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Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, May 29, 1947
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
FARMS AND RANCHES
RABBITS & SKINS
FOR HALE, by ow n er— 200 »fire dairy
farm , stuck*, new tractor, m ilker,
other m achinery: g<x,d fencea, w ater,
graveled road. E x c ellen t ste a d y la-
com e. B ox 881, O rofino, Idaho.
W ANT L IV E R A B B IT S 1 lbs. up. rab­
bit sk in s, hides, w ool, m ohair, c a s ­
cara, liv e poultry, X nby * C om pany,
933 S. W. F ron t, P ortland , O regon.
S A l.i: 10 »ere», IS a c re s 'l,e
fln e e t river bottom In W hatcom
C ounty, 6-rootn m odern bungalow ,
fu ll b asem en t, b ea u tifu l kitch en ,
b u lltln fea tu re s; barn for 10 cowh ,
silo , chick en hou se; 3 a cres rasp b er­
ries, w ill produce th is year. 6 acres
a lfa lfa . E x c ellen t for cannery crops.
P rice »13.500. WM. P O L L » , B E L ­
LIN G H A M , W ASH.
MISCELLANEOUS
I ' l i l ’.
FO R SA L E , 105 acres. 165 a c re s hay
and grain , balance tim ber and p a s­
ture. N ew m odern cow barn, ste e l
sta n c h io n s for 32 head, h ou se and
ou tb u ild in gs. E le c tr ic ity and running
w ater. A real buy at »29,000.00.
»15,000.00 cash, balan ce term s. T . A.
WOMCH, P R IE S T X I V » , ID AH O .
F U L L Y E Q U IP P E D P o u ltry Ranch,
w ith or w ith ou t 1500 top q u a lity
p u lle ts in fu ll production. Sp rin g
w ater by g r a v ity to a ll bu ild in g.
E le c tr ic ity . Som e fr u it. One you n g
cow . P in e and oak tim ber fo r fu el.
Good p lastered h ou se; e le c tr ic w ater
heater; w ired fo r range. S p rin kler
Irrigation sy s te m for garden and
a lfa lfa . S e v e n ty f iv e hundred for
ranch and eq uip m ent. P o u ltry se p a ­
rate. Owner, F red K eeper, L y le,
W ash in gton .
By Ernie Bm hm iller
NANCY
ME A J A R OF
‘ C R E A M ---A N D
BUY YOURSELF
A STICK
OF
CANDY
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FO R SA L E — M achine and w eld in g
sh op and 320 acre grain ranch. 6-
room house, tractor, com bine, 110
a c re s c u ltiv a te d , 50 a c re s plan ted
to rye, 25 a c re s Irrigated oats,
»9500. F in e op p o rtu n ity fo r 2 m e­
ch an ics. Cryder B ros., B urns, Ore.
B U N I O N S — For g u aran teed r elief,
w rite B n gen e B aton, DIDI, B andon,
O regon.
16-PASB. SCHOOL B U S
N o v e lty bus body. R eal lea th er s e a t s
a ll fa c in g forw ard. Equipped w ith
a ll th e n e c essa ry s a fe ty d e v ice s.
M ounted on 1937 C h evrolet c h a ss is .
In e x c e lle n t condition. »1295 F.O.B.
T BA G U B MOTOR COM PANY, W alla
W alla, W ash in gton .
A n nou ncin g
JU N E 1, 1947
H ext S ta r tin g D ate for Claee In
A IR P L A N E M ECH ANICS SCHOOL
CAA. V eteran
A d m in istra tio n
and
S ta te o f O regon approved. C all,
w ire or w rite for com p lete In for­
m ation. S m lth -L tv ln g eto n A ir S e r ­
v ic e s, Inc., B ox 531, C orvallis, Or.
P h on e 1150.
FO R SA L E — T o ile ts, la v a to ries, sin k s,
c a st Iron so il pipe and fittin g s , a ll
siz es. N ew . L ess than retail. Den
su b d iv isio n . P . O. B ox 729, R o se ­
burg, Oregon.
KSM O VB TR E E STUM PS FOR JUST SI
Any size, n ew or old. roots and a ll with­
out d iggin g, pulling, chopping, b lasting I
U se MAGIC STUM P REM OVER, sa fe , scl-
entlflc. so a sa n te ed . 4-oz. (for 36 in. stum p)
»1. 8-oz. SI .50. 16-oz. $2 .73; big sa v in g s on
5-lb. or la rg er quantities. Postpaid with
ch eck or money order: C.O.D.s accepted.
ADDRESS LABORATORY DIVISION
B . D. CAM PBELL CO.. R eeheUe S3. III.
2749-AC RE liv e sto c k ranch, U m a tilla
cou n ty. Ore. W all Im proved. A bun­
dan ce hay, p a stu r e and w ater. Tw o
c o n tin u o u s m oun tain str ea m s. E x ­
c e lle n t h u n tin g and fish in g . 300
c a ttle cap acity. P rice »36,500. C at­
t le and eq u ip m en t can be pu rch­
ased at p r e v a ilin g p rices If desired.
W rite or cal] R. L. E llio tt, B o x 684,
P en d leto n , Ore. P h on e 49.
H OM E & INCOME— »12,500. 5 ft A.
land, mod. 5 rm . hse., gar. bulb
shed, equip.; c ity w ater, lig h ts , B u ­
ta n e autom . heat, h ot w ater. A p ­
prox. 100,000 E a ste r lily b u lb s p la n t­
ed. B eaut, v iew , 280 ft. ocean, 6
blk s. bus. d lst. B rook in gs, U . S.
H w y . 101. C onsidered f in e s t c li ­
m a te In W est. 12 Mo. g r o w in g s e a ­
son. H eart lily & bulb Industry.
R . C. i t W. E. B rooks, P . O. B ox
34, B rook in gs, O regon.
320-A— S E L L O R T R A D E fo r c it y or
beach. On b e a u tifu l rllver. 4 m l
from good to w n on paved road. 4-
bedrm . hou se, 2 la rg e barns, silo
and o u tb ld g s. F r u it and sh ad e trees.
D rilled w ell, abu nd ance o f w a ter.
G ood lev e l land. »100 per acre. Im -
m ed. p o sse ssio n . L e ss land If de­
sired . O W N ER , P . S. JO H N SO N ,
1003 M ain, V an cou ver, W a sh in g to n .
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
B E A R CAT G A R D E N TRACTO RS
J u s t received a carload to g e th er w ith
d isk s, p low s, and so fo r th . O btain
one o f th e se w on d erfu l h e a v ie s t s e l l ­
in g and e a s ie s t to op erate garden
tractors. W rite P.O. B ox 450ON.
MOORE'S F A R M E R S S U P P L Y
703 N . B le v e n th S tr e et
C orvallis, O regon
SA W M IL L S
6x32 E d gers
B o lter & L ath M ills
A ll-s te e l h e a v y d u ty, b a ll b earin g
D lssto n ch ain sa w s. C h rysler en ­
g in e s, sa w s, f ile s , trim sa w s, etc.
• tc . W rite fo r d e ta ils and p rices.
H O SM ER ASSO C IA TES
69 C olum bia St.
S e a ttle 4, W aeh.
REFRIGERATION
SAVE MONEY
BO TTLE COOLERS
M ILK COOLERS
W A L K -IN BO X ES
HOME F R E E Z E R S
Easy Terms — TR. 6644
PORTLAND
REFRIGERATION CO.
1516 N . X IL L IN G S W O R T H A V I .
P ortlan d 11, O regon
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCES.
NEW 65-PASSENG ER Superior school bus
body, m ounted on 2-ton n e v C hevrolet
ch a ssis. Im m ediate d elivery. W rite BAY
MOTORS, Box 120, Coos B ay, Oregon.
INSTRUCTION
V E T E R A N S and n o n -v etera n s learn
th e a r t o f s e x in g baby ch ick s.
S chool approved under GI b ill. E l­
ig ib ility
c e r tific a te
required for
G Is. F ir st c la s s b egin s M ay 19.
N e w c la s s e s b eg in n in g each week.
F or Inform ation ca ll W E 7380 or
B e a v er to n 2948. G rove se x in g sch ool,
c / o H. R. G rove, 2934 N. E. 38. J.
H . Cole, rt. 1, box 348 B eaverton .
PERSONAL
HOLLYWOOD SCREEN TALENT AID ■
availab le to you. D eta ils free. HOLLY­
WOOD SCREEN BUR EAU. 0411 Holly­
wood B ird .. Rm. »19. Hollywood »S, Calif.
AMATEUR W RITERS
R adio Program Id eas and S tories needed.
F r e e Information. U n iversal Radio Prodne-
tlons, (not a achool), P hoenix, Arizona.
SPECIAL
BETTER HEALTH!
S T R U C T U R A L e te e l, boilers, ch ain
h o ists, 3 ton. S te e l d iv isio n , C ali­
fo rn ia B a g and M etal Co., 2 4th k
N ico la i, P ortlan d , O regon.
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BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR.
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F O R SA L E — 25 cab in s, accom od ate 75
u e sts. 16 M odern. 4-rm. hou se.
r o ss Incom e »14.000.00. P r ic e »55,-
000.00. T reasu re S ta te Cabine, H e l­
ena, M ontana.
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M O D ER N M OTEL. 11 stu c c o
h i-w a y 101, o u ts k ir ts c ity .
Hv. apt., excl. Incom e. H a rry
per ow n er, 2023 4th , E ureka,
u n its,
4-rm.
H ar­
C alif.
HELP WANTED
W A N T E D — 500 S tra w b erry p ick ers.
Season op en s a p p ro x im a te ly M ay
16th. B . L. S e lle r s or M. L. S m ith ,
R t. 1, B an k s, Or.; A n g. J e s s e , F o ­
r e s t G rove, Or., R t. 2. U n ite d B erry
G row ers.
L IF E tim e Job fo r m arried cou p le
on sm a ll c a ttle R an ch for aged
m an. B o x 297, C h ester, M ontana.
PHOTOGRAPHY
FILM D evelop ed . 2 p r in ts each good
n e g a tiv e 25c. R e p r in ts 2c. F a s t s e r ­
v ice and e x c e le n t q u a lity . Send fiv e
n e g a tiv e s for F R E E sa m p les. R ex
P h oto, Osrden, U tah .
Kills Cockroaches
The most practical material for
combating cockroaches is either a
8 or 10 per cent DDT dust. The
cockroach is killed by coming in
contact with the dust, so every pos­
sible hiding place of the roach must
be thoroughly treated. Make sure
that all food and cooking utensils
have been covered before you apply
the dust. Then force it into the
cracks, behind cupboards, wall-
boards, under sinks, and through­
out cabinets.
National Forests Grow
The government national forests
Include 73 million acres capable of
growing commercial timber. They
contain one-third of the national
saw-timber stand. Being managed
for continuous timber production,
they have supplied in recent years
about 10 per cent of the nation's
yearly lumber cut. Eventually their
total sustained-yield output of tim­
ber can be more than doubled.
• Hemorrhoids
B o eta l a n d C olon
A ilm o n to
O aotrit Ultor
Treated without Hospital
Operation
Write or call for FREE
deocriptlva Booklet
Afoadsy through Friday: 10 A. M. to S P. M .
E m in g i: Monday, tr'tdntiday, Friday until 8
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
Physician a n d Surgeon
N. E. Comer E. Burnside and Grand Avenue
Telephone EAst 3918, Portland 14. Oregon
DENTISTRY on
CREDIT TERMS
Take 3 , 1 0 ,1 3
M o n th s to P a y
D r . H arry S emler , D&di&t
. ALISKY BLOG.- 3 rd & MORIOSON ■ PORTLAND. ORE.
Back to Sea
Porpoises, dolphins and whalei
are, according to science, land an­
imals that have given up their origi­
nal habitat for the ocean.
Greatest Power Line
The greatest power-transmitting
line in the world is the 287,000-volt,
250-mile long line from Boulder dam
to Los Angeles.
Railway Tunnels
There are approximately 1,500
railway tunnels in the United States
with an aggregate length of about
320 miles.
Brazil in War
Brazil was the only South Amer­
ican country which declared war on
Germany in World War I.
City Hall Center
The U. S. Coastal survey of 1844
reckoned all longitude from New
York’s city hall.
What’s In A Name
Some say that johnny cake, the
hard baked cornmeal food, origi­
nally was called journey cake, be­
cause it could be carried as sus­
tenance on long trips, while others
say the Shawnee Indians made such
cakes of pounded corn, and that our
johnny cake is only a corruption of
Shawnee cake.
Welcome Babies
Parents aren’t the only ones who
welcome the arrival of new babies.
A baby, figures show, will eat ap­
proximately 675 cans of strained
baby food during the first 12
months. Estimated food bill for the
baby’s first year runs between S100
and $200, which has been instru­
mental in Increasing the baby food
business dur'ng the past two dec­
ades to a 100 million dollars retail
volume annually.
Cotton Heat Resistant
Cotton has excellent resistance to
the heat encountered in general
service. Its fabrics and garments
are usually washed at 180 degrees
to 200 degrees, dried at tempera­
tures ranging from 200 degrees to
250 degrees, and pressed with a 400
degree iron. The boiling of cotton
garments and household fabrics is
still a routine weekly practice with
tens of thousands of families. They
can be ironed with the assurance
that they will hold their shape, as
eotton does not melt, shrink or
stretch when Ironed.
American tooth paste has found
favor with Finnish children as a
substitute for candy. The sweetish
taste of some of the dental prepara­
tions make a strong appeal to the
youngsters who have been starving
for sweets for seven years. Re­
cently the American Red Cross dis­
tributed dental paste to the school
children at Kouvola. On their way
home the little ones grew curious
about the foreign gifts, tasted the
scented contents and liked the paste
so much that the tubes soon were
empty.
Candy to Them