Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, December 2, 1948
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BUSINESS A INEST. OPPOR.
CLASSIFIED
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THE JAGGED SCAR
F O » B A L E - M y lanaa
Ilon . pavkag» baar
goods store at Foster,
bualne»» He« o r w rits
k a rt, B o u ta 1, Sw eat
D E PA R T M E N T
By DONALD HUNTER
on H hsll ata«
and « p o r tin *
Oregon, (lou a
B v a ra tt B a l a -
Horna, Ora.
S T E A K IIO t'M E C afe fo r eats. F u lly
equipped. H <allng cap a c ity »« It lg h l
,n * e n te r busines» «»olion. Doing
W A N T L I V E R A U U IT H « Iba. no. m b |
good elend) tiualil«»» O v a r I3.«o?i
b it skins, hides, wool, m ohair, <-ns
m o n th ly.
Aleo
good
punoh-bonrd
oara, liv e p o u ltry , Bubv * Company,
bualnvee » -y r. leuae w ith v a ry low
»33 B. W . T ro u t, P o rtla n d . Oregon
re n ia i
1 17.So
per
m onth
T rie«
38,800. O sw ald T. Stnoky, M onroe,
RABBITS & SK IN S
Tom and hit dad had always been pals, so mach so that when "the
old mon" suddenly became sullen and morose toward his son, Tom a ttrib ­
uted it to his "growing up" and he began to find life almost unbearable.
breath, his young chest swelling
quickly with the sharp Intake of
air. He held it, stiffened his lip
He would not cry. Crying wasn't
grown up I
Letters for Special Delivery
MISCELLANEOUS
Weak.
Honorable Harry Truman
FO D LTST W ÀXTZD
F R E W C A T A L O G — Uuslnaaaee fo r
F r a n i l u m p a id o n I ' o t o r r d h » n a . M o o r «
Washington, D. C.
aule. M utala, l'a f r a G roceries, ate.
Produo«, »S3 BW Proni, Portland,
W r ite Jack S n iltk C o , «1« V . Plaa,
The glow of having your mitt
Or. AT BTBB.
Taooiua «, W ash.
raised as the surprise winner in a BIB LE S — CompYels Hu«|
I O l i! lo H im -, m uet sell or tra d e 7
knockdown and dragout fight is
book« and «uppll«s. C a talo a on re ­
cabine, sto ri lu n d i and gaa » ta llo n
isst.
P
lr
'a
-
—
-
—
-
quest.
lr'a
Book
Btor«,
B
e
llin
g
h
a
m
probably beginning to fade now,
In h ea rt o f Heven l.akea. Coma, are,
wi ashing-ton.
’
mako
o ffe r
Lakew ood
Bervi««,
but I'll bet few Americans have
B o u ta 1, Boa M , M o lla ta la K tg b -
ever felt better. You surprised a
w ay, B a to a v tlta , W ash in g to n .
W h olaaala and O ar t o l a
lot of folks. You now stand out in
HARDWOOD
■ L B C T R IC A L
c o n tra c tin g and
n a­
the picture as a sort of wonderman
tio n a lly a d vertlaad app liance bus. In
F L O O R IN G
K an tern (tragen c ity . Kala a t In v e n ­
when only a short time ago so
to ry orice l ’a lt avaa. o r Hat. and
A S P H A L T T IL E
many people were wondering If
Hun. W B 0891 or w rit« B P 7, O re ­
gonian.
HAROLD H. NEVIN CO.
you would quite do. You must have
«04« ■ B. B a lm o n t
set a new record for up-your-sleeve
T IB B B B C A P P IM O BM OP
P O B T L A W D IB , O BBO O W
F o r Iaa»ii or aale, com pletely equipped
laughter in the last couple of days.
to handia a I must any alza tira
What have you got that John L. D E E » . E L K . C O W , and F u r hide«
Golden o p p o rtu n ity fo r t ir a man.
C a ll 3371 or oontact Ou tatuerò, ai
Sullivan, Man o’ War and Dempsey
tanned. Coat«, G loves, «to., tailo re d
T ir a Sarvi««, O akrid ge, Oregon.
to y o u r measure. Old««» Eslb. M fg r.
didn't have?
'H E Tow-Headed Boy with the , him. He called him the old man
The thought struck him then that
•* hair cloae cropped didn't know when he was with the other boys
what it was. The old man spent his age. not with any disrespect maybe that was the whole thing
hours Just gazing off into space. but he always called him dad that was wrong. He was growing
up! He wanted to turn down that
He sat on the top front porch step, around his mother.
his cane between his knees, his
“Oh, leave your father alone, thought right away. If this was
feet planted on the second step and can’t you?” she said. And he went what it was like. If this was grow­
the cane end set on the bottom away sensing an even greater ing up— then he didn't want to be
big! He didn't want to be. It hurt
one. With his hands crossed over wrong.
the cane head, the right hand
Even little Rosemary, the girl too much.
carefully covered the Jagged scar he talked to shyly in the school
Why couldn't it be like it used
across the back of the left one.
yard sometimes, seemed to be to be with the old man and him?
Other times, when the boy was treating
him
different
lately.
But if that was it—if it was Just
around, he always seemed busy “What's wrong with you?" she'd growing up—then it never would
reading the newspaper. He kept it ask right in the middle of his won­ be like that again. And Rosemary
folded so he could hold it with one dering what was wrong with the old —she would never treat him the
hand, the scarred hand concealed man and his mom.
same again, either. She knew, too!
in his lap.
in W est. W e Huy hides. O harvany'a
“Oh, nothing—nothing!” he'd say Just getting big, you had to be
B H O B M B P A IB BM O P
T an n e rie s ,
1137
MW
10th
* » » .,
Of course, he had never been quickly. “ Why?”
hard, cold, without love, under­
And a,o re w ith modern liv in g qtre.
P o rtla n d , Oregon.
The gag, "Who told that piano
I.a
ta
s
t
m odern fu lly equipped shoe
very talkative. Stoic, like the hill
“Well, you don't talk near so standing, feeling or— There was
player he was a President," is
abop and b uildin g, »9509 90. Btoclt
people he came from, he never much anymore," she'd say, "and something wrong in Just growing
DIESEL
POW
ER
UNITS
nod
eqpt
i l i r a , ( i n l y »Imp In tow n,
dead. You came through like Sou­
Maeniusaen
B e a tty
*
In a u ra n o a
mentioned his troubles. When he'd you seem so far awa, like!”
up!
N EW »10 if. P. AT A FRACTION
sa's band. And march music lin­
Agency,
M o n ta ia n o ,
W a s h in g to n .
OF ORIGINAL COST.
chopped his hand with an ax out
He wondered if just not paying
Pho
sons
«4.
The boy started to rub his
BUCKNER-WEATHERBY
in the back yard, he'd sneaked any attention to her while he was ‘ knuckle into his eye, but stopped" gers on. How your mom would have
LOOK
174» 1st Ave. b'outh
E l, 610»
through the kitchen hiding the man­ thinking about his dad and mom I A bleak chill was settling in his loved it!
O ld r s l n b l la h e d m i l l ) und fa rm supply
S e a ttle 4, W a s h in g to n
gled bloody member behind him made her think there was some- heart, as he watched the old man
— G a ra g e and Chevron gas s ta tio n
To even your severest critics
com bin atio n on m ain h ig h w a y be­
H O N X T —C o v e r - a lf a lf a , <0 lb s . M D eeart
sc the boy's mother wouldn't see.
tw een O ly m p ia and Aberdeen. Hall
you
were a good egg and a tup
B lo o m »7 30. F x p r e u , P P o i t , r r t . FO B
The boy bad stood in the front
StonB eld. O re. B. M . B O Z E M A .
Inventor.'
I.m a a or salt b uildin gs.
notch American citizen. You
Box 877, Satsop, W a a k . Pbona B lm a
room wide-eyed and anxious with
14J4.
were a pretty perfect compos­
F O U BALK
fear when the old man saw him.
S tin s o n V o y a g e r ISO. F i r s , c lass c o n d i­
ite of the fellows most of us
I,R IC K M O T E L , 6» rm s lac. In B e a td a ,
“Don't tell your mother, boy!*’
tio n In p ro te » » o f o v e rh a u l fo r re llc e n s e ,
like to have on our list of
good loa»e at 1400 ino. ra n t w hich
n e w p ro p .
F o r In fo r m a tio n w r it e T A I)
he'd warned before he went into
H O W L IN G . It t e . I , H o r ft«-,'. s r » h .n »
Incls. fre e o il, fraa w a te r A p lm b :
friends and buddies. You come
S4O-J-». ( '» • h a l l« , W a t h ln f la n .
the bedroom to tear up an old sheet
S-rm. Owner'» apt. »1700 grow», w ill
close to being the typical Amer­
net hard w o rk in g fa m ily »1,000 mo.
for wrapping his hand.
O
n ly »17,00« lo ta l purchase price.
ican, the genuine, clean living,
T O U B M I 1 D 3 P O B PZ.O O B OOV-
But the boy’s mother had noticed.
W ill accept |z,0 0 0 cash plus re a l
B B IM O r V l l T B U P P L IB D B B B B
dependable
guy
we
all
warm
up
eat. cont. or m o rtg ng « aa dow n
She sensed the strange atmosphere,
pym t A g L 1910 5th, S e a ttle , W a a k .
to at the Kiwanis club lun­
A l, m odern colora and p a tte rn s In
the unusual actions. She'd followed
A C M B B Z tO K B B A O B , IB O .
lin o le u m , A a p h a lt tile . R ubber til«
cheons, the Elks outing, the
him into the bedroom, and the boy
and I ’la a tlo lino leum . Frea In fo r­
M > lt S A L K
church social, the businessmen's
m a tio n and lite ra tu re .
had heard the old man shushing
F if t e e n bed n u rs in g ho m e, fu r n is h e d , a nd
lunch, the old home week cele­
3 apt»
G r o a .m g II.SOU to »3.000 monthly.
A c m e L in o le u m C o .
her, while she bawled him out for
B O X »(A
ip r a fa e , W aak.
bration and the class reunion.
hiding the thing. He kept saying
431 S. W . T a y lo r, P o rtla n d 4, Ora.
Disliking
you
was
a
tough
trick
it was nothing—and afterwards he
— — 'I
DOGS. C A TS. PETS. ETC.
anywhere anytime.
never talked about it, never com­
FARMS AND RANCHES
•
R R E E D E R H -II U N T E R H A tte n tlo n l
plained. He just never let anyone
F o r the be», bred p otntara In the
To those poll takers It seemed »»0 A. IR R I G A T E D R A N C H . 2 m od­
c o u n try, see these pup». Pedigrees
see the jagged scar across the
ern houses, landscaped, p riv a ta lake,
and price» on request. Ch. p a re n t*.
Just a case of m iscasting, but they
back of his hand if he could help it.
gam e. G ro w a corn, a lfa lf a ,
blue
B a i d a Jeraay P a ria , B t 8, Boa
forgot that a lot of very big per­
grass. W I I , handle 200 c a ttle . E q u ip ­
813, M c M ln n v lU a , Ora.
Now, the old man was with­
m
en
t
Included,
»46,000.
B
t.
1,
Boa
formers have suffered from that
drawn; he couldn’t get near him
80, K a n n is to n , Oregon.
8 T . B E R N A R D puppies
N o panar».
erroneous impression without los­
»25 tn . h W r ite to B . B. ~
K ill, B t. 8,
anymore, couldn't talk to him.
F
D
R
S
A
L
E
:
15S
acre.«
d
a
ir
y
fa
rm
.
Box 31S-D, S h elto n, W a a k .
ing public regard and affection.
Once, he'd been able to get a kind
R ic h la n d , Oregon, w ill pnsture and
You were in there pitching in one
word out of the old man. He’d
AND
TAN.
C a ri O. °M a«oBin d » » h 8 ’ bob “"« I S H E P H E R D S - B L A C K
of the toughest spots in world his­
Horn Sept. 1, »12 50 each. M rs . B l­
say, “That's good, T o m l’’ or,
Poulsbo, W a a k .
uter
B
ra
tta
i.
B
t.
8,
Bog
1090,
S
a c ra -
tory.
“That's not the way that ought to
S T O C K R A N C H E S . D a ir y Ranches, I __ m anto, C a lifo rn ia .
______
be done. Son!” And though there
• i î o a o ’a,i î ô M V ’ . W.“ cb,. 1 ü 7 / «
I R O C K L IN K K E N N E L S — C O C K E R » .
There were plenty of Presidents
w
lav «
'i).i, iu
OUV.UUV, 240
912,000, 120
acre«,
to JJO.OuO,
puppte« fo r X m a s ! M atro n a, «tud
weren't very many words between
K ' W flilfi / Good
? »»ml I service,
. . .
.
.
acres. Hom es |soo ta
to » »2»,Goo.
of
the
United
States
who
wouldn't
»how »tock. kennel »uppllee.
them, they were the kind that made
business p ro p e rtie s fro m »5000 to
W r ite ua «bout y o u r re q u ire m e n t»
have
come
so
close
to
the
plate
as
»20,000.
E
v
e
ry
c
on
dition
suited
to
"Oh. leave your father alone, can't you?” she said. And he went
the boy feel good, and know that
B o u t , 8, Boa 3038 A , B ra m e rto n ,
th e use and b e n e fit o f m an seem to
you in similar conditions. You had
W a s h in g to n .
away sensing an even greater wrong.
everything was all rig h t
ag le t here. Good c lim a te : lea» w ork;
the added disadvantage of follow­
m ore m oney; easy life . p . w . M o u l­ T II O R , >,'i i l l l l l t E D
Now, it was different The old
b u rn in g
hound»,
t r ie , S alm on. Id a k o .
reg istered . Good fo r bear, cougar,
man didn't seem to have time for thing wrong with him. Or if maybe , go in the front door. But he fol- ing in the footsteps of a great act­
there
was
really
something
wrong
j
lowed
him,
some
strange
knowing­
coon»,
o
th
e
r
la
rg
e
game.
»26 00
or, a spellbinding orator who had F R I 'I T I tA N i'I I , W e n a l i 'l i 't D is tr ic t
him. He didn't want to take their
w ith o u t paper», 8 m onth» old Just
with him.
30
acre»,
21
„1.
1»
In
o
rchard.
ness
urging
him
to
get
his
answer
been
on
the
job
so
long
he
had
rig h t fo r tra in in g . H u r r y ) K t. 0,
long silent walks together anymore,
F la m y w a te r, s p rin g dom estic uae.
He hated the thought, but it kept confirmed. To make sure that was come to be regarded as part of
Box 348, P o rtla n d 1, Oregon, o r c a ll
like he used to. And he didn't move
C h errie s , A p rlc o ta , Peaches, Rear»,
80«
P a n a m a B ld g .
I cropping up in his mind. Maybe he i t
the
act.
You
were
in
the
same
Apple».
T
w
o
5-rm
.
house»,
tuvae-
around much. He even seemed to
m
e
n
,.
M
odern.
S
u
ffic
ie
n
t
o
th
e
r
was adopted! Maybe the old man
The old man was bent over fum­ tough spot as the performer who
LIVESTOCK
resent the boy’s presence, like
bldg«. E q u ip m e n t w ith place. Chav,
and his mom were not really his bling around on the floor for the gets on the bill immediately after
tru c k . C ra w le r tra c to r. D isc. o rchard
when he'd stumbled that time in
P
IG
S
.
DL’
R
O
C B R E E D IN G «took. W a
w agon s p rayer, ladder, etc. 5 m ile»
father and mother, but had Just worn leather change purse he'd the performing lions.
the front room and caught himself
had G ra n d C ham pion boar and sow
to W enatchee, b in e orchard home
adopted him—and he was just now dropped, when the boy walked in.
a t th ia years P a e lflo In te rn a tio n a l.
. a
and a m o n ey-m aker, l ’rlc a 121.000,
on hL> cane. He growled at the boy,
A lso ribbons In a lt clas»e» entered.
finding it out. The thought fright­ His hand closed on the purse and
»10,000 cash
w ith
term ».
W r ite
But you never claimed to
leaving him speechless and hurt.
W ean era, bred G ilts , bred Howe,
O io . P . C la rk , B e a lto r, W anatabse,
ened him, and he buried it deep in he straightened quickly.
young Roars
An honest re p ly to
have all the answers, you at no
W aak.
But he wasn't old. not like Grampa
y
o u r In q uiries. A u s tin P. P la g a l, B t.
his mind. If it was true, he'd be
"Here, boy,” he said hurriedly,
time posed as the world's mas­
—and—and the old mare down on
8,
Boa
340,
Sherw
ood, Oregon. T at.
160
A C R E S — 5-room
house;
barn;
like the old man; hide his h u rt
4803.
digging into the pouch. “ Run down
ter magician and there was
the farm.
chicken house; o th e r b uildin g». On
He'd never let them know he to the corner and get me a paper!"
d ie d h ig h w a y . E le c tric ity ; good w a ­
never a suggestion of the dicta­
Still, the last time he’d brought knew!
te r; lots pasture; tro u t s tre a m ; t im ­ B L A C K P O L A N D C H IN A R 0 A ,tt# E l.
c a lle n t In d iv id u a ls o f th a r ig h t kind.
tor
about
you.
You
were
in
the
He
often
asked
him
to
do
that,
b er; »6 acres cleared. W i l l take
his report card home from school,
His father called him
boy”
B a g la B g gara, L a Oroaa, W a a k .
good tru c k o r car. Good term s on
American tradition of the hum­
happily expecting the old man to now, instead of ‘T o m " or "Son.'’ and the boy felt a rise of that good
p a rt. B a r r y D u d le y , K aplas, Id a k o .
ble public servant. You gave us
SEEDS. PLANTS, ETC.
say, as he sometimes did, “That's like he had. And he was sharp, al­ feeling at anything he could do
4
8
-A C R E
Irrig a te '! d a iry
or atock [
a
respite
from
ballyhoo
and
fo. the old man. He held out his
good, Son, good that you're getting most harsh sometimes.
fa r m on h ig h w a y 730. 7 m llaa w est B L U E B E R R Y P L A N T S — N e w e s t and
medicine show routine. You had
hand and the old man laid three
M c N a ry dam (c o n s tru c tio n ). A lf a l- |
beat v a rie tie s , low est prices. B e n d
your learning!” and smile at him
I _ I E WAS bouncing his ball off the
f
a crop land, s u b lrrlg a te d pasture,
fo r 25th a n n iv e rs a ry price Hat B b ar-
respect
for
the
other
fellow’s
coins in his palm.
quietly, he hadn't done it.
k
a r d t B lu e b e rry X u ra a rla s , B t. 1,
m
odern
3-txlrm
.
house.
I-arg
o
barn.
* A side of the house when the old
•pinions, as a rule. And on the
X . C. W a rn e r, Ir r ig o n , Oregon.
O ly m p ia , W a a k .
“Now hurry, boy!" he urged
He'd only glanced at the card on man came around from the back­
whole
you
kept
your
patience
one side then turned it over and yard. In an excess of boyish Joy, he harshly. The boy felt disappoint­
K O H - A C R E fa rm , 25 acres c u ltlv a t- » O C X S t t L S T K A W B X K B T P Z .A K T S ,
and seemed always to be io
ad,
balance tim b e r and
p asture. I
B V B B B B A K IW O
said something that sounded like forgot for a moment what the situa­ ment at the sharp, urgent tone,
(here
trying
heart
and
soul.
Fenced. 2 -a to ry house, 8 rooms, I Best fo r horns garden. B e rrie s from
"Humph!” and handed it back to tion was between them. He threw until be glanced down at the coins.
e le c tric ity , w a te r In house. Barn,
Juno u n til N ovem ber. 25 fo r » I 60,
him shortly. The boy had worked the ball to the old man. Instead
36'x60‘. Stanchions fo r
18 cows.
60 fo r »4.80 o r 100 fo r $».00 P o s t­
Suddenly, he stood very still. Two
I have a hunch you will now go
F r u it , cherries, plum », prunes, s p .
paid. B. 8. K o o k e r, B t. 1, B o s 80,
extra hard that last month to get of catching it and firing it back dimes and a penny lay in his hand
les, pears. Store near place. H c h o o l
O n alaska, W eak.
on to be one of the most popular
the grades up hoping the old man so it would sting his hands the old to pay for the three-cent paper.
us, m ilk ro u t«, location on h ig h ­
Presidents in the history of Am er­
w a y 9 5 -E a t T u rn e y Bay. H a v a |
WANTED TO BUY
might break through to him again. man ignored it. He did nothing till Waves of coldness washed up his
la k e fro n ta g e and s m a ll s tream w a-
ica, that you will be flabbergasted
He couldn't understand that short the ball hit him, and bounced spine as the bitter acid of knowl­
»
t
-
,
i
e
A ’ I W A N T E D ; T re a d le saw in g m achine«.
by the warmth of the country's feel­
P^uzar, M a riu s routs, Coeur « A le n a , [
\ \ „ p ay m ore, w ill p ic k up. W r ite
"Humph!”
edge bit into bis nerve ends and
harmlessly off his shoulder.
Idako.
ing for you for years to come and
1849 S. a. P o w a ll B tv « ., P o rtla n d ,
There was something wrong, and
settled in his brain.
.
what you have been through
He tensed then, lifted his cane.
Orason.
24 4 /1 0 -A C R E ranch. 7-room modern
the boy wondered if it could be him. “Stop that infernal nonsense, boy!"
He made no outcry; not even the js going to make you a better and
house, basem ent, w ired fo r tw o alac-
HELP WANTED—MEN
His mother seemed to act the same he yelled.
trlo ranges, la rg e h am hold« ,0
sound of a murmur passed his happier President of the glorious
cow s; g arage; larg e chicken house;
way toward him. Cut him off short,
The boy could feel his own lip tight lips. But hot liquid emotion u s A
w ash house; outside c e lla r cis te rn ; M E C H A N IC S and B O D Y and F E N D E R
M E N . L e w i* C o u n ty B u lok d ea le r
when he'd tried awkwardly to ask tremble as he stared at the old scalded two lines of silent tears
f.n ts o f lu c k
deep w e ll; law n, »hade trees; w on­
o ffe r« p erm a n e n t, w e ll p aid em -
d e r fu l v ie w ; 6'4 acres grapes, fa m ­
her about how dad was treating man's angry face. He took a deep down his cheeks as he gazed,
p
lo y m a n t to capable man In naw
ELM ER
il y orchard, '» acre raspberries, 6
and modern shop. M echanics s tr ik e
knowingly at last, up into his
acres p asture, » acres a lfa lf a , 2
on
b ut m any men have re tu rn e d to
acres open ground. On m ain h ig h ­
father s slowly blinding eyes.
E le c tio n A g o n y
w ork.
Baverna
M o to r
C o m pany,
w ay. Tw o
m iles tow n on m a ll
C hehalis, W a s h .
ro u te , school bus, m ilk ro u te. Good
Okay, dad: he said, his voice
NO TICE: Will the persons who
buy.
»12,800
»7600
down.
Xya
.an tra
stumbling over bis heart, “Okay, witnessed collision in which well-
B ro tk a ra , B o n te 1, Proasar, W a s h ­ 3 l \ I ■ I : I; 11 i 'L l • | '. i i
fo r
n o rth e rn
S acram en to
V a lie v .
ing to n .
dad:
known corn specialist was caught
Good setup fo r rig h t men. B o y C.
F o rd , T o re D e a le r, C o rs ln g , C a lif.
between a truck, a locomotive, a
(I CANSOIAN f A S S Z - w n i. ■» tor F f t t f t.-p
jet plane and an atom bomb while
PD K M A T IO N oa t u n >elUtnua| ■«.pdHonlU»*.
trying to cross street in a droshky
F u tll» w ill. R iiw n ab lr pelwd. C. F. CZSiV
L et th e A d s G u id e
» • II. Cinidlaa I'tr llU B illw ir . T i a w i n , I l a
and carrying a bucket of borscht,
Y ou W h en S h o p p in g
please get in touch with under­
signed who doesn't mind the band­
M A C H IN E R Y & S U P P L IE S
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
ages. but would like clue to recov­
by NANCY PEPPER ery of his pants.-j-H. Wallace.
CONSULT US ON ALL OF YOUK
70 AGUES, lirig a ta d , B u tB r n O regon
S
PARTY PICKUPS
FOR SALE: Pint offer gelt it; my ««-
We could tell you that the new <«>» ¡et «1 mirrort, cryttal belli, mepi,
party game is called "photography" utrologeri thartt, e tc.O u n er hai no
but you'd know that was only a la th e r n i, for in m e .-D reu Peer,on.
He his not learned the patient trail
That those who suffer bravely muSL
He has not seen Faith's ffor arise
Above the blacked midnight skies;
N o r dung to Hope that light» the way
Across the grayed, bleaked day,
N o r waited, quietly aware
O f God beyond unanswered prayer.
He has not kcowa how deep a peace
May follow some sweet, sure release.
W ho ha» oot suffered doe» not know
AU chat his God would have him know.
Gtsca Noll Crowd! i
gag, becaute blackout ituff and
W ANTED: Deep hole under an
kissing game» went out with "Chi- old wall remote from people who
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wrong answers. One well
reaUy good party Idea« to keep your f tQcked wjth canned crow meat
guests In circulation and good hu
preferred.—Messrs. Roper, Cross-
mor.
ley and Gallup.
•
Balloon Boater»—Tie a balloon to
the ankle of every girl at the party.
A T LIBERTY: For reAio, eerniiel,
Th« object of the dance that fol- fein, miJuey enJ medicine ihowi;
lows la for the girls to burst each bece hot ,ex lomeuket out of kilter;
other’s balloons. The boys are the been pleying ell o,er V. S. uith W’el-
ateerlng committee, steering their lece Sideihou end Congre,s ol Curi-
partners into strategic positions for on, People; willing to gn eny piece bu,
bursting other girls balloons or pro- I ,eem to go no piece: reedy to work ex-
tecting their own. Last one with a cept jorleck of werdmbe lo „ m hum-
balloon wins a prize. She may need
Gle" n Leytor,
an aspirin, too.
EARL: Rush copy ol sung
Paper Dolls— Each boy is equipped
"C»lifornla, Here We G o ! ”
with old newspaperi. a scissors »i d
Think we were playing the
a paper of pins. Within a specific | other version. Ilrigh ho and
time he must create a newspaper
alackadny.—T. D,
dress on his partner Cleverest de
sign wins prizes for the designer
W ARNING: M r Gallup
Leave
and his victim. She also receives as
$100.000. all your tools and all
sorted stabs and pin pricks.
If those games don't help break alibis in hollow tree as per map
the ice, better bring on the refresh­ being mailed. I ain't fooling. This
ments early. There's nothing like means business.—Gus Pollfollower.
■ • .
a banana-peanut butter and marsh­
mallow slurpwich to put everybody
ALL Poll takers attention! You're
In a mingling mood.
nut* Whv wasn't I told — W W
Logging end Construction
Equipment Requirements
largk stock of
C raw ler Trocterz, C r a n e S h a v a li, eta.
tg u ip p ti
D tn rri
T k a r« a ( h ly ■ • « • n illlU a t d sad
Oaaraatetd.
* r r » » » l4 4» »ult yeur J«b
C ontract or R an tal Option. ‘
PpciflcTroctor A Equipment Co.
07»« B. M arg inal W ay
.
« • • t i | a g, W aak.
T d a g k a n t: LAa4«r 729«
Bagaaa, Oragaa, T«le»kan«i t a ( «M
< iM .
Pig'a Iron Reserve
Th« Iron reserv« stored in th«
Uv«r of a pig at birth usually la ex­
hausted after about seven to ten
day» when sources of Iron other
than the io w “ i milk are not provided.
Menaced by Accident«
Accidents ara the greatest single
Bianac« to tha lives of American
children of pre-school age, accord­
ing to Metropolitan Life Insurance
company. In a study of 773 death
elaim records of insured children
who died in accidents In 194« and
1M7, the company found that bums
and conflagrations accounted for
U S , or $7 per cent of child accident
fatalities, second only to motor ve­
hicle accidents, which accounted
for $4 per cent. Of the 213 children
who died from fire, more than half
were trapped In burning building».
on h ig h w a y
n ta r
M c N a ry
Nutted fo r m in t, grapes o r
big
m oney
crop»,
328,080.
Bhrlaer, Umatilla, Oregon.
Dam .
o th e r
Joka
F O R B A L E — 430 acres, consider») ;•
good m ixed saw tim b e r, soma pole.»
and post». Iota o f wood, e x c e lle n t
grazing, p le n ty good w a te r, u n fin ­
ished log cabin, 2 4 'z t4 ', e le c tr ic ity
a v a ila b le , located In Id a h o , 3 m iles
fro m N e w p o rt, W ash. C. B. Cook,
Box 494, Blanokard, Idako. Priced
rig h t fo r q u ic k »ale. T e rm « .
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
CASK, p ic k -u p b aler, good aa new,
11200. E lg in B o ham b arg , r t . 3, bon
30, Bharwood, Oregon. Phone 484«.
W O O D B R O T H E R 8 corn p ic k e r, hae
icked only
20 acre«.
D aw ranoa
Uchaals, C a n y o n v ille , O r. T e l. 1031
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