S outhern Oregon News Review , Thursday, M arch 4, 1948
(VaA /B r a n d e d !
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In W a sh in g to n a g ro u p of poli­
tic ia n s w e re d isc u ssin g th e p ro b ­
le m of d is a s s o c ia tin g th e m s e lv e s
f ro m so m e o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n s
w ith w h ich th e y h a v e b e c o m e
lin k e d . “ T h ey c o st u s lo ts of v o te s
in th e c a m p a ig n ,” s a id one.
“ W e’ve g o t to b r e a k off o u r c o n ­
n e c tio n s .”
"Y o u c a n ’t , ” sa id a n o th e r. “ I t 's
lik e th e y o u n g c o lle g e boy w ho
C o m Y ip ld
c a m e h o m e fro m sch o o l a n d told
V U IU 11C 1U
h is f a th e r : ’I n e e d y o u r h e lp . I 'v e
2, 4-D Spray Increases
g o t to g e t so m e th in g off m y chest.*
“ ‘I ’ll lis te n ,’ h is f a th e r sa id .
Output by 18 Bushels
“ T h e boy s a id : ‘I ’m goin g to
F irst large-scale experim ent using
m a r r y A nne, b u t I ’ve g o t to g e t
butyl e ste r of 2.4-D for control of
th is off m y c h e s t.’ H e b a re d h is
weeds in corn fields has definitely
c h e st, on w h ic h w a s in d e lib ly t a t ­
proven the chem ical to be unharm -
to o e d : ‘I L ove M a r y .’ ”
ful to corn and has resulted in in­
creased yields up to 18 bushels per
acre, a check on a num ber of H en­
derson, Ky.. farm s indicate.
Applied to som e 18,000 acres at a
cost of less than $10.000, 2.4-D was
a Natural
by Bob Hines
BABBITS 4 SK IN S
B U U 1PM O N T
W A N T I.IV B K A U ntT H 4 tba. tin, rub-1
tilt sk in «. hide«. w ool, ntuhnlr. i nn-1 Bal»« a S e r v ic e, H um e lo ck er s, bottle
u n i. liv e p .in ltiv . B u b y * C om pany,
cooler«, reach In box»«. Meat canes
»3» a. W F ro n t, r o r lle n d .
I
E v e r y th in g In t e fr lg r r n l Ion P ortland
R e f r i g e r a t i o n O o .. l a i d
M B . K ill.
D E E R , e i . k , c o w nnd Eur sk in « tu n ­
In gaw u rth, P o rtla n d , O regon
Ph.
ned tutu le a th e r nml m ade ln to |
T B . 8844.
«•out», g lo v e s , ate. to \ ii nn i ure
o r wo buy them . Cltorvony (H o v el
FARMS AND RANCHES
and T a n n in g Co.. 1137 M. W 1 9 th '
A v e . , P o rtla n d , O regon.
N O T H IN O UK'ITICH In W lTiam eti«
v a lle y . 430 a c r e s; »00 tilla b le ; Ito
MISCELLANEOUS
under Irrigation . Mown to beat ty n » ,
o f gra««; n ice niroum w ill carry Sou
r ilA C T I t ’AI, Nurnen tiiih ln 1» tiettrr
head c a ttle P ile « »34,nun W rlta n r
tiiinltlnltN. <’<>|>y 2&o. M acD onalds,
w ire M. X . B au er. 1BO W . Third
w t i not. O orvallta, Ui e g o s
ItoX *81, 1 Io 111 it K b a nt, W n«blnn*tm .
& *£
H e ' s N ot J ust 4
solder m akes
E X C E L L E N T S IN K E R S
FOR ELY-ElSH lM S
S liced
WARM-HEATHER
HOI MEWIVBHt S i m iiu ii . v «ti.l lim n
w ith a n n l MOAB MAVER I'lll p e r ­
fo r a te d H ir e ! c o n i it liter w ith your
ow n hom o m ade or fa v o r ite oake
soap amt
u«e e co n o m ic a lly
for
d ish es, hand lau n d ry amt c le a n in g ,
•to,- c.t«h or m oney order
P uget
■ alee Co., 146 B. 63rd, B e a ttie S,
F riend
dee with a
RAZOR AND PUT ON
before T
he fly —
tue lead cannot
BE FLIPPED OFF - N O
M ATTER NOIN HAAD
YOU F IS H -
JOUVTIMI .
MOCKINGBIRDS AR E
REbUARLY
tEbULARL POUND
-
AS EAR NORTH AS
COLUMBUS ~ OHIO
U c L E » CORN ° ®
at
.
C hristmastime r
POR tla n d
Sta N . W . ta h A v e .
Sump'n S p ecial. . .
an d a Cinch to M a h t i
Crunchy, toasted Kellogg’s All-Bran,
with taste-tempting spices and nut-
meats, makes these muffins extra-
delicious!
2 tablespoons
2*4 teaspoons
shortening
baking powder
U cup sugar
% teaspoon salt
Si teaspoon
1 egg
1 tablespoon
ginger OR
molasses
1 teaspoon
1 cup Kellogg's
cinnamon
All-Bran
U cup shelled
*i cup milk
walnuts or
1 cup sifted flour
pecans
Blend shortening and sugar thor­
oughly; add egg and beat well. Stir
In molasses, All-Bran and milk, let
soak until most of moisture Is taken
up. Sift flour with baking powder, salt
and spice. Add to first mixture and
stir only until combined. Fill greased
muffin pans two-thirds full and top
with nutmeats. Bake in moderately
hot oven (400’F.) 25 to 30 minutes.
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America's most
famous natural
laxative cereal
— try » I
t lx r iitr ; co.
'e r ila in i. O r . , » . ,
Profits. Instructions »1.00
P o stp a id
OBBALD
BUSINESS 4 INVEST. OPPOR.
M cH B B L T
B oa 334, B o c h e ete r, M inn.
ru m e n
110 V oli A C-D C . . . $34.95
L’n ivrrxn l M otor, Jacob* Chuck,
One Y ear Q uarante
I m m e d ia ta
S h ip m e n t
D R Y C L E A N IN ') RUM I N E S S, c-m p i.
e-ipt.. bld g, nnd lot. a v e r a g in g S li'O
pec ino. groaa; »12.000 w ith term s.
^W rlta Joh n h on yd u r, Toledo, Ore.
W ILLBACO . . . B o« 4100
P o rtla n d 8, O regon
A 1 T i
GREENHOUSES
G e rlin g e r L u m b e r 4 S u p p ly Co.
P .O .
B ox
3 3 3 , S a le m ,
O re.
13 U n it M otel, new , s t r ic t ly m odern
In e v e r y r e a p e d . C om p lete sto c k o f
g r o ce rie s, tip to d a le cafe. Service
PLANTS AND SEEDS
n tatlon , 2 acre« ground L ocated on
O regon tr a il. P r ic e »57.750. h a lf
RO C K H ILL E V E R B E A R IN G S t r a w - |
dow n , term « cm balan ce or w ilt
berry P lan t*
In w h ..li ala bit*
trad o fo r go.al r a ttle ranch o f
Si nd f “ r u ric-
D a v id E . L o f g r e n . I
ab ou t eu u al v a lu e
W. L. B ray,
K o u ts 3, B ea v e rto n , O regon .
R e a lto r, P m lt la n d , Id aho.
T h is v e r y c o m m o n te r m w a s o b ­
t a in e d f r o m th e p e a c o c k , w h ic h
s t i c k s u p h is b e a u tifu l tr a in to e m ­
p h a s iz e h is im p o r t a n c e a n d s e n s e
o f s u p e r io r ity .
By Stookie Allen
t -
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£ M ENTHOL
a
COUGH DROPS P p
M IO IC A T IO
PILES TROUBLE?
It is not necessary to feed a m oist
m ash in order to m aintain high egg
production, says W ashington State
college. Feeding m oist m ash in­
volves extra labor and presents the
danger of the growth of harm ful
mold and bacteria, especially dur­
ing hot w eather
W H IT E R !
111.I 1 I : I : p. I! 11
N ew . it and beat In i
WANTED TO BUY
c u ltiv a te d blu. b. rrv p la n ts
J-Vnd I
for
fo ld e r
B b erh ard t
B lu eb erry
B u r se r te s, B o u t« 1, B o a 379. O ly m ­ I Wit.I. PAY ('ASM for bowling alley. 4 to 8
l«ne«. or partnrrihlp In «atne »lie or
p ia. W ash .
larscr. Contact ( A IT . C. F n r . M I t v . 1900
AMK f«»r our ll»t o f b«-*t p .a c li v a r íe -] « l i i a i K at.. Apt. II, I.Mwian, Okla.
B
eatrice
H a u s e r . 17,
ANY
SHEBOYGAN. W IS . , LOVED TO WRITE
PLAYS AND MOVIE S C R IP T S .H O N E
EVER CLICKED THOUGH SHE WROTE
THEM BY THE D O Z E N S . HER SCHOOL­
MATES LAUGHED BUT ITS BEA TR IC E
WHO IS LAUGHING NOW. THE EX­
PERIENCE HELPED.
J io jju b ß h u
R ec ently she won first prize
in the N ational h ig h - school c o n ­
test FOR HER THEME ON- THE
U N IT E D NATIO NS AND
Hog Self-Feeder
GIRLS! WOMEN!
NERVOUS
V a lle y
EQUIP.,
vealed considerable about good w a­
tershed m anagem ent, but there Is
1 m uch m ore to be learned, he said.
J “ With the basic knowledge th a t wa-
tCi yv1? ? chccked runs dowri hill,
an
d th
and
th a at t tronc
trees, grass and other vege­
tation help to check it, we can do
m uch to prevent flood dam age and
in crease supplies of usable w a te r,”
he concluded.
Mortality Figures Disclose
Strides in Medical Science
6
“ W IN N E R S E V E R Y W H E R E " Sllv.-r
laced W y a n d o tte ch ick «, b a tc h in g
eggH. D eta iled prle.. ||« t. Carl l o t -
ber, V an B u y s , C a lif.
T U R K E Y S — It ELTSV1 ii I?l I
SM A LL
b road -b reasted w h ite p ou lt« w ith
liv a b ilit y b efo re u n k n ow n to tu r ­
k ey s. O rder now . M orturk H a tch ery ,
R t. 3 , P o r t O rchard, W a sh in g to n .
MAPS
City. County. Slate. World I.argent ».-
lection on Co.nt at MKT8KKK MAPS,
T ar.m a, « .« III. a r . r t l . n d .
BUILDING MATERIALS
Modern H ouha Plane accurately done. Your
borne carefully dealfn«‘rf. Investigate our
guaranteed service. Booklet 23«' Perry
Weber. 730(1 N. Montana. Portland 8. Ore.
Light Weight Tires
Inflating tires of airplanes with
helium instead of air saves some
150 to 180 pounds of weight per
plane.
CUY ADVEN riSED CUÜ12 > 4»
AUTOS, TRUCKS 4 ACCES.~
B E K 'S
Strong Watershed Program
Urged by Chief Forester
AIRCRAFT AND AIRCRAFT
ENGINE
Our 25 year« or H e r v l c e I o t h e e..m -
n - k l.il p o u llr y m en o f O regon nml
SITUATIONS WANTED
W a sh in g to n ba« p roven to u s th at |
our baby c h lx m u s t be o f th e high- EXPERIENCED *ood»nun w.inta either
eat q u a lity fo r th e nu m ber o f re-1 cedar m/iklng or loff bucking job bv 1st of
peat order« vvn a r e g e t tin g front Í April. HOX IGN, (ireenarre«, Waah.
»■ear to year. Mend fo r p rice lis t.
•
This New Je rse y self-feeder for
Nation-wide cooperation and sup-
m ark et pigs also m ay be used for
. -
.
p
o
rt for a program to increase and,
brood sows th at a re suckling lit­
ters. Several different feeds m ay w here necessary, intensify good for­
be supplied in se p a ra te com part­ e st and range m anagem ent on the
m ents, and the pigs choose the country’s highland w atersheds was
RUB ON
proportions and am ounts of each. | urged by Lyle F. W atts, chief of
One of the chief advantages of the ^*e f° re st_service, in his annual re-
self-feedcr is the saving in labor p o rt to S ecretary of Agriculture
effected, providing the feeder is Clinton P. Anderson.
W N U —13
09—48 large enough to hold several d a y ’s
W atts said th a t the kind and de­
supply of feed.
gree of protection and care given
these w atersheds have far-reaching
influences on the nation’s stream
L im e S u lp h u r P r o te c ts
flow and w ater resources. The lands
try this if you’re
T ree s A g a in st R ab b its
to which he re fe rred generally are
U ndiluted lim e sulphur concen­ fo rest and wild are a s at higher ele­
tra te was the best am ong 16 rep el­ vations and the source of all our
lents tested at the Oklahom a s ta tio n ; m a jo r rivers.
On ‘CERTAIN DAYS’ Of Month-
for protecting young fruit trees from ' “ We a re paying a huge price
D o fem ale fu n ctio n a l m o n th ly d istu rb ­
cottontail rabbits. R abbits w ere every y e a r — in heavy flood losses,
a n ces m ake ¡/ou feel nervous. Irritable,
•o weak and tired ou t—a t auch tim e«»
penned with no food except w ater e rra tic stre a m behavior, reduced
T h en do try Lydia E. P ln k h am ’s Vege­
sprouts of apple. They dam aged 94 w a te r quality, sedim entation and in
tab le C om pound to relieve su ch sym p­
to m s. It's fam out tor th is I T aken regu­
p e r cent of the u n treated sprouts in | m any other w ays — for our fail-
larly — P ln k h am ’s C om pound h elp s
five days, as com pared to 41 p e r , ure to give enough care to the high-
bu ild up resistan ce a gain st su ch d is­
cent of the sprouts painted with lim e lands th a t w ater our valleys,” the
tress. Also a great stom ach ic to n lc l
sulphur. Only 1 per cent of the chief fo rester declared.
i n u L n t m i n i s i s i s i sprouts w ere dam aged the first day. R esearch and experience have re-
MUST e r o LE
T u a la tin
E R IC K S O N S
KATCHBBT
H ills b o r o , O r e g o n
R o u te H o.
LO N G ER ! N ow , A
TIGHT ACHING
CHEST COLDS
w a n te d .
POULTRY~CHICKS 4
of
INSTRUCTION
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P L A N T T H IS MI’R I N d . F ru it tr e e s, v
M B C A M IC T R A I B E C B
«hail«
tr<-<*. •-1 • rKrcih*.
sh ru b« j
can o b ta in b oth A lr .r u f l and
k m «, etc. Write for
- <.itai..r You
A ir c r a ft EnK lne .Mechanic a C e r tlfl-
prl, o H a t C o l u m b i a a n d O k a n o f a u I cat«
in on« year.
N u r s e r y C o .. W s n a t c h « « , W a « h t n < -
V
eteran
« can a tte n d under tba G. I.
to n .
W a a k ln r tu n 's
o ld e s t— la r g e s t
H ill, and draw fu ll au b ststan ca.
n u rsery .
S ch o o l ap p ro v ed
by C.A A . S ta te
Hoard o f E d u cation and V eteran s
You m ay h a v e ono o f ou r new sprlntr
AdmlnlM trat Ion.
p rice lint« co n ta ln lu it unuMual m on ey Il» u « ln g a v a il..b io fo r both «In gle end
eavltiK valu e« on a ll fie ld «sed a nnd
m arried stu d en t« .
grain « and «am ple« If y o u w l«h. N _ ew
c la s s com m en ce« l i t h o f oach
J u . * t drop u« a powiiil card
t m . t if b.
1B T Z B M O U M T A IN 6 E Z D
C O ., I R C . ,
A
con
cu
rren t co u rse In f lig h t tr a in in g
T W IB P A L L B , ID A H O
to ob ta in p ilo t’s llcenne.
»00.000 F R U IT A N U T T R E E K — W e s - |
l-'ur c o m p lete In form al Ion w rite
ARLINGTON AERONAUTICAL
tern G row n FKACHEM. A P I’LKM
P E A R S , P R U N E S . I’Ll M S , A l’R t - l
SCHOOL
COTS. C H E R R IE S , W A L N U T t r e e s
g ro w beat In y o u r climate. Vlnlntt
Arlington. Washington
and Cano B erries, M trawberrle«. 70u
* ri' tI«“- H«ml for i t i».tK»’ C ntaloff. I ____ ____TRAVEL
~
W urxerlea, S h erw ood , O regon.
doctor’s formula you can use at home to
relieve distressing discom fort of pain—
Itch—Irritation due to piles. Tends to sof­
ten and shrink sw elling. Use this proven
doctor's formula. You’ll be amazed at Its
speedy action relief. Ask your druggist
today for Thornton & Minor’s Rectal Oint­
m ent or Suppositories. Follow label In­
structions. For sale a t all drug stores.
’ romptly relieves coughs of
<»ur bu't» . at Ir.irn bearin g ■
ch eck ed by Míate ln«iM-<-t<»
v ir u s au-I pa« .tl, W a sh ln sto n B u r-
s e r le s, Tupp»nl«b, W a sh lo p to n .
A gr-n tM
For Quick R elief
D O N ’T D E L A Y
> 1 1 H ' i: r
p irk. 31
ca b in s, 60 tr a ile r apacea m etered, 1
w a sh hou«ea, d r y in g «beds, r e d -
dunce, ui-rvlce e la tio n , lundeoaped.
• ' ‘•on sig n « . 3 a c r e s In c liy lim its
on h ig h w a y »», e x c e lle n t property.
l.'..,0oo dow n
Ital term e. O w ner,
C olum b ia C ab in s, V an cou ver, W a e h -
in g to n .
1^x13 ft. or la rg e r; C um pleta
H ead y to S e t-U p ; Im m ed ia te
D e liv e r y ; F H A T erm a; W rlto
a
SMITH BROTHERS
roa
C oinp lote p la n t ■ <*ulpnient ready to
m ake lilocka Met y o u r s e lf up | n the
b u sin e ss ; th e r e la a str o n g deinand
for b lo c k s —T erm s. P utnlR ta Block
|4 400HUPPlr C" ’
O regon,
ELECTRIC DRILL
w
TEEN-AGE TRIUMPHS
V alu e of M o ist M ash
For P o u ltry Q u estio n ed
b l o c k m a c h in e
8A L B
given credit for saving the last corn
crop in that section.
Fields tre a te d with 2,4-D and later
i cultivated yielded 86.8 bushels of
corn per acre as against a yield of
i 68.68 bushels per acre for a com-
i parable field which had only been
cultivated.
The fields checked had been
I sprayed with butyl e ste r of 2,4-D
| applied by a low-gallonage m ethod '
i requiring less than a pint of the
j weed-killer to five gallons of w ater
, per acre.
The increased yield in fie ld s'
sprayed was attributed to the
greatly lowered weed population.
Sim ilar beneficial results can be
achieved by hand-hoeing for weed
control but the high cost of hand-
hoeing m akes this method im p racti­
cal in m ost cases.
D iscarded wheels and an axle
from a child’s coaster wagon were
used for this pull-push c a rt. The
fram e is m ade from %-inch pipe
and is welded to the axle. It is
handy for m oving loads of sm all
tools or equipm ent as the c a rt is
strong, light in weight and easy
to pull or push.
____ B E A L E S T A T E —M ISC.
V A I.PA 1II.K IIA R G A IN B nt T ax Land
Maine. Wo pu bllafi I.1MTM u f C alif
(ire .. W a sh . Mubacrtbe NOWI Free
«•iri’ul.’ir for lo f « a, ntam n p o
B o x ’ ..a t, P o r t l a n d O re g o n .
S ta r t a N o v e lty M a n u factu rin g
ltu eln en e a t H om e. P aye Illg
ti<-« t<» Bloat for roadaida m arkatlni
Miserable with coughs from
colds or smoking. . . stuffy
nose? Here’s relief — ja tt. . .
up and down! Famous Smith
l Brothers medication goes
dou-n to ease tickle, soothe irritated mem­
branes. Menthol vapors go up to bring
cool comfort. Smith Brothers are richer
in menthol— plut exetume Smith Brother»
medication. Look for “Trade” and “Mark”
on orange box.
STILL O N L Y
I1R IT T A N Y K P A N IE I.B at ntud Fee
»36 00. Iteg la trred A.K.C. and P p.
H. It. W lilta and O range, Ideal bird
d » * ». «’hirlf Flak, R ockford, W ash.
NOVELTY MANUFACTURING
BUSINESS
John Pfingslen, Henderson. Kv.,
farm er, is pictured with piles of
corn harvested from treated and
untreated plots. The corn in the
left pile was gathered from the
treated held and had an average
e a r weight 23 per cent g re a te r
than th at of the untreated corn
shown at right.
I —
GetrASr
UP ami DOWN Relief
DOGS, CATS. PETS, ETC.
« 0 1 ) 4 F O U N T A IN S I’ F C IA I,
R a e t la ii- llle e iin g fo u n t.lin e 301» off b e t t ill
M a r e k 13. A lvo special m i b e e r c e b lo e te ,
stool«, r e f r ig e r a t o r » , « rid d le s . e t c .
by STAN J. COLLINS & L. J. SLAWSON
TOPPED
WITH NUTS
FARM MACHINERY 4 EQUIP.’
F o i l B A L K - I 24 31 H a rr is H a rv e st,
era. 43 M mlela tO -ft. H eudera SO 3»
10*0 31 - Inn ' |n>» i r A llis C h alm ers I
H arrla H a r v e ste r , 1 3« C aterp illar
s ta tlo iiu iv r i.-ollu e i n m e. i;m i. m l
II U' ite r P h ilip O . O'M eara, W aa.
Aim n y 1-71 d ie se l g en era to r »et. I oo, Oretfon.
10 kw , S p liaso 208 IIO v.; Hum
w ilt 110 v. At' »r i- ollnn g e n e ra to r I
F A R M TRACTORS
fu lly nu( ii illc J o h n son 's S e r v ic e, |
Q u in cy, W » ih . p h o n e Q uincy 31U4. | CARB DI. farm tr a cto r . In good run­
n in g order; good tire s, J i* :,o o #
B L B C T M IO M O T O R S H O P
M inn.
M olin e
tr a cto r ,
four-w ha«l
W ell equip ped . t ib lle li.il m utor re j d rive, t 00x20 tru ck tir e s; adap t-
p air sh o p In Yuklm a V alley. I'l.ooo
a b le fo farm liae. 1760 U"
•h o p nml ■' iu I ii lit , nno Includeal
W 1T T B R B B M Q
M O T O R CO
OA x<|x
new brick b u ild in g
W rlto L ane 3010 18th W.
B le c tr lc , B og 334. B un nyelde, W x ih .
B e a t t ie , W a a h ln g tu n
SPICED
W H Y WE SAY
P i' l l VALID— 6 ■ . I - room bouae, barn,
o th e r b u ild in g « : fr u it tr ee s; good
w ell wit Ii i le e lr lo pum p; on W ood.
In v llle c u l o f f J a k e M cD onald. Ml a
S n o h o m ish , W ash .
W a a h lu g tu n .
AM w Ob» Cover .
BRAN MUFFINS
FOR SALE
B U I’M IO B B A T O R
Use of Weed Killer
•a ttN a
C lassified D epartm ent
TRUCK
PAXTB
A n o th er « p e d a l o ffe r in g o f
p rem iu m rnerchandl«o
a t v e r y a tt r a c t iv e price«.
JIOISTM, H Y D R A U L IC , 6 and 7-ln ch ,
p r a c tic a lly N E W , »175 and up.
T R A N SM IS SIO N I!,
NEW
3 - «peed
H row n -llp e M id sh ip s
W IN C H E S . N E W nnd used . G arw ood,
from 4,000 to 15,000 lb s. c a p a c ity .
»85.00 nnd up.
R E A R E N D S , E aton nnd T im k en 2-
npeed, up to 20,000 lb«, cap. to f it
a n y truck.
N E W C A D IL L A C m o to rs, 150 h. p.
c o m p lete w ith Ign itio n , h yd ram atln
t r a n s m is s io n w ith rev e rso and
sp eed« fo rw a rd . »475.
N E W J E E P P O W E R U N IT S , c o m ­
p le te w ith tw in d ic e c lu tch , b a tte ry ,
rad iator,
ga«
tan k
and
hood
R E A D Y TO OO. »335.
M OTORS, N E W * U S E D , o f a ll d e ­
sc r ip tio n s fo r truck« nnd In d u strial
p u rp oses, up to 200 h.p.
P A R T S FO R BO TH
O. I. and C o n v en tio n a l T ru ck s.
A x le s — H o u sin g s— G rease S eale
G ears— D iv id e r B o x es
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W R IT E OR C A LL
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8705 8 . T a c o m a W a y
O A. 4282
A su m m ary of the causes of death _
TACOM A, W A SH .
In the U nited States in 1900, in con­
tra s t to sim ilar figures for 1947, indi­ F E D E R A L MOTOR TRUCKS
1947 Model lflM-107' W. B. C h aill
cates the progress achieved by New
f ’b i CaA) , 4N?»I?odym47 50 T,r«®’ Duul Rears!
m edical science, according to Hy- C ° 1\ y 2 L
?.t 1 r,r« 81.075.00 F.O.B. Seattle.
NORTHWEST MOTOR PARTS
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An editorial by Dr. M orris Fish-
bein term ed the co n trast In the
TO RENT OR LEASE
causes of death "m ore Im pressive W A N T E D TO R E N T — S tock or w h e a t
than any other dem onstration of the
ranch, h a v e
lin e o f eq u ip m en t.
Y ou ng m arried m an w ith fa m ily ,
g reat progress m ade by m edical sci­
born & r a ised on farm . 5 y ear le a se
ence.”
or lo n g e r p referred . Can fu r n ish
referen ce«. W . H. Y ou ree, R t. a ,
In 1900, for instance, tuberculosis
B o x 3 1 0 , B o r in g , O re.
was first in causes of death and m ore
W A N T E D T O R B N T — D a i r y farm
than 200 persons out of every 100,-
equipped f u lly . E xp erien ced . B . H.
B a n m g sr t,
W o o d la n d , W a s h in g to n .
000 died from the disease each year.
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