
Im proving Pastures
Mowing is the least expensive and
one of the most profitable ways to
Improve pastures, agronomists of
the agricultural extension service
point out. Mowing w ill help In con­
trolling weeds, and increase quan­
tity and quality of grazing.
BU TTO N H O LE w orkers S in g ers a t ­
ta ch m en ts f it side, back >12.50 W h ite
R otary. S in ger E lec tric P ortab le.
C onsole, tread le m achines.
S aw in g
M achine Shop, 167 W h iteh a ll, A t­
lan ta, G eorgia.
New V ariety of B arley
"Wong,” a new variety of barley,
is resistant to m ildew—a disease
which often attacks the leaves and
stems of barley in the spring. Yields
of 60 to 70 bushels per acre have
been reported.
"HEVROLET m echanic, exp. Gd. w ages,
excel, w ork in g cond. In ce n tiv e pay.
H ilto n Chav. Co., 305 M ain, D allas,
Ora.
M ECHANICS w an ted exp erien ced In
In tern ation al truck & tractor work.
M ust be A -l. S tea d y em p loym en t.
■ ig P ett, R ossb u rg, O regon.
NURSERY STOCK
P R U IT AMD H U T T R B B S .SH B U B S,
R R R R T P L A N T S , ato. Ordara te k sn
n ow fo r ^all daUvary.
Praa oa ta lo g upon raquaat.
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Banks Ready for Building Loans
More than 10,000 private financial
Institutions in every part of the U nit­
ed States are equipped for financing
Am erica's postwar home building
and modernization program with the
aid of F H A insurance.
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TRACTOR, Model 40 D iesel, Cletrac.
J u s t th o r o u g h ly overh au led , new
tracts, rollers. R eason able... Ward
H o sk in s, D ayton , W ash in g to n .
RAISE EASTER LILLIES FOR PRO­
FIT AND ENJOYMENT. THOUS­
ANDS OF DOLLARS MADE BY
NORTHWESTERN GROWERS. WE
OFFER FAMOUS CROFT EASTER
LILY PLANTING STOCK FOR
>15.00 PER POUND. SMALL, MED­
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1413* - 1 8 th Av».,
S e a ttla 33, W n.
IN S E C T IC ID E S
Available Now!
A long
awaited government release
makes D D T available and permit*
Stauffer Chemical Company to sup­
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T O U R IST COURT
14 Cabins, 4 m odern a ll fu rn ish ed . 3
h ou ses, 2 fu rn ish ed . F lam o gas. Main
h igh w ay, clo se In. Shade law n, all
rented. ▼. W lntarrow d, 1414 Bo.
F ir st, Y akim a, W ash .
O D D S A N D E N D S - P arkyu karku s
is g ra te fu l fo r th e p u b lic ity — a so ld ier 60 A. Irrig. W ov W ire, 5 M. E. H erm ­
iston , 3 Ml, P rop osed U m a tilla Dam.
w ro te h im from a L ouisiana a rm y cam p
Good bld gs. F u lly equpt. T u rk ey or
th at on a certa in n igh t re c en tly the
D airy. W ish to retire. P rice >10,000.
Inq. J. J e n d zejew sk l, H erm iston ,
p a ssw o rd was “ M eet M e at P arky's.”. . . ,
Oragon.
B est k e p t secret in H ollyw ootT s radio
circles was the recen t appearan ce of
ADAM 'S GARLIC P B A R L B S
llin g C ro s b y ’s boys on th e open in g Solu ble c a p su le s c o n ta in in g th e e s s e n ­
tia
l oil o f fr esh ga rlic; o d o rless and
Prank Sinatra p ro g ra m —it was k e p t for
ta s te le s s ; a n atu ral rem edy fo r a r ­
ten d a y s b e fo re th e broadcast. . . . “M r.
th r itic and rh eu m atic a c h e s and
D istric t A tto rn ey" lends th e lis t o f first
pain s; a n atu ral In testin a l a n tis e p ­
tic; 6 w eek s su p p ly >3.
fifteeen e ve n in g “N e tw o rk H ooperat-
A sk your d r u g g ist for
in g s ”. . . . J e rry C olon n a’s first film ro le
ADAM 'S GARLIC P B A R L B S
since his retu rn from an overseas tou r Or w r its d irect R ichm ond Adam Com­
w ith B ob H o p e is in th e D isn ey "M ake
p an y, P . O. B ox 383, B ellin g h a m ,
W ash in g to n .
M ine M usic"— sin gin g “C asey a t th e
B al.”
DAIRY GOATS: Nubians—bred doea—
breed in g bucks. B arnsa, B a n ta 1, Bex
177. Olymnla. Washington.
STAUFFER CHEMICAL CO.
P acific Northw est Division
NORTH PORTLAND, OREGON
D r . H arry S ìm l e r , Dentiti
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