S o u th ern Oregon News Review. T hursday. Seuteinh<>r 2
FICTION " L I
C A M looked u n co m fo rta b le as he
stood w ith his la rg e fe e t p lanted
a w k w a rd ly
on
H a rrie t
Sweet's
o rie n ta l rug. H is v io lin was tu cke d
u n d e r one a rm , and w ith his free
hand he pushed a th ic k lo ck o f h a ir
aw ay fro m his d a rk , u g ly face.
" A ll rig h t, Sam, le t's tr y it
a g a in ,"
said
H a rrie t.
She sat
s tra ig h t-b a c k e d on the piano bench
and p la ye d the in tro d u c tio n to
" T r a u m e r e i"
on the
m ahogany
gra n d . H e r g ra y head ke p t tim e
to the m u sic w ith liv e ly lit tle nods.
"Y e s , m a 'a m ,” said Sam.
H is
voice was changing. E v e ry m ove
he m ade was done in an agony o f
self-consciousness. He b ro u g h t his
v io lin up to his chin, and then fo r ­
got h im s e lf as he b ro u g h t the ric h
tones to life beneath his fingers.
H a rrie t sighed as the la s t note
becam e s tille d . " T h a t was splendid,
S am ,” she said. “ I h a v e n 't a nother
p u p il as ta le n te d as you a re ."
She d id n 't see h im again t ill the
fo llo w in g week. As he cam e in he
was fille d w ith a strange restless­
ness th a t he c o u ld n 't co n tro l.
" L a s t week you said th a t ycu were
m y frie n d .”
"W h y yes, S am .”
"T h e re 's
som ething
im p o rta n t
I ’ ve got to ask y o u ."
T h is was the m o m e n t she had
been hoping fo r, in a ll h e r m onths
o f kn o w in g Sam.
" I ’l l do a n y th in g I can fo r you,
S am ,” she said q u ie tly .
He stood there fa c in g her, alm ost
d efiant in his earnestness. F o r the
U \
H a rrie t w ondered som etim es why
•h e w anted so m u ch to w in th is
b o y's frie n d s h ip . He was u n a ttra c ­
tiv e . He had a la st nam e she
co u ld n ’t begin to pronounce. I t was
p a rtly the lo n g in g of a lonely, c h ild ­
less w om an, she supposed, fo r
•om eone to m o th e r.
m o m e n t his shyness and a w k w a rd ­
ness w ere gone.
” 1 played y o u r v io lin a ll w eek,”
he said fe v e ris h ly . " I t was sm ooth
as— as o il o r som ething. Gee, i t was
s w e ll!” H is eyes w ere blazing, and
his d a rk face was no lo n g e r u g ly.
"L o o k , M rs . Sweet, I can get
50 backs fro m m y uncle. I ’d
w o rk to pay i t back to h im .”
lo re she w a lke d to w a rd h im and
placed h e r s m a ll, blue-veined hand
lig h tly on his a rm .
“ Yes, Sam. I am a lit t le attached
to the in s tru m e n t. B u t i f you th in k
you can ra ise 50 d o lla rs , the v io lin
is yours. F o r a m o m e n t I was
shocked, because you see, 50 d o lla rs
is q u ite a b it o f m o n e y to take. E s­
p e c ia lly fr o m a fr ie n d ."
Tricks for Teens
By Nancy Pepper
P E T T IC O A T P R O TE S T
T here we go a g a in — the g irls in ­
tro d u c in g a new fashion and the
boys g iv in g i t the
w e ll-kn o w n B ro n x
cheer. We’ re re ­
fe r rin g to the new
P .H .D . s o c ie t y
(P e ttic o a ts H a n g ­
in g D ow n) — and
to the c a u s t i c
com m ents t h a t
are being m ade
by y o u r b e st
frie n d s a n d s e -
v e re s t c s i t i c s .
P e ttic o a ts h a v e
m ade the fr o n t pages o f y o u r h igh
school papers, ju s t as y o u r long
G ibson s k irts d id la s t season. B u t
n o t even the rid ic u le of y o u r fa v o r­
ite th re e -le tte r m an can shake y o u r
b e lie f in them .
C AN -C AN C O M M O T IO N —Instead
o f lif tin g y o u r cotton s k irt d e m u re ly
a t one side w ith a p in o r p e ttic o a t
peeper, you sew a lit tle buttonhole
loop to the center back, a t the
edge o f the hem, and sew on a b u t­
ton a t the ce n te r back o f the w a is t­
band.
Then you can button up
y o u r s k irt in back to fo rm a can­
can bustle and to re ve a l y o u r con-
BECAUSE
M EH PLOW
Grace N o ll Crowell
S
ACRKS in Mtnnelooss
V alley, 7 m ile s to P lu m m er. Idaho.
6 a c re s c u ltiv a tio n , s e v e r a l m ore
e a s ily clea red . E stim a te d
800,000
fe e t sa w tim b e r; 4 . room
h o u se ; I
sp r in g w a ter, sc h o o l bu s m u ll '•»
m ile; e le c t r ic it y Is now l e i ’n g" p u t I
In. T h is p la c e ca n be _ d ____
e v e lo
op p ed In to
a nico s lo c k r a n c h . P rice »5500.00
A . J. G reen, F lu m m e r , Id ah o.
tra s tin g p e ttic o a t beneath. I t ’ « a
s m a rt t r ic k to p la y w ith a b la ck
cotton ru ffle d s k ir t o ve r a strip e d
o r p la id cotton p e ttic o a t.
W E L C O M E R E L I E F - Y o u teen­
agers who m u s t w e a r u n ifo rm s to
school have w e lcom ed p e ttico a ts as
a m eans o f b re a k in g the m onotony
—w ith o u t b re a k in g the ru le s. B efore
and a fte r hours you can p u ll down
y o u r p e ttic o a t so th a t y o u r ruffles
show beneath y o u r u n ifo rm hem
lin e . D u rin g school you tu ck y o u r
p e ttic o a t out o f sight. So fa r, we
h a v e n 't h e ard about any p e ttico a t
protests fro m the fa c u lty .
P E G G E D P E T T IC O A T S — So you
th o u g h t th a t p e ttic o a ts w ere p re tty
o n ly w ith y o u r b a lle rin a s k irts , did
you? Then you h a v e n 't seen them
peeping betw een the side s lits of
those s tra ig h t and n a rro w pegged
s k irts to w h ich so m a n y g irls s till
c lin g —and vice -ve rsa , w hich clin g
to so m a n v g irls . I f y o u r pegged
s k irts are too short, le t y o u r p e tti­
coat ru ffle s hang down below about
an inch.
FO H N a LE— -337 aern a tock or d a ir y
ranch. 7« acre* In c u ltiv a tio n , oatn,
c lo v e r and gran*. L argu m odern
h o u se, good bar; m ow room fo r 12«
t o n s o f h a y ; ru n n in g w a te r and
e le c t r ic it y to h o u se an d bar Y ear
S E V E N ROOM M O D ER N H OM E « n
tw o acre truot n ear N llets lla y in
N o r th end L in coln C o u n ty; a b o u t
400 fo o t fr o n ta g e on h ig h w a y j o i ,
E uet and noiith aide» hound by
D r ift Creek. Ideal lo ca tio n for m o .
It i or court e ig h t fa c in g Hlt< la r . ,
lih-e locu tion for boat moorn <>;
p le n ty room for cow , ch lcl . i n am i
gard en . Nell for III,000 on ,,r »».<*<><>
w ill hand!« W rite ow n er Carl C ruse,
T a ft, O regon.
E t'lt HALE: 140 aeree w heat lam i m a r
N edgew lck, A lberta. NW
::: 43-12-
W i l h M W ill se ll or tr ie for
p rop erly In W estern W .i.h lo on r.
A. C lirta ten a .n , 6603 B eaoh D rive,
S e a ttle 0, W ash.
44 Mt A , 2 m ile s from S a lem c it y
lim its,
N ubdlvlalon
p rop erty,
2
h o u ses, fir grove. T rad« fo r good
•my. gra in or a tock ran ch m oro Iso­
lateli. S ou th ern O regon p referred ,
L. D. E g b e r t, R t. 7, B o x 4OHY, S a ­
lem , O regon.
19 A G I ; I
', n e a r T a f t
V lew o f
m ean uml bay. I land v su b d iv isio n .
$8500. O. J. J a c k so n , 341 S ta te S t ,
S alem , O regon.
LIVESTOCK
H EAl I 'lF l'L
a ll-y e a r
lle so r t M otel
h u n tin g ,
f is h in g .
elm ..
to
„1;, ORE< It >N
M IL K IN O
H H O R TH O R N
gro u n d s. M t. B a r in g L od ge, B e rin g ,
lU tE E D E ilN o f f e r tw e n ty -n ln n top
W ash .
1 qu illt y feu m lea In th e lr aecon d an -
n u al cn n a lg u m en t sa la Suluni. O re­
R E F R IG E R A T IO N A N D M A .K 'lt AV-1
gon, M epteinber 11, F or c a ta lo g
w rlte J a m e s R . J o r g sn s u a , J e f fe r -
1 L IA N C K HALEN A N D N E ItV K 'E
eon, O regon.
N llD P , w e ll e st.ib lla lie il, lo ca ted m il
O regon C oast In T illa m o o k , tlio
H E L P V /A N T E D
c o u n ty se a t. D o in g a lh r lv in < bu l l
news th r o u g h o u t e n tir e co u n ty ,
tir in g from u c tlv e se r v ic e a f t e r 2 0 1 M E i'IIA N It’, f ir s t c la se, F ord e x p e r i­
ence. N one o th e r need ap p ly . Good
y ea rs. $.1,000. w i n c o n sid e r p artn er |
w o rk in g c o n d itio n s amt w a g es. B Y -
X lU a m 's R e fr ig e r a tio n B a les B S e r v ­
QOIBT MOTOR COMFAMY, A sto rta ,
ice, 4 B. and S tr e e t, T illa m o o k , Ore.
O rogon.
P K K SS SH O . P , . A lban
v
------
E x tr a w e ll
*................
equ ip p ed ; 4 ‘ y r s eatnb.; d o in g good
WANTED—A P T O M ontl.E MKCBANIC
buatnea*. C le a n in g p r ice s good T a 1.1 To work In Font dealership. Apply or w
wrlle
L O IU N U . M ade-t‘ -m ea su r e lin e. A ll w
1 ¿ ,tANCK
to
*;.a r r >' U.I...I p erm a n en t Io-1 » » ‘day Barbar. B » e l.._
-
I Mea»
c a tio n In 2 -sto r y brick bld g »35 00
DOGS, CATS. PETS, ETC
•'’u- ren t; le a s e a v a ila b le U ral buy.
$3.875. B . D . B tiaaard, 503 B. 6th.
A lb a n y , Ora. F h . 786-R .
W H IT E CO LLIER, h sa titlfu l w h it*
ptipplra, colored , r<’Xlat«r«d; w ill
H O T E L A U R Z T À I T X . w -e
sh ip W I l l v ' i W h lto C olila F a rm ,
B o u ta 1, C olTllla, W ash .
IN S T R U C T IO N
n. w ru n n in g 125 head o f H ereford
c a ttle . M ust s e ll b e c a u se o f 111
h e a lth . P la c e fo r $16,000 ca sh . C a t­
t le and eq u ip m en t a v a ila b le . W . B.
M cC utcheon, Y a c o lt, W a s h ln f lo n .
C a n a d ia n
r o B M A T IO N on r i m >«t;«n«nt oeaertunttlox
r « t i u toll«. Kestonably priest. C. T. Cam-
wall, CanadltA P x lfle Bal]way, YanroUTar, B .Q
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCES.
1942 2-ton D od ga fu e l tru ck , a ll s t e e l
3 -u n lt box and holRt. E x c e lle n t c o n ­
d itio n . 814 B a r t le t t S t , S ilv e r to n ,
Ora., or ph ona 381.
Consult us on all of your
Logging and Construction
Equipment Requirements
Cash—Terme—R ental-Optlon
Pacific Tractor & Equipment
Company
•7M B . Marginai Way
tieatU* 6, Wash.
Tilaphana: LAader 7t00
May Warn of Disordered
Kidney Action
Modern life with Its harry and worry,
ular habits. Improper eating ana
d: inking—It*
risk of
................exposure
tod (pfec-
tlon—throws heavy . strata on the work
of the kidney*. They
Thej are apt to heM^e
over-taxed
•r-ti * and " * fall ‘ to Alter e>
other Impariti** from the llfe-gi
1 ot
eod.
m L
Too may *uffer nagging bad
Yi
headache, dlxglneee, getting
'
leg peins, «welling—feel i
tired, nervous, ell worn oat. (J
of kidney or bladder disorder
timee burning, scanty or too
urine tlon.
oes’s Ptlls. poen's
kt,
harmfal e>
ixd more tl
was!
D oans P ills
•
A il m t n t i
O a i t r l t U ltu r
Treated without Hoapllel
Operation
Writ« or call lor FBEg
deacrlptlve booklet
Manrler l i r t t t f i Iru ta y: ¡0 A. M . u i P. At.
bereregr.' Atasdey, YrderiAay,
7 fa 9
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
P h yaician a n d fu r g e o n
t
i * S Orn*é,®'
Talephone EAat
«nd Grand Avenua
3918. Portland 14. Ore«cr
•■ 'Ü , DENTAI P1ATES
A N D A l l I S A N C H I I OP
DENTISTRY on
CREDIT TERMS
r . k * $, 10, IS A le .rA * re Pay
D r . H arry S ím u r , D ch U ü
SKY »iOC- 3*at MOBRiSOh. por jugo q
k I
WNU—13
35— 48
W ife B eating
A m an convicted o f w ife beAtlng
can be w hipped, according to D e la ­
w a re law .
CHENILLE BROADLOOM
Wevr C ut O rder S e r v ic e
WOOL RUGS
P la in or F ig u r e d S t y le s
8x10
9 x i a .................
9x13*0° .............................
o “ (17 50
9x13 .............
9 X 1 8 ___ ___ ______
u in n .
9x18 .............. ..
9x80 » ..... ..........
« 99*3o
9x33
_____
l a x i a _________
..........g 79.95
1 3 x l3 '6 " ...
1 3 x 1 7 _______ ____
9 ii3 .e s
12x30 ..........
12x88 ................................ ......... 8146.33
13x24 .........
13x38 .............
O 1 a»*» an
Y’6"x9*
......
9 * 9 ......................
<4
Til
4x8 ............
27”x31"........
............. «4.98
A U r e v e r s ib le , w ear fo r m a n y j
H ow l
Buy U. S. Saving* Bond*!
That Na<z<?in<?
Backache
BETTER H EALTH !
F O R S A L E : Gro. a tore & s e r v ic e s la . I
and 2 apt*. % m ile north o f H er ­
m isto n , Gre. on M cN ary h ig h w a y . |
A ll sto c k A In side equip. In clu d 'd
P r ic e $11,000. W ould g iv e te r m s on I
h a lf. O eo. A . X e y a , B o x 84, H erm ie-
to n , O regon.
BUILDING MATERIALS
“
• H em orrhoid*
• Mecfol a n d Colon
A com b, c o n fe c tio n e r y . Jew elry ami
v a r ie ty b u s in e s s In on e o f th e bus-
le s t ' a l l e y to w n « In S a lem . G r o s s­
in g $7000 per mo. P u r ch a se r <an
h a v e v e r y good le a s e on bldg.
P rice d $35.000. MBLSOIT b WBL-
«O X , 708 H . H ig h S tr e e t, S alem ,
Ore.
1
S P E C IA L tr u c k and b u s o f f e r in g by
E a ste r n O regon K eo D ealer:
1942 In t’l K -7 w lum ber r o lls and
cab g u a rd , c o m p le te $1,900.00.
1946 R eo fa r m tr u c k w 14 food ,
V A B IB T Y ST O R B
g r a in and s to c k sid e s.
A T B M M B T T , ID A H O
1939 G U C 5-yard dum p.
G ood p a y r o ll tow n . N tore lo ca te d on
1938 F o rd 4V4-yd. dum p.
m ain s t. G ood l e a s e . C L E A N
1946 F ord C ab over fo r 1 8 -ft. rack
STO CK , n ew fix tu r e s . Good rea so n
1927 F ord 30 p a ss, sc h o o l bus, n ew
fo r s e llin g . P rice d fo r q u ick sa le
m o to r, good c o n d itio n .
J a c k L a P o rd g e, B o x 998, B m m e tt,
A ll r e c o n d itio n e d and s e llin g fo r
Id ah o.
r id ic u lo u s ly lo w p r ice s. B u y an d
S a v e In E a ste r n O regon. C all or
__ R _ — » R IV E -IN MARKET
w ir e c o lle c t, U N G ______
R A B D Y ____
M OTO
G ran de,
O regon. Includes building. 40x73 it. frontage, llv.
COM BABY, L a
F h o n a 800.
feo“ ' S;,,r
U
_ .
_----- ---------- By owner,
1006
_______
Jipokane Street - Hrattle, W n a h .
19t5 WA-M WHITE TRUCK
10 00 rubber, 3-speed Brown-I.lpa with tan­
dem a xle; excellen t condition
MOTEL LEASE
A. M. ROBERTS
Completely furnished 13 unit* plua modern
$41 H. Davie Ktreet, McMinnville, Ore.
as1".™
"nd 'um lture
Phene 230-W.
J6.J00. HIINSF.T MOTKL, 7sao Empire
Way, geatllr, Wash.
P
Reconditioned—Guaranteed—"As la**
special “
LONQ U T A B . W K L L P A Y IN G B U B .,
»9 I.NT. DS35 tr u c k and tr a ile r , s in ­
g le a x le, van ty p e. A - l nhape good
rubber. W ill c o n sid e r la te m odel car
in trade. L lo y d M id d leton , 1781
O cean B a e ep , L o n g r te w , W a sh in g ,
to n . P h . 411G-W.
Large stock of crawler tractors,
crane*, above!*, etc.
Equipped as desired
TY
CULTURE
th e
w ay.
U p -to -th » -m ln u ie
eq u ip m en t. In d iv id u a l In str u c tio n -.
A d van ced hair s t y lin g by Urm andn.
P a c iflo S ch o o l o f B e a u ty O ultnre,
316 M organ B ld g ., P o r tla n d , Ore
BE 0643.
v e iu o r y or » lo ck . $14,000 dow n p a y .
m en t and b a la n c e on c o n tr a c t, A. Y. I
P e te r s o n A g a n o y , C a stle B ock ,
W a«h. P h . 3311.
1
M eN A R Y DAM t h a i l e r P A R K
I
S.uOO
m
a c r e s,
Hbadr.
le v e l I
grou n d , g r a s s , w ater, e le c tr ic ity , 3-
rootn h o u se, h ig h w a y fr o n tu g e
7 I
ml to dam . G ood cab in site « Nee
Mr. A lle n a t A lle n 's A lle y M otel,
Ir r ig o n , O regon.
1
fARnaJ-Writ* n t J r f K U UT-
'
T IM B E R L A N D F o i l SALK. 1 1 (1 1 «
1000 acre*. p in e and m ixed . A im
flew an » m ill. Nee »w iter, L. L. S c a f ­
f o ld , «28 M ain B k, L e w isto n , Id a h o .
A r l’ t t h " h eiilth cantar
th è W e st. L o v e ly .lo-rin
nnt
®*5’1,r “ l h' "•
t o g .t h e r
Wlt l» n d ja cen t Com binat Imi lunch
and croi-, Htore. R e n i Incoine gf.r.i»
im . .stero note flo u , C en tral toc.
"l'l>. 2 e d ile »21.1.110,
cauli. Ital.
••H.sy tertun. 103 Ho. A larcu n , Praa-
c o tt, Ari«.
m o to rs ti-cyl. G ood c o n d itio n , »750
to i' . O. G en erator 80 KW -DC, d r l v - |
an hv J-cy l. GM d ie se l, a lm o st new , F D It S A L E — G rocery w ith gun putupe
in » m a ll e a ste r n «»r. tow n II. art of
»1.700. W rite C o r o n a d o M arine
f is h in g and h u n tin g te rr ito r y , s ix -
W a y s, T oot o f A S t., C oronado,
room m odern Imus.- Included. W rite
C al. P h on e H a n ley 3-48SB.
J . W , H ow ard , B o x 7B, S u m p te r, Or,
BOLL BEVCLOPED—O verxlghl Mvrvlee
25
U N IT M odern M otel: g a s, o il. C afe
S High Oldas Prints. All a lle s 83c.
open 24 hrs.; g i f t sh o p um l atore.
flrprlnts 3c each.
ia tr g « lobb y, film liv in g q u a rte r s
JUMBO ENLARGEMENTS Sc euch
FO X STUDIOS
-
lllllln ie . Montana
fo r m a n a g e r . 600 fe e t on m ain h ig h ­
w a y . lo v e ly gro u n d s, lo ts o f room
194» ALLIS CRAI.MEKS H. P -14 und IX
fo r e x p a n sio n ; low overh eu d . Man
yard La Tourncau Carryall. 12-foot Poser
J8 w lfo can h an d le
N e ts app rox
Blade, all I11 good condition. 411.500.
$14,00«
a n n u a lly . O w ner r etirin g
AIRCRAFT SALKS « SERVICE
TACOMA AIK 1‘AKK
a fte r 20 y r s. In t h is b u sin e ss. F irst
Bax tIS
-
South Taroma, Wash.
p a y m e n t ap p rox. $22,0uo. W rit., or
Pbeno Days Ga. M84; Nights 111. 5714.
c o n ta c t J . T. M a-iterson, M izpah
C ab in s, Cle B lun t, W ash .
A1
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
,
D i e s e l e n g i n e s , 225 l ip , G e n e r a li
{
She had an aching p ic tu re of h im , w o rk in g h a rd a fte r school
to earn m oney to help out a t hom e w ith his b ro th e rs and sisters.
*
L IG H T P L A N T S , 115 v o lt, AC, 5000 I
to 10,000 w a tte , »295 to »750 S ou th
8333 L in c o ln g t., S p ok an e, W ash .
c it y lim its . F a ir
barn, ou t b u ild ­
in g s. A ll fe n c ed In grasa. A pple*,
tears, c h e r r ie s,
w aln u t»,
several
tlm ls o f b e r ries, g o o d gard en land,
p i, « flo w e r s. A lo v e ly h om e for
$72oOOO. N o
flo o d s.
W rite
B ox
365, G len d ale, O regon.
IH I .
C O , C K TA . IL
and
— bar
— . —
— e n ffe
for
o im m . "”1" ,.'u 'rn O regon tow n o f
Itl.m o p o p u la llo n L ocateti In m ajor
h otel. H3ii.ooiy f„ r ton -veu r lenae
t e n e r r e tlr ln g . U r l io n o i H. Ood-
B o fn e P ro u .
• rtl««, in o ., O ralità P aaa, O regon.
A IK l'LA N l-1 FO K K ALB— 193» L u g-
com b s M et-L .V ro p . 41 hra. sin e «
n«w en g in e . P la n e In v e ry good
sh a p e. W rite P . B lia ffa r, 718 B aird
fc. Ht„ B coh oiu lah , W a sh .
INVEST. OPPOR.
I
U A ItA G K and s e r v ic e e lu tio n w ith llv
Ing q u artern In good I'alou ee tow n
o w n e r fo r ,10 year», r etirin g K eaau
O arage. O akadala, W ash .
H ALED HAY
E l ' l l S A L » —A lf a lf a
an d w ild. In fit Id or sta c k e d I m il«
from B urns. O alt 3403 or w r ite J u lio
O rlear, B o s 748, B u rn a, Ora.
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ACRB RANCH In
«-room hou se, la r g e
C O N V E R T IB L E
P E T T IC O A T S —
Some p e ttic o a ts are m ade to serve
a double purpose.
F o r instance,
a p astel cotton p e ttic o a t w ith double
h e m lin e ru ffle s o f eyelet, comes
w ith its de ta ch a b le cu m m e rb u n d
' ;___ ; belt.
W ith o u t the c u m m e rb u n d ,
you w e a r i t as a p e ttic o a t under
a n o th e r s k irt.
W ith the c u m m e r­
bund, you top i t w ith a peasant
and w e a r i t as a s k irt. It's
iZ. a blouse
good idea fo r those o f you who
are m a k in g th e ir own p e ttico a t,
and, ju d g in g fr o m the re p o rts of
hom e ec teachers, lo ts of* you are.
N ow , th a t y o u ’ ve re v iv e d p e tti­
coats and cam isoles, w ill you be
sa yin g " tw e n ty th re e skid o o ” in
•te a d o f “ s c ra m ” and " I love m y
w ife , but, oh, you k id ! ” in ste a d of
"h u b b a , hu b b a ? ”
T hey S ta rte d On the Screen.
So m a n y o f y o u r custom s and
fads s ta rt w ith the m ovies. Why
th a t P e te r L a w fo rd -J u n e A llyso n
lesson scene fro m "G ood N ew s”
has even in s p ire d you to do yo u r
O many furrows in so many lands,
F re n c h h o m e w o rk these n ig h ts!
So many plows beneath men's guiding hands,
Has y o u r c ro w d adonted th is m ovie-
m ade idea yet?
And lo! the old earth's surface has been tilled
Y O U R N E W D A N C E —It 's th a t
T o meet the w orld’s need, granaries are filled
o ldie, the C h a rle sto n —e ve r since
W ith corn and wheat and rye from countless fields.
you saw i t danced in "G ood N ew s.”
Because men plow , there are these golden’yields;
B et y o u r p a re n ts could give you
Because their silver shares have pierced the sod
some fine p oints cn it. B e t they
could show you the cups they won
And they have worked together with then God,
in C harleston contests back in the
The hungry world has food enough to eat
days when Joan C ra w fo rd s c in til­
I f we share wisely— and shared loaves are sweet
la te d m o re than she suffered.
The plows go down the land, the furrows run
Y O U R N E W CUSTOM -
Since
Forever curved and deep beneath the sun:
y o u ’ ve seen ‘C a p ta in fro m C a s tile ,’
y o u ’ ve re v iv e d the custom o f g iv in g
The ancient furrows, and the fresh-jurned furrows
a h a n d k e rc h ie f to y o u r T -m a n (top
now —
m a n ) as a keepsake. He keeps it
There w ill be bread while men have faith to plow.
In his ja c k e t pocket fo r show—not
W e thank Thee, God, for the heartening thought
fo r blow .
N E W H A IR -D O —The sh o rt c u t
o f men
w ith bangs, as E le a n o r P a rk e r
Sowing and plow.' g und reaping, to plant again...
w o re »n "V o ic e o f the T u r tle ” is
sw eeping th ro u g h ‘ he h ig h school
h a lls these days. B u t do any of
y o u r u p per classm en t r y to look
lik e R onald Reagen?
E J A R R IE T th o u g h t o f Sam often
■“
in the fo llo w in g week.
She
thought o f h is la rg e , stro n g hands
th a t w ould b rin g h e a rtb re a k in g iy
IH N -A -M IT H R is a le A th le te 's F on t'
K >■(> y o u r fe e t In VKAt'K In stead
of
In
V IK t’KN! S a t is f a c t io n
or
klonvy R etu rn ed On,« P o lla r N O W I
B o x 687, Y a k im a , W ash .
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CAKIO <»\VNEIt n e ttin g H ou m o n th ly
on <»nly gnoil
in c o m m u n ity
<»f 26,000, A ll good •q u lp iu rtit, now
o-yr. letter, no i»«ro«ntuK<\ a et»nl
m fMftOo. W e m bo h a v e M ajor eerv«
1« a Mat Ion corn er; flu e g ro ce ry Mint
m a rk et; Dog k enn rl on tilw ay; U
« » !•”’ lo n c d for m a n u fu c tu i ing w ith
I llw a y and sp u r tra ct fr o n ta g e , and
hom e SnftOO up, a ll w ith in a m ile o f
Hew $ 1 5,ooo,oo(i 00
nn i q Hay «1. •
'• I ’Pinent. W rite to d a y R IM M E .
» * » * « ■ « ■ ■ , bba ltg bs .
1440 d a r n e l A v e ., Han D ie g o 9, C al.
'The H o u se o f P er so n a l Service.'*
K N O T T Y V IN K M O TH I, - o n »:• i s
u n ita unit Store bldg , n o v e lty whop
Has e lu tio n , liv in g q u a rte r s,
ml
r iv e r fr o n ta g e . M yrtle I r n e , « m il, a
n orth o f M yrtln t'r.id i, Or...............ci
»«.'.tino
J.
W. W ilh elm , M yrtle
_ d r o v e M o tel, M y rtla Creak, Or,
MISCELLANEOUS
FARMS AND RANCHES
The m u sic should have form e d
a bond between th e m . B u t up
to now she fe lt she was losing
the b a ttle to p ie rce his shyness
and w in Sam 's frie n d s h ip . F o r
sis m onths he had com e to her
fo r his w e e kly lesson, b u t a l­
though she had trie d in e ve ry
w ay she knew to get ne xt to
the boy, she had fa ile d .
“ T here’ s no need o f m is s in g those
lessons, S am ,” she said. "Y o u m a y
use m y v io lin as long as you need
one.” She trie d not to th in k about
the k id b ro th e r who busted vio lin s .
This one had cost h e r a thousand
dollars.
Sam ’ s face was shining.
"Gee,
M rs. Sweet. Gee! I ’ l l m ake i t rig h t
w ith yo u ,” he added h a stily.
" I know y o u ’l l take good care of
It.”
“ Oh, yes, m a 'a m .”
She fo llo w e d up h e r advantage.
" I w ish yo u ’d a lw a ys tr y to th in k
o f m e as y o u r frie n d , Sam. I lik e
you v e ry m u c h .”
He looked down at the flo o r and
shifted fro m one fo o t to the other.
, I l \ 1< RABBITS « lbs. up. rab ­
bit HkliiM. h id es, w o o l, m oh air. aaa-
ciira, ID,« p o u ltr y , R u b y $■ C om p any,
»33
W. F ro n t, P o r tla n d , O rason .
"G osh. I know i t p ro b a b ly cost
you some dough. I ’ d even pay 75
bucks fo r i t "
She was s ta rin g a t h im ln cre d -
uously. T here was no sound In the
room b u t the slow tic k in g o f the
g ra n d fa th e r clock.
He flushed and looked dow n at the
floor. H is Angers w ere restless on
his p la id cap. In a sudden agony of
e m b a rra ssm e n t.
he
th ru s t
his
hands behind h im .
" Y o u th in k i t ’s an O. K. fiddle
to o .” he said. " I suppose I sh o u ldn 't
be asking you fo r it. E ven i f you
a re m y fr ie n d ."
She hestita te d only a m o m e n t be-
A lig h t showed b rie fly in his d a rk
•ye s, tn d then he blushed and
m oistened h is lips.
" I have no frie n d s ,” he had told
h e r once b lu n tly , w hen she had
questioned h im , and she had an
aching p ic tu re o f h im , w o rk in g h a rd
a fte r school to earn m oney to help
out at home w ith his b ro th e rs and
•iste rs, squeezing out the e x tra
d o lla r fo r a m u sic lesson, p ra c tic in g
la te at n ig h t. She w ould have loved
to help h im in some w ay, b u t he
was proud and independent.
Sam cleared his th ro a t and w iped
his a rm across his sw eating fo re ­
head.
"M rs . Sweet, I ’m going to stop
ta k in g lessons,” he said.
“ Oh, S am ,” said H a rrie t, "W h y ? ”
" M y k id b ro th e r busted m y v io lin .
T h is one is b o rrow ed fro m m y old
m a n ’ s s is te r ju s t fo r to n ig h t. I'm
going to earn another fiddle. I t w ill
ta ke a w hile. T hey have them at
B ro th e rs ’ m u s ic store fo r 15 bucks.
As soon as I get i t I ’l l be b a c k .”
I t was the longest speech he had
e ver made.
H a rrie t reached o ver the bronze
bust o f Beethoven on top o f the p i­
ano and took h e r own v io lin lo v in g ­
ly fro m its a llig a to r case.
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Ina, s e r v ic e etu i Ion am i ta v e rn t»n
e t n ie h ig h w a y No. II S ou th fork o
i lea r w n te r river. lim itili»: ml im ii
In« c o u n tr y . l'r lc e d to
||. F or fur
'lu r
In fo rm a tio n
w r ite
d u ld e n
M utai, O oldan, Id ah o.
RABBITS & SKINS
He saw the look o f su rp rise on
her face. I lls voice cra cke d as
he w ent on.
BUSNIESS
TOW N FOH S A L K
D E P A R T M E N T
B v marjorie abbott
sweet m elodies out o f h e r v io lin .
She wondered i f the boy would lik e
the in c re d ib ly ric h , fu ll tone o f the
in s tru m e n t.
BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR.
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Phone B B oi
431 *•
* » y lo r . P o r tla n d 4, O regon .
N avel Orange
N a ve l orange« o rig in a te d In B ra -
s ll. The ilr » t n a ve l orango tre e In
the U n ite d State« a rriv e d here In
1875, a g ift to thl« g overnm ent
fro m B ra z il.
38%
BRIGHTER
TEETH
in
_ ■ 64.93
I I 74.99
.„JJ 89.93
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How B ird * fflg e e t Food
No specie« o f b ird has teeth. A
b ird ’s food is sw allow ed w ith o u t
chew ing and ground b y g ra ve l In
the gizzard.
Gay Decorated Shelf
Can Be Easily Made
days! ,
g a ily d e c o ra te d s h e lf c a n
e a s ily a n d q u ic k ly be m a d e b y
u s in g th e f u l l size p r in te d p a p e r
p a tte r n o ffe re d b e lo w . T h e p a t­
te r n is fir s t tra c e d on th e w ood
w h ic h th e p a tte r n sp e cifie s. T h e n
i t is sa w e d a n d a sse m b le d e x a c tly
as th e p a tte r n in d ic a te s .
CALOX
T»i I ' H A '"'--
!■«
»ms
No ip eclal tools or skill are required.
The p eesetu decoration Is also full size
so It can be traced directly to the ehelf.
Suggested colors are given. All m aterials
S l lL bo. pureh(.,.ii* a ‘ y our Ioc«> lum ber
yard at very little coat.
S#S'1,
S h ,li Pattern
?• * to. Easl-Blld Pattern Co., Dept. W.,
leasantvIUr, N. T.
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