Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, November 6, 1947
B A B B IT S & SK IM S
FOR SALE
V, , ,-r L IV E R A B B IT S « lbs. up. rab ­
il, r sk in s, h id es, w ool, m ohair, c a s-
rara, liv e pou ltry. B a b y * C om pany,
»35 S. W f r o n t , P o rtla n d , O rsgon.
R E P B IG E B A T O B BQ UIFM BM T
S a le s A S e r v ic e, H om e I lock
lo ers, b o ttle
coolers, reach In boxes. Meat c a se s.
E v e r y th in g in r e fr ig e r a tio n P ortla n d
R e fr ig e r a tio n Co., 1518 M. B. B i ll ­
in g s ocorth, P ortlan d , O rsgo*. P h.
T a . 6644.
FARMS AND RANCHES
BOBBY
SOX
CROSS
TOWN
F O R HALE BY O W N E R : 44» acre
d a ir y and su g a r b eet ranch, now
M ISC E L L A N E O U S
c a r r y in g 70 u o ls t e ln s , KO a c r e s In
crop, a m p le c h ea p w a ter, rich , deep FO R SA L E ( 1 , 50 K .V.A. W e stin g -
r iv e r bottom so li. B a la n c e fen ced
hou se G en erator. 220-440 V. 60 c y ­
w ith 4X0 a c r e s T a y lo r g r a zin g , runs
c le A. C. c o m p lete w ith panel and
40 c a ttle . A p ril to N ovem b er. 5-
pow er u n it. $1100.00, F.O.B. R o se ­
room log b u n g a lo w , p r e ssu re s y e -
burg, O regon.
K ey sto n e M ach in e
tern. sch o o l bus. m ilk rou te, e le c ­
W ork», B o x e b a r g , O regon.
t r ic ity . P rice * IS, 000. G ood Hop
J-arid
V ale, O regon,
B dm u nd
L. R A IS E N U T R IA (Coypu> new fu r
P a lm e r , U te. 1, B oa 140.
b earin g an lm ai. S tr ic tly veg eta ria n .
B reed ers fo r sale.
F ree
book let.
F O R KALE: 54 A c re s 316 m ile s from
W rite M cB ell Wntrla P er m , B t. A»
H illsb o r o , 14 m ilt s from P ortlan d .
R aym on d , W a sh in g to n .
Hell a ll or part. >200.00 per acre,
or 310,000 fo r a ll in c lu d in g team , B LU K B E K R IEH —N ew est an d best In
fa r m to o ls, buzz sa w etc. W ill tak e
c u ltiv a te d blu eb erry p lan ts. Send
A u to 31000 to 31500 In part p a y ­
fo r
fo ld e r
B berh ard t
B la e b e r r y
m en t. A rth u r B . M ab ley, B t. 1, B ox
M nreerlea, B t. 1, O lym pia, W a sh in g ­
ton.
253-A , H illsb o r o , O regon.
Bv
Roland Coe
•i
Marly Linkt
" T h a t’s m ig h ty d e c e n t of you, old m a n — but I ’m a fra id
y ou h a v e y o u r b la d es a d ju ste d a bit
too h ig h for ,Vllf la w n ! ”
'B ut. A h In, » re you P O SIT IV E B en n y G oo d m a n '* look in g
for » v io lin player?**
NANCY
By Ernie Bushmiller
F O R HALE— A p ple ran ch in fa m o u s
H ood R iv e r V alley. T w e n ty a c re s
in fr u it, ten in p a stu r e. M odern
tw o bedroom h o u se, te n a n t h o u se
an d picker < c a b in s. N e t s fro m 310.-
000 to 320,000 per yea r, and o n ly
3 m ile s from c it y llm tls. O w ner In
111 h ea lth .
335,000
in c lu d e s
a ll
e q u ip m en t. % dow n.
B. B. A TOM SCOTT
HOOD R IV D B , O REG O N
B U S IN E S S & IN V E S T . O PPO R .
BELL. T R A D E . N e w H o tel C a fe 90
s e a t s . A lso 10-room a p t bldg. Con
str u c tlo n area C olu m b ia B a sin , tw o
H ig h w a y s. B argain . S ic k n ess. Chas.
P o r d . C on lee C ity, W a sh in g to n .
»-FT . P O R TA BL E SAWMILL
60’ sa w . 48' ca rria g e and rolls. Log haul,
g a s donkev en d a ll riggin g. »6.500. O ut of
tim ber. EM IL WALL. BatUa G r o s s* .
W ash.. Rt. 3. Bax 1S3.
»ton W ishing.'* Start profiting. E x tra 1».
to m e . C ash in d ep en d en ce a n y w h ere. S cien ­
tific d isco v ery and oppor. B u sin e ss d eta ils
free. B . B o ,» . 3 2 « -M W arren. T oledo, O.
LIVESTOCK
L A R G E -B O N E D
r e g iste r e d
S p o tted
P olan d boars fo r sa le . C. J. J a c k
aha, C olton, W a sh in g to n .
DL’ROC S P R IN G BO A R S A N D G IL T S
fro m G rand C h am p ion P ro d u ctio n
R e g is te r S tock . C. B. S tr e tc h e r , B e a r
erton , O regon.
FO U R H EAD of ch estn u t, gen U e, broke,
com in g 3 y r. old c o lts, b eau tifu l, com p act
con form ation , w h ite m ark in g s: sk and ’/•
thoroughbreds. Good p osse h o rses. A rthar
F ra n k s, Sr.. Rt. 3, B ox 33», Salem . O re. 1
m ile W. of Brooks, >6 m ile S. of R opm ere.
FLOWERS 4 BULBS
“C R O F T
EASTER
L IL IE S
P u re
«train . S e le c te d stock . S ta te In­
sp e c te d . B u lb s and b u lb lets. Q uan
t l t y or sm a ll ord ers. Order n ow for
f a ll
p la n tin g .
P r ic e s
rea so n a b le.
P la n t th e b est. P h o to g ra p h on re­
q u e st. J. S. r ie l d s . 4004 W. T h is tle
Bt., S e a ttle 6, W a sh . P h on e W B 6799.
F A M O U S C roft E a s te r lily b u lb s from
m y U n cle S y d n e y C ro ft's o r ig in a l
sto c k . L ee C roft Jr., M a rsh a ll B oad ,
T acom a, W a sh .
MUTT AND JEFF
JEFF. WHERE
VJERE y o u
ALL D A Y ?
OUT DOIN' CHRISTMAS
SH O PPIN G ?
MV
CHRISTMAS YO U’RE v -
SHOPPING»
REALLY D0-
By Bud Fisher
Yert. V
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?.
IELL.ER-WHAT
D O IN ’ »T
CHA BUV ME
e a r l y s o FOR CHRISTMAS,
I D O N ’T
PA L > t É l
A DOZEN
CREAM
PUFFS'
cream puffs ? THATS WHAT I
CREAM PU FFS THOUGHT AFTER
W ON'T L A S T
i B o u g h t ’ e m
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.'
SO l ATE
THEM'
POULTRY. CHICKS
4
EQUIP.
F O R S A L E : A f e w p e n s T u r k e y s.
G obb ler an d 6 or 8 h e n s to pen.
360 an d 375. F a s t m a tu r in g , h e a v y
la y in g
S m a ll
B e lt s v ille
W h ite s.
A r th u r B . M a b ley , B t , 1, B o x 253-A
H illsb o r o , O regon.
HELP WANTED
JO U R N E Y M A N m e ch a n ic or com b in ­
a tio n m e ch a n ic and m e ta l m an,
3 1 6 5 per hr., la u n d ry and cover
a l ls fu rn . B on u s. F o rd O arage. F o r t
A n g e le s, W a sh . W rite S a m u elso n
M otor Co., P o r t A n g e le s, W ash .
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
W ILLAPA BAY VIEW TRACTS
O cea n v ie w and other lo ts; 5-room h ou se.
B E U L A H W ICKBERG . O ceaa P ark . W ash.
B U IL D IN G M A T E R IA L S
JliTER
By Arthur Pointer
IM M ED IA TE D EL IV E R Y
COMPOSITION SHING LES
f3-in -l) sq. butt. S7.25; g reen or silv e r
g r a y , h ex a g o n , $5.79. ¿Iso 90-lb. roll
roofing. $2.99: 55-lb. roll roofinc. $2.66.
P A R R L I M B E R COMPANY
6600 N .E . Union A ve.
-
TR. 113»
1330 N.W . 19th
-
B E . 7035
P ortlan d 11, O regoe
DOGS. CATS. PETS. E T C .~
F O R S A L E — B e a u tifu l
B lu e
G reat
D an e p u p s, 4 m o n th s o ld fro m
lo n g lin e o f C an adian C h am p ion s,
crop ped an d ln o c cu la te d . P r ic e ln cl.
R e g . p a p ers $175.00 m ale. $150.00
f e m a le s .
C A RL
W A IT E S ,
601
T R U T C H ST ., V IC T O R IA , B . C. P h .
B E a c o n 2234.
REG’LAR FELLERS
By Gene Byrne»
O H , J IM M IE , WILL YOU
LEAVE THIS P IA N O AT GRACE'S
_HOUSE ON YOUR. WAY HOME ?
•SHE. LEFT IT H E R E /
- ' S
,
\ I’
VIRGIL
By Len Klei»
A T T E N T IO N h u n te rs! I h a v e tw o
E ng. S p rin g er f e m a le s , w ith tw o
m o n th s tr a in in g , sir ed b y in t. Ch.
I.o u g h ee d 's M ickey F in n and o u t o f
Can. Ch. W in so m e B o n n ie H ea th er -
e tte . A ls o p u p s fo u r m o n th s old
fro m
th e
sa m e
breed in g. J e s s e
L ow e,
O costa,
W a sh in g to n .
Ph.
O co sta 2364.
Term inating Term ites
Annual dam age from term ites In
the United States is estim ated to
exceed 50 m illion dollars, yet the In­
stallation of a perm anent term ite
control system should not be m ore
than 2 per cent of the cost of a
house. In sections of the South,
m ore than 90 per cent of house»
show term ite infestation.
Speed In Auto Factory
Forty years ago it required five
m en in the automobile industry to
com plete the amount of work in the
m anufacture of automobiles that
one man is capable of producing
today. This has been m ade possi­
ble through use of m ass production
techniques and mechanization.
V eg eta b le D iscolorin g
Preservation of fresh appearance
and condition of leafy vegetable»
during shipm ent Is claim ed for a
recently patented method of pack­
ing. Discoloration of the butts and
ribs of the outer leaves of lettuce
can be prevented by spraying or
dipping with aqueous solutions of
»odium thiosulphate, sodium hypo­
sulphite, sodium m etabisulphite and
the corresponding w ater - soluble
salts of potassium , m agnesium and
calcium .
Believe It or Not
When an Oregon elm tree was
planted upside down. Its roots de­
veloped branches growing in the
air, and Its lim bs buried in the
ground sent out roots. And In Cali­
fornia, a lodgepole pine 18 inches In
diam eter and 40 feet high grew
through a block of granite 20 feet
square.
Metal Used on Books
Two precious Jewelry m etals.
platinum and palladium, are being
beaten Into very thin lea f and em ­
ployed for decoration of fine books.
B e a t H igh C ost c i B u ild in g
(Jnused 16x32 WALL Squad T en ts with 6 2*
Door. Can be u sed a s sum m er hom e, w a re­
h ou se, g a ra g e . Only $35.
F reig h t paid U.S.A.
IN D E P E N D E N T SALEH SERVICE
M l« 1st A ve. S.
P hene RA. ««««
S ea ttle 8. W ash.
p i I k . » l.K , COW and fur sk in s tan n ed
Into leath er, and m ade into co a ts, f lo v e s ,
• t c .. to your m ea su re. Or w e buy them .
CH ERV ENV GLOVE A TANNINO CO.
tl« 7 N.W . l»th A re., Portland. O reren
AUTOS, TRUCKS 4 ACCES.
BUSX8
1942 2 7 -P a se n g e r Y e llo w Coach. R ea r
e x it door and a ir brakes.
1944 W h ite-W a y n e 2 7 -P a sse n g e r. R ear
e x it door. B oth e x ce lle n t.
B a tte ries T r a n sit S y s te m , 301 F r o s t-
p act Bt., B elU n gh am , W a sh in g to n
A B M T S U R P L U S «67.60
N E W T R U C K B O D IE S . 7 % ’x l 2 ’
s te e l bed w ith 1 1 /4 " oak flo o r,
c o m p lete w ith 18 oz. 14' by 14*
w a terp ro o f ca n v a s, bow* and 4
m udguard*. F it* a n y 1% or 2H
ton truck.
S h ip p in g p oin ts, S e a ttle , E v e r e tt
and P a sc o
A U R O R A S U P P L Y CO.
9O1S A urora A v e - B ea ttie, W n.
V er. 0505.
R E C O N D IT IO N E D
USED
TRUCKS
1941 2-ton D IA . T. cab forw ard w ith
14-fL van body, reco n d itio n ed m o­
tor, n ew tir e s, 2-spd. 32,150.
1941 3% -ton D IA . T. cab fo rw a rd .
2-spd., .900 tir e s: L. W . B. 31,950.
1940 FO R D w ith 3d a x le a tta ch ., 8.25
tir e s. 15-ft. body w ith lu m b er r o lls ,
n e w m otor, 31,975.
1940 3>4-ton D IA . T. 1.000 tire*. L.
W . B. 2-spd. a x le, c o m p le te ly r e ­
co n d ition ed 32.200.
PA EG O L M OTORS. IMC.
M AYM ABD ft A IB P O B T
S e a ttle , W n.
SPE C IA L U SE D TRUCKS
1—1944 Chev. 6-whl. Thornton d rive.
3— 1944 AC 723 CMC w ith 44’ WI log. tr.
J— 1943 AC 603 GMC and lo g g in g tra iler.
1—1941 AC 553 GMC and loggin g tra iler.
*— Mt*l GMC 4« yd. dump truck.
These tru ck s are In A -l condition and
priced for quick sale.
TRUCK SALES A SE R V . CO.
555 N. F ron t St.
-
Salem , O re.
Oil Transport sem i-tra iler. 3.700-gal. cap .
'43 D odge tra cto r, r a c . cond. 1613 Broad­
w a y , V ancouver. W ash. P h . 1005 or 3371.
3 HD-14's— ALLIS-CHALMERS
D ozer equipped. E x e . cond. S17.5OO.
B ox 417, In d ep en d en ce. O regon. P h . 69M.
SPECIAL
ATTBM TIOM
COM PO SBBB
O R IG IN A L SO N G S and m u s ic d i­
r ec t from C om p oser, w a n ted fo r
p u b lciation and m a n u fa c tu r in g
o f ph on ograp h record s.
A B O L A M USIC CO.
£ . O. B o x 569, P o rtla n d 7, O regon
B B T O U R OWM BO SS
O W N A N D O P E R A T E A V E N D IN G
M A C H IN E
ROUTE
IN
YOUR
S P A R E T IM E . 3400 IN V E S T M E N T
CA N N E T Y O U
AROUND
330
W E E K L Y P R O F IT . NO S E L L IN G .
W R IT E F O R F R E E C O N F ID E N ­
T IA L P R O F IT CH AR T.
A. * B . CAMDT CO.
1622 M. E . UMIOM A V B .
P O B T L A M D , OXBGOM
Western
Cowboy Boots
Fancy. High Grade
Hand-Made to
Your Order
“T h a t G ood P e e lin g OB
T o a r P eet"
W rite fo r L a ie s! C a ta lo g u e
CRICHET BOOT CO.
E l P a so 23, T e x a s
New Heating Idea
The radiant baseboard, consisting
of a hollow unit through which hot
water is circulated, is one of the
new est and m ost significant devel­
opments in the heating industry. It
takes the place of the conventional
wooden baseboard around the ex­
posed walls of a room.
Taxless Town Has Fan
The taxless town of Sweetwater,
Fla., gave a series of parties to'
raise funds for a city hall and
youth center. All labor needed has
been pledged by craftsm en who liv e
In the town of 500 population. The
m unicipality’s only regular incom e
com es from building perm its, occu­
pational license fees and auto In­
spections.
Electrical Farm s Gain
The number of electrified farm«
Is growing steadily. At the end of
last year there were 3,335,700 farm«
served by rural power lines. This 1«
an Increase of 408.700 over the num­
ber of electrified farm s reported the
previous year, and m eans that now
56.9 per cent of all farm s in the
United States are served with elec­
__________
tricity.
Flying Like * Bird
Flying equipment which can be
strapped to an individual has won a
patent for the Connecticut inventor.
Application for the helicopter flying
apparatus was filed in 1943. It en­
ables the wearer to fly from 125 to
850 m iles at 100 to 200 m iles per
hour. Landing can ba made with or
without a parachute.
Fish Below Rapids
Pools at the foot of rapids and
riffles are good places to fish, for
the reason that swift water deposits
food in such spots, and fish wait
there for it.