Southern Oregon miner., September 01, 1949, Image 10

Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, September 1. 1949
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D E P A R T M E N T
REAL ESTATE—M1SC.
F YOU'VE suddenly decided to
embark on canning, there's still
time to put up jellies, pickles and
Jams tor your
favorite
winter
meals.
Then,
to o , some of
you may still
have space on
your
canning
c u p b o a rd
s h e lv e s
for
some of t h e
la te
arrivals.
Peaches, pears,
grapes, plums and apples are now
reaching markets to be available
fo r preserving.
A ll these fruits have a definite
canning appeal whether you’re
past master at the art of preserv­
ing or a new bride about to em­
bark on her firs t jelly-making ad­
venture.
• • •
I
MOTOR fr eig h t line, from lllllln ia .
10d m l t h iu p rosp erou s com m u n ity.
Hood Incom e I It ticks, |x ,8 0 . W ould
In, i bn« location «ltd hom e All for
I I I , «00 W ill trade »or ranch. 88H
■t. Joh n s, SMIlinge, M oat.
HOU'I'IIFIIN C A L IF O R N IA » ACHBM
F U L L b earin g lilgli q u a lity n avel
o ran ge drove, ch ick en liou ss, ber­
ries, iiiu d ern lisil I -bedroom hum s,
g a ra g e, near g r o w in g tow n, bus
se r v ic e. Ilargnln at 417,960. w . a.
Jordan, 443 B. A lder, P o n ta n s, OaUf.
►h'll m l I' I-» m atter 17 nu ll m otel
Ileal tout 1st lo ca tio n In N W. S e lf
se r v ic e
latindt »
in
citn iu n ollon .
W rite Ho» l a t a , (Sinn A C ollise, Wn.
ecS
' Jk-
V
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Make certain your canning
cupboard has shelves well
laden with pickles, jams and
jellies for good winter eating.
There's still time to make the
pickles and jellies from late-
ripening fruits, berries and
vegetables.
because the flavors of fruits used
compliment each other:
Peach-Plum Jam
(Makes 12 6-ounce glasses)
4*4 cups prepared fru it
I feed was deficient in phosphorus
B E A U T IF U L S H E T L A N D S H E E P
cups sugar
N A T U R A L R ESO RT PR O PER TY
S m a ll F arm
and calcium; (2) that the adult
DO G r U l ’P I E S
B e a u tifu lly situ a te d , rare u n d e v e l­ 15
1 bottle fru it pectin
acre«
N»qiilrn*I >uiiK rncn
aroa.
M
rs. M iria m P h i l l i p s , R t. 3 B o x 160
; won't build muscle and blood from
oped
m
in
eral
sp
r
in
g
s,
m
o
u
n
ta
in
s
nt
B lack null, w ill Irrigated und tiled .
H o o d R iv e r , O r e g o n .
Prepare fru it by peeling and p it­
hand,
on
P
a
n
th
e
r
Creek.
O
nly
1
o
t
h
­
beefsteak
devoid
of
protein-building
(Jood
6-riii.
hoiiMe,
big
bnrn«
tool
LYNN CHAMBERS’ MENU
er sp r in g th is ty p e on record. C ar­
ting
pounds soft ripe peaches;
n I h «!.
ch ick en I i o i i n i * 3
>ne-ro(>in
R E G I S T ERED NEW FO UNDLAND
j
minerals
and
iron;
(3)
that
all
ries
Iodine,
c
a
lc
iu
m
,
Iron,
etc.
Kell
Cold Sliced Tongue
houNcN. Wood niied GaragD. Macrl-
P U P P IE S for s a le . A ll black, good
chop or grind fine. P it but do not
or lease. W. H. B a lls y , 8 m l. w e st
chemical fertilizers are poison and
flc a i»rle<7 512.000, W rit« B o i 1853,
d isp o sitio n .
B e st
p r o te ctio n
and
Potato Salad
C arlton, Ore.
peel 1 pound fu lly ripe plums. Cut
■
• a t t l a 11, W a a h in r to n .
com
p
a
n
io
n
sh
ip
y
o
u
r
ch
ild
can
have.
that compost and earthworms are
in small pieces or chop. Combine
226 iim l up. M rs. C la u d e C a m p b e ll, 1-< > 11 HALE: Due to 111 h e a lth , fu lly
Apple Relish
Carrot Sticks
i the only means of soil enrichment
174 A. ranch, good bidga L ota o f hay
G ooding. Id aho.
fruits and measure 4V4 cups into a
Celery Curls
«quipped r esta u ra n t. 110' p ro p erly
6« free ran ge, h a y in g A w o o d ssw tn g
we should use, and (4) that we are
fr o n ta g e on P a c ific llw y . 99, 2 ml
large saucepan.
o u tfit, 43000. O so. D o ty , D u d ley ,
Toasted Buns
Beverage
I 'l 'i :
S A L E —l ’F D IG R E E D
E n g lis h
n
orth
o
f
V
an
cou
ver,
W
ash
.
A
m
p
le
being
starved
to
death
because
the
Id ah o.
S p rin ger P u p p ies. Sired by 'W e st­
Add sugar to fru it and m ix well.
Fudge Cake
p ark in g sp ace, room for cab in s,
ern
S
k
ipper.”
In
ter
n
a
tio
n
a
l
C
h
am
­
j grains, fruits and vegetables we
w o u ld m ake good drive-In. F or In­
Using high heat, bring to a full
w ith Chocolate Frosting
pion E dw ard A . O ls o n , 1316 S u n s e t
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS.
fo r m a tio n , co n ta ct C has. E. B e v ­
eat come from soils which lack
D r lv s , T a c o m a , W a s h in g t o n . P h o n s
boil and boil hard 1 minute, s tir­
in g to n A g e n c y , 33 J 8 M ain Bt., V a n ­
P
r
o
c
to
r
938a.
needed minerals.
co u v er, W ash.
ring constantly. Remove from heat
10 ACRES OF
Water barely to cover
8AM O YK D p u pilles, r e g iste r e d Id eal
and add pectin, stirring. Stir and
Discussing
starvation
from
a
Sugar
c h ild 's com p an ion and ranch dog. FO R H ALE: I B lock In clu d in g, P ost
TRUCKS & PARTS
o f f i c e . B arber sh op , liq uor sto r e,
skim by turns for 5 minutes, ladle
m ineral deficiency in foods, it is
B r u c e L a u d e r d a le , D e a r P a r k , W a s h ­
Select under-ripe apples and
”AAA'' O ffic e, C a fe -H o te l-T a v er n . A ll
in g to n .
Civilian
& Military
quickly into glasses and paraffin
asked
why
we
have
a
generation-
fu r n itu r e , f ix t u r e s and e q u ip m e n t.
grapes. Wash and pick over. Add
at once.
N e t p ro fit o v e r 12,000 m o n th ly .
by-generation
increase
in
the
size
SEATTLE
H ELP W A N TE D —MEN
just enough water barely to cover
B rick b u ild in g 150x50. H ellin g price
Pear-Peach Jam
450 ,0 0 0 . Good term s
W eds R e e l
the fru it and boil until soft. Mash of the bony structure of our young
TRUCK WRECKING
D
IS
T
R
IC
T
M
A
N
A
G
E
R
E s t a t s A g en cy , B ox 413, P h o n e 750, 9798 E M arginal W ay
(Makes 6 8-ounce glasses)
A . 8883
and pour into a je lly bag to drip. Do people if we are mineral-starved.
E x c lu siv e te r rito r y a v a ila b le for fin e s t
P a y e t t e , Idaho.
2 cups finely chopped pears
B sa ttla , W ash .
e q u ip m e n t in its field sin c e 1926;
not squeeze.
Measure juice and
So fa r as scientists know, man line of ,.nd
v
ita
lly
n
eed
ed
in
ever;,
HALE: C abinet sh o p In g r o w in g
1J4 cups finely chopped peaches
let boil for 5 minutes. Add sugar needs some 12 m ineral elements b u ild in g ; w ritte n e n d o rs e m e n ts fro m th o u ­ FO c R
IN STR U C TIO N
o m m u n ity . A p u r lm e n t m otel, c o m ­
sa n d s of o w n e rs c o a s t to c o a s t; p ro v e n ,
1 box powdered fru it pectin
p le te ly
fu r n ish ed ,
p lu s
o w n er 's
(% cup sugar for 1 cup of juice) for growth. Ruminant animals d ig n ified s a le s m e th o d s; sp le n d id p ro fits.
4*1 cups sugar
q u a rters, w ill trad e for ranch
We r e q u ire a c a p a b le . e n e rg e tic in. n to
and cook until a drop jells on a
A p p lia n ce b u sin e ss and b u ild in g , or
h is ow n b u sin e ss a n d o rg a n iz e a
Add powdered fru it pectin and cold plate, or until two drops come need cobalt, to make 13. Piants o s a p le e r s a te fo rc
P B B P A B B NOW FOB
e . T ra in in g m a n u a ls fu rn is h e d .
w ill s e ll In ven tory only.
also
need
13
m
ineral
elements,
11
sugar to fruits which have been off spoon at the same time. Pour
S m all c a p ita l n e e d e d . F o r b ro c h u re , give
R e sta u r a n t d oin g 4125 00 per d a y n et.
C IV IL B B B V IC E
of
them
the
same
as
needed
for
a g e, e x p e rie n c e , etc.
80
a
c
re
s,
a
ll
Irrigated.
mixed together. into sterile glasses and seal with
E X A M IN A T IO N S
KENNETH KEEK,
175
a
c
r
e
s
—
90
Irrigated
,
so
m
a
b
u
ild
­
man
and
animals.
Except
for
co­
3371 R osew ood P la c e . R iv e rs id e , C alif.
M ix well and paraffin at once.
C IV IL S E R V IC E O F F E R S :
ings.
balt and iodine, plants won’t grow
60 a c r e s — SO Irrigated, good b u ild in g s.
P erm a n en t em p lo y m en t, pro­
heat to the boil
B. 3. B bel, R e a lto r, B ox 338,
m o tio n s, sic k lea v e, v a c a ­
Delicious Cucumber Pickles
unless all the man-needed minerals H E LP W AN TED —MEN. W OMEN
ing point, s tir
M c e e s L a k e , W a sh .
tio n s, p en sio n s.
6
quarts
of
cucumber
slices
are
present,
according
to
the
a
rti­
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MEN’
A
N
D
WOMEN
tu
s
e
ll
v
o
c
a
t
i
o
n
­
ring constantly.
a l gu id an ce kit. W e train . O ccup a­ E A S T m l«. H ea lth reso rt, apt. h o u w ,
P U B L IC B B B V IG B IN S T IT U T E ,
1 quart sliced onions
cle.
When
a
full,
tio n s In s titu te , Oak O rove, O regon.
10 r e n ta ls. L arge retu rn , sm a ll In
IN C .
4 large green peppers, cut
v
e
stm
e
n
t.
T
erm
s.
B
ox
171,
S
oap
rolling boil is
As to statements that some m ilk
1 3 1 0 N o r t h 4 6 th Bt.
fine
L s k s , W a sh .
M
ISC
ELLAN
EO
U
S
reached, boil for
B s a t t la 3 , W a s h .
is low in phosphorus and calcium,
6 cups vinegar
1 minute. Re­
fo r
le a se
In
G A R A G E fo r ren t, o p tio n to buy. E st. S E R V IC E ST A T IO N
it
is
said
a
cow
w
ill
take
calcium
6 cups sugar
S h erw ood . 3 pumpH an<l la r g e gn-
27 y r s P h . 1 -6 3 3 3 F o r e s t O r o v e . H.
move from heat and skim. Seal in
from her own bones and put it in
r.ige. E . P . C a lla h a n , P h . B h er w o o tl
P . K r a m e r , O a s to n , O re.
3 teaspoons turm eric
hot sterilized glasses.
4587.
SPECIAL
her m ilk if her diet is low in cal­
4 teaspoon white mustard
SLEEFK TC BAOB
Pear-Plum Jam
cium. As that supply runs low, she In d iv id u a lly
m ade. K ap oc 411.76, a ll B U I L D I N G In t h r i v i n g c o m m u n i t y :
seed
Y ak im a V a lley tow n : e sta b lish m e n t
(Makes 8 6-ounce glasses)
w ool 415.60. 100';, dow n 429.50. M a ll
w ill give less and less m ilk. But it
Few whole cloves
s u ita b le for lau n d ry, no c o m p e ti­
ord ers
fille d
p rom p tly.
Prepaid.
1H pounds peeled, ripe pears,
w ill contain honest weight in m in­
tion W rite G ordon S m ith A d v e r tis ­
Zero
S
le
e
p
in
g
E
a
g
Co.,
27C6
U
tah
,
Place layers of cucumber slices,
chopped
in g S e r v ic e, 333 L ib e rty B ld g ., Y a k ­
erals. When her mineral supply
S e a ttle 4, W a sh in g to n .
SHIP Y O U ?
onions and green pepper in a crock
im a, W ash ., fo r d e ta ils.
l ’/4 pounds ripe plums, chopped
is gone, she quits giving m ilk and T D -14 ISA A C SO N T ilt h y d ra u lic an-
or large vessel
4 4 cups sugar
g l. -doxer w ith lo g g in g eq uip m ent. FOR SA LE : P a stim e P ool H all. C la«s
often dies from the effects of rob­
and cover with
Y* PARCEL POST °
M cC u llou gh ch a in sa w . GMC pow er B b eer licen se , slot m a ch in es, punch
1 box powdered fru it pectin
bing her body.
u
n it, D ie se l No. 5 C orley sa w m ill, boards, poker A pan g a m es, p rice S38JXX).
s a lt w a te r,
OR IXPRESS /
M ix fruits, s tir in pectin and
c o m p lete w ith ed ger, sla b r o lls, top O w a tr. 297 Main HI., E n terp rise, O rs,
A fertilized farm w ill produce
made by using
sa w . c u t - o f f sa w , a ll r ead y to go.
sugar and heat to a fu ll rolling
D . M. L a n cs, R ep u b lic, W ash .
PERSONAL
¥4 cup salt to 1 more m ilk than one unfertilized —
boil. Boil hard 1 minute. Remove
quart
water.
Let
but
not
better
m
ilk.
That’s
because
L k ” * LJSCOUH
C O IN -O P E R A T E D RA D IO S, ~” ln good
from heat and skim. Ladle into
c o n d itio n a n d o f good m ake. 425
s ta n d
for 3 it produces more grass. There is
sterile glasses and seal at once
a s e t . W r it e B o b s r t S. P o n d , 995
hours.
Drain. no evidence to prove the grass is
with paraffin.
N e w in a r t S t., E m p ir e , Ore.
M ix
together any better, blade for blade.
Crabapple-Grape Jelly
AMAZING I N V E N T I O N
1943
C L E T R A C F D L 80, d ie se l, 9H
vinegar, sugar and spices; heat
•»'LAT HOFT PA D
THAT
% peck crabapples
ft.
hyd .
blad e
(Isa a cso n ).
24”
MOULDS TO SH A PE
OF
thoroughly but do not boil. Pour
tr a ck s, w ide g a u g e , 175 h. p. H er ­
BODY Y ET HOLDS WITH
4 pounds Concord grapes
c
u
le
s
en
g
in
e
.
B
een
u
sed
on
land
G
E
N
T
L
E
P
R
E
S
S
U
R
E
.
Ns
over the vegetables and seal in
S teel. W ashable. D on't show .
c le a r in g R u n s p e r fec t. P rice 4B600.
sterile jars.
P
rie
n
4
1
0
0
t
,
r
s
in
g
le
o
r
St.
00
M A C H lH t S '*
STEVENSO N FEED k FUEL
d a n b le . O r d e r to d a y a n d s t a r t e n ja y ln f
P h o n s 4206
B tsv c n so n , W ash .
Raw Tomato Relish
c o m fo rt. G iv e h ip m e a s u re m e n t. S a tis fa c ­
IN PACIFIC N O R T H W E S T
tio n g u a ra n te e d .
(Makes 6 pints)
CA N h an d le up to 1000 head o f c a ttle
NEW TR U SS CO.,
n o w th r o u g h th e w in ter. F or d e ta ils
B O X SIS
O A K L A N D . C A L IF .
1 peck ripe tomatoes
w r ite B o b H ig g in s , M arlon, M ont.
DENTAL PLATES
2 cups chopped celery
FA R M M A C H IN E R Y & EQUIP.
ROLL
D E V E L O P E D — OVERNIG H T
6 large onions, chopped
A N D ALL B R A N C H E S O f
SE R V IC E . 8 H igh G loss P rin ts, All siz es
fine
T H R E S H IN G M A C H IN E — Red R iver
D ENTISTRY on
25c
R E P R IN T « 3c each.
sp e c ia l 22-36, lik e new , priced for
F O X S T U D IO S , B lllln r s , M o n ta n a .
2 cups sugar
CREDIT TERMS
q u ick sa le . B art A lb e r ts, B a s t E ton-
Telin ». 10, IS M eath . »
cup salt
w ood , W a sh . P h o n s S ta n w o o d 4P 21.
The seeds of the apple invariably
2 ounces white mustard
D r , H arry S ea ÍL í r ,
point towards the stem.
seed
* * * * * * * * * * * *
61IS4T B1PC - 3»o6 BOBRISON • POHTIANFI ORI
1 quart vinegar
Early Use of Mahogany
Peel tomatoes and chop fine.
Medal Honors Unesco
There exists today, preserved in
Drain in a bag overnight. Add
A medal commemorating the
the cathedral at Ciudad Trujillo,
IHEMORRHOIOS)
celery and onions and remaining
founding of Unesco has been pro­
form erly Sar.to Domingo, a rough
• RECTAL AND COLON
ingredients to tomatoes. M i x
duced
by
the
French
government.
hewn mahogany cross inscribed:
AILMENTS
thoroughly and seal in sterile jars.
The medal is available In bronze
“ This is the first sign planted in
• STOMACH DISORDERS
This may be served just as it
and silver. Executed by the French
the center of this field to mark the
1 rut14 witksst Hsiprtal Oiintxs
comes from the ja r with sand­
engraver, M. Georges Lay, the
beginning of this magnificent tem­
Mon. through Fri.ilOo.m.
wiches, or it may be warmed slight­
medal was selected by Dr. Julian
ple in the year 1514.“ That inscrip­
to 5 p.m. Evening«: Mon., CJ.Dnon, M D.
ly to serve with leftover meats.
Huxley, director general, from
Wed and Frl„ until 8
tion is the earliest record of the
kA / tA
.
I
- I AH
Write or call for FREI descriptive booklet
among several designs presented.
use of mahogany. The cathedral
Sweet Pear Pickles
The
face
displays
Peace
on
Earth,
1 peck ripe pears
that houses it, completed in 1940,
T h e D e a n C l in ic
symbolized by a feminine figure in
is itself richly embellished with
6 large onions
In O u r 3 9 t h Y e a r
relief
holding
a
laurel
branch
carved
mahogany,
some
of
which
2 red peppers
q h ir o r r a o t io
P M v e ia iA N e
against
the
globe
which
is
en­
Is
considered
the
finest
in
the
world,
2 green peppers
Evelyn Frazer, 10, of Water-
N.l. Corner I. Burntide and Grand Ave.
circled
by
the
initials
of
Unesco.
and
is
still
in
splendid
condition
1 cup brown sugar
Telephone IA«t 3918 Portland 14, Ore.
town, N. Y., displays her tech­
The reverse of the medal depicts
after over four centuries in the
I tablespoon mustard seed
nique in winning the 1949 grand
a trilogy of allegorical figures
tropics.
First known European
3 cups vinegar
Many delicious combinations
championship m ilking title at
For the Groom
symbolizing the aims of Unesco
use of mahogany was for the chant­
of jam may be made from two
1 teaspoon salt
the dairyland festival by m ilk­
ing
desk,
choir
stalls,
shelves
and
in
the
fields
of
education,
science
favorite fruits In place of one.
A man wears his wedding ring on
ing 11.8 pounds in two minutes.
Pare and quarter the pears. Slice
desks In the great library of the
and culture. This side also displays
A good example of colorful
the third finger, right hand, as a
The contest climaxed a week of
onions thin and mince the peppers.
Escorial, begun by Philip 11 of
the date of the constitutive confer­
and appetizing jam is the use
sign of authority over his wife.
parades and pageants at Water-
Combine all ingredients and cook
Spain in 1563 and completed In
ence of Unesco, held in London in
of peaches and plums, as illus­
Worn on the traditional left hand,
town in the heart of New York's
until the pears are tender. Seal in
1584.
November, 1945.
trated here.
it is a token of loving submission.
great miikshed.
sterilized jars.
KUPTUR€I> ?
’ter
1
1
P IL E S
F:
oqu
LYNN SAYS:
Quickly Prepared Snacka
Are Always Popular
Children w ill cheer when you
serve them bananas which have
been spdared with wooden skewers,
then dipped in melted semi-sweet
or m ilk chocolate and placed in
the cube compartment of the re­
frigerator to freeze until chocolate
Is firm .
Make a man-sized snack by
placing corned beef hash slice on
a piece of bread and spread with
barbecue sauce. B roil until hot.
*
H IG H LY devetiqied fr u it un,I berry
farm , 47 a cres 426,000, In cl. e q u ip ­
m ent , niutlern horns, (in lilw ay li'.ilv
16 nil
from
P ortland .
P a stu r si
creek It T . K o s h e r , R t. 4. B o a 17’
Status Of Land
Not Disease Cause
ERE ARE SOME colorful and
H
delicious jam
combinations
which are guaranteed to please
FARMS AND RANCHES
POR HAI E B \ I ' l l XI It
l ite H ahira
Motor «' o i i i i , 13;.v H C om m ercial
B h srw u o d , O re. P h . S h e r w o o d 43(tM.
Hl , Salem , I'r s lutila and manai:
i e r a apt Home k tich etirtiva. a u to ­ »5 ACRE FARM on Manor h ig h w a y
m a tic h eal, Barngea, paved d riv es,
\
m ils so u th o f Manor M odern
lan d -cap , d, e x c e lle n t fot , v p ttn a lo it.
S e c u r it y Co., C a ll S m it h SOU, O o lfa « ,
liuuse
I l-s ia n c h lo ii
burn,
o ilie r
W a sh .
«'n UH 00 w ill,in d i i
tild i occu­
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k liastn . Cal.
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IM M E D I A T E P O S S E S S I O N
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«lain, 2cvSQ new
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b h la , on 59x300 lot. 410,400, «asy
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Mod new grad e A d a ir ie s w ith or
term s, or d i s c for c.i-h . O w ner F ete
IXim eall
Illn e ss Must se ll.
w llh u iit stoi k and equip. Irrig a tio n
ing because the foods we eat are
C e lo r la , B o a r d m a n , O r e jo n .
P a rticu lsra , w r ite B a e Po te r , »« ■
tig h ts , cheap w l r , low ta x e s, c lo s e
raised on mineral-starved land is
la m a , W n.
to tow n , m ild w eath er, w h ere e v e r y ­
th in g g r o w s. 60 Ige typ e c o w s on
hokum according to specialists on I-ROO.M hou se, fu ll b a ssin e n t. W ater
under p r issu r e . S tore bid s S m a ll R E S T A U R A N T
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An article in Successful Farming
•■n h ou ses. ItunnliiK w ater. I'o stc f-
F or in f c ii .Hi ii „ m e J ea n 's C o f­
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Sam e o w n er sh ip o ver 17 y r s M ust
A K IS O N A B A N C H B H
oratory than knowledge about the
s e ll in-count heultli. E v e r y th in g g o e s
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On lilw ay i i In p r o g n s s l v e L ew is
effects of soil fe rtility on human
koo bead
K levn tlon
45uu, y e a r -
C la rk , S u n s e t , W a sh .
c o u n ty c ity , lin in g to k e g s w k l i ,
round c lim a te , abu nd ant w ater, m oil-
health. The experts talked to doc­
p lu s 100 ca se s. Good p ln lv ill, .Ink«
ern Imine. 490,000, w ltlm u t c n ttla .
p lay. Card room
Srata 88
price
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tors of the soil, doctors of plants, MOST beaut, r e sid e n c e on HOOD
«'ANAL. 2 d w e llin g h o u ses, 2 g a ­
»11,50" O w ner h a s In terest In «"•■
(4 ) o n m ain h ig h w a y , c a p a c ity 400
doctors of humans, nutrition ex­
ra g es, o u th ld g s., beau I , sp a c io u s
gon and m ust
ell W rite 111 It.
bead Year round c lim a te, ab u n d an t
ground s, w a te rfr o n t, elec, con ven .
O ak , C e n tr a lia , W a s h .
perts and evangelists who say we
w ater, ru n n in g str ea m , tw o Im uses,
In sta lled . C ash or te rm s Inquire of
eq u ip m en t. 452,000 w ith o u t c a ttle .
are facing "race suicide.'*
• ■ '.lier, C h a r le s T . W r ig h t , U n io n ,
HOODS CANAL
T erm s.
W a sh .
D R U O « -O ir ti
N O T IO N S
(1)
L u xu riou s dude rsnu h, su ita b le
It was pointed out that heart dis­
D R Y GOODS — M A O A S IN B S
sch ool, or sa n ita r iu m N ear M exican
ease is often linked to diet, but not A T T E N T IO N SPO U T S MEN—O p p o r­ N ew bldg W illi liv in g q u ill I, i Store
border, sle v u tlo ii 5000, yrar-ruu ud
tu n ity o f life tim e : ow n er w ill se ll
g r o s s e s 140,000 y ea rly , p lu s nm n tnly
c lim a te ,
sw Inuulng
pool,
h orses.
because food is of poor quality. ! 144-A. land, 6-room h ou se on Lake
in com e o f 4400. P o s s ib ilit ie s u n ­
G ir t 4100,000 con sid ered
T e ch sln k u t. B r itish C olum btu, C an­
lim ite d F u ll price 456.UOO, p lu s In­
Rather stoutness and heart disease
A lso large M exican ran ch es
ada. E x c e lle n t h u n tin g .fis h in g : fo r ­
v e n to r y around 48.000. term s. B ll-
BUB H O P rM A N , R E A L T O R
show a correlation.
m erly m ink range. P rice reason ab le,
ls e n
W a lla r e . B lt r ., T a o o n ia . HR
TO M B ST O N E . A R ISO N A .
8491, H R 3438.
A r n o ld E r ic k s o n , X. D . 3, B te u b e n -
As to arthritis and cancer, m il­
T lU s, O h io .
60 A t’BEH and BUI I.I >| N't is . Bldg, are
BRY PAC BA O B B E E R
w orth th e p ries ask ed . F ro n ts on
lions w ill call you blessed if you can SP O R T SM A N cab in or perm anent B u s in O e R ss O C on
h ig h w a y 99K, In c en tra l
Haliimn river c u t-o ff. Iteasm i f„r
show definitely how to stop them
hom e located In Ideal fish in g , h u n t­
W illa m e tte v a lle y . Good go in g b u si­
s e llin g , crip p led mid old a g e T hia
in g lo ca le, p le n ty w ater, electrlclt«*,
n e ss N ew bld g w ith grocery stock ,
through diet. Meanwhile, it is dis­
la n bargain for so m eo n e P riced
fu ll In form ation, w rite own-T. C.
f ix t u r e s a n d r e f r ig e r a t o r . «>n 76 ft.
at 46500. T b s old D odson farm r eg -
honest to give the false hope that
M a d se n . B o x 107, N o x o n , M o n ta n a .
h ig h w a y . 225 ft. depth. M ust s e ll
Is te r e d “ R o s e Kxxlg
Fan
W . ML
due to I lln e s s . 410.51111, te rm s B. E.
soil treatment can cure these dis­
D od son , R o ss L o d g s, Or. B oa 397.
B c o v llle , R e a l E s t a t e . B r o w n s v ille ,
TO
RENT
OR
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eases.
Ore. P h o n s 1103.
F u l l HALE 240-scra Irrigated farm .
F o i l R E N T — L a y in g h o u se s for 1,800
H ullah le for sto c k d a ir y in g or d i­
Other myths blasted in the a rti­
and brooder h o u se w ith a ll e q u ip ­ G E N E R A L m e rch a n d ise sto r e and llv .
v e r s ifie d fa rm in g , lio u s s , burn, and
q trs. Good b u sin e ss, g r o ssin g 43000
m ent.
1.000 c a p a c ity . R ob ert r.
cle are (1) that the baby won't
o u tb u ild in g s
In
fa ir
co n d itio n .
mo. P rice 48500 p lu s In ven tory.
G reen . B t . 2, B o x 157S, B o a t , W a sh .
F en ced, c ro ssfem -sd E le c tr ic ity arid
J have good bones if its form ula is
44O00 on co n tra ct I'h. P u g e t I s la n d
sp r in g w ater. W . A. Shouk, R a l f ,
350 or w r its K eith M orris, R t. 1,
I made of m ilk from a cow whose
w a y , O regon.
DOGS. CATS, PETS. ETC.
C a th la m et, W ash.
Health Unaffected
By Soil Fertility
Delicious Fruits Still
Available for Housewife
In Canning, Preserving
GOOD U U A K T E R SEC TIO N , Oaken
dale, W ash . d is tr ic t, Im m ediate p o n -
ern ston , 6JS a c re s, Albion. W a sh ,
d istr ic t, puaaeaalon Sen t
I, 1949;
310 a c re s C o lfa x d la tr lc i, Im m ediate
poaaeaaton. A ll crop | o t a tilt'd
Block ranch. Im m ediate p u sa esslcn
T w o good b u sin e ss iqquirt u n itie s In
W hitm an co u n ty . M edium -i>, lake
h o m e . Im m ed iate poMTaaton C e lia «
BUSINESS « INVEST. OPPOR.
Hungry men w ill appreciate a Contour Crop Plantings
sandwich from the pork roast when
it is made by placing slices of the Saves Soil, Boosts Yield
meat on buttered bread, then
Topsoil can be saved and crop
topped with thin slices of unpeeled, yields boosted by planting crops
cored apples. Top with a slice of on the contour instead of up and
buttered bread and serve with down the slope. Each furrow makes
cheese-stuffed celery stalks and a tiny dam that prevents the swift
potato chips.
runoff of water. By holding back
Combine canned fru it juices for the water, these dams allow time
interesting beverages to serve j for the soil to soak up moisture.
with sandwiches and cookies. Half When contouring is teamed with
and half combination of apricot cover crops and adequate fertiliza­
whole fru it nectar and sweetened tion, top soil conservation benefits
grapefruit juice is most refreshing. result.
I
Meditations
When a man depends on God, the
task ahead of him is never as great
as the power behind him.
I have read the bible through
many times. It is a book of all
others for lawyers, as well as di­
vines, and I pity the man who can­
not find in it a rich supply of
thought and rule of conduct.—
Daniel Webster.
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