Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, December 19, 1946
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
BABBITS 4 SKINS
FARMS AND RANCHES
W A N T L IV E B A B B IT S 4 lbs. up T ratn
bit »klnR, hi(l>s, wool, m o h air, c a s -
c a ra , liv e p o u ltry . B a b y it C o m p a n y ,
400 A C R E S. G ood r ic h soil, p a r tly
c le a re d . 100 u n d e r c ro p s, good p a s
tu r e , h e av y h a y c ro p B e a u t i f u l
s tr e a m w ith g a m e fis h ru n s th r o
e n tir e p ro p e rty .
T im b e r on lan d
c an he used fo r Im p ro v e m e n ts on
p la c e ; Ideal lo c a tio n f o r sto c k ra n c h ,
d u d e ra n c h , su m m e r r e s o r t o r h u n t
in g lodge. M iles o f o u ts id e ra n g e ,
e a s ily tra v e le d . 7-room liv a b le h o u se.
M odern b u ilt-in k itc h e n , h o t & cold
w a te r s y s te m ; b a rn « a re fo r 30
h e a d o f sto c k , 40 h e ad liv e sto c k .
J o h n D eer Model B45 tr a c to r , tw o
b o tto m 14” plow , b a y ra k e, d isc ,
b a y w agon & o th e r e q u ip m e n t goes
w ith place. M ilk r o u te to place.
G ood Incom e. 330,000. B ox 122, M at-
933 8 . W . F r o n t, P o r tla n d , O regon.
CROSS
_____ FOR SALE
BOBBY
SOX
TOW N
Bv
Roland Coi*
I'.IJ I'.IG IJIA T IO N E Q U I P M E N T.
S nlea & S e rv ice , H om e lockers, b o t
tle c o o le rs, re a c h In boxes. .Meat
c a s e s. E v e r y th in g In refrig eratio n .
P O R T L A N D R E F R I G E R A T I O N CO.,
1316 N. B. K illin g * w o rth , P o rtla n d ,
O reg o n . P h. T B 6644.
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Marty Links
BEER
E Q U IP M E N T
B e a u tif u l 3 & 4 K eg . All s ta in le s s
s te e l B e er C a b in e ts. T R . 6644. E v e ry
th in g In R e f r ig e r a tio n
lo c k , W a s h in g to n .
P o r tla n d R e f r ig e r a t io n Co.
1516 M. E. X llU n g s w o r th S t.
V. I . A R E N O W A G E N T S fo r r.iti<‘ ■■■■(,
f a r m s a n d la k e p r o p e rty In th e
C a rlb b o C o u n try o f B r itis h C o lu m
bia. See o r w rite us fo r f u r t h e r in
fo rm a tio n on th e s e a n d o th e r e x
c e lle n t b u y s.
320 a c r e s n e a w W illia m L ak e , B. C
100 a c r e s c le a r, 4 b ed room h o u se
36,600.
227 a c r e s a t A le x is C reek, B. C. 50
a c r e s c le a r, 5-rrn. house, som e s to c k
34.000.
320 a c r e s on C an lm L ake. >4-mile o f
la k e f r o n ta g e , good hom e, sto c k .
P ric e d a t 37,500.
1500 a c r e s n e a r W illia m s L ake, B C
150 a c r e s In a lf a lf a , 160 head sto c k ,
a ls o h o rse s, c h ic k e n s , etc. tr a c to r
$30,000.
W e h a v e p e r s o n a lly tr a v e le d th is
d i s t r ic t a n d w ill f u r n is h fu ll in
fo rm a tio n a s to lo c a tio n s a n d de.
s c r ip t Ion on re q u e s t.
A IR C R A F T
1100.09 R e w a rd f o r in fo rm a tio n le a d
in g to s a le o f b o th m y 1946 fa b ric
w in g a n d m e ta l w in g L u sc o m b e s
32350 a n d 33150. C ru ise 105 m nh.
C h a r le s Z>. M ille r , 2412 N. E. U n io n
A v e ., P o r tla n d , O reg o n .
WANTED TO BUY
I have to give m y w ife c re d it, though— I never thought
the w om an was a live who could lienpeck m e !”
NANCY
( co m e b a c k )
S
HERE
-X -ri
Doesn't your faln er know' that you made a date with
me B E F O R E this came u p !”
By Ernie Bushmiller
T IM B E R
W ANTED
L U M B E R , tie s, p o les, p ilin g , .ill sizes.
A d v ise p rice f.o.b. s h ip p in g p oint,
e a r lie s t s h ip m e n t. N le d e rm e y e r-M a r-
t l n Co., S p a ld in g B u ild in g , P o r tla n d
4, O re., P h o n e A T w a te r 4341.
LIVESTOCK
R E G IS T E R E D H E R E F O R D C A T T L E
60 ra n g e a n d h e rd b u ll p ro sp e c ts ,
300 fin . f e m a l e s f o r fo u n d a tio n
h e rd s. W . E . C h a p m a n R a n c h on
H ig h w a y 30, H a in e s , O regon.
J E S S E O. T H O M A S CO.
716 P a c if ic A ve.
T a c o m a 2, W a sh .
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TREES”
MISCELLANEOUS
N E W 16x16 te n ts , w /p o le s , p e g s 345.00 1
N E W 1-rnan r u b b e r r a f t s ......... 19.50 1
N E W A ir C o rp s A rc tic S leep in g
B a g ....................................... ........... 35.00
N E W 100% V irg in W ool
B la n k e ts
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FLOWERS & BULBS
FRUIT
NUT
SHADE
R oses
O rn a m e n ta ls
G ro w e r s o f Q u a lity S to c k
S en d fo r
3 .5 0 1
M o lle r's N u rs e ry
M all o rd e rs in v ite d . No COD’S p lease. ! n ew co lo r
W a s h in g to n c u s to m e r s add s t a te ta x . 1 C A T A L O G B o x 7 4 -W F a ir v ie w , O re.
T e n t s Sent freight collect. Add 35c I
p o s ta g e on o th e r item s.
ON ARM Y SU R PL U S
K e n t, W a s h in g to n
A T T E N T IO N M IN E R S —F o r S ale 4x5
E lm c o R a il M ill, 50 to n c a p a c ity
w ith c lu tc h d riv e . N e a rly new . now
s to r e d a t B a x te r F o u n d ry in B oise,
Id a h o . W rite to J a m e s A. D em ent,
222 O re g o n A v en u e, B end, O regon.
DUCK H UNTERS—Close-cut. 5-man rub
ber boats com plete with oars, list $69. only
3 left at $40 ea. THE GUN SHOP, «30 E.
P o w ell. G resham , Orex.
DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC.
B IR D S sh ip p e d a n y w h e re . C hoice C a n
a r y S in g - r s a n d F e m a le s. P a r r a - ,
k e e ts , a ll c o lo rs a n d Z e b ra F in c h e s . '
Taj-Mahal Facial Film is a complete
facial without manipulation —/or home
use. Dampen face and simply apply a
few drops of Taj-Mahal. I t forms a
film and penetrates into enlarged pores.
A conditioner for circulation, wrinkles,
enlarged black heads . . . leaving the
face in smooth, firm condition.
Sold on positive money back guarantee
by mail only. Send check or money
order for trial bottle containing ap
proximately 25 facials. $1.50, Federal
tax included.
A r c a d ia F lo r a l S h o p , B o x 364, N e w
p o r t, O reg o n .
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS.
IM M EDIATE D ELIVERY, new 10-ton
M ack trucks equipped with dual axle
drive, d iesel engine, 10-speed duplex trans
m ission and 11.00x24 tires. P la ce your or
ders now with IDAHO CAR FOUNDRY
COMPANY, B oise, Idaho. P h. 2*6.
BUSINESS & IN V E S T . OPPOR.
Men—Women take orders new sensation al
W hirlplane Toy works three ways. P at.
P ending. Send SI.00 for sam ple. D istribu
tors take notice. One salesm an sold 3.000
first w eek to stores. Industries Ine.. Box
322. Station A. Dent. #2422. Boston. M ass.
"Taj-Mahal ? A Y C S I T A I L C
T A J .M A H A L PRODUCTS
1024 S W 3rd Ave , Portlond 4, Ore
Pleose send one bottle ttr.ol s o il
Taj-M ohol Myotic Foco* $1 50 enc'tjsed.
H E LP W A N TE D —M E N , W OMEN
W ANTED—Man or wom an to operate and
own business. N ew 5c Nut Venders. F irst
on es to answ er gets the sw ell deal. Open
territory In U, S. R equires $300 to $2.600
ca sh inv. Will clear cash profits to you
from $300 to $2.600 ner mo.
T. J. AINSWORTH
734 E . 2nd So.
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Cry
S a il L a k e C ity . U ta h
Ancients Cherikhed Amber
In
Roman
times,
according
to Pliny, a small statuette of a
man carved in amber often cost as
much as a healthy slave. It was
shaped into cameos, statuettes,
cups, rings and a variety of other
ornaments for which it is now but
little used. It was valued as a medi
cine to cure many ills and, like
most gems, as a charm against dis
ease and ill fortune.
Amber Talisman
From and during prehistoric
times wearing amber was con
sidered a potent charm against dis
ease and many kinds of ill fortune.
According to some authorities this
belief in the potency of amber as a
charm is a survival from the time
of widespread sun worship when the
yellow color and general aspect of
amber suggested that it might par
take of the divine nature of the sun.
Washing Rubbers
Galoshes and rubbers w ill stand
Innumerable washhings In soap-sud
sy water. Put them in a large pan
or tub of soapy water, let them
stand about three minutes, turn
them inside out, and brush the lin
ing with a soft brush. A fter they
have been cleaned thoroughly, rinse
them in two warm waters, and
hang them up to dry.
Scissors and shears are easily
damaged. I f you use them for cut
ting paper, cardboard, flowers, wet
cloth or heavy string, the fine cut
ting edge w ill become dulled. I f
the blades are sprung from cutting
heavy fabric, they are damaged
permanently. Keep a pair of in
expensive shears for this heavy cut
ting.
Drying Off Cow
The best way to “ dry off" a cow
that persists in producing m ilk
right up to calving time is to cut
off all feed except hay, and m ilk
the cow only when the udder is dis
tended. As soon as the cow is safely
dry, she should go back on fu ll ra
tion!.
Human Nutrition
Human nutrition differs from that
of animals in two important re
spects: first, we are not raising
humans for more body weight and
greater reproduction, as in the case
w ith domestic animals, and second
ly only a small part of human food
consumed is in its original form as
raised by the farm er.
Heating Coils
When food is spilled on the heat-
ing unit of an electric stove it
should be allowed to char and then
brushed off. Washing the coils may
cause a short circuit.
Saving Flower Seeds
If you are saving flower seeds
from one season to the n e x t_ dry
them thoroughly and place in pock
ets in the attic.
Soaking Clothes
Soak clothes in cool or luke warm
water rather than cold water, for
cold water may cause the fabric
mesh to close and hold the d ir t
Flying Money
The oldest known bank notes are
those known as "the flying money,”
issued in China in 2697 B. C.
Food Buying
Careful buying of foods to suit the
fam ily needs is an important means
of preventing waste. The larger the
fam ily Icebox, the larger the quan
tities of food that can be purchased
without danger of spoilage. For
the fam ily that likes to make large
purchases, a system of canning part
of the wholesale purchases of fresh
foods has proved practical. In the
season when the foods are most
plentiful and low in cost. Bread as
well as cake and fresh fruits and
vegetables, m ilk and meats and oth
er perishables, w ill keep longer if
kept In the Icebox.
Scissors Easily Damaged
Pressure Saucepans
Pressure saucepans cook foods it
a very short time. Vegetables can
be cooked in one to five minutes.
Meats can be cooked to tenderness
in 35 minutes.
Liked Balts
Buffalo B ill thought so highly of
the Balts that he once tried to get
a colony of Lithuanians to settle on
land he owned out west.
Use More Fertilizer
In the western part of the north
central area, farmers are using
three times as much fertilizer as in
1941.
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Frying Eggs
I f you like a fried egg with yolk
well done, cover the pan in which
the egg fries.
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D airy Cows Need Rest
D airy cows need a six weeks’ va
cation from the seven-day-a-week
job of producing m ilk to get enough
rest and energy to carry on with
top m ilk production through the rest
of a year following calving. The
m ain reason for giving each cow a
rest from m ilk production before
calving is to enable her to build up
body reserves of fats and tissues,
so that she can stand the long strain
of m ilk production even when she
cannot quite eat enough to make
up fo r all the m ilk she produces.
Good cows, especially, need thia va-
r a fin n