Southern Oregon miner., April 06, 1950, Image 7

SO UTHERN OREGON NEW S REVIEW
VIRGIL
CLASSIFIED
By Len Kleis
D E P A R T M E N T
BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR.
RESIDENTIAL COURT
1 Tear Old
Proof Enough
Located In Ullverton. Elec, ranges,
water htra. and waaher Incl. Creek.
Lot 1 block from dntn. Ideal for
couple looking for Income of S120
mo. from 3 house*, w ith th* 4th to
llv s In. Lot has room for 2 more
hou ses If desired. 36000 w ill handle.
Bal 3120 per month. F ull price
113,000. W rite owner A. A. Mol-
echer, 1970 B sb raska, Salem , Ore­
gon.
GROCERY-MEATS,
THE CUD GAFFER
By Clay Hunter
SIR, I REALIZE TWAT YOU ANO I
ARE TOTAL STRANGERS, B U T -*
building,
SAW M ILL — 48“ top and bottom
sa w s, log haul, log turner, 200-hp.
diesel.
1MM ft. tim ber, second
grow th. B eason for se llin g poor
health. 604 C hester, Ph. 4251.
MISCELLANEOUS
Ry MELLORS
F riend—“ They say the baby looks
like you.”
F a th e r—“ The only likeness I can
see is we’ re both bald-headed.”
who solo me t h is / —
B i» D A COUPLE O P /O H
M O N T H S AGO
f YEH*
IN V O U R
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pe t shop /
the
By Bud Fi»her
YOU S A ID SHE
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S A ID A W O R D
EASY/
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FEM ALE
WORM IT S
WORM ANO
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A M ALE
IF IT EATS
WORM A N D
YOUR PARROTJ
IT'S A H E /
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r tell
TO TAKE THAT ,
IF A WORM
UP WITH THE
IS A M ALE
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OR
FEMALE? I O N L Y S E LL
B i r d s / ,
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By Arthur Pointer
340 ACRE FARM, 240 acres under Ir­
rigation.
E xcellen t Im provem ents.
P rice 325,000. S m all farm con sid ­
ered In trade. Jack C. Mace, B ea l
B state, T ulelake, Calif.
GOIN’ BACK TO CALIFO R NIA . B eet
o ffer g ets 250-acre ranch, m odern
house, cabin, barn. 2 m iles river
frontage.
W rite M ary P erln ger,
Owner, Box 627, B rookings, Ors.
IKCTRUCTION
D EN TA L T ech nicians
approved. E n l a r g
W rite D ental Tech.
B ran s A ve., D en rsr
ROLL D EV ELO PED— O vernight-Serv­
ice. 8 H igh G loss P rints, all sizes
25c. 3 prin ts each n egative, add
10c.
R E P R IN T S, 3c each.
POX STUDIO S, B U llngs, M ontana
SA LESM EN to handle the e a siest
sold, best rep eatin g line o f sh ir ts
In Am erica sold F actory to Con«
sum er.
1948 F D E cletrac drum & an gle doz­
er. H. O nstafson, Am boy, W ash.
9341 B . B. 60th A v e ,
P ortland 13, Oregon
Stum p
P uller,
never
Just Routine
used; 150 ft. 1 Inch cable, cap acity
240,000
lbs.
O rigin ally
3375.00.
The young w ife was heartbroken.
Sell any reasonable offer.
Wm.
“ W hat’s the m a tte r? ” asked a
Z reneon, B t. 1, W eston, Oregon.
friend.
FOR SALE— One 15-ton Guy Derrick
“ Oh. m y husband is so absent-
145-foot m ast 130-foot boom. Good
condition. In use but ava ila b le for
minded. A fte r breakfast he le ft a
sa le w ith or w ith ou t running and
tip on the table, and when I handed
gu y ropes and turn-b uckles. John
him his hat he handed me another
A. B oe b lin g’s Sons Co., P.O. B ox
1195, Tacom a, W ash. Phone P roc­
tip .”
tor 3563.
“ Well, th a t’ s nothing to w o rry
about. I t ’ s ju s t force of h a b it”
HEART TROUBLE
"T h a t’ s w hat w orries me. He
STORY REPRINTED
kissed me when I gave him his
TACOMA—For a free reprint
coat.”
trained. Q. I.
i n g fa c ilitie s.
School, 1119 B.
10, Colo.
HELP WANTED—MEN
J. B. BWIMO,
HELP WANTED—WOMEN
PR O FIT A B L E HOBBY, Make D ress
P ins, E arrings, other novel decora­
tion s w ith m lrror-like acetate. Com­
plete kit, m aterial. In struction s to
m ake 12 pins, 31.00 P ostpaid. P L A S­
TICS, B ox 1415, Balt Lake C ity 11,
U tah.
SPECIAL
Genuine Rare
C H IN C H IL L A
Offers Opportunity
on the thrilling story of “V ita­
G reat E xpectations
min E and Heart Trouble” in
The youngster had heard much [ Oct. ’48 Coronet magazine, ask or
about his little cousin Peter, a l­ ; write Thomsen’s Natural Foods,
though he had never seen him . At 1105 Market St., Tacoma 3, Wn.
long last he was told Peter was
coming fo r a visit, and he regis­
LIVESTOCK
tered great excitement.
R E D B ull ca lv e s from registered
Nobody could understand it when
M ilking Shorthorn cow s w ith rec­
he took one look at his little cousin
ords o f over 400 lbs. b u tterfa t. On
h igh w ay 10A, 1J m iles e a st K oo­
and burst into tears of disappoint­
tenai. Ivan Z. Sm ith, B . 1, B ox 285,
ment.
Sandpoint, Idaho.
"1 thought,”
he sobbed,
th a t. —
REG. M ilking Shorthorn B ull.
13
Peter was a ra b b it!”
mo. Jr. cham pion. Lane county
F air 1949, Dam
JITTER
d istrict. 8 m iles w est P lym ou th.
John A lexander, P lym ou th, W ash.
OPEN Unique Stors in your own
home. N o m erchandise in vestm en t.
N o can vassin g. Send 3c stam p for
true am azing fa c ts. W. L. T aylor,
E1003 Spokane, W ash in gton.
H ER C U LES
M U T T A N D JE F F
N A T IV E W ild Blackberry P lan ts: not
E vergreen, H im alaya or crossed
berries. The kind found on logged
o f f land; large variety that beara
w ell when cu ltivated . S lleta v a ­
riety, 33.00 per dozen. Com m ercial
grow ers
W rite for prices. Jerry
P aters, Chehalis, W ash.
proper­
T H R E E -U N IT apartm ent, furnished.
Three garages; lot 105x95. Two
blocks from beach, close to ev er y ­
thing. M ust se ll. H ave to change
clim ate. Inquire P.O. B ox 125, P ort
Orford, Or.
SAY. v o u RE T he G u y )
PRIM ROSE
PLA N TS,
polyanthus,
clearance sals, super strain of
m ixed colors, 30o each. Blue 40c.
DAHLIA TU BER S, 378 varieties,
35c and 50c each, m y sstsetlon ,
s ta ts choice In type, color. Some
named. M inimum order 31.50. Pap
W inchester, Snohom ish, W ash.
ty. B u sin ess estab. 40 years. A ver­ EVERBEARINO Straw berries, New
A v is ito r who was being shown
Century, very sw eet, 50 planta—
a g in g 3100,000 yearly. 113,500 prop­
over a lunatic asylum Inquired of
38.00.
Oem. 100 — 32.00.
Prepaid.
erty and equipm ent. Inventory ap­
McWeal Berry 3farserp, H am ilton,
prox. 15,500. T erm s arranged. Write
his guide what method was em ­
M ontana.
Tngalls,
Box
96,
W
inslow
,
W
ash,
ployed to discover when the in ­
. u Port B lakely 336 (svsnlng*4O 3).
mates were s u fficie n tly recovered
FLOWERS 4 BULBS
ELECTRIC
& plum bing Sm all stock
to be discharged.
appliances.
Good stock o f tools
BBQOMIA BULBS
“ W ell,” replied he, "yo u see, i t ’ s
& m aterial*. Bldg. 24x30. Lot lOOx Double and sin g le C am ellia and Car­
this way. We have a big trough of
220. Good territory, sm a ll town;
nation type. Your choice o f 7 col­
all goes at 25,500. 3. E. D en liton ,
ors. Red— Y ellow — S carlet—O range,
w ater and we tu rn on the tap. We
1647 11th St., C hehalis, W ash.
copper— Salm on
or
W hite.
Also
leave it running and te ll them to
Frilled Crlspa and H anging basket
In m ixed colors. T hese tubers ar*
b ail out the w ater w ith pails u n til FO R HALE: U p holstery equipm ent,
som e stock. Von Schrader rug m a­
3 ‘A to 5!4 Inches around. G uaran­
they have em ptied the trough.”
chine, sta tio n wagon. D oing gd.
teed flow erin g size. 5 bulbs for
“ How does th a t prove it? ” asked
b u sin ess. Am q u ittin g reason, back
31.00 or 12 for »2.V0. Choice G lox­
injured
B u g ClsanlUg Shop, Cnt
inia bulbs 35c each. Bd B llllck ,
the visito r.
Bank, Mont.
Dundee, Ore.
"W e ll,” said the guide, “ the
ones who are not crazy w ill tu rn PHOTO EHOP, fu lly equip, for por­
FARMS AND RANCHES
trait work & kodak fin ish in g. 4-
o ff the ta p .”
bdrm. mod. furn. residence. 7 lots, FOR SALE: 38 acres a lfa lfa . F air
“ Well I declare. I never would
loc. nr. stu dio In dow ntow n district.
b ld g s,
pastures,
piped.
E lectrla
TOM’S PHOTO «H O P, Bx. 374,
have thought of th a t,” said the
pum ps for hou se and irrigation .
Bandon, Or. P h 971.
312.000
w
ithout
stock.
Not
In
flo o l
visito r.
SOMETHING IN COMMON
BOUFORD
SEEDS, PLANTS. ETC.
ROCKHILL EVER BEARING BTR a W -
BERR Y P L A N T E 100 35 00; 1*09
340.00 Postpaid.
Lester M ahurla,
T illam ook, Oregon, B S.
10 R M s.
W rite
X. B. M iller, B ox 353, B agene, Ors.
That Should Do It
"A re you saving up anything for
DOGS. CATS. PETS. ETC.
a ra in y day?”
H U SK Y R E G IST E R E D A iredale pup­
"Yes, in a little w hile I expect
pies, w helped N ov. 13. Sired by
to have enough to buy a new top
cham pion. 335-50. C. D. Elder, B lch -
land,
W ash.
fo r m y old auto.”
Cooperative
“ Young man, do you th in k you
can support m y daughter on $40 a
week?”
“ I ’ m w illin g to try , s ir—if th a t’s
the best you can do.”
E TIQ U E TT E
E X T R A m oney w ith Golden H am ­
ste rs, th ose in te re stin g little a n i­
m als from Syria. Clean, qu iet, e a s­
ily raised.
W rite for fo lio "G.”
Oregon H am stery, P ortland 19, Ore­
gon.
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
'
40 ACRES. M odern house. 36000. On
Cam ano Isl. W rite for inform ation.
B ox 933, P in eh u rst, W ash.
‘•The W orld's Most Luxurious Pur”
• W ish in g for p rosp erity during
the new year and th e years to
com e w on ’t bring It to yon; but a
sta r t now w ith q u a lity ch in ch illas
su rely w ill.
W e have an e x c e lle n t aeleotlon e f
TOP QUALITY YOUNG
BREEDING PAIRS
In stock
A ll an im als h ave an B . C. B. A.
C ertificate o f t it le and a r e g is­
tered pedigree.
(In form ation , p rices, eto., given
fr ee ly at your req u est)
ROYAL INCA
CHINCHILLA RANCH
F loyd K ayes Tel. 31P22
B t. 4
M ill Creek B oad
WaUa W alla, W ash in gton
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W YIDE AND WOOLY
Low-Cost, Permanent
FARM CONSTRUCTION
By Bert Thema»
A boy and his m other stood look­
ing at a dentist’ s showcase.
“ I f I had to have false teeth,
mother, I'd take th a t p a ir,” said the
sm all boy, pointing.
“ Hush, W illie ,”
interposed the
m other quickly, shaking his arm ,
“ Haven’ t I told you it's bad m an­
ners to pick your teetl, in p u blic?”
• G rain
E levators
R O B B IN S
' SORRY, LAP/, B U T V O U 'R E A
PEDESTRIAN N O W ...y o u 'L L HAVE
TO GET OFF THE BRIDLE PATH ' "
G E E , DAD, ARENDT YOU G LAD
w e G O T A TE LEV IS IO N S E T ? "
TILVT STOPPED IIIM
Boy: “ Say, w hatever became
of those old-fashioned gals who
fainted
when a boy kissed
them ?”
G al: "H uh! Whatever became
of the old-fashioned boy who
made them fa in t? "
C O R R U G A TED
A L U M IN U M
Available in Any Length
C ouldn't Miss
" A t last,” said the novelist, " I
have w ritte n something th a t w ill be
accepted by any m agazine.”
“ What is it? ” asked a friend.
“ A check fo r a y e a r’s subscrip­
tio n ."
Knew What He Wanted
“ Y our h a ir wants cutting badly,
s ir,” said a barber in sin u a tin g ly to
a customer.
” No, it doesn’t,” replied the man
in the ch a ir; “ it wants cutting nice­
ly. You cut it badly last tim e ."
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P A ST ! EA ST TO A P P L Y 1 B ow th a t sp rin g la
on Its w ay It's tim e to plan yonr farm con stru c­
tion. B o m atter w h at yonr bu ild in g neede— barn,
shed, or r o o fin g —Bobbin* Corrugated Alum inum
Is th e fa ste st, e a siest, m ost In exp en sive m aterial
to u se. It's availab le to you In any len gth np to
3000 lin ea l fe e t on reals or In c u t len gth s up to
24 fs s t. So w hy do It th* hard w a y —us* Itobblns
Corrugated Alum inum and save tim e, m oney and
upkeep cost*.
The perfect r oofin g or sid in g-«
warm In w inter and cool la sum m er.
Che ‘ R E E L ” T h in g for
P arm B uild in g
See Your Dealer or Write Direct for Information to
O ther alum inum products you
w ill fin d usefu? In farm build­
in g s a rs: P A B E L IB O , DOOBS,
DOOB PBAM BS. BUBOALOW
SID IN G ,
W IBDOW
PBAM BS,
W INDOW S, B A SBBO A BD 8 and
W A T E B SEAL BOOPIBO .
— R O B B IN S — ,
M ETALS
Box 200, Parkwatar, Wash.
V isit our P la n t at
BIOS B. Airport,
Spokane, W ash.
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