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    Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, September 22, 1949
CLASSIFIED
U K N E R A L m erch an d ise sto r e and Hr,
qtra. G ood buelneaa, g r o s s in g (»000
mo. P rice »8500
p
lu s ifiv
In ven
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p.un
e n tory,
io r y .
*4000 on con tract. Ph. P u re* Isla n d
DEPARTM ENT
250 o r w r ite K a lth
C a t h la m e t , W a sh .
FARMS AND RANCHES
T
tO AC H ES and B U IL D IN G S . Bldir. are
w orth th e p rice aaked. F ron t* on
S a lm o n riv er c u t-o ff. R eazon fo r
aelllnir, cripp led and old age. Thte
la a b argain fo r aom eone. P riced
nt »6500. T h e old Dodaon farm r*K
latered “ R ose L odge F arm ,” W .
D o d a o n , B o a * L o d g e , O r. B o x 397
FOR
K A I.I. 140 if r e Irrigated farm
S u ita b le for atock d a ir y in g or dl
v e r s ifie d fa r m in g . H o u se , barn, and
o u tb u ild in g *
In
fa ir
c o n d itio n
F en ce d , croaafen ced . E le c tr ic ity and
ap rln g w ater. W . A . X l.ook, H a lf
w a y , O regon.
S m a ll F a r m
IE
acrea
H eq ulm -D un gen eaa
area
B la ck Moll, w e ll Irrigated and tiled
G ood 6-rm. houae, b ig barn, tool
abed, ch ick en houae. 3 one-room
houaea. W ood ahed. O arage. S a c r i­
f ic e price »12,000. W rite B ox 1853,
B e a tt ie 11, W aah ln gton .
JO AC’H ES, 40 cu l., good houae, e l e c ­
tr ic ity , plu m b in g, 2 barn*, aprlnga.
frultM, g r a v e l road. C. V . J e n s e n ,
S u m m it, Or*.
tO -ACRE F A R M , 5-rm . m od. houae,
c h ick en houae, m a ch in e ahed, m ilk
houae, g a ra g e, elec, w a te r ayatem ,
a ll m a ch in ery to farm place. A-
grad e dairy barn, 22 head c a ttle ,
team o f horaew, beat In Clark Coun
ty . N e w
m ilk
m achine.
»16,000.
T erm a. B t . 8, B o x
309,
B a t t le
G round, W a a h . 1 m l. K . M anor, on
M anor H w y.
FOB
W ID O W 'S
SALE BY OW NER
S A C R IF IC E , »16,500.
16
acrea, 12 In fu ll-b e a r in g filb e r t» , a s ­
so r te d fr u lta ; a ll farm eq u ip m en t;
fu r n . t-rm . m odern houae, 90-fL
d r ille d w e ll. 14 m l. o u t S u n s e t ill-
w a y . turn r ig h t on H e lv e tia rd.,
f i r s t houae on le f t ; >4 m l. from
W e s t U nion c o n a o lld a ted sch ool, r a .
W orth P la i n s 2 S F 2 5 , M r». J o h n H .
C r e a g a r , B t . 1, B o x 6 2 , K llla b o r o ,
O ra.
IB • •..I T — W h ite A lf a lf a — C lover.
60
Lbs. »7.50, 12 L bs. »1.85 F. O. B. B.
M. R o z e m a , H e r m ia to n , O re.
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
M OST beau t, r e sid e n c e on HOOD
C A N A L . 2 d w e llin g houaea, 2 g a ­
r a g e s , o u tb id s? ., b eaut., sp a c io u s
g r o u n d s, w a te rfr o n t, e le c, con ven .
In sta lle d . C ash or term s. In q u ire o f
ow n er, C h arles T . W r ig h t , U n io n ,
W a sh .
B t.
1,
E A S T m ta. H ea lth resort, apt. hou se,
10 ren ta l» . L arge return, sm a ll in ­
v e stm e n t. T erm s. B o a 171, Soap
L ak e, W ash .
25,000 BD. F T . sa w m ill, a ll elec.,
»20,000. 75 H y a ter Inch W rit* P . O.
B o x 3 9 3 , K e ls o , W a s h .
B E A U T Y SH O P — equip ped fo r 3 oper­
a to r s, rea so n a b le overh ead , str e e t
en t. For qu ick sa le , »1700, »850 w ill
han dle, r eason ab le term s. Good bust-
neaa; s e llin g b ecau se o f tr a n sfe r.
B o x 532, C oos B ay, Ora.
CO M M ER CIA L b u ild in g and w reckin g
yard, lo ca te d on Q uincy H ig h w a y
so u th
E p h rata
W rite B o x
395,
E p h ra ta ,
W aah.
R E T A IL lu m b er yard. T w o tru ck s and
In v en to ry , »30,000. Room for m ore
b u ild in g s. Good o p p o rtu n ity . T erm s
to r ig h t p a rty . 1324 C en tral A v e -
W e s t G r e a t F a ll s , M o n t.
F O B SA L E : C om m ercial h o tel
c a fe , d oin g good b u sin e ss. W ill
fo r a rea so n a b le price Joh n B.
ie r , prop., H a lsta d , M inn. B ox
P h o n e 119.
and
s e ll
la z ­
131.
W IC K S
C L U B — L ocated San dp oin t,
Id aho. B ld g . 40x70. N ic e bar, k itc h ­
en, cardroom d o w n sta ir s. 6 bed­
room s, k itch en , bath u p sta irs. R oom
fo r 9 ro o m s u p sta irs. L a rg e w alk -in
box. Good lo ca tio n . A lban y F a lls
D am n earb y. T ake % dow n, bal.
m o n th ly p a y m e n ts. F ran k B n ck art,
B o x 858, C o u le e C ity , W a s h . P h o n e
3119*
m o d e r n m e a t m a rk e t f o r sa le In
R ed and W h ite »tore, C a th lam et.
W aah. G r o s se s »33,000-»40,000 per
yr. P rice »3500, p lu s In ven tory. P h .
38-W , C ath lam et, W aah.
OW NER
M U ST
SELL
C afe, G rade "A," sn o rt ord ers aud
fo u n ta in , s e a t s 28, good to u r is t an d
lo ca l trade, beat f a ll fr u it se a so n
y e t ahead. S a c r ific e »7500; liv in g
qtra Inc. J . B a n t , 7 B. S ta te S t.,
R ood
HAY. GRAIN. FEED
M o r r is .
R iv e r ,
Or*.
E S T A B L IS H E D w e ll sto c k e d G rocery
an d H ard w a re sto r e in th r iv in g
c o u n tr y tow n , c o m p lete N e w e q u ip ­
m en t and T ile b u ild in g. G r o ssin g
»6500 a n n u a lly . T w o can op era te.
J . W. S an d ers, R e a lto r, 1213 M a in
S t., K la m a th P a lls , O regon.
M O D E R N S tan d ard Serv. Sta. P u m ice
bld g., o f f ic e sh o w room , lub. room .
D o in g b ig b u sin e ss. R eq u ires 2 good
m en. H iw a y 2 en tra n ce o f H u n g ry
H o rse D am , G lacier park. Beat In
M ontana. B y S tan dard O il Co., R e a ­
so n s, Sac. »32,500 in c lu d e s 2 m od ­
ern a p ts. T erm s. C arl A n d erson , B o x
144, H u n g ry K o ras, M ontana.
136 A C R E S, 25 cleared , black d irt. E x ­
c e lle n t sh ru bb ery. S o il la y s on N e ­
h a lem river. Gd. fis h in g and b o a tin g ;
11 p lace fo r retired co u p le or F O R S A L E p r o fita b le W e ster n A u to
m ak e e x c e lle n t dude ranch or o u t­
D e a le r sh ip in W ash , r ic h e st fa rm
in g place.
hr. to beach. H ou se,
area. $9500.00. B o x 273, P alo use,
barn, orchard, in h ea rt o f good
W ash.
h u n tin g . »10,000, term s. W rite E lder
E e rr y In n, J e w e l l , O re.
O CEAN v iew . A lm o st 1 acre. R e s t r ic t ­
ed to r esid en ce , 12 m l. n o r th o f
MISCELLANEOUS
F lo r en ce . 7 rm s., bath . D bl. ga r. «
shop. W rite C has. H . S m ith , F lo r ­
ence, O regon.
T D -14 ISAAC SO N T ilt h y d ra u lic a n ­
g le-d o ze r w ith lo g g in g eq u ip m en t.
M cC u llou gh ch ain sa w . GMC p ow er T R A IL E R C O U R T— 25 sp es., n e w and
u n it. D ie se l No. 5 C orley sa w m ill,
f u l l y equip. G ood Incom e. A rea l
buy fo r ca sh . A lso term s. A . S om er-
c o m p lete w ith ed ger, sla b r o lls, top
r iU , 3 4 1 0 N . P a c i f i c h w y . 99, M e d ­
sa w . c u t - o f f »aw , a ll read y to go.
fo rd , O regon .
D . 2X. L a n c e , R e p u b lic , W a s h .
1943 CLF.TRAC F D L 80, d ie se l, 9%
ft.
hyd.
blade
(I s a a c s o n ) .
24”
track s, w ide g a u g e , 175 b. p. H e r ­
cule:- en gin e. B een u sed on land
c c ir g R u n s p e r fec t. P rice »6500.
3 I E V _ iiT S C N F E E D A F U E L
F h sn s
4206
S te v e n so n ,
W a sh .
C A N h an d le up to 1000 head o f c a ttle
now th ro u g h th e w in ter. F or d eta il*
w r ite B ob H ig g tn s, M arlon, M ont.
GOOD g o in g b u sin e ss, grocery, lo ck ­
ers, P . O., d an ce h a ll; m odern l i v ­
in g q u a rters, 29x70 c em e n t b u ild ­
in g. F er ry b oat and fr a n c h ise . A ll
for »17,000. W rite T . S. W illia m s,
W a w a w a l,
W a sh .
C all
P u llm a n
13404.
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
TW O 1 4 -ft. M a sse y -H a r r is co m b in es.
N e w 1SM9, c u t 600 acres. »900 o f f
new price. L o u is S h e f f t ls , G oran ,
W ash .
'S’ T H R E E 2 1 /7 V an B ra n t g r a in
d r ills, s in g le d isc, w ood box. s t e e l
w h e e ls, equip ped w ith g a n g p r e sse s,
a ll in ru n n in g order, »150 each . ‘3’
T hree 12/1 0 O liver S u p erior G rain F O R S A L E : D4 C a te rp illa r w ith h y ­
d ra u lic dozer. J o h n C. M a r tin , B t . 1 ,
D r ills, a ll s te e l, w ith g a n g p r e sse s,
P o r t T ow n sen d , W ash .
lik e new . »375 each. C. R . W illia m s ,
L in d ,
W a s h .,
or
G eorge
M e r r im a n ,
Spokan e, W ash .
M U T T A N D JEFF
THE BARRACUOA IS a DANGIROUS
FISH! I CAN REMEMBER TEARS AGO
ONE LEAPED ON DECK- [ DASHED
INTO THE KITCHEN .COT A CARVING
KNIFE AND PUT A FINISH TO THAT
■--------------- ----------------- - F i s h IN - - z ,
Bud
GETTIN'A
Fisher
H --------
MUT T.' HERES
KNIFE, MUTT?!* 1™ « 1 TME KITCHEN*
N E W 200-h. p. H er c u le s D. F . X . E.
D ie se l e n g in e a sse m b ly . C om p lete
w ith a ll a c c e sso r ie s . $1500.
T w o 80 C le tra c s w ith 150-h. p. W is ­
c o n sin e n g in e s. C om p lete sto c k o f
p a rts. A ll fo r $1000. J o e M y e r s , 8 0 2 -
KNOW
T IT / /
6000-W ., 1 1 0 /2 2 0 -v AC Sheppard d lse l
p ow er p lan t, $1500. R . P . M artin,
S m it h
R iv e r ,
R e e d s p o r t,
Ora.
O BESE
each. R o u t e 2, B o x 1 4 8 7 ,
W a s h . P h o n s R e n t o n 5 -6 9 0 8 .
»10
K e n t,
R o ll D e v e lo p e d — O v e r n ig h t S e r v ic e
8 High G loss P rin ts. AU siz e s 25c.
R E P R IN T S 3c each .
F O X S T U D IO S . B illin g s . M o n ta n a
GRANDMA
T"
TO RENT OR LEASE
Streetsweeper Sweeps Way
Miles Beyond City Limits
By Arthur Pointer
by Clark S. Haas
By Charles Kuhn
F O R R E N T — L a y in g h o u se s fo r 1,800
and brooder h o u se w ith a ll eq u ip ­
m ent. 1,000 c a p a c ity . R o b e r t P .
G r e e n , R t . 2, B o x 1 575, K e n t , W a s h .
o f s t o c k , a ll a g e s . O r v ille L a v e n d e r ,
P e r t O rch a rd , W a s h . R t. 4.
SUNNYSIDE
M u r ta u g h , I d a h o .
J - l , D ia m o n d , W a s h .
P U R E B R E D C h in ch illa r a b b its, b e st
JITTER
DOGS, CATS. PETS. ETC.
MY E N T IR E H A M S T E R Y fo r p e ts or
la b o ra to ry u se. G ood b u sin e ss for
y o u n g er person. C on tact B. S. T ru e ,
FOR LEA SE,
c o u n ty , 1 H
le e c h a n n e l.
te d , M o te *
M ile s C ity ,
160 a c r e s . In G r a n t
m ile s fr o m G ra n d C o u ­
OUe P la it e d . S ee P la t ­
L a k e, A u g . 27 t o 31.
M o n ta n a .
SPECIAL
RRW
D ISC O Y E B T
R W -O
R e lie f to a c h in g co rn s or y o u r m oney
r e fu nded. Send 50 c e n ts to P . O. Box
33 8 , S a n d y , O r e g o n .
Electric Wire Size
Should Be Uniform
NEW ARK, N. J.—Seventy-four-
year-old Joseph Pistolese wanted to
make good in his new job.
He began pushing his broom and
street cleaner’s cart on Freling-
huysen avenue.
He pushed and he pushed and he
pushed.
By n ightfall police in near-by
Elizabeth spotted him s till pushing.
A radio patrolm an told him he
Was 2% miles from town.
It is essential that wire of ade­
quate size be used in all farm
buildings. Too small wires result
in loss of voltage that materially
reduces the light output of lamp
bulbs and equipment.
Care should be used to divide
the load into several circuits so
as not to overload circuit and so
that a blowing of a fuse on one
circuit may not affect all.
Chinese Runs Sum of $10
Into Enormous Fortune
Beggar Had Gem Fortune
In Hand, Didn’t Know It
SAN FRANCISCO.—A 66-year-old
Chinese who came to San Francisco
49 years ago w ith $10 in his pockets
has run his w orldly fortune into
several m illions by building a
herbal empire, buying real estate,
and selling spicy night-club enter­
tainment.
He is fabulous Fong Wan, known
m ainly as the “ king of the herb­
alists in N orth Am erica.’’ He ac­
quired his title by treating thou­
sands who claimed to suffer from
almost every ailm ent known to
man.
Although his m ain business has
been herbs, Fong is m aking thou­
sands in real estate and income
fro m two hotels he owns In San
Francisco plus restaurants and
night clubs.
CAIRO, EG YPT.—A ragged beg­
gar who pleads for alms in the
shadow of the pyramids had a for­
tune in stolen jewels. But he didn’t
know it. Police fo r months had
been hunting $80,000 in gems taken
last summer from Mrs. Nahas
Pasha, wife of the Wafdist party
leader.
F in a lly they caught the thieves.
A fter holding out u ntil the police
fed them a chicken dinner, they ad­
m itted they had given many of the
jewels to a beggar named Bahluk.
The jewels were wrapped In a pack­
age and the beggar didn’t know
what they were, they said. He had
been instructed to hide them.
A fter questioning, Bahluk was re­
leased. “ I just never got around to
looking Inside that cloth.” h t ad­
m itted ruefully.
‘M ilty’ of Original Group
Of Dead End Kids is Doctor
Australian Hobo Hits
Out at Make-Work Law
AUGUSTA,
GA. — Remember
M ilty , the fat boy of the original
“ Dead End Kids” ?
He's a doctor now. M ilty —Ber­
nard Punsly of Berkeley, Calif., in
private life —got his diploma from
the U niversity of Georgia’s school
of medicine.
Now a slender, dark-eyed, black­
haired man, Punsly began medical
work after he entered the A rm y In
1942.
CAPETOWN.—U njustified
inter
ference by the government w ith the
private lives of hoboes is being
charged here by “ M armalade,” a
leader of the tram p brotherhood in
South Africa.
The new work colonies b ill in­
troduced in the house of assembly,
aimed at clearing beggars, vag­
rants, and confirmed drunkards
from the streets, has aroused bis
ire.