Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, May 8, 1947
FA RM S A N D RA NC H ES
S E E D S , P LA N TS, ETC.
FO R HALE, by ow ner— 200 acre dairy
farm , ztockz, new tractor, m ilker,
oth er m achinery: good fen ces, w ater,
(traveled road. E x cellen t ste a d y la-
com e. Box 2*1, O rofino, Idaho.
T O M A T O . C A B B A G E . B ro cc o li P la n ts . 1 M
postpaid 81. 1500 c o lle c t 85 25. O n ion p lan ts.
S w e e t Spanish . C ry s ta l W a x . 500 postpaid
81. «000 co llec t 87 50. C a ta lo g . L A K E
M E A D P L A N T F A R M S . O v e r le a . N e v a d a .
FO R KALE— 2548 acre stock ranch t
rnllea from town on graveled road.
800 acre» hay and grain land. 140
a c re s a lfa lfa — 250 acres fa ll w h ea t—
150 acres sp rin g w heat- -balance to
be su m m er fallow ed . 1748 deeded
g ra zin g land. 1000 a cres leased
g razin g land. 5-room m odern house
ex cep t heat. F u ll se t o f out b u ild ­
in g s. T h is place w ill run 225 head
o f c a ttle . P rice 830,000. T erm s. Oil*
bert M obertsoa, M idvale, Idaho, Star
B o o ts.
BOBBY
SOX
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Marty Links
POM SA L S
100 acre D airy Farm In fu ll produc­
tion. H o lstein herd, g r o sse s 81000
per m onth. D w ellin g, barn, and a ll
n ecessa ry ou t-b u ild in g s and m ach in ­
ery. 10 m ile s e a st o f A sto ria . E x ­
c e lle n t for T ruck F arm ing.
70 acre D airy Farm , su ita b le for
corn, peas, etc. B row nsm ead D is t­
rict. 14 m ile s E ast o f A storia. Stock
and m achinery included.
"We w aited too Ionic about having his picture taken with
his curia. They a ren ’t «0 cute any m o r e !”
NANCY
‘D ad, do we have enough money tor a big church
wedding or do you favor an elop em en t?”
By Ernie Buahmiller
NOW WHAT WAS
O' M ATTER. WITH
HER ?
Several sm a ller fa r m s for s a le also.
F eel free to c a ll on u s for sh ow in g.
B. T. BDISO H , R ealtor
Cor. C o m ! Bt. a t 10th A storia, Ore.
FO K SA L E — 40 acres, 18 a cres the
fin e s t river bottom In W hatcom
C ounty, «-room m odern bu ngalow ,
fu ll basem ent, b e a u tifu l kitchen,
b u lltln fea tu res; barn for 10 cow s,
silo , chick en house: 3 a cres rasp b er­
ries, w ill produce th is year. 6 acres
a lfa lfa . E xcellen t for cannery crops.
P ric e 813.500 WM. PO LLIS. B B L -
L1HOHAM, WASH.
CATTLE RANCH, approximately 3.010
acres deeded land with established Taylor
Grazing rights for about 900 head. Free
1884 adjudicated water rights from one of
major streams of Harney County for about
755 acres. Pasture at elevatjon high
enough to afford abundant water and feed.
Average hay production about 700 tona,
average winter feeding about V, ton per
head. Ferguson tractor with power mower,
wagons. Darn, outbuildings. About 500
head of cattle mpy be purchased at mar­
ket price. Excellent deer hunting and fish­
ing. Price Ranch 880.000 00 Terms.
D. C. IORDAN, Agent, Berns. Oregea
GEM S T R A W B E R R Y P L A N T S , 2o
each or 815.00 per thou san d. St.
R e g is raspberry. 5o each. S ilver
sk in garlic, 35c lb. V ictor rhubarb,
10c plant. C aliforn ia Hold Iris, 2 for
25c. Cbas. S ch n ette, P rin e v ille, Ore.,
B ox 231.
LIVESTOCK
b l l 'E a
u s t r a l i i n <a ttle i M ebee»
dogs. A shm ead S tock R anch, C hes­
ter, Mont.
8 R E G . H E R E F O R D BULLS
12-18 mo», old w e ll b re d S T I L L M E A D O W i
F A R M . T e w e r R d . C a s tle R o c k. W ash.
I I R E G . H e r e fo r d C ow s, e ith e r b re d or
w ith c a lv e s a t side. R easonab le, s tlllm e a -
J ,w F a r m . T o w e r R d . C as tle R e c k . W ash.
B U S IN E S S 4 IN V EST. OPPOR,
M EAT M ARK ET, LOCKER P L A N T —
N o com p etition . 5-room m o d e r n
hou se, lot, sla u g h te r hou se, ch u tes
barn and 5 acres. 825,000; te rm s If
desired. L ocated 12 m iles S.W . o t
P ortland. W ell e sta b lish ed , grossed
830,000 1946. M arket fu ll equip m ent,
216 lock ers w ith q u ick -freeze unit.
T U A L iT I B M BAT M A R K BT, P.O.
B ox 27, T u a la tin , Oregon.
G E T IN T H E H E A T IN G B U S IN E S S for
youreelf. Sell and Install Pumel Conver­
sion Oil Burners, Detroit Lubricator
Valve equipped, for eoal-bumlng ranges,
heaters, furnaces, water heatera. Ask your
friends If they would buy a low-priced
burner from you. Then write the
P U M E L CO.. Iae., Grand Jsnetiea. Cele.
FOR SALE—Small Cannery. Partially
equipped; located In an Irrigation district.
Good crops of berries, canning beans. De­
tails write I . W. Wilson. Rt. I, Yelm, Wash.
RABBITS & SKINS
W ANT L IV E R A B B IT S 4 lbs. up, rab­
bit sk in s, hides, w ool, m ohair, c a s­
cara. liv e poultry. R u by B C om pany,
935 B. W. F ron t, P ortland , Oregon.
FOR SALE
FARM M ACHINERY & EQ UIP.
LITTLE REGGIE
By Margarita
REFRIGERATION
BEAM CAT O ARDEH TRACTORS
J u s t received a carload to g eth er w ith
d isk s, plow s, and so forth . O btain
one o f th ese w on derfu l h e a v ie st s e ll­
in g and e a sie s t to operate garden
tractors W rit* P.O. B ox 4500M.
MOORE'S F A R M E R S S U P P L Y
703 H. E lev e n th S tr e et
C orvallis, O regon
SA V E MONEY
BO TTLB COOLBRB
M ILX COOLERS
W A L K -IB B O X B 8
HOME F R E E Z E R S
E asy Term s — TR. 6644
PORTLAND
REFRIGERATION CO.
PH O TO G RAPH Y
1518 V . i a t l N O S W O E T H AVE.
FILM D eveloped, 2 p r in ts each good
P ortlan d 11, Orvgon
n e g a tiv e 25c. R ep rin ts 2c. F a st se r ­
vice and e x ce le n t q u a lity . Send fiv e
n e g a tiv e s for F R E E sam p les. R ex
P hoto, Ogden, U tah.
PO U LT R Y . C H IC K S 4 E Q U IP.
Rural Roads
A report on multi-laned highways
In 1943 showed that only 6 per cent
of our primary rural highways had
more than two lanes, and of the
20,879 miles in this class, 14,661
were 3-laned, a type condemned as
dangerous by safety engineers.
Hardy Ramblers
As the name indicates, hardy
rambler roses are resistant to
frost injury. They bloom one time
during the summer and because the
canes grow to extreme lengths,
they are good for trellis and wall
decoration.
Indian Superstition
American Indians believed that if
a father, near the time of the birth
of his child, was careless in his
meat diet, the child would suffer
and inherit the physical faults and
peculiarities of the animals eaten.
Congress Grows
The house of representatives has
grown from 65 to 435 members
since 1789, according to the Ency­
clopaedia Britannica. The senate,
too, has grown from 26 to 96 mem­
bers.
r 7 l r e d ch ick s
A ll breed ers on our ow n farm and
te ste d fo r B.W .D. by O regon S ta te
C ollege. S c h u ltz ’s R eds are one o f
th e b est la y in g str a in s In th e w est.
C h icks 815 per hundred prepaid.
S c h u ltz ’s Red H atch ery. B t. 8, B ox
312, P ortlan d 1, Oregon.
T A K IN G O R D ER S NO W fo r f a ll de­
liv e r y o f B e lts v ille sm a ll w h ite
breeder tu rk ey s. N o pu llorum r e a c t­
ors. R e fer y o u to P ren M oore. Id a­
ho U n iv e r sity E x t. Service. G eorge
H ratzb erg, P arm a, Id aho, R t. 9.
M ISC EL LA N EO U S
P U R E ta s ty V erm on t m aple sy ru p .
Order n ow — lim ited produ ction e x ­
pected. Gal. 89.50, % gal. 85.00 plu s
e x p r e ss charges. W illard B. Jttle,
Mt. 9, P ortsm o u th , H. H.
B U N I O N S — F or g u aran teed r elief,
w r ite E u gen e B aton, D101, B andon,
O regon.
DO YOU w an t Independence, ste a d y
Incom e, be your ow n boss, ow n your
b u sin e ss, lik e to travel? E xc. opp.
to a ch iev e th is w ith on ly 86000 In­
v e st. W rite fo r d e ta ils. C oast P o u l­
tr y B D airy P rod uce Co., 1C35 Co­
der St., M cM in nville, Ore.
LO TUS M AJOR— T h e new m ira cle hay
and p astu re g r a s s for acid so ils.
L E W IS B C L A M SB B D CO.
A ST O R IA
OBBGOH
I8 -P A S S . SCHOOL B U S
N o v e lty bus body. R eal lea th er se a ts
a ll fa c in g forw ard . Equipped w ith
a ll th e n e c e ssa r y s a fe ty d evices.
M ounted on 1937 C h evrolet c h a ss is .
In e x c e lle n t con d ition . 81295 F.O.B.
T B A G U B M OTO B COM PAHT. W alla
W a lla , W ash in g to n .
Strong Egg Shells
LL Developed — Overnight Service.
To have eggs with strong shells, I i 2 R O High
Gloss Prints each negative. All
25c. Re-urints. 3c each.
keep limestone or oyster shell be­ F sizes,
O X S T U D IO S
- -
B illin g s . M e n ta a a
fore the hens. Hens must have di­
Build Your Own Boat Now
rect sunshine or cod liver oil in or­
12-ft. car-top boat kit 852.50. 14-ft. boat
der to form strong-shelled eggs.
kit. $65.
Fuel Bed
Ashes should be kept level with
the andirons to provide a bed for
glowing charcoal which will yield
steady heat and help ignite new
logs as they are added.
VIRGIL
By Len Kleis
14-ft. outboard boat kit. $87.50. Assembled
12-ft. boat. S75. Assembled 14-ft. boat. $95.
718
8E.
U n io n ,
P o r tla n d ,
O re .
E A -9090
USED Model 8-71 G.M. Gray Marine diesel
engine with 1.5 to 1 reduction. $1.750. Lin­
coln Boat Builders, Toledo, Ore. I’h. t t t - l .
C R IP P S S H E E T
M E T A L WORKS
Turbine Efficiency Stride
The modern steam turbine in
World War II developed six times
the total of electric power with only
twice the amount of coal consumed
in World War I.
2448 E. Burnside St.. Portland 15. Ore.
A complete line of heating and air con­
ditioning units in oil. gas or electricity.
Basement, utility room and floor models
available with automatic or manual con­
trols.
Portable and stationary hot water
heaters from 3 to 60 gal. capacity.
General sheet metal work of all types In
stock or made to order. Copper and stain­
less steel work. Specialty manufacturing.
For complete information telephone
EA 0102, write, or visit our salesroom.
Polyantha Roses
Also known as baby ramblers,
the polyanthas resulted from the
crossing of hybrid teas, teas and a
dwarf variety of a hardy multiflora
climber. The flowers are in clusters
and are ever-blooming. They are of
about the same hardiness as the
hybrid perpetuals and are useful
where low - growing, continuous
blooming plants are desired.
Wide Roads
Motorists who think of American
highways as typified by the Penn­
sylvania Turnpike or Davison High­
way will be surprised to learn we
hive in the United States only 5,191
miles of 4-lane type. 736 miles of
5- lane type and some 300 miles of
6- lane. These 4-lane and upward
roadways are only .015 per cent of
the total rural mileage.
Hybrid Perpetual Roses
Frost hardy and vigorous tn
growth hybrid perpetual roses can
be grown in most sections of the
United States if given winter pro­
tection where the climate Is more
severe. They bloom but one time
during the summer and the flowers
are borne on shoots from the cur­
rent season's wood.
Merrie England
Bull and bear baiting continued
from the 12th century through the
days of Shakespeare in an arena
near the Globe theater, across the
Thames from London. In the 12th
century, too, horse racing took
place in Smithfield, just northwest
of the London wall, where a horse
market was held.
Railway Unions
Around 80 or 85 per cent of all
railway workers are members of
labor organizations. There are more
than 20 unions or brotherhoods in
the railway Industry. Members of
these unions negotiate with the rail­
roads through chosen representa­
tives. Through many years of nego­
tiations, the train aervica brother­
hoods and railway management
have developed an extensive, and,
to the layman, a rather complicated
system of rules and regulations gov­
erning wage schedules and working
conditions.
Rheumatic Fever
Next to painful Joints, the most
characteristic symptom of rheu­
matic fever Is chorea, or, as it is
more generally called, St. Vitus’
dance. Approximately one half of
the children with rheumatic fever
have had chorea at some time or
other. It begins as an unusual form
of nervousness or awkwardness and
Is often first noticed at school. It
usually becomes more pronounced
later as purposeless jerking move­
ments of the arms, the legs, and
the face. It may even temporarily
affect the speech.