Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday. October ö
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FOR SALE
R B P B IG B R A T O R B Q U IP M B N T
S ales & Service, Home lockers, botti«
coolers, reach In boxes. Meat cases.
E verything In refrigeration Portland
R e fr ig e r a tio n Co., 1510 N. B. K1U-
in g sw o r th , P o rtla n d , O regon. Ph.
TR . 6644.
W A T E R F R O N T . F a r m s . M ild C lim a te
N e a r S e a ttle .
F I h h In if. h u n tin g
W r ite f o r lle tIn g e H ood C anal R e a lty
P o o ls bo. W ash .
MISCELLANEOUS
A LC O H O LISM
C"1) !!<(•.< near I'urh-W la k e , a b o u t 90
c u l t iv a t e d , b a la n c e
good
p a a tu r e ,
sp rin g H , a m p le tim b e r . B o a S8S, R e ­
pu blic, W ashlntrton.
40 ACRES. Modern 5-rooru bouse, barn,
o t h e r b u ild in g s . S to c k , e q u ip m e n t,
b a y . o r c h a r d . J -0 0 0 . term*«. H ow ard
Is a D ISEASE am enable to our trea t­
ment. If th is evil th reaten s your
home. Job or b usiness, DO SOME­
THING NOW. W rite for F R E E
FO LDER. E stablished 50 yrs.
T H B M U R R A Y IN S T IT U T E
630 8 . T en th St., M in n ea p o lis, M inn.
AT. 0094
O ls e n s, R t. a, B oa 305, A r lin g to n ,
W a sh in g to n .
F o i l S A L E — D airy farm 23 a c re s, 17
cow s. 5 heifers. Barn for 20 cow s.
Shipping grade A milk. A ll m ilking
equipm ent, m achinery, farm truck,
C-room fu lly modern home, 2-room
cottage rented. 410.500 w ill handle,
For fu ll particulars w rite C. L.
Stanley, Rt. 3, B oa 499, B nnm claw ,
W ash.
“ It dorNii't seem puaalblr, Bruce, that at breakfast tim e I
had never dreamed you existed!**
•‘Restrain yourself, Pete! It Isn’t every day we get a size
2!i print!”
NANCY
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By Ernie Buthmiller
T H A T V A LE P E N N A N T
IS TOO S M A LL TO
CO VER T H A T 8 /G y $ S
CRACK
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
C K B 8 T N U T K IL L Y A R N CO.
R .P .D . H o. 4
N orristow n, P a .
N EW QUONSET HUTS, new govt,
su rp lu s, 24 x48', 4700. 16'x3C, $500.
GALVAN IZ E D S H E E T S and roofing.
MACHINE SHOP, fu lly erjul
cep t hand tools, Ige. blog., cor. lot,
blk. from post o ffice, liv in g quart­
ers. Priced right for quick sale. In­
quire W estport K a r in s W ork. W e st-
S C H N IT Z B B ST B K I. P R O D U C T S CO.
3300 N . W. Y so n A v s.
B R . 3565
P o rtla n d , Or«.
p o rt, W ash .
MONEY m aking garage, car and Im-
dem ent agency, body and fender,
firestone store In best w heat coun­
try In the w est; more cash business
than we can handle: owner retiring.
B o a 3L5, W llb nr, ph on e 1431 or
M A ln 3531 S p ok an e. 47500 w ill han­
d l e . ___________________________
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SICKNESS FORCES ME to se ll one
o f the b u siest little ca fes In W ash.
L ivin g quarters a t place. 43750. De­
p ot C afe, S te v e n so n , W a sh in g to n .
NEW MOTET., located on hw y 30; 10
units, nicely furnished; ow ner's 4-
room apt., u tility room; p len ty o f
room to expand. H igh w ay fron tage
o f more than 700 feet. T h is is a
money-m aker. Priced to sell at 452.-
500 W . P. DarnleUe, R ealtor, 511
V . 8 . Bank Bldg., The D alles, Ore.
450-ft. frontage, approx. 2 acres, on
S teven s P a ss H igh w ay, 1 five-room
modern home. 2 m eter pump station
and grocery fu lly stocked & equip
ped, doing excellen t b u sin ess. 414
acre maple grove on river. 1 four
room modern home. 9 cabins. W ill
eeli a ll or each sep arately. Y arnella
Startup, W ash.
FOR SALE— 1 Sumner U pright stand
ard sh in g le m ill, saw s, p a c k i n g
crates, motors, starters, now operat
Ing. Complete 41400. M ou n tain S aw
m ill Co., B o x 347, I d y llw ild . C a lif
orn la, R iv e r s id e c o u n ty .
STEAM BATH-ETT CO.
13601 - 46 A ve. So , S e a ttle , W a sh .
100% Virgin Wool
Send for Free Sam ple Card and
Low i ’rlce L ist
BUSINESS 4 INVEST. OPPOR.
S T A T IO N — G BO C BR Y
C A B IN S
R h eu m a tism , M u scu lar A ch es and
P a in s — a H ea lth B u ild er
P rice 834.95 P o s t P aid
P IH B H A R D K N IT T IN G Y A R N S
I'OK SALE — Ocean front lot. DeLake,
Ore. Lot IS N elsco tt C rest. S I.000.
BOX »07. LOMITA. CALIF.
S E B V IC B
Sensational New Steam Cabinet
T ot H om s T r ea tm e n t o f A r th r itis ,
QUILT PIECES. B eau tifu l, colorfu l,
large, new prints. Approx. 500 on ly
41.00. P attern s and thread Included.
C o n tin en ta l M all S e r v ic e , 802 U
V ic to r y B lvd ., B u rb an k . C alif.
N.
E S T B U T — 108 n ew letterh ea d id ea s, f a .
- 2 1 !• d esig n er. M ali »1. F E D E R A L
PL B. CO., 345 Wall 81., Lea A n g eles 13, Cat,
RO LL D E V E L O P E D — O vernight S e r v ic e .
3 P .M . OI° V , P r ln t« e a c h N e g a tiv e .
A ll S izes, 25c. R e-p rin ts, 3c each.
EOX STUDIO S
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B illin g s, M onta n «
Western
Cowboy Boots
Fancy, High Grade
Hand-Made to
Your Order
“T h a t G ood P e e lin g o a
Y ou r P ee t"
Write for Latest Catalogue
CRICHET BOOT CO.
El Paso 23. Texas
PHOTOGRAPHY
PHOTO CO FY IH G
CONCRETE block m achines, vibrator
type, u ses w et m ix. Im m ediate de­ N o n egatives required, an y portrait,
sn
ap
shot
or photo old or new ,
livery. Concrete P roducts M achinery
copied or enlarged. W rite for de­
Co., P . O. box 372, K ent, W ashing'
ta ils C lancy’s, 350 B. W . YamhlU,
ton.
P ortland, Ore.
TH E F IN E S T drlve-ln lunch in E a st­
LIVESTOCK
ern Oregon and the only one in P en ­
dleton. Parking area o f th is drive-
in Is equipped to handle 50 cars. AU ® °*T S — SUvercrest Angoras won 7 oi
bldgs, and equipm ent In A 1 condi­ the 8 b lu e ribbons a t 1946 sta te fa ir H u sk y
tion. Included are the A. & R. fou n ­ h ea v y -sh ea rin g b u ck s at rea so n a b le p r ic e .
tain lunch, a lso a very modern 5- SIL V EK C R E ST F A R M . Snbllm ity, O re.
room d w ellin g and a 4-room duplex.
P resen t owner n ettin g 42000 per POULTRY. CHICKS & EQUIP.
m onth on 8-hr. day, 5-day week. N ot
open on T hursdays and Sundays 3,000 3-MONTH-OLD N ew H am pshire
Can be purchased on term s over a
Red, range raised p u llets. C hristy
3-yr. period. Owner retiring. Call or
strain from tested flock s. Price, 1-
w rite F enland-W illiam son A gency,
300, 42; 3-500. 41.75; 500 up. 41.50,
P endleton, Ore., Phone Pendleton 426.
MAC'S P O U L T R Y P A B M S
30030 D es M oin es R d .
GL. 687«
FOR SA LE — Tire shop equipm ent.
S e a ttle , W a sh .
Complete V ltacap No. 1. W r i t e
A r ch ie W ash b u rn , G old H ll., Ore.
MT. HOOD G OLP
k C O U N T R Y C LU B
One o f the best equiped private g o lf
courses In Am erica. 455.000 plus inv,
420,000 dn.. bal. 13 yrs. May con­
sider leasin g w ith option to buy.
410,000 req. J. P. L lch, W elches,
Oregon, Rhododendron 453.
DOGS. CATS, PETS, ETC.
PO IN TER S— A few you n g topnotch
sh ootin g dogs left. Good-looking,
sty lis h In field: partly trained.
W rite for details. Tom L o m k er,
D ish m a n , W ash .
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
FORCED SALE— 2 new cabins 1 new
house. 8 /1 0 acre on 99-E. 410,500 FOR SALE— C aterpillar R.D. 7. $4,500.
cash or 45000 down and J6000 5%.
C om pletely overhauled th is spring.
J. H a r tw ig , H ub bard, Ore.
Dirt and clearin g blade. Phone S il­
v erd a le 8543 or w r ite T .
k H ., R t« .
FOR SALE, grocery sto re and bakerv
3, B ox 341, Poulsbo, W n.
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
FLOWERS & BULBS
th rivin g coast tow n on hwy. 101.
Term s If desired. M anhattan Groc­ LILY B U LB SPEC IA L: 12 large heavy
ery at M anhattan B each, Or«.
B loom ing L ily B ulbs, and 24 sm all.
ONLY' 42.50 post-paid. Send as g if ts
HELP WANTED
a t th is sen sation al low price. B eau­
tify your garden, force for E aster.
B A R B E R W ANTED — W ith nn Id ah o li­
c e n s e at o n ce. J. M. L aF O N D , 215 C edar
Street, Sandpoint. Idaho.
Oldest American Cathedral
The oldest Catholic cathedral In
North or South America is the
Cathedral de Los Indios In Santo
Domingo which was built in 1512.
Japanese Current
Silas Bent, U. S. naval officer,
was the first scientific w riter to de-
»cribe fully (1855) the Japanese cur­
rent of Kuro Shiwo.
Home Demonstration
More than three and a half m il­
lion women take part in home dem­
onstration work in the United
States.
Bolts Were Born
In the factory of Rugg and
Barnes in Southington, Conn., the
first bolts to be made commercially
were produced in 1840. Martin
Barnes Invented and constructed
the first machine for cutting threads
on bolts and for rounding rods.
Thought Up Weights
By 3000 B. C. the Egyptians mads
small weights out of stone. The
Babylonians, the Egyptians, the
Greeks and the Romans drew up
hundreds of different standard
weights to meet their needs.
Motorcycles Prove Safe
Among motorcyclists there is only
one accident in every 315,459 miles
of driving. Contrary to popular be­
lief, they are among the safest of
motorists.
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The Cotton State
Alabama has as its motto, ” W«
Dare Defend Our Rights.” Its of­
ficial flower is the goldenrod and
official bird, the yellowhammer.
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DOPE-
ifir lM h r
Eggs Sold on Exchange
On the Chicago mercantile ex­
change 147,000 contracts Involving
31,752,000,000 cases of eggs were
traded last year.
Sugar Beet Production
One hundred thousand farmers
grow sugar beets each year on on«
m illion fertile acres of land.
M cB w en L ily G ard en s,
S h erw ood , O regon.
Box
386,
Chinese Lacquer Work
In olden times the Chinese ap­
plied as many as 300 or more sepa­
rate and distinct coats of lacquer
on surfaces to be carved, and a
lesser number on plain surfaces.
They now never use less than 3
coats and not more than 18. Great
workshops for the production of lac­
quer were established in Hangchow
during the period 1130 to 1200 A.D.
Wall painting found in Korea from
the sixth century consisted chiefly
of lacquer work, or lacquer work
over painted surfaces. Between the
Han and the T'ang periods the pal­
aces and temples of the Chines«
were painted both Inside and out
Visual Danger Signals
The ten danger signals of visual
Inefficiency in children are; con­
stant rubbing of the eyes, fatigue or
listlessness after prolonged reading,
marked aversion to light, frowning
or scowling, holding reading matter
very close to eyes, redness or Ir r i­
tation, squinting, holding head to
one side while reading, aversion to
games requiring use of eyes, and
dislike for reading.
Raise Sesame for Oil
In India and China sesame haa
been used as a food since 450 B. C.
The Western hemisphere, however,
has been somewhat slow In recog­
nizing the value of this seed crop,
which has a high protein content
and contains a good-grade edible oil
in quantity up to 50 per cent of its
weight.
They Are Everywhere
Bacteria are found almost every­
where, in air, water, soil, food and
the body. It has been estimated that
there are ten million tons of bac­
teria In the ocean. In sea water
phosphorescence is caused by bac­
teria.
First Horse Pislol
Simeon North, working in Berlin,
Conn., as early as 1795, was th«
first official pistol maker in the
United States. A government con­
tract for 500 horse pistols granted
to North in 1799 is on record.