Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, September 12, 1946, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSouthern Oregon News Review, Thursday, September 12, 1946 RA BB ITS & SK IN S W A N T L IV E R A B B IT S 4 lb«, up, rab- bit MkinH, hide«/ wool, m ohair, caH- cara, liv e poultry. R uby k C o m p a n y , FOR SA L E — 32 head purebred A ber deen A n gus c a ttle, c o n sistin g o f 1 reg iste re d bull, 10 cow s, 13 y ea r lin g s. 8 c a lv e s . B ill« L e ig h , R t. Mo, 1, M t. V ern o n , W a sh . 935 8 . W . F r o n t, P o r tla n d , OrttfuA. CROFT E A S T E R LIL Y P la n tin g Stock. L arge b u lb lets $10 per lb. S ta te In sp ected field. 10% w ith or der. D elivery Oct. 1. M ik e R lg lk , FOR SALE R A D IO S ix e s , O reg o n . B R O A D C A S T IN G Announcer», W riter», A c t o r » , A ct r e s s e s are needed now. H undreds w ill be needed for F -M an d T e le - v I h I ob C om plete, atream lln ed cou rse o n ly $25.00 Including te x ts. P ay on ly 110.00, balance upon placem ent. Ktart now ' L in to n J . S a w y e r , R a d io P r o d u c tio n « , D e p t. W U -1 , 603 D ek u m B ld g., P ortlan d 4, Ore. FOR SA LE ( C om p lete Ice cream b u sin ess, m anu fa ctu rin g , w h o le sa lin g and r eta il ing. W ill teach pu rchaser bu»lne»». K ales price, $16,000.00. D id $25,000 g r o ss sale» In 1945. 1— 1945 a u to car g a so lin e tanker. Stock ranches from $2,500 to $90,000. V. L . R o b e r t son , r ea lesta to r, Salm on, Idaho. 116S A C R E S T O C K R A N C H os D iver s ifie d Farm for sa le by ow ner. 120 A. irrigated. 200 A. dry w h ea t land. E le c tr ic ity , 7-rm. hou se, barn, gran ary, hog house, etc. 2-rm . brick sch ool *4 ml., tow n 4 m l. L o ts o f tim b er and w ater. $35,000, term s in reason. L. T. P o w e rs, W allow a, O reg o n ._________________________________ 160 ACRE FARM 17 m ile s e a st o f Addy. Wn. 7-room house, e le c tr ic ity , w a te r In house. D a lly m a il and cream route. School b u ss e s p a ss door. 45 a cres In hay. W rite Mrs. J . A. D a v is, S ta r R o u te, Addy, W ash., or c a ll a t place for in fo r m a tion. R E F R IG E R A T IO N E Q U I P U B N T. S a le s & Service, H om e lockers, bot t le coolers, reach in boxes. M eat c a se s. E veryth in g In r efrigeration . P O R T L A N D R E F R I G E R A T I O N CO., 1516 N. E . E lllln g s w o r t h , P o r tla n d , O reg o n . P h . T R 6644. M IN IN G B U IT M B N T I f Interested In P ro sp ectin g M ills and A m a lg a m a to r s , e tc. G ib so n , 112 M a rk et c ls c o , C a lif. CONCRETE ped w ith sla u g h ter p a stu r e . hou se and W illia m C. M. L O N O CO. P h o n e 4 1 0 -W o r 3 59 A u b u rn , W n . • M O D E R N -G a a e q u ip p e d c o tta g e s and ap ts., 2 sto res, ow n ers hom e. Furn. com plete. Room for more. In com e stan d In vestigation . $16,000 w ill h a n d le. R a lp h R . S to n e , O c e a n w a y , S e a s id e , O reg o n . P O W E R S , W a llo w a , C r t g s n . C A TTLE RANCH, C entral O regon, run 150 to 200 head, 97 a cres fr e e w ater r ig h t, $20,000. C ontact o w n e r , B . S o u th , P r in e v ille , FO R SA L E — W estern red ced ar fen ce p o sts, all siz e s and len g th s. Q uick d e liv e r y by truck or rail. M OENS b W A T K IN S CED AR CO., B onn ers P e r r y , Id a h o . Call B onn ers T erry 241 W._______________________________ 60 AC RES for sa le . Im prov, b u ild in gs. F ru it. W rite A . J . P e te r s o n , O reg o n . W E L L -IM P R O V E D farm o f 640 a.. In W allow a v a lle y . 340 a. tilla b le , 260 a. irrigated . W rite or s e e M ax W ils o n , J o s e p h , O reg o n . GRAD. N U R S E S — Gen. d u ty, 1mm. em p loym en t, p leasan t work, cond., good pay. E lm a G eneral H o sp ita l, E lm a , W a s h in g to n . SH R O P SH IR E R E G IS T E R E D S tu d and Y earlin g R am s. A1 mo 25 r e g is tered E w es and Lam bs. G eorge A rm str o n g , C orvallis, Ore. SPE C IA L 40 N E W Q U O N SET BLDG S., a ll siz e s, now av a ila b le. L e t us s o lv e your b u ild in g problem s. T itan M etal P ro d u cts C o r p o r a t i o n , 1825 N . W . V au ghn , P ortland , O regon, P h. A t w a ter 1339. 324 S U P E R B RO CK H ILL and S trea m lin e E verb earin g Straw b erries 12 p la n ts $1.30; 100, $10.00 postpaid T horn le s s B oysen b errles 75c each L. T. H o p k in s , R eardan, W ash in gton . P h on e 31. BL O C K M A C K IN B 8 M ake • W aterproof t" lig 'it-w e lg h t blocks. Low in cost. E asy to in sta ll. E a sy to operate. U se s a w e t m ix. See It in operation before you buy. F O R SA LE— Meat M arket, fu lly equip acres W r ite W . W . S t., S a n P r a n - M E C H A N I C S and body men. Top w a g e s, good w ork in g cond. H o lid a y s and v a ca tio n s w ith pay. Ph. B B 2231 or w rite T acom a A u to S a les, 723 B roadw ay, T acom a, W ash . N O TES, ACCOUNTS COLLECTED. N a tio n -w id e service. N o co llectio n , no charge A M E R IC A N C R E D IT B U R E A U , F . O. B o x 41 8 , H o q u ia m , W ash. JBUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. G irls, F low er«. Animal«, Birds! Transpar en cies 10 lor $1. 5x7 prints 35c. Home mov- ies. A gents w anted, no Investm ent. Loja P hotosupply, 2uu E . 23, New York City 16. C h e s te r A r k a n sa s . GENUINE CROFT EA STER L IL IE S Planting Stock P er 13 9 S m a ll B u lb le t s ............................1..................... —.......... ......... ..... 5 50.33 M ed iu m B u l b l e t s ....................................................... ............... ........ 100.03 J u m b o B u lb le t s .............................. ~................. — ----- ---------- 150.00 B u lb le t s b y th e p o u n d ............. .......................................... ......... 6.00 3 in c h Y t a r l i n g s ________________________________________ 15 0 .0 0 4 in c h Y e a r lin g s _____ __________________________ ____ — 25 0 .0 0 5 in c h Y e a r l i n g s ..................... 300.00 6 In ch Y e a r lin g s ............................................................................ 350.00 10% D isco u n t on O rders o f $500.00 or More S M A L L Q U A N T IT I E S T O R H O M E G A R D E N U S E 1 d o zen E x t r a L a r g e Y e a r l i n g s ...................................................66.00 d o zen E x t r a L a r g e Y e a r l i n g s ................................................ 3.50 1 d o zen E x t r a L a r g ? B u lb le t s 2.50 IT PA Y S TO BUY ONLY C E R T IF IE D P L A N T IN G STOCK GOLD BEACH BULB COMPANY GOLD B E A C H . OREG O N Safety Hints Do not use any substituta for a standard fuse plug; determine the cause of a blown fuse befor install ing a new one; do not change a fuse until the circuit breaker switch is open. Deposit Expansion In World War I between April, 1917, and December 30, 1918, bank deposits expanded by 5.8 billion dol lars. In World War II bank deposits expanded by 59.5 billions b"tween June 30, 1939, and December 31, 1944. Cut Vegetable Tops Last Brotherly Tap To keep carrots fresh, cut off the j tops before you store them. The 1 In ancient times it was customary same rule holds good for other root I for a victorious army to move over vegetables — beets, turnips, pars the battle fields and as an act of nips, radishes. The leaves draw mercy slit the throats of comrades whose bodies had been pierced by moisture and food from the root. arrows. Agriculture Hazardous Increased Production Agriculture, with more workers Contour-farming sloping land in than any other industry, has a death rate per 100,000 workers of 53; the Illinois in 1945 increased production all-industry rate was 31. Farm resi the equivalent of having 13 per cent dent deaths from accidents in 1945 more land in corn and oats and 15 per cent more in soybeans and were 8 per cent more than in 1944. wheat. Organize Work Holds Vases Homemakers will find it pays to A small piece of modeling clay Set aside 15 minutes each day to or ganize work plans for the day—the will prevent vases, plates or meals, the cleaning activities, some statuettes from sliding or vibrating time to guide the children’s play, a on W’all brackets, wall or window shelves. period of relaxation. Mow Lawns Lawns that are growing well in the spring and summer should be mowed twice monthly to keep growth regular, smooth and vege- tative. Braking Speed With an average driver at the Wheel and traveling over a dry road, it takes a car going 45 miles an i hour four times as long to stop as one going only 20 miles an hour. ! Cotton Gloves Practice Falconry Cotton gloves are washed on the The royal sport of falconry con tinues among perhaps 200 scattered hands in warm water and rich, mild practitioners in the United States suds. Squeeze suds through the fab ric, rinse thoroughly, and roll in today. a towel. Stretch into shape gently. Electrical Manufacturing Lisle Stockings The electrical manufacturing in Cotton stockings are sturdy and do dustry covers about 170 subdivi sions and over 300,000 distinguish not snag easily, but fine lisles should be handled as carefully as silks and able products. rayons. Community Forest Check Mildew The oldest U. S, community forest To discourage mildew growth on was started at Newington, N. H„ in 1710 and has been maintained con floors and woodwork, wipe them with a damp cloth dipped in water and tinuously. a little kerosene. Eyes Use Energy Forest Land It has been estimated that 25 per There are 630 million acres of cent of the body’s energy is used by the eyes in carrying on their forest land in the United States, cl which 196 million acres are p t ; work of seeing. licly owned. Eyes Adjust Selves Speeding Fatal In bright light the cones in the Nearly one-fourth of all drivers retina perform most of the work of seeing. In dim light the rods take fatal accidents in 1944 were chai , with a speed violation. over the job of seeing. Yellow Spot Cultivated Beans The “yellow spot” is a small cen Beans are said to have been first cultivated by Captain Gosnold on tral area of sharpest vision on t f the Elizabeth islands (off the Mas retina of the human eye. sachusetts coast) as early as 1602. Mooney Falls Higher than famed Niagara ; Save Vegetable Juice Cook vegetables in little water and Mooney falls in northern Arizi i do not throw that water down the Havasu canyon. sink. Put it in the soup pot.