Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, May 20, 1948
FARMS AND RANCHES
FICTION P
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Cornee
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A
C la s s ifie d D ep artm en t
F IR S T P R IZ E !
By HELEN LANCWORTHY
was deserting them. She made an
especially nice lemon, meringue pie
for supper and Henry brought her
a box of candy rather sheepishly.
Everything was lovely once
•gain at the Burton home. But
nothing more was said about tak­
ing the beautiful trailer to Cali­
fornia. In fart, it was two days
later that Henry broached the sub­
ject of Denver.
" I t would be fun," Anne agreed.
She was to the point of mentally
packing suitcases when Henry made
an unfortunate remark.
"Boy, the fishing," he said dream­
ily. "Guys have told me they really
catch 'em in the mountain streams."
H A B B IT S 4 S K IN S
k . .....1 ■ « ' • I n
rat
.
h o u se s, big barn, m ach in ery. Sound
In v estm en t nnd p riced r ig h t »40,000
Id. W. M t i u t , L a k e v ie w , O regon
KALE, T R A D E
Kerry rh u b arb ranch
m odern 7 room h o u se. no flo o d s!
Bchool c lo se, 'j, w ay T acom a Heni
lie B oa 85 D le r tn g .r , W e e k .'
‘
t-rz r
A N N E BURTON turned pale when
* * she saw the telegraph boy at
her door. But just one moment later
she was rushing to the telephone.
Henry was amazingly slow to under­
stand. She said it rapidly three
times.
"W E WON.
WE WON,
HENRY! THE TELEGRAM HERE
SAYS SO. THE TRAILER COACH
W ILL ARRIVE . . .»
Henry caught on then, “ you mean
we won first prize in that soap
contest?" His voice was hoarse with
excitmcnt.
“ Henry Burton! That's just what
I've been telling you!"
Henry muttered something that
sounded like a combination of “ Holy
Mackerel" and “ Jumping Catfish."
In the intervening days the Bur
tons were told over and over that
they were the luckiest people alive.
Dozens of people asked the rhyme
the Burtons had submitted and
walked away shaking their heads,
mumbling “ not half as good as
m ine."
Anne was almcst delirious the
day the trailer eoacli arrived. It
was everything the pictures had
shown. Chrome, clear varnish, soft
lights and gadgets galore made it
* fairlyland palace.
M n
FO R SALE
1 go! Imagine every morning being
D E E B FARM D IS T R IC T
A N T L IV E R A B B IT « t lbs. m>. rab ­
M U 'B IO E B A T O M »Q U IF M B M T
forced to deliver last night's dream W bit
Im p roved ran ch es. 40-600 a c r e s | l 711
»kins. I i I i I cm , w ool, m ohair, cas-1 S a le s At S e r v ic e, llin iie lock er». tinti
to 3120,000. Im m e d ia te p u ss, D n ltv
cure. liv e p ou ltry, B u b v * C om pany,
to Martha to m ull over. No! I
coolers, reach In b oxes Meat c a se s
835 8. w . f r o n t . F o rtla u d , O regon, i
P o u ltry A lle e f se tu p s
E v e ry th in g In r e fr lg . i alln n F o r llsn d
wouldn’t like the New England state»
«•
°
» • * ’• » • • » or W . D. B ethel
R e fr ig e r a tio n Co.. 1510 N U. K ill
now if they gave a bonus to every
R hone 13B1
P h on » l«pg
MISCELLANEOUS
tu g sw u rth , P ortlan d , O regon. Fli
D s sr P ark , W a sh in g to n
trailer arrival. N O !"
TR 0044.
J P E R A T E p r o fita b le buelii»»« In epnre
COAST DAIRY "or stock fa r m , 17 aQ.
And that was that!
tlnii- Sp len did o p p o rtu n ity , l i e for
BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR.
In (he week that followed the,
considered most of the U. S. as
vacation possibility.
If Henry
made a suggestion, Anne had
heard It rained there. If Anne
suggested a state, Henry became
positive his sinus would bother
him.
They almost decided on New Or­
leans until Henry remembered the
miles he tramped there in army
book let i nil pion. F red B lu e h a r t,
1735 ld tli Bt.. Bauta M onica, OaUf.
EDIt KALE 6 E x c ellen t m odern Ocean
fron t c o tta g e s , cn iiip letvly fu rn ish
ed B ox 536. L un g B each , W ash
M O TH ERS: D IA I’IN IS T U B N E W
P A T E N T E D S A F E T Y P IN ItA llY
C A N ’ T SW A LLO W A N D T H A T W H O L E SA L E * R E T A IL n iitom u tlvn
M O TH ER S CAN A L W A Y S FIN'D —
b u sin e ss, c a ter in g to co m m ercia l and
NO M ORE LOST VINK.
RENT
Im lu slrlal trade 15600 »111 h an d le
P R O O F — IK H I4 III.K — H AFE FOR
T erm s If n e c e ssa r y
R eason sick
B A B Y . ID E A L S H O W E R O I F T.
ncss. M cB vers W peclalty Co.. P e n ­
C O M PLETE L A Y E T T K S E T O F
d
le
to
n
,
Ore.,
HURRY
T W E L V E 1\»R 310 0 . 8A T 1S F A C
T1ON G U A R A N T E E D OR MONEY P A C K IN G P L A N T S w e ll o p p o rtu n ity .
HACK M AIL YO UR O R D E R TO-
16.000 required H. V. S h o w e rs, 006
D A \ TO ID E D IA P IK COM PANY.
R o y a l, K slso , W a sh in g to n .
1115 N. B. B l it A V I ., P O BTLA M D
13, ORB.
LO C A TED on h ig h w a y !)!)-W 38 m iles
n orth H ucranienlu. S tan dard g u s pro­
V N I’ALNTKD P L A Q U E S m il F lg u r-I
d u cts. M odern e q u ip m e n t: n n llq u o
Ini■ hundred* o f u s e fu l a lit» . P o l- |
bar, beer lic e n se , w alk ln regrlgeru
lur trial order acci-pted P rice Het
lion . D eep w e ll p r e ssu re sy s te m .
and p h otograp h on req u est.
T h res c le rk s 8 m onth » out o f your.
M cF herran N o v e ltie s,
P rien 321,600. Illdg. w orth »noro
3117 M. 14th Bt.
B ole*. Id ah o
m o m y . H eart o f rice, barley, tom
a
lo e, b e d , d iv e r s ifie d farmltiK 316.
D o n k e y s l e d , iioonm , p o rta b le m in | 0*10
dow n T erm s. Com a n s It W in
Slede I build 'em , fu r n ish u ll tool»,
n
le ’s S erv ice. M iss W inn ie M onroe,
labor and c o n str u c tio n e t .c t on con- I
B
ox
131, B aniora, C xllf
tract Jot s. W ill hulld on you r Job |
am « h e r e
Day or c o n tr a c t work
S
h
o
e
S
to r e — 15 yr». In sa m e loc. Ill
W rit* P.O. B u i 804, F h on a 1013, |
h ea lth c a u se o f s e llin g . R oom fo r
D rain, Ore.
shun repair R. P. B u rn s, 1834 B. W,
3rd A v»., P o rtla n d . Or».
" IN T E R N A T IO N A L B L B C T B 10
PBNCBBS
O P P O R T U N IT Y
We are fa c to r y d istr ib u to r s for tills
popular fen cer fo r W a sh in g to n , N o r ­ IN T E R E S T E D In e s ta b lis h in g can n ery
and
m
u
sh
room p lan t, yeur-nround
thern Idaho and W estern O regon
operation . V alued nt o v e r 31 10,000.
M any m od els, b a tte ry ty p e and lit) |
W
ill
Miami
th o r o u g h I n ie stlg u tlo n .
\ It
A lso In su la to r s and parts.
S a le s cover W est i '- hn I. Need c a p i­
P rom p t rep air s e r v ic e w ith fa c to r y
tal fo r pi i 'duct b n (o fill i r d iis
parts. I f no d ealer In y o u r c ity , j
325,000 w ill han dle and net good
w r ite us.
retu
rn s. W r its P.O. B ox 4033, P o rt­
IN T E R N A T IO N A L ELECTRXO
lan d t>, O regon.
S E R W B CO..
1633 O live W ay, S e a ttle 3, W a sh .
T R A IL E R park and fiv e-r o o m hou se
In b oom ing C olu m b ia b asin Irriga­
N E W - pi i ih proof ball b earin g m o t­
tion p roject and to w Run L akes
ors. B etter thun open ty p e for e x ­
S
ta te Park E v e r y th in g rem od eled
posed places. P riced tb s sa m e a s |
and
fu lly furnlnh ed
L aw n , sh ad e
open type.
and year-rou n d . r. • k T lireo b lock s
T h ree p h a se
One ph ase
d
ow
n
tow
n
.
3200
m
o
n
th
ly Incom e.
2 2 0 /4 4 0 v o lts
1 1 5 /2 2 0 v o lts
V ery reason ab le. S h ad y Cheek T r a il­
68 00
1 III' ........ 66.00 I
1 HP
er P ark , Conlea O ily, W ash .
SS.’OO
11, H P ___ 66.00
l ' s III
112.00
2 H P ............ 76.00
2 HI
HELP WANTED
3 H P _____ 142 00
3 III'............ 86.00
6 III’..«.... 203.00
I IIP .............108.00
| JO U R N E Y M A N M A C H IN IST S — Wn
SA V E 6 ‘ 5. Cheek w ith order.
P u m p s and W ater S y ste m s.
h a i o o p . iim g s for a fe w a ll-a ro u n d
JACUZZI D eep and S h a llo w W ell.
Journeym an m n c h ln la ts, exp. In tho
R obbins & M yers. S h a llo w w ell.
op era tio n o f la rg o Jobbing sh op
R IF E H yd rau lic P u m p in g R am s.
to o ls, used In tho m a n u fa ctu re o f
1 I , Inch to 8 Inch SUMS.
p ly w o o d and pu lpw ood m ach in ery.
W IS C O N S IN G a s o lin e E n g in e s .
S te a d y y r -r o u n d w ork to th o se who
1 to 25 hors« p o w e r.
enn q u a lify .
Apply L am b O raye
I,a v a to rle s N ew 18" x l5 ” ch in a b a s ­
la rb o r Co., R oq u la in , W ash .
in s w ith codo trap anil c e n te r se t
fa u cet. S p ecial prlco 322.50.
S A L E SM A N w a n ted for W a sh in g to n !
B A T H T U B 8. N ew 5 ft. W .B . R aces»
s t a t e on ly . A g g r e s siv e . W illin g to j
earn good m oney. C on tact stn alj b u s- |
tub w ith code lev e r lif t w a s te and
In ess n o n w ith labor savin g b u s i­
3 valve su p p ly w ith sh ow er. C ast
Iron type. S p ecial price. 33S.OO.
n e ss n e c e s s ity . L ocal fr a n c h ise fo r |
r ig h t person.
C om plete lin e P E R M U T IT W A T E R
T H E B C B IN Z B B A ID S CO.,
C O N D IT IO N E R S. G et ou r p rices.
P.O. B o x 813, Bpokana 4, W a sh in g to n
W o sa v e you 10% or m ore. A ll
eq u ip m en t gu aran teed .
R eferen ce,
V . S. N a tio n a l Bank, M llw a u k le-
LIVESTOCK
<>n A lac.I Kay, s lo c k e d mid equip ped
33 ac under plow , b a la n ce p n siu ii
fa ir b u ild in g s M ust s e ll » m Illn e ss'
1 o r I n f o r m a t i o n w ill* O. P M lslasu
B ay V iew , W ald p ort, O r« .'
’
F D R KALE IIY O W N E R : H e « ~ „ 7 u i7:
ranch In a la ln o f W a sh in g to n All
m odern eq u ip m en t
Ain., c o m p lete
e le c lr lo a l liiiioiehiilil equ ip m en t 7 7 ,
a c re s, 38 m ile s fro m N p.tkune en
lilw u v 155. (3 B s r a B lo ck Ranch!
B t. 3. B oa 44. B e w p o r t, W e ek .
BABTM RB W ABR1MQTOM
'
165 sp rln k l. r Irrigate.) acre» w ith 4 , 6 ,
a c r e s lea sed e r a s in g . 2 d w e llin g s
I m o to r, baler, co m b in e; a ll p".,
o h ln sry 346,ooo. T erm s
MAY COLB CO.
8U3O B o c k e r fe lle r
M ala OS
B v s r s t t . W a sh in g to n
l dr
\ i i : io Cai ii..o,. ii, u p ,,, r „ f u.
utnblu t 'a lile ran ch 13oo acres. |
m lh » from fa r llin u road and ahln-
plng point P le n ty w a ter. G overn-
"lent lun g... W ill put up 608 tuna . f
hay. 3 good se t b ig R ig h t In Moos«
and Do. r co u n try . 65 head w h ite face
c a ttle , 25 sheep, 16 h o rses, llarn san
m ach in ery. P rice 3 : ..neo C ash A
B arb er, 150 M il» M onee, B r itish
C olum bia.
ID E A L W A T B B P B O W T B B T A T B ON
W M IDM BY, IS L A N D
T en f e r t ile a c re s, s lo p in g g e n tly to
fin e s t sa n d v I.each In Ideal lo ca tio n
on w e st Side o f W h ld b .y Islan d
T ldelunda inclu ded. N o bank. Un-
uqualed v iew o f m o u n ta in s and
sh lp e K lr icily m odern T ro.-m (».
bedroom ) d w e llin g tn c ta d ln g com -
p le te ly m odern fu r n itu r e and fu t-
n lsh ln g » . D w e llin g ha» m an y at-
tr u e ttv e f e a tu r e s th a t m u st be seen
to be a p p reciated . A b u n d an t aupplv
o f fin e s t w a te r
K ev.-aty- e ig h t It
y ea r old h o lly tr e e s Just Com ing In-
to tltolr prim e, a ls o 187 b ea rin g f i l ­
bert tree» In p e r fe c t c o n d itio n ; th is
w ill Insure n s u b s ta n tia l c o n tin u o u s
Incom e w ith le s s w ork th a n m oat
o th er crop s.
N u m er o u s a sso rte d
h earin g fr u it tr e e s and bsrrle». J„.
v e s ilg a ilo n w ill c o n v in c e you the
price o f lin .n o o la vary low . % cash
required A lsx and J a c k E n g stro m .
O rsen bank , W ash .
"The only trouble," Henry com­
plained, “ is when I ’ m sitting inside
gloating, I think of something out­
side I want to see. I never know
which side ot the door knob I'm
after.”
Eventually Anne made coffee and
they tried to bring their chaotic
thoughts to earth. Henry put his
coffee cup down with a thud. “ She
w ill be the best trailer that ever
sailed into Florida."
“ Florida?" Anne paled.
"You
"B ut the movies, Henry! Just think of seeing real, live actors."
didn't say Florida! Henry—no!"
She sighed blissfully and let the toast burn.
10 A cre» IS tu lle s v
- :
Henry had some difficulty getting
O regon. A ll under Irrig a tio n . Good
He
tilted
back
in
his
chair,
"Im
ag­
training days and his promise to
a coherent account of the trouble
6-rooin hou se, barn, c h ick en houae
corn crib . Ideal f^r d a ir y or rot»
himself, "Never again." The shiny
with Florida.
It developed that ine tying on to a big one----- ! ”
cro p s ranch. 25 good m ilk c o w s. I
“ Do you mean to tell me you'd nice trailer seemed destined never
Anne's great auqj had been bitten by
te a m s o f h orse», sa d d le horse. A le e
1° ■cr *'" Join in g »aid farm . N o
a rattlesnake while there in 1916. She spend our vacation fishing all the to be used.
b u ild in g s C ould ba p u rc h a sed very
had lived, but had reported there tim e !" Anne's tone was icy. "Any
r c n su n ih le C harlee D eY ore, B oard-
Then Henry's cousins, the Nor­
m an, O regon.
were dozens of snakes in Florida. time you think I ’ll just go along for tons, descended on them. A visit
the ride! Denver—never!"
Anne's “ I won't go" was fervent.
80 A c re s a ll under Ir r ig a tio n . 171
from the Nortons never had been
m il«» e a s t o f P o rtla n d , on C o lu m ­
Henry attempted to explain he unmixed joy and bearing Jean Nor­
Henry reasoned that 1916 was
bia R iv e r H ig h w a y . N ow 5-room
But ton gush as she made the date over
h ou se, n .w barn, 30 r e g i s t e r e d
sometime back, that the snakes must wouldn’t fish all the time.
Guernsey
-cow s, 1 r e g iste r e d G u ern ­
Anne's
mind
was
made
up.
the ’phone, Anne trembled.
have been killed off and that he
s e y bu ll, 10 head o f y o u n g stock .
Pow
ell
Branch.
personally would guard her. In the
One
t.-.im
o f aortan bornas, w eigi.i
Shortly after that Anne's sister,
They came. Their five-year-old
T r n sc o tt Co.
P o rtla n d 3, O regon T w o very good r e g iste r e d H erefo rd I
1500. N e w h a r n e ss. 1 S o r r ell »add!«
end they decided they wouldn't go Martha, came to give the trailer her imp. Bill, was twice as troublesome
b u lls. 18 m o n th s old. C h and ler nnd
m are 5 vr, old M ust s e ll. M ike
to Florida.
FLOWERS & BULBS
HUI b reed in g
R e a so n a b ly priced
C a e eity , B oard m an , O regon.
dignified once-over.
Martha was as Anne had feared. It seemed that
J. O. B W A B S O N , B t. 8, B ox 500, |
Over their breakfast cereal next secretary to a psychiatrist and had the Nortons were being forced to GIANT DAHLIAS. 6 COLORS. A L L
V an cou ver, W a sh . P h o n » 31P 31.
6 a c r e s 1 m ile e a s t o t H er m isto n .
D IF F E R E N T , L abeled. G row n In the
N o building.- l i a s been un der Irrlgn .
morning Anne made an elaborately "ideas.” Her conversation dripped move. Jean Norton talked much of
fam ou s
aklm a V alley. B lu e ribbon
tlo n and r a ised 160 ton a or a lf a lf a
REAL
ESTATE—MISC.
casual suggestion. “ How about go­ psychoses, split personalities and the luck of some people. She was
w inner« , t a ll flo w e r ahow s. R e g .
i)*y 83760.00, a ls o 80 a c r e s one-
Ular
valu
e,
14.50;
p
ostp
aid
13.
B
a
r
-
the
subconscious.
frankly
envious
of
the
Burtons
and
q u arter m ile so u th o f U m a tilla . 26
ing to California?"
4 AC RES In clu d in g 200 ft. S e a ttle -
old
W
lllm
aen
,
G
ran
dview
,
W
seh
.
b*'"n irrigated.
Price
Tncornn H ig h w a y fr o n ta g e , orchard. I
Anne was showing her around as their trailer.
Henry wondered if California guar­
36600 00 a ls o o th e r r a n c h e s a t b ar­
R iv erto n H e ig h ts M re. F red C hris-1
gain pric.-».
PLANTS AND SEEDS
Henry came in. Martha thought it
to p b sr so n , 731 B a y » , B v e r e tt, W n,
Out in the kitchen while they
anteed there were no snakes.
■«‘•rtd n n B e a l Be t a le C o ,
U m a tilla , O regon.
Anne smiled sweetly “ But the a wonderful way to have a vaca­ washed dishes Jean Norton remark­ MOCK H IL L e v er b e a rin g str a w b er ry I 5 BEDROOMS, double plum bing, b ase­
plant». H igh producing stock. P ost-
ed that her doctor had said she
m ent, o th e r b u ild in g s. 660' on Sound.
movies, Henry! Just think of see­ tion.
aid. 36.25 per 100 353 per 1000. |
319,000 B o s 143, B aq aam lab , W ash .
CANADIAN FARMS—Wrll« at f« FÄKt TÑ-
“ Where are you going?" She needed a complete rest.
ing real, live actors." She sighed
f n , B to lv e n g e , T illa m o o k , O regon.
FORMATION aa farm tB((!«m*nt »«»pottuni!!•<.
FO
R S A L E — S m a ll h o u se on c o a st. I
asked.
To
herself,
Anne
thought
that
any­
blissfully and let the toast burn.
Fa*tito
rolla,
prie»), C. F. ( <«>-
S T R A W E R R 1 E S R O C K H L IL E V E R -
Good lo ca tio n , good a ll new repair.
• a ll. ( ’anadian I'arlB« H aii««/. Vwwmiror, JB.C. ,
Feeling almost guilty — but why one dealing with their B ill deserved
B E A R IN G 100 or lesa 7 c e n ts en.,
N ic e ly fu rn ish ed . L ot 60x100. F ille d
Scraping the toast Henry inquired
100 to 1000 6 c e n ts ea . 1000 or
In. room for a n o th er h o u se or 4
guilty!—Anna admitted that they a long rest.
which actors she wanted to see.
m ore 6 c e n ts ea. D avid B. L o fg r e n , j c o tta g e s M rs. B. B . P a rr a , T w in
Jean Norton cocked her head on
hadn't decided.
DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC.
B
t
.
3,
B
e
a
v
er
to
n
,
Ore.
B
o c k s, Ore.
“ Peter Lawford, of course,” Anne
Martha held forth on the New one side and suggested delicately,
told him. Her smile was radiant.
OUT8TANDING E n g l l a h sp r in g e t
B ill wouldn't be the least trouble,
England states.
She beamed at
sp a n ie l pupa, 3 m on tila old. A .K .C .
“ Not Cooper, Peck or Van John­ Henry as she told them she had al­ and we could pay well----- . Wouldn't
r.*g I h i rat lori, e x c r lle n t b e n d i and
f ld t l 4lciRM. Mal... 35.1, te m a le , 335.
son," Henry teased.
ways wanted to see the historical you like to take B ill with you? He
W. O. B w ttxer, K en n e w lck , W ash .
“ Oh. but they’re all m arried!"
spots. She looked up at the ceiling would be so much company for
DO BK H M AN |•|N.H^•HI.Tt p u p p I « ».
Henry spilled his coffee comment­ as she related the dream she had yo u !"
P uro br.-.l B e g ls te r e .l w ltli good ped­
ing, "Aren’t you?”
igree«. W e sle y B ro o k s. C anby, ó r « ..
Anne was seized with a sudden
the previous night. Using the doc­
B t. 3. B o x 30. P iton e CA 5114.
I t was different, Anne tried to as­ tor's pet terms, she explained her choking spell and escaped to the
W H IT B 1 'l i.il.: ', b e a u tifu l l ’ttpple».
sure him. He should realize how dream as a hidden desire, a desire porch.
Henry followed her out
.-.,1,.,..,1 « „III..., perligree.l. W lll »hip.
she felt. Henry didn’t. Before he very necessary of fulfillm ent for her anxiously. She told him how she
W IL L B Y 'B W IIIT B C O L L IB FA R M
gave the front door a slam that to see the New England states.
B t. 1 C a lv ille , W ash .
had been propositioned.
could have been heard a block he
She turned to Anr.e and asked
They stood there staring bale-
C R ED O j i i l i . y " J e a n “—~ a ìc 7 c R «g
growled that he wasn't going to brightly. "Surely you aren’t going fully at the trailer, shiny and bright
w h o ee M o ih .r w aa s t a r le t in “Cour-
a g o o f L an d e" la now •'e x p e ctln g ’'
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California and moon over a lot of alone in that big trailer? It w ill in the darkness. "L ife was more
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actors, even the unmarried ones, easily hold another passenger!"
fun before we received first prize,"
Jurie. R enrrvo you r puiwiv no«'.
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and that some people seemed to
Anne choked and looked at Henry. Anne said dolefully.
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have never gotten over their swoon­ For answer he said, "We haven’t
R en to n , W aeb.
You tell us the else building you n««d and we will 1m-
Henry had a sudden, wonderful
ing days.
medistsly
send
you
complete
information
and
cone.
decided. Want a ride home? I'm
Serfs«»
fee
Idea.
They whispered.
They
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Frames era of beat grade 3a6 lumber, cut to fit and
Six handkerchiefs later Anne ad­ going your way, Martha.”
started to shake bands in con­
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drilled for b olts. . . providing simple but rigid con-
mitted to herself, with reservations,
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When he returned his mind was
gratulations, then Anne's arms
Struction. tides end roof ere covered with heavy,
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that she might have said the wrong as invincible as steel. "B ut,” Anne
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gauge
aluminum
that
eliminetee
maintenance
coats.
stole around Henry's neck. Close
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thing. Working around their home protested, "M artha would enjoy it
Eeey and inexpentl* - to erect. Pull erection inttruc-
together they stood for a moment,
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all day she wondered what had hap­ so much. After all----- .”
tiona and blueprints, with pieces numbered. Reduce
WANTED TO BUY
each thinking life again was fine.
building cotta to as low at 74c per square foot I
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pened that their beautiful happiness
"A fte r all, she doesn’t go where
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When they went inside Anne told
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8, 10-F t. flo o r c a se s. In good c o n d i­
the Nortons. “ You’re having trouble
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I t p rito d a l only $ 3 3 0 0 1
Bilop, 508 W e st Y a k im a , Y ak im a,
finding a house and you need a
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rest. Henry and I wondered if you
wouldn't care to take our trailer?"
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The Nortons fell on them. They
laughed. Jean Norton half cried, " I
can't understand what we ever did
4030 S.l. 29th Av«.
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PORTLAND 2, ORE.
to make you share your wonderful,
Origin of Father’»’ Day
wonderful luck with us."
U. 8. Population
Rapid Increase in Airport«
I t was a mother who started
It was over at last. The Nortons
Census estimate of U. S. popula­
When Lindbergh hopped the At­
"Father’s
day.’"
She
is
Mrs.
John
left, promising their "undying grati­
tion July 1, 1939, was 130.9 million
lantic in 1927 the country's airfields
Bruce Dodd, of Spokane, Wash., a
tude," and making plans.
people, and August 1, 1947, 144.2
numbered only 1,000, Spurred by
w
riter
of
Indian
stories.
Struck
Anne picked up ash trays and
million people. By July 1, 1950, It
the federal aid of the national air­
Henry yawned loudly as he leafed a with the need for a day to honor
Is expected to reach 150 million
port program, approved in May,
father,
and
Inspired
by
the
lov«
magazine. He sat up, suddenly ex­
with a birth rate 10 per cent above
1946, airports increased more than
the early 30’s.
cited. “ It says here there’s a con­ and sacrifices of her own dad, Wil­
1.000 in 1947 alone. Texas and Cali­
liam
Smart,
a
Civil
war
veteran,
test where you win a----- .”
fornia, with more than 400 airfields
who
raised
his
motherless
fam
ily
Ice
Boxes
to
Warm
M
ilk
Anne reached for the magazine
each, lead the states, followed by
Ice boxes are not always used to
and closed it firm ly.
“ No! We of six, Mrs. Dodd proposed the
Florida and New York.
idea 38 years ago, in 1910.
keep
m
ilk
cold.
Adm
iral
Byrd
took
might be unlucky enough to win."
two ice boxes with him to the
Where "Blncher” Gets Nam«
Precaution Against Lightning
South Pole to keep his m ilk warm.
A bluchcr is any shoe with •
A
person who takes protection
Otherwise the cold would have
F i r s t C ir c u s M u s e u m
tongue that is cut in one piece
under a lone tree during a thunder­
frozen it.
with the forepart, the quarters lap­
storm invites death by lightning
H a s N o s t a lg ic It e m s
ping over the vamp. Blucher takes
stroke. Thick timber, however, is
Hanging Curtains
different. There a person may get
Finger of an old glove placed
Heralded as the first museum In its name from Gen. Gebhard von
Blucher, one of the commanders
under a tree in comparative safe­
over the end of a curtain rod w ill
the United States devoted entirely
ty, because it Is no more conspic­
enable one to slip the curtain onto
to the circus, the Ringling Art mu­ who did Napolean in at the battle
of Waterloo. He designed the mod­
the rod with no danger of catching
uous than Its fellows, and hence
seum has been opened at Sarasota,
el as standard equipment for his
not likely to be singled out for a
or tearing the material on the met­
Fla. Eventually the museum will
stroke.
al rod.
contain exhibits tracing develop­ soldiers.
ment of the circu« from Roman
times.
Airport Purchase Is Listed
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The museum Is located in an old
Under "Stationery" Account
warehouse, with a central pole and
i
1 ?
girder» «uggesting the interior of
SAN DIEGO.—City Budget Offi­
a circu« tent. The building is on
1$
cer Sam Roberts was baffled by
the estate of the late John Ring­
this Item charged to "stationery”
ling, circus operator, who willed
A M AN
In city accounts: "One large air­
his residence and art museum to
port . . . $1."
the people of Florida at his death
City Manager Fred Rhodes ex­
in 1936.
plained that no appropriation had
Included among exhibits are five
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been made by the city to meet its
old circus wagons, costumes, masks,
obligation of one dollar due the
drawings for the decor of specta­
w«.-
navy on a 50-year agreement for
cles, handbill« and photographs of
♦wy
Joint use of an airport. So Rhodes
famed circus characters.
paid from his pen and ink fund.
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