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Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, March 17, HM9
MIRROR
CLASSIFIED
Loving Helps
of your
D E P A R T M E N T
Understanding
By Lawrence G ould
New Farm Bath Unit
Comes All ‘Packaged’
S etu p M ay Be A tta ch ed
To Existing Dwelling
D o cs lo vin< a p erso n help you u n d erstan d h im ?
Answer: Being "in love" is more i ical college tells of a young woman
apt to have the opposite effect, for patient whose associations under
it makes you want so desperately ■ psychoanalysis showed that at the
to believe the person whom you ; time of such attacks her superficial
love is your "id e a l" that you’re calmness hid intense emotion. The
likely to endow him with whatever attacks came on in situations where
qualities that implies, whether he her deeper and unconscious feeling
shows any actual traces of them or conflicted unbearably with those
not. But with someone you have she felt she should have.
loved a long Ume and are sure of,
you may well see virtues or abilities
which no one else has noticed and
which might never have been de­
veloped but for the encouragement
you gave them. Such love makes
your ideal come true.
An Indiana manufacturing firm
has announced the introduction of a
' novel, factory-built bathroom to be
known as Ad-a-Bath. Representing
an entirely new approach to home
modernization, the bath is con­
structed in one complete "package"
for attachment to existing dwell­
ings.
B uilt as a self-contained unit, the
bath utilizes conventional materials
and equipment, and includes all
necessary fixtures and fittings for
immediate installation and im m edi­
ate use. It is shipped fully equipped
for addition to a farm, lake cottage
or suburban home. Since it is added
to the exterior, there is no sacrifice
of space or change of interior
arrangement of the house to which
it is attached.
LOOKING AT RELIGION
By DON MOORE
' WOÏUX L M 6& T CITY
M ISC ELLAN EO U S
Imperial »0 h. p. Dleeel Ma­
rine 4-cyllndi-r en gin e. SO? K. and,
V ancouver, W ash .
atlas
STO P SM O K ING w ith o u t ta k in g a n y ­
th in g In tern ally or u sin g uny w ill
pow er!
Send
for
fr ee
booklntt
g h r ln e r , B ox 334, R d m onton 7, A lb erta,
Canada.
P A P R R S H K L L l'K U A N S
100 pounds, f ill; 50 pounds, f i t .18; t l
pounds 17.25; 9 pounds, »2.75, d e .
Ilvered yon r E x p r e ss O ffic e. W , D .
B u n tin g , U v a ld e, T e x a s. Iteferen ce,
P u n & L lradstreet’s C om m ercial R e­
port.
F b l l SA LK : V a lu a b le A m erican and
foreign c o in s. Eor In form al Ion p lea se
w r ite to Carl F . M iller, 3430 W h it­
tie r A ve., V lo to rla , B. C., C anada.
PO W ER SH O K TA O E?
N ew G e n e r a tin g P la n t» C om p lete, 5
t,> 104 KW
D isc o u n t.
BAY C rT IB S B Q U IP M B N T . IR C.
>793 C y p ress S tr e e t, O akland, C alif.
I P PO U T. M IL !., h a n d le s 14'xSi" lo g s.
1x81 l-.lk er. V-S M o to r. B la d e s. A ll
brand new. A sk in g 12500. M ake an
o ffer . Q ene R. B u ck . 414 B a i t 7th.,
T he D a lle s , O regon. P h . 9333.
MOON SIGN BOOK
A re p h o b ia s and n ig h tm a r e s a lik e?
Answer: They have many points
in common in both cases, what the
person really is afraid of is some­
thing in his own mind (generally a
forbidden impulse) which he does
not dare to admit except under the
disguise of a comparatively harm ­
Can e p ilep sy m a sk em o tio n a l
less "sym bol." Also in both cases
d istu rb a n ce?
the danger is made to seem to come
Answer: This may be true with from the outside world because this
not as frightening as to accept it
the m ild form called “ petit m al,"
in which there is no conclusive as part of himself. A neurotic fear
seizure but only a temporary blot­ | of dogs, or nightmares about tigers
ting out of consciousness and mem­ might equally represent the person’ s
ory. In Psychosomatic Medicine, dread of his own hostile and aggres­
Dr. Wayne Barker of Cornell Med- | sive feelings.
\V \N T LIV E B A B B IT N 4 lbs. mi. rab ­
bit s k i l l s , h id es, w ool, m ohair. caa-
earn. liv e p ou ltry. R u by * C om pany,
933 S. w. F ron t, P ortlan d , O regon.
A PR IC O TS C A N N B D W H O L S
In h eavy sy r u p , c a se o f 24 la r g e can«,
Si! 25. D eliv ered W a sh in g to n , O regon,
Idaho X ln ie s Cider M ill, K t. a, Y a k ­
im a, W ash .
The setup is complete in every
respect with tub, lavatory, stool and
tank, electric heater and built-in
medicine and linen cabinets. It is
of frame construction w ith plywood
interior.
Walls and floors are
heavily insulated and the floor is
linoleum covered.
Since the unit qualifies for FHA
financing, a home owner is re­
quired only to make a 10 per cent
down payment, paying the balance
in convenient monthly installments
through his local bank.
Fewer Wormy Apples
A P LA N E T A R Y D A IL Y
G U ID E FOR YOU
This valuable publication is pre­
pared annually by L L E W E L L Y N
GEORGE, w e ll know n author and
lecturer.
It has been published every year
since 1906, and is fille d w ith prac­
tical, h e lpful in fo rm a tio n fo r d aily
use by every one.
Thousands use the “ Moon Sign
Book’’ successfully because i t gives
best dates for Farm ing, Gardening,
Planting, Fishing, P o u ltry Raising,
Business and Personal A ffa irs, etc.
according. to . the . c o rre c t. Moon
Sign.
W hy do successful farm ers plant
potatoes in the dark of the
Moon?
I W hy do florists plant seeds in the
2nd quarter and a certain Moon
| Sign?
j When to plant wheat, corn or any
other seeds fo r best results?
When to transplant, prune, graft,
destroy weeds, cut tim ber, set
posts, etc.?
What are the best dates fo r setting
eggs, hatching, breeding, fis h ­
ing?
W hy should you plant flow ers in
L ib ra on a certain date and
Moon’s phase?
When are the best times to buy,
sell, collect, rent, travel, move,
or build?
What are your most favorable and
im portant days of the year? To
m arry?
When to get a permanent wave or
h air cut, employment, etc.?
These and m any other question»
are explained in a simple, non­
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harm ony w ith N ature fo r good re­
sults.
This popular book enjoys in ­
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Price $1.10 in the U. S. A.
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H ew o p * city according to a late
PETOPT. HAS 3 6 SO OOO O f rTS
POPULATION 'NOT ACCOUNTED FOP IN
ORGANIZED PELISIOUS LIFE'
TWZS 6 ABOUT T U I SAM E PERCENTAGE
AS FOB the WHOLE UNITED STA TES'
I
Hearing Aids
By Dr. James W. Barton
O cu lists and o p to m etrists not
on ly m a k e su re of p rescrib in g
the p rop er le n s e s for the p a tien t,
but th ey a lso in sist upon fitting
the fr a m e s so th at the p a tien t
o b ta in s th e a n g le n e c e ss a r y to
g iv e h im the e x a c t or proper
v isio n th rou gh th e le n s e s.
perfectly; if possible, a cast is made
from which the plastic hearing at­
tachment is manufactured. I f the
ear piece does not fit properly, it can
interfere with the clearness of sound.
In cases where the little bones of
the middle eardrum are damaged
and the sound is not transmitted
properly to the little hairs or hear­
ing nerve endings, then what is
called a bone-conduction hearing aid
is necessary to transm it the sound.
In these cases the earpiece, called
an oscillator, is attached to the
mastoid bone, the large bony lump
at the back of the ear.
Sim ilarly, the otologist or hearing
A s m o st h ea rin g a id s a re
specialist, after making a complete
m a d e w ith a m p lifiers w ith th ree
examination of the patient’ s loss of
or four v a cu u m tu b es, th ere is
hearing ’ and the pitch necessary,
little to ch o o se a m o n g th em ;
prescribes the hearing aid best suit­
but the fitting of the h earin g aid
ed to the patient’s needs. And Just
is m o st im p ortan t.
as the oculist.or optometrist is most
careful in adjusting the frames of
The patient should not hesitate to
glasses, so the otologist wants to return for adjustments Just as he
make sure .that the apparatus at­ does for adjustment of glasses or
tached to the ear must fit the car a rtificial teeth.
★
HEALTH NOTES
Vertigo (dizziness) occasionally is
a symptom of high blood pressure
and the prospect for relief is favor­
able through cutting certain nerves
coming from the spinal cord. When
dizziness occurs, consult your fam ­
ily physician first; he may locate
the cause. If not, he like ly w ill refer
you to an ear specialist, as ear dis­
turbances are the commonest cause
of dizziness.
FO R SA LK : H elp l i l t S e lf-la u n d ry ,
d oin g good b u sin e ss, 4-year le sse ,
liv in g q u a rte r s and fu rn itu re. B o s
99a, N y s sa , O regon.
DEHl'IIDTKH COUNTY — »20 Beret
near S te a m 's Sid in g Just o f f P a l­
las K lam ath Falla Klway. North %
se c tio n lb, tow n sh ip f t , sm ith range
I0W , M «¡nixing, nom e second-
g row th tim ber, »3200. B on sall, 419
P ea rl A ve., Man C arlos, Cal.
P R 1C K P EOR Q UICK SA LK corn-
p le le ly sto ck ed and equipped g arage
and se r v ie » sla t Ion, w ith fu ru lslieil
ap artm en t. S . R. P h illip s , H arrison,
Idaho.
OARAUM IN LEAN ED U L P O , w ill
su orittua 5O*'5 on sto c k , 20% on
eq uip m ent. P o ssib le term s on part.
O orge
MOTOR
CO..
S te v e n so n ,
W ash in g to n .
O IA N C B OE A L IF E T IM E
N ow a u to m a tic e le c tr ic donut m ach in e
am i eq u ip m en t, 12,000. New elec,
lu n ch eo n ette e q u ip , »2,00«» N ew e x ­
cel. elec, popcorn m ach. 1150, or all
th ree for »3825. 7314 1». B u r lin g to n
■t. J o h n s, or 3410 H arn ey, V an­
co u v er, W a sh in g to n .
«m l
RK ERK S11M ENT
PA R LO R ,
w ith added g r o ce rie s und g a s s t a ­
tion. N ew p r e m ise s
fa c in g lake,
c lo se to V ictoria, on m ain h ig h w a y .
E x p e n s iv e eq u ip m en t: la rg e liv in g
q u arters.
P R IC K
»14,000.
1«.OOC
Good
term s. L a n g le y R e »alty
a lty I C om pany
a id C entral ’ B ld g. V lotorla,
O.,
T e l. H-SO33.
8
C R A N H K R R Y BO«}
15 H A. 10 A. produ cin g. U nder e p r ln k .
lera. 1 A. viie y ear old. Equipm ent
In A -l con d ition . H ou se and large
w areh ou se. A good p u x lu e er anti
clean . P rice 127,500. 17.600 dow n.
Bal. payab le 35% o f crop per year
In clud ing Intercut nt 4 ‘4%. J . W.
B la ir , B eavlew , W ash in gton .
EO Il SA LK : B la c k sm ith A W eld in g
Shop. E sta b lish e d 28 yenrs. I. B.
G o ld sm ith . 1033 A lban y 8 t., Cald-
w e ll, Idaho.
BR IC K * C O N C R E T E F U R N IS H E D
H O T E L . J u st red ecorated Inside and
out. S train H eat. 1 3-room apt , I
2-room apt.; 1 2-rooni c o tta g e . W ill
s e ll
reaaonabl«-
E d gar
R ob bins,
F lo y d H o tel, P e B ll, W aeh. P h o n e 91.
E O R IM M E D IA T E SA L K
A u to aup ply sto r e In busy NK. B ist.
O w ner bun o th er In terest and w ill
s e ll for le s s th an w h o le sa le In v en .
lo r y o f slo c k . N ew 3-yr. lea se, »«5
per mo. »9390 to ta l Inel fix tu r e s .
Call MU. 7331. B. J. P ound er, R e a lty ,
3705 MB. 63d., P ortla n d 13, Ore.
P U M IC E and co n c re te block p lan t.
F u lly «*qpt. R e c e n tly .er ec ted , loc.
N ear pu inlce d ep o sit and situ a te d
Ideal for s a le s a b ilitie s. T otal e x ­
p e n d itu re s »18,00«. sa c . P. B tefan loh ,
P u lto n -P r e sn o B ld g., F resn o, C alif.
★
Al Robbs Virtually Owns
A Town All by Himself
Farmers can use tillage as an aia
in controlling such troublesome in­
ROBBS, ILL. — When Albert
One way of reducing weight is to
sects as grasshoppers, crickets and
Robbs speaks of his own home
reduce the amount of all liq u id s-
wheatstem sawfly, according to Dr.
town, he knows what he’s talking
water, tea, coffee, m ilk, soft and
shout.
hard drinks—by one half. This is J. A. Munro, entomologist of the
Robbs owns every house, Indus
because fat tissue holds water with­ NDAC agricultural experiment sta­
tion.
try
and store in this town of 150.
in it—about three pounds of water
The eggs of grasshoppers and
He owns a flour m ill, lumber
to eveiy pound of fat. Thus, while
water is "good for everybody," it crickets are laid during late sum­ yard, restaurant, general store and
automobile agency.
is not good for those who are over mer and remain in the soil un-
weight because they already are wa­ til spring when they hatch and the ! About the only things he doesn’t
own are the school and postofflee.
insects emerge.
ter-logged.
YAKIM A VAI.LKY EAHM % ml. N.
o f G randview , W ash. 30 A. 0 7
grap es, 10 m ini, II a lf a lf a , 3 ch erry
orchard. Itn nu ln dcr open laml P iped
for Irrigation. B u ild in gs, chick, lise
750 chick s. B eep w ell, alec, w ater
sy s .
T ools, equip m ent.
2 sm a ll
hou ses. P rice (IM.IIOO. TEIIMN.
M artha W llloitgby
O ran dvlew , W ash. P h o n s 8B31-T
15500 F U L L price. Antnlopu V alley
ranch, 10 urros, all under c u ltiv a -
tLm, new unfinished w h ile h •«. ,
p len ty w uler, a real buy, eh lek en s,
tu rk ey s, e tc P h. L a n c a ste r 383, or
w r ite S tillm a n Pond, L a n ca ster, Cal.
40-A. FARM . Black Roll. 9 co w s, 9
h eifers. Trnotur equip m ent. Good
b u ild in g s, p len ty w ater, fru it. On
ali B. It. routes. 3'4 ml. from tow n.
O. B. R U N T . H. 1, B ox 309, Oak
R arbor, W ash.
FARM M AC H IN ER Y & EQUIP.
K IIK -II IN T E R N A T IO N A L
TRA C TO R A N D 15-FT U T IL IT Y
D U A L A X L E SEM I
Bulk grain rack s, 2 s e l s o f turps, all
In e x c e lle n t condition E n gin e co m ­
p le te ly overh au led Bob C h risten sen
931
N. 184th. P h on e
R ichm ond
B eaoh 1403, B eattie, W a sh in gton .
H U -T P A T K K I - I I I AK
tA ltM
TgAPTOK
E xce lle n t < nndlU on, lo w ho u i
K. H W A T K IN X. W m
h
, O r». F h m
W n»o
»
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LIVESTOCK
TILLAM OOK g u aran teed d airy ca lv e s.
We are accep tin g or«,era now for
J e r se y h eifer c a lv e s sired by p u re­
bred b u lls and from production t e s t ­
ed d a m s
R easonable prices Writ«
T illam ook D airy H erd Im p rovem en t
A ssn ., T illam ook , Or.
F o il . I L L
Pi A.
II A Beg.
M ares 2 A. <4 II. A. N lalllon s. Ed
E ch o ls A. Q. II. A No. 4 120 and
P ark ers Chlcuro, Reg I*. 4825. A lso
w e a v er s und y e a rlin g s. Best b lo o d
lin es,
reason ab le
prices
W. D.
P ark er, S o n o ita , Arts.
FO R BALK: R egistered M ilking S h o rt­
horn bull c a lv e s. N eal M esm sn ,
L eonard R oad, O rsn ts P a ss, Ore.
POULTRY,
CHICKS
&
EQUIP.
“CH IC K S from our h eavy la y in g I'ar-
m en ter Iteils w ill m ake you co in s
back for more." C on ley's P o u ltry
F arm , V ida, O regon.
ICE CREAM * LUN CH . S e a ts 15.
M odern. B en t »35
»18,750. 4Sth.
100 Gal. 40 G al. H ard in g cab in et.
175 Gal. to H l-G rnde S ch o o ls. A rm y
In June. Sac. »8250.00. Oeo. F oe-
■atl, B sta c a d a . O regon.
M A STER Incubator No. 3 8844 e g g - .
N o . 1 t i n I r .iy h a to h e r, good cond.
B. J. B u s s e ll, K t. 1, B ox 318, Bt.
H alon s, Or».
G R A D E A D A IR Y
Illn e sa f o n t s s a le o f th is m odern 43.
a c re dairy, a ll under c u ltiv a tio n w ith
n ew se e d in g A ttr a c tiv e 4-bedroom
la ste r e d hom e, *■> bstnt. w ith oil
ea t, t ile bath & c ity w ater. E x c e l­
len t barn A m llk h o u se, lo a fin g shetl,
24 B a n g s A T B te ste il co w s, som e
yo u n g stock . F o rd -F e rg u so n tra cto r
w ith plow A m ow er a tta c h m e n ts,
m an u re sp read er. S u rg e m ilk in g m a­
chin.-.
.-tc,
T H IS
FA R M
HAS
EVERYTHING
A
PERSON
IS
LOOKING EOR ANB M UST BE
SEEN TO 11« APPRECIATED. THE
INCOME APPROX.
»1.000
PER
M ONTH. P R IC E D ,35.000 W IT H
T E R M S N orth Bend R e a lty , P h on e
1331, N o rth B end, W ash . Open Htm-
1»«_________
A U TO m i ’liT , 2 -h e d ro o m h o u se , 5
r en ta ls. G as A O il. B o x 133, R o ck ­
w a y . O regon.
SA L T W A T E R F IS H IN G RESO R T,
Loc. 80 nil. from S e a ttle . Land Inch
In sa le ; »13,500 to ta l price. 225 ft.
fr o n ta g e loc. In urea w here co m ­
p e tito r s nre n e ttin g from ,15.0 0 0
to »18,000 y r ly . T h is place req.
a d d itio n a l b o a ts to produco good
Incom e.
C O U N T R Y T O W N H DW . STO R E—
Loc. In brick bld g ; »60 ren t.; In
G ov. a r ea w here »60,000,000 Is being
sp en t In n ext 3 yr».; good op erator
can net »6,000 p lu s yr. »10,000 fu ll
pri
If you h a v e n ’t e n ou gh cash to p u r­
c h a se th e se
b u sin e ss e s , w e can
fin a n c e vou.
ACME B R O K E R A G E , IRC.
1919-Sth A ve.
S e a ttle , W ash .
8919N. W. N ational B lvd.
F aithful adherents of the "apple
Los Angeles 34, C alif.
a day” maxim, if they can think
back to war experience, w ill realize
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS.
that nowadays they are not nearly
R E A L ESTATE—MISC.
so likely as they used to be to find
6-TO N W hite, a lm o st new . 2900
G O R G EO US BAY and ocean view ,
a worm, or half a worm, in their
a c tu a l m ile s. C ost »9500. F la t
hw y. and w a te r fr o n ta g e, '4 acre
bed 13x8, 20-ton tw in H ell h o ist,
b e a u tifu l gard en , m od. 2-bedroom
apple. Also, says the U. S. depart­
18-ton G arw ood w in e h In back o f
hom e, a ltd gar., bsm t , auto, heat.,
ment of agriculture, the “ spray
cab, 12.00x20 tir e s , b o lste r f i t s In
frp lc., »18,000. C has. M arges, B ar-
c e n te r o f bed. Bed h a s sta k e
v ie w , C oos B a y , Or.
residue" problem is not nearly so
h o le s, e a s llv co n v e rte d fo r d irt.
troublesome as it was.
A s k in g »'.Min. M ake o ffe r . R O B ­
L e t th e A d s G u id e
ERT
O R EO O R Y , 1440 C arlos
The apple worm—or coddling moth
A ve., B u r lin g a m e, C alif. D lm ond
3-7129.
—problem appears to be on its
Y o u W h e n S h o p p in g
way out as a m ajor concern in
apple growing. DDT has proved an
HEW AND USBD
effective spray. In fact, in some
TRUCK PARTS
isolated orchards that do not draw
Hardy. G r e e n Ash or 2 0
moths from unsprayed or poorly 1 A ll A rm y and r e g u la r m od els. M o.
C h in e s e Elm. 12. II". 608
tors, T r a n sm iss io n s, R ear end«,
Sent
postpaid a l plant
IS
sprayed trees nearby, a good early
H o ls ts , W in ch es, E tc.
Inq time.
**
spray program w ith DDT may so j
W r ite , C all, W ire
WASHINGTON
NURSERIES
M otor T ru ck P a r ts k E qu ip. Co.
reduce coddling moths that there is
Toppenish. Washington
1730 P lr s t A ve. So., S e a ttle , W ash .
no need to spray against a second
brood.
James River Company
H auling C attle
But DDT has not proved a fu ll
George Washington foresaw the
When using a truck to haul cat­
solution to the apple insect prob­
necessity of binding the isolated
lems. I t does not make a clean tle to market, bed down the floor
outposts to the original 13 states
sweep of a ll the pests. Thus DDT with four inches of sand to provide
by means of transportation and
sprays perm it a buildup of some safe footing for the animals.
communication and urged that
pests that it does not control—the
such plans be put into effect In
When Boiling Rice
apple mites, for instance. The prob­
1783 the James River company was
One teaspoon of lemon juice to
organized to build a transportation
lem shifts, but a problem remains.
the water In which rice Is boiled
route to the west. Washington w«»
The mites do not cause wormy w ill help to separate the grains.
elected president of this company
apples, but the apples are smaler
end
construetion began on the
and of a poorer color.
Cancer in Children
James River canal.
Cancer has become one of the
However, the new insecticide
leading causes of death among chil­
parathion is making an impressive
W aterproofing O utside Walls
showing against nearly all the apple dren.
For waterproofing outside walls
pests. Federal entomologists say
made of concrete blocks, use ce­
E q u ality State
ment paint. Block walls should age
that it can not yet be recommended
Official flower of Wyoming Is the |
at least 24 days before the first
for general use, that considerable Indian paint brush and the mea­
coat Is applied and at least 48 hours
more controlled and expert testing dowlark Is the state bird.
more before the finish coat Is ap­
is needed. This is because the in­
plied. The cement paint should be
Red Cross Membership
secticide is an extremely poisonous
thoroughly scrubbed Into the sur­
Red Cross membership through­
m aterial and may hold public
face.
out
the
world
totals
88
million.
health hazards.
Tillage May Be Used in
Controlling Grasshoppers
F A ItM l 100 acres, abou t »0 a cres In
c u ltiv a tio n ,
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KEEPING H E A LT H Y |
IT IS gratifying to meet friends
1 and acquaintances, form erly hard
of hearing, who now meet you with
a normal, not a questioning, expres­
sion on their faces because they are
wearing properly-fitted and suitable
hearing aids.
FARMS AND RANCHES
P R O SP E R O U S W estern A uto S to re In
rich furiti tow n , »12,00« W estern
S tore Wo. 873, P a lo u se , W ash .
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MIND
BUSINESS A IN VEST. OPPOR.
BRO AD
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hatchery
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l'u llo ru in clean. Shank's H atch ery,
B ox 80-1, Hnbbard. O regon
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c h ic k s from tru p n eslcd slo c k . A lso
N ew Hatnp*« c h ick s from Uhls. 300-
339 e g g s. C u stom ers report 75-JO';,
p r o d u c t io n
O E ttS IM O R
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SK Y k P O U L T R Y F A R M . S ilv e rto n ,
O regon.
SEEDS. PLANTS, ETC.
RO C K H ILL Straw b erry
n e r le ss. E verb earin g,
Ju n e u n til N ovem ber.
»1 25 for 50; »s on for
8. 8. K ocher. Kt. 1,
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P la n ts. R u n .
B erries from
»2.25 for 25;
loo. P ostpaid.
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E V E R B E A R IN G ST K A W liK R R I E S.
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G em 104. »2.00; 1000, »14.u0; M on­
tan a P r o g r e ssiv e , 100, 14 00; 1000,
»25.00. M in n esota 1166, .Stream liner,
P ru n es M arvel, 100, »4 00. K uperfec-
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A ll prepaid. M cN eal B erry N n rsery ,
H a m ilto n , M untana.
M A R SH A L L ST R A W B E R R Y P la n ts,
»15 th ou san d Ted B eck er, R ou ts 8,
B en d ,
O reg o n .
BLUEBERRY PLANTS
N e w e s t and b est v a r ls tls s . L o w e st
p rices. Bend for 33th a n n iv ersa ry
p ries lis t.
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T h e D e a n C l in ic
In Our 3 9 th Year
OHinorn.cTia f h v s i o i a h b
N.E. Comer I. Burnilde and Grand Ave.
Telephone FAit 3918 Portland 14, Ore.
Our Presidents
Tallest president of the United
States was Abraham Lincoln—8
feet 4 Inches. Largest president
was Taft, who weighed 280 pounds.
The shortest was President Madi­
son, who was less than 3 feet 4
Inches.
Fashion Flashes
In suits you’ll be seeing the car­
digan neckline adapted to the drop
shoulder design as well as the
bolero which
has been smartly
flared back to echo the swinging
fullness of the skirt.
Costume bracelets no longer serve
to decorate your wrist. They do the
most practical things for you, carry
a b it of extra perfume, keep bus
and telephone coins waiting for you
conveniently, and even carry a
picture.
Flesh-colored straps on bodices of
dress-up dresses are almost more
popular than the strapless types of
gowns themselves. They look dainty
as well as feminine.
Flared gloves continue to be an
important feature of the wardrobe
but the flare is being made even
more dramatic than before with
color and ornamentation. Linings on
gauntlets are frequently turned back
so that your costume can sport a
flash of color.
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