Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, July 17, 1947
RABBITS & SKINS
W AN T L IV E ltA U BITH 4 lbs. up. rab ­
bit sk in s, hid es, w ool, m ohair, ca s-
ca ra , liv e pou ltry. Moby k C om pany,
#33 B. W. F ro n t, P ortlan d , O regon
CROSS
TOWN
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Rol.ii, I Cor
"The N ew Vork Yankee« are gonna s|>onsor a sy m ­
phonic radio program . I can already s e e m y parents
u sin ’ that a s an argum ent on why I should continue
takiu* m usic le sso n s!”
NANCY
the rest of my life with h im !”
By Ernie Buthmiller
r
MI ELE REGGIE
By Margarita
MISCELLANEOUS
A T TE N T 1O N ~~~
C on tractors, L o g g e r s, M in in g E q u ip ­
m en t In te r e s ts— AU p r ice s lo w ered
10 to 20 p e r ce n t on th e
th e fo llo w in g lis t s
FARMS AND RANCHES
TB A C T O R S. DO ERRS AMO DR U M S
1
H
D
10
h
y d ra u lic doxer and double
Ft j i t HALL »O-acra d airy ra n ch ; a ll i
Cleared. W ith or w ith o u t atoclt and ' drum pow er unit on rear
1
M
odel
L
w ith lo g g in g drum
eq u ip m en t. H elling w h ole m ilk . 1 !4
m ile s from tow n ; on sch o o l b u s 1 M odel 75 w ith cab le doxer
route. W ellm an B ro»M R t. 1, P ort 1 M odel AG L'letrao w ith drum and
boom
A n g e le s, W ash in g to n .
1 F D L C letrac, h y d ra u llo dozer and
Carer, lo g g in g drum
210 AUREH, SO c u ltiv a tio n , b alan ce
w o o d s and p a stu re. 6 room s p la s­ 1 B D C letrac, h y d ra u lic dozer
tered h ou se, la rg e p ou ltry hou se, 1 T 20 In ter n a tio n a l farm tr a cto r
barn, good w ell. Hac. $5,200. M ost­ 1 60, bare cat
ly ca sh . O lenn 8 h » w , O oldendale, 1 C arco D-8 D rum , s in g le
1 H yst.-r D-8 D rum , s in g le
W a sh in g to n . B t. 1.
2 D -8 D rum s, double
1 Model 80 C letrac w ith hyd rau lta
BUSINESS 4 INVEST. OPPOR-
la n d -c lea r in g blade
A th ey tra ck s su ita b le fo r lo g g in g
FO R HALE— W reck in g serv., sa lv a g e
a rch es
yard, m ach in e sh op, In C oast tow n,
L o ts o f tr a cto r p a r ts
g io ,000.00 dow n, hal on term s. W rite
CRABBS
or c a ll for In form ation . A rthu r's 1 K e y sto n e T ru ck -m ou n ted crane, SO'
W r ec k in g , B e ed sp o r t, O regon, B o x 6.
boom , 15 ton c a p a c ity
1 !6 yard T ruck m ounted cran e on
A U T O C O UR T— 3 cab in s, sp a ce for
4-w h eel d riv e EW D truck
10 tr a ile r s, g ro cery sto r e and n ice 1 H yard R ay C ity C raw ler C rane
r esid en ce on beach h ig h w a y a t F o r­ 1 *i unit w ith a ll a tta c h m e n ts (n e w )
e s t («rove.
R ea so n a b le deal w ith 1 % yard K o eh rln g crane
ow n er. N . 1>. t l l l y , B t . X, P o r e st 1 50 C aterp illar D ie se l Crane
G rove, O regon.
H Y D R A U L IC C A R R Y A L L S
1 H ell h y d ra u lic C arryall 12-15 yard s
F O R HALE — W e ll-e s ta b lish e d b u si­ 5 3!4 yard C arrvalls.
n e ss , s te e l tank m a n u fa c tu r in g and
C O M PB B SSO B S
m e ta l w e ld in g and fa b r ica tio n w orks. 1 815 cu. ft. W orth in gton
Hell se r v ic e sta tio n eq u ip m en t. M ust 1 240 cu. f t | Schram m
be sold, due to d ea th o f proprietor. 1 200 cu. ft. S ta tio n e r y co m p resso r—•
A d d r ess In qu iries P . O. B o x 693,
F a ir b a n k s M orse
W a lla W a lla , W a sh in g to n or W a its­ 6 S te e l S h arp en ers
b u rg W eld in g W o r k s , W a itsb u rg , 1 011 fu rn a ce
W a sh .
15 Ton ste e l, round and hex
A ll k in d s J a c k h am m ers
E L E C T R IC MOTOR, pum p and m a­ 1 W lfle y ta b le
c h in e sh o p em p lo y in g 4 m otor m en 1 P an -A m erican Jig
and 1 m a c h in ist, c o m p le te ly eq u ip ­
F lo ta tio n c e lls
ped, w ith all to o ls and m ach in ery
S u ction hose— 4-6-8" 22' lo n g
to h an d le a ll s iz e s w ork; 2 tr u c k s,
2-4-5" P u m p s w ith pow er
la r g e In ven tory, n e w ly r eb u ilt b u ild ­ 1 6" pum p pow ered by C h ry sler •
in g w ith nice 5 room p a r tly fu r n ­
w ith
p ow er p u lle y a tta c h m e n t—
ish e d a p a rtm en t u p sta ir s; m ors than
(n e w )
2 m o n th s w ork ah ead now and am
GENERATORS
w o rk in g th e m en o v e rtim e. T h is 1 20 K W A C. B uda D iesel
p ro p erty alon e Is w orth th e price 2 15 K W A C . W a u k esh a D ie se l
a sk ed . A ll th e w ork you can h an d le 1 5 20 K W D.C. G en erators pow ered by
th e y e a r around. P riced r ig h t fo r a ; GMC 2 c y c le m otors
q u ick sa le on acco u n t o f poor h e a lth . 5 25 K W D C . G eneral E le c tr ic g e n e ­
W r ite to Shop 3839 B aerem en to B ir d .,
rator and m otor
S a cra m en to , C aliforn ia.
POW ER U H IIS
F O R SA L E — Make m e an o ffe r ! B u s i­ 2 GMC G ray M arine D ie se l m otor
w
ith
T
w
in
D isc c lu tc h w ith 1% to
n ess
w a itin g In an o th er
tow n ;
1 red uction gear s u ita b le fo r boat
m u s t s e ll g arage, se r v ic e s ta tio n
p ow er unit
and m odern hom e. P hone S ea sid e 1 or
8 c y lin d er S u perior D ie se l pow er
607, or w r ite B o x 341, S easid e, Ore.
u n it
I f th in k in g a b ou t b u yin g a M OTEL- 1 B ud a D ie se l m arin e m otor
H O T E L - R A N C H - or B U S IN E S S 1 H o lt m otor p ow er u n it on I beam s
P R O P E R T Y . W rite B . J. S t u f f le ­ 1 L eR ol p ow er unit
NCRETE M IX E R S
b eem ,X,lc. B . Z. B roker, P a so B o - 2 14 S m CO
b le s, C alif, n ear CAMP R O B E R T S. 1 5 S m ix ix er er s
1 K o eh rln g p a v e r
M isce lla n eo u s o th e r Item s.
FO R FART ATTENTIO N’. COME IN
R E F R IG E R A T O R E Q U IP M E N T
A N D SE E US !
S a le s & S e r v ic e, H om e lock ers, b o ttle |
c o o le rs, reach in b oxes. M eat c a se s.
Eg« r y th in g In r e fr ig e r a tio n .P o rtla n d
X e fr ig e r a tlo n Co., 1516 N. E. K lll-
1118 W e3t N ic k e rso n S tr e e t
ln g sw o r th , P ortlan d , O regon. P h.
S e a ttle 99. W a sh in rto n
T S . 6944.
P h o n e f A L d er 3923
FOR SALE
Devenny Equipment
Comoanv
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
CARCO W IN C H E S F O R C A T E R P IL ­
L A R S. •
W A 5H -
IN G T O N IR O N W O RK S loaders and
yard ers. 100-H P to 409-H P. O M.
D IE S E L P O W E R U N IT S 180-H .P.
to 380-H .P. R eas, priced. D ISS T O N
C H A IX SA W S In sto c k for im m ed.
DOGS. CATS. PETS. ETC.—
d e liv e ry . F R E D P . B A R N E T T CO.,
2005 8.E . 8 th A v , . P o rtla n d , Ore.,
H E N T E R S A T T E N T IO N — G erm an , P h on e EA 3176.
S h o rth a ir P o in te r s from real h u n t- ;
ln g str a in . 8 Mo. old P u p s. D is-
tem p er Inoc. J40.00. A lso litte r j
b o r n M ay 2nd. A ll d o g s F.D .S.B.
R e g is te r e d K O. Joyca, K in g sto n ,
W a sh in g to n . P h . R 101.
I S e r v ic e P a rte or C om p lete E n g in e
O verhaul.
W rite fo r P a rte P r ic e D iet
W atch D o t s — P u g e t S ou n d h o u n d s. 16"
S
ta
tin
g
E n g in e M odel.
m a x i, h e ig h t . H e a lth y , c o lo r fu lly m a r k e d . |
$26. 340 p a ir . K en S m ith , R e n to n 2. W aoh. |
W rite to T H E A C C O R D IO N C E N T E R for
you r n e w o r u se d A C C O R D IO N an d s a v e .
STA N C A TO A C C O R D IO N CO.
7301 G r e en w o o d A v e .
S e a ttle 3, W ash.
MUTT AND JEFF
By Bud Fisher
LAUSON
SERVICE
Magneto Equipment Co.
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
1111 S.Z . G rand A v e., P o r tla n d 14, Ore
Magneto Repairs ^ „ “ ^ 7
S P R IN G F IE L D , O REG ON— R ural and
c ity p r o p e r tie s— W rit your d e sir es. S e r v ic e, E n s ig n C arburetor», A u t o - L it ,
G ive fu ll p a rticu la rs. W. W. W h e e l­ r.nd D elco R em y P a rt» . W a tc h on r W a n t
er. Ag't., 33 M ain S t , S p rin g fie ld , Ad» lis te d un d er “P a rm M ach in ery."
O regon.
T W IN C E SSN A lie.. 5 p lace. U p h o ls.
$2.450. W orth $1,000 m ore. B a y s,
R E T I R E D ! 3 A C H ES. 200 ft. low b a n k ,
7450
M agnolia,
R iv e rsid e,
C a lif.
H a r s tin e I s la n d on C a se In le t. N ew m od.
P
h. 4845.
hom e, g u e sth o u se . H u n tin g , fishing. $16.000.
4
W . J . P I N A R D , an
- -
B t t . B o x 18ft
JITTER
By Arthur Pointer
I sla n d , or
S h e lto n . W ash .
AUTOS. TRUCKS 4 ACCES.
CO NVEYO RS IS" and 21" fo r sand
and g r a v el co m p lete w ith b elt. T r a il­
er. 7:50x13-12 p ly , $30; A lso new
7:00x24, 10 p ly grad er tire at $30.
W e ste r n E o n lp iu en t it S u p p ly Co.,
E o x 1C32 R t. 5 K en t, W a sh in g to n .
1815 K e a w o r th T ra c k T r a c to r . C . O. E ..
n e a r ly n ew co n d ., a i r b r a k e s , 5th v /h eel,
450 c. In. R e d D iam o n d m tr. M a k e o ffer.
T O D D A T A I L O R E Q U IP . CO.
1817 E . B u r n sid e
■
V E . «250.
P o r tla n d , O r e so n .
NEW
82-I'O O T D U A L A X L E
a ir a n d v a c u u m b r a k e s .
LOW BOY,
M ak e o?7er.
T O D D & T A Y L O R E Q U IP . CO.
1817 E . B u r n sid e .
-
V E . 6250.
P o r tla n d . O reg o n .
INSTRUCTION
REG’LAR FELLERS
By Gene Byrne»
T E N T IO N G I A N D CIV.— B e ln-
ependqnt: learn a trade. E n ro ll
ow in a m odern barber c o lle g e ,
um m er
c la s s e s
ju st
sta r tin g .
lo le r B arber S ch o o l, 403 M ain S t.,
'an con ver, W a sh in g to n . G l-a p p ro v -
d sch o o l.
LIVESTOCK
31STE R ED POLLED H EREFORD
E A R L IN G B U L L S , D om ino B lood -
n es. T hick, low b u ilt, b e e fy and
e n tle $200 00 to $300.00. H. I. M in-
,1, C o lv ille, W a sh in g to n .
& S A L E — T w o f in e r e g iste r e d J er-
,y h e ife r s co m in g fr esh . A lso one
j m o. and 9 m o. out o f 5 & 6
al. c o w s. M rs. H. L . P la n k , J n n c-
on C ity, O regon.
ATTENTION!
Prospectors, Miners,
Oil Companies, Plumbers, etc.
SCR-625 Mine Detectors
New, complete In original overseas pack­
ing container. Used by the Army to detect
buried metallic mines. Originally sold by
War A ssets for 8166.00. Our price Cash
F.O.B. Indianapolis—$79.50.
AIRCRAFT EQUIPM ENT—War Surplus
Directional Gvro indicator AN57351. .827.60
Magnetic compass < made by Bendixl .810.00
Artificial horizon indicator..................835.00
Turn and bank indicator—Pioneer. .815.00
Sensitive altimeter (Square D Co.>..817.50
INSTRUMENTS checked for accuracy and
packed in best possible manner.
ALSO—Brand new in original crates—
radio compass SCR-269F (with dyna-
motor> ....................................................... 8150
All Orders cash F.O.B. Indianapolis. Ind.
A M E R IC A N S U R P L U S P R O D U C T S CO.
537 N . C ap itol A v e ., I n d ia n a p o lis 4. Xnd.
SA W M IL L S
E D G E R S -R E S A W S
BOLTER AND LATH MILLS
All-steel, heavy duty, ball-bearing. Disston
chain saws, Chrysler industrial motors,
saw s, files, etc., etc.
W rite fo r d e t a ils an d p r ic e s .
H O S M E R A S S O C IA T E S , INC.
10 C o lu m b ia S t ., S e a ttle 4, W a sh .
NEW PLANERS
6x10
K O L L E R B E A R IN G S
Six knife.
Round heads.
60 d a y d e liv e r y on a c c e p t e d o r d e r ,.
H O S M E R A S S O C IA T E S , IN C .
6 0 C olu m b ia S t.. S e a ttle 4, W a sh .
W R IST W A T C H E S A S LOW AS »10.06
Many other Jew elry bargains.
C a ta lo g F r e e . C A P IT O L S A L E S C O .. 1(01
W. 82nd S t., C h ic a g o 2». III.
R O L L D E V E L O P E D — O v e r n ig h t S e r v i e ,.
8 Hi-Gloss Prints. 1 5x7 Enlargem ent.
All sizes. 25 cents. Re-prints, each 3 cents.
" B ” S T U D IO S . B o x 1138, B illin g s . M on t.
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VIRGIL
By Len Kleis
Locker Space
Because freezer-locker space is
limited, it is necessary to plan for
the most economical and satisfying
use of the equipment. The kinds of
fruit, vegetables and meat to be
frozen and quantity of each to sup­
ply family’s needs should be esti­
mated early in the season to pre­
vent early products crowding out
later important crops.
New Furniture
New furniture that has never been
finished and pieces that have been
cleaned with lye or soda require
a wood filler before applying the
new finish. If the furniture is to be
stained, apply the stain to the wood
first, then the filler. Shellac may be
used as a filler for walnut, poplar,
pine and maple.
By Jeff Hayes
Need Sunlight
Vegetables grow best where they
get at least five or six hours of full
sunlight during the middle of the
day.
Baseball Attendance
Smallest paid attendance in Na­
tional league was when Chicago and
Troy played, September 27, 1831.
Twelve saw the same.
A
Women In Japan
There are upward of 700 Ameri­
can women in Japan and 1,300 more
are expected eventually.
Soil 'Blotters*
Soils will be better ''blotters” for
rainfall if good soil management
methods and proper rotations are
followed. Among good management
practices are the growing of deep-
rooted legumes in the rotation, the
use of lime as determined by tests,
application of plant food and the
return of manure and crop residues
to the soil.
Historical Precedent
The Lambeth Walk, which be­
came a popular dance 10 years ago,
had an historical precedent in the
Lambeth walks which existed in
England as far back as the seven­
teenth century when tiles made in
Lambeth were used as street pav­
ings.
Garden Cultivation
Cultivate home gardens often
enough to keep them free of weeds
and grass. If rain causes excessive
grass and weeds, clean the garden
and truck patches first as the fam­
ily food supply and health are at
stake, the Extension Service says
Ascorbic Acid
Fruits and vegetables are the prin­
cipal sources of ascorbic acid. This
vitamin keeps gums healthy, in­
creases resistance to infection and
helps In development of teeth and
bones.