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Southern Oregon Miner
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H A B H IT S & S K IN S
L I V E w h ite r a b b its 4 to & I . ba. 24e.
W a n t ra b b it »k in s, p o u ltr y an d veal.
Moby fc Com pany, »38 ». W. F ron t,
P ortland . Oregon.
CROSS
TO W N
BOBBY
SOX
jOc to 48c E A C H paid (o r w h ite I f r y ­
e r)
ra b id i
» k in a
H ig h
te n alo n
stretcher», $1 50 do»., p re p a id S h ip
Bv
KolanJ Coe
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Marty Link«
to S . B. Loca. W arren. Oregon.
HELP W A NTED
SHAFT MINERS
$80 WEEK GUARANTEE
P lu s F ootage Bon uh
Can uae o n ly experien ced
hard rock, a b a ft »Inking men
W rite or T elegrap h
O lO R O B H A T « » at
H olden, W a sh in g to n
FOR SALE
“ I want to transfer to another clasts, Miss Larrabee.
I ’ve taken psychology for two semesters now and
I still don't know how to handle A lv in !"
"W atch your car, m ister?"
ROCK HILL
S traw b erry P la n ts
by Ernie tSushmiller
B IB O o r B V B B B B A B B B »
Produce fu ll crop f ir s t season , a p ­
p ro x im a tely »0 day» a fte r p lan tin g,
u n til fro st, hearing an un lnterrupt
ed su p p ly o f large deep red firm
fin e flavored berries b etter even
than any o f th e aprlng fr u itin g
aorta. It crop s m ore h e a v ily during
the fir s t year than an y oth er kind.
Order N ow for Sp rin g D e liv ery
No. 1 Crown D ivision », P ostp aid
38 r u n t s
»3.78
83 ru n » »
88.00
100 P la n ts
»».75
F or Q u a n tity W rite
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NANCY
BLUE MT. BERRY FARM
p . O. Hon 841, John D ay. O regon
By Bud Fisher
MUTT AND JEFF
JUST 6 0 UP AND TELL SPIKE']
NcfTHiN? when YoueoRl
YOU CAME TO COLLECT THE
THREE BUCKS HE OWES M E \
I ’D <30 MYSELF BUT HE_
DOESN’T
LIKE M E'
A 6A IN .*
I told h im who
I WAS HE THREW HE DON’T
SCARE
ME DOWN THE
STA IR S'
TRY
for
ery,
EG.
kdang
6 0 UP AGAIN
AND INSIST
YOU WANT
M V THREE
-^ B U C K S '
À
BUT I CANT
HIT ANYTHING t
IN THE NOSE
AND GAVE ME
A BLACK EYE/
F IL B E R T S — “Du
C h illy
so fts h e R -’
and pollen ixers. S ta te licen sed nur­
sery stock .
S tro n g 1’ trees, c lu s ­
ters of fib ro u s roots.
P rice 1.00.
Carl J. H en drickson, B t. 1, B atacada,
Oragon.
Vlargarita
LITTLE REGGIE
^AH BUT IN MY CALLERY YOULL
HIT THE BULLS EYE EVERYTIME
HIT the
1A K 6E T
5<
>(0U LA At 7
MISS
s s h m
JITTER
our C h ristie N ew H am psh ire*
b est r esu lts. Su nn y Chin H a tch ­
F ilar, Idaho,
H ereford h ogs, breed so w s, g ilts .
“B E S T CH IC H S” F O B *46
B R E E D E R S cu lled the E a m e sw a y —
blood te sted for p u lloru m — W h ite
L egh orn s — N ew H am ps.
“B e st
C h icks” H a tch ery , B o x 1367, M arys­
v ille , W a s h . _______________ ______
l ?J(HE PUNCHED ME
5 )
BIO BA R G A IN S STO K E, old e s ta b ­
lish ed b u sin e ss. B ig m oney m aker.
In cludes sh oe rep air shop, Selin
e v er y th in g . Good location . P le n ty
sa le a b le goods. O wner retirin g. W on­
d erfu l op p ortu n ity. H urry! B on SOS,
M isso u la . K o n u n a . __________________
/T * —
By Arthur Pointer
FOR SA L E : 12o H ead y o u n g e w e s and
y ea rlin g lam bs, good stock .
A lso
bred H ereford h e ifer s. L e ig h P a ck ­
in g C om pany, M ount T arnon, W a sh ­
in gton .
. _________ __.
U. S. C E R T IF IE D W hite L eghorns
from s ir e s w ith D am s records up to
344 e g g s. U. S. A pproved H ea v ies;
I’arm en ter R eds; N ew H am p sh tres:
W hite R ocks; C ornish -N ew H am p­
sh ire C ross.
A ll pullorum passed.
Standard H a tch ery , In c., W inlock ,
W ash.
k-ALM X C C O uST tK O SY STEM
Is d esign ed so th a t it can be used for
the keeping o f a c co u n ts a s app lied to
the general farm , su ch a s c a ttle or
liv esto ck , grain, d airies, p ou ltry or
truck gardening.
Illu str a te d folder
m ailed on request.
You Ara th e L oser.
If you do not have a record o f all
item s go in g in to the c o st o f produc­
tion. you can not m ake th e proper and
com plete d ed u ction s on your incom e
tax return.
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Standard B ook— $2.00
C olum bia V a lley P rin tin g Co., In c.
110-113 Orondo, W en atch ee, W ash .
BROAD B reasted Bronze turkey pou lts.
P ullorum clean M em bers o f Oregon,
T u r k e y Im provem ent A ssociation .
Broad B reasted C la ssific a tio n K en-
n oih BUI«, B t. B o. 3, B ox 64. L eb an ­
on, Oragon.
2« ACRES for sa le or rent w ith or
w ithou t stock , m achinery. B o x 97,
K annaw lck. W ash in gton .
REDUCE
W ith P h y to la cc a B arry J u ic e T ablet«
C ontains N o H abit F orm in g D ru gs
R ecom m ended by D octors
300 T A B L E T S— $1325
Pacific Medical Supplies
310 P eo p les B ank B ld g.
S e a ttle 1, W a sh in g to n
REG’LAR* FELLERS
By Gene Byrnes
BR O A D -B R E A ST E D breed in g t o m s
and p u lle ts: pu llorum clean; heavy
stock . Order d irect th is ad, w ith
sh ip p in g d irection s. T om s, $14; p u l­
lets. $8.
E a p p y H o llo w T urkey
F arm , B ox 83, C arey, Idaho.
LOCKERS, b o t t l e coolers, reach-ln
boxes, m eal c a se s, new and used,
refr ig e r a tio n equip m ent. T B 6644,
PORTLAND
R E F R IG E R A T IO N
COM PANY, 1516 N. E. B illin g » w o r th ,
P ortlan d . Oregon.
38 A. 36 cleared, good so il, mod. du ­
plex h ou se now vacan t, needs re­
pair. W ater, irrig a tio n , elec. T h is
is prioed to se ll. Y . H. Jam ieson ,
T routdale, Oregon.
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A. good soil, 300 ft. chick en or
brooder house w ith aut. vent, s y s ­
tem . 5-rooin mod. house.
P riced
righ t. V. H. Jam ieson , T routdale,
Oregon.
REG.
VIRGIL
B y L en K leis
A lrd a le
p u p s.
T routdale, O regon.
V. B .
J a m ie s o n ,
«PFC 1A L
LIVESTO CK W A N T E D
E. M ACKIN, T el. T acom a. MA 3565.
B t. 4, B ox 374, F u y a lln p , W a sh in g ­
ton.
For Y o u W h o C o lle c t
A N T IQ U E S
A n a tio n -w id e p u b lication , p u b lish ed
m onth ly, c o n ta in in g e d u c a tio n a l and
In form ative lite ra tu re on A n tiq ue».
D evoted to th e Sale and P u rch a se o f
ntb tues— A M UST FO H T H E CO L­
LECTOR!
To receiv e th is p u b lica tio n m o n th ly ,
aend
.80— 1 yr. su h sc r lp tlo a (3rd c la s s )
81.03— 3 yr. aub aerlptlon (3rd e la e e )
(1.00— 1 yr. au b acrlp tloa f l a t olaaa)
83.00— 1 yr. su b scr ip tio n (A ir M ull)
(A ir Mall moat p ractical to W est
Count Huhacrlberal)
The SPINNING WHEEL
1434 B . B. 87th Avanna
P ortlan d 13, O regon
Carolyn
F ish, W e st C oast
A gen t
B A T T E R IE S— Brooder, brolier, d e v e l­
oper, fin ish in g 4 in one. B e st b at­
tery bu ilt. Im m ediate d e liv e r y . B a g ­
g e rt M fg. Co., B t. 3, B ox 83, O regon
C ity, O regon, 4 m iles ou t R edland
road
IF YOU OW N property In or near
P ortland and no longer have an y
personal u se for It, w h y not »ell
w h ile prices are the h ig h e st In the
h isto ry o f real e sta te We w ill be
glad to ap p raise or s e ll hom es, c ity
or suburban, d u p lexes, a p a r tn e n t
hou ses, or other Income p rope-ty.
W rite to. B o s s L ofgr«n, R ealtor,
416 B a n ry B ldg., P ortlan d 4, Oragon.
P hone B B 318».
278 AC RES a ll in c u ltiv a tio n . Modern
bu ild in gs. lt.F .D . E le c tr ic ity . Rock
roads. P hone. W rite for price and
term s. (O w ner) ». W. H a m ill, Oraan-
craak, Idaho.
TO SE L L N ew Sp rin g Line— C A D
d resses. L in gerie A H ose, la r g e st
line In d irect se llin g . Set free.
W r its 348 B . Bth. H illsboro, Oragon.
D R UG STO RE, bu ild in g now a v a ila b le
for rent in U m atilla, th e f a s t e s t
g r o w in g ea ster n O regon tow n . D r u g ­
sto r e u r g e n tly needed. F o r le a se se e
C. r . (Folds. U m atilla, Oregon.
Immense Cost of Fire»
Losses from Are, "the scarlet ter­
ror.” cost Americans during the first
six months of 1945 more than eight
times as much as they spent all last
year on the legislative branch of
their government, which includes
congress, the botanical gardens, the
library of congress and the govern­
ment printing office.
Kills Slowly
In demonstrations of spraying
DDT in dairy barns, entomologists
have found that the insecticide re­
mained effective for six weeks to
three months but killed the flies
slowly. Flies receive a lethal dose
in crawling across sprayed areas.
Quiet Wanted
Minneapolis city council Is to con­
sider requiring trucks and motor­
cycles to equip with “muffler» that
muffle.” It is estimated that city
hall business is held up and delayed
a total of one to two hours every
day because of noisy motors.
Eagar Cane
When a sugar plantation is on fire
that need not mean a total crop loss.
O n l i n e sugarcane plantations the
crop is burned before it is harvested.
This removes heavy useless leaves
but docs not harm the juice-filled
stalks.
Big Eyes
The whale has the largest eye
among animals, with an eye in $ome
species as big as a grapefruit. On
land the largest eye is found in the
ostrich. Largest eye in any land
mammal is that of a horse.
Hog Sanitation Pay»
Studies have shown that a pig
weighs 23 pounds more at four
months cf age when raised under the
sanitation system than a pig raised
in an old hog lot.
Optic Messages
Messages from the eye to the
brain travel over the optic nerve at
the rate of about 200 feet per second.
The visual center is located at the
back of the brain.
Oldest Experimental Plots
The Morrow plots on the campus
of the University of Illinois are
America's oldest soil experiment
field. They were established in
1876.
Shortening Recipe
Seven-eighths of a cup of lard,
oils, or home-rendered fats provides
the same shortening power as one
cup of butter or margarine.
Digestive Process
Food in process of digestion is
moved through the stomach and in­
testines by wavelike contractions of
these organs.
Heart Disease
Heart disease causes more deaths
today than any other disease. The
reason for this is that people are
living longer.
B etter H ealth !
B etter F a rm P rofit!
SILENT SAM
W EST IN G H O U SE
ST E R IL A M P S
k ill disease-carrying bacteria and virus I Used
n a t i o n a l l y in homes, schools and offices.
Reduces colds and contagious diseases. Reduces
m ortality rates 40% and more in poultry and
turkey raising! Used by modern dairies to reduce
bacteria count! More than 500,000 in use today 1
W rite now for details— No obligation!
PACIFIC ULTRAVIOLET COMPANY
1101 M oLonghU n B lv d .
M ilw au k ie B ranch
P ortlan d 3, O regon
319 C olem an B ld g.
811 P lr e t A ven u e
«ea ttle 4, W ashington