Southern Oregon miner., September 23, 1948, Image 2

KA THLCCN NOURIS
F O Corner
ÌO N
Pure Family Love
CLASSIFIED
D E P A R T M E N T
HABBIT3 & SKINS ___
BUSINESS
A INVEST.
OPPOR,
M ALI
AND
Il'N.
D R IE S »bop u rat to th e a lr
Eli,,
for coupl* Sbollii w ill b.m ,n,
Ma»
My « n e F o u n ta in , 4«M« Oaaa.
D ieg o », Call.*.
A T T R A C T IV E
FOR BALE
o. atoro A se r v ie « »i«
and 2 apt
»9 lu ll« north o f It,
m lati.n, Ore. on M cNary h lg h w ii.
A ll sto c k A* ln»llln ni|lll|i Includi d
P r ie s 911,800. M ould «I»« I... m»
h alf. Oeo. A K e y s , B ox a«.
to n , O regon.
W A N T L I V E It A IIU I T » 4 lb«, tin. rub
Q ALM ER «oared through the sky
Bell Syndicat«.—WNU Feature«.
bit »kin», bid««. Wool. Inolialr. i'us-
with a light heart. He was leav­
m ra. H i» p ou ltry, K uby A Com pany,
«V KATHLEEN NOKKIS
»35 8. W. F ron t, P ortland , Oregun.
ing a hard life behind, years of
LL the fam ilies in y t u i r
hand-to-mouth existence, years of
M ISCELLANEOUS
V A Ä 1L T T IT U R E
depending on occasional charter
books have one charac-
A T I M I I S T T , ID AH O
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i¡«n«r«l
trips and the students able to pay
teristic,” writes Nadine Car­ m otora 6-cyl. G ood con d ition , 9760 Good p ayroll tow n , «lorn Im-nled on
m ain at. G ood I a a s v. I ' l . G A N
the high rates on his big machine
to 9950. G enerator SO KW-lM', ilrlv-
ter, a very modern young
MTtK'K. m w fix tu r e« d om i r«a»o*n
■ n by 9-<vl. GM d ie se l, a lm o st new,
The future opened before him: He
for K illing
I i l l - i d fo r q u i i , „ „ i,
woman who does a weekly
91,701». W ill« C o r o n a d o M arina
J a c k L aP u rd ge, B o s »»8, Hui m ett
would get a new ship, one of those
W a y i, r o o t o f A St., Coronado.
book-review column for a PennsyV
Idaho.
•
Cal. Phon« M«nl«y S-4US5.
long-range, all metal Jobs, go in
vania newspaper. "Whatever your
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for long-distance competitive races.
people are. rich or poor. Irish or " F o il M uscular A clies, I'aln», order
Huma, Hy. 99 W. 4 u a y L. A A
D U N -A -M IT R
A lia i« ' lc L in im e n t !
And he would have a swell-looking
American, they all love each oth­
P ortla n d at J u n ctio n H y jq (Tallo«
Ita
lic
i
from
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p
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ki.i llw v i
92 n ic ely furnlaheit
g irl with a pile of dough to pav the
er and are sympathetic and coop­
Strain«, Murentaa, laim ene»*. G en er­
unita, .sp im i'h ty p e A ir-cooled A.
bills.
o u s b ottle 91.00 piialpalli Sn tln fac-
erative, having such fun doing
In a in l. LH u ir» lo r oper. o p e r a i-
tlo n or R efund. B o s 6117, Y akim a,
111 K A t c a p A w ell ««lull 958,000
He glanced at the instrument
dishes and being poor! Have you
W a sh in g to n .
h a n d le«. U in u be seen to b« a p p r e -
board, saw that everything was all
actually ever known a fam ily like
ib ili- il. BII A. B r ts, O wner, W ll-
K li;s A N D WOMEN, »end for F R E E
Ham«, C aliforn ia.
right. The cabin ship roared stead­
that? I haven't. We weren't fight­
.i.p v Ilf T H E AM ERICAN «’HIM
ily over Connecticut at four thou­
IN O LO O IST. Alno Inform ation
ers in our fam ily, but we all had
E o lt S A L I
11ELII 'ATERREN
w ith
h ow to becom e a D etectiv e it Kin
sand feet. There were scattered
c o u n te r and I'o ou t depot E x c e lle n t
our separate interests and grudges
Kerprlnt Expert W rit-
C o n su ltin g
lo
ca
tio
n
and
o
n
ly
on«
In
i'oiiiniunli
y
clouds beneath him. but not enough
and we a ll—that is my sister and
C r im in o lo g ist, u « p t. C. » . O Be
o í 15.00(1, o w n e r recalled to A rm y.
1033, Burbank, CallA
to hide the ground. His luck was
I, got out of home young, lived
9.1,008 00 <'u»h w ll han dle S ee Mr,
M l l l r r . p ir» o n u llv llu r r y M I L L S * !
breaking right for the first time.
downtown and married. My pa H O I I. D E V E L O P » I ) — O « « r n l« h l g e rtle e
D SL 1C A T 1X SSW , loti T uw er H I.
Just right. Reaching up, he patted
II
H igh Glue» Print».
rents were divorced when we were .
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. All altee 35c.
CantraUa, W a sh in g to n .
the mascot swinging from the roof
babies and my mother had a ion pox 8 T U D io a ur -* 1 tiuiinsi. Meet«
B U eiM B S B F O B SA LA
on a length of ribbon.
by a second marriage; he's all right im i m o d el d d ii cletrac , w ldegauge, f a f « and Stiiiiilard Servi. ■> .-Dation on
It was a small doll, black of face,
E vergreen
lliw n y .
L iv in g
u lia .
now, blit he was a regular pest as I»*»« «‘■on blade. Carco drum , heavy track
g u a iti, Good condition. SS,2<X'
a b o ie 1416 B. M athaw ay A v«. Bua
a small boy.
‘
with two pearl buttons set in the
A . lb . W I I I . I A M K . C u m b e rla n d , Waah.
45, WaMhotigal, Wn.
ih o n a 2IM .W . E n u m c la w .
satin for eyes, a piece of red silk
" I myself am divorced, with a
D O -R A -l'A F E , c o m p lete ly
equip ped.
stitched across the lower half of
little girl to raise.” the letter goes
Walk-in. Seni.. 72 Koulituin, brer
the face for a mouth. It was garbed
on. “ I'm not unhappy, and not
lic
e
n
se
.
<>lil
Eat
9160aa
d
a
lly . Sac.
HARDWOOD
9l '. '00, h a lf • .»ali, t e r m i O wner J,
in a loud plaid dress green and
happy, but my three-room home
T. M udaos, at. M elana, O regon.
red.
FLO O R IN G
isn't that haven of delight that all
w ind4»wJerked <he d0U ,<><>Se Bn<* U>8,ed “ ° u‘ ,hro“ »h B»«
W lio'eaal« and Car L ots
M
A- M i 'A I E Illg p ayroll tow n . C oin ,
That rag-stuffed little figure had
your
homes
are.
in
your
books
open side
p le le ly equipped. L iv in g q u a r te ts.
ASPHALT TILE
been hanging in this ship for over
Most real homes aren't full of af­
Soda fo u n io lu , beer liceo««, o ld E»l.
H AR O LD H. N EVIN CO.
9I5OOO d ally. Coupla can op erate.
two years. Palmer had come to be­ an admission of remorse. And he
fection and loyalty and service;
4344 B B. B alm ont
9276». O wner M artin O ehrk«, Bt.
lieve it was lucky. The g irl who had had nothing to blame himself for. glanced at his altimeter. He still all of yours are. Now here is your
P O R T L A N D IS, O K S B O »
H elen e, O regon.
loaned him the down payment on The doll had brought him luck at had fifteen hundred feet. One last latest book on my table and what
ON IIIM'AV NO 30, h a lfw a y b e tw e en
the machine had put it there. He last: Eleanore. She had looks and stunt and then he could land. He can I say of it except that it paints
FARM S AN D RANCHES
P em lletoii mill Lu G rande, T o u r let
had met her one summer when he background and money. Further­ circled the field once more, swung an ideal that I never knew any
Camp, 23 unita, g ro cery sto r e, »-. »
■ tallon <2 pum p«*, 2 garage*, lar««
had been barnstorming with a more. she had the kind of a spirit around and when he was almost ov­ home to reach, and don't think any I »9(l0l)— ACRES. 12 cleared: orchard
log c a fe w ith hardw ood finora an d
f
a n ,l berries; good seven -room liouai',
small, old ship, and they had he liked, which he needed close to er the car, shoved the throttle full h o m e « a /tr>l”
fire p la ce O w ner's homo w ith hard*
o'
'
b a rn an d poultry housei eiectrlo
Iiuni|i. Mr«. J e n e Jacobaen, A lpha,
wood floor* and firep la ce. H k lw a i.
knocked around together for three him. To her, a ship wasn’t some­ on and dove in a screaming fall
W ««h
7»« acri a and rnuny o th er a ttra i ,
months. She had been pretty sure thing to work for a small house, The moving doll again attracted his
This half-whimsical and half-lm-
tlona.
Good a ll-a r o u n d -y e a r b u » |.
ne»*. M ill Kell for 9'lit.ooo, ho f
patient criticism would have hurt | 15 a . FARM Ktu^ipoo*» Creek 4-
of herself. Palmer recalled, loaned for an ordinary living. She enjoyed glance.
hi-droorii mod
Im u .i, g a r , barn,
dow n and bat at 6», Inter«*!. At
Eleanore had tightened her lips me once. But now it only makes
him money, talked about how "w e” what he enjoyed, fame, her name in
■ hop, chick en house, 2 u tility bldgs.
pr. i . nt, c a fe »lure mid ga ra g e* ar«
were going to make a fortune with the papers. She loved him, all right, when he had told her it was a me a little sad. For If this clever
F ru it,
nut
orchard.
raip b errlea,
leaned for IÍ.76 per m outh, i'ab in »
BI (pee. Prank V oatral, Ri 1, Ho«
When fu ll bring In 9C2 per day If
the larger ship.
but she w’ould always understand souvenir from a dame, before he young woman really has grown to
10, •« m l, s . o f Bcappoo«« on old
Intereateil, w r ite uw ner, r . A. B oa.
h ig h w a y .
He recalled the night when they that he must take long chances, got serious with her. It might be m aturity without ever knowing
Cow, B ox 07, M eacham , O regon.
, tactful to ditch it now—scarcely what a real home Is, she has been
had won the doll at a small car­
“ B E A U T I F U L O X A R K S"
SM
A LL c o m m ercia l g a rag* In good Jo.
A H E A D , he saw the small field Ule memento for a perfect honey robbed of something that no later
nival, in one of the ring-toss games.
c ation w ith tuola and 2 acre* » f
L iste n to thia, W estern Farm er«!
land. 9-roottl houas. jl'hrra 1« a lt the
where she was waiting. They moon! A small sacrifice to love years can replace.
He had made up his mind already
109 acre«. Im proved sp rin g, w atered
work In tid e p lace a mun cun «Je.
»lock ,
fr u it
and
pou ltry
farm ,
to pull out sometime soon. And it would drive to her home, be mar- ' He reached out, jerked it loose and
High Ideals Predominate.
P rice 956101 w ith 91000 dow n
T.
I
I
per
acre.
9450
on
dow
n,
920
oil
P. Q uinn, B e a l B atate, B a lfw a y , Or*.
had annoyed him somewhat to see ried, and fly away. He tipped his tossed it cut through the open
m o n th ly , E r ie burgnln Hat aent on
In answer to her I can only say
| '< I U i - m !
B aker Land Co., D oniphan, N EW MUDKRN M O T E L beet lo c a ,
her having such a gay time. But left wing, banked lazily over a side window and pulled the wheel that there are thousands of homes
M issou ri.
tlun In M'eatern M ontana, on hlitli-
he could not tell her. there was no field. A bright spot of color de- I back ,0 neutral.
—hundreds of thousands of them—
w ay II). E x c e lle n t h u n tin g am i f i s h ­
Eleanore was standing still by In this fortunate country of ours I ,C” .*!"*" « « •» •’•»
need to say goodbye tearfully and tached itself from a long, sleek,
in
g territory. No com patitim i, *
.
.
.
.
.
u
i
u
u
rs,
m
ile
s
wi-at
o
f
L
an
caster.
Good
wa-
dark
car.
Eleanore waving her ■ the side of the car, he noticed and wnere children are raised to high 1 te r condition». P aved road all the
have her bawl and carry on in
unit*. ( w ith k itc h e n e tte* and g a ­
r a g e s, laun dry. Modern accotm m -
H is ^ o ir? 131 r aS ®ervice- a lready: , he decided to level'off. No need to ideals of service and duty and
front of him.
w a y Lund In w heat now. 960 tier
d a llo n s for truller court Itoum for
acre. K oacoa B. Clark, B o s 835,
On their way home she had in­ S , * ’ waiting for him with a frighten her. He hauled back fur where fam ily love is developed as
H m ore u n its. F u ll price 924,Sull,
L a n c a ste r , C alif.
P a r in i r*hlp
d isa g ree m*nt
fo r m e
*—”
sisted that they go to the field sixteen cylinder bus, complete with »her on the wheel. It yielded an inch —
naturally
as young minds and
sa
le .
M ontana
M otel,
B os
344,
a c re « In
j -a n d stuck. He pulled again, hard- bodies are. There are countless good 44 3 - A ' R I ’
where his ship was staked down chauffeur.
D
rum
m
ond,
Mont.
c u ltiv a tio n . 8-roon, m odern house.
in the open, and sit in the cabin
His spirits surged higher. This er. and the wheel stuck—the wheel fathers and good mothers, who live
N o e le c tr ic ity
but 1« a v a ila b le .
MI-.ST; VAI.I.I- V, t'ITlf, Highway.
Iflxliway, _<ro
i
P rice 916,000 w ith 98000 dow n. T.
for a few minutes. She had been was a private airport, no inspector i stuck—
only for home and children, who
P . Q uinn R eal B atata, H a lfw a y , Or«. cery A m arket. Oi'en Sunday T m i a o « »-
• r, ItOÎ A Ml., g. 95. A a b i r e . H a . k .
big, and light blonde and sentimen­ would be around, so he was safe
He must get her nose up, level maintain high ideals of personal b e -, ,
a v io r th o m c o lv « « n n a u . . .
6S ACREK, p artly cleared; (-room fu r-
tal. Just before they had left the in giving her a show. He slammed off—he was doing better than two h navior
tnemselves, and live to see
„inHeU house, hou«<•» for (no ch ick -
AUTOS. TRUCKS & ACCES.
cabin, she had pinned the thing the motor fu ll on, nosed down then hundred and the ground was close that fineness reflected in their chil­
«•n*. o th er outtniltillnit». F ru it all
klniln,
good
d
rilled
w
ell,
5
m
ile
s
Too close . . .
to the upholstery on the ceiling. hauled the ship up and over in a
1242 2-ton lfu d g e fu e l truck. a il «ir> |
dren's lives.
w e a t on blaek top rd. 913.90". third
3-u n lt box and liol«l. E x c ellen t c o n ­
“ That’s our luck, E ric,” she had tight loop. He leveled off and eased
iloii n, hid. ea sy . Mlaa B. M. Mo-
d ition 814 B a r tle tt Bt., H llv .rto n ,
C
ow
a
B
t.
3,
P
ort
A
n
gelee,
W
aeli.
said. “ As long as she’s there, we’ll her around, a few wing-overs—and
Or«.,
or phone 381,
Caught between the horizontal
leS m.th ht ag3inu
stabilizer and the c o u n te rw e i^ L
always be safe.”
LOOOKALS: COWTMACTOMSP
Something caught his eye. the for the elevators, the small b la d T
Palmer had smiled, kissed her
m b a d y to o o :
CANADIAN ÍA N M 1 - W ill. «■ I « n i l l t 1.4-
9b9o—
1941 lu it r n u tlo n a l ', -ton pick-
and taken her home. At dawn of _°_U: SWl ngIn.? 6-0,11 the roof- «'in- ( doll In the loud green and red plaid
FOH1IATIOM o* Iina Mlllraanl o v a -iit nalli»«,
up w llh w inch.
r a l li» »otll. K ,»»ai,I.ly prlcH. C. F. Coin
redly.
He smiled
• ° . '
the same morning, he had taken ning
9995— 1942 AI», k 2 ‘»-ton , 10-w b eel,
.. . ik e
, pu„chi„».b,
s , and
fc. slapped
u ’ p„ d | 1 dress seemed m wid.n X ‘ rm
■ ■II. Canadian Pariti Ball«*/, Vanr.noar, 1I C
(* 4 . L. W. il.
off and come East. He had never
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I ' | | 4 G Al G S U .tO B , tt.w beel,
returned. Once in a while, a letter
C O M E to the beautiful, h e alth fu l, fe rtile
fcxfl cnriio'M.
O zerlie for r h e u p home« F re e «lock runxe,
from her had caught up with him,
II15Û 1944 l*<l«rul ftto n , a teel rab
fr u it*, deligh tfu l clim ate. F re e lite ra tu re .
A
but he had not answered. What 1
W rite OZONE I.AND CO., Oinna, Ark.
9795— 1941 G MC 2 '»-ton, l« -p a * « e n .
was the use? He had intended to I
K» r bhM< a.
91395— Ni w don key w lth Cable, d ou ­
send her back the loan when he j
SPECIAL
ble Curco drum * lie d D iam ond
could. He was grateful for the help,
By NANCY PEPPER
•
? ? ’■ •i '.1
«n 18-foot nkld».
910Ja—
l'.Mt i l u i 2-lon , 5-yurd dum p,
and everything. But how could he I
Mew
♦I
llie
n
«
i*
¡atnlo
te«r»d
In
ter
lo
ck
in
g
explain without hurting her, that !
9209»- 1944 In tern a tio n a l 2 ' , -ton, 10e
Mock Turtle.
P la e tlc T ile
whi-el,
i-xil,
li.yard
dum p
they were just not suited to each ! The latest fashion to turn into a •re you waiting fo r - a date w ith
M odernize your
S E V E It A L M ORE P IG E -
Lon McAllister?
T b e rt are good m nthen.
other?
B e th ft K itch en
i ..
n a
I fad is the long-sleeved, turtle neck
EPS. O IM P S . F I,A T IIEDS.
X aey to ln x ta ll
Tien the letters had stopped ; cotton knit T-shirt,
t i i a i - i i 'H s . i : asv t k r m ».
There is no happiness in the
Bend for F ree
VIKOIL'B. 1101 BTBW AM T
L
itera
tu
re
Time Marches On.
coming, he had thought that she You’re wearing it in
whole world like the happiness
S e a ttle , W a sh in g to n
431 8. W. T aylor, P ortlan d 4, Ore.
Oh.
happy
the
days
when
dates
were
had understood. Then some fellow
white only and you
in a good home. There is no
ACMB L IltO L IU M CO.
for eating
who had known them both, had tie one of your shad­
service any man or woman can
And happy the days when dates
handed him a clipping, without a ed silk scarfs under
do for their children, for their
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
were for learning;
word. She had been killed in a the roll collar with
community, for their country
Int. K8, C . M. C ., Stud«., Fo rd ,
But, now you're a teen, there's no
crossing accident. It seemed that the long ends hang­
S E V E N ROOM M ODERN HOME on
Dl.unond T. Auto Car.
and for their God, compared to
tw
o
acre
tract
rn-nr
S
iletz
Ray
In
j
retreating—
her car had stalled on the tracks, ing down in back. On
developing in their children the
N orth end L incoln C ounty; about
MILITARY
PARTS
Dates are for making, breaking—
and that she had made no effort the front of your
400 fo o t fr o n ta g e on h igh w ay D»I;|
characters, the minds and souls
Kant and sou th «I i I cm bound by
OH A HEAD-
and yearning.
to get out. The fellow evidently turtle neck shirt you
that make good citizens.
LIG1II
rifANSFEK CASES
D r ift Creek. Ideal location for m o­
FRAMES, M O T O R S , CARS,
thought she had done it on pur­ wear your trickiest
Yon Said It—and You're Glad!
tel
or
court
Right
fa
cin
g
S
iletz
Lay,
Love doesn't come naturally to
kXLES, COMI’1.1-Tl-i
n ice location for boat m oorage
pose. Palmer knew better. That pin or set of match-
"W ell, Mock My Shodesty” —Ex­ children. It has to be cultivated;
TIMKEN, tS.M.C. SPLITS
p le n ty room for cow , chicken» ami
S,” BANJO BOOIES, SrtCER S.
g iri had had character, she would ing pins. At a CALLING ALL GIRLS pression of surprise which you could
g a r,b n . Sell f,,r 19,000.0# or | 1 .....
..r,,<E9i WHEELS, GEN-
nothing about a fine home atmos­
ERATORS. wiNCRES, HOISTS,
w ill handle W rite ow ner Carl Croee, I
not have done away with herself fashion show held up in Stamford
transpose to mean, "Well, Shock My
phere
is
an
accident.
There
must
DRIVE SHAFTS. ETC.
T
a ft, O regon.
J L ' i J ' “A “
'“
‘ »t = Conn. « cu n le d „ o V ,”
'S i
Modesty.” Only it wouldn't be so
be someone guiding, smoothing,
broken engagement.
much fun that way.
TH E P L A C E to retire, 10 acre«, 390'
4 ACRES "G.l." PARTS
of these shirts, sim ilarly scarfed, in
helping. When father and mother
fr o n ta g e w ith tldelan da, no bank,
He had been tempted to take the first row of the audience! Your
"Glad to Hear i t ” —Your comment are working on this plan, the ideal
g r a v el beach, n a tiv e tree«, 7-room
SEATTLE
that doll down. Then he had rea­ favorite teen department has the T on any good news.
borne, furnace, firep la ce, good «al-
home results.
m on and trout flxn in g. can «tand
soned that it would be, in a way. shirts, you have the scarfs—so what
“ Sad to Hear I t ” —Ditto on any
TRUCK
HEADQUARTERS
on beach and dip S m elt w hen run
Children Need Guidance.
9788 E. Marginal Way
LA 4.155
bad news.
1« on. clam *, oyatera, bearing flgn
fr e e wood. Owner m ust m ove t o i ■
Am erica’s story is full of the
“ Concoct a W itticism ” —Very for­
a'», g ’f f f c f t .
L e l * • » A d . G u id e
goodness of book-loving, family-
mal for "pop a corny.”
"T h a t’s Your Red Wagon” —That’s loving, Godfearing fathers, and of
Y o u W h e n S h o p p in g
R O X , s ix lota In cen tral part o f
mothers who have brought actual A P N P efart».
your worry.
S w ell bua
and tourlat I
genius
to
the
guidance
of
children;
court local Ion. Itea«. E arl O roehong,
“ Icky B ird” - New name for a
HELP WANTED
N e ta rte , O regon.
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drip and no relation to the Dicky guidance disguised under happy ev­
eryday
living,
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garden,
the
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Bird who announces spring in that
law n, fiv e
fru it
tree»,
flow er», I ence. N on e o th e r need app ly. Good
kitchen, the school, the nursery.
popular song.
w ork in g con d ition » and w age» N Y ­
»hade tree» In. N ear high nchool,
Fam ily love and home happiness
Q U IST MOTOR C O M PA NY, A xtorle,
>10.500, r , Clark, B ox 835, L a n c a st­
T Man” — Top man, formerly
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er,
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alif.
are not merely pleasanter than
known as your O. A. O.
E W H O is glad (01 every day’s bright
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quarrels
and
coldness
and
separa­
“ Once in a Red Moon” —Indicates
6 5 ' i f i r , a il large, 2nd grow th , very I
,J*l»4-lm prlnted
C h rletm a*
Cnrd».
beauty,
a much longer interval than the tion, they are absolutely essential
lin
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to
the
safety
of
a
nation.
Men
and
Hource. Ham pleg on ap p roval 8 U N -
traditional “ Blue Moon.”
W aldp ort B e a lty Co., W aldport, Ore.
For a flower or a red leaf in the wood,
BBT C A BD C O , B O X S33, P O B T -
women
who
can
look
back
to
a
“ I Wish Your Mother Had Raised
LA N D 7, O BB.
W ho seeks fresh color in each hour's drab duty,
K 'R SA L E — Farm and all year-round
Ducks Instead” — This retort can home-protected childhood are valu
beach hom o located on a good road
I think he thanks his Maker as he should.
able
men
and
women.
Nothing
that
OOL P R E S S E R
H g h t rnllcN from O lym pia, on H e n -,
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mean only one thing: that you wish
dem on In let, w ith 1200 fe e t o f fin e
?r°und man for machine pressing
your
sacrificing
or
your
wealth
or
the person to whom you’re talking
g r a m bench Ha» 43 acre« w ith IB ' X r s t e ’nAFT C
l
o ,.
your ingenuity can contrive for your
acre« o f tid e land«. P ro p erty haw ' W* " TIUICRA|,T
» •« « . Ore.
had never been born.
He who is brave to meet each day's new sorrow,
tw
o
hornet«,
one
a
t
e
ith
er
end
o
f
the
"Chee Chee” —You pipe it in a children is worth anything at all,
Whose courage marches with him as he goes,
beach. Jia» an all m etal g reen h ou se
M EN A N D W O M BN 18 TO 60
outKlde firep lace» and barbecue, a
mousy
voice and it means "wonder­ unless behind it is the atmosphere
Carries a stronger heart into tomorrow,
fin e barn, an orchard, a 6-lnch can­
Here'» you r o p p o rtu n ity for a b e t­
ful.” It also means you’ve been that develops mutual dependence
in g w ell w ith m ore than adequ ate
ter Job. S e c u r ity , perm an en t e m p lo y ­
and mutual help.
And thus thanks God the very best he knows.
spinning Rose Murphy’s platters.
w a te r nuppiy. Duck h u nting, f l a i l ­
m ent, prom otion», penalon», paid
ing, clam d iggin g. W entern E xpo-
Most of this atmosphere is cre­
vacation », »Ick lea v e C on tact or
Well, as the man said when he
Hure.
Ideal
place
for
anyon
e
who
w rite for fu ll In form ation . A p ply
followed the fire engines, " I want ated by mother. If you happen to
w ish e» to retire ad not w ork loo
He who walks calmly, surely, through disaster,
to Apt. C. W estern T r a in in g S e r v ­
be Mother, it might console you, in
hard, al«o Ideal p lace to do a l i t ­
to see what’s cookingl”
ice, A L ice n sed and B ond ed S ch ool,
Trusting an unseen hand to bring him peace,
tle
farm
in
g.
Eew
chicken»,
three
these difficult, extravagant days to
407 P an am a B l d g , P o rtla n d 4, Ore.
cow», one place rented out. W ill
realize that you can give your chil­
Lifts up his life, a prayer unto his Master,
»• II all or part o f property. TI ioki
T R IX IE TEEN SAYS—
In Dima ted w rite to: A. W. B o w e ,
You’re so engrossed In how you’re dren a priceless heritage at no
And offers him a praise that does not cease.
93a M edical A rte B u ild in g , T acom a Buy U. S. Savings Bonds!
money
cost
at
all.
The
heritage
of
3, W a sh in gton .
going to look for thi» important date
that you haven’t given much thought a harmonious and happy home.
l iq u id a t in g b a l b —3o,coo a c r x s _______ INSTRUCTION
He who moves gently when the stress is pre*
to how you’re going to (ound. You
Ila rn cy V a lley near Burn«, O regon.
Lending a hand, such as a woman would,
In traclH o f 160 acres and up. T h is L E A R N
HEARTY
CULTURE
th e
know he’s a big basket ball play­ Snoring Is Legal Even at
» top q u a lity grain and a lf a lf a land
rn n il e r n w ay.
U p -to -th e -m ln u ie
er; you know he’s a bug for avia­
W ho turns his days and years into a blessing,
Ideal
for
pow
er
fa
rm
in
g
and
liv
e
­
eq uip m ent. In d ivid u al In str u c tio n s.
stock spread». M arvelou s value at
tion; you know he’s majoring in his­ Expense of Your Neighbor
Advam o'd hair s t y lin g by O rm ando.
I am sure he thanks his Maker as he should. ’
910 to ».10 per acre. 25% dow n
S ch o o l o f B e a u ty C u lture,
LOS ANGELES. — I t ’s perfectly
tory and economics at school.
balan ce up to 10 years. Koine lea se
■ »
B ld » i P o rtla n d , Ore.
o p tio n s w ill he Included w ith l.ur-
They’re all clues to his interests— legal to snore, even if it keeps the
B B 0643.
c h a se s In th is o u tsta n d in g virgin
but you haven’t had time to follow neighbors awake, according to the
i rc n '_2Lr l , £. o w n e r J a m e s B. D unn, HE an
A uctio n eer! Good earning».
one of them. Instead, you’ve concen­ ruling of Byrun Gentry, deputy city
B ox 895, B u m s , O regon.
E asy. E v ery co m m u n ity need» an
au ctio n eer. L e a rn fu n d a m e n ta l» by
trated on your clothes, your hair, prosecutor.
POOS, CATS. PETS. «TC7"
< 25
«I« —
C oen, A u ctio n eer, S u ite
your make-up. Well, you’ll be pret’
The weighty problem was handed
998 P. B. B l d g , L oe A n g e le e , Cal.
ty as a picture, all right—but him by Mr. and Mrs. Wilson E R E G IS T E R E D c o ,lit» , e x c e lle n t, pedl-
Plenty of Water
,tr l'H and «Able». Vto-
haven't you heard that silent pic­ Carr, who complained that a neigh­
L o ? i ? l . - * “'Sfll',».B 0 ’lt * ’ ■ B ox <7 8 -A .
Water—a mineral—is the most
tures are obsolete? These days, a bor in their apartment snored so
L o n g v iew , W aeh ln gton .
plentiful
compound
substance
boy prefers a picture with sound— loudly that it constituted a disturo-
Real Shock
known
on
earth.
It
is
relatively
n
a talky that really has something to ance of peace. Gentry ruled that
"Waa your friend ahocked over
sayt
the snoring was not malicious.
very stable substance. L lttb “ new”
the death of h li mother-in-law?”
water Is ever formed and little
Shocked? He was electrocuted.”
“ old” water la ever destroyed.
A
TRICKS FOR TEENS
WRECKING
HE WHO IS GLAD
Grace NoJJ Crowell