Southern Oregon News Review. Thursday, March 24 1949
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Canada.
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Idaho.
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CH AN CE O ff A L1FK TIM N
FARMS A N D RANCHES
RABBITS & SKINS
DESCH UTES
CO UNTY — J20 a cres
near s t e a m 's S id in g , ju s t o f f Dnl-
lu s -k la in a tli F a lls illw a y . N orth >«
•" ’»'»‘•'Ip 31. so u th rung«
10W. M. G ruxlng, aomn necuml
g ro w th tim ber, »3200. B o n sa ll, 41«
» e a r l A ve., Ban C arlos, Cal.
WANT LlVlS RABBIT* 4 lbs. up. rab
F A R M : Ito acre», ab ou t 50 acros In
c u ltiv a tio n ,
butane«
puntur« iirul
tim ber, lo ca tio n near h lab w iiv 95 at
San dp oin t, Idaho. For fu ll deacrlp-
tlo n w rlta
B. T. TOLLBOM
B ox 840
S an dp oin t, Idaho.
bit sk in s, bides, wool, m ohair, o*a-
cara, liv e p oiillry. H ubv * C om pany,
»35 B. W » r u s t. P ortlan d , O regon.
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS.
MBW AMO U S 1 D
TRUCK PARTS
All Arm y and regu lar m od els. M o.
tola, Truiixiiilsalona. R ear ends,
H o lsts, W inches, Etc.
W rite, C all, W ire
M otor Truck P arte * Buulp. Co.
1780 P lr et A ve. Bo., B eattie, W ash .
YAKIM A VA LLEY FARM '» ml. N.
o f G ran dview , W ash. 30 A. II 7
g ra p es, 10 m in i. 8 a lfa lfa , 3 cherry
orchard. R em ainder open land. Pip. d
fo r Irrigation. R ulldlnga, chick, has.
750 chick». D eep w ell, elec, w aler
Muro for y o u r 'm o n e y Mere than
■ye. T ools,
equip m ent.
3 »m all
port.
elsew h ere.
h ou ses. P rice tlR.OOO. TERM S.
194« HIC KW 7 145 ' W II 3 sp eed »3150
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N ew G en eratin g P la n ts C om p leta 5
H olst and Dum p
.............. 3495
to too k w — fo% n i.c n u n t
*®-A. FARM . R lack so il. 9 co w s, 9 194» Chov. 2-Ton 146" W. B.
m
lb ny
V A T O IT IS » S Q U IP M S N T , XVC.
T ractor equip m ent. Good
2- Spred
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8798 C y p r u s S tr e et, O akland, C alif.
b u ild in g s, p le n ty w ater, fru it. On 1941 W h ile 3-Ton 14' vail
»11 It. It. m u le» . 3 ’A ml. from tow n.
3- Speed ................. „ ................
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11O 1EL. J u st ruducornted Inside and
V arbor, W ash.
4x31 Edger, V -8 M otor, B lad es. A ll
ou t. S tea m H eat, l 3-rooni apt. i
1941 1IIC H -to n Panel, new Urea <71
brand new. A sk in g »2300. M aks sn
3-room apt.; 1 2-room c o tta g e . W ill
1949 IIIC 6-tou DIID-50 C um m in»
70
Irrig a ted , creek bottom ,
o ffer . Oene V . Buok. 414 V a s t Tth..
160 h. p. D iesel en gin e, 6lh
in
S r21a‘’“ ,,able.
V d gar
V obblne
F lo y d H otel, F.B11, W aeh. » h o n e 8?.
a ll tilla b le . C entral L ew is county*
T he V allee, O regon. F h . 8338.
Wheel, Air Drake», 10.00x20
F air building». E x c e lle n t so il, plen ty
tires, Rudd w h eels. L o is o f
fru it.
Wm. L i v r u o t ,
O nalaska,
R ESTAUR ANT
Rubber. R est llu y o f A ll
3760
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nicS V ?/L1-,!V*,NU q u a r t e r s
1(46 Ford slx -w h e s lr r , T h orn ton
ON K Sil lb 1—6 x, M *r»» i p \i
drive, good sim p s, 16' A lum ,
NO SA T U R D A Y O 't S U N D A Y WolUC FOR SA L E : One hundred a cres; Irri
body
3960
g a te d farm . 35 acre» In a lf a lf a 7
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for “ * n ,r *,|U!* Incom e
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u cres com m ercial a p p les. P ack in g IH T U R N A T IO M A t, HABVRITTBR OO.
o f »95 per m onth frum bu ild in g
■ heil. Seven -room hou se. 2 m ile s I last 1 st B. B ea ttie 4. W ash. BB. 6161
G ood lea se at »140 per m„. E x cel-
A P LA N E T A R Y D A IL Y
tow n . S ch ool bu». w . D ibb le, W in
d * itr lc t>r"*r lov“ ,lo n 1,1 in d u str ia l
GUIDE FOR YOU
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1839 INTI,, streamlined tank truck, suitable
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pared annually by L L E W E L L Y N
C I4 I-I-K K 1)11. CO.
Ings, good for stock and dry f u n n
ing, l m l. from river. Nr. l i l t and 3347 NW Ml. Helens Kg., Psrllsng, Orsgsa.
GEORGE, w e ll know n author and
MOHMAN DB M BYBK . B L T B
7701 35th A ve. B. w.
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f * f ; 2 m ile s from D ubois», Idaho
lecturer.
W ill se ll or trade for P ortland POULTRY. CHICKS & EQUIP.
Mr- V ldd, HO. 0088. O pen Bun.
I t has been published every year
prop erty or sm a ll farm or w ill se ll
S e a ttle , W a sh in g to n
since 1906, and is fille d w ith prac-
' ,i'y Icrm s. A. H lpke, 3640 V. "CHICKS from our h eavy la y in g Par-
A lb in a A ve., P o rtla n d , O regon.
m enter R eds w ill m ake you corns
tical, helpful inform ation fo r daily CA.1- E.', Illnes" forces sale of uh vx>
back for m ore." O onlsy's P o u ltry
use by every one.
Vi- n !y. J>°P‘*,ar a profitable cafe. EOK SA L E 94-ncru Irrigated farm .
P erm , V id s, O regon.
Thousands use the "M oon Sign
t X .* / W
B -g ra d e d airy burn, a lios, o u tb u ild
in g s, II-room m odern. 4-room bouse
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Book successfully because i t gives
California.
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410 •" Y akim a V alley,
PO U LTS
II. H. P ullorum clean.
best dates fo r Farm ing, Gardening j s d r sat f „» i,„.
*3e 00®. W. B itar, O ranger, W aeh.
V e llle C om pton, V t. 1, J e ffe r so n ,
Planting, Fishing, P o u ltry Raising^
body ami paint »hop' sh.i-wO^<i o*-
O regon.
FARM B A R G A IN
Business and Personal A ffa irs, etc.
Ph- 4363, shvrwooa, Oregon
3 AC RES, lev el land. S h o w p la ce o f M \H T IJt I in 'it , f, r No. 3 3500 e g g s.
according, to.. the correct. Moon D A T A A l t M M l busln»»», ca r up - ‘ W
ash in g to n , on H ig h w a y »9. f if t y
No. 1 (In tray batcher, good cond.
Sign.
m ile s north o f P ortlan d . O regon.
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lan , W en atch ee, W ash .
Moon?
lar. T erm s. H en ry G ardner. 1009
B ETTER Q U A L IT Y CH ICKS
S. W. M orrison, P ortlan d , O regon.
W hy do florists plant seeds in the
Ut ‘W RING E Q U IP M E N T
c arthy hatchery
2nd quarter and a certain Moon Ideal for tavern », a m u sem e n t cen ter»
FA R M M A C H IN E R Y 4 EQUIP. O ew ego, Ore. Order H ow l CV. 4398
, resort», e tc. 3 c o m p lete r eg u la tio n
Sign?
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H EA V Y Hreeit C ockrels, ev ery F rid ay.
When to plant wheat, corn or any
.3 b a lls, r eg u la tio n a lle y . L ig h ts'
K R R -12 IN T E R N A T IO N A L
P ullorum i l.u n S h an k ’s H a tch er y ,
benches, e tc E v e r y th in g to open up
TRA CTO R A N D 35-F T . U T IL IT Y
other seeds fo r best results?
B ox 80-1, Hubbard, O regon
a b ow lin g a lle y or you r ow n . M ust
D U A L A X L E SEM I
When to transplant, prune, graft,
sa c r ific e . M ake o ffe r A- w ill a ccen t Hulk grain rack», 2 » e ls o f tarp», nil 1 S I I I.I.' I:
1
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destroy weeds, cut tim ber, set
trade. W ill d e liv e r any p lace
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chick» from trapnealnd slo c k . A lso
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p le te ly o v e rh a u le d Bob C hrlatsnaan
posts, etc.?
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339 egg i. C ustom er» report 75-91)'2
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production
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Oregon.
v A tra cto r w ith plow and m ow er,
W hy should you plant flow ers in
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R an ch es, c ity hom es and o th e r b u si
W orld'» b est layer« U. K. app roved.
P . T. L A B B A B B B CO.
Moon’s phase?
n e ss property. M yrdal C om pany,
U . H. P ullorum pagsed. Pen» m ated
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P h on e 841
M ln o u la , M ontana.
When are the best times to buy,
to double pedigreed m ale» d irect
from P arm entrr farm . Chick» 19c,
sell, collect, rent, travel, move, ro x IS L A N D w aterfront and bland 5 and
M i l « A T E R F II.I.A K FA R M TR A C TO R
p u lle ts 33c, co ck erels 8o. C hick fo ld
_ „ Excellent condition, low hours.
or build?
10-acre tracts. Terms to ault
er.
P au l D u d ley, V . I, B oa 3710,
g. II W A T K IN S , Wasco, Ór». Ph. 493 Waste.
W rite Owner, GEO. B B N TLB Y
W hal are your most favorable and
P ortlan d , O regon.
I’A U K R SH E L L P E C A N S
100 pounds, {25; (0 pounds, {14 35- j j
pounds »7.25; 9 pou nd s, »8.75 dc
liv e r sd your E x p r e ss O ffic e. W. D
B a n tin g , U vald e, T e x a s. R eferen ce,
l'u n 3i H ru d street's C om m ercial R e
N ew au toi la tlo « 1 sttrio d on u t m uchlne
and eq uip m ent, «3,099. N ew ele<*
lu n ch eo n ette e q u ip , »2,000. N ew e x
cel. elec, popcorn m ach. »150. or a ll
three for »3S25. 7018
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BUYS FOR FEBRUARY
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MOON SIGN BOOK
Keep your Cookie Jars Filled!
(Set Recipes Below)
Delicious Cookies
LYNN CHAMBER'S MENU
MOUTH WATERING while they
hake, mouth-melting when you
taste them, that’s the way we like
our cookies! Remember, too, you
should always have them on hand
if you want to keep the family
nappy or for on-the-spot entertain
ing.
With youngsters raiding
the
cookie jar, it's sometimes hard to
keep it filled, so bake in large quan
tity. I f you re
serve c o o k i e s
for entertaining,
make two or three
of your best varie-
I ties and p a c k
them in those at
tractive tins, be-
t w e e n layers of
waxed paper, and serve right from
the tin. They’ll be pretty enough.
• • •
•Walnut Dreams
(Makes about 36 squares)
First Layer:
54 cup butter or shortening
54 cup confectioners’ sugar
% cup sifted cake flour
Boiled, Sliced Tongue
Creamed Potatoes
Buttered Spinach
Carrot-Pineapple Salad
Bolls
Beverage
Stewed or Canned F ruit
Cookies
•Recipe Given
flatten on an ungreased cookie sheet
with the tines of a fork, making a
cross design. Bake in a moderate
<3<5‘ ) oven for 10-12 minutes. If
desired, these may also be shaped
with a cookie press.
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•Butterscotch Brownies
___________» liv e n , Washington.
im portant days of the year? To
(Makes 16)
m
arry?
DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC.
H enp butter or shortening
When to get a permanent wave or E N G L IS H S E T T E R m ale p u p T T te iis-
54 cup dark corn syrup
h a ir cut, employment, etc.?
tered. L ouie D n oh atsan , P h on a 3F22,
54 cup brown sugar
These and many other questions
B t. 2, B o x 8, I n u m c ls w , W ash .
1 egg
are explained in a simple, non
cup flour
SEEDS. PLANTS, ETC.
technical, yet scientific and prac
K cup chopped pecans or wal
tical manner, to help you w o rk in RO C K H ILL S traw b erry P la n ts. R u n .
nuts
harm ony w ith Nature fo r good re
n e r le ss, E verb earin g, Kerrie» from
Ju n e u n til N ovem ber. (2 25 for 35-
Cream together butter and sugar- sults.
34.35 fo r 50; »3.00 for 100. Poatpald.’
This popular book enjoys in
W isconsin
B. S. X och sr. B t. 1, B ox 85, O na
add corn syrup, well-beaten egg’
la sk a , W ash in gton .
creasing
sales
each
year
and
Fold in flour and nuts. Pour into a
5 H.P. Motor
Cream butter until flu ffy; add square pan and bake in a moderate | iio n a l0 g u l r a n t ^ 1 m o w y ^ c k ^ C ra T IP li Dr.BwLbVrEryTAP?.„CS RVALL,S
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sugar and flour and m ix until (350 ) oven for 20-25 minutes. Cut
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V L L IV O 8O V , M A PL B T O V , ORB.
thoroughly blended. Pat m ixture in- I squares- Dust
T' —* with confectioners'
Price SI.10 in lhe U. S. A.
E V E R B E A R IN G ST R A W R E R R I E S .
sugar if desired.
to a baking pan, about 12” x8” x l ” .
Llew ellyn Publishing Co.
L arge .h e a lth y , fr e sh dug p la n ts
Gem too, {2.00; 1000, »14.00; M on
These i c e b o x
8913N. W. N ational Blvd.
Bake in a moderate (375°) oven un
ta n a P r o g r essiv e, 100, »4.00; looo
cookies are good
Lcs Angeles 34, C alif.
U.5.00. M in nesota 116«, .Streamliner,'
til golden brown. While s till warm,
B rune» M arvel. 100. »4.00. S u p e r fe c -
with a glass of
ip with the following;
L O N E L Y ? The In ter n a tio n a l Club w ill
tlon, 1D0 »6.00; R ock h ill, 100, »6 00
m ilk or a dish of
h elp you. C on fid en tial, B o x 462.
A ll prepaid M cV eal B arry V u raery.
Second Layer:
m v e r to n H e ig h ts B ranch. S a x ttls,
H a m ilto n , M ontana.
K>)ice cream
and
W ash in g to n .
2 eggs, well beaten
simply wonderful
Y K IN D S S eed lin g n u t tree».
The La-Trac Jr. Is d e sig n e ^fo ^g a rd e n in g , berries orchard« land
l$ i cups brown sugar
Id a h o Trae F arm , S p irit L ak e, Id ah o
for parties or des F U E L O IL tank s, 425 G al., »20. P hone
MA
6164.
W
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G
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Su
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1 cup moist shredded coconut
serts:
D eep Creek, W ash in gton .
Butterscotch Icebox Cookies
1 cup chopped black walnuts
slde-»Uppin< or m irin g down. W eight 523 lbs. Lifetim e oil-
BLUEBERRY PLANTS
E A R N A S YOU L E A R N
(Makes 5-6 dozen)
2 tablespoons pineapple mar
G. I. appvd., f u ll su b siste n c e . N on -
V e w e s t end b eet v a r ie tie s. L o w e e t
1 cup butter
malade
v e ts in vited . D ozen s o f fu ll, p a r t,
p r ice s. Send fo r 85th a n n iv er sa r y
tim e jo b s la s t yr. (A ls o ta u g h t by
2 cups brown sugar
p rice U et.
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2 tablespoons flour
n-.a l l ) .
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
J B W D L L ’S DETBCTTVB SCHOOL
EBERHARDT
304 M arlon St.
SB. 5841
H teaspoon soda
BLU EBER R Y NURSERIES
S e a ttle, W ash .
Mix these ingredients in order
6200 Sand Point W a y
Seattle 5. W ash.
% teaspoon salt
* t - 1, O lym p ia, W aeh.
given. Top first layer and bake in a 354 cups flour
“T IR E S ”— Save 1 /3 . N ew , ru g g ed a ll
D ealership O pen
p u rp ose airp lan e tir e s. 10 In ch es to
moderate (375°) oven until golden
1 cup chopped nutmeats
66 in ch es h igh . C om p lete w h eel
brown, 20-25 minutes. Remove from
a ss e m b lie s a tta c h e a s ily to you r i
Cream the butter and sugar. Add
oven, let cool slightly, then frost
a x le s . F re d e ta ils. W rlto card today.
soda
to
eggs;
m
ix
with
butter
and
A
JrpU ne T ire C o , B o x 1 2 0 1 .F , T u
with
Hardy. C i t t a Ath or
la re 1, C aliforn ia.
sugar. Add salt, flour and nutmeats
C h i n a t a Elm. 1211".
Third Layer:
Sam peiipoid at plant.
Work into a roll. Wrap in waxed BOOTS: H igh grade, fa n c y , h an d
Ing lima.
som e, w e ste rn sty le , m ade to your
paper and let stand in refrigerator
1 enp confectioners’ sugar
y 2ur 0,1 or
beater, stovea, fire-
m easu rem en t. L a te st catalog.
WASHINGTON
NURSERIES
?r burners ?b«ni,'Pll,nC’‘" ,n d b o u s.-tra ll.
overnight or until needed. Slice C R IC H BT BOOT C O , V L FA SO , T B X .
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H teaspoon grated orange rind
W IL D G eese, D u ck s, P e a fo w l, P h e a s-
(400°) oven for 10-12 minutes or un
% cup finely chopped black wal
a n ts. F a n c y P ig e o n s. P r ic e s free.
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til golden brown.
nuts
F O R S A L E : R e g ister e d M ilk in g S h o rt
Orange Juice
"TROUTLODGE"
F in g e r lin g
and
horn bull c a lv e s. B a a l M w m a a ,
•T utti-F rutti Cookies
T ab le T rout. B o s 406, Boap Lake,
L eon ard Hoad, G ran ts F e e s , Ore.
(Makes 5 dozen)
Blend together sugar, butter,
W ash in g to n .
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Use of Aspen
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Use only spinach leaves if you fings for meat and fish.
car’s weight distorts the normal
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like to have your spinach free from
contour of the tire body. The tire
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dresses. They may be used in almost
treated aspen fence posts rarely
usually are. Many of these are in
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then fold the vegetable into thick lightful salad. You can round out
last more than three to four years.
beautiful pure silk prints and come any way but are stunning when
weakening the cord and resulting
white sauce and season with a dash the salad plate with sliced toma-
sprinkled on the bodice or when
When
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Lace is taking on great fashion
Insufficient resistance is provided
small rolls of dough dipped in eggs.
the same fashion below the waist
products are not in contact with
importance. I t ’s used as trimming,
to prevent the tire from being
melted butter or fat, then tossed In
swinging upwards to the hip«.
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remain moist for considerable pe
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crushed or cut when the tire strikes
baking.
riods, deterioration by decay may
licious, unusual flavor.
that are trimming both bodices and for the coming season, but many
a curb, rock, or rut.
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skirts of many of the new dresses.
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