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SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW CLASSIFIED VIRGIL D E P A R T M E N T BUSINESS 4 INVEST. OPPOR. RLECTRIC * appliances. & m aterials. 220. Good a ll goes at 1047 1 1 th plum bing. Sm all stock Good sto ck o f tools Hid«. 21x80. I^»t lOOx territory, sm a ll tow n; 85.500. 3 . B . D sn lston , Bt., C h e h a lis. W a»b . T H R E E -U N IT apartm ent, furnished. Three g arages; lot 105x95. Two blocks from beach, c lo se to e v er y thing. M ust sell. H ave to change clim a te Inquire P.O. B ox 125, P ort Orford, Or. COR SALK: 7-unlt to u rist court; liv ing q u arters; 14 acre land. La- r o a d 's T ou rist Court, H am ilton, M oat. M O D ERN- Standard Serv. St a. pum ice Bldg. O ffice, Show , Lub. Room. D oing big b u sin ess. R equires 2 good m en. H igh w ay 2 entrance. H ungry H orse Dam, G lacier Park. B e st In M ontana. By Standard Oil C o . Sac. 832,500. Includes 2 Mod. A pts. Term s. Carl A nderson, B ox 144, H ungry H orse, M ontana. A T C O B V A L L IS G rocery sto re bldg and bu siness, 85250. D rive-In restau ran t, 810.500. B icy cle sa le s and service, 85500. C oin-operated radio b u sin ess, 82500. A ll operatin g and doing good bu si ness. R&7 E H erm an, B e a lty Over B enton Cty. S ta te Bk., Ph. 2386 C orvallis, Or. FOR SA LE: One o f the fin e s t farm su p p ly b u sin e sses In north cen tral W ash in gton . S e lls seed s, fu el, law n & garden su pp lies. L a st yr's g ro ss 8125,000. A ll new equip. M ust be seen to be appreciated. See or w rite R. A. M cH ellar A gency, B eal E sta te , Cashm ere, Wn. REAL ESTATE—MISC. MISCELLANEOUS ROLL DKVELOPKD—Overnight Serv ice. I H igh G loss P rin ts, all slsae 25c. 2 p rin ts each n eg a tiv e, add 10c. REPRINTS, Sc each. P O X S T U D IO S , B illin g s , M o n ta n a FOR HALE—A lm ost naw 40-hp. O. 8L m otor, 1 25-hp. FM m otor, 1 1-hp. FM m otor, 1 elec, sa w file r, 1 sec tio n s o f ste e l roller track. 3 . M. B ig le r , P a r k d a le , Or. P h o n e B482. H I-G L O 88 P rints. A ny 0 or 8-exp. roll 25c. E xtra prin ts, 4o each; 16 mm. r o lls printed jum b o 4o each print; 5x7 en largem en ts, 20c each. A ll our prints are m ads on h lgh - grad s V elox paper A ll w ork gu ar anteed. P hoto In d u stries, B ox 2001, P ortland, Oregon. NBW 8 E H S A T IO H A L 8 -V O L T L I P T -A L L B L B C T B IO H O IS T Powered from your truck battery or an y other battery. L oading and unloading trucks. E a sily m oved from truck to L lft-A U Shop D olly. Can be used a s a w inch. 1000 lbs. an easy lift. P u sh button control. P ow er up and pow er down. Many sa tisfie d u sers in Oregon, W ash in gton and C alifornia. H as a thousand uses. A Broad M arket w ith Liberal P ro fits. E X C L U SIV E T E R R IT O R IE S now being assign ed . Sm all m erchandise In vestm en t re quired. W rite at once for detailed Inform s, tlon. P k B B A L E S C O B P O B A T IO H 400 H. B. 9 7 th A v » ., P o r tla n d 16, O regon . ASTHM A, HAY F E V E R , P arox ease. In tern ation ally known product. F in est, m ost p ow erfu l e ffe c tiv e se t y e t made. W onderful opp ortu nity. W rits A s s o c ia te d R e s e a r c h L a b s , B ona S, L o s A n g e le s , C a lifo r n ia . ALASK A. L ong con stru ction Job. T rades, Labor, C lerical work. F u ll Inform ation 81.00 (refu n d a b le). N one free. M o res, B o x 4041, S e a t t le 99, W a sh . FOR SA LE— L akeside e sta te on Ten- M ile lake a t L akeside, O regon. In A L A S K A — V aluab le cop yrigh ted clu d es b eau tifu l large hom e, con booklet coverin g Inform ation and s is tin g o f large liv in g room, din in g op p ortu n ities in C onstruction , G ov room . 2 bedroom s, bath, kitchen & ernm ent P o sitio n s, A gricu ltu re, u tility room, fu ll basem ent w ith C om m ercial F ish in g . Lum bering, oil furnace. E x q u isitely furnish ed M ining, Fur F arm ing, H om estead through out. A lso w orkshop 18x35 ing, B u sin ess, C ities; L ist o f com ft. 3-boat boath ouses. Gar Wood p an ies u su ally h irin g w ith ad Speedboat, oth er m otor boats, dresses, plus A lask a H igh w ay In sc o w s and m otors. P roperty in form ation— w h at to take, c u sto m s clu d es 2 7 /1 0 a cres land w ith regu lation s, m ilep o sts, e tc.—a ll for 15 7 /1 0 acres o f lake. F in e law n s 81.00. A laska O pp ortun ities and and fru it trees. E v ery th in g Includ H igh w ay, P . O. B ox 224, S e a ttle I I , ed at 825.000. C ontact owner. Dr. W ash in gton. B a r i D ru m m , C itizen B ld g ., N o r th Bend, Oregon. Would Have to Wait DOGS. CATS, PETS, ETC. FARM MACHINERY 4 EQUIP. A lecturer aboard a southern , train was complaining about the P A R T N E R S disagree! R se r ie s D8 86000.00, three sm a ller tra cto rs slowness ol the train to the con 82.250.00 up, h a lf yard crane and sh o v el 83,000.00, w rite 10011 40th ductor. A ve. S . W ., S s a t t ls 6 6 . “Well, if yer don’t like it,” the conductor finally blurted out, "why SEEDS. PLANTS. ETC. in thunder don't yer git out an' RO CK H ILL E V E R B E A R IN G ST R A W walk?” B E R R Y P L A N T S. 100 85.00; 1000 “I would," the lecturer blandly 840.00 P o stp a id . L e s t e r M a h u rin , T illa m o o k , O reg o n , B 2. replied, "but you see the commit tee doesn’t expect me until this ST R A W B E R R Y p l a n t s . R ockh ill E verb earin g, 100— 85, 1000— 840. train gels in.” B y B u d F iih e r COME ON, r'LL. TEACH YOU HOW ,7 0 A _ y / T 'S " hatc ', jump /;° ht ' \ > A BESIDES. SIGN DOWN T H E R P here WHICH S E Z /K E E P OPP Just A Habit She was telling an acquaintance about her girl friends. "Yes,” she said, "my friend | Maud is only 25, but she’s been married three times. And all her husbands have been named Wil liam.” "You don't say!” replied he. "Why, she must be a regular Bill collector!” Sure Proof “Are they in love?” "They must be. She listens to him describe a ball game and he listens to her telling how her cous in's new dress was made.” JITTER B y A r th u r P o in te r i f st to o k a R ids on to p o r A car . s e o s r a thcatpical iw o d u c ir , a n o caused a tor o f ncrrtM uM f NO MONKEV t ah '! V4MT. J C i e \ ( ? j it How Else? “How can I avoid falling hair?” “Jump out of the way." B righ tm ore red heart, Colem an, 100 — 8150, postpaid. P aul B ngen, E X T R A m oney w ith G olden H am ste rs, those In terestin g little an i m als from Syria. Clean, qu iet, eas ily raised. W rite for fo lio ''O.‘‘ O reg o n H a m a te r y , P o r tla n d 19, Ore gon. H ARTZ MT. SIN G E R S from choice breeders 810; H en s 53.00 ea. 4207 HB T illa m o o k , P o r tla n d , O rs. FARMS AND RANCHES FO R SA LE: 38 a cres a lfa lfa . F air bld gs., pastures, piped. E lectrlo pum ps to r h ou se and Irrigation, 812,000 w ithou t stock . N ot In flo o d d istrict. 8 m iles w e st P lym ou th . J o h n A le x a n d e r , P ly m o u t h , W a sh . B o u te 3, B o x 288, C h e h a lis, W a sh . WANTED TO TRADE F R E E Inform ation on how to trade your property w ith anoth er owner anyw here. GET ACTION NOW. P rop erty C learing B ureau, 420 Mar k e t St., San P ran clsco, C alif. GOOD Im proved 80 A cres. M odern Im provem ents. P rice 816,800. Som e term s. B o x 187-A , B t . 2, O n ta r io , O reg o n . SO-COW grade A dairy com plete. 8e%. c a ll or w rite H ow ard E . M a rtin , Bkam okawa, W ash. W IL L T R A D E ren tal property In E phrata for 7 W rite O lard-Sons, K en new ick , W ash. W rite for F ree In form ation C EN TR A L OREGON FARM S, RA NCH ES B enjam in B u s s e ll LIVESTOCK B e a l E sta te B roker 56 O reg o n A v e., B e n d , O reg o n R E G IST E R E D A. S. B. sta llio n of M cD on ald-P eavlne breeding. C h est n u t G en tle w om en ride. F air and sh ow w inner. G aited. P roven sire. M a rtin 25 P orry, O o ld e n d a le , W a sh . R E G IS T E R E D Arabian, grade Arabian and A rabian typ e P alom ino h o rses o f sh ow w in n in g blood lines a t publlo auction. T y g h V alley, O regon (W a s c o C o u n t y ) fa ir grounds. Sunday, May 7, 2:30 p m ., rain or shine. W rite now for con sig n o r's d escrip tiv e bu lletin . M ays- Dodd R anch, T y g h V alley, Oregon. 40 A.. 18 plowed, bal. pasture, fned., a ll year creek, orchard, g r a v ity w a ter. Gd. 6-rm. fu rn ish ed house, barn, chick en house, garage, w ood shed. E lect., m ail, m ilk, sch . bug. Som e stock, equipm ent. P rice 85,800. A lfred K arkl, C latsk anie, Ore., B L 1, B ox 612 on L o st Creek R oad. HELP WANTED—WOMEN W OMEN DEM O NSTR ATO RS AND U N IT M ANA G ER S for party plan s a le s o f P la s tic P rod ucts, w h ich Is sw ee p in g the country. B ig m oney can be m ade in your s p a r e ' tim e. W e are o p en in g up th is territory. C om m unicate w ith u s a t once. M ABOY PLA STIC S. IRC. 4147 O live St., St. L ou is 8, Mo. MAM A M Okker/ HS Draws A Ovr o r MC G y- COOWO Ou r- PART T IM E C h ristian m en now em ployed can earn 5150 to 5300 m on th ly w orking 3 hours d a ily d em on stratin g s e n sa tio n a l new Bible. S u ccess assu red through personal train in g. Men w an ted in all tow n s. Oregon, W a sh ington and Idaho. W rite fu lly , P . O. B ox 4040. P ortland 8, Oregon. POULTRY. CHICKS 4 EQUIP. P A R M E N T E R Rhode Islan d Reds. W orld's b est la y ers. U. S. approved, U. S. P ullorum passed. P en s m ated to double pedigreed P arm enter m ales. Special A pril and May, ch ick s 16c, p u lle ts 29c, cock erels 8c. Chick folder. P a u l D u dley, B . 1, B o x 3710, P o r tla n d , Or. "How come your uncle shaved off his walrus mustache?” "He had to. Everywhere he went the kids threw herring to him,”; Grounds lor Divorce "Why did you get a divorce?” "My wile called me an ‘Idiot? ” "That's not sufficient cause for a divorce.” "Well, you see, it was like this. I came home and found my wife in the arms of the chauffeur, and I said, "What's the meaning of this?’ and she said, ‘Can't you see, you idiot?’ " INSTRUCTION Attorney Parlays Wise-Crack, Grunt into Fine, Jail Term MOBILE, ALA.—City Attorney Harry Seale was having a bit of trouble In court and grunted and wise-cracked to show his opinion of the court. The grunt cost him $5. He tossed the bill on the judge's bench. Then the Judge fined him $70 more for the way he did It. Asking if that was for contempt of court, the attorney was told that It was, and that the penalty would be six hours In jail. Never before such a half-century of progress 1900-1950 FAIR ENOUGH IF GREGORY WANT'S TO MAKE (JP, HE KNOWS WHERf TO HMD M E / ’ A man had barely paid oil the mortgage on his house when he mortgaged it again to buy a new car. Then he sought out a loan broker to borrow money on the car so he could build a garage. “If I do make you the loan,” asked the broker, “how will you buy gas lor the car?” “It seems to me,” the man re plied with dignity, "that a fel low who owns his own house, car and garage should be able to get credit for gas.” The Miracle ol America Just think how few comforts and con veniences the average American had In 1900—compared with how many he has today. Free labor and free management co operated to produce this miracle. More power—better machines—new skills—these have kept our produc tion per man hour rising year alter year. And the benefits have been shared to higher living standards. Our system Isn't perfect—but tt has given a better life to more people than any other ever Invented W hat; more, it can be better »till—If we tael work torethert The Better We Produce, The Better Wo Live LEARN SHO.CARD W R IT IN G (State ¿Iff roved} rN A SCHOOL OPERATED IN Gl CONJUNCTION WITH A SHOP ffev.w. 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