Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, November 25, 1948
BUSINESS A INEST. OPPOR.
CLASSIFIED
GREAT GRAPE GLUE
CAUINKT SIR I
» living rooms. I
yr. lau»«. B lock , toula, tuutarlali
In m a fr o n ta g e M#41 B B U nion A v»,
F urtlau d, Or». Op»n B u b .
D E P A R T M E N T
N EW
1 N IT M OTBL an d ow n er's
ap t. B u m , O i»«vn , F rop arty. F. O.
B ox 1133.
• y MARY K. CHIATHAM
R A B B IT S & S K IN S
Agnes was so thrilled over her new home that she didn't realize what
a menace the grape arbor would prove to her newly-found happiness,
until it challenged her to the supreme test.
E N they bought the
\ \ 7H Agnes
hadn't thought
house.
much
about the grape arbor. She knew it
was there, of course, but it was
spring and the te n d rills were ju st
beginning to green out along the
back walk. Now, it was sum m er,
and the vines were heavy w ith
purple clusters.
"B o y Isn’t that something?” said
Greg, at breakfast. “ Our own vine
yard, rig h t in our own back yard.
And i f there's one thing I lik e to
eat, it's fresh, homemade grape
je lly .”
Agnes fe lt a twinge of m isgivings,
but, even then, she failed to recog
nize the arbor fo r w hat it was—a
menace to her m arriage.
"Guess I ’ll have to make some,”
I
Back and forth, Agnes gazed, from
picture to spoon, from spoon to pic
ture, u n til both seemed to blend
into one. A t this point, she thought
the m ixtu re had neared the je lly in g
stage, but her eyes ached so from
th e ir intentness, she was no longer
certain whether two drops had
re a lly run off the spoon, or she had
ju s t im agined it. B etter cook it a
little longer, she thought, to be sure.
S lightly a fte r the tim e specified, she
poured the je lly into the hot glasses.
Not u n til then d id she relax. H er
nerves, she realized, had been
pounding lik e tr ip ham mers.
As she tid ie d the kitchen, Agnes
gazed w ith p ride at the glasses on
the u tility c a b in e t H er firs t je lly !
I t looked a trifle dark, but then
j
\T H l.P h illip r
W A N T I.IV B R A B B IT S 4 11'». til», rub
doubt. •T U go out and p ick the
- '
V , 4 ' r
v
grapes rig h t a fte r I get you off to
I
f
tvork.”
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"F in e ," beamed Greg, sw allow
ing the last o f his coffee. "M o m a l
T annartaa, 1137 MW l« th
Av»
How things went to pot around the
ways makes i t w ith pure grape ju ice
P o rtla n d , O regon.
house!
How
the
dust
accum
ulated!
and sugar. B e tte r ca ll her i f you
How the d ir t piled up behind the
have any trou ble .”
Y O U « M BBDS F O B F L O O B OOY-
doors! And the m ix u p over the
" "Oh, I ’l l m anage,” answered A g
B M IB O F Ü L L T S V F F L IB D B B B B
laundry!
The m ilk that w asn't
nes, sm iling w ith a great show of
AU m odern color» and p attern » In
stopped! The things that happened
lin o le u m , A sp h a lt tila, Rubliar III«
confidence. "A fte r a ll, I learned to
and r is a t t a linoléum. F ree Infor
to Fido!
cook, d id n 't I? ”
m a tio n and litera tu ra .
•_
"Sure did, Hon,” agreed Greg,
A c m e L in o leu m C o.
Mrs. T rum an, M argaret and M rs.
reaching fo r his h a t “ Got to run
<81 8. W. T a y lo r , P o rtla n d 4, Ora.
Dewey "seen th e ir duty and they
along, now. Good lu ck w ith the
done it . "
They seemed pleased,
je lly .”
lo v e r -a lfa lfa , HO lb f . M It a w r t
calm and cooperative. No photo B io O o N m Í T —C
They exchanged th e ir usual a fte r-
$7 20
Expresa. P !’ «»•(. f î t .
» O ll
showed a frow n on th e ir faces,
ftla n fls ld . O re . »
“ M IOZKMA.
breakfast bride-and-groom kiss, and ,
which
is
m
ore
than
could
be
said
Greg h u rrie d out the fro n t door.
F K l ' I T T H IC K S , s h a d e tre e s , e v e rg re e n s ,
for th e ir husbands. They conveyed t h r u be. roses, be rrie s, vines, etc. W e grow
When the breakfast dishes were
h u n d re d s o t a c re s o f n u rs e ry stock and
the idea, "H ow w onderful th a t fate f r u i t . Y o u c a n g ro w y o u r o w n f r u it w ith
carefully cleared up, Agnes took a
p le a s u r e a n d p r o fit. P r o p e r ly p la n te d o rn n -
has cast me in this glorious ro le !”
dishpan and approached the arbor.
m e n ta ls add c h a rm a n d v a lu e to y o u r horns.
But what they rea lly were th inking
W r it s fo r fr e e c o lo r c a ta lo g .
It was pleasant there. W orking in
C s la m b ia a O k a n a g a n N s r s e ry C s.
was. " I f this cockeyed ordeal goes
the sunshine, to the busy h um m ing i
W e n a tc h e e . W a s h in g to n
E s t a b li s h e d ISOS
on one more hour I ’ll screa m ," and,
of bees, she fe lt the lightness come '
" I f the old man drags me onto an
back into her h e a rt A fte r a ll, any- j
C A T . S e ria l N o 1H 3932. u l t h I.e T o u r -
b lad e and C arco m odel J w inch.
other p la tfo rm I 'll come out against n s a u cab le Good
body could learn to m ake je lly . Dew
c o n d itio n .. >11.500
T e l. 7S57. M e d fo rd . O re., or
him m y s e lf!"
lay heavily upon the purple globules,
W r it e 111 l a m m l t
.
M e d fs rd , O re.
•_
as she placed them, bunch by bunch,
T h e ir thoughts If recorded
in the dishpan. She breathed deep
FARMS AND RANCHES
m ight have run like this:
of th e ir winey fragrance, and sm iled
I
A C H E S L A N D . K.....I g a r d e n , b e a r-
“
Another
te
rrib
le
day
of
it!
in her new sense of ownership.
Ing orch ard , str a w b er rle a , sh ad e
. . . How long does this sort of
"M a kin g je lly ? ” called her neigh
tr ee s, pond: «-room m odern hou se,
“ G re g !” she crie d. “ See if your folks would like to come over to
k
itc h e n , w ired for e le etr lo range;
thing
go
on?
.
.
.
Suppose
a
man
bor, across the back fence. "Those
dinner. We’ll have crisp y little biscuits, and—”
fir e p la c e ; phone; n,II» e a st o f Bum
does get to be President of Uie
grapes always did m ake the best
p er. S ch o o l bu« s lo p s near door.
I ’nited States, w hat does his
J o h n J o h n so n , B t. 1, B ox 7«, S u m
grapes were dark, n a tu ra lly . She t cool. "J u s t le t m y fine G regory flnu
Jelly!”
n e r , W a sh in g to n . F h on e 33F33.
w
ife
get?
.
.
.
Indigestion!
C
ir
"G oing to tr y i t , " Agnes called had a good dinner w a itin g fo r Greg fa u lt w ith th a t!”
cles under her eyes! A loathing
120 A. IRRIG A TED RANCH, 2 mod.
back. " I v e never made any before, when he came fro m w ork.
She put on her fr illie s t apron, and
ern h o u se s, la n d scap ed , p r iv a te lake,
fo r railroad trains and cracked
but I have a good cookbook, and I
" I thought we m ig h t tr y a little sm iled at Greg over the dinnertable.
gam e. G ro w s corn, a lf a lf a , blue
hotel
m
irro
rs
!
g r a ss. W ill h a n d le 200 c a ttle . Equlp-
fo
r
dessert,”
she
suggested,
bring-
th ink —
I can
do it a ll rig
This tim e , when he plunged his
-
W h t.”
|
a
ao
m ent Included, J
B t. 1, B ox
It's easy,” said the neighbor. " I ■ ing out one of the glasses,
spoon into the glass, he d id not have
86, H e r m isto n , O regon.
"F ro m log cabin to White House!
never bother w ith a cookbook, m y- , "T h a t’s rig h t,” Greg recalled bap- to p ull. The je lly tric k le d off the
. . . T ha t’s w hat a m an likes to O W N E R w ill s a c r ific e e x c e p tio n a lly
self.”
s p ily. "G rape je lly ! ” He plunged a spoon in a ru b y stream .
w e ll located In d u stria l tract 4M ft
dream of. . . . But the tr ip the w ife
H R fr o n ta g e, 2 1» a cres In center of
Agnes took her grapes into the , spoon enthusiastically into the glass,
G reg grinned, u nce rta in ly. "W on
has
to
m
ake!
.
.
.
F
ro
m
home
com
b
o o m in g p a y r o ll to w n o f .Spring-
kitchen and began washing and sort- j He pulled — hard. “ G reat grape d e rfu l stuff fo r pancakes,” he said.
fie ld , o r e . »30,000. S. J. G odard, B t.
ing them at the sink. When they g lu e !” he cried, “ w hat have we W ith great re s tra in t, Agnes checked forts and reg u la r meals to sw itch
1, B o x 33, C r esw e ll, O regon.
ya rd blues, screw ball cooking and
were ready, she put them into a here?”
the m ost am azing desire to throw
h u rrie d ly applied m ascara! . . . I * O ll SA LK : IBS a cres d airy farm
saucepan and crushed them sligh tly,
R ic h la n d , O regon, w ill p a stu re und
Agnes stared, astonished, at the something. A fte r a ll, it w asn't w ant to confess something. . . .
. fe ed 40 c o w s and th eir Increase.
as i t said in the cookbook. She gooey blob on the spoon. Fine, G reg's fa u lt he had a stupid w ifel
C arl C. M ir o n , B t . 3, B ox 9,
added a sm all amount o f w ater and stick y threads tra ile d behind it fro m She sighed, w e a rily , but th a t eve E v e ry tim e I heard m y old man be
F o u lsb o , W ash .
gin a speech w ith 'I am very happy
brought them to a slow boil, letting the glass, lik e fronds of cotton ning, too, had a defensive overcast.
C A B YOU B E A T T H IS
them cook gently u n til the juice had candy. She blinked back the tears, U nm ollified, she accepted the unex to be here tonight,’ I could have 120 A c r e s o f la n d w i t h f a i r hou se,
old b a r n , o v e r 100 a c r e s u n d e r p lo w ,
run out. Straining the ju ice through Just in tim e, and changed her ex pressed apology in G reg's goodnight h it h im w ith a ch a ir! . . . That
Is n 't w hat he told me a fte r we got
p a r tly new land, m o stly W illa m e tte
a cloth was a messy business, b ut clam ation to a laugh. I f only she kiss. "H o n e y ,” he said, "y o u know back
and A m ity
so ils, (in p a v em en t
on the tra in !
easy enough, as she rem em bered had thought to tr y i t firs t!
n o r t h P r ic e o n ly »1B.75O. W m. BU v-
I don’ t care a hoot about those old
a
en, 647 B. H ig h Bt., Balera, O regon.
having seen her m other do it at
"P erhaps,” she suggested, "w e grapes.”
" I f I don’t see another m otor
home.
STO
CK R A N C H E S. D airy R an ch es,
The
fo
llo
w
in
g
day
was
hot,
but
could spread i t on paper to catch
cycle policem an in 10 years it
w ith C a ttle and M ach in ery, from
" I wonder,” she thought, "w h y I flies.”
Agnes doubled her hours at the
»12.000, 120 a cres, to J.'di.ooO, »40
w ill be w onderful! . . . I devel
didn’t pay more attention to je lly -
a cres. H om es »N00 to »2«,000. Good
kitch en stove. The w arm er she be
oped a phobia against tra in
b u s in e s s p r o p e r tie s from »500b to
m aking?”
/~ \N E of the tears spilled over the came, the g re a te r grew her resent
schedules,
Ice-water coolers,
»20.000. E v e r y c o n d itio n «tilled to
She brought out the little glasses
' edge of her laugh, and Greg m ent. "W h y ,” she asked herself, I
th e u se and b e n e fit o f m an seem to
porters, conductors, auto cav
e x is t here. G ood c lim a te : le s s w ork;
and sterilized them u n til they were caught her to h im , "N e v e r m in d ,”
"d id we ever have to buy a house ; alcades and the ra ttle of manu
m ore m oney; e a s y life. F . W M oul
crystal b righ t. In the g rip of a q uiv he soothed. “ I t tastes good, any w ith an old grape a rb o r!”
tr ie , Salm on , Id aho.
scrip ts. . . . And th a t husband
ering excitem ent, she measured the how .” He kissed her, and they both
B atch a fte r batch she cooked,
• f m ine le ft out the one cam
|uice and sugar. Now came the nibbled at the spoon, lik e tw o c h il a lterna ting between syrup and gum. 1
CA NA D IA N FARM S —W rite ui for FRER U T
paign prom ise I wanted. . . . A
frightening
p art.
Tensely,
she dren sharing a lollypop. "W hen you Somehow, she ju s t couldn’t get it J
FO R M A TIO N on farm ••(tienäni nr port un I U m .
pledge to get a law against cold
Farti!« solia. Keaaonably pr levi. C. F. Cwp-
propped the cookbook w ith in view , tr y i t to m o rro w ,” he m istakenly rig h t. G rim ly , she poured the last ,
«all. Canadian I*a 10c Railway, Vancourtr, B.C.
toast, aw ful coffee and defective
while b ring ing the ju ice to a v ig o r continued, "M o m can te ll you what s tic k y mess into the glasses. N ot !
P u llm an plum bing!
ous boil. She added the sugar and you did w ro ng .”
w a itin g to clea r the kitchen, she
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
stirred ca re fully u n til it had d is
Agnes pulled s tiffly away, and be m arched u pstairs and threw herself
"T h a n k heaven i t ’ s over. . .
solved. She studied the je lly test gan stacking dishes. She shoved the across the bed.
OCEAN
V IE W — A lm o st 1 a., r e s tr ic t
J Now I can get into a house-wrap-
ed to r esid en ce ; 12 m l. north o f
pictures u n til her eyes ached. One je lly glasses v ic io u s ly out of sight,
‘ 'O nly a s illy b rid e ,” she said, per, disconnect the door bell, yawn
F lo r en ce ; 7 rni»., bath. dbl. gar.
picture showed the je lly d ripp ing and went around the rest of the eve- “ would" c ry over not being able to when I wish, and call up the neigh-
and sh op. W rit» Cha». M. S m ith ,
F lo r en ce , O regon.
from the spoon in tw o drops, the ning feeling vaguely irrita te d at
m ake je lly .” B ut the tears soaked bors and ask how all the radio soap
other, two drops running together Greg. Ensconsed behind the eve
id A ' R E S. I r r ig a te d . E a s te r n G re n o n
in to the p illo w a ll the same and, operas came out in m y absence.
and leaving the spoon in one flake. ning paper, he appeared not to no
on h ig h w a y n ear M cN ary Dam .
• • •
discouraged and exhausted, she fell
S u ited for m in t, g r a p e s or oth er
The im p o rta n t thing was to know tice. He even fa ile d to notice when
asleep.
b ig m oney
crop s,
»28,000. John
Yoo Hoo, Eric!
Just when this took place.
L u c ille called, though he usually
8h
rin »r, U m a tilla , O r»gon.
She awoke w ith a s ta rt at Greg's
"M om ents o f suspense as a beau-
B jo TH„ OS
touch on her shoulder. Late a fte r
tifu
l
g
irl
stares
into
n is b e s t ia l
j f a r n e y V a lle y , B urna, O regon. 20,-
noon shadows la y across the floor.
000 a c r e s v irg in , lev e l land eultabl
eyes! . . . Moments o f excitem ent
She jum ped up, g u iltily , but Greg
fo r grain and a lf a lf a crop s or c a t
as a k ille r realizes the e norm ity of
tle
ran ch in g. S h a llo w w ater for Ir
pushed her gen tly back against the
his c rim e ! 'Y ou ’re everything that
r ig a tio n . On or near road». R ailroad
p illow s.
near. S even d o lla r s acre w ill clear,
is bad but I never loved a man lik e
m ake read y fo r crop. P rice »10.00
“ I ’m home e a rly ,” he said. "R e
th is before,’ she says. Don’t miss
per acre up. E a s y term ». D on’t pass
lax, poor kid. You’re a ll tire d out.”
th ia op. W rite for p a r ticu la r s Come
•Kiss the Blood Off M y Hands.’ ’’—
se e It J a m e s D unn, B ox 893, Burna,
“ I knew you could do it , ” he add
F ro m the announcement of a new
O regon.
ed, and Agnes became aware, for
m ovie.
the firs t tim e, th a t he had something
a
F A R M M A C H IN E R Y & EQ UIP.
in his hand. He was ta king huge
Where
do
people
get
the
idea
that
CASE,
pick-up haler, good n* new,
bites fro m a piece o f bread and but juvenile delinquency it in any uay
»1200. E lg in S ch an ib u rg, rt. 3, box
te r and—yes, som ething else, gleam aided by the mot/iet?
30, S h erw ood , O regon. F h on e 4646.
a
a
a
ing in jew eled beauty upon the yel
MACHINERY & SUPPLIES
low surface.
Joe Stalin now comes out w ith a
"T h a t last batch,”
m um bled ita te m e n t th a t the rest of the w orld
CONSULT US ON ALL OF YOUR
Greg, w ith his m outh fu ll, "has is desperately try in g to b rin g on
I v ' l
Logging
and Construction
je
lle
d
.”
/ 1
another global w a r but th a t he w ill
Agnes leaped out of bed, her face oppose it to his last doubletalk.
|« t!
Equipment Requirements
•
ablaze w ith excitem ent.
LARGE STOCK OP
"G re g !” she cried. "See if your
Joe says th a t the trouble is
Crawler Tractors, Crane*, Shavalt, ate.
folks would lik e to come over to din
Equipped pp Dpxirpd.
th a t other nations B R E A K
Th o ro a g h ly Recondltlaned and
ner.
W
e
ll
have
crispy
little
bis
T
H
E
IR
A
G
R
E
E
M
E
N
TS
!
Take
Z /P "
U aa ra n ta ad .
cuits, and—” she reached out and
It fro m there, Vlshlnsky!
Payrnenti arranged to suit your Job
1 y
I ^HIS is a garment that if rightly worn
•
a
•
Contract or Rental Option.
touched the q uivering rubies w ith a
I W ill be as radiant as the sun at dawn.
reverent
finger,
“ G reat
Grape
We liked the reply a sweepstake« Pacific Tractor & Equipment Co.
J- It is a splendid cloak that w ill adorn
G lu e !” she breathed, rapturously, w inn er «ays his w ife made when he •7SS 1. M a rg in a l W a y . Seatlla I, W a lk .
Telephone: I.A n d e r 720»
" J e lly l”
woke up e a rly and told his w ife he
The plainest one who gladly puts it on.
and
had ju s t dream ed his horse had Sugane, O rtg a n , Tele p h an ai Cugena 41M.
It w ill be pierced with some Strange inward light:
finished second. "A w go back to
C la y P o e m T ra n s la tio n
An incandescent burning that w ill glow
sleep and dream him In firs t,” she
A
poem
inscribed
on
clay
tablets
Buy U . S. Savings Bonds I
As i f a lamp were carried in the night
v ),
replied.
about 1750 B. C., which tells In lo fty
Wherever they, who don that armour, go
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language of a p o litic a l "congress”
Patrolmen In Squad Car
held about 5,000 years ago in Erech, Can You Remember?
Friend, let us put it on and walk the lands
a c ity in ancient Sumer, has been
A w ay back when you could use a Provide Speedy Service
To help illuminate earth's darkened ways;
translated by D r. Samuel Noah nickel?
M IN N E A P O L IS . — Patrolmen
K ra m e r, C la rk research professor
Our faces glowing, torches in our hands,
• • •
Walter Piepgras and E arl Ander
o f Assyriology and c u ra to r of the
jéí-Hy.*-.
Before our fe e t the ever-spreading ray»
New York is having its annual son really know how to give fast
ta ble t collection of the U n ive rsity horse show. Once a year the people service.
O f hope and gladness, that the world may see
o f Pennsylvania museum. The as in any big c ity like to go down and
Advised by short wave to be on
The H oly Spirit's luminosity.
sembly, according to D r. K ra m e r’s gee something they could buy w ith the lookout for a stolen pickup
translation of the inscriptions found out w a itin g three years.
truck, Piepgras told the dispatcher,
on six tablets and fragm ents, con
•
•
a
” We've got It."
vened w hile the hero Gilgamesh
Then he and Anderson got out o(
"G . O. P. Puts Slfi,500 Into
was king o f Erech to make a deci
their squad car and arrested a man
Races.”
—N.
Y.
Times.
sion on an issue of w ar or peace.
and a lfl-year-old boy who were
a
Sumer corresponds roughly to the
pushing the stalled truck.
Everybody’! playing ’em.
southern h a lf o f modern Iraq.
rmvur\
r
BEAUTY RHOI', wall n-iutpp«d, good
Income. W rit» W arraaton B eauty
bit aklna. hide». wool, m i,hair,
liked to tw it her about her conver
cur«, liv e p ou ltry, Muhy A Ooiupuuy
■
f
119 B. W. F ron t, P ortlan d . O regon
sation« w ith the girls.
"W h y don 't you use com m ercial
__
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
p ectin ?" asked L ucille , when Agnes REAL CAMPAIGN HEROES
had confided her fa ilu re . "Then I The real standouts fo r real cour- F. W. D. W auk eaaw en d alngl» trailer.
H aul S M lum ber. S ell
trade for
you can use the short-boil method, age, strength of purpose and endur-
oar or »1000 rush . B argain Jo» B la -
m und, B t. 1, M onro». O regon.
and it s p ra c tic a lly fool-proof.”
ance in the presidential cam paign
"Because Greg's M om doesn’t , " were not Thomas E. Dewey o r H ar- B A l.l! ' 'll l i t AGE l.urgn truck »bop
co in p lu tely equip ped In Sw eet Hom e,
Agnes answered crossly. " I t 's got ry S. Trum an.
Or». Bhop to bo m oved by flrat tit
to be the long-boil m ethod or noth- j
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year. A. W . Bprlnkl». B t. 1. ■<>»
91«, L eb an on , Or», » h o n e 9F33.
I h R "
I They were M rs. Dewey, Mrs. T ru-
"F id d le s tic k s ," concluded Lucille. man and M argaret Trum an. What
f o u it b y w a st e d
"B u y the pectin, and come to the the women folks of a presidential P rem iu m paid ..........hlorrd hen« Moor»
card club tom orrow a fte rn oo n."
candidate had to endure amounted
B78 b . "W
r ° rt ’
’
B ut Agnes shook her head stub- to "h ero ism beyond the ca ll o f j -
bornly. "N o old grape je lly ," she d u ty ." and there should be a m edal
„ „ j Vup'i'.’i k i " c it llo g 1’ ™ ' g "
said, "is going to stand in the way for it. Nobody got knocked around
. _ ■ouk
. Stora, _
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B ellin
gh am
in ' eat. Tir'»
W a sh in g to n .
of m y wedded bliss.”
on the a lta rs o f p a trio tism more
She went at it again the next j U'an these g irls
m orning w ith great determ ination, !
HARDWOOD
There was the great burden
This tim e, she was c a re fu l not to
FL
O O R IN G
of having to sm ile, to laugh, to
overcook the boiling mass. J u b i
W h o la ssl» and Car L ots
seem unruffled and happy when
la n tly, she poured it into the glasses.
ASPHALT TILE
everybody knows that no w om
"T h e re ,” she thought, setting it to
HAROLD H. NEVIN CO.
an gets a kick out of ra ttlin g
4340 S B. B alm on t
FOMTLAWD IB, OBBQOM
around railro ad yards day a ft
e 1
' c ? * ' î :
er day and night a fte r night and
D E E R , E L K , COW, and Fur hide«
to what purpose? To hear th e ir
tanned. C oata, G love», etc., tailored
OWN husbands ta lk !
to you r m easu re. O ld est E»tb M fgr.
• . .
In W est. Wa Huy b id es. O h»rv»ny'a
Bhop, W arranton, Or.
FO R 1M M BD IA TB B A L B - M ILL B B S
T M A D IBO FOBT
E a ln h lld ic d
bualnaBS,
aacom l Itu m l
iik I nf , arm y a u rp lu s. (loud plaça f ir
uaed car loi
Mur» bualrn au I bun
l»<> can banill» year-rou n d . L n ig t
horn», 2 lota, lO u .ft. fr o n ta g e , cur
in'r hit. 25 ml I’o r lla n il on No. 50
Illw n y Io Ml Hood, In Handy, Ora.
»9,000. Hall w ith or w ith o u t atock.
T hom aa J. M illar, B oa 301, Bauily,
Or». F hon» 03.
FOR HALE My l«aa»
llun, p ackaga bear
good» atora nt P o ste r,
hualnann Hi a or w rlta
hart. B ou t» 1, Bw»»t
on Hh»ll ata-
and » p o r tlix
O regon. G o o d
B v a r ett B ain-
Moure, Or».
FOR HAD-
S l'n lt» m odern »-b ed
room borna R oom fur m ur» unit».
Una e tx tlu n
lllw a y 199— 4 m ile«
anal o f Cr.-M ant C ity, t 'a llf |t»,Ont'.
B ox 797, B t. 1, Cr»»c»Dt C ity, O allf.
Tom B. Brnlth.
ST E A K H O U SE C afe for aula. F u ll»
equip ped Ht-ntlng c a p a c ity 2». I t lg t t
In canter bu alnesa aeollon . D oing
good Nteadv bualnaaa O var »2.li>fl
n o n th l]
t o good Munah-Doard
bualnaaa 2 -1 1 laaa* w ith vary low
ren ta l
»17 5ii
per
m onth
P rie»
»5.500. O sw ald T. B tucky, M onro«,
W ash.
F R E E CATALO G — Ru»ln»as«a for
»ala M otel* C a fes, G roceries, ato.
W rite Jack S m ith Co , 010 B. Fin»,
T aco m a 0, W aah.
DI R to tlllM B, Hiu.-t sa il or trade 1
cabin», sto re, lu n ch and g a a « ta lio n
In In a r t o f S e v a n L a k i-» l ' a m - , »«»,
muko
o ffi
L ak ew ood
S ervie»,
B o u t» 1, B oa »O. M uuntaln M lgh-
w a y , B atoavU I», W a sh in g to n .
BRICK IR >'t I I. 2 1 I in s p lu s 4 I m.
npt. for ow i • r; m odern; 2 rins. w ith
p rivat« bath », bot and oold w a ter
and »h avin g llgtita In a ll rma .
at»am h e a t, lobb y, 20 rma. and halt«
a ll rederura id und a ll on on» f i r .
Good Ian»»; bonlta prove over » 1 0 -
000 net p rofit In pu»l IS moa. « llh
all hired help. »14,000 to ta l price.
H iiS I’II'A I. land In c In n .ilc . M6 IB
p rosp erou s com m u n, w ith no com
p e titio n for m ile s; 5 d o c t o r « b r in g
iiiiint o f th»lr buninesa to th ia h o s
pital. Modern o m ra ttn a rm ; 2»
rm «.; c lo s» to »00 patb-nta tak<n
euro o f la st >r : ste a m heat; 2-atory.
»20.000 valu e o f fix tu r e » and »'tulp
to ta l purch.-«» prie» »44,000. E Z
term s. SIO.O' U caah bd!», plu» »on a
trade.
If you d o n t h u i» en ou gh c a sh to
p u rc h a se a buelnena, but tf you do
h ave a hom e, c o n tr a ct nr m o r tg a g e ,
Wa van aaaiet you.
ÄT’ F t T ' O B , B B L L B B B
Liat m a» A p preciated
191« 3th A v».. S e a ttla , W ash .
ACMB B B O X B B A O B . IBO .
E L E C T R IC A L c o n tr a c tin g and nu-
ttu n u lly a d v e r tise d a p p lla a cn bu s In
E a ste r n O regon c ity . Halo a t In ie ti-
tury price f a i l ev»» or Hat. and
Sun W E 0891 or w rit» B F 7, O re
gon ian .
« a jo h n » . gen m d w boa.
O ld eatab. r u r a l Inia. Two home», tin.non In -
veet., a ril for »30 (100. »17,000 d n . Net 014 ooo
o r * w r lt » * ’nli> • " ’ U*’1* forie» aal». Phon«
q t AIITV
lo o p
.
W a te r f a r t , C a lB .
DOGS. CATS. PETS. ETC.
R R E E D E R H -H L N T E II H. A tte n tio n )
E u r t h e bOBt ( r e d p o in t e r » ln t>»
cou n try, -< e the»» pup» l ‘»dlgrrea
and prier* on req u est. Ch. paren ts.
B ead a Jarsay F arm , B t. 8, B ob
313, M cM in n ville, Or».
Tlt< >RGl’< ¡11 B I!L D
h u n tin g
hound»,
r e g iste re d . Good for bear, eo ttsa r,
Conn», oth er la rg e gam e 155.00 w ith
o u t paper», < m onth» old Ju »t r ig h t
fo r tr a in in g Hurry* B t. 8, B oa 34«,
P o rtla n d 1, O r»gon, or oa ll SO«
P a n a m a B ldg.
ST.
B E R N A R D puppla» N o paper«.
525 each. W rit« Io » . B. B1U, B». S.
B o x 315-D . B halton, W ash .
GREAT
DANE PU PS—Fawn, black
m a*k, e x ce p tio n a l blood line«. AKC
r e * . Hired by our Intnrnatlonul
ch am p ion R obo Von B lrk en h of. Dr.
O. V. L a n g to n , 730 B. W. 4 th , Oor-
v a lu » . Or». F hon» 1371W
SH E P H E R D *— BLACK
AND
TAN.
Horn Hept. 1. I12 &0 each . M rs. a i
m er B raxlel, B t. 8, B ox 1680, Bacra-
m en to, C aliforn ia.
I f " K L IN E K E N N E L S
U C K ER *.
P uppte» fo r X m aal M atron s, »tud
se r v ic e, sh o w sto c k , kenn el su p p lie» .
W rit« u s ab ou t you r req u irem en t*.
B o u t» 6, B oa 9036 A, B rem erto n ,
W a sh in g to n .
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS.
O. I. T R U C K I’ARTH, N E W A ltfTED
BEN'S T ru c k PARTS
TACOM A, WM. Ph. G A R L A N D
4251.
~ LIVESTOCK
P IG S, D U R O C B R E E D IN G sto c k . W e
had Grand (Thumplon boar and s o w
a t th ia year» P a c if ic In ter n a tio n a ].
A lso ribbon» In all cla»*<-a en tered .
W eanera, l»r»-d G ilt«, b r e d S o w e ,
y o u n g Boar». An huneat r ep ly to
y o u r lnqulrl«-». A u stin F. F le g e l, B t.
3, B ox 340, B herw ood, O regon. T el.
4503.
BLACK P O L A N D C H IN A HOARS. E x .
i-ellent In d iv id u a ls o f tha r ig h t kind.
H e x lt E g g e r s , L s C ross, W ash .
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SEEDS. PLANTS, ETC.
BLUEBERRY
P L A N T S — N ew o a t and
beat varietl«», low est price». Send
fo r 25th n n n lveran ry price lis t E b e r
h a r d t B lu e b e rr y W ureerlee, Mt. 1,
O lym p ia, W ash .
WANTED TO BUY
W ANTED: T readle sew in g machine«.
Wo pay m ore, w ill nick up. W rite
1549 B. E . P o w e ll B lv d ., P o rtla n d ,
O regon.
Buy U . S. Savings B onds!
SPECIAL
BETTER H E A L T H !
• Hemorrhoidp
R eclef a n d Colon
A ilm ent*
• O aptrlt U lte r
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Treated without Hoapllal
Operation
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