B B Y B IO B B A T O B B Q U IF M B B T
P ales A Service, Home lockers, b o ttle
coolers, reach In boxes. Meat cases.
E verything In refrigeration.Portland
B e fr lg e r a tlo n Co., 1510 B . B. X tU -
ln g e w o r th , P ortlan d , O regon. P h.
MISCELLANEOUS
W A B lU X iL D S
SE PT IC TANK HERVICE CO.— E«tab
b u sin ess.
Truck
fu lly
equipped
R eas. fo r Helling, owner hospitalized
for am putation. P. O. B o x 207, Me
M ln n v llle , Ora., 588-J.
G EN ER A L ST O R E —A No. 1 profit
maker 340,000.00 mdse. and fixtu res
R en t 1200.00. Dry mild clim ate. Ex
cellen t reason for Hale. A . W. Bam
NANCY
WHAT DO
YOU THINK
OF DIS
k MOVIE ? )
"I know h e ’« not ex a ctly my typ e—but then I’m so
ch an geab le!"
By Ernie Bushmiller
WE WELCOME
YOUR
COMMENTS
FOR RALE— A uto court. 3 modern
cottages. Just built. 2 modern dou
hie u n its and < sin g le u nits, all
furnished: 1 large dw ellin g house
p len ty room to build more cottages
For quick sale total price 120,000
Z>ong B each, W ash., box 1*1.
MACHINE and forge b u sin ess for
sa le by owner; lathe, 2 typ es weld*
ers. hamm er. 2 furnaces and other
fir st-c la ss m achinery; c o m p l e t e
stock o f steel m aterial; age reason
for sale. Cash only. In lucrative
field , d istrib u tor for I'aelflc wire
rope. 7. A. Jensen. W illam ina, Or.
TeL 1015 (resid en ce); 546 (e h o p )
MUST se ll Im m ediately, 9-room mod­
ern house, redecorated, 12‘A acres,
2000 ft on new No. 10 hwy.. 1 ‘A ml.
N. E. Coulee City, % ml. from fu-
ture 27 ml. lake; large lawn, garden,
trees, 2 w ells, lg. spring, other
bldgs. Modern trailer camp. Gross
Income 31300 w ith estim ated p os­
sib le Income 3*000. Price 318,000.
Terms. D etails w rite F . L. McCune,
B ox 071, Coulee City, W ash., Phone
3771.
MACHINE SHOP, fu lly equipped e x ­
cept hand tools, Ige. bldg., cor. lot,
blk. from post office, livin g quart­
ers. Priced righ t for quick sale. In­
q u ire W e stp o r t M arine W ork, W est-
p o rt, W a sh .
GO IN B U S IN E S S io r y o u rself. Com plete
Snow Cone equipm ent w ith su p p lies ready
to s e t up In profitable b u sin ess Only 3«5.
B le v in s Popcorn Co.. N a sh v ille. T en s.
AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACCES.
GASOLINE POW ER U NITS. NEW
AND USED. lf e to 140 H. P.
A V A V IL A BL E FOR
IM M EDIATE DELIV ERY
A size for any power Job
We ship anyw here.
A K E C I7 A H AUTO
MUTT AND JEFF
JE FF LIT,MT THE
GAS STOVE.’ IT ’S
CHILLY IN HERE I
ELECTRIC MTRS.. CREAM SEPA ­
R A T O R » AND MILKERS. 20% d is­
count. Steel and Cedar Fence posts.
M T. MOOD S U P P L Y CO., 8300 31. B.
D IV IS IO N . S U 575*.
A B T B B IT IS ?
B B B U M A T I8 M 7
There Is a new beautiful Steam
Cabinet for yon to use In your
home, and you w ill b less the day
you bought one. Only 324.95 p ost­
paid.
8T B A M B A T B -B T T
S e a ttle 88, W a sh in g to n
F I N E B A N D K N IT T IN G T A B B S
100% V irgin Wool
Send for F ree Sample Card and
Low Price L ist
C B E S T N U T B IL L Y A B B CO.
B .P .D . Wo. 4
N o r risto w n , P a .
R EA RW IN Sykranger. N o tim e on
C ontinental 80 since m ajor w ith new
cylinders. Airplane Just recovered
and rellcensed. M ust sell. N o re a s­
onable o ffer refused for quick sale.
F ree delivery. B oger O r e lffe n h e r g ,
550 19th Avenue, S e a ttle 22, W n.
EW QUONSET HUTS, new govt,
surplus, 21x48', 3700, 16'x36', 3500.
GALVANIZED SH EETS and roofing.
SC H W ITZBB C T IE L P B O D U C T S CO.
3300 N . W. Y eon A ve.
B B . 3585
P o rtla n d , Ore.
QUILT PIECES. B eau tifu l, colorfu l,
large, new prints. Approx. 500 only
31.00. P attern s and thread Included.
C o n tin en ta l M ail S e r v ic e, £02 84 B .
1 Kf-nworth B us. 25 passenger.
T B A C T O B T R A IN IN G
INSTRUCTION
S B B Y IC B ’
N EED S MEN
TO TRA IN FOR E X PE R T
MECHAN ICS—OPERATORS
D IE SE L ENGRS.— TROUBLE
SHOOTERS
FOR THE
T ractor D ie s e l In d u str y
P la c e m e n t S e r v ic e
Covers entire U. S. & Foreign Serv.
Special offer to G. Is. For in ­
form ation w rite or call
B L U M B B M OTOBB
315 Oak, X e ls o , W ash .— P h o n s 800
T B A C T O B T R A IN IN G S E R V IC E
308 M u tu al L if e B ld g ., l e t 3t Y e sle r
S e a ttle 4, W ash .
FOR SALE, grocery store and bakery
equipm ent, liv in g q u a r t e r s and
g a r a g e . Year-around b u sin ess In
th rivin g coast tow n on hw y. 101.
T erm s if desired. M a n h a tta n G roc­
e r y at M anhattan B each, Ore.
ATTN. SCHOOLS; T ea ch them to ea rn
w h ile th ey lea rn . P opcorn m a ch in e m ade
esp e cia lly (or schools, com plete for on ly
8135. F or d eta ils send this ad to BL EV IN S
POPCO RN COM PANY. N a sh v ille. T een .
~ DOGS. CATS, PETS. ETC?-
PHOTOGRAPHY
E N G LISH SE TT E R P U PS. 3 m onths
old._ Reg. F. D. S. D. Frank J,
N o n egatives required, any portrait,
sn ap shot or photo old or new,
copied or enlarged. W rite for de­
tails. C la n cy ’s , 350 S. W. Y a m h ill,
Phone
T1
CHOW P U P P IE S, reg.. ped., for pets,
sh ow in g or breeding. 335 and _up.
L itter choice special. W rite
A C B X S, S c a p p o o se , Ore.
FOR PALE—HD-10 A llis-C halm ers
tractor w ith Garwood dozer, cable
mount. 36500. Located a t In terstate
tractor and Equipm ent Co.. McMinn­
ville. Or. O w ner, B . W . D ill, B o g n e
B lv tr , Or.
FLOWERS & BULBS
PA N SIE S: Choice
ered. Pkt. 500
pkt., 50c. The
B ox 6*9, N orth
erton, W ash.
m ixed large
seed s. 31.00.
B ep w orths.
P erry A ve,
P B O T O CO PY IN G
P o rtla n d , Ore.
REAL ESTATE— MISC.
4 CITY LOTS, together, 40x150, w ith
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
flo w ­
T rial
X . 5,
B rem ­
Floating Fish Factory
A fishing vessel of the trawler
type, completely equipped for proc­
essing fish at sea, has been pat­
ented. When the net is hauled
and the fish are dumped on deck,
edible fish are pitched down chutes
to cutting tables where they are
filleted and cleaned. Fillets are
quick-frozen and packed for stor­
age in the hole.
To Cook Means Bride
The word bride is believed to be
derived from an ancient Teutonic
word meaning ‘‘to cook.’’ The cere­
mony used at the solemnization of
wedlock among the Romans was
called confarreatio, in token of a
lasting union between the man and
wife, with a cake of barley and
wheat.
By Len Klei»
T B B M U B B A Y IN S T IT U T E
020 I . T en th St., M in n eap olis, M inn.
__
A T. OOM
V ic to r y B lvd „ B urban k, C alif.
T w ig s, T igard , O regon,
g a r d 2001, B o x 788.
VIRGIL
la a DISEASE amenable to our treat­
ment. If th is evil th reaten s your
home. Job or b usiness, DO SOME­
THING NOW. W rite for FREE
F O LDER. E stablished 50 yrs.
F a ct’y D lst. C hrysler Indust. E ngines
10th & E. Union
P R 6800 ____________ S eattle. Wn.
8:25 tlT M ............
31265.00
1 W hite d ove-tall Bus, 25 p assen ger
p lu s 5 Jump sea ts, w th 1941 Chev­
rolet high torque motor, new 7:50
tires ............................................... 31250.00
1 1936 Ford V-8 Bus. 20 passenger
p lu s 4 Jump sea ts. 7:50 tires,
brake booster..................................3995.00
A bove a ll ready to go and priced
for quick sale. D uring w eek days
only.
By Bud Fisher
M A IL O R D E R S A C C E P T E D
GLADLY, F O B
SU PPLY SEBO BANT
W26O5 D iv isio n
O len. 9533
S p ok an e, W ash .
ALC O H O LISM
l i t on, W e iser , Id ah o.
" T e ll me when we gel past that window— I can’t stand tio o k
a t auch a awful Might!**
Bunk beds (or can be made Into twin
beds? w ith 2 m attresses and 2
springs, 315.95: pup ten ts, 34.50;
new folding co ts w ith m osquito
netting, 36.50. comp., *,4" rope, 2a
per foot, any length.
Removing Indelible Ink
Indelible Ink on silk or nylon usu­
ally can be removed by frequent
washing in warm water. Allowing
the material to dry in the bright
sunlight will help to fade the letters.
If the Ink cannot be removed In the
above manner, try one of the com­
mercial bleaches; but try a sample
of the material in the bleach first to
see if it harms the material. If not,
the bleach will remove the stain.
Raw Fish Eater«
Eskimos of the Arctic regions of
America and extreme northeast of
Asia received their name from the
Algonkian Indians, living to the
south of them. The name means
"those who eat their fish raw." The
sustenance of the Eskimo is chiefly
seals and cetaceous animals which
comprise the whales, dolphins and
porpoises.
Many Nickel Countries
In the past nickel has been mined
In a great many countries. It hat
been mined in recent years in quan­
tity in Canada, Celebes, Cuba, New
Caledonia, Norway and Russia, and
in smaller amounts in several other
countries.
Size of Venezuela
The area of Venezuela is 16,000
square miles greater than that of
Texas and Oklahoma combined. It
is about 20,000 square miles greater
than the areas of France and Italy
•ombined.
a lley . Paved sew er in. L ocated be­
tw een 67 and 69 on Ramona, L ots
3. 4. 5. 6, 7, 8. Block, 40. T rem ont
A ddition. Owner liv e s in C alifornia.
Sac. th ese 6 lots. 32800. L ess for all
cash. W rite B lza Archibald. 7120
S. B . F o s te r Road, P ortland 6, Ors.
LIVESTOCK
GOATS — S ilv e r c r e st A n goras w on 7 of
the 8 blu e ribbons a t 1946 sta te fa ir. H usky
h ea v y -sh ea rin g b u ck s a t rea so n a b le p rice.
SIL V ER C R EST F A R M . Sublim ity, O rs.
First Copper Mine
The father of all copper mines in
the U. S. was the Elizabeth mine,
near South Stafford, Vt., opened in
1793. Reopened in 1942, it now is
producing at a rate greater than at
the height of activities in the '80s.
Copper and copper-alloy objects
are found In the prehistoric re­
mains of Egypt dating back to 4700
B. C. On the American continent
copper was known to, and used by,
the aboriginal races.
Eats Its Feathers
A common waterfowl, the North
American grebe, eats its own feath­
ers. The grebe’s movements on
land are ungainly, but it swims
gracefully and is an expert diver,
not using wings, but propelling it­
self downward solely by aid of Its
paddle-like feet. The western grebe
is from 2 to 2ft feet in length.
The Broad Arrow
In colonial days agents of the
British crown searched the New
England woods near the coast,
branding every tree over a certain
height and 24 inches diameter at
the base with His Majesty’s broad
arrow. Such trees could be har­
vested only for use as masts for the
royal navy, and there was a
penalty of 100 pounds for diversion
of the tree to other uses.
New Pasteurisation Method
Pasteurization by electronics la
the latest in milk preservation. Or­
dinary pasteurization holds milk at
140 degrees for 30 minutes and kills
most bacteria but not all those that
sour It. The new technique shoots
out radio waves that raise milk
to 200 degrees for a tenth of a sec­
ond. kill virtually all bacteria.
Eels to Cure Rheumatism
In some areas eel skins, along
with rabbit feet, buckeyes and cop­
per bracelets, are believed to be of
aid to rheumatism sufferers. So far
science and the medical profession
have not endorsed these methods of
treatment.
Make Wallboard Putty
To fill cracks in wallboard, an
economical putty can be made from
paper which is boiled to a pulp.
Add whiting to make a stiff paste
and enough glue to hold the mass
together.