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Newspaper Page TextSouthern Oregon News Review, Thursday, January 1, 1948 HABB1TS & S K IN S FOR SALE W A N T L IV E R A B B IT S 4 lbs. up, rab bit Hklns, h id es, w ool, m ohair, c a s- c a r a , li v e p o u l t r y . R u by * C om pany. 935 S. W. T ren t, P ortlan d , O r « o n . A ek p rlcas and te ll w h at fo r Bale. R E F R IG E R A T O R B Q U IPM BM T g a b * Ac S e r v ic e, H om e locker«, b otti« co o le rs, reach In boxes. M eat c a se s. E v e r y th in g In r e fr ig 'r a tio n F ortU ® « R e fr ig e r a tio n Co., 1516 W K ill- ln g sw o r tb , P o rtla n d , O regon. Fh. T » . 6644. __ _ FARMS AND RANCHES DZEC R1BE FARM D E S IR E D O ZARK S. H O O P E R R EA D E S T A T E . B P A R T A , MO. 4« A. f ir s t c la s s w a te r r ig h t. Im proved. e le c tr ic ity , sc h o o l bus. m all and m ilk ro u te s. 12 m il«» O ntario. 9 cow s. 5 h e ife r s. 35 ton bay. 30 ton s ila g e , team and eq uip m ent. 110.- ooo. J. C. S p ron l, O n tario, O regon, __ ________ ____ ______ R te . J. SO A C R E S on paved road, good Irri g a t i o n s y s te m , 1947 Incom e lo v e r 127.000.00) H ales price $12,800.00. G ood term s. 80 ACRES a d jo in in g above. new ground . »8500.00. »4500 cash b a l a n ce te rm s. E. 3. E b el. R eal B rok er, B o x 220, M o ses L ak e, W ash . ‘If I let you “ Well—there goes the last of Kuthie’s New Year’s resolutions !” ko this time, will you promise to get a license?” By Ernie Bushmiller NANCY * ' m O D E R X A -O B A D B D A IR Y AT K ELSO 67 A C R E S le v e l bottom land, a ll clra and and dik ed . LO -stanchlon b- m ilk eq u ip m en t, farm rnachin« N ew h o u se, g a r a g e, w alk ele c- 2-bedroom , m odern h. tr ie w ater sy s te m . T H E G IR A R D AG P.O . B o x 299. P h. 744 «. 68J K E L SO , W A SH . _ WANTED TO BUY __ ROI GH L U M B E R BOUGHT for our resa w p lan t; m ill run. 2 in. ano 4 in. fir a lso sid e cu t«. C ash in full e a c h * e e *jB .KINO MFO. CORP. T iia r d . O regon or P ortlan d P hono CH 3330 By Bud Fisher MUTT AND JEFF C ongratulate | P TTT------- OH. S a /HAT A A £ I ---- - i J E F F ? -------¿ . ' secretlv ENGAGED TO BE ™ T H A T ’S GREAT/ WHO TO? z SHIRLEY | S K lR L E Ÿ temple / ( t e m p l e j ? S H U C h ' - U o T SO lcud . MÜTT' IT S A SECRET/ VOD A N D ME ARE THE ONLŸ / W HAT ABOUT SHIRLEY?] OK. I HA VE N 'T TO LD HER VET/ * By Arthur Pointer am P R O V E N p r o f i t a b l e b u s in e s s for cou p le. 14 sto o l, f iv e b ooth c a fe . E x c e lle n t eq u ip m en t. P ric e d fo r im m e d ia te sa le . P r ic e JCaOO.OO W r ite or s e e M erle D a v is , C la tso p A irport. _________________ A s to r ia , O regon. F O R Q UICK s a le b y ow n er, to be m oved , c o m p le te p la n in g m ill now n l op eration , in c lu d e s 4x10 A m e r i can plan er w it h e x tr a h ea d s, in good con d itio n . A m e ric a n resaw u sed very lit t le . 4Sx96 u p rig h t cod e b oiler, in sp e c te d an d In su red; N ig e l ste a m en g in e , lin e s h a f t and b low er. J . E. L y o n s, R t. 1, B o x 480-A . P U Y A L L U P ( J O V I T A ), W A S H . V7A 52CS. FLOWERS & BULBS P IN K L IL L IE S — S p ec io su m R ubrum . O regon c o a s t grow n , s t a t e in s p e c t ed. flo w e r in g siz e s , e a ch $1.00. $1.-5 ' 50. G ertru de E. L a n tz , S ix e s , Ore- Jl gon. G L A D IO L U S T R E A S U R E C H E S T — F a n c y m ix tu r e. N o ju n k . P e r 100 L a rg e $5.00. Med. $3.00, S m a ll $2.00, P o s tp a i d c a ta lo g u e . TRANK T. L U N D , C O TATI, C A L IT O R N IA . i f 7 , i < h a le - ’56 v - s l o r d g a r b a g e .lu m p trunk $850 H en ry M iller, 6338 N 3 . 25th A ve. GA. 9040, P o rtla n d , O regon. MISCELLANEOUS CESSNA 120 A irp la n e b > t o ffe r K ic . sh ape. Bob B r ic k - so n , 21 8. W. H ook er, P o rtla n d , O regon. B R . 2092. B L O W E R S f o r B U R N IN G stu m p s, 16 o u t le t s fo r >4 b.p. m otor. Send fo r b u lle tin on S tu m p < 'learln g. K e ith A n d erso n , 6207 Eo. W arner, T acom a, W ash . i i N A 140 lik e new . K ep t in b eat o f co n d itio n and flo w n very little . E x tr a In str u m e n ts, d ou b le c o n tr o ls, etc. W rite, w ile or ph one E d Is e n - ■ee, 330 S. 7 th S t. P h o n e 5111 K la m a th P a lls , O regon. A M E R IC A N B R E D sa d d le h o r se s fo r sa le , a ll good y o u n g h o r se s. C lint W r ig h t, R t. 3, Y ak im a, W a sh in g to n . C R Y S T A L ’WAX, y e llo w B erm u d a, W a lla W a lla S w ee t, W h ite P o r tu g a l, and S w e e t S p a n ish . P u t up in b u n d les o f 100, 60 b u n d les to th e crate. W r ite fo r p rices. B o x 133. N O R TH ER N PL A N T k PRODUCB GROW ERS W A L L A W A L L A , W A S H IN G T O N C O M PL E T E 15' W H E E L A N D C A R R IA G E w ith tw o 36 in ch head b lo ck s, d ou b le a c tio n s e t w o r k s and ;DOGS. CATS. PETS. ETC. r a il. T op an d b o tto m sa w m and rel w ith b o x in g , on e 36” to p sa w . b elt fe e d w o r k s and drum . P r a c tic a lly G reat D an e P u p p ies 2 ’-4 m o n th s old. n e w 25-hp. e le c , m otor and c o m p e n B itte r r e g istr a tio n . B o x 434, R e a r sa to r . T h is m a c h in e ry h a s b een c u t dan. W a sh in g to n . _______ t in g 30-M ft. p er s h if t and w ill be a v a ila b le b y D ec. 15. O ne lo g g in g P U P P I E S sh ip p ed . C ock ers a ll co lo rs. d on k ey. W illa m e tte drum s, s le d and T in y T o y F o x T e rr ie r s, T o y R a t T er 150-hp. w h ite m o to r In f i r s t c la s s r ie rs. T oy M a n ch esters. P rice d r e a c o n d itio n . W illa m e tte lbr. ca rrier, so n a b le. H e a lth y w orm ed . T in y S tu d 42"x48” s w in g in g sh o e. A - l c o n d i S e rv ic e S h ip y o u r fe m a le . tio n , rock s e r v ic e tir e s. B u rk la n d R E E D K R O P K E K K IL S Lbr. Co., B o x 23, T urn er, O regon. K E N T , W A SH . P H . 136 P h o n e 1125. R E G IS T E R E D sp r in g e r s p a n ie ls . F a NOW CONTROLLED H EAT m o u s ch a m p io n blood lin e s . 30 to c h o o se from fo r f i r s t b u y er s. L iver A ll n e c e s s a r y p a r ts to m ak e y o u r c ir c u la t in g o ilh e a te r or flo o r o il f u r and w h ite and b lack a n d w h ite . A g e n ace c o m p le te ly a u to m a tic . C om p lete th r e e m o n th s and up. B a r g a in s. k it in c lu d in g n e c e s s a r y w ir e , e a s ily K a n 'a a ter K en n e ls (r e g ’d .) L illo o e t. In sta lle d by y o u r s e lf. T h e r m o s ta tic ____ __ B . C. a lly c o n tr o lled h e a t fo r o n ly $2». C. O. D . O rders A ccep ted FARM MACHINERY <5. EQUIP. M c B r i d e r e f r i g e r a t i o n 1019 JA C K S O N ST. R D 7 C a te rp illa r dozer. $3000: RD® ___________ S E A T T L E W N .___________ C a te rp illa r w ith u n it $3100. 1 s e m i tr a ile r 1230; 2 T 20 In ter n a tio n a l S P E C IA L S A L E P R IC E S $1000 .a< i B o x 185. K a lis p e ll. M on- E L E C T R IC L IG H T IN G P L A N T S ta n a . 8 th E. N. Id a h o St. N E W A N D T U L L Y R E C O N D IT IO N E D 3000 w a tt, 115 v o lt. 4 c y l. g a s e n g in e FO R SA L E —T ra cto r. 1943 D . I. C a se w ith ( c o s t $650) $275. •a cubic yard L ull lo a d er. A ll In good con 5000 w a tt, 115 v o lt. 4 c y l g a s e n d ition . K A Ï HARM ON. 204 W est 14»b, g in e (c o s t $980) $395. p h o n e 3903. The D a lles, O re. __ N E W 7500 w a tt. 115 v o lt, 4 c y l. g a s e n g in e ( c o s t $1500) $650. BUSINESS 4 INVEST. OPPOR. 10 K W . 115 v o lt. 4 c y l. g a s e n g in e ( c o s t $1350) $575. F O U N T A IN r R Ê A l?R A N T i n I.a 30 K W , 127-220 v o lt. 3 p h a se. D ie se l G rande, O regon. W r ite T e x K n ig h t, e n g in e , ( c o s t $4995) $1750. A ll are U n io n , O regon. _____ la t e AC m o d els w ith e le c tr ic s t a r t ers, b u ilt in sw itc h b o a r d s, a u to m a tic IT M U ST B E S E E N TO B E A P P R E g o v e rn o rs, e tc. S. 2323 L IN C O L N C IA T E D . 80 A c re s, 30 cle a r, 1,000.000 ST . S P O K A N E , W A S H IN G T O N . f t . s a w lo g s . P a y s % in v e stm e n t. M odern 7 room h o u se, f u l l b a se S L E D O R TO BO G G A N m e n t 4 a c r e s N e w b er rie s. G ood o u t N e w a ir p la n e s k is e a s ily c o n v e rte d to b u ild in g s. 150 H o lly tr e e s co m m e r dan d y s le d or to b o g g a n . B e s t g ra d e c ia l, 3 sp r in g s , g r a v it y flo w . C lose oak w ith m e ta l runner. C o st g o v e r n s c h o o ls , s t o r e. B e a u tifu l sc e n e ry . m e n t $700 each . M y p rice o n ly $10. O n lv $27.500. T e rm s. D e a l d ir ec t S. 2323 L IN C O L N ST ., SP O K A N B , w ith ow n er, s a v e c o m m is sio n s. R. W ASH. H a g ed o rn , R t. 1, b ox410, G resh - am , O regon. D IE S E L , g a s o lin e e n g in e s, p arts, f if t h w h ee ls, tr a ile r s. D o n B o s s , C olfax, O R EG O N COAST W a sh in g to n . 7 -u n it a p t. co u rt, e x c e lle n t o c ea n v iew . W ei! c o n str u c te d , good fu r n is h in g s , H O N E Y , p u re and d e lic io u s. S ix ty r e s tr ic te d d is tr ic t. $25,500. term®* pou n d s, $12, f.o.b. T. 3 . B o w e , A rlee, W r ite P.O. B O X 498, W ECOM A, M o n tara. O REG ON. ___ _________________ _____ S H I N G L E M I L L — 1 m a c h in e , pond, s w i n g c u to ff, lo t s o f tim b e r: 3-room h o u s e : e s t a b l i s h e d m a r k e t. E a s y t e r m s . R t . 1, B o x 806, C R E SC E N T C IT Y . C A L IT O R N IA . JITTER R- - w cm «i AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACCES. XH Private Car for Potatoes A new-type potato car recently carried more than 90,000 pounds of the tubers on its Initial trip from Maine to New Jersey markets. Built as an experiment, the car can hold 100,000 pounds" of potatoes, 30,000 pounds more than usually is shipped in one car. _____________ Real Marketing Costs Physical handling accounts form the largest item of expense in the marketing of foods and farm com modities. Inadequate and anti quated marketing facilities and methods help make the costs un necessarily high. In Same Family The banana may cause a lot of slips in everyday life, but another member of the banana family, the abaca plant, is used to help make manila hemp rope, one of the strongest lines known. Save the Soil Line Soil conservation is one of man’s most important sciences. A number of flourishing civilizations have dis appeared because the countries’ soil became exhausted or was washed away. Indians Skilled Dyers When Columbus discovered Amer ica he found the Incas skilled in the art of dyeing. First Circular Saw The circular saw first was used In Maine about 1830. Synthetic Cinnamon Oat hulls is a new source for syn thetic cinnamon. filse of the Oceans There are more than three hun dred million cubic miles of ocean. 6-8 E X P . ROLL, r e g . or Jumbo siz e. 30c; 10 rep rm ts, 35c; 4 x 8 en la rg em en t. 5c. ROCKY H T N . PHOTOS. B ox D-147 W. E n d S ta .. Colorado Sp rin gs, Colorado. H U N T E R S! Let U s Tan Y ou r D eer and E lk H id es. W rite for Inform ation. THURLOW GLOVE COMPANY 100 N .E . U nion A v e., P ortlan d 14. Ore. SEN SA T IO N A L 64 p a g e B ook let "G et R ich in S p ite o f Y o u r s e lf.” S a tisfa c tio n gu ar a n teed . 81.00 p ostp aid . Send today. TAY LOR. P .O . B o x 911, S an ta M onica, Calif. HELP WANTED L A D IE S TO SE L L th e fa m o u s C. k D . D r e s se s . L in g erie and H o siery . W rite M rs. N e e ly . P .O . B o x 155. E v e r e tt. B a s h . INSTRUCTION V E T E R A N S an d o th e r s m a y n ow ta k e V . A. ap p ro v ed c o u r se s in w a tc h m a k in g . In str u m e n t repair, r a d io .and a v ia t io n e n g in e s. R oom fo r lim ite d n u m b er s t a r t in g J a n u a ry 26. A p p ly n ow . W rite B c g is tr a r , N o r th Id a h o J u n io r C o lleg e, T rad e S c h o o l D e p a r tm en t, Coeur d ’A len e, Id a h o . ”T h e C o lleg e by th e L ake." H o u s in g a v a ila b le . Submarine Development Simon Lake invented the even keel submersible submarine. The “Argonaut,” built in 1897, was the first craft of its kind to navigate the open sea successfully, the first to salvage sunken treasures. He also invented submarine apparatus for locating and recovering sunken ves sels and their cargoes, and a heavy- oil internal combustion engine for marine use. Greatest Fan Game Basketball. America’s only origi nal major sport, attracts more paid admissions than any other sport. The game was originated by Dr. James A. Naismith while he was physical director of the Y.M.C.A. In Springfield, Mass., in 1891, but the first real game was not played until January 20, 1892, which day is con sidered the birthday of basketball. Dr. Naismith later became a pro fessor at University of Kansas. Introduction of Microscope From the time of discovery of lenses in the 13th century until the introduction of the microscope to wards the close of the 17th century, lenses were used exclusively for eyeglasses and hand reading glass es. The lenses were made of rela tively soft glass and were ground and polished by hand. Became Private Property In early days when most berries grew wild on Cape Cod, cranber ries were regarded as common prop erty. But when man realized the value of cultivation and built his own bogs, private property was rec ognized. Rope and Twine Volume The cordage industry produced about 200 million pounds of rope and tvine last year. To ship this cordage by rail would require a freight train 500 miles long, with 56,668 cars.