S o u th ern O regon News Review, Thursday, Ju ly 14, BH9
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Expansion Plan
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Freeze Foods for Future Use
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Freeze your Foods
OAST TURKEY in mid-summer,
broiled chicken in January and
strawberry shortcake in Decem­
ber, these are some of the items
which are a real possibility on
menus if you have facilities for
freezing your food. This may be a
freezer right in your out » home,
or it might be space rented at one
of the large lockers that are now
available in so many localities.
Foods know no season when i t ’s
possible to freeze them, and, this,
of course, is one
of the best ways
to avoid m e a l
monotony. Y o u
s i m p l y freeze
the food when
it ’ s at the peak
of the season,
then eat it when
you want it.
Freezing food is one of the sim­
plest of preserving methods since
foods require only a minim um of
preparation, and they retain their
freshness until thawed and pre­
pared.
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How to Prepare Meat
For Freezer
T’S a simple job to freeze meat
for future meals and you need
follow only a few simple rules to
do it successfully.
When choosing animals for freez­
ing, select those healthy ones of
size and weight which w ill pro­
duce the quality of cuts preferred
by the fam ily. Excessive fat is un­
necessary, but an ample covering
of fat protects the lean from dry­
ing out during the frozen storage.
This latter does not apply to veal
since that meat has little fat.
These rules apply whether you
purchase meats from a market or
produce house. Ask for quality cuts
from prime cattle, and mention
that you intend freezing them and
the butcher may be more careful
in his selection.
Once the carcass is prepared, chill
the meat immediately as bacteria
grow rapidly at the high tempera­
tures. Molds, bacteria and yeast
may ruin the flavor of the meat un­
less it is chilled at once.
Meat cutting is no job for a
novice and should be doqe by the
butcher or an expert meat cutter
at a locker plant. You, however,
should specify cuts you want, if
you've purchased a carcass or part
of one. I t ’s a good idea to have the
meat cut in fam ily size portions to
eliminate waste, since the meat
cannot, or should not be frozen once
it has been thawed.
I t ’s popular, too, to have meat
boned since it requires less freezing
space, and since the bones cannot
puncture wrapping paper once
they’re eliminated.
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I
Proper Wrapping
Saves Quality
TT’S UNWISE to economize on
* wrapping paper for frozen foods
since the meat may dry out and
"freezer burns’ ’ often result. Reg­
ular butcher paper, ordinary waxed
paper or grocery store type paper
are not used. Moisture and vapor-
proof paper bags or cartons made
especially for this purpose are best.
They should be easy to fold, wrap
or handle, tough enough to resist
tearing, and capable of receiving
an ink or china pencil mark for
labeling.
LYNN SAYS:
Use These Freezing
Tips to Help You
Varieties are of great importance
in the successful freezing of fruits.
Apples for sauce, for example,
should be Baldwins, Greenings,
Northern Spy or Yellow Transpar­
ent types.
Study the freezing space which
w ill be available to you, and plan
how much of each fruit, vegetable,
meat or poultry you w ill have. Don’t
overstock one item so that you can't
freeze something you want.
LYNN CHAMBER’S MENU
Chicken Shortcake with Gravy
Buttered Lim a Beans
Carrot Sticks Beverage Cookies
Peach Salad in Cherry Gelatin
Peppermint Ice Cream
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ROBABLY one of the m o il con­
P
troversial pieces of legislation
scheduled to come before this con­
Gabby V arnilnter A ckley «*-*J®,m
70 W in »57 Cal Model 70 W in J!0
sw ift H nrlnufbUI Kporter, Knfl*l<l
«porter, »9.04 N ew F. N. M auser
A ction 1.efev e r Bros. .stock 13» item.
1» Iona r ifle W in »0 Ja dou ble
Golt W oodsm an. W rite for prices
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an d In fo r m a tio n
Geo. I*. O oeney,
■ o a T3. D ayton , W eak.
Each bundle of meat in the freez­
er should contain enough meat for
your fam ily for
a meal. Waxed
or waterproofed
It is interesting to this reporter,
paper m a y be
and
to others here who have been
used
between
each hamburger, listening to big business "dam n"
s t e a k or chop the so-called New Deal for the past
since this makes 15 years, to hear its opponents,
them easy to separate and hastens now admit that the only bulwarks
thawing once they come out for against a depression such as oc­
use. Or, in this case, you may curred in the 1930s are these New
readily remove two or three chops Deal measures. These include in-
without thawing the whole package. j surance of bank deposits; unem-
I ployment insurance; social security
Pull the proper wrapping tightly payments; the securities and ex­
around the meat to smooth out change and the holding company
all possible air and eliminate air acts; the federal reserve banking
pockets. The package should be , system and sound money; govern­
smooth and firm ly packed to con­ mental efforts for a piece-meal, reg*
serve storage space.
| ulated change-over from a war to
Seal the paper with a "drugstore a peace-time economy; reorganiza­
fold’’ which means bringing one tion of the home mortgage market
edge over the other and folding it through the federal housing admin-
over the shorter sheet. Now twist I istration; farm price support and
or fold the ends and seal with ace­ many other such cushions to soften
tate (scotch) tape. This tape is not a depressional decline.
affected by moisture or cold.
Label all packages so you can
easily identify them when you want Another Taft Speaks
them. The label should contain the
Charles P. Taft, of Cincinnati is
type of meat enclosed, the number a lawyer and city councilman in his
of servings or the weight in pounds, home city. He is a brother of Sen.
and the date on which it was Robert A. Taft of Ohio. But he re­
wrapped for freezing.
cently made a speech at Warren,
As soon as the meat is wrapped Ohio, which this reporter feels has
and labeled, place in the freezer. If more common sense expressed in
you do not have a freezer at home, one manuscript than we have read
store the packages in the refrigera­ in a long time.
Speaking on the present unrest
tor until you can take them to the
locker, but this should not be more as between the extreme left and
right ideologies on social security,
than a few hours.
• • •
public welfare, federal housing
and federal aid to education and
Frozen Poultry
even in some fields of health and
Keeps Well
Frozen poultry is one food which medical care, he declared federal
keeps well in its frozen state, and intervention has not resulted in
requires even less socialism. He did say, however,
a t t e n t i o n than that it has resulted in a centraliza­
f r e e z i n g meat tion of government in Washington
since you yourself because of failure of local state,
can prepare it for city, county and township, govern­
freezing with no ments to do the job themselves.
Said Taft: "A g ricu ltu ra l groups
special tools. Clean
the bird and dis­ have not had too much understand­
joint it, and in place of cooking it, ing of our city problems in these
wrap it for freezing to be cooked fields of relief and medical care
and housing. But farmers are one
several months later.
of the most intelligent and broad­
Birds are killed, bled, plucked, minded of our various groups in
chilled and dressed before they can the state and they are always ready
be packaged. I f you desire, i t ’s a to listen, in my experience.
great convenience to stufT the poul­
"A substantial section of the
try and freeze it in that state, so
conservatives,
mostly in the
the poultry is ready to pop in the
Republican party, however, and
oven for Christmas or Thanksgiv­
especially in Ohio, has rared
ing dinner. Do not use sage in the
back and called all these pro­
dressing if you expect to keep the
posals socialism or commun­
bird more than three months since
ism." Taft then explained that
the flavor permeates the meat.
certain kinds of business ser­
Here’s a guide for chicken to be
vices and certain kinds of ser­
frozen: broilers should not weigh
vices to human needs were es­
over two and a half pounds dressed,
sentially governmental services,
or be over 12 weeks old; frying
but were not necessarily fed­
chickens should weigh from three
eral government functions. For
to three and a half pounds and be
instance he said:
20 weeks old.
"As to poor relief, work relief,
Fowl for fricassee may weigh aid to children and the blind and
from four to six pounds and can be aged welfare and medical care pro­
from one to two years old. A roast­ grams for those in need, our vigor­
ing chicken should weigh four to ous opponents of the welfare state
five pounds, but is best if r.ot more would do better to pay more atten­
than a year old. Capons should tion to the effectiveness with which
weigh from 7 to 10 pounds but the states administer the program
should not be over 8 to 10 months and less to the dangers of federal
old.
domination.”
On federal housing and slum
F ru it juices for breakfast or bev­
erages are easily frozen. Select clearance, he said: "you can’ t get
good juices from well - matured all the housing we need without
fruits and chill thoroughly. E xtract government help and public hous­
the juice and pour into paraffin ing. It is not socialism but assist­
coated tubs or cylinders. Freeze ance and stimulation of private
enterprise building.”
immediately.
On national health insurance, he
Water used for washing fruit,
berries and vegetables should have said: “ They (the doctors) had bet­
ice in it unless the temperature is ter spend more tim e working on
sound schemes and less in damning
lower than 65°.
Speed the harvest to the freezer socialized medicine. What we need
just as you speed food to the can in order to avoid socialized medi­
for canning to prevent food value cine is a private system that w ill
enable moderate income people to
loss and deterioration.
afford good medical care.”
BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR.
RKBOKT, located on Millenne lake. '»
ml. o f f h lw ay 101 D oing •»••‘’„/•¡"r.-
round buxines*. tilM X ’A lt» Ml ORB,
9 fu rn ish ed »«bin s, « r o t i«wn»r x
bom «, docks boatu, m otors For de-
tn lls w rit« ow ner.
W B 8T L A X B »BSO W T.
W eatlak e, Or«.
A g e n ts w elcom e.
D B U IIL E H « d r u g s to re , loo. on I I I
w a y s 6 9 -70 S I In W lc k e tib iir e , A rts
d u d s ra n c h c a p ita l o f w o rld Id e a l
sp ot fo r c o u p le w h o w a n t f in e In ,
coins. N e t p r o f it In s t y e a r *71)0«
p ine
II 1.590 fo r e q u ip an d e (,,c k
P A IN T , M A B D W A » * AMD C A B IN E T
shoo, locn lcd In th r iv in g oo iiim u n lly ,
i i i u I ii
a»reel location . A eh,inc«* to
get in cn « new bu ild in g program .
All go«» for »211,01)0 Including build
HP f it - ItCt'P le a n la la Is n rk . M a n u fac­
tu re r ut high grade candles, pure Ive
v ie am ami ice plant. W liutraale a ml re­
tail. Quod b u l l i o n (or m an and Wile,
hou se
1300 m o.
U R A N IU M T E S T S , »3 per sam p le fur nish ed Apt
Furn. bom« »19,eon
net. »Itl.OOO
(q u a lita tiv e ); »10 per sa m p le (q u an ­
tit a t iv e ) , tle la e r co u n ters, portable,
T rade I or boil« for ranch O. w .
L t w n i l , 533 W est Is t, A b e r '.san,
wt
lbs c o m p , p o a tp .l. H •**•'’■
H andbook
U ranium
m iners)«.
»-
W ash .
cot>y. powtpd.
good vqulpiil'-nt
DEMUMT b A lO B S T O B I M
F u ll K A L E -» 'a fe
Mew r ile d n e r B id *., P o rtla n d 5, Ora.
and leñar. « c a ls (6. A. B. Dodil, 34)5
W. L ew is Bt.. P s-o o . W n. P h on s
gress within the next few weeks is
to be known as the expansion act
of 1949, intended by its sponsors
to bolster the country against any
widespread depression now, or in
lO A ItIN O «leaker w ith tin s an d ' ük ln*.
the months in the offing.
aller A u d e r .e a , I here» lire e e O r e . et
The proposed legislation, already W
p h en e F e r r e t O r e v e 30-M -ll. 7-0 A M .
alarming some big business lead­ I N P F K W O O I i F illet» I .a k rr bo -kkeeptn«
ers, according to the meager in­ machine. need »■« m outh., not fitted Io
formation which has been forth­
coming concerning its provisions,
would provide for long-tern» gov­
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS.
ernment guaranteed loans to busi­
4-CYL. Ford w ith T hornton dual
ness for expansion. The small busi­ I 19»»
drive H as 41. V. W. r a tin g o f 30 000
ness man is taken care of in the
lbs
R ep lacem en t e n g in e In stalled
thia sp rin g. T hornton chocked at
project, identified as those who em­
s.im e tim e. 8:25x20 11-ply tires. V ac­
ploy 500 or less.
uum b ooster brakes, a lso a u x ilia r y
vacuum lank
H eavy d u ty tra iler
This reporter touched on this
h itc h — tr a iler brake hose to rear o f
subject in a recent column as
(ru ck —cab
con trol
for
trailer
brakes. T r u c k ste ll g lo v ed
fram e.
oacked by a group of eight so-
M echan ically good. N eed s body and
called liberal senators headed by
fender work, o th e r w ise In good
senator M urray of Montuna. With
sh ap e H as 17(1" w h eelb ase. A BUY
at »897,
unemployment grow .ng. talk about
B E L 1 W Y M A X CO M PANY
this plan is becoming widespread in “33 Y ears W ith Dwdgr in Yakima'*
P hone 6113
Washington and recent visits of
»03 Bo. T lr s t S tr e et. Y ak im a, W ash.
tabor leaders to President Truman
nave given rise to the talk that the ».10 G A L. » romp, tra c k lan k for pickup,
M e te r, reel. pump. hose,
measure w ill finally become an
r e rlla n d . O r ..
«a-.» N. E . »tad..
sdministration bill. According to in­
formation it w ill work much like
die old NRA act.
The recent report of the fed­
eral reserve board to the ef­
fect that people have Just as
much money and are able and
willing to buy, provided price
and quality are right, has
scoti hed some of the supposed
depression talk, and the charge
is being made openly that those
who talk most about a coming
depression are those who want
and would benefit by such an
economic state of affairs.
business a invest . OPPOR.
W HOLESALE
“TO DEALERS"
and
Lowest Price* Ever Quoted
"TO USERS"
T'J's
»900 up
AC, C aterp illar, IHC, T9. T P 9 T P H
60 to C hoose From
Shovels
$950 up
Yard
19 Super BarKalnM to P ick Prom
A lso A ll S h o v el A tta ch m en t»
We're Ready to Do Business
15 GRADER BARGAINS
»1400 Up B u y s a L ate M odel Job
A u stin , W estern ''99", C at. 12-11»,
G alion, A dam s. H urry, H urry.
Also
K ohler KW L ig h t P la n ts, »25 up;
H y a ter Fork L lfta , L o g g in g A rch es,
A ir C otnpressora .D ru m s
Dozer
B lad es.
W ater
P u m p s.
T rack s,
B a lls, S ta tio n a r y E n g in es, L oaders,
M obile C ranes, A llls-C h a lin e rs. Cat.,
IHC T ra cto r P a rts.
This Can Go On and On
Let's Use Your Price
No Bickering
PA C ITIC T B A C T O B b E Q U IP . CO.
LA 7300 B ea ttie, W ash . LA 9533
8755 Z . M argin al, 5336 B. M arg in a l
FARMS AND RANCHES
FOR SA L E — F arm on n ew U. 8. H l-
w a y 99E, b etw een S alem and A l­
bany. 105 a c re s n ice hom e, creek.
»IS.000 T. M ack, B t. 1, B o x 30, J e t-
fe r so n , Ore.
O L Y M P IC I’-n ln su lu , K0 urrc» farm
and tlm b erlan d . T w e lv e c a b in s on
S old u c R iv e r and H ig h w a y 101. E x ­
c e lle n t fis h in g , h u n tin g . 11-room
h o u se In fin e c o n d itio n , e le c tr ic ity ,
hot w a ter heat. Splendid barn. Year
around Incom e. W rite
S lio a 'i
" W s stla n d s ,” Bappho, W a sh .
W A T E R F R O N T — D a iry farm . On S e ­
qu im Bay.
m ile w a te r fr o n t, b est
v ie w in W a sh in g to n , tir a d e A m ilk
d a iry . A ll a to ck Ac e q u ip m e n t. A bout
»5000 dow n , r e s t up to 20 y ea rs,
4% In terest. O w ner p a ra ly zed 9 mo.
M u st se ll. P ran k Mukaa, B e a tk a v sn ,
409 B outk J, T so o m x , W a ih ln g to u .
Y A N C O V Y B B , W A S H IN G T O N
W o n d erfu l bu y! O nly »8650.00!
a c re s, brand n ew 6-room m odern
hom e. 1 sto r y . N o b a sem e n t. H ard ­
w ood flo o ra . 995 fe e t flo o r apace.
A u to m a tic oil flo o r fu r n a c e . E lec­
tr ic w a te r h e a te r. W ired for r e f r ig ­
e ra to r and ran ge. A u to m a tic E le c tr ic
w a te r pum p. G arage. 16 fr u it tr ee s,
2 y e a r s old. N o. 1 so li, a il c u ltiv a te d ,
on p aved road 5 m ile s from c ity
c en ter. Im m e d ia te p o s s e s s io n . T erm s
»2000.00
dow n.
B a la n ce
»55.00
m o n th ly . In clu d in g in te r e st.
May
p u rc h a se *4 a c re m ore If d esired .
J o h n J. X u h n k e, 813 B. 31 Bt., V a n ­
c o u v e r, W a sh . T e l. 3149W .
INSTRUCTION
And bar
c o u r se .
te n d e r s
S p rin g ,
B A B T B N D IN G
m a n a g e m en t. H om e stu d y
E s t. 1937. F ree d e ta lla . B a r ­
S c h o o l, D ep t. A , 357 8.
L o s A n g e le s, C a lif.
POULTRY,
CHICKS
& EQUIP,
0841
•A FE ON H IG H W A Y 97 F u lly equip'
Beer
Been»«
.mu uinuneille.
w ell.
Iloin e In kn otty pine H eaw onsbly
priced. Box 5», I'lieniuB , Oro.
FOR «A L E : « tore bu ild in g w ith gro­
cery eq u ip m en t and fix tu r e s . B u ild ­
ing b as m ildern fiv e-ro o m spurt«
m e llt In b a d . Good local Ion »9000.
W rite 035 3ad Bt.. B aker, O regon.
H A M P S H IR E
ìa-U M IT AUTO CO UBT
P lua 5-room hom e. Y r.-round Incorna.
6 (s lots, u p tow n location . 12»,000.
By ow ner. 301 B. M oB sd sy. B essp ts,
O regon.
B E «T m o n e y -m a k in g c a fe In G orge
G ood tow n, « a w m ills, lo g g in g and
boat w orker». N ew m illion dollar
p lyw ood m ill to open In Ju ly . Big
punch board und »lot m achine play.
S eat» 22. O pen 2« hrs. Good yr.
around b u sin e ss. L ease, stock and
fix tu r e s , »8000 W ould co n sid e r h a lf
c a sh und balan ce In e q u ity In a c r e ­
a g e or borne. W rite J . 1«. Dee, B o s
499, B tsvsn aon , W a sh in g to n .
Curtain Holders
Gourd Fishing
Almost invariably In some south­
ern sections of the country, the
trot-line fisherman ha* a sideline.
It i* the laborious, but often
spine-tingling "hobby” of gourd
fishing—a backwater sport.
Thi* method consists of tying
lines and baited hooks to gourds
(the more the m errier) *nd plac­
ing them strategically about the
lake. The fisherman then gets into
hi* boat and keeps an intent eye
on his army of gourds.
Th i c lllv ir n t plant layout p r u d u e u iuii<h
• a * n and m ould«! Itvtns. P lan t is SOxl.Hl'
w ith 3 a c i* yard, lia s •K v alle n l iuatlitig
■ h « l a tta c h « !. .»II concrete base, ■srvicad
by p rlva ta spur track . Tool room, up t o
date slwwai room, spacious nunlsrn office
space which c >n a lto accom modate nice
living Q u a rt« ■
Equipped
w ith good
blower system, w a s ! * b u in e i, 10lo o t wide
dou.s for H yster e n try , two Vonnegut
all electric m oulders, saw ing euuipinent,
and B tlysteift. 1-mpinys 7 to .10 people
as you may tlesire. An Ideal plant for
red w ood and fir products. P re fe r cash
»leal
300 but o ffer a ttra c tiv e lim e plan
SIS.ObO down and the balance to be paid
off by shipping us from this plant apprngU
m .itelv 7 carloads m illed stock to our
Bpe»-irtcatlons over a period of 0 or B
months. Interested parties pie tee w rite
or w ire John 1«. K rleeea, <«en»ral M aa*
ager. The N atlen a l V en tilated Awning
Cem pany, BO3 H a ll S treet, P a lla e . Tesne.
FOR « A L B : T w o I t s g ls ls r s d
b e sf
«b o rth o rn B u lls. Year old. B est o f
breeding.
W rite for d e sc r ip tio n s.
Jack B u tsc h y , W oodland. W ash .
REAL ESTATE—MISC,
FOR « A I.E or leans. 182-ft. fr o n ta g e
near lto»eb urg c ity lim its on h ig h ­
w a y 9 9 N , 3340 N. S te p h e n s, B o s s -
burg, O regon. P h. 9O5J.
CYlLToN, 48 a. 19 a cl. 1st, 2nd
g r o w th T. C letra c G. bld gs. 2590 W ,
A «’. L. V. 15900. W. C os, T tm b es
M ts„ V ern on ia, O regon.
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
B A B O A IN
T D -6 In ter n a tio n a l D ie se l tra cto r and
N E W D iam ond lake r esort on m ain
4-bottom lS-ln plow .o n ly 750 lira,
.‘■»way, 40 mt. north of Spokane. 8
use, lig h t s »nil » ta r lc r 13309, B. B.
new
m odern
w e ll-b u ilt
cabin»,
B u g g , N s r m ls to a , O rs. B - l.
«b ow er», t o ile t s In each , .Good 5-
rm. houxe, e a s ily co n v erted to lodge.
48 M O D EL MM s e lf-p r o p e lle d c o m ­
R e so r t Just co m p leted . G ubins w ill
bine. h yd ro d rive, round bu lker,
ren t year round. P e r fe c t b e a d
*
H um e Ixive real. U sed 50 lire B r it
s e r v ic e at door. G ood h lw ay f r o n t­
o ffe r o ver »4090 00 tak es. B . P .
age, room to expand . Lota p o sa ib lll-
L e p e c b a t, B t . 1, T h a t c h e r B d ., P u r­
tle s 10 m llea A lbenl F a lla «lam site .
e s t O r o v s , O re g o n .
N eed m oney, priced to s e ll. »8500
dow n or good c o n tr a ct or hou se. N E W 1949 M odel 21 M asney H a rris
14-ft. «. I'. G om blnes, bulk tank ,
D rive out and se e th is. R eal e s ta te
in -Il. I lin g
your c lie n t«
O. B. W td-
»259 o f f list.
d ow son , ow n er, ph on e 79W 1, N e w ­ N E W 1949 O liv e r »0. 12-ft. p ralry
ty p e c o m b in e s w ith 50 bu. bulk tank.
p ort, W ack.
»300 o f f lint for *|Ulck sal«*
SM A L L m odern to u r ist co u rt on h ig h ­
O B A N O B S U P P L Y C O . IN C.
w ay 10.
P riced for q u ick »ale.
O o ld sn d x ls. W a sh in g to n
W r its B ox 174, D rum m on d, M ont.
P h o n s 4111.
SPECIAL
T A V E R N by ow n er. F rien d ly p lace.
2 can han dle. W 319 M ain. S p ok an e.
W ash .
T in : NEW
M O N TESA N O H O T E L
B rick bldg., 22 room s, 6 ren tal«, and
3-rm . apt.
Good lo ca tio n .
>35,000
dow n w ill han dle
Mr. and M rs. O.
A. B n s t, M on tesan o, W a sh . P h o n s
IBB.
B E A U T Y SA L O N , 5 b o o th s .E st. one
p lace 15 year», flood bunlnex». M ary
N . G ilb ert, «13 1 st Bt., N s w b s r g ,
Ore. P h on e 3343.
OCEAN V IE W H O M ES
D E S IR A B L E for p. rniann nt liv in g ,
2 or 3 bdrtnn., fu rn ace, lau n d ry rm.
A bsm t
J. O. C arslton , L in co ln
B e a ch , O regon.
O P P O R T U N IT Y k n o ck s! D ry cleaning
p la n t eq uip ped fo r q u a lity and v o l­
um e.
Buxlnexa g r o w in g
R ich la n d
area. B. Y. H u gh s«, 033 P ord A v e.,
ttrem erton . P h. 3388. E v e n in g s *
Bun. 1381-M.
'.'¡'J W i l l i a m G ard en d e s ig n » a l­
m un and tu n a (r o lle r hull.
T an k s,
h ou se. b u ilt-in » .
In th e
w ater.
L eonard C h risto s, B t. 1, A n a co r tes,
W ash . P h o n s 8139.
NEW
D R U G «T O R E for »ale In sm a ll,
w e a lth y tow n In c e n te r o f In lan d
E m pire.
R eason fo r » e llln g , d eath
In fa m ily . C all or w rite T h e D ru g
Sh op, W ilb u r, W ash .
FO R S A L E , ununed A rm y se m i-tr a ile r .
2 5 ' 6 - 5 / 1 6 x 7 ' l l - J /4
4-ft.
hardw ood
rack s, 10-ton m ax. payload , c iv ilia n
typ o tread tir e s, 6-ln. W e stln g h o u se
a ir brake». T arp f u ll c o v e r a g e . P r ic e [
»1500 FOR S e a ttle . Or. w ill trade
on a n y th in g unable, la te m odel car,
b e e f or port or w h a t h ave you ?
W rite P a t J . B yru m , 9343 - 38th I
A ve. Bo., A p t. 77, B e a ttie 8, W a sh .
O N E O F T H E F IN E S T , c le a n e s t and
b«:Ht located A u to C ourt» on th e
C oast. It'» B e a u tifu l, w e ll b u ilt, fu r-
nlnhed w ith th e bent. And w ith e x ­
c e lle n t ta»te. Lot« o f room fo r e x ­
p an sion , c lo s e to th e O cean A H ig h ­
w ay and c lo s e to B u »ln e»s D is tr ic t
o f N ew p ort. N a tio n a lly ad v ertlx ed .
It h a s an. e x c e lle n t bunln«»». The
price w ill » u rp rlse you . S ee It—
W rite u» a b o u t It.
BUD BO W R IA L BBTATB
138 S. B. C oast H ig h w a y , N e w p o rt, Or.
Undulant fever in man may be
prevented by eradicating Brucel­
losis from all domestic farm ani­
mals; by drinking only pasteurized
m ilk; by avoiding the handling of
meat and meat secretions with the
bare hands; by avoiding direct ex­
posure while caring for infected
animals; by avoiding needless hand­
ling of raw products when being
prepared for the table; by wearing
rubber gloves or rubber sleeve
gloves while butchering or attend­
ing to animals during farrowing,
calving or castrating says Dean
E. E. Leasure, veterinarian at Kan­
sas State College.
Stainlesi *teel clip* used to hold
curtain pleat* in place, can be re­
moved easily when the fabric need*
cleaning.
I — —— — —
Fur A ils mode »« lumber rem inufnt turtag
plant .1 veal» old tuvatrd at 15» K, »1
Cntitittr t ctal M trart. W illits, C alifo rn ia ,
D U E to sic k n e ss , m u st s e ll 19 « l is t ,
land p o n ies 2 »aiblle m ares sn«1 I
noil» M J. W tohers, Oak H arb or,
W a sh in g to n . P h o n s 1*3.
The percentage of caskets made
from wood greatly exceeds that of
any other material. In 1945, 99.5 per
cent of all caskets made were man­
ufactured from wood.
When A Billion Was Big
W all»'«, tdahe.
D R IV E -IN C A F E
4 lo ia .b e a u tifu l c o tta g e , etilr un I
si.« , and h w y 10L ruoto for cabla».
« e li all or (iarl. B ox 333. G arib ald i,
O regon.
Preventing Illness
The payroll for »teel wage earn­
er* in 1948 would have paid the fed­
eral debt in 1916 nearly twice over.
M.MU Cedar kt ,
ATTRACTIVE PLANT OFFER
T H R E E A berdeen A n g u s B u lls P u re­
bred R e g la le r n l I'o w s amt t'u lv es.
A lso n u n -r e g iste r e d sto c k but open
for r. glR tratlnii
If out out
CO M PLETE elect, sliln g . m ill. I m a-'» you arc a lw a v » w elco m e T h n n d sr-
ch in e r r s n k E a ste r ly , B t. 8, M a ry s­
blrd B a n ck , T h o m a s W . D e n t, B o s
v ille . W ash.
33, M aupin, O regon,
Caskets of Wood
Framed Picture*
loqtllir
LIVESTOCK
c h ic k s ,
Prevent dust from «eeping Into
framed picture* by sealing the back
of the frame with a «trip of cello­
phane tape.
A rlx .
PO U LTRY FARM and breed sr’a h atch -
ery. 10s., ♦ ml. from C h eh alis. W ash.
T-rin. m odern b o u s e . »9000 for farm
and equip m ent M rs. J e s s ie C o s .s ilo ,
a t . 3, B o s 113, C h eh alis W ash .
a v a ila b le
th r o u g h o u t su m m er, 100 lo t s »16.
D e B o e r H a tc h e r y , L y n d en , W ash .
NEW
»7090 c a sh w ill batolle. W in. u . Do-
boa, ow n er, B oa U39, W ic k e n b u r g
Egg Beater
In a recent test, a new egg beat­
er with stainless steel rotors whip­
ped a dozen egg* In only 28 second*.
Invalid Hymn Writer
Charlotte Elliott, who wrote "Just
as I Am,” and more than 150 other
hymns, was a permanent invalid.
Birdskin Gloves
Gloves dating back to antiquity
were not manufactured In England
until 1463, however.
Some of the
early English gloves were made
of blrdskins.
VACATION AT
Shuswap Lake, B. C.
EAGLEVIEW LODGE
F u r n ish ed h o u s e k e e p in g
cabin», »In gle and double.
E x c e lle n t fis h in g , b oatin g
and sw im m in g .
W r it e R. M a d is o n .
EAGLE BAY. B. C.
or Phone CHASE 25P
THE CÀUSE OF
ILL HEALTH
In p a m p h let form
S e n d fo r It T o d a y
It Is F re e !
TREATS ON
A r th r itis , r h e u m a tism , a n siu la , e c ­
zem a, s e n s (p im p le s, so r e s on t e s a -
a g s f a c e s ) , In d ig estio n , to o th de­
cay, and m a n y o th e r d is e a s e s .
Y on h n vs n ever read a n y th in g lik e
It b efo re, It w ill t e ll yon th e en u as,
a ls o th s rem ed y. Send fo r t h is v a l­
uab le p a m p h let to d a y . A p o s t oard
»rin do.
THE Y-HIN CO.
P. O. Box 505,
DENVER. COLORADO
DOGS. CATS. PETS. ETC.
PUREBRED TOT Foxterrlera. Also
R egu lar. R eal ratter». A lm T o y M a n -
ch eater» P rice» rea»nnnble.
B B B D K B O rT X B N N B L 8
K E N T , W A SH .
C O LLIB P U B B B B B D P u p p ies. A m er­
ica'»
o u ts ta n d in g
b lo o d lin es.
W orm ed, In n ocu lated . P ictu re» and
d e ta il» on r eq u est. O. M. J e ste r ,
P lo r sn o e, O regon.
Douglas Fir Htumpage
Uncle Sam owns 53 per cent of
the stumpage In the Douglas fir re­
gion; about 60 per cent in Oregon
and 40 per cent in Washington.
Insect Population
For every star that a person see*
on a clear night, there are 100 d if­
ferent species of Insects on the
earth below.
Cat’s Whisker»
The whiskers of cats are special
organs of touch. The base of each
whisker is surrounded by many
nerves, and the cat can feel the
slightest pressure on the end* of
the whiskers.
Meditations
Read the bible, and it brings you
into the association of the best
people that ever lived. You stand
beside Moses and learn his meek­
ness; beside Job, and learn his
patience; beside Abraham, and
learn his faith; beside Daniel, and
learn his courage to do right.—
Spurgeon.
Old Garllo Use
Roman soldiers were given garlic
as an excitant
If you must use a hammer, build
■omething.