Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, November 13, 1947
H A b H IT S
& S K IN S
KOH SALE
W A N T L IV E R A B B I T S « lb s. up. rab ­
bit akin«, hid»», wool, m ohair, ca..-
cara, liv e p ou ltry. B n b y * C om pany,
» 3 5 8. W. T rou t, P ortlan d , O rsgos.
FARM S A N D
RANCHES
M B F B IO B B A T O B BQ U IPM BM T
S a le s
S e r v ic e. H om e lock ers, bottle
co o lers, reach In boxes. M eat c a s e s
E v e r y th in g In r e fr ig e r a tio n P ortland
B e fr lg e r a U o n Co., 1516 M B. Bill»
ln g sw o r tb , P o rtla n d , O regon. PU
T B . 6644.
240 A C H E
R A N C H on h ig h w a y . 140
aerea lev e l m eadow , black »oil, b a l­
MISCELLANEOUS
a n c e punture. P er so n a l p roperty In­
clu d ed . G aylord L ss , E lk E lv e r , Ida FO R S A L E <1) 50 K V A. W e stin g -
h ou se G en erator. 220-440 V. 60 c y ­
F O R HALE i A. good berry, tru ck
c le A. C. c o m p lete w ith panel and
fa rm
In c u ltiv a tio n . 1-rm. houne,
p ow er u n it. »1100.00, F.O.B. Rone-
p a in te d ; elec., m all; fa m ily fr u it,
bu rg, O regon.
K e y s to n e M achine
a. atraw b errlea. Som e fu rn itu re.
W orks, B o se b a r g , O regon.
G ra v el road % -m l. W ., % N . B road-
a c r e s »tore, near H ubbard, W ood ­ W ATC H R E P A I R I N G
-illT K lT -
burn. For q u ick s a le <2450, poaHea-
G om plete bench w ith lath e, e ta k ln i
a lo n . W . B. H n ff, B t. 1, A urora,
to o ls, w a tch p a rts, e tc »350. B le b
Ora.
ard W r etc h , B t. 3, B a ttle Oronad,
W ash ., Just n o r t h
o f Colum ble
FOP. H ALE »3500.00— 160-acra d iv e r ­
acad em y.
s if ie d farm . 30 m l. Sp okan e, X m l.
R o ck fo rd . 35 C ult. G ood a lf a lf a r i L B l i h T
N U T T R EES. T w .n tj
la n d N o rock . A b un dance o f w ater
th o u sa n d D u C h llly th ree to fiv t
an d tim b er. O rchard. B og bld gs.
y e a r s, h ea lth y , th r ifty . P hone ol
C o u n ty road. IL E A . lin e near. 3
w r ite C. A. S k elto n , C h illiw a ck , B.C
m l. to R o ck fo rd sch o o l bus. 25c per
p u p il p er d a y a llo w ed If pu pil B L U E B E R R Y P L A N T S . I, 2.5 and 4
v e a r old p la n ts. W rite fo r p r ic e s
t r a v e ls o v er 2 m iles. T erm s %
B lu e b e rr y D e ll, B o u t s 4, B ox 439
c a sh . I. O. M cC orm ick, S y m o n s B lk.
S itr tv o o d , Ore.
■ p ok an s, W n.
F O R S A L E O R T R A D E 70 a c r e s 20
m ile s N .E . V an cou ver. W ash . 30
In c u ltiv a tio n , b alan ce open p astu re.
H o u se , barn, s p r i n g , e le c tr ic ity .
S om e tim ber. G ravel road. C. W.
P rte d r le h , M abton, W ash .
D E E R , ELK , COtV en d fur sk in s tann ed
Into lea th er, en d m ade into co a ts, g lo v es,
e t c ., to your m ea su re. Or w e buy them .
BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR.
S a v e. Send F ru it C h ristm as. F r e e p rices.
D avid son O reves, B ex 111«, E d lsk e r g , T ex.
S E L L . T R A D E . N e w H o tel C afe 90
s e a t s . A lso 16-room ap t. bldg. Con­
str u c tio n a r ea C olum b ia H asin. tw o
H ig h w a y s. B argain . H lckness. C has.
P ord , C o n lts C ity, W a sh in g to n .
AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACCES.
F O R B A LE— 2 s to r y c o n crete bldg,
m e a t m a rk et and grocery. M u st se ll
on a c c o u n t o f s ic k n e ss a ll fo r »11.-
000, p lu s sto c k . F or fu ll In form ation
w r ite P e t s O atm an, Br., B aym on d ,
W a sh .
C IT Y LOT. 32x300. M ake fin e ch lck -
en ran ch or a u to court, 2 block»
fr o m N e w Y a c o lt H o sp ita l, noted
fo r A R T H R IT IS A N D IT S C U R E.
B y Dr. R u lte r K ay M ethod. G et In
to u c h w ith ow n er B m e e t P . W il­
lia m s . B o x 100 Y a co lt. W ash . Sac.
»1250. B u ild y o u r hom e in a boom
to w n .
Y O U R T IM E Is y o u r ow n In th is
f u l l y eq uip ped C ab in et sh op & hom e.
L a rg o corn er lo t. N ew d istr ic t. P r ic e
»9500 term s. 1010 S h a d y la n e, Bal
em , O regon.
...
»-FT P O R T A B L E SAWMILL
«0 l a w 48 ca r r ia g e and rolls. Log h au l,
g a s d on k ey and a ll riggin g. S6.500. Out of
EM IL WALL, B attle G roend,
Wasta.. K t. 2. B ox l« t.
FO R SALE— L a d ie s’ read y-to-w ear shop In
good -oc.'.tion doing a good b u sin ess. A good
In vestm en t. P a id up le a s e 2 yrs. S3.000.00.
E . C. K eb erts, R ea lto r, M yrtle P o ia t, Ora.
LIVESTOCK
DL'ROC S P R IN G BO A R S A N D G IL T S
from G rand C ham pion P ro d u ctio n
R e g is t e r S tock . C. B. S tr e tc h e r , B e a v ­
erto n , O regon.
A U C T IO N S A L E N o v . 14 a t
A u c tio n y a r d s. M y e n tire
R eg . H erefo rd « 20 cow s, 9
bred h e ife r s. 15 c a lv e s inc.
p o lled an d h o rn u ]. A fin e
c h o o se fr o m . C a ta lo g u e a t
A u ctio n . B. Z>. W a lsto n ,
H a y d e n L ak e, Id ah o.
Sp okan e
herd o f
y e a r lin g
7 b u lls
herd to
Sp okan e
ow n er.
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REAL ESTATE—MISC.
OREG O N’S “ B E ST BI T S ’’
L istin g p ublication. RICH Ar.'i- ON
G E A R IN . R ea lto rs, N ew b erg . U re.
DOGS. CATS. PETS, ETC.
J1ITÄR
By Arthur Pointer
GET A h ir w . DOkT LEAVE V g AMEOO HOGW»f
T m m p it s k t oust f o o t b a l l / thtm ' s m v o p d c p s '
F it 1 0
• i VB A BIG G A M E
WirHTWC'OtNAirZER»
J Y C t/LL HAVE IO PtAV
A
ABOUND IT '
FO R SA L E — B e a u tifu l
B lu e
G reat
D an e pups, 4 m o n th s old from
lo n g lin e o f C anadian C h am p ion s,
cropped and ln o c cu la te d . P r ic e ln cl.
R e g . p ap ers »175.00 m ale, »150.00
fe m a le s.
CABL
W AX .TBB,
601
T B U T C H BT., V IC T O R IA , B . C. P h .
B B a c o n 3334.
A T T E N T IO N H U N T E R S ! I h a v a tw o
E n g. S p rin g er fe m a le s w ith tw o
m o n th s tr a in in g , sired b y In t. Ch.
L o u g n 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 e a th e r -
e tto . A lso p u p s 5 m o n th s old from
sa m e breed in g, an d so m e pu re-b red
P a r ti-c o lo r C ocker S p an iel p u p s 5
m o n th s old. M rs. J e s s e B . L o w e,
W e stp o r t R o u te, A b erdeen , W a. P h .
O costa 3364.
BUILDING MATERIALS
REG’LAR FELLERS
By Gene Byrne*
Above Ground Turnip
Kohlrabi is a curious vegetable. It
1» an above-the-ground turnip with
leaves that sprout out like the scales
of a fish. Cooking experts suggest
preparing it exactly like a turnip—
trim the leaves, pare and slice
lengthwise. Cook in lightly-salted
water for 20 minutes, drain and
serve with melted butter or cream.
WHAT A D O P t
OKAY.BUTCH-
YOU A R E ' WOOD
IS
-------------
I ’L l EVEN BET
STRONGER. TRAN STEE L') ON I T ' COMB.
WHO EVER HCAAO'A*
WITH M t AN ' l l
SUCH A THING *
PRO VE I T '
£
VIRGIL
IM M ED IA TE D EL IV E R Y
COMPOSITION SH ING LES
(3-ln -l) sq . butt. $7.25; green or silv e r
g ra y , h ex a g o n . $5.79, a lso 90-lb. roll
roofing. 52.99: 55-lb. roll roofing, 52.66.
P A R R L I M B E R COMPANY
6600 N .E . Union A ye.
-
TR. 1156
1370 N.W . 19th
-
B E . 703»
P ortland II . O regon
Soles to Support Muscles
The leather soles on shoes provide
firm support for the 18 separate
muscles found in the sole of the foot
alone, grouped in four distinct
muscle layers.
By Len Klei«
Deer and Their Antlera
Most female deer have no real
antlers. Reindeer and caribou are
the only members of the deer fam ­
ily in which female have antlers.
King’s Tonch to Cure
Certain forms of tuberculosis once
Were called the “king’s evil,” be­
cause it was believed that the king’s
touch could effect a cure.
Streamline Wiring
Form two to five miles of electri­
cal wiring are concealed in the walls
and ceilings of a modern streamline
Pullman passenger car.
Appeasing a King
In 1677 authorities of Massachu­
setts tried to appease the wrath of
Charles I I by sending him a present
cf three choice products of the col-
Bny, 10 barrels of cranberries, two
hogshead of coarse hominy and
<000 codfish.
Sweet Potato Candy
Candies having high quality, taste
appeal and varied food values have
been made from sweet potatoes at
Alabama agricultural experiment
station. A lim ited sales test has been
conducted with satisfactory results.
* t a h k m / g co .
P o r t la n d ,
O regon
• Trss F rail lx Low. M erch a n d ise high.
A BM Y SU B Y Z .U S »07.50
N E W T R U C K B O D IE S. 7% ’x l 2 ’
« te el bed w ith 1 1 /4 " oak flo o r,
c o m p lete w ith IS oz. 14’ by 14’
w a terp ro o f c a n v a s, b ow s and 4
m u d gu ard s. F it s a n y 1% or 2%
to n truck.
S h ip p in g p o in ts, S e a ttle , E v e r e tt
and P a sc o
A U B O B A SU Y Y L Y CO.
901S A urora A ve., B e a m s , W a.
V er. 0505.
SCHOOL B U SE S and COACHES
29 p a ss, ad u lt F o rd —N ew .
36 p a ss. C hev. School— 1936.
1942 G.M .C. H ouse C a r - E x c e lle n t .
1934 G M.C. 21-pase. ad u lt.
NELSO N TRUCK E Q U IP . CO.. Ina.
W estlak e N. A John. S ea ttle 9. W ash.
SPECIAL
C A N YO U T E L L a r a w e g g fro m a
b oiled e g g w ith o u t b reak in g the
s h e ll? I f not se n d 25c an d fin d o u t
h ow . B O Y J B L L Y , 3953 H. B. U n ion
A r e ., P o rtla n d 12, O rs.
A T T B K T IO B
COM PO SBBB
O R IG IN A L SO N G S and m u st« d i­
r e c t fro m C om p oser, w an ted fo r
p u b lica tio n a n d m a n u fa c tu r in g
o f p h on ograp h record s.
A BO LA M U SIC CO.
Y. O. B o x 569, P o r tla n d 7, O regon
B B Y O U B OWW 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 . »400 IN V E S T M E N T
C A N N E T YOU
AROUND
139
W E E K L Y P R O F IT . N O 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 C H A R T.
A. ft B. CABBY CO.
1633 V . B. UKIOK AYB.
Y O B T L A K B , O BBOO K
FLOWERS & BULBS
’’C R O F T
EASTER
L IL IE S .
P u re
str a in . S e le c te d sto c k . S ta te in ­
sp ec ted . B u lb s and b u lb lets. Q u an ­
t i t y or sm a ll orders. O rder n ow fo r
fa ll
p la n tin g .
P r ic e s
reason ab le.
P la n t th e best. P h o to g ra p h on r e ­
q u est. 3 . 8 . Y ield s. 4004 W. T h is tle
Bt.. S e a ttle 6. W a sh . P h o n s W B 6799.
■ »«"» o m «
»1-7 N W. 1Mb A ve.,
BETTER HEALTH!
• Hemorrhoids
•
•
ftectof oad Co/oa
Aliments
O o tlr ii U lto r
Treated without Hospital
Operation
Writs or cell lor FREE
descriptive Booklet
JWendey tbrtHgb Frùiaj: 10 A. M. to S P. M.
E m itp :
W uluadof, Fruity m i l 0
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
Physician and Surgeon
M. E. Comer E. Burnside and Grand Avenue
Telephone EAst 3918. Portland 14. Oregon
D E N TA L PLATES
D ENTISTR Y on
CREDIT TERMS
5 , 10 , 15 M onth s to Roy
D r . H arry S eniler , Dentisi
A lis ta BLOC.- 3nû & MORRISON - PORTI AND ORE
M inerals of Pakistan
Although Pakistan has some oil
and considerable coal, the m ajor
share by fa r of these industrial raw
m aterials is found on the Hindu side
of India. There are extensive sup­
plies of coal, iron and manganese,
essential to heavy industry, tn the
Jamshedpur region, as well as scat­
tered about in central and other
areas of the far-flung Hindu terri­
tory. India's famous sheet mica,
v ita l In radio and aircraft engines,
comes largely from die Hindu sec­
tions of B ihar and Madras. D uring
the w ar strategic minerals were dis­
covered in the north-central states
of the new Dominion of India.
Railway Express Range
Railway Express agency, which
provides the American people with
express service, conducts business
through 23,000 o. ?s and uses in its
operations more than 197,000 miles
of railway lines, 13,000 miles of boat
lines, 67,000 miles of air lines and
17.000 miles of m otor-carrier lines.
About 80,000 persons are employed
in the performance of its far-flung
transportation service.
Garlic for Health
Aurelius Cornelius Celsus more
than a century before the birth of
Christ, prescribed onions as the best
remedy for “the fever.” Mohammed
claimed that garlic took the place of
a common poison antidote for the
stings or bites of venomous animals.
In modern times, the Inhabitants of
French Guiana use the herb for ths
same purpose.
Forests In Artiona
There are eight national forests In
Arizona, covering a total of 11,400.-
859 acres.
Light from Match
A burning paper match provides
one candlepower of light.
Long Ways From Home
Homing pigeons have been known
to carry messages over 800 miles.
Tickets to Heaves
lo m e of the Chinese temples still
ta ll tickets to Heavaii.