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BACK I FI< *K' Due to illn ess, Pure
Groft » tr a in E aster L llv Bulbs.
F in est stock N oth in g w ithheld, a lso
bulb land. W rite. E lm er W. R eim -
che, P. O. B ox 383, A rcata, CaUf.
W att. 22 V e.t I«. ■, l'l.m f, W ind-
charger w ith w ind m ill tow er; 2 s e t s
h eavy d u ty b atteries, one new, on«
a lm o st new; good shape. B a tte ries
c o s t 3614. All for 3425 Elm er H ouck,
H arrington, W ash in gton.
P O L L E D M ILK ING SH O RTH O R NS,
c la ssifie d , a lw a y s-o n -test. Stock for
sale. 2 m ile s w est on h igh w ay 30.
’/» m ile north. R ichard V. K eim k
Sons, Nam pa, Idaho.
B E E R E Q U IP M E N T
B e a u tifu l 3 & 4 K eg. A ll sta in le ss
ste e l B eer C abinets. TR. 6644. E very
th in g In R efrigeration .
P ortlan d R e frig e ra tio n Co.
IS IS N. B. K lllln g ew o rth Bt.
‘The way we stay home night after night it’s no won­
der our electric bill is so high!”
NANCY
By Ernie Bushmiller
E X C E L L E K T D A IR Y FARM
P in« Reaonrce« fo r an Id eal
HOME. RESO R T or D U D E RANCH
C en trally located on P a c ific H ig h w a y
53 betw een T acom a and O lym pia,
W ash . O ver 2000 acres. Som e o f the
fin e s t a g ricu ltu ra l b o t t o m
land.
R u illn g s alon e c o st over J 100,000.
A bundance pure a r tesia n w ell w ater.
Good drainage sy stem . P rise 3330,-
000; term s. W ill con sid er d iv id in g
Into 2 or 3 parcels. E qu ipm ent and
sto c k (in c lu d in g 500 head o f m ilch
c o w s) m ay be purchased w ith the
farm if desired.
C. D. C 5IH T O S , 303 M arion B ld g.
» « a ttle 4, W ash.
MA. 0040
U Y O W NER, 3 u n its new lrrig. land
c en tral O regon; f e d e r a l pro).;
term s. Cecil Y oungatrom , 2665 Ar­
nold W ay, C orvallis.
I'l EL, b u sin e ss on coast, ow ned. Good
w ood su p p ly, 50c per cord. E lec tric
a u to m a tic sa w and bunkers in a
40,000 sa w m ill. 2 m i. from tow n on
h ig h w a y , 33000. G len C. S m ith, box
474, F loren ce, Or.
G ERM AN E n g lish poin ters, E n g lish
IrlKh se tte r s, cock ers, sp rin ger sp a n ­
ie ls. I’ups to train ed dogs. 10c for
lis t and p h otos.
F n r ch t K en n els,
G ooding, Idaho.
G EO R G IAN H O TEL, S ea ttle, W ash.
On 4th A ve. b etw een P ike and U n ­
ion. In the h eart o f th e dow ntow n
sh op p in g d istr ic t. R eason ab le r a tes
w ith cou rteou s se r v ic e. Under new
m anagem en t.
L O R E , teach er o f photograph c olorin g
b eginn er and advan ced c la s se s, com ­
p le te 12-lesson course. 350. BR . 1877
319 S. W. Oak.
23 R E G IS T E R E D C orridale e w e s and
1 buck, $30 apiece. One J e r se y cow ,
4 y rs. old 3250. 1 G uern sey cow , 3
y r s. old 3150. W rite Tom B. Sparks,
N ew b erg, Or., rt. 1, box 68, or ca ll
N ew b erg 22PS25.
M A IL O R D ER D O LL R E P A IR —M ail
to B eard en ’s D o ll H o sp ita l, E 26
3d A ve., Spokane 10, W ash . W e m ail
b ack c.o.d.
P R E C U T ST E E L B U IL D IN G S
20 x54’ or oth er variab le sizes, Includ-
in g a ll m aterial to o ls & d irection s
f o r g e t t i n g up. Crated for sh ip m en t
91275.
M AX O LSEN MOTOR POOL
2C20 6th A vevnu e, S e a ttle
BL 7310
CHOICE C A N A R Y S in g ers and F e ­
m a les. P a ra k eets and Zebra F in ch es.
A R C A D IA F L O R A L SH O F, B ox 364,
N ew p ort, O regon.
R E G IS T E R E D ANGORAS. H igh q u al-
ity, h eavy sh earing. R eason able price.
S ilv er C rest Farm , S u b lim ity, Ore.
RAISE ANGORAS! Here's your c'
to im prove your herd, or g e t s t a r t ­
ed in p ro fita b le w ool farm ing. I am
m ovin g and liq u id a tin g over 200
head o f pedigreed A m erican & E n g ­
lish A ngoras. A lso 50 N ew Zealand
W h ites. 20% o f f on all prices, m ore
on a large order. W rite M. R. O tten,
3405 Cherry A venue, Salem , Oregon.
SA LEM — 100 a. choice farm , ju s t pu t
on m arket. D airy or cash crops, e x ­
c e lle n t s o il and bld gs., 68 a. cu lt!.,
w ill grow a n y th in g, irrlg., part riv er
bottom , la rg e barn, mod. 7 room
hse.. dbl. plum bing, w ired for elec,
range, Saletp sch. bus, m achinery.
324,500. Owner, R t. 1, B ox 278, 8 mU
from Salem on S alem -D ayton hw y.
696-ACItE Sheep Ranch, Southern O re­
gon, in heart o f tim ber in d u stry. 3
ml. from tow n. Sp rin gs. Good p a s­
ture. 70 acres tillab le. 6-rm. and 2«
rm . h ou ses, fa m ily orch., 2 creek s,
2 m illion ft. o f sa w tim ber. F in e
stan d o f m arketable oak. T im ber
w ill p ay fo r ranch. 320,000. B t. 2,
B ox 69, T igard, Oregon.
FO R SA L E — My reg iste re d J e r s e y
herd o f 10 cow s, 5-yr. old herd sir’«
and 4 y o u n g h eifers P la n k s J e r se y
D airy, M rs. H. L. P lan k , Ju n ctio n
C ity, O regon, R t. 2.
O NE H U N D R E D F IV E a c r e s , rich
bottom land, s ix ty cleared, fa ir
hou se, barn; b ea u tifu l fo o th ill v a l­
le y betw een Mt. R ainier, Adam s. N o
fo g s. U nable to operate. P rice 317.-
000. M. P . K erivan, R andle, W ash .
B ear, W o lf D ogs — R e g ister e d
R edbones, sta rted dogs. Som e blood­
hound cross. H . B. M iller, M olalla.
Oregon.
W A N T TO B U Y — A ll k in d s o f A ccord-
lan s, top prices paid. W rite or send
to A m erican M usic Com pany, 609
_M ain St., V ancouver, W ash in gton .
Easier Lily Bulbs
Larg-e B u lb leta $8 per pound
Som e Yearling- Stock
COLLIB F U F S
Cold and w h ite w ith A.K.C. papers,
350.00. W rite M rs. V ir g il Luebber,
—outo 5, W enatchee, W ash in gton .
JU N K T IB E S W A N T E D
c en t per lb. d elivered here. A ny
q u a n tity .
B U S S A K R U B B E R CO.
5505 1 st A ve. South
S e a ttle, W ash in gton
FO R SA LE— Modern house, 6 room s,
oak flo o rs and fu ll basem ent. 36000.
T allle Bears, C olville, W ashington.
Choice Planting Stock
Croft and Slocum Ace
120 AC.. 42 AC. irrlg., p ity , w tr., past.,
hay, fam . orch.; ideal turk. or d airy
ranch; new hse., bsm t., elec., bath;
barn, gar., other sm l. bldgs. Nr. Mc­
N a r y Dam S ite; 315,000. 37,500 dn.
F . S eellger, H erm iston , Oregon.
ti
COWS W A N TED
L arge T ype H olstein Springers. 3 to
6 w eek s from c a lv in g Top prices
for top cow s. C. F lem in g, R t. 1, B ox
1535, P ortland 16, Oregon. Phone
SU 478C.
Kenyon Davidson
L arge B u lb le ts...^ ........$5 per pound
4 ” Y e a r lin g s----------------------- 15c aacb
5” Y e a r lin g s....... .......................20c each
6” Y e a r lin g s...............................25c each
20% D e p o sit w ith Order
10% Discount on $300
or More
K. H. PICKENS
• 8 5 N o. 17th S tr e e t
HELP WANTED—MEN
STICKER HAND—DETAIL WORK
CABINET M AKERS. WINDOW FRAM E
CUTTER AND NAILERS.
SH IPPIN G CLERK FOR MILLWORK
M ust be E x p erienced . Good P a y .
Steady and O vertim e. Union Cond.
PORTM AN’S MILL & CABINET SHOP
215 Bay Shore Blvd..
San F ran cisco, Cal.
A Tw ater Í5S»
SPECIAL
Old Snapshots, Portraits, T intypes
Enlarged and
QQ
Framed
■JRJ.OO
X m a s card s m ads fro m a>n qq
you r fa v o r ita film — 20 d > o .3 o
H ARD Y
215 V . E . 100th A ve. P ortland , Ore.
HOME FURNISHINGS & APPLI.
AUTOMATIC SIDE-ARM w a ter h eaters.
F its any size tank, ea sily installed. Guar-
an teed . Ask your dealer or write
E . J. DeSEM PLE & CO.
P ortland 1-1, Oregon
Phone LA. 7576
N a t’l Make P ress. Cook. 4 qt. $13.95. 24 pc.
silv erw a re $15.95 incl. ch est. 10 yr. gu¿.r.
9 pc. Alum, set $19.95. postp. Send M.O. to
H ou sew are’s Inc. 625 NW. Couch, Port*
land 9, Ore.
INSTRUCTION
D aily Control Record System (copyright)
W orld’s Most Complete D aily R ecord. Sim ­
p le. easy-to-keep. 12 Monthly Record Books
■with instructions only $18.95. Sample Book
$2.00 Postpaid. Cash with Order. P R IE B E
SYSTEM S CO., Box 90, K earney, N ebr.
REAL ESTATE—BUS. PROP.
R est Home or Dude Ranch. 40 a. on
p aved road two m iles from St. H elens,
v-ith creek, good w ell, orchard, barn
Slaughter house. Large well-built, plas-»
tered 12-rm. house, full cem ent basem ent,
furn.- w ire for elect, range. P rice $15.000;
$7,500 down. Jordan’s, St. H elen, Orcg«
Non-Rabbit
Naturalists classify the jack rab­
bit as a hare.
Growth on Wool
Sponging may remove a light sur­
face mildew growth on wool.
Pastures Infectious
Pastures and feed lots are pri-
mary sources of worm infestation
in animals.
Barbed Wire
Barbed wire fence was first de­
veloped and manufactured in De-
Kalb, 111., in 1874.
SPECIAL
Genuine Diamond Rings
• S a v e 35% to 60 •/,
Our b ig b u y in g p o w ­
er to n n r ed e e m e d
p led g es en ab les u s to
o ffe r F lu e D ia m o n d ,
a t prices fa r l e s s
th a n y o u c a n bny
an yw h ere. W e gu ar­
a n te e C om plete S a tisfa c tio n or your
M oney B ack! Send to d a y fo r a free
l is t o f F in e D iam ond s.
S p ecial
C h ristm as V alu es. H u n d r e d , o f
B e a u tifu l G em s free fo r in sp ection
and appralsaL
American Loan Company
609 M ain St.
D sp t.
V ancouver, W ash in gton
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Stone Fleet
Aiming to close the channels of
southern harbors to blockade-run­
ners during the Civil war, the navy
department purchased small sailing
vessels loaded with stone and
sank them at southern harbor en­
trances. On November 18, 1861,
three were sunk at Ochracoke In­
let, N. C. ; 16 were sunk in the main
entrance to Charleston harbor on
December 20, 1861, and 20 were
sunk in another entrance to Charles­
ton harbor, called Maffit’s channel,
on January 26, 1862. Nothing was
accomplished by this strategy, how­
ever, as marine worms ate the
ships’ timbers and the stones sank
in the mud.
Electric Whip for Lions
Electrical novelties were common
as far back as the 1880s. A German
lion trainer of that age kept his ani-
l mals in line with an electric whip.
Of twisted wire with a switch in
the handle, it was connected to a
charged metallic plate in the cage
floor. A
Hanging Furs
Use a sturdy hanger for furs to
mold the shoulders. The most queen­
ly furs can be reduced to dowdy
appearance by tossing them care­
lessly over chair backs. And don’t
crowd furs into a warm, crowded
closet, since they’ll dry out, crust
and mat.
Gathering Eggs
Eggs should be gathered at least
two or three times a day during
hot weather in wire baskets to in­
sure rapid cooling. Eggs in wire
baskets will cool within five hours,
while those in galvanized pails
require nine hours.
Soak Tans
When pans are soaked, they are
usually easy to wash, but when food
is permitted to dry and harden
on them, washing is a problem.
Make it part of your routine to fill
pots and pans with clear water im­
mediately after using.
Bigger Farm s
While there were about 200,000
fewer farm s in 1945 than in 1940,
land In farms was about 88,000,000
acres greater in 1945, and harvest­
ed cropland was about 22 million
acres greater in 1945.
Railroad Worm
Railroad worm is the principal
pest that blocks the efforts of homo
orchardists to raise good apples.
All near-by neglected or wild rn-
ple trees, and all windfall apples
should be destroyed.