Southern Oregon miner., May 27, 1948, Image 2

ting his hands on his hips he turn­
ed toward the barber chair.
He snapped. " I told you, Dick,
that this idea of stoppin' at a barber
shop was no good. You know those
F .B .I. boys arc sm art, and I bet
By W IL L IA M C U T H B E R T
the.'
figured that Dapper D ick
HABBITS & SKINS
Crane wouldn’t be able to resist
stoppin' somewhere for a tr im ,"
W ANT LIVID R A B B IT S 4 lbs. up. rub
OHNNY L IS IK sat in the barber “ Nobody can come in now,” he
The clippers poised above D ick’ s
bit sk in s, hlilr*. w ool, m ohair, in s
e a r a, I t's pou ltry. R uby B C o m p a n y
chair sm iling as he fingered sneered. Then he went back, re ­ head. Johnny looked in the m irro r
»35 8. W F r o n t, P o r tla n d , O reg o n
through the pages of the magazine, trieved the valise, and sat downP
and said nothing, although a wild
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
lookjng at the cartoons.
thought was running through his
Johnny walked to tie barber
head.
In the m irro r in fron t of him he
ehair and adjusted the headrest.
31’K IIA TF p r o fita b le b u slueaa In sp u ta
Dick straightened in the ehair,
tim e. HpIchitUI o p p ortu n ity. ISc for
saw the two men peer through the
He had an Inkling now of wham
booklet mol plan
P red R in eh a rt,
"You've got the jitte rs ," he said,
store window.
He expected that
these two n^en mi-,ht be. although
1735 1 6 th S t., S a n ta M o n ic a , C a lif.
“
what
harm
was
there
in
cornin’
they would move on once they saw
it seemed fantastic that he could
M OTHERS
O IA P IN IB T H E NEW
j here?”
be right.
that Tony, the owner of the shop,
FICTION corner
BUSINESS « IN V E S T . OPPOR.
WIIOLKMALK
R E T A IL a u to m o tiv e
hifdlti MH, c x tk lllig to t ulniiii-n lal and
IndUHlrlal truth' $66UV w ill han dle
T e r m , If n « 't »»ary Itagaon el,'k-
het
Mi Bvare S p ec ia lty Co., P ,n -
dlatun, O re , HURRY
C lassified Departm ent
A C A S E O F J IT T E R S
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PATENTEH
SA F E T Y
P IN
HA IlY
I'v i'K IN O 1‘LA.NT. s w e ll op p o rtu n ity ,
«5.mill required H V. S h o w e r ,, 508
R oyal, K , l , o , W a e h ln g tu n .
FOR SALE
R ir a iO B B A T O * n q U IP M O N T
& Service, lloitio lookers, bottle
coolers, reach In boxen M«ut c u ses
E vvryth ln g In rcfrlgi rat Ion P ortland
S u I cm
R e f r ig e r a t io n Co., 1516 N ■ .
ln g s w o r t h , P o r tla n d . O reg o n
T R . 6644.
KIU.
Pu.
FA R M S A N D RANCHES
640 A. Stock and g r a i n ranch. 3
h ou ses, big burn, innchlnery Sound
In vestm en t und priced rlidit 140,000.
1». W . H u n t, L a k e v ie w , O reg o n
LOCATED oil h igh w ay 99-W 38 m ile*
m irtli K a ita m iiilu . Standard gnu tint.
tlui'iN M odern eijulpiitent; a n tiq u e
i n . beer hf' it»■, tiii i u i i i i»m n
■ tun. I>«iq> w ell praeeura ■yxtem .
Three vlerka 8 n iu iilh , out o f year.
I'rli'u 121,100. Illilg
w orth m ore
m onvy. Hour« n f rice, hurley, to m ­
ato». heel, ill'r r a lf I* d fa rm in g 116,.
mio down Tet m i ( -mil« eeu It W in .
n l , ' . S ervice. Mlea W ln u l, M on ro,,
B ox 131, S e tu o ia , C alif.
C A N ’ T SW ALLO W AN1> T H A T
Shoe K to re —16 yra In »time loo. Ill
“ I f this guys’ a barber, then I'm
w asn't there. Johnny's reputation as
Dick loosened his necktie and col­
M O TH ERS CAN A LW A Y S F IN D ™ FA LI*. TIC AIM*: Herrv rhubarb ranch,
lu'iilth c u ii h i ' of »pilin g. Room for
Santa Claus.” Ed snarled, " I
a barber wasn't too good, and he la r then eased into the barber chair.
NO MORE LOST P IN S .
R U ST
-h", lep ult R P. Burna, 1334 S. W.
m odern 7-room house, no flo o d s,
P R O O F - HO1LAHLB
SA FE F o il
think this guy's been planted here
had had only one dissatisfied custo­ He looked at his fingernails, brushed
3rd
A v ,., P ortlan d , Ora.
sch ool c lo se, % way Tacoiuu, S e a t­
RAHY. IH E A L SH O W E R ( I I F T .
tle B ox 8 3 D ie r ln g e r , W ash.
m er a ll night.
and
we've
walked
into
a
trap!
CO M PLETE L A Y E T T E SE T OE
them on his knees and said, “ You
I IIEVRUN SE R V IC E ST A T IO N and
T W E L V E FOIt SI no. S A T IS F A C ­
l ’u llin ’ them shades down was •
D E E M P A R K D IS T R IC T
garage, fUll> ' |oi|'|H .I. also cab in s,
Suddenly it dawned on Johnny ought to have a g irl here to m ani­
TION U l ’A R A N T E R U o l t MONEY Im proved ranches. 40-600 a cres 97.760
liH'ut,d In fa rm in g and sto c k c o u n ­
sign
al!”
that these two men had appeared at cure m y nails. They could stand
BACK. M AIL Y O l'It O ltO F It TO­
to IlSOgOOU Iniiiiedlnte poss. l».ilr>
try. Box 311, R ichland , O r ,(o n .
DAY
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P ou ltry Ar B eef setu p s.
D ick ran his hand over the back
the window a few minutes before. a polishin'.
1116 N. a. a i e t A V B .. P O R T L A N D
O. O. P o lle ra a g or W. D B eth el
llluckMiulth «Imp In th riving coni-
He couldn't be mistaken.
They
A t firs t Johnny winced at the of his neck, and Johnny forced a
13, O R B.
Phone 1361
Phono l t r a
u iu u lly . 2 arc w o ld er, 3 fo r g a a . 2
smile.
D o er P a rk , W a s h in g to n
a c ety len e k - ih ■ utora. T r io ham m er
both had several weeks’ stubble on thought of a man having manicured
iN PAIN TEl) i ’L A y l ES atol FiBttr-
Dlaa
lathe 21 ' k w I i i k 7' la th e Stack
their faces, and h a ir was growing nails. Then, although he showed no
lnes, hunilreila o f u se fu l g if t s . D o l­ COAST D A IR Y or sto c k farm , 67 uc.
Johnny said. “ It doesn't look so
Iron, holln. 2 drill prioiaeH. 2 purl-
lar
trial
order
a
ccep
ted
.
P
rice
lis
t
on
A
lsen
Huy,
sto
ck
ed
ami
equipped.
over th e ir ears and down their outward emotion, he was jolted in­ good now, but w ait u ntil I put the
alilc (Irllla Hldx . 2 Iola 16.200 , om -
and ph otograp h on requeat.
25 uc. under plow , b alan ce pasture,
p lete Box 375, V alier, M ontana.
necks.
side. Dapper Dick Crane! Surely other clippers on it . ”
M eP h errau N o v e ltie s ,
fair b u ild in gs. Must se ll ace Illness.
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For In form ation w rite O. P . R lo le e n , H R A D E A F ou n tain and L unch bv
The door opened and the men that was the name of the man sit­
He moved around the chair with
B a y V ie w , W a ld p o r t, Ore. ’
o w n er . In fu»t Krowlnx coaat tow n
DONKEY' SL E D , R oom s, p ortab le m ill
stepped inside.
Johnny winced.
Fully . • j ii 11 •• •. • i ui'ioiiiorr '! iioiiq.
sle
d
s
I
build
'em
,
furnlalt
ull
tools,
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A
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IN
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fou n tain , deep fr e e ie r , popcorn mn-
SB
I t was almost eight o’clock. He’d
labor and c o n str u c tio n s te e l on c o n ­ 1
sp rin k ler Irrigated a cres w ith 4,000
ft
/
chlnc,
3 0»,oi h ! x i h i , rrfrlg eru to r, etc.
t p i p
have to work overtime.
tract Jobs. W ill build on your Job
a c re s leased gruxlng 2 d w e llin g s
I’rlce reduced for quick sa le (8400.
a n yw h ere D ay or c o n tr a ct work.
T
ractor,
haler,
com
bine,
all
m
a
­
N ext door to T heatre. B ox 4OS, T a f t ,
Johnny pushed h im self out of the
W rite P.O. B ox 884, P h on e 1013,
F
ch in ery. 945,000 T erm s
O regon.
D r a in , Ore.
JÍ
chair and noticed that both men
RA Y COLD CO.
8620 B o c k e r fe lls r
M ain 86
St C f E S S F I 'L N A T IO N A L L Y In 30,0< io
were as ta ll as he, but lean. He
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
R L R C T R IO
B v e r e t t . W a s h in g to n
locution*, now a v a lla ld e , a r o u t e o f
rB N C R R S
saw eyes that were alert, but could
"Piqi" Corn Sex v e n d o r , can retu rn
We are factory dlN trlbutora for thia FOR SA L E In Caribou, B ritish Coin-
you
$2"b r z week tin I n v e e l m e n l
stand some sleep.
Beneath the
popular fen cer for W axh ln gton , N or­
mill.1.1 C a tl!• i inch i800 acrei 8
o f $2500. ExcliiMlvn tv rrltorlea In
thern Idaho and YVeatern O regon.
growth of whiskers were thin faces
m ile s from Caribou road am i sh ip ­
O
regon
now uviillu hle for flrnt tim e
Many m odels, bu ttery ty p e and 110
p in g
point i Mani > water. Govern
" P o o " C orn Hex o f P o r tla n d , 4400
that needed a few square meals to
volt. A lso In su la to r s and p arts
merit range. W ill put t ip 600 ton s of
N. D. 47th, P ortlan d 13, O reg o n
P rom pt repair se r v ic e w ith fa c to r y
help f ill out the sunken jaws. And
hay. 2 good set hlg. B igh t In M oose
parts. If no deuler In you r c ity ,
and !)« .r country. 65 head whit«« face W E L L EST. hirxe grocery com b. g e n .
a good whiskbroom could be used
w rite us.
cat tie. i s ahi ep, 1 0 hoi sea H an •
,r u l etore null m eat m arket on In-
to advantage to remove some of
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
R L R C T R IO
m achinery. P rice 935.000 Cush A
terwlnto A ve H e r , W ine lie* F u lly
S
E
R
V
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C
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.
Morfcer, 180 M ile H ou se, B r itish
the dust from th e ir clothing.
equipped
M o il , flxturen .
See W il­
1633 O liv e W a y . S e a t t l e 3, W a sh
C olum bia.
liam B. Creltx. A ttorn ey a t law , BIS
“ You the (Ally barber here?” one
B
W.
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am
h
ill.
B
S
9183,
P
ortlan
d . Ore.
SH IN G L E SH A K E machini-s. I new 60 A cres 15 m ile s w e st o f C inutlllu.
of the men snapped as he set a
au tom atic, a lso 1 used. I. O. S N I D
Ore<on All under Irrigation Good FOR HALE— 500 ft,-, zing lockera all
E R . 3036 N .B . D e k u m S t., P o r tla n d
sm all valise on a chair.
6-room hou se, barn, ch ick en house,
ren ted . In firep ro o f b u ild in g u n ­
11, O re. W R . 3813.
corn crib, tdeul for d airy or row
der 10 y .u r leaee. P rice $11,900 In.
Johnny didn’t like the man's
crop s ranch. 25 good m ilk cow s. 2
elu d in g flx t im < und equip m ent. W.
H
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H
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R
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!
H
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!
tea m s o f h o r se s, sad d le horse. A lso
surly tone. He hunched his broad
B. V a n A itk en , B r o k e r, C o q u ille , O re.
$40 w eek e x tr a Incom e, g r o w in g m ush
NO a c re s Joining sa id farm . No
shoulders, stretched to his fu ll six
room s I n ' b a sem en t. W e sh ow you
b u ild in g s Could he pu rchased very COUNTRY BTOIIK2 Urocerles, gaso­
Just
how.
L
arge
dem
and
.
F
ree
»tart
r eason ab le C harles D eV ors, Board-
feet, and was tempted to toss the
lin e, puckago beer, 1 acre F ru it,
er sp aw n P ostcard for itetatla. J . J
m an, O regon.
nut«, berries. Modern hnune. E lec,
two haggard looking gents out of
S h ie ld s , G la d s to n e 4, O r e g o n .
w ell. Ilenhou ae, garage, eto re bldg '
the shop, but decided that that
'»0 A cres a ll under Irrigation. 172
block and flx tu r ee . Som e te r m ,. W ill
. ■• l -• • ' I ' i . \ i i ;,
,
i ■
. j
m ile s e a st o f P ortland , on Coluin
m ight h urt Tony’s business.
la k e lata m odel car ami boon* t r a il­
fo r e le a v in g sch o o l. Low tim e, tw o
bla R iver H ig h w a y , N ew 6-room
er. • ml. we t o f Aurora. Oeo. P air,
w ay
radio, r e tr a c ta b le gear,
hou se, new barn, 30 r e g i s t e r e d
“ Yeah.” answered Johnny cas­
rt. 1, Aurora, Ore.
p o sitio n prop., fla p s, ('ru in in g sp eed
G u ern sey c o w s, I reg iste re d G uern­
ually. realizing that he had never
125
Hand rubbed fin ish .
Toni
s e y bull, 10 bead o f you n g stock. VAC YTION l: V T H E R LU E I' V 'I I I •
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,
853
H
arrison
,
C
orvslU
s
One team o f s o r ie ll h orses, w eight
seen the men in town before, "the
AMONG T H E EV EIK I III ll.'NS M od­
O reg o n .
1600. N ew h a rn ess, I Korrell «add I
ern C om m u nity K itch en , p icn ic a
owner of "the shop took his wife out
m are 5 yrs old. M ust sell. M ik e
“ I f this guy’s a barber, then I ’m Santa Claus,” Ed snarled, “ I
cam
p grouudH. T railer parkin g, cab-
WATCH,
clock
an
d
Jew
elry
o
f
all
C a ssity , B oardm an, O regon.
tonight, and I ’m fillin g in for him.
In*, oil equipped. Ideal eet up for
kin ds repaired In su re ull m all. M t.
think this guy’s been planted here and we’ve walked into a tra p !”
lnrgn group*, club*, rm nlly r e u n ­
▼ lew J e w e lr y , S a lt a n , W a s h in g t o n .
“ I ’ll go firs t, E d,” the spokesman
G O L D M IN D I N F U T U R E
ion*. etc. I'lnm m lng, flnhln g, c r a b ­
40 acres, part lak e fron t, house, out
fo r the two said as he began to re­ ting in the chair! And the jitte ry Ed's eyes watching intently. A fter
bing.
bench, om blng W rite to Ocaan
HELP W A N TED
bu ild in g, good w ater, fr u it trees. 10
man near the w all who was staring pulling open a drawer he reached
P»rk T o n r lit Camp, O cean P a r k ,
move his coat.
acres. No. 1 p e st so il; e stim a te d
W
a
e
h
ln
g to n .
100.000 yard b est for blue berries A
JO U R N E Y M A N M A C H IN IST S — W e
The man called Ed grunted, “ I at him w ith cold piercing eyes was fa r inside.
garde n 915,000 G rass Lako 2 m iles
have o p e n in g s for a few ull-arourid
his
tw
in
brother,
Ed.
Suddenly he whirled about, a .32
B a st o f C ovin gton , C harles B rnsen.
don’ t like ta kin ’ this chance, Dick,
SPECIAL
Journeym an m a c h in ists, exp. In th e
R t. 1, B ox 958. K en t, W ash.
operation o f la rg e Jobbing sh op
Johnny took a long linen cloth, in his hand.
then he flopped on a chair near the
to o ls, used In th e m a n u fa ctu re o f
spread it in front of Dick, then
w all and pulled the valise to him.
The brothers were taken by sur­
p lyw ood and pulpw ood m achinery. !’’< U t SALE 1 •
house, barn, creek . B ea u tifu l lo ca ­
Kteadv
y r -r o u n d w ork to th o se who
pinned
it
around
his
neck.
So
these
VENETIAN BLINDS
prise. Ed mumbled, ” 1 told you he
“ Forget it,” D ick grinned, “ I feel
tion 5 hors« m W arren Sacla, Gold-
can q u a lify . A pply L am b G rays
were
the
kidnappers
who
had
made
was
one
of
Hoover's
m
en.”
bar.
W a sh in g to n .
H
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r
b
o
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Co.,
H
o
q
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ia
m
,
W
a
s
h
.
Save I i Factory to You
lousy w ith a ll this h a ir on me. A
Holding the gun in his le ft hand
A L U M IN U M ur B T B B L
good clean shave and haircut w ill the headlines two weeks before!
SA L E SM A N w an ted for W a sh in g to n < ATTLC RANCH m 8tevena County
A n y C o lo r S la t o r T e p e e
They were 700 miles from the coast Johnny used his rig h t to throw
Cheap. 600 acre«. S5 c u ltiv a te d . 30({
s t a t e only. A g g r e ssiv e . W illin g to
pep us up.”
m ore cou ld be. On o iled Ill-w a y
,ea rn good m oney C on tact sm a ll b u s­
where they had collected $50,000 in the clippers at the big bulk store
Unconditionally Guaranteed
Johnny walked to the door and
Good clim a te. Mr m ile fr o n ta g e on
in e ss men w ith labor s a v in g b u si­
ransom money, and the F .B .I. was window.
R
o
o
sev
e
lt
Lake
|2o
per
acre.
O
wner
$4.98 som e sizes
n e ss n e c e s sity L ocal fr a n c h ise for
started to pull down the shade.
rig h t ut-rson
C. T iffa n y , C sdonla, W ash in gton .
supposed to be hot on th eir tra il.
Am id the crash of glass, Johnny
Ed jum ped to his feet knocking
M e e e a r e B e tw e e n S to p , W id th and
T H E B U S I N E S S A I D S CO.,
“ Don’t cut it too short,” Dick backed around to the door, and ca
■ e lf f h t h
P.O. B o x 913, Sp okan e 4. W a s h in g t o n
the valise on the floor, his hand
C A N A D IA N F A R M * —W rit« ui for FU IC * I N ­
he
unbolted
it,
he
could
hear
run­
S e n d 3 1 .0 0 f o r B lin d D e p o e lt
flashing io his coat pocket w ith the said, “ just give me a good quick
F O R M A TIO N an farta ■•(tlsrasnt apport un Kite.
L IV E S T O C K
B a la n c e C O D.
Fertile »oil«. Beeeanably price«!. C. F. Cere-
ning feet on the pavement.
same movement.
“ What are you trim , and make a neat job .”
W ill. Cena JI an Pertflr Hallway, Veoruvter, 11. C.
Sheriff
Ike
W
illiard
was
among
Two very good r eg iste re d H ereford
A fter picking up the clippers,
doin’ that for?” he snapped men­
WALLACE
BLIND CO.
h u lls, IS m on th s old. C h and ler and
acingly.
Johnny turned his back on Ed. He the crowd that hurried to investi­
4019 n . B . O A R P IB L D
H ill b reed in g
R eason ab ly priced.
DOGS. CATS. PETS. ETC.
P o r tla n d , O reg o n
J . O. S W A N S O N , R t. 6, B ox 500,
Johnny was stunned by the sud­ had a good view of him in the gate the noise caused by the break­
V an cou ver, W ash . P h o n s 31P31.
ing window.
den outburst. He found his voice m irro r.
D O B E R M A N PIXMI’IIKIC p u p p I p e
P u r e h reil K rgln ti-ri tl w ith Rood iied -
A fte r Johnny explained who the
and explained, “ It's getting near
R E A L E S T A T E — M ISC .
“ Been in these parts long?” Ed
lKri-1 •* W o ,l e y B r o o k e , C a n b y , O r ,.,
brothers were,. Ike smiled and said.
closing tim e. I ’m pulling the shades asked behind him.
R t. 3, B o x 3 0 , P h o n , CA 5114.
I AC R ES In clud ing 2u0 ft. Seattle*
“
Local
boy
captures
big
city
slick­
BETTER HEALTH!
down so that no one else w ill come
T acom a H ig h w a y fr o n ta g e, orchard. W H IT E I'oI.I.IK H , h .iiu tlfu l P upp ies.
"Lived on a fa rm outside of town ers.”
R iv erto n H e ig h ts M rs. Tred C h ris,
in .”
>
C
olli,
m
.
ii..,l|gr,',-.|
W
ill
sh
ip
•
H tm o rrh o ld t
a ll m y life, except when I was in
to p h erso n , 721 H o y t, E v e r e tt, W n,
W I L L E Y S W H I T E C O L L IE T A H M
Still rubbing his hand over the
• M ectol and Coles
D ick giggled and said, "Y ou've the arm y,” Johnny said as he ran
R t. I C o lv ille , W n eli.
A ilm n nlt
got the jitte rs , Ed. We don’t want the clippers up the back of D ick’s back of his neck, D ick mused, “ then F O R S A L E —S m all h ou se on count.
Good location , Kood ull new repair.
• O a itr lt U ltu r
you
ain’t
a
Fed,
heh?”
He
looked
A U TO S, T R U C K S & ACCES.
anyone else to come in here, do neck.
N ic e ly furnlnh ed . Lot 60x100. F illed
Treated without Hoepltal
at his brother and added, “ Why
we?”
In, room for a n o th er h ou se or 4
“ You don't look like a farm er
Operation
c o tta g e s. M rs. B B. F a r r s, T w in WRBCKER Ford 1%-ton, b uilt SB
didn’t
you
shoot
the
punk?”
Write or cell «or PKEÎ
Suspicion arose in Johnny’s mind. to me,” Ed growled, his voice fu ll
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fron
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end.
O
w
ner
w
ill
*ell
because
Johnny waited u n til Sheriff Ike
The men's names had a fa m ilia r of suspicion.
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o f d ela y , d phono se r v ic e. $1,500
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IN S T R U C T IO N
took guns away from the brothers,
ring.
Ed and D ick!
Where had
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“ What’s eatin’ you Ed?” Dick
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then he smiled and said, ” 1 thought
he seen or heard these names lin k ­ grunted.
M AK E M OREY AT HOMB
D EA LER S— LOOOER3
Tony was crazy fo r keeping an un­ 138 M ethod* exp la in ed . F or free book­ O V E R SCO
ed together before?
Dr.
C. J. DEAN CLINIC
T R U C K S C L O S IR O O U T
Johnnjt became shaky when he
let w rite H O M E
B U S IN E S S
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Pfrys/t.'on a n d ttw geeN
He went to the store window and saw Ed's hand g rip something in loaded gun in the drawer—but I
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2*4 ton 6x6 ten w h eel long A sh o rt
N. E. Corner E Burnside and Grand Avenoe
pulled down the big shade, and the his coat pocket again. He began to guess it was a good idea after a ll.”
Wheel base cargo's. W onderful c o n ­
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d ition , e x c e lle n t tires, low m ileage
three men were hidden from the w ork faster and the back of D ick’s
ÏÏ Î t Z l fARN SPENDING MONEY
M ust wee to ap p reciate. O ther trucks
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eyes of any passerby. He wished head didn’t look so good.
N O O ttlO A T IO N
to c h o o se from . O ffe r s accepted
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Jurt - n o and M k m Io wnd you 40 of
E a sy term *.
he hadn’t thought about the shades.
“ A fte r a ll,” Johnny thought, “ a
o w Robfioie and PatnolK mottoa S . It
V I R O I L ’S
them «only .1 3J< . . . h Send
only l i t h , . . . I,
DENTAL PLATES
He had an uneasy feeling now that fellow who had cut h air only
1101 S T E W A R T . S E A T T L E WW.
mid, you keep the re.1 lierr.»mber. you Uke no
he was alone w ith the two men.
A N D ALA I S A N C H I t OF
heed no money in advance.
aboard a transport on the way back
t u t eo « ho » i i » *«.oo
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Ed saw the bolt lock on the in ­ from Japan couldn't do too good of
DENTISTRY ON
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S T IP H IN S CN EO IT S A L IS , N O R M A L , ILL.
side of the door and said, “ That’ s a job, especially on a mop of hair
CREDIT TERMS
Buy U. S. Savings Bonds!
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right, Dick, we don’t want anybody like this Dapper Dick had.”
Blame for Smoking
else cornin’ in here.” With two long
F or a m inute or two Ed watched
D r . H arry S e m iir ,
The sense of smell probably is re­
Compressed A ir Blower
•trides he reached the door and in silence, then he stood up and
AtlSM
Y 8tQC.- j»oX MORRISON • PORTLAND. ONI
sponsible
for
the
original
idea
of
Substitution of compressed afr for
pushed the bolt b arre l into place. put the valise on the chair. Put-
smoking.
According
to
Encyclopae­
the
lung
power
of
the
glass
blower
By N A N C Y PEPPER.
dia Britannica, this sense was much
First Steam Locomotive
was one of the first industrial modi-
First steam engine to run on rails
keener in p rim itive man, and along
fleations of the ancient art of glass
Dance M is-steps
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A
: Á -' •
In America was b uilt by John
with the pleasure he derived from
making. Later, the technique of
When the record seems endless;
Stevens in 1825 and was operated on
aroma, he probably also experi­
glass making was revolutionized
when you can think of at least a enced a sense of m ystery at the
a circular experimental track on his
even further by development of the
half dozen other sight of the smoke rising up into the
estate at Hoboken, N. J. The Stevens
first machine for producing fiat-
things you would
air.
contraption did not have practical
drawn sheet glass.
rather
be doing
application.
F irs t Poughkeepsie-Albany Service
at that moment;
On October 11, 1851, the Hudson
Reseed Burned Forests
/
I w
" h
“ e c n '■ a cut-in R iver railroad was completed and
Cones of some species of pine
Z
would be as wel-
opened from Poughkeepsie to A l­
trees require the heat of « forest
comc as • ’Phone bany, N. Y „ m aking through con­
fire to open them, releasing th eir
$ call at 8:30 Friday
nection w ith New York City.
seeds. Therefore vast amounts of
X n i R h t ~ U’s time
good seed are accumulated through
“ M ickey Mouse Land’”
-vJA c h a n g e partners.
the years which automatically re-
T e rrito ry of Trieste is about one
And, according to
seed burned-over areas after a fo r­
a survey we’ve just made on this quarter the size of Rhode Island.
est fire causes the cones to open.
vita l subject, any change would be Because of its small size, Italians
an improvement when your part­ have dubbed it “ Mickey Mouse
When Pig I , clean
Land.”
ner is g u ilty of these corny crimes:
Contrary to general opinion, the
UPS AND DOWNS - You have
pig is a clean animal if given sani­
New 3c Stamp
plenty o i ’em, when your partner
tary surroundings, and sanitation
Sometime this year the U. S.
uses the pump handle technique with
is essential to good health, rapid
post office w ill issue a three-cent
his left arm and your right. By the
The man was buying some meat
growth and development, and prof­
stamp commemorating “ 100 years
tim e the dance is over you feel as of progress by women in Am erica.”
itable pig production.
when a second man entered, obvi­
If you had been harnessed to a
ously in a great hurry. “ Give me
-
Fatherhood In Japan
some dog food,” he said, and added
see-saw which m ight have been
Neglected His Work
more fun.
In the Philippines, and In Japan,
to the first customer, "Hope you
W illiam Wordsworth, who was
don’t mind?”
during the b irth of a child the fa­
poet laureate of England for seven
DISAPPEARING ACT—Don’t you
ther
must
taJte
to
his
bed
and
sim­
“ Not i f you’re that hungry," an­
years, did not w rite a word in con­
I z ’ “
love the boy who leaves you stranded
swered the other.
ulate labor.
nection with his official post during
in the m iddle of the dance floor when
that time.
the record is over? You know the
type as soon as the dancing stops,
I the beginning G o d . . . " end in the «aid.
he mumbles something and silently
And in the in-berween, forever He
Cat Looks For New Master
TH E
fades away—leaving you with what
I the insistent power, the conflict friend.
When Boss Gets Burned Up
EXPERT W HO
seems like six hands and six feet
The fleadfafl hope of ill eternity.
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4 He is life’* bresd ind wine, He is the truth,
RATED HU M A N S
and a fervent hope that someone
READING, PA. - This cat got
’ONLY THREE T IM E S
w ill rescue you or that the house
' He it the ageless, quenchless fire of youth:
things all burned up.
w ill catch on fire.
Inalienable from birth and life and death,
SM A R TER THAN
George Hughes, 58, returned to his
J ^ ”4 Inseparable from any roads men go.
JO LLY GOOD FELLO W —Does he
home after work. He lit an oil lamp
'CHICKENS
IN AVOIDING
Nearer than hands and feet, closer than breath, I
have to be so sociable—with the
on the kitchen table. Hughe.-,’ cat
DEATH BY ACC ID EN T
The living force beneath all things that grow.
other boys’ partners — when lie’s
Jumped on the table, knocked over
And from above, the ftrange impelling might
PR
O
B
A
B
LY
NEVER
dancing w ith you?
He c a rd ijlly
the lamp.
That draws mankind from darkness into light * I
steers you from one couple to an­
b W A TC H ED A C IT Y
In a few seconds the house was in
other in order to exchange pleas­
flames. Hughes couldn’t reach the
Grace Noli Crowell
PEDESTRIAN D 0D 6E j
WNU
antries with all the girls he’s NOT
It ll
door and jumped out the window.
TAXIS.
dancing with.
The cat is looking for a new home
and master now.
TEIP
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