RO C K H ILL NO. 26 th e fin e s t e v e r ­
bearing a ll purpose Btrawberry. E s ­
p e c ia lly a d a p t e d to N orth w est.
R la n ts-w h o le sa le, r eta il. W rite for
p rices. P la c e orders early for sp rin g
d elivery. Su pp ly lim ited C. A. N IC X -
■ b l , B t. 1, B ox 456, Bend, O regon,
L IN K T R A IN E R , good cond. W ill se ll
for 11500. B. A. D a v is, 8730 8. B.
143th. M all ad d ress. B o u ts 14. Bon
1859, P ortlan d , Oregon.
S T R A W B E R R Y PLA N TS — 100,000
G ian t Gem E verb earin g, from new
Irrigated soil. W a lt B erg, Kt. a,
W oodburn, O regon. Ph. M onitor 3153.
tie coolers, reach In boxes. M eat
ca se s. E v e ry th in g In refrigeration .
PORTLAM D B E r i l O i R A I I O K CO ,
1616 N. E. K illin g s w orth, P ortland,
O regon. Ph. T 8 6644.
B E E R E Q U IP M B N T
B e a u tifu l 3 & 4 K eg. A ll sta in le ss
s te e l B eer C ab in ets. TR. 6644. E v e ry ­
th in g in R efrig era tio n .
P ortlan d R e frig e ra tio n Co.
1516 N. X. K lllin g sw o r th St.
'What is it THIS tim e—candy, cold or love?
NANCY
IF WE G E T S E R IO U S
INFLATION, m o n e y
W IL L BE P L E N T IF U L
b u t . w il l purchase
MUCH L E S S
By Ernie Bushmiller
W ESTERN KEO CEDAR FEN C E POSTS
Sale by Carloads.
BONNER CEDAR CO.. Sandeolot. Idaho.
10c Bach— 100 p la n ts *9.00
fo r q u a n tity p rices w r its
INVEST. OPPOR.
BL A C K SM IT H , w e ld in g and m achine
shop, located in fa r m in g d istr ict.
112,000 cash and balan ce on term s.
W rite W. K. P en d e ll k Son, A lm ira,
W ash .
LARGE PR O FIT S.—In Arm y N a v y Sur­
plus. M aterial». Any b u sin ess can handle.
Buy any q u an tities, anv tvpe. Army N avy
Surplus Goods, 321 13tb, Richm ond. Calif.
P R O F IT A B L E b o ttle d airy b u sin e ss;
fo r ty -fo u r c o w s and h e ife r s w ith
n e c essa ry eq u ip m en t. 160-acre Im­
proved d airy ranch, w atered by
sp r in g s and creek;
R. E. A. c lo se to school and cou n ty
s e a t tow n. W ill s e ll w ith or w ith ­
o u t p ersonal property. P o sse ss io n
to su it buyer. F or d e ta ils w rite
A ltm a n ’s D airy, O ran geville, Idaho.
POULTRY. CHICKS “ i - EQUIP.
B A B Y C H IX — C H R IS T IE N ew Harop-
sh ir e s, Ilock -H am p C ross, W hite
L egh orn s. Order ea rly for sp rin g de­
livery. 1947 c ircu la r a v ailab le. D on’t
d elay! W rite H art's H atch ery, B e a v ­
erton , O regon.
B E D CO CK ERELS— It 1. K. cock er­
e ls for sale, a il breeders on our
farm and te sted fo r b. w, d. by
O regon S ta te C ollege. $8.00 per hun-
prepaid
Sch u lz's
B ed
H atch ery,
R ou te 5, B ox 313, P ortlan d 1, Ore­
gon.
D A Y -O LD R. I. R. CO CK ERELS for
s a le b eg in n in g Feb. 4 and tw ic e
each wk. T u es and Sat. u n til end
o f h a tch in g sea so n . W. T. Lord, B t,
1, B o x 8, H ubbard, O regon.
T U R K E Y e g g s and p o u lts from W a sh ­
in g to n ’s la r g e st tu r k e y farm . 100%
. p u 1 1 o r u m clea n broad-b reasted
bronze breeders o f th e b e st type,
low p rices, h igh q u a lity , high fer-
t llity -h a tc h a b ility - liv e a b ility . O u r
d ressed t u r k e y s av era g ed 20.
pounds or 15.3 on h en s 26.2 pounds
on tom s. E lm er L ohr T urkey Farm,
A rlin g to n , W ash in gton . P h on e 193W1
W H IT E L EG H O R N CHICKS. L arge
ty p e hen s m ated to co ck erels w ith
dam records o f 250 to o ver 300
e g g s. Ston er's P o u ltry F arm , A ur­
ora, O regon.
AUTOS, TRUCKS 4 ACCES.
FIRE TRUCK
■42 D odge 6x6 equipped with 1.200 ft. 2V4’
Double Jack eted hose and 500 g a ls, per
m inute pump. This unit is like new . $2,750.
See
6420 1st S., S eattle. W ash. LA. 4431.
MUSICAL INSTK U M ENTS_
Write to the ACCORDION C EN TER for
your new or used Accordion and sa v e .
STANCATO ACCORDION CO.
7301 G reenwood A venue. Seattle 3. Wash.
’N orth w est's A ccordion H eadquarters"
FARMS AND RANCHES
31 AC RES, 15 clear. N ear M onroe; 8-
rooni m odern hou se, bath, electric
tank, range. P o u ltry or berry land.
L eo F . G srow , M onroe, W ash in gton .
DOGS, CATS, PETS
ETC.
F O X T E R R IE R , C ollie pu pp ies, $6.00-
$10.00. Bred go a t $20.00. 7528 - 32nd
S. W., S e a ttle, W ash in gton .
B L U E A U S T R A L IA N c a ttle and sh eep
dogs. A shm ead S tock B a n ch , C hes­
ter, M ont.
CLOTHI N G .F U R S .F T r
NYLON HOSIERY BY MAIL
B e st Q ualitv
45 XX. 30 den. $1.40 pr.
t S1. elr- 30 dcn 81.65 pr.
Slight Irregulars, full fashioned
45 gg. 3» den.—3 pr. for $3.00
51 IX. 30 den.-w l pr. for $2.50
B argain Q uality—Seconds
S eam less 3 pr. for $2.00
Satisfaction G uaranteed.
Reading Hosiery Outlet
N. 6th St.
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R ea d in r. P a.
l.EA K .N W E L D IN G
A c e t y le n e — O x y g e n an d A r c .
D ay and N ight C lasses
F ree Tuition to V eteran s.
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ROCKHILL
EVERBEARING
STRAWBERRIES
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
‘Just what ARE som e of the farmer’s problems we hear
so much about, Tim.’ I've been a farmer for three
years and haven’t encountered any of them .”
B O U T TBBES
P la n t sm a ll F ren ch E n g lish H o lly or­
chard for fu tu re Income. B e st h o lly
grow n. W hen planted y o u r se lf c o st
o n ly 1325 to 1650 for th e tr ee s an
acre. P hone 8-X -8, Shore A cres H o lly
f a r m , d i g H arbor, W ash .
ALTON WRIGHT, TA 8263
3, O regon
B t. 17, B ox 81, P ortlan d
PO R Y O U B FARM and liv e sto c k a u c ­
tio n s c a ll c o lle c t Col. W arren A rm ­
str o n g , telep h on e 13P14 th ro u g h T e ­
koa, W ash . A d d ress B o a ts 3, F a rm ­
in g to n , W ash . A grad u ate from th e
w orld 's la r g e st a u c tio n e e r s’ school,
•’The R elsch A m erican School o f
A u ctio n e e rin g ,” M ason C ity, Iow a.
X B W B B U M P T O N T R A IL E R
E lec, r e fr ig ., h. and c. w ater. V ene­
tian sh ad es, com p. furn. hom e. A lso
tra iler parts, d o llie s, g a s and B u ­
tan e ran ges. B utan e tank s. T erm s.
B B U M P T O N T B A IL B B COM PANY
9031 X . E. U n ion P o rtla n d , O regon
W IT T E 8 K. W „ a. c. 60 cy cle, sin g le
cylin d er, d ie se l lig h t p lan t. In p er­
fe c t condition.
LO R IM ER T W IN C Y L IN D E R , SO hp.
sta tio n a r y d ie se l e n g in e w ith e le c ­
tr ic sta r ter . F ir s t - c la s s con d ition ,
c o m p le te ly overh au led . F or fu r th e r
In form ation w r ite or ph one C res-
D e l D odge, C rescen t L ake, O regon.
COMB. G A SO L IN E pow ered lig h tin g
p lan t and b a ttery ch a rg ers, 300
w a tts bu rn s 5-60 w a tt b u lb s c o s ts
le s s th an 2c per hr., 1 gal. w h ite
g a s 14 hrs. co n tin u o u s run: a ls o
g iv e s qu ick ch arge to 4-12 or 8-6
v o lt b a tte rie s. W t. 100 lbs. crated.
P rice $112.50 f.o.b. C hicago. N o th ­
in g lik e It w h ere elec, pow er un ­
a v a ila b le fo r lig h tin g or fo r c h a r g ­
in g b a tte r ie s even w h ere elec, is
a v a ila b le . V o lta g e r eg u la to r p r e ­
v e n ts o v er charge, s e l f sta rter. M fg.
by C ont’l M otors. W rite for Info.
D a le y C om pany, P . O. 3833 R incon
A nnex, San F ra n cisc o 19, C alif.
T H R IF T Y stra w b erry p la n ts. B r ig h t-
m ore and Colem an P re sid e n t In lo ts
o f 10,000 or m ore $15 per 1,000.
H A R O LD C U T L E B , A r l i n g t o n
H e ig h ts Straw b erry F arm , A r lin g ­
to n , W ash in gton .
FO R SA L E — N e w S trea m lin er E ver-
bearing, a ls o G i a n t E verb earin g.
F u ll crop o f berries f ir s t y e a r p la n t­
ed. W rite Canby B erry G ardens,
Canby, O regon.
U S E D AR M Y R ID IN G B R ID L E S w ith
curb bit. Good con d ition . S a t is f a c ­
tio n gu aran teed . $4.50 postpaid. W.
F . A lcorn, Old H alon Stockyards,
Spokane, W ash in g to n .
WATCH REPAIR
J e w elr y store, located d n tow n S e a ttle.
$3500.00 fix . & equip. $3500 Invoice.
N o good w ill. E x c ellen t opp ortu nity.
F u ll price $7.000 cash. A. A. A.
B B O X E B A G E COM PANY, 1814 • 7th
A ven u e, S e a ttle, W ash . P h o n s SB
5311.
A T T E N T IO N !
BANCHBBS
LO G G BBS
FARM ERS
F R U IT G B O W B B 8
B O A D CO NTBA CTO BS
Brand new 250 gal. w a ter tank trailer.
A L U M IN U M tank, brakes, 7.50x20
truck tires, w a te r fa u c e ts, r e tr a c t­
ab le lan d in g w h eel, etc. T h ese t r a il­
ers are in o r ig in a l c ra te s. $295 FO B
P ortland .
P O R T L A N D AUTO W R E C K IN G CO.
1803 N . E. U n ion
P ortlan d 13, O regon or c a ll GA 6807
G UN O W N E R S: " B lu e” or "B row n”
your g u n s, r ifle s , r ev o lv er s and
“T em per” sp rin g s. M oney sa v in g
gu aran teed . M an u factu rer's se c re ts.
$1.00 each, the three $2.00. F. Chnbb,
F. O. B o x 776, W alla W alla, W a sh ­
in g to n .
P L A ST IC A R T IF IC IA L E Y E S ! G uar­
a n te e d a life tim e ! M edical d isc o v e ry
r ep la c es g la s s e y e s!
E lim in a te s
breakage, d isco lo ra tio n , corrosion.
Send d escrip tio n o f e y e or g la s s
e y e a s m odel. G uaranteed fit, id e n ­
tica l m atch fo r $35. A pproved by
m edical a u th o r itie s. Send no m oney!
C olum bia P la s tic L ab oratories, Bm .
7, K irch B ld g . 613»i M ain. V an­
cou ver, W ash .
W ELL DRILLING M achines, beam action,
spudders, core d rills. N ational, Ft. Worth.
W ichita, Star, K tyston e, Sullivan, also
S tandards w ith 84' ste e l derricks. Com plete
sto ck ca b le tools, fishing tools and w ell
equip. A ll u sed equip, compl. recondi. Gov.
surplus. P ressey & San, P uebla. Cala.
W E L D IN G SCHOOL
320 N E . Sacram ento. Portland 12. Ore.
MU 9680
Juice-Over Oven
If a fruit pie runs over in the
oven, sprinkle salt on the spilled
juice. It lessens smoking and sim­
plifies cleaning once the oven is
cooled.
Fix Poor Heels
When heels wear over, have them
repaired immediately. Otherwise
the shape of the shoe may be ruined
permanently, and worse still, the
wearer may suffer from faulty
posture.
Daily Fire Toll
Every day there are 1,000 home
fires, 28 deaths by fire, 130 store
fires, 100 factory fires, 7 church
fires and 3 hospital fires, according
to the National Fire Protection as­
sociation.
Stellar Universe
There are about 100 "island uni-
verses’’ in the galaxy which have
tens of thousands of stars as bright
or brighter than the sun.
P R IM R O S E S
P la n ts and seed o f C o lo ssa l and
W e st C oast S tra in s.
P olyan th u s.
A c a n lis, A lpin e A n rlcnla, A sia tic s
and oth e r s. V iola F lo ria re seed.
W rite fo r L is t
Helen's Primrose Gardens
B o u te 9, B ox 1560, P ortla n d 16, Ore.
P h on e SU 0513
Western
Cowboy Boots
High Grade, Fancy,
Hand-Made
Made Like You Like
'Em
Write for New Catalogue
CRICHET BOOT CO.
El Paso 23, Texas
Tarnished Jewelry
To brighten tarnished gold Jew­
elry, rub it lightly with a tooth
brush dipped in ammonia and then
baking soda
U. S. Illiterate«
According to present estimates,
there are 10,000,000 grown-ups in the
U. S. whose knowledge of the three
“R’s” is so slight that they are bad­
ly handicapped as workers, as heads
of families and as citizens. Of this
total 3,000,000 are Negroes,
Pennsylvania is the second great­
est milk consuming state, but ninth
in milk production. The Keystone
state ranks fourth in the amount of
cash farm income from milk, fifth
in respect to the value of her heif­
ers, and 10th in the number of cows.
Keep Shoes Cool
Heat will rot rubber and weak­
en leather so don’t store leather
shoes or overshoes in a hot attic.
Put them In a cool dry place, and
clean them thoroughly. Mud left
on shoes will make a permanent
stain on the leather.
Meningitis Caused Deafness
Meningitis used to leave many
hopeless cases of deafness; such
cases were numerous among veter­
ans of World War I. Treatment with
streptomycin, penicillin and sulfa
drugs has almost eliminated this
type of deafness.
Milk Consuming State