Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, May 9, 1946
Classified Department
FOR SALE
SEEDS, PLANTS. ETC.
T e m e te , C ab b a g e . O e le a . C e le ry p lan ts
also onion saed. Send (o r c a ta lo g . L a k e
M e ed r i s a i F a r m s , O v e r le a , N e v a d a .
TO RENT OR LEASE
America Gets a Lift
In Morale
F a r m , Lease e r Shares
-G d . Im p . 480 A . d ry
12 m l. M in id o k .i.
Id a . C . H u a i, 2X00 R . C a ifa s , D e a v e r , C ala.
RABBITS & SKINS
The OPA has taken price con
trols off hammocks, fly swatters,
decorative sofa pillows, pocket
knives and thermometers among
other things. This means a terrific
boost to American morale.
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The news that hammocks and fly
swatters are now within the reach
of all is alone enough to lift a heavy
feeling from the hearts of the peo
ple. These two articles open the
way to comfort and peace of mind
unknown since Pearl Harbor.
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"H ead in' The M arket Reports I see. I Happen T'H e in
U»e M arket Fur a Good Used Car, M yself."
I see you’re having your own reconversion p roblem !"
NANCY
By Ernie Bushmiller
M UTT AND JEFF
By Bud Fisher
LITTLE REGGIE
By Margarita
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JITTER
REG’LAR FELLERS
23c to 55c EACH paid for w h its ( f r y .
er) rabbit akin«. A ll tim e record
high . F ree b u tch erin g In stru ction s.
.Ship to B. R. Luca, W arren, O regon.
3'4x3»A S E L F con tain ed , H arris Ice M a
chine, good con d ition 1450, on dock.
M. V aughn, 147 B. 8th St., C orval-
Us, Ora.
F A R M E R », CONTRACTORS A N D
TRACTOR O W N E R S, A T T E N T IO N !
N ew s t a n d a r d rotary scraper«
(T u m b le b u g », Im m ediate d e liv e r y In
Seattle.
8 cubic ft. scrap er
............... .H IT
12 cu b ic f t. scrap er ......
3124
IS cubic f t . scraper .........................113!»
D E A L E R S. IN Q U IR E R S IN V IT E D .
PACIFIC XOZST fc D 1R R IC X CO ,
3200 4th A ra. S., S e a ttle W ash..
XL 1360.
ST R A W B E R R Y P lan t« — E verb earin g
Gem, 100— 32.50; 500— 310; 100— 31*
M ontana P r o g r e ssiv e , new variety
o f everb earin g stra w b erry . H eavy
bearer o f large, sw e e t berries, 100—
35. A ll p la n ts fr esh dug. No. 1 large
Prepaid M arlon M cH eal, H am ilton ,
M ontana.
108 AC RES R IV E R BOTTOM, F E N C
ED. N ehalem valley', scen ic; 8-rm ,
S p an ish mod. hom e. 12 y rs. old; 2 sm .
hom es, barns, silo s, fr. fu e l, f i s h
ing; 115 a. m eadow , bal. p astu re,
pulp wood; Idl. dude ranch or high
breeding pu rp oses. W orth in v e st.
TR 8090. D A B FLOOD, 4840 San dy,
P ortlan d , Ora.
200 A. on c o a st, b orderin g on A lse a
B ay. Approx. 75 a. peat so il, excel,
for truck gard. or dairy. 70 a. h as
been in crop. 24 cow s, 14 c a lv e s,
T-20 T ractractor, 7 -ft. tandem disk ,
2-bot. 16" plow , lim e spreader. 315,-
000 down, bal. term s. O. O akland,
W aldport, Ore.
T H E N O R T H W E ST S C H O O L O F
P L A ST IC S now h as op en in g for a
lim ited num ber o f stu d e n ts. W rite
Im m ediately fo r e a rly en rollm en t.
6042 S. B. D iv isio n . P ortlan d , Ore.
W ELL b u ilt 7-room hou se, n ot m od
ern. 6 lo ts, g r a v ity sp rin g w ater,
e le c tr ic ity , fru it, b e r r i e s , law n,
flo w e rs, garden, ch ick en house, cow
shed, and oth er out bu ild in gs. On
C ow litz
R iver,
fish in g .
hu nting,
m ills, lo g g in g cam p s clo se, P.O..
sto res, b u sses, 300 yards. 33500 cash
fu rn ish ed .
E. H ad ley,
M ayfield ,
W ash.
OPA freed the hammocks only a
few days ago, and already the kick
ing and squawking that has made M AKE your Own C oncrete B lock s.
us unhappy ever since the end of
N e w ly paten ted , fa s t, in e x p e n siv e
block m achine an yon e can u se. A v a il
the war has declined 54 per cent.
able
im m ed iately. S a l e s m e n and
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a g e n ts w an ted in th is lo ca lity . C. H .
Hdgar,
708 B a st M orton, T acom a 4,
It’s the most humanizing act of
W ash in g to n .
the Truman administration.
The
R E F R IG E R A T IO N E Q U I P M E N T.
world looks lovelier.
S a le s & S ervice, H om e lockers, b ot
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tle coolers, reach in boxes. M eat
cases. E v e ry th in g in r efrigeration .
F O B T L A H D R E P R Z G E R A T IO B CO.,
1516 B . B . X llU n g sw o r th , P ortlan d ,
O regon. Ph. TP
If Fighting Men Did It
The U. N. Way
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Here is a nation, nervous, morose
and apprehensive, under the har-
assments and confusions of recon
version with all its chaos and be-
fuddlements . . . and suddenly it
finds it can get hammocks and fiy
swatters! The lift is tremendous.
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And when you throw in a decora
tive sofa pillow and a whittjing knife,
hoy, you are guilding the lily.
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This release of hammocks, fly
swatters, etc., may become the
smartest move the Truman admin
istration has made so far. It may
mean that the tide against the
Democrats has not only been
checked but turned the other way.
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Millions of Americans are forever
emphasizing the part axes, picks,
shovels, buffalo guns, surveyors’ im
plements, pack mules and covered
wagons have played in building the
nation. But the part played by ham
mocks, fly swatters’ and whittling
knives has been overlooked.
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Nearly all epic performances are
the result of someone’s dream. And
the great dreamers have been ham
mock and fly swatter boys.
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LIV E w hite rab b its 4 to & Lbs. 14c.
Want rabbit sk in s, pou ltry and veal.
Ruby * Com pany, 935 I . W. F ron t,
P ortland , O regon.
By Arthur Pointer
By Gene Byrnes
General — Captain, the objective
Is a town just beyond the mountain.
You must cross three rivers before
you reach the mountain. Prepare
your men for an immediate offen
sive.
Captain— 1 object to this proposal
at this time and ask a postponement
for two weeks.
General—Your suggestion is im
proper at this time. Execute the at
tack at once!
Captain—Is that your final decree
in this matter?
General—Positively.
Captain—Then I walk out!
(He walks»
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G. 1.—May I have the floor?
General—-To what purpose does
the gentleman rise?
G. I.—I want to ask a vote'on
the validity of this attack.
General—The gentleman is out
of order.
G. I.—I take an exception to this
ruling, and I reserve the right to
see my lawyer.
Another G. I . —1 move that the
battle be deferred until July 6
Sergeant (rather confused» — But
suppose the enemy is out of the
position by that time?
G. I.—We can wait!
THE NATIONAL GAME
Ima Dodo assumes that in Mex
ico the cry at the opening of a
baseball game is "Play bull!”
PresidentTruman has received
free passes to ball games in both
big leagues.
Now it becomes
more certain than ever that the
Big Three meetings will have to
wait until next winter.
HA’Kfc A \ l i IHh.HE
You'll never cues.« uho are l»hn
Kierun’s favorite movie stars. . . . Kate
Hepburn anil the cartoon-strip celery-
chewing rabbit! . . . Beautiful reading:
Th‘ Autobiography of William Allen
If hite,' us witness this concerning a
childhood sweetheart. . . . “/ can see
Agnes Reilly vet in all hei loveliness
and heat her voice. I remember going
bashfully to the spring wagon when she
climbed in with her family Io go home.
And as the horses fogged away and the
spring-wagon faded into the night I
stood there watching her out of sight.
Nearly every Sunday I hired a horse
and buggy and went to see her; 'ife
was ns lovely as the picture on a cigar
box.”
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Ima Dodo attributes her popular
ity to the fact she has never
crossed a nylon line.
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it is now possible to print a fac
simile newspaper on a radio set.
This heralds the era when a sub
scriber may squawk, "I didn't like
last night's edition; the features
seemed to be suffering from bulb
trouble.”
And the announcement, "Owing
to the broadcast of a special fea
ture at this time your paper will
be cancelled until tomorrow.”
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B A I T CHICKS
Be prepared for exp ected high egg
and p ou ltry p rices th is fa ll. O urs
are bred -to-p ay liv a b le ch ick s. W rite
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J . S. C E R T IF IE D P U L L O R U M Clean
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ery. A h igh produ ction la rg e e g g
str a in d irect from th is fa m o u s breed
ing farm a t rea so n a b le prices. H a n
sen 's L eg h o rn C ity, P u y a llu p , W a sh
in gton .
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