Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, July 28, 1949
CLASSIFIED
B U SIN ESS & IN V E S T . OPFO R.
H a l f ;, s to r e b u ild in g w ith g r o ­
cery eq u ip m en t and flx tu ree. B uild­
ing h a s m odern five-room a p a r t­
m ent In back. Good location. >9000.
W rite 025 2nd St. Baker, O regon.
FOB
D E PA R T M E N T
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
UR A N IU M TENTH. IS per «am ple
( q u a lit a t iv e ) ; 110 per «am ple (q u an ­
t it a t iv e ) , G eiger counter«, portable,
wt. 2'4 lb«, com p., poetpd , 11(1 50.
H andbook
U ranium
m ineral«.
12
copy, |io«ti»l.
DBM BM T H B O M A T O 1 I I I
Mew P U edner B ld g ., P ortlan d S, Ore.
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tiwcou» *
- < I I I.l; i I; el. . - e h ln g m ill. I m a ­
ch in e. Trank B a e te r ly , B t. 2, M arys-
v llle , W aah.
B E ST m on ey -m a k in g c a fe In Gorge.
Good tow n. Saw m ills, lo g g in g and
boat w orkers. N ew m illio n d ollar
p lyw ood m ill to open In J u ly . Big
punch board and s lo t m achine play.
S e a ts 22. Open 24 hrs. Good yr.
around b u sin e ss L ease, sto c k and
fix tu r e s , >8000 W ould con sid er h a lf
cash and balance In eq u ity In acre­
a g e or home. W rite J. I>. D ee, B ox
4 9 9 , B teveaeon , W a sh in gton .
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OR E X P R E S S ^
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PO U LTRY FARM and breeder's h a tc h ­
ery. 1 0 a , 4 m l. from C h eh alis. W ash.
7-rm . m odern house. >9000 for farm
and equip m ent M rs. J e s s ie C oetello,
R t. 3, B ox ’ 13, C hehaU s. W ash.
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T H E NEW
M O N TESA N O HOTEL.
B rick bldg., 22 room s, 6 r en ta ls, and
3-rm. apt.
Good location .
>35,000
dow n w ill handle. Mr. and M rs. O.
A. B u s t, M on tesan o, W ash , r h o n e
18«.
SA L E O R T R A D E — « B each R en ta ls,
and hom e on Hl w ay 101, 3 ’4 lots. 1
block to B each. S k ln rood ’s C o tta g e s,
Cannon B each , O regon.
W ID B T B A D B
C E D A R R A P ID S J u n ior T andem
C ru sh in g p lan t w ith 1036 Jaw cru«h- >32,500. 2 l-r m . and 8 3-rm . m odern
fu r n ish ed
c o tta g e s, p o te n tia l
in ­
er, 2416 roll«, 3x10 dou ble deck
com e >80 day. W ant h o tel le a se and
acreen, «and e lim in a to r , feed er, 30’
fu r n itu r e ,
ta v ern ,
grocery,
good
feed c on veyor, 30’ d e liv e ry c o n v e y o r,
farm , or w h at h a v e you? A ll or p art
chip a tta ch m en t, 23 yard Ju ck ley
trade, w ill pay d iffe re n c e. W . C.
bln
p n eu m atic
tire s,
air-b rak es,
C olem an, B etak e, Ore. B o x 12.
U D 18’ In ter n a tio n a l pow er. V ery
rean onably priced a t >27,500. W rite
boxh old er a t R e n te 1, B o x 20A, GRO CERY STO RE, new eq u ip m en t,
beer lic e n se , furn. liv in g q u a rters,
P u v a lln p , W ash ., or phone P u y a llu p
n e w ly pain ted. Seven c a b in s tr a ile r
S-6501.
sp ace. Ideal to u r ist lo ca tio n on E m ­
pire C h arleston h lw ay. B ay v ie w ,
P O R T A B L E S p rin k ler Irrigation o u t ­
c lo s e to f is h in g and ren ta l b oats.
fit, lik e new , reason ab le. S te e l m ain
>15,000 yr. net incom e. >6000 dow n,
lin e. A lum inu m
L a tte ra ls. I>. P.
r e s t lik e ren t. J err y A S c o tty ’s
C averly. C olm an B ld g., B eattie, Wn.
A u to Court, U m p ire, Or. P h . 8-491.
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W E PAY H IG H E S T P R IC E S on used
S IN G E R
M A C H IN E S .
B IM O E R
S E W I N G C B B T E B , 811 S W BCorrl-
e o n , P o r tla n d , O re.
B ell to E v e r y A u to O w n e r. A u to c lo th es
h a n g e r . F u ll c a r w id th . In s t a ll In fe w
seconds. Y o u r cost $2.00. S e ll fo r S3 95.
Send fo r fu ll d e ta ils o r m a ll S2.00 tod ay
fo r y o u r s a m p l e . G eode P ro d s e te C o.,
b e p t. O C , 8923 W . «tb St , Los A n g e le s I).
C a fif.
FARM S AND RANCHES-
W A T E R F R O N T — D airy farm . On Se-
qulm B ay, *4 m ile w a te rfr o n t, b est
view In W a sh in g to n . G rade A m ilk
dairy. A ll sto c k A eq u ip m en t. A bout
>5000 dow n, r e s t up to 20 y ea rs,
4% In terest. O w ner paralyzed 9 mo.
M u st Nell. P ran k R u k as, 923 N orth
A n sw o rth , T acom a, W ash in gton .
T H E B IG G E ST B A R G A IN o f the
year. 214 A. s to c k farm . A b ou t 35
a. In c u ltiv a tio n . E n ou gh youn g
tim b er and p o le s to pay fo r place.
2 creek s, good 28x32 h ou se, pole
barn 54x80. E le c tr ic ity , telep h o n e.
S ch ool bu s; m ilk rte. and m all near.
12 m l. from C h eh alis. F or Im m e­
d ia te s a le >7500 c a sh . O w ner, R . C.
D oB ow , B U . 1, B o x 204, C hshaU s,
W ash .
8-ROOM m odern brick hom e. 7 a cres
under Irrigation . A pprox. 20-ton s o f t
fr u it. D ee M erch ant, B o x 481, Che­
lan , W a sh in g to n .
115 ACRE F arm fo r sa le . 10 a cres
c u ltiv a te d , w ood lan d p a stu r e. L arge
m odern h ou se, barn, e tc. Creek, oiled
road, sc h o o l bus, m a ll route. >6000.
W a lter W agn er, A d dy, W ash .
JOHN
JARVIS
W HAT?
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" TAKE THIS, BACK TO THE DÜ&OLTT A N D
6RIN& ME THE HOME-RUN B A T /*
PHONE CALL POP M E ? '
M U T T A N D JEFF
OK. IL L PAY YOU
TWO B U S TOR AN v C OUÖ
CUESTION YOU A SK
IF I C A M T ANSW ER
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By Bud Fisher
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WHICH
YA CANT
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Y ourself
WHY DON'T , DU NN O I
AGROUND
v n .i°
S O U .R R 6 L I ANSW ER
LEAVE ANY
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d ir t around
THE TOP OF ,
THE HOLE
F O R SA L E — D airy an d b e e f ranch, lo ­
cated >4 m l. N. E a st P o s t F a lls,
Idaho. T op grad e A d airy eq u ip m en t
w ith 2 -u n lt m ilk e r s, 30 ac. p a stu r e
g ra sses
under
sp rin k ler
sy s te m .
W ill ta k e care o f 20 h ead d airy
c o w s, a ls o 50 head fe ed er b e e f c a t­
tle. 30 ac. d ry land a lf a lf a ; 100 ac.
w h ea t land; f u ll fa rm eq u ip m en t; 33
head 164-yr. b e e f c a t tle on p a stu r e.
W rite or ca ll O tto M oeller, B t. 2,
P o s t P a lls , Id aho. P h o n s 3551.
A U TO S, T R U C K S
& ACCES3.
'41 I N T E R N A T IO N A L lo g g in g truck.
K. R. 7 S p e c ia l— A - l m ech a n ica l
con d ition . P a g e T railer, good rub­
ber. F o r s a le or trad e fo r m edium -
sized bu lld ozer. R o b ert G old y, S tar
B t. 2. B o x 73, S h elto n , W a sh in g to n .
R E A L E S T A T E — M IS C .
COLTON, 48 a. 10 a. cl. 1st, 2nd
g r o w th T. C letrac C. b ld gs. 2500 W .
A. C. L. P. >5000. W. Cox, T im ber
R te ., V ern on ia, O regon.
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F O R S A L E or trade— 176 a c r e s on
b e a u tifu l L ake P end O reille, fo r r e s ­
id en ce in B o ise , Idaho. S tr ic tly
m odern fa m ily hom e, or Ideal fo r
reso rt, c a b in s, e tc. 1027-ft. lak e
fr o n ta g e . W rite or c a ll B ill S c a te s,
R te . 1, San d p oin t, Id aho. T el. 30F23.
JITTER
By Arthur Pointer
21 A C R ES, 5-rm . m odern, n ic e ly furn.
h ou se, elec, ran ge, r efr ig ., w a sh in g
m ach in e, hot w a te r tank ; 5 a. a lf a l­
fa , bal. p a stu r e; n ic e gard en , v a ­
r ie ty o f fr u it tr e e s, b erries; ideal
fo r ch ick en s; c lo s e to sc h o o ls, store,
s t a t e hw y. G ood fis h in g
h u n tin g.
>8,500 c a sh or w ill trad e fo r la k e-
fr o n t p rop erty. C. B. W a lle r , B in e
Creek, W ash .
B E A U T IF U L park, 10 cab in s, 1 m od ­
ern hom e. 23 b oats, p icn ic ground s,
g ro ce ry sto r e. On lake. >20,000, h a lf
down. T he M ap les P ark , B t. 8, B ox
178, O lym p ia, W n.
T A V E R N , c a fe, a p ts. and room s above,
lo ca ted 80 m l. fro m L e w isto n . L i­
quor, s lo t m a ch in es. D oin g good
b u sin e ss. N e w road g o in g th rou gh
So M isso u la . W rite P . O. B o x 65,
K o o sk ia , Idaho.
TU C SO N , A riz.— S erv . sta ., gro cery ,
tr a ile r cou rt, c a fe on m ain h w y.
P rice >4500 on lo n g le a se an d sto c k .
B oardm an, B t. 1, B o x 462.
S E L L IN G a c co u n t sic k n e ss . E m pire
C afe, a ll e le c tr ic . H a rrin g to n , W ash .
D o in g n ice b u sin e ss. W ill m ake y o u
good deal.
IN C O M E P R O P E R T Y
A lm o st
new
fu r n ish e d
a p a r tm en t
h o u se. In rich S k a g it v a lle y . N e ts
1 3 ^ % on >22,000. P riced for q u ick
s a le . 920 Bo. 6 th Bt., M ount V ern on,
W aeh.
L U M B E R Y A R D A N D B U IL D IN G
M A T E R IA L b u s in e s s on O regon
c o a st in b oom in g area, ln cl. la rg e
w a r eh o u se and n ic e hom e, 10 a.
land, good lo c a tio n for cou rt; b o a t­
in g. lo t s o f h iw a y fr o n t. H w y . 101,
P rice >28,500, In voice sto c k , ‘4 ca sh ,
w ou ld co n sid er p art In trad e. N o
r e a lto r s. O w ner D. H esp a ck , K er n ­
v ille , Or. P h . 2274.
A
P O U V T A IK — T O ID B T B IB S
B Z M B D IB S
b u s in e s s a n y o n e can op erate. A ll
n ew eqpt. T w o 2-room fu rn . a p ts.
M oney m aker. O cean v iew . L ow
ren t. 12-year lea se. S ic k n e ss— S a c­
r ific e . >850o, te rm s. O w ner S h e l­
le y ’s , P . O. B o x 338, D ep ot B a y , Or.
>9000 E Q U IT Y in 5 r e n ta l crt. w ith
n ic e llv . q u art. T w o b lo ck s fro m
beach, 2 b lo ck s from c it y c en ter .
Com p, fu rn ., g a s equip. W ill tra d e
fo r sm . d airy o f eq u al v a lu e , h o u se
or w h a t have y o u ? W rite B o x 136,
O ceanlake .Ore.
5IE A T m ark et an d g r o ce rie s. Good
b u s in e s s fo r a m e a t c u tte r . F orced
t o s e l l a c co u n t o f Illn e ss. A p a r t­
m en t to ren t u p sta ir s o f m ark et.
F o r fu ll d e ta ils s e e or w r ite P e te
O atm an, 117 D u ry e a S tM R aym on d ,
W aah.
CY CLE an d R ep. sh o p . S a le s & S e r v ­
ice. R ep. h o u seh o ld . W a sh in g m a ­
c h in e s, la w n m o w e rs. On a c co u n t o f
s ic k n e s s w ill s a c r ific e a t in v e n to r y .
N o C om m issio n . A u bu rn C ycle B
S e r v ic e Shop, 12 K. D iv is io n S t.,
A ubu rn , W a sh in g to n .
G A R A G E and se r v ic e sta tio n , f u lly
equip ped, 2 a c re s, 2 h o m es In h e a r t
o f g a m e co u n tr y . R ea so n a b le. O nly
g a r a g e in 25 m ile s rad iu s. G arden
V a lle y G arage, C rouch, Id aho.
O NE M A C H IN E S H IN G L E M IL L . In
op era tio n , lo ts o f tim b er In v le'J,
and a new lo c a tio n w ith u n lim ited
a m o u n t o f tim b er to be had. A p ia ry
S h in g le Co., R a in ie r. Ore.
2
& 3-RM . a p a r tm e n ts, 2 & 3-rm .
h o u se, fu r n ish ed . Sale or co n sid e r
sm a ll fa rm . B o x 967, D a k ev lew , Or.
DOGS, CATS. PETS. ETC.
P U R E B R E D GERM AN SH E PH E R D
P u p s, w o lf c o lo r s, b la ck w ith lig h t
m a r k in g s. E x c e lle n t fo r s e e ln g -e y e
d o g s, sto c k and w a tc h d ogs. M ales,
fe m a le s, >30 f. o. b. J o h n B e c k le y ,
R o u te 4, B o x 824, S alem , O regon.
M CKENZIE R IV E R HOM E. >6000. 6
rm s.
2 bedrm s., part, fu rn ., d r .
heat. elec. A p prox. 1 acre. S1500
dow n M argaret G regory, M cK enzie
B rid g e, Or.
FO R S A L E , P e n n y R o y a l p olk a dot
r e g iste r e d D a lin a tto n pu pp ies, sh o w
3 N E W Modern H o u se s w ith acreage.
sto c k . *50 and up. Su nn y H eig h t«
1>4 m i. to f a s t g r o w in g tow n . Mild
B o y s B a n ch , B t. 1, B o th eU 742.
c lim a te . M ake n ic e h o m es or w ill
b rin g e x c e lle n t r e n ts. F or s a le or
m ig h t e x ch a n g e fo r ch eap lan d s u it ­ P O U L T R Y , C H IC K S & E Q U IP .
ab le fo r sto c k ran ch . B o x 272, S w ee t
N E W H A M P S H IR E c h ick s, a v a ila b le
H om e, O regon.
th r o u g h o u t su m m er, 109 lo ts >16.
D eB oer H a tch er y , D yn den, W ash .
SUNNYSIDE
by Clark S. Haas
•‘River Treatm ent”
King John IV of Bohemia, had his
eye doctor thrown into the river
because the unfortunate m an’s m in­
istrations did not cure his eye
trouble. The river-treatm ent didn’t
work either, and John later becam e
totally blind.
He Started An Era
Peter White worked in the first
Lake Superior iron mines, shipped
the first six barrels of ore, helped
get authorization for the Saulte Ste.
Marie canal, and becam e one of the
leaders In developing the region.
Weatherproof
Although it has
never been
cleaned, the stainless steel atop the
Empire State building, New York,
still has its original luster after
som e 20 years.
GRANDMA
By Charles Kuhn
MY. BUT YOU MUSI BE AN EARLY
RISER.GBANOMA-YOU’VE BEEN
UP AN' DOWN OuR alley
several tim e s BEFORE
breakfast
YEP. JUST
CHECKIN’ U P -
Knew His Business
Customer: But If it cost you twen-
ty dollars to m ake these watches,
and you sell them for twenty dol-
lars, where does the profit com e
from?
Jeweler: That com es from repair­
ing them.
L IV E S T O C K
R E G IS T E R E D H er efo r d b u lls, b reed ­
in g a g e . D om in o str a in . G ood ones.
B. B. H en n in g sen . J e ffe r s o n , Ore.
(A t T a lb o t). P h o n e 379.
HELP
W A N TED — MEN
N E W W O RK . O v er se a s, A la sk a , U SA .
C o n str u c tio n s t a r t in g soon . L o n g
Jobs. B u lle tin for >1.00. S e e d , B o x
4041, S e a ttle 99, W ash
B R IC K L A Y E R S W an ted — F o r W y o ­
m in g P ro ject. L o n g Job s. >2.50 per
hour. N o tr a n sp o r ta tio n paid. J . P .
S te e le C o n str u c tio n Co., D aram le,
W y o m in g .
Flounder an Imitator
The fish called the flounder can
im itate the pattern as well as the
color of their backgrounds. Placed
on a checkerboard, the flounder
will attempt to reproduce the ar­
rangem ent of the squares on its
body.
Watch It!
| ”Hey, what are you doing?”
; yelled the foreman.
| ‘‘I’m just sharpening a pencil,”
! answered the bricklayer.
“Well, don’t let anybody see you.
That’s a carpenter’s job, you
know.”
Proof Enough
Reasonable
First Salesgirl:
‘‘How do you
Teacher: This essay about your
know the new window-dresser is j dog is word for word, the sam e as
married?”
your brother’s. How do you explain
Second Salesgirl:
“He always that?
poses the m odels with their palms
Pupil: Well, you see, sir, It’s the
up!”
sam e dog.