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Newspaper Page TextSouthern Oregon Miner, Thursday, January 3, 1946 Claiiified Department I w ijT tm v jjh [ k m m . I'llACTORS SH O V E L S CHANEt "60" C aterp illar w ith l> drum and Doser. Model "L" w ith D ozer. "50" G as w ith lly a le r Drum. "50" D iesel w ith D ozer "35'' D ie se l— w ide ga u g e. 4 Yd. IN 8L E Y S h ovel. 4 Yd. A J Yd. T ruck C ranes. C oncrete M ixers and V ib r a to r s. Air C om p ressors— P um ps. T rack B ear E nd s A T r a u sm lss o ln s. M iscellan eou s sm a ll to o ls. H O M E F U R N IS H IN G S b A P P L I. CONVERT that wood or coal ttove or fur nace to oil. For purtletF' "t vznto lit. I. Bo* Cfl.'i IUvrr. a. Oregon p __ RANCHES FOR SALE RABBITS & SKINS D iV M itT i .IVK rab b its 4-4 Lb*. 24c. W ant rab b q d ip m z n t 1118 W. D ick erso n B eattie 99, W aeh. co . AZ,. 3838 bit eklne, poultry, veal, all m eat* P aying goon prices B a b y k Co. 33t a. W F ron t, P ortland . O regon. BOBBY SOX h Marty Linkt <KW 48 cu. f t. p ortab le r ea c h -in farm or hom e freezer, dou ble c o n str u c tion, g a lv a n ize d lin er, fa c to r y In .'Uc to 45c EACH paid for w h ite ( f r y su la tio n ; unit m oun ted on top r ead y er) rabbit s k in s H igh tenalon to p lu g In lig h t so c k e t. P rice »749.50 str etc h e r s, 11 50 d o z , prepaid. Ship or w ill ex ch a n g e for m eta l la th e , to B. B. Lnc«, W arren, Oregon. sm a ll arc w elder and p ow er to o ls or w ould con sid er good a c r e a g e sa m e R A B B IT H KIN8— top prlcea paid by j value M. V an ghn , r e fr ig e r a tio n sa lsa and zervioe. P hone 1583, 338 B. 4th, old eatabllah ed fur house. B o y Land- C orvallis, O regon. Strom , N a tio n a l bu ild in g, B eattie 4 W rite for n h lpping taga. •OR HALE — 50.11-acre C H IC K E N KANCH near c o lle g e and s c h o o ls. 16,000 fe e t h o u sin g sp a ce , 40-h.p. steam boiler. 7-room h o u se; f ir e AUTO m ech an ic to work on Ford or place and hrw. flo o rs. E le c tr ic ity oth er m akes. E x c ellen t Income a s- everyw here. W ater p ip ed e v e r y aurred. John S a y M otor Co., John where. O ffered ch eap fo r a q u ick D ay, Ore. P h o n e 38. W rite or phone. and Im m ediate sale. *12,500. P A U L p . BA TBB , B e a lto r 'ICK WICK P O U L T R Y PIC K ER S. __________ C orvallis, O regon P aram ou n t P ro d u c ts C orporation, 1933 B o y lsto n A ve., B eattie, W ash . NEW A U S E D Comb. W e ld in g and C u ttin g T orch es. 5 /1 6 - 3 /1 6 h ose, A ,rco C u ttin g T o r ch es and T ip s A ll ty p e s o f r e g u la to r s. I f you r e a lly w a n t an o u tfit, w a have the price. A lreo D istr ib u to r , 10-A. C hlx K anch near C olton good bldgs. Mod. equ ip m en t — chick en s, Co„ 4780 X . Lom bard, near P ls k s , P o rtla n d , Ora. *10,500. gon. U B . 1883. 260-A.— 150-A. cu lt, su ita b le for fe scu e g r a ss weed— a good sto ck farm , Ig. ha., 2 barna, m ilk sh ed — RED UCE — W ith P h y to la c c a B erry J u ic e T ab lets. C on ta in s no habit creek. *10,500. fo rm in g d rugs. R ecom m en d ed by 40-A. D airy ranch— 37-A. c u lt. 5- doctors. 200 ta b le ts JL25 Rtn. mod. ha., barn for 32 hd., liq P a c ific M edical Bnp>Uee uid m anure tank, Jg. new m ilk B eattie 1, W a sh .___________ house, 3 car garage. 14,000, 5% lnt. 5-A. very m odern house, barn w ith 5 box s ta lls , tack room . *9250. ’A N A R IE S. s in g e r s and fe m a le s; or a n g e y ello w , w h ite and v a r ie g a te d ; 30-A. 2 m l. from C ourt H ouse chopp ers and r o llers. P a r a k e e ts and O regon C ity, good house, barn. 2 zebra fin ch es. w e lls, ch lx hou se. Make good nut ABCABZA PXOBAX. BMOP farm . »9000. 834_____________ W e w p a r t. Ore. 40-A. Ko. o f F loren ce, good view o f ocean e n ou gh clear for bldg, sp o t. *1650. FOR SA L E — M odern g a ra g e, se r v ic e 40-A. on Canby route very m od sta tio n , se r v in g "H un gry H orse ern bldga. W ill ex ch a n g e for W ash, Dam Site" area, n ear K a lisp ell. Baa or Y am h ill prop. Stock, m eh., hay »• W W HHABTOH , go w ith ranch, *11,000. B u ffa lo B lech , K a lisp e ll. M ont. I W ooded A. a lo n g stream . U ltra m odern se c lu d e d c o u n tr y e sta te , 6 FOR SA LE— 160 a c r e s c u to v e r land rm. auto, oil Fur. G arage w ith care near T ensed, Idaho. Good wood ta k ers q u a rte r s '/« ml. from C lacka chance, w ith som e ced ar p oles. W ar- m as river, 8 ml. from O regon City. 2 “ . A very, 534 Bo. B o y a r A ve., M ust be se e n to be app reciated. Sandpoint, Idaho. (15,000. 120-A. d a iry ranch near Lebanon, REG. R E D PO LLS: One 2-yr. h e ifer ; 1 yr. h eifer; b u lls. G uinea fo w ls. 8-rm. hou se, 2 barns, silo , fenced , B lm o A bbott, Chllc o , Id aho. sp rin g. *9750. 18-A. w ith m odern se t o f farm bld gs. 4 m l. from O regon C ity, large H IG H EST prices fo r ra b b its and s k in s C lack am as riv er fr o n ta g e, *20,000. J . T. Cox, 1510 W estern A ve., S e a t B e a u tifu l m odern 3-bedroom hom e tle , W ash. w ith 2-A. fr o n ta g e on O atfield and Super H ig h w a y — d ou ble g a ra g e, u til SPECIAL ity room w ith a ttic , could be c o n verted to se r v a n ts q u arters. T ile barn for h orses, ow n se w e r sy stem . NO R TH W EST H ave you r hom e and b u sin e ss to TRUCK H E A D Q U A R T E R S gether. *20,000. 11 & '42 C hevrolet, 4 w h eel drive 375 lo c k e r s— m eat bus. d oin g *1200 trucks, som e w ith w in ch es, A -l m e wk. 7-room liv in g q u arters, betw een ch an ically. A lso c o n v e n tio n a l tru ck s P ortland and O regon C ity, in v e s ti from 275.00 up. 14 ton to 10 tons. g a te incom e »20,000. - w heeled tr a iler s — car siz e tc 4-U n it A p artm en t h ou se located heavy lo g g in g size. C om p lete stock on M ain St. In O regon C ity, *10,500. used parts. N ew and reb u ilt m otors. 4- room h o u se on la rg e lot, sew er, K P I.S O n CH EV R O LET COM PANY ga s, Incl. g a s cook sto v e , *1800. <th W. W. A D eary A ve. STTnset 910C 2-A. 4-rm . hs. e le ct., g a ra g e, ________ S e a ttle 7. W ash . sp rin g w ater, 4 m i. from Oregon C ity Court H ou se, JJ730. <1CELY P R IN T E D P er so n a l S ta tio n 5- rm. h o u se 5 b locks from elev a to r ery, 100 le tte r heads (c lu b s iz e ) 100 O regon C ity, »3500. en v elo p es to m atch a ll for o n lv »2 25 G BO BQ Z W IC X . B roker postpaid. P a c ific B erv -U -W ell Co. P h on e 7181 ’’• ' v 1011 s * • S an - r x n e t s c o 5 Ca’f f ornla. SIS - 7th O regon C ity, Ore On th e h ill a c r o ss from C ity H all V A N T E D M ap'e hu rls, good q u a lity , 1942 A llis C h alm ers m odel H.D. 14 3Jc per lb. d eliv ered m y yard. Al- 132 H .P . equipped w ith 12 ft. B aker 2*?, 7315 W' a 7 th A ve. h yd rau lic bulldozer. M ill A d d ress P. O. S o t 138«, P led 1942 C h evrolet A rm y dum p truck m oat Sta., P h on e M U 4154. w ith fr o n t m ounted »/Inch v e ry good condition. ¿ lo d e l K A llis C L altrers craw ler BERRY PLANTS 35 H.P. W IX X A M B T IB B A S P B B B B Y Model L A llis C h alm ers cra w ler BO 3X S • P B U IT T 2 B E S - S H 2 U B B 95 H .P. equipped w ith 12 ft. B aker HUT T F I Ï S h yd rau lic bulldozer. A u stin -W e ste rn Koad grader m odel 99m fou r w h eel drive fo u r w h eel Calapooia Berry Form and ste e r in g fu ll hyd rau lic. Nursery Tandem d rive In diana tru ck , H er Bhedd, O regon c u les m otor. B row n -L ip e tr a n sm is sion. T im ken rear a x e ls. New d ie se l driven pum p 8” Intake 10" 1 n" o u tle t 1800 g a llo n s per m in. at WANTED NOWI 1400 RPM a u to m a tic sta r tin g and stop ping. ■ 1 W B 1 B O , T A Y L O B * LATH AM X aaetra WroeM B v e re tt, W a sh in g to n . B A SPBB BBY PLANTS — S ta te Q u a n tity You H ave — VTER PILLA R D iesel g en era to r D- 4600. 371 K .V.A.. 220 v o lts A.C. B u d a-D iesel pow er unit, 100-158 h.p, LLOYD W. BOWERS as is. Bhedd, O regon M illing m achine, B row n A Sharpe, io B r o w n s v ille 1P1B No. 1», w ith v e rtica l head. L igh t p la n ts. A.C. and D.C. m anual and jfull au to m a tic, all m akes, 1-19 HELP WANTED ‘Give me until nest recess to think It over, Alvin. After all, getting engaged is an important step!” NANCY FOR SALE “ You can take the basket off now, G ertrude— w e’re past I t ! ” By Ernie Bushmiller MUTT AND JEFF By Bud Fisher I ’M NERVOUS! v SuREi E R -C A N i SURE.'WHAT | VtoUR FATHER is ) g o IN I SEE CAN I DO A BIG M A N ' AND y o u F o r t F o r Y o u ? ASK DO YOU THINK A MOMENT H IM , HE’LL TAKE IT ALL RIGHT! DARLING' k W LITTLE REG G Y By Margarita E lec tric m otors, a ll siz e s, A.C. and D.C. A lso w ater pu m ps and air com p ress ors. BZ.BCTBIC M OTOBS, In s. 1SSS - 1 st Bo„ B e a ttie 4, W ash . I I 8073 REG’LAR FELLERS By Gene Byrnes A ircraft Output More airplanes were produced during 1944 by the American air craft industry than the total of all aircraft of all types produced In the country from 1903 to Pearl Harbor. MOTORCYCLE R id ers we have In sto ck tires, tu b es, w ool lin ed rid in g In the 38 years of its history prior m itts, rain aprons, rain su its , le a th to 1942, the industry produced an er b elts, lea th er h e lm ets, g o g g le s g en u in e lea th er sad d le bags, and estimated 83,000 airplanes of all m any o th er u se fu l m otorcycle a c c e s types, military and commercial. In sories. 1944 a total of 96,369 military air In dian n o r t h w e s t B ales C om pany planes was produced. *35 B. B. H aw th orn e B lvd. P ortlan d 14, O regon A ircraft Engines h OR HALE— G eneral sto r e and tr a d in g post in T alk eetn a, A lask a. R ich The expansion of aircraft angine fu r and gold m ining d istr ic t. Or A lask a railroad and a irlin e rou tes. production facilities from J< rr. 1940, No com p etition . C on ven ient term s to June, 1944, exceeded air-frame a v ailab le. O perated tw e n ty y ea rs factory expansion by 10 per cent, in w r it e o w n er. B oa 530, A n ch orage A lask a. dicating the pressing need for in ;E G IST E R E D H orned H ereford», y e a r lin g b u lls and c a lv e s. R eg istered H ereford and beef sh orth orn cow s. H ave pu rchased M eyers & Sons herd o f Hereford.». D onald B ltsso h k e , O old tn d als, W ash . CUSH M AN A u to G lid es now a v a ila b le. No p rio rities. W rite for la te s t c a ta lo g s and Inform ation. P r ic e s from *217.50 up. 90 m ile s per gallon. S olve your tra n sp o rta tio n problem w ith a C ushm an a u to glid e. B a y B. O arner, 935 S. W. H a w th o rn s B lvd., P ortlan d 14, O regon. creased engine production following Pearl Harbor. The advent of four- motored bombers and the expanded production of multi-engine types placed a tremendous load on engine production. V itam in Loss While investigating whether glass or tin containers caused the greatest loss of vitamin C in canned vegeta 1DIAN MOTORCYCLE S a le s & S e r v bles, research workers found that ice. P la c e you r order now fo r a 1946 the material used for making the m odel Indian M otorcycle. C om plete stock o f g en u in e Indian p a rts and container had no effect on vitamin C a c ce sso r ies. but the loss was caused by the air In dian N o r th w est B ales C om pany left in the can. The amount of vi 935 S. B. H aw th orn e B lvd. P ortlan d 14, O regon tamin C lost was in proportion to the F IL B E R T T R E E S , B arcelon a, D avl- amount of headspace left unfilled in ana, D u ch illy v a r ie tie s; a lso , C hlt- the container tam trees. P le n ty o f sto c k a v a ila b le for im m ed iate sh ip m en t. C harles W. P o rrest, Coos B ay, O regon. n sle y & Sp eeder g a s sh o v e ls. M otor graders, g a s & d iesel. 5 & 10-ton g a s rollers. Road m achinery A su p p lies. S ervice B qnlp. Co., 300 A urora, Beat- tie , W ash. C A N A R IE S, rollers, bauded, pedigreed. V igorous, h ealth y, free s i n g i n g m ales *15.00 delivered . O sm an A v i aries, 1730 54th A v«., O akland 3, C alifornia. 20,000-CAP. S A W M IL L w ith 150-h. C um m ins d ie se l, 2 g.as d on k eys, t. d. 40 lnt Cat., w ith lasaacor. a n g le dozer, new track, com p overh au led H an ley B ros., A m boy, W ash . R E G IS T E R E D BRO W N S W IS S cow s and h eifers. C a lv es sired by our fin e bull. M cK U O H BBOW W BW IBS PAH M _B nte 1, B ox 108 Y elm , W ash . BROAD B reasted B ronze tu rk ey p ou lts. P ullorum clea n M em bers o f O regon T u r k e y Im p rovem en t A sso c ia tio n . Broad B reasted C la ss ific a tio n . Ken n eth B ills , B L Wo. J, B o x 34, B eban- oa, O regon. ♦9 ACRH8— Ir r ig a te d 1« a. a l f a lf a , Arl «oil. B a la n ce iw.u crop. L a r g e » - room house. O nly »5750. c it y edge. B o a s i , “ ----- ‘------ -------------- Fattening Lambs One help in putting weight on lambs is to keep sheep and lambs free from parasites, especially nodu lar worms and stomach worms. In festation with parasites holds back growth and increases feed costs. Serious losses from parasites can be prevented by providing clean pasture, by the use of phenothiazine, and by taking other precautions. Bath Banishes Bines According to etymologists, the English word "bath” comes indi rectly from a Greek word meaning "to drive sadness from the mind.” Which goes to prove again that the classic Greeks were a modern peo ple and that they knew the full value of bodily cleansing. Bathe frequent ly and thoroughly, and thue "drive sadness from the mind.”