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RABBITS & SKINS
FOR SALE
WANT LIV E R ABBITS 4 lbs. up. rab- |
K B F B 1O B B A T O B B Q U IF M B B T
bit aklnx, bide.«. wool, mohair, raa- S ales & Service, Home lockers, bottle
cara, live poultry, B aby * Company,
coolers, reach In boxes. Meat cases.
93.1 I . W. Front, Portland, Oregon.
E verything In refrigeration Portland
R e fr ig e r a tio n Co., 1818 M B. K llU
ln g sw o r tb , P ortlan d , O regon. Fh.
TR . 6844.
MISCELLANEOUS
BNOWHHOEK— New arm y
surplus. |
12x48. 15 pair, plus postage. S o-
p srlor I l s c t r lo Co., 3825 B ooth 1
Tacoma
‘C o u ld n 't you have w a ite d till we got hom e, d e a r, to
burn the paid-up m o rtg a g e p a p e rs ? ”
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th in k yo u ’re o k a y , m iss, but I ’m S U R E your boy­
frie n d Is under a g e !”
NANCY
By Ernie Bushmiller
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G E T OFF
H E R E --------W IL L .
YOU PLEASE PHONE ME AT
M A IN 7253 WHEN YOU
FIN D OUT
8,
FARMS AND RANCHES
W ashington,
120 ACRES. PAY NESVILLE. M INNE-
SOTA. Good soil. E lectricity. 6-room
AGENTS and DEALERS wanted to I house. Good outbuilding«. A lvin
dem onstrate and sell "MOW-MAS-|
W egner, Oreenacres. W ashlgton.
TER ROTARY EAWN MOWER.1
Several good territories still a v a il­ NOTHING BETTER In W illam ette
able In Oregon. W ashington and Ida­
valley. 450 acres: 200 tillable; 190
ho. W rite for d etails to X -W FAC­
under Irrigation. Sown to best types
TO RY, Tacoma 3, Wash.
of grass; nice stream w ill carry 200
head cattle, Brice »38.000. W rite or
D. D. H. CLETRAC. 1943 Model, with
wire. M. H. Bauer, 120 » . Third
cargo winch, canopy, etc. D-8800
Street, C orvallis, Oregon.
caterpillar engine. D-13000 cater­
pillar engine. Double drum hoist;
LIVESTOCK
sin g le drum hoist. No. 4 .Star sa w ­
m ill com olete. Tie m ill complete. REG ISTER ED Morgan stallion , beau*
W arren F. B ra ils, Oroville, W ash­
tlfu l lines, liver ch estnut, 8 yrs.;
in g to n .
a lso reg. quarter horse. 4 yrs.; se v ­
eral Morgan saddle bred. F alom l-
FOR SALE— T en-foot
blade snow |
noes and grade m ares bred to Palo­
plow s. Mulboard 28 Inches front.
mino
stallion
Thundercloud.
2d
44 Inches rear. H ydraulic lift. For |
house N. o f M innehaha store. Man­
114-2'/a ton trucks. Im m ediate de­
or
highw
ay,
R
t.
4,
Box
540,
Vancou­
livery. »500.00 Modern Supply Com- I
puny, Box 215, W alla W alla, W ash. | ver, Wn. P hons 1P21.
10,000 O al. F er M in u te c e n tr ifu g a l R EG ISTERED Morgan stallion , foaled
J u ly 8. 1941. Born In Montana.
pump,
21-lnch
discharge,
8900.
C hestnut quarter type, very gen tle.
O eorge
S im p so n .
O tis
Orchard,
W
rite Bob Thoms, B t. 2, P rosser,
W a sh in g to n .
W ash.
SENSATIONAL chem ical Stum p R e­
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
m oving
compound. No
digging,
b lastin g or chopping; roots and all I
burn out freely: not Injurious to | FOR SALE— 2 28-38 H arris H arvest-
ers. 43 Models 20-ft. Headers. 30-31
land or life. Guaranteed. »3.90
H arris H arvester. 1 38 C aterpillar
pound w ith ln sru c’ lons. Postpaid.
H arvester. P hilip O. OYCeara, W as.
P R ID D Y B A L E S A O B B C Y , BO X I
co,
O regon.
292, B e llin g h a m , W a sh in g to n .
LONELY?
LONGING
FOR
RO­
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
MANCE? Send for Club paper with
ihotos and descriptions o f a ll mem- | D W ELLIN O and corner b u sin ess lot,
lers.
75x100 ft., on h igh w ay 99 and In
L O R A B B . BO X 15O-W
heart o f th rivin g W illam ette V alley
F O R T L A B D 7, O RE.
town. A ll for price o f the lot. W rite
P. O. B ox 291, Silverton, Ore.
i
R ook« G a lo r e : E x t r a fin e u n u s u a l books.
C a ta lo g fr e e . S u p e rio r D is trib u to r« . 918-1»
M a re s lit .. San F r a n c is c o 17, Calif.
N E W T -9 IN T E R N A T I O N A L C r a w le r w ith
T ra c k s o n s w in g c ra n e , s t a r t e r , lig h ts , r a d .
u a r d , w id e g a u g e . Id e a l fo r lig h t p o rta b le
a m m e r o r lo a d e r .
CLO W ERS BROS.
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M a d ra s , O rc fs n
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E S P E C IA L L Y F O R Y O U . A M u s c le a n d
C e ll R e ju v e n a t in g S y s te m p e rfe c te d by a n ­
o th e r o ld s te r w h o k n o w s y o u r h e a lth p ro b ­
le m s . T a k e s o n ly a fe w m in u te s a d a y .
C o n v in c in g r e s u lts a t fir s t t r i a l .
T o ta l
p r ic e o n ly 82. P e n s io n e rs 81. J O H N M O F ­
F E T T . M a p le C re s t, W o o d in v ille , W a s h .
Y O U N G L O O K IN G S K IN
F o r copy c f sam ple tr e a tm e n t I use. S end
s ta m p e d e n v e lo p e a n d 81.00.
PEARL
R A I N E , B o x 483, So. L a x n n a , C a lifo r n ia .
M AK E M O N EY W R IT IN G
M anuscripts wanted. 10% C om m is­
sion on pales. R eview rates »1.00
per 1000 words up to 5000— 60c per
each additional 1000. (E nclose fee
w ith script.)
A SO U 88
L IT E R A R Y CR ITIC B V R R A V
413 M organ B u ild in g
P o rtla n d 5, O regon
HELP WANTED
V ALUA BLE BARGAINS at T ax Land
Sales. We publish LISTS o f C all/..
Ore.. W ash. Subscribe NOW! Free
circular for loose 3c stam p. P . O.
B o x 508, P o r tla n d O regon.
BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR?
FOR SALE— Large court, 24 large 3-
room apartm ents and dw elling, a
couple of blocks o f f of m ain U. S.
64 highw ay. E stab lish ed b u sin ess—
stu cco and fram e construction. Lo­
cated In K ingm an’s fam ous arthur-
it ls and asth m atic clim ate. Sunshine
the year around Price »35.800, %
down. Oreen Gables Inn, Kingm an,
Arizona.
GARAGE and serv ice station w ith
modern apartm ent. Stocked and
equipped. C om pletely equipped sa w ­
m ill. 8. R . P h illip s , S a r r ls o n , Id aho,
P h o n e 8.
PERSONAL
F R E E MEMBERSHIP NEW TYPE E l C L UB
S p e c ia l H o b b y s ec tio n . L im ite d o ffe r r. . W r ___
it e
f o r d e ta ils .
S T A R S E R V IC E . B e x i» « 7 .
H o lly w o o d Î8 . C a l'Ie r n la .
BUILDING MATERIALS
M o d e rn H o m e P la n s a c c u r a te ly d o ne. Y o u r
STAR EM PLO YM EN T A öEN O Y
I
c a r e f u lly d e s ig n e d . In v e s tig a te o u r
21 w w
U
q ny.
g u a r a n te e d s e r v lc e - B o o k le t 25c. P e r r y
,W 2 d
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P o r t ilA n d 9 ’ ° T9:
W e b e r , 710« N . M o n ta n a , P o r tla n d I. O re .
H e a d q u a rte rs fo r F a rm , O rc h a rd an d
D a iry H elp. S ta te lic e n se d and bon d­
ed. O ver 30 Y rs. In sa m e lo ca tio n .
O tta -D A D 6E T " SPADE STAMPER
DOUBLE SMOKING PLEASURE
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. Must be
MwBRt M Rip« <8.4 t«Ol
is w b«re yon ae«4 H
wb«R ir iv iB g . w ork-
»RC or |W t smoking.
P it a « a y r o a a d t d
w h < » » rfic a .
B r o a d w a y B u ild in g
P o r tla n d , Ore.
e lig ib le f o r lic e n s e in C a lif . 100 bed hos­
p it a l. 40 m in u te s fr o m S a n F r a n c is c o . 5-d a y
w k . E x c e l, s a l. A p p ly tod ay a ir m a il. A d m in ­
is t r a t o r . A la m e d a H o s p ita l, A la m e d a , C a l.
A N A E S T H E T IS T S . N u r s e A n a e s th e tis ts
U r g e n t ly n e e d e d . M o d e r n , w e ll-e q u ip p e d
100-bed h o s p ita l. G r a d u a t e s ta ff o n ly . F o r t y
m in u te s fro m S a n F r a n c is c o . E x c e lle n t
s a la r y . F iv e - d a y w’e e k . M a in te n a n c e a v a il­
a b le . A p p ly to d a y a ir m a il. A d m in is tr a to r ,
A la m e d a H o s p ita l. A la m e d a . C a lif o r n ia .
S T A F F N U R S E S . 100 bed. m od. h o s p ita l.
40 m in s , fro m S a n F r a n c is c o . 5 -d a y w e e k .
B a s ic s a l. $200. $10 a d d itio n a l fo r e v e n in g ,
n ig h t h o u rs, o p e r a tin g ro o m , o b s te tr ic a l
s e r v ic e . A p p ly T o d a y A ir m a il. D ir e c t o r of
N u rs e s , A la m e d a H o s p ita l. A la m e d a ,C a lif .
PLANTS AND SEEDS
FOR SALE: Y ellow Bermuda onion I
seed, 95% germ test, »3 pound. F. I
O. B. W alla W alla. n orth ern P lan t
* Produce Growers, W alla W alla, |
W ashington, Box 133.
ROCKHILL EVER BEA RIN G Straw-1
berry P lan ts. In w h olesale lots. I
Send for prices. D a v id E . L o fg r sn , |
R o u ts 3, B e a v er to n , O regon.
B LU E BE R R IES— N ew est and best In I
cu ltivated blueberry plants. Send
for folder.
Eberhardt Blueberry
n u r s e r ie s , Monte 1, B ox 379, Olym- |
pla, W ash.
150 THOUSAND choice N ew W ash in g­
ton Red R aspberry plants from 1 |
year Irrigated field. U. S. Gov. In­
spected. Order now. A. G. S ton e. B t. I
REG’LAR FELLERS
By Gene Byrnes
1, B o x 140,
P h o n s 4984.
P u a lly p ,
W a sh in g to n .
ASK for our lis t o f best peach varle-1
tie s to plant for roadside m arketing.
Our buds cut from bearing orchards. I
checked by S tate Inspectors fo r i
viru s and passed. W ashington B ur- |
series, T oppenish, W ashington.
PLA N T THIS SPRING . F ru it trees,
shade trees, evergreens, shrubs, I
roses, etc. W rite for free catalog. I
price list. Columbia and Okanogan
H u riery Co., W enatchee, W ash in g­
ton. W ashington's oldest— largest |
nursery.
VIRGIL
By Len Kleis
SPECIAL
W A N T T E A C H E R S — H IG H S A L A R IE S
STO UT T E A C H E R S ' A G E N C Y
Heart of Asparagus
Asparagus is grown in nearly all
sections of the United States, but
large Industrial production Is lim it­
ed to a few localities. In 1945, in the
nation, 126,258 acres were used for
commercial growing of asparagus.
About half of this acreage was lo­
cated in California. Principal areas
of production in that state are Sac­
ramento, San Joaquin, San Fernan­
do and Im perial valleys.
Infra-Red Ray for Cotton.
The newest wrinkle in cotton gin­
ning is the use of infra-red rays
to dry moist cotton. The Idea is to
keep a constant heat all through the
ginning process. The cotton is heat­
ed while going through the extractor
and stands. A battery of 32 infra-red
lights is set up on each unit. By the
tim e the cotton passes through the
press there is little moisture left.
B rea st of Chicken
Breast of chicken is more than
Just a delicacy—It also is an excel­
lent source of niacin (the anti-pel­
lagra vitam in), according to tha
U. 3. bureau of animal Industry.
Death of Presidents
Seven Presidents have died In of­
fice; W illiam Henry Harrison, Zach­
ary
Taylor,
Abraham
Lincoln,
James A. Garfield, W illiam McKln-
ley, W arren O. Harding and Frank­
lin D. Roosevelt. Only Taylor and
Roosevelt died in office while con­
gress was in session.
JAMES KING & CO.
$12 H .W . I ¿Hi A r t ., Fortlaad 4, Or«f«o
B U ILD YOUR OWN 14” WOOD­
WORKING LATHE In your spare
tim e, sa v in g 75%. C astings, bear­
in gs and p u lleys furnished. You
m achine the parts. E nclose »1.00
for m anual and price sh eet sh ow ­
ing photo engineered Instructions
for m achining th is lathe. We also
rent Jigs. VOCATIOBAL IMDUS-
T B IE S CORP. 2400 S o u th C ottage
Bt., S a lem , O regon.
SPECIAL OFFER!
18” H eavy D u ty 5-ft. floor type
D R IL L PR ESSES, made to preci­
sion standards for export and do­
m estic trade. D ue to credit restric­
tion s th ey m u st be sold Im m ediate­
ly a t a rem arkably reduced price.
Produced to sell for »250.00. Now
offered direct to purchaser for
»159.50 F. O. B. Salem , Ore. Act
now and SAVE! One year guar­
antee ag a in st d efects In m aterial
or w orkm anship.
CAPITOL CITY MACKZBB TOOL
a B ir o .
3042 P o rtla n d R d ., S a lem , O regon
P h on a 2-1524
Third Class Pushers
Third class riders on some of tha
stage coaches in 1838 were required
to help push when the coach got into
difficulties. Second class riders
walked up hills. Only first class
riders were allowed to ride without
walking up hills or helping by push­
ing.
Went to Sea E a rly
In Scotland, on the north shore
of Solway F irth , near the fishing
hamlet of Arbigland, John Paul,
known in history as John Paul
Jones, was bom July 6, 1747. When
he was 12 years old, his school daya
were over. As a small lad he could
manage his own sailing boat, and ha
showed a great fondness for the sea.
In the summer of 1759, Jamea
Younger, a ship-owning merchant,
was in Arbigland to recruit sailors,
and he took the boy, a hardy,
well-knit and capable lad of 12, to
Whitehaven, where he shipped on a
vessel about to sail to America.
Pennsylvania Farm ers
Pennsylvania farmers have a
total investment of nearly two bil­
lion dollars in fa rm land, buildings,
equipment,
machinery, livestock
and crops on hand.
Value of M ilk
A quart of m ilk—four glasses—
supplies approximately these per­
centages of the daily nutritive re­
quirements of an average man: Cal­
cium, 100 per cent plus; riboflavin
(vitam in G ), 82 per cent; phos­
phorus, 67 per cent; protein, 49 per
cent; vitam in A, 30 per cent; thia­
min, 22 per cent; calories, 22 per
cent; vitam in C, 19 per cent; niacin,
• per cent, and iron, 3 per cent.
Mushrooms for Dentists
Mushrooms were used to stupefy
patients by dentists of the Zapotec
Indian* of Mexico.