Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, October 31, 1946, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSouthern Oregon News Review, Thursday, October 31, 1946 4 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT MISCELLANEOUS RABBITS & SKINS ___ W ANT U V E B A B B IT S 4 lbs. up, rab bit akin», hid es, w ool, m ohair, c a s cara, liv e p ou ltry. K u b y k Com pany, »35 8. W. F ron t, F o r tlsa d , Oraron. FOR SALE R E F R IG E R A T IO N E Q U I P M E N T . Hale« * S ervice, Horn« lock ers, bot t le cooler«, reach in boxes. M eat c a se s. E v e ry th in g in refrigeration . FORTLAW D R E F R IG E R A T IO N CO., 1510 N. X. K lllln g sw o r th , F o r tlsa d , O ragon. Ph. TK 0644. B E E R E Q U IP M E N T B e a u tifu l 3 * 4 K eg. A ll s ta in le s s ste e l B eer C ab in ets. T R . 6644. E v e ry th in g in R e frig era tio n . P ortlan d R e frig e ra tio n Co. 1516 N . X. X llU n g sw o r th St. By Ernie Bushmiller NANCY ▲ I FEEL SO PEPPY SINCE I'VE BEEN UP HERE ON THE y -i FARM j ----------- I WON'T NEED MV VITAMIN , PILLS ANŸAAORE IL L DUMP \ THEM INTO J I THE L A K E ) —V— “I - í MUTT AND JEFF NATIVE WII.B NLITg, walnuts, hickory nuts, p ecan s, popcorn. Write for price liat. K i a u a P r o d u ce C e ., C e ffe r v ille . K a so a o . SA C R IFIC E ! D ue to illn e s s . P u rs C roft Strain E a ste r D lly Bulba. F in e s t stock . N o th in g w ith h eld , a lso bulb land. W rite. X lm ar W. R alm - cha, F . O. Xox 383, A rcata, C alif. ISO W att. 82 V olt D elco P la n t, W ind - ch arger w ith w in d m ill tow er; 2 aeta h eavy d u ty b a tte rie s, one new , one a lm o st new : good sh ape. B a tte ries c o st 1614. A ll for 1425. XBnar X on ck , K arrln gton , W ash in gton . FARMS AND RANCHES 100 to 300 lb. A nvlia, s t e e l & c a s t w eld ers, W e l d i n g Dead, S tin g e r s Cable. B lock s, L o g g in g Equipm ent, U sed L ocom otive H ells, D rag S aw s, P la te s * Stru ctu ral«. X . B lo ch fc C om pany 1230 1 st Bo. S e a ttle, W ash . 120 AC.. 42 AC. lrrlg., p ity , w tr., p ast., hay. fam . orch .; id ea l turk. or d airy ranch; n ew hse., b sm t., elec., bath; barn, gar., o th e r sm l. b ld gs. N r. Mc N a r y Dam S ite ; 115,000. 67,500 dn. F . S s s llg s r , H er m isto n , O regon. C EM EN T BLOCK m ach in ery for s a lk 3 m o n th s old. C o n sists o f sk ip h o ist, 7-cu. ft. paddle m ixer, cem en t b lock m achine, p a lle ts . E a s i l y m oved. P riced righ t. F . O. B ox 486, M ed fo rd , O regon. 196-ACRK Sh eep R an ch . S ou thern O re gon. In heart o f tim b er Industry. 2 m l. from tow n. S p rin gs. Good p a s ture. 70 a c r e s tilla b 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 sta n d o f m a rk eta b le oak. Tim ber w ill pay for ranch. 120,000. R t. 2, B o x 69, T igard , O regon. N E W & U S E D TRACTO RS, D ozers, Know B lad es, P ow er C ontrol U n its, S h o v els. C ranes, T ruck E n g in es, R ear E nds, P u m p s, In d n stria l & F arm T ra cto rs. T ruck w in ch es and hundreds o f oth er M isc. Item s. IM M E D IA T E D E L IV E R Y . _____ P A C IFIC TRA CTO R k E Q U IP M E N T S I X H U N D R E D A C R E S In Sub Sec tion. One hundred a c r e s fo r crop. F iv e hundred a c r e s grazin g. 110,000 cash , or term s. BI w in H u g h es, B o x 710, B e lle v u e , Id aho. W IL L A M E T T E ~ V A L I. E Y - STOCK R A NCH , 60S a cres, 75 a. In cu lt. M odern hou se, barn, abu nd ant sp rin g w a te r fo r h o u se and sto ck , e le c tr ic ity , fr u it & n u ts, som e m ark et able tim ber, fen ced , seeded to sm a ll grain . 120,000, 811,000 dow n, bal. e a sy term s. F or sa le by J. E. X step , R e a lto r, L ebanon, O regon. DOGS. CATS. PETS, ETC. N E W FA R M B U IL D IN G S N e w A rm y S u rp lu s corru gated m eta l b u ild in g s 54 fe e t lo n g 20 or 26 fe e t w ide. E a s ily e rected b y tw o m en In th ree d a y s. Fram e, w ooden con str u c tio n , bolted th rou gh ou t. V ty p e roof. 13 fo o t in sid e clearan ce, no In side p o sts. H a s 10 fo o t sid e w a ll. K very piece p re-cu t and num bered. AU n a ils, n u ts, b olts, w a sh e r s and b lu ep rin ts su pp lied. <'rated fo r Im m ed iate d e liv e r y . 1800 FO B P o r t land. S m all ch arge fo r d e liv e r y to your door. RO SE C ITY M OTORS, 4725 N. X. U n ion A ven n e, P o rtla n d , O regon. T R 2540. SPECIAL CO LLIE P U P S G old and w h ite w ith A.K.C. papers. 650.00. W rite M rs. V ir g il Lnebher, R o u te 5, W en atch ee, W ash in g to n . CHOICE C A N A R Y S in g ers and F e m ales. P a ra k ee ts and Zebra F in ch es. A R C A D IA F L O R A L SH O P, B o x 364, N ew p ort, O regon. WANTED TO BUY H J U N K T IR E S W A N T E D cen t per lb. d elivered here. A ny q u a n tity . R U S S A X R U B B E R CO. 5505 1 st A ve. S ou th S e a ttle , W a sh in g to n COWS W A N T E D L a rg e T yp e H o ls te in Sp rin gers. 3 to 6 w e ek s fro m c a lv in g . Top p r ice s fo r top cow s. C. F le m in g , R t. 1, B o x 1535, P o rtla n d 10, O regon. P h on e S o 478B. Genuine Diamond Rings S a v e 35% to 60 % Our M g b u y in g p o w er to u n r e d e e m e d p le d g e s en a b les u s to o ffe r F in e D iam ond s a t p rices fa r l e s s th a n y o n c a n bn y an yw h ere. W e g u a r a n te e C om plete S a tisfa c tio n or y o u M oney B ack ! Send to d a y fo r a free l is t o f F in e D iam on d s. S p ecial C h ristm as V a ln es. H u n dr e d ■ of B e a u t i f u l G em s free fo r In sp ection American Loan Company 609 M ain S t. D ep t. J V an cou ver, W a sh in g to n W A N T TO B U Y — A ll k in d s o f A ccord - la n s, top p rices paid. W r ite or sen d to A m erican M usio C om pany, 609 M ain St., V an con ver, W a sh in g to n . SPECIAL Old S n a p sh o ts, P o r tr a its , T in ty p e s “ “ F ilm e d ’ “ 4 $ 3 .9 8 MILL O PERATORS, Cash cellin g p rices p aid for your lum ber, a n y sp ecies, f.o.b. ca rs. F a ir treatm ent. Joseph A. Adair Lum ber C e., 40<J SW. Stark, P ortland. O re. X m as Cards m ade fr o m CO n o you r fa v o r ite f ilm — 20 QIA.wO HARDY 215 H. E. 100th A ve. P o rtla n d , Ore. AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS. F or Sale— N ew D-7N H yster loggin g w inch fo r D-7 ca terp illar; S150 b elow n ew list p rice. C. J . W ojahn. lit . 4, Illllsboro, Ore. í • H em orrhoid, AUTOMATIC SIDE-ARM w a ter h ea ters. F its any size tank, ea sily in stalled . Guar an teed . A sk your d ea ler or w rite • Rectal and Colon Ailments H ernia (Rupture) Gastric Ulcer E . J . D fS E M P L E A CO. P o r tla n d 14, O regon P h o n o L A . 757® REAL ESTATE—MISC. F O R SA L E — M odern hou se, 6 room s, oak flo o r s and fu ll b asem en t. 16000. T a llle S ea rs, C o lv ille, W a sh in g to n . By Arthur Pointer TOR GOOD HEALTH! nOME FURNISHINGS & APPLI. LIVESTOCK R E G IS T E R E D A N G O RA S. H ig h q u a l ity , h ea v y sh ea rin g . R eason ab le price. S ilv e r C rest F arm , S u b lim ity , Ora. • • Treated without Hoapltal O peration Monday through Friday! 10 A. M. to S P. M. Evrningi: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 7 to 19 Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Physician and Surgeon H. E. Cornar E. B um ,Id. and Grand Avenu» Telephon« EAR 3918, Portland 14, Oregon F O R SA L E — M y r e g iste r e d J e r s e y herd o f 10 cow s, 5-yr. old herd sir e and 4 y o u n g h e ifer s. F la n k s J e r s e y D a iry , M rs. H. L . P la n k , J u n ctio n C ity, O regon, R t. 2. Canning Peaches When canning peaches, remem ber that peaches that are not quite ripe m ay need a little longer processing to soften them. REG’LAR FELLERS VIRGIL SILENT SAM By Gene Byrne» By Len Kleis By Jeff Hayes Woman’s Age Mary—You mean to say her uncle Cooled Alexander’s Wine Alexander the Great took care of left her a million and she’s never, his comfort by having trenches dug been able to collect it. How come’ i Carey—Well, you see there was and filled with snow to cool his wine a provision that she wouldn’t get it during his Indian campaign. until she was 35. And you know her. She’ll never admit she’s that old. Marco Polo’s Discovery Marco Polo, on one of his journeys to Asia, learned the secrets of mak Light Headed ing milk and water ices and brought Rastus—Jackson done look con- the recipes back with him to Italy. siduble thinner. What’s he done dat make him lose weight? Butter Nutritive Sambo—He went up in one ob dem As far as nutritive value is con planes an’ he was so skeered ha cerned, butter affords fats and vita ain’ let all his weight down yet. min A. Pleasant Thought Union Time Grandpa—Yep I’m 90 and ain’t Bystander—Why don’t you get a got an enemy in the world. larger brush. You could do twice Grandson—That’s a pleasant thing as much work. to think about. Painter—Because I haven’t twice Grandpa—Yep. They all died be as much work to do. fore this. Bing-Bang Cancelled Debt Jane—You sing awfully well. Jim —I’m asking you for the last Joan—I wish I could say the same time for that five bucks you ow® of you. me! Jane—You could, if you could lie Slim—Thanks. That’s the end of as I do. hearing about it, then. Absolutely Correct No Proof Teacher—Can you tell mo one Judge—And your age? thing about the early American ex Prisoner—Twenty. plorers? Judge—I doubt if you can prov® Smarty—Sure. They’re all dead. that statement. Prisoner—The county house that ----------------------- v In This Country * had the record of my birth burned Brown—What is it that Elks and down in 1910 so you’ll find it hard Lions have but no other animal has? to prove the contrary. Blue—Parades 1 Bright Future Jim —Now that you are 30 and out He Rang the Bell Statesman Daniel Webster was a of the army, what do you expect skilled orator and knew how to cope to be in five years? Slim—Thirty-five! with unexpected situations. While addressing congress one afternoon, he noticed that it was exactly three A Bit Dumb o’clock by the large wall timepiece. A father shook his head sadly as Webster paused so that the clock’s his son left the room. For the fourth strikes would not interrupt his successive month his report card speech. But the unpredictable time had shown nothing but D’s. piece bonged out more than a dozen “ I am finally convinced,” he told times instead of the expected three. his wife, “ that our son must have a “ Mr. President,’’ Webster jesting sixth sense. There’s certainly no ly complained, “ the clock is out of sign of the other five.” i order. I have the floor.” **■