Southern Oregon miner., September 21, 1950, Page 6, Image 6

THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1950
SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW
CLASSIFIED
D EPA R TM EN T
B U S IN E S S
HOUSEHOLD
MSUOS
Split Personalities
Mopping his brow confusedly,
shortly
before recess,
Pennsyl­
vania's congressman Robert F.
Rich, iR ' rem arked on the floor of
the house: "W h a t this congress
needs most rig h t now is a good psy­
c h ia tris t."
This column is inclined to agree
w ith the gentlem an fro m the key­
stone state, fo r if there were ever
o ve rt evidence of schizophrenia, of
s p lit personalities, it is the attem pt
of congress in an election year to
rush to impose taxes and controls
"beyond the c a ll of d u ty ," of a t­
tem pting to play sm a rt politics and
at the same tim e become "sta te s­
men** and p a trio ts: of backing up
the w a r e ffo rt to the h ilt, and at
the same tim e p o litic a lly sap at the
leadership; of scores of "M onday
m o rn in g q u a rte rb a cks" demanding
the whole coaching sta ff resign; of
short tem pers and bellicose word-
battles.
F o r instance, it is indeed strange,
p a rtic u la rly in an election year,
th a t there would be any opposition
to enaction of an excess profits tax
to "ta k e the p ro fit out of w a r”
when, at the same tim e, the m em ­
bers are voting men into the fro n t
lin e trenches. Y et th a t's the p a ra ­
dox, even when profits have been
e x tra o rd in a rily high this year even
fo r peace tim e profits. The P resi­
dent, even was w illin g to accept an
in te rim revenue b ill w ithout the ex­
cess profits tax provision, if he could
get i t in a h u rry . But he d id n 't
get i t in a h u rry . I t was almost two
and a h a lf months before he got
anything he asked fo r the w ar ef­
fo rt, except the d ra ft law —d ra ft of
men. that is.
Treat the Family to Pineapple Cheese Pie
(Set Recipes Below)
Pie F a vo rite s
W
F
L Y N N SAYS:
H ere are Tips
F o r Successful P astry
Keep p a stry m ix in your re frig ­
e ra to r fo r tim e s when you w ant pie
crusts in a h u rry . M ake the m ix
w ith 6 cups flo u r, 1 tablespoon salt
and 1 pound la rd . Use % of the m ix
fo r a 9-inch tw o-crust pie
Add
enough w ater to m ix together, from
3*4 to 4 tablespoons fo r 94 of m ix.
Keep the la rd at room tem pera­
tu re fo r blending w ith flo u r easily.
A few strikes across the bowl w ith
a p a s try blender does the job.
IN V E S T .
OPPOR.
llO T K I . 1 7 6 8 )- 2 - a to r y b r ic k a p t ImG-l
in p r o s p e r o u s fo rn ititi! c o m m u n ity
In K i» » trrn 99 iis liln g ln n
llc illlly
r e n o v a te d . 5 a p t» . p iu » 12 r e n t a l
r o o m s A 422,000 v a lu e f o r lib.50V .
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LYNN CHAMBERS’ M ENU
H EN YOU W ANT to serve a
Lyn n Cham bers’ Menu
re a lly special dessert, th a t’ s i
P an-F ried Potatoes
when you have pie. I t m ig h t be a
B ro ile d W hitefish w ith B u tte r
lig h t, a iry chiffon type, a b e rry o r '
Shoestring Beets
fr u it fa vo rite , o r i
Apple-Nut-Celery Salad
a custard type.
Whole Wheat Bread or Rolls
W hatever
th e
Beverage
type, the crust
•Frozen Lemon Pie
should be m elt-
•Recipe Given
in g ly
delicious
and t h e fillin g
v e ry s tiff in a cold bowl w ith a cold
tasty and te m p t­ beater. Fold in lemon m ix tu re
ing.
lig h tly . Line a q uart freezing tra y
Pie originated ir i old England as
(o r two p in t tra ys) w ith crushed
a m ain dish o f meat, gam e or fow l
cookies, reserving a portion of the
baked in a deep, fla k y crust. The crum bs fo r topping. Pour custard
pies fo r dessert o rig in a te d in A m e r­
into tra y and sprinkle top w ith re­
ica, as you can te ll fro m the expres­
m aining crumbs. Freeze in re frig ­
sion, "A s A m e rica n as apple p ie ."
e ra to r set at coldest point.
• • •
• • •
ONE OF TH E pies w hich recent­
Orange Angel Pie
ly came into the spotlight of popu­
la r ity is a com bination of cottage
(Serves 6-8)
cheese and pineapple. It's elegant C rust:
enough fo r a pa rty, but always a
2 egg whites
tre a t fo r the fa m ily . G arnish it w ith
94 cup sugar
a w reath of toasted coconut, snowy
94 teaspoon cream of ta rta r
whipped cream or toasted pecans,
Beat egg whites u n til fro th y and
and it ’ s a dessert w ith a flourish.
add cream of ta rta r. G ra d u a lly add
Pineapple Cheese Pie
sugar and continue beating u n til
(Serves 6-8)
s tiff. Spread in nine-inch ungreased
1 No. 2 can crushed pine­
pie plate. Bake fo r an hour in a
apple
slow (300°) oven.
194 envelopes unflavored gel­
F illin g :
atin
4 egg yolks
94 cup pineapple syrup
94 cup sugar
2 eggs, separated
Few grains salt
94 cup sugar
2 tablespoons orange juice
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon lemon juice
% cup pineapple syrup
1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
1 cup cottage cheese
1 teaspoon grated orange peel
1 tablespoon grated lemon
1 cup cream , whipped
rin d
2 tablespoons confectioners’
3 tablespoons lemon ju ice
sugar
1 teaspoon va nilla
Beat egg yolks, sugar, salt,
94 cup cream , whipped
orange and lemon juice, orange and
I 9-inch p astry shell, baked
D ra in pineapple w ell. Soften gel­ lemon peel in upper p a rt of double
a tin in 94 cup pineapple syrup. boiler. Place over hot water. S tir
Place egg yolks, sugar, salt and and cook u n til thick. W hip cream
94 cup pineapple syrup in top of w ith sugar and spread 94 of it over
double boiler.
Cook over boiling cooled crust. Spread w ith fillin g ,
w ater, s tirrin g occasionally, about then cover w ith rem aining whipped
15 m inutes. Add softened gelatin cream . C h ill 12 to 24 hours.
• • •
and s tir u n til dissolved. Cool u n til
m ix tu re begins to thicken. Blend
Chocolate M eringue Pie
in cottage cheese, lemon rin d and
(Makes 1 9-inch pie)
ju ic e ,
fla v o rin g
and drained,
F
illin
g
:
crushed pineapple. Beat egg whites
2 squares unsweetened choc­
u n til s tiff and fold into cheese m ix ­
olate
tu re w ith whipped cream . Pour into
94 cup sugar
baked and cooled crust. C h ill thor­
4 tablespoons cornstarch
oughly. about 2 hours.
2 cups m ilk
• • •
3 egg yolks, slig h tly beaten
ROZEN L E M O N pie is made of
94 teaspoon salt
a smooth lemon custard in a
1 tablespoon butter
te m p tin g cookie crum b coating, and
1 teaspoon va n illa
i t tastes d e lig h tfu l a fte r a fish din­ M eringue:
ner.
4
3 egg whites
•Frozen Lemon Pie
94 teaspoon salt
6 tablespoons sugar
(Serves 8)
I cup evaporated m ilk
F o r fillin g , m e lt chocolate in top
3 eggs, separated
of double boiler. Blend sugar and
94 cup sugar
cornstarch together, add to choc­
94 cup lemon juice
olate. Add m ilk gra d u a lly and cook
94 teaspoon grated lemon rind
over boiling w ater u n til th ick, about
4 ounce package v a n illa cook­
10 minutes, s tirrin g constantly. Cov­
ies, crushed
e r and le t cook fo r 10 m inutes long­
C h ill m ilk in re frig e ra to r tra y un­ e r Add egg yolks slowly, and cook
t il Ice . crystals fo rm around the fo r two m inutes longer. Add salt,
F ill
edges. M eanwhile, beat egg yolks b utter and v a n illa : let cool.
slig h tly, combine w ith sugar and cooled pie shell.
’ emon ju ice and cook in top p a rt of
F o r m eringue, beat egg whites
double boiler un- w ith salt u n til s tiff but not dry. Add
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thickened. sugar g ra d u a lly and continue beat­
Add grated lem ­ ing u n tiil m eringue stands in peaks.
on r i n d
and Cover chocolate fillin g in shell, seal­
cool. F old in egg ing m eringue to edges of pastry
whites
w h ic h
shell and also leaving the top irre g u ­
have been beat­ la r. Bake in a slow (325°) oven un­
en s tiff but not t il lig h tly browned. Cool before
dry. Whip m ilk serving.
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The perennial highway b ill is
another example. It always has
been regarded as a vote-get­
tin g vehicle— federal aid to high­
ways. p a rtic u la rly fo r second­
a ry and fa rm -to -m a rke t roads.
The President had asked a cut
of $240,006.000 in the b ill, but the
senate went to whole hog and
slashed away $359,000.000, most
of it at the expense of these sec­
ondary and fa rm roads.
Another example of the sp lit p e r­
sonality is in the riv e rs and h a r­
bors b ill, o r pork b a rre l measure.
O nly a few short weeks ago the
congress voted m illio n s of d ollars
in authorizations, but the conferees,
I although know ing these expendi­
tures are vote getters in a norm al
election year, voted to build no p ro j­
ects not ce rtifie d by the P resident
as necessary to the w ar effort. U n i­
versal m ilita r y tra in in g , ce rta in ly
not conducive to c o ra ilin g votes, is
now being given a hearing.
This ra m p a n t congress, set on
tre a d in g on the P resident’ s toes and
in voting away its own responsibil­
ity , refused to m ake cuts in the
omnibus appropriations b ill and vo t­
ed the President should m ake an
across-the-board 10 per cent cut in
a ll appropriations. This is congres­
sional responsibility, not the P resi­
j dent’ s. I t is the President’ s respon­
s ib ility to make foreign policy, but
the senate added to the confusion by
m aking foreign policy of its own and
voted a m andatory loan fo r F ra n co ’ s
Fascist Spain of $100,000,000. The
house cut i t down to $62,000,000 as
this is w ritte n .
•
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•
CCC Loss Down
A t the end of the fiscal year, June
30, 1950, the com m odity cre d it cor­
poration had $3,538,125,000 invested
in price support loans and purchas­
es. The CCC experienced a loss of
$249,230,000 du rin g the year as
against $254,000,000 in the previous
fis c a l year. O f the to ta l investm ent
$2,600,000,000 was in the value o f in ­
ventories b u ilt up through purchase,
loan and purchase agreem ent oper­
ations.
•
•
•
Grassland Farming
Is Most Mechanized
Farmers Find Meadows
Cheapest Feed of All
Use the follow ing pattern when
ro llin g crust: forw a rd firs t, then Warns of Land Speculation
back, then to rig h t and then to left.
The departm ent of a g ricu ltu re ,
C rust should not be m ore than 94 of through its fa rm cre d it a d m in istra ­
an inch thick.
tion, is seeking a method to clam p
A ttra c tiv e edges on cru st enhance down on fa rm land speculation.
the beauty of a pie. Use the tip of W arnings are going out to fa rm o r­
a teaspoon to form scallops as it ganizations and to USDA agencies
pinches the edges together.
throughout the country to w arn
F or a plain fluted edge, cut pastry | fa rm e rs against purchase of high
o il 94 inch beyond pan.
With priced land, urging cooperation to
knuckle of fo re fin g e r on le ft hand prevent land purchase fo r specu­
and thum b and forefinger of rig h t
la tiv e purposes. Such land specu­
hand, pinch edges into high, even
lation m ay raise the price of land,
scallops
causing in flation.
A U T O A G E N C Y (7 5 5 )
t o n c e In «
l if e tim e o p p o r t u n it y . E q u ip p e d f o r
c o m p le te s e rv ic e . P a r t s , H c e rs s o rle a ,
f i x t u r e s A e q u ip m e n t f o r o n ly 120,•
000. L a r u e t e r r i t o r y .
F A IIM
COURT
BBACK,
N ew BBlftS p u m ic e » to n « b ld g . ¿0»
lo c k e r» . B e a t o f e q u ip m e n t. > l r»d.000,
V . X I I I > • 1 •«
OW M FK B
W ASH '
L A D IE S '
R E A D Y TO W E A R
W i ll,.
P . O.
B ox
H t W A Y »!»
A N D I3T B A K
C K I C lf B N
c o n d it io n
v ille ,
B ox
6 d l,
W orth
B onne­
W a s h in g to n .
S T O R E F O R S A L E : G ro c e ry A m eat
n iu r k e t c o m b in e d . A ll f l o u r . » , a n d
« -rm . m o d . h o u s e m a d e In to 2 2 -rm .
B id s. All f o r >8,375. >2.030 d o w n
p lu s I n v e n to r y , u h o u t >2000. llu l,
>75.00 p e r m o n th .
S T O R E , p o s to f f lc e , g a -
» ta llo n , 8 « ab in » . 6
d u e l h n g o n h lg h w a y
!»1. n e l t l n g »500« v . a r
P ric e »20,-
l)o 1 G .e n T ie r c a n tlle , O '.eu, S lo n t.
ra g e .
m ie s
S e r v ic e
lu o d e in
L IQ U O R S T O R E f o r » l ie In M o d e sto ,
Most of the drop in m ilk produc­
I a l. G ood lo c a tio n , n ew e q u ip m e n t.
F ..r f u l l p a r t i c u l a r s w r ite P . O. C o x
tion in late sum m er and fa ll can be
12E«, Z C oJecto, C a lif o r n ia .
prevented by good planning and
M I L K R O U T E . 4740
I pa»
management.
\ . a r . C l 0 11. E . U n io n A v e ., P o r t ­
Good permanent pastures, supple­
la n d . O re. P h o n e ilU r C o c k 0U83.
mented by tem porary pastures of
e s s f o rc e n
to o f f e r
Sudan grass or some other hot- A G t o E r a s n a d le I lln
m y f u lly e q u ip p e d s h e e t
w eather and drought resistant pas­
m e ta l s h o p a n d s t a p l e h a r d w a r e
lin e . O ld e s t a b l is h e d l . u s l t o - s f u r
ture suited to the land and clim ate
28 y e a r s In r a n i a b u ild in g . 99 111
conditions, w ill mean more m ilk at
s e ll III a b a r g a i n . W r ite
K E R M A N c . R O L O l’ r
less cost. In many cases, fa ilu re to
p . O. f l o x 5 3 6 , G o ld e n d a le , W r.xh.
avoid the slump in m ilk production
is because dairym en do not recog­ G E N E R A L .91 ER< 'l l AN I >IHE S T O R E
l o c a te d in h e i i u t l l u l P in e V a lle y , o n
nize that summer and fa ll pas­
h lw a y so. G r o c e r ie s , p r o d u c e , h d w e ,
d ry g o o d s. S ta n d a rd g a s s ta tio n ,
tures are not as nu tritio u s as early,
p k g . b e e r, «t h c l a s s p o s t o f fic e .
succulent, high-protein pastures.
C o m p le te mw- p a i n t Jo,,. I n s t a l l a ­
Even though sum m er pastures
tio n
of
F re d e ric k »
re frig e ra tio n .
I m in e d . p o s s e s s io n . I l l n e s s r e a s o n
m ay look good, it Is necessary to
f o r s e llin g . D O IN G G O O D B U S I ­
feed a lim ite d amount ot a well-
N E S S . 99 r i t e o r c o n t a c t
?IN E
ST O R E
balanced grain ration if the sum m er
P IN E , OREGON
and fa ll m ilk production slum p is
to be avoided. Enough feed in m id A G O O D b u s i n e s s a n d h o m e o n s a m e
p r o p e r t y . A w ell e q u ip p e d U n io n 76
and late summer w ill hold produc­
s t a t i o n . 2.500 g a l. s t o r a g e , tw o la t e
c o m p u tin g p u m p s. L ube an d tire
tion higher and allow cows to go
r e p a i r b u ild in g , 2O'x2S'. u n d a ll n e c ­
into the fa ll and w inter months pro­
e s s a r y e q u ip m e n t, h o is t, c o m p r e s s o r ,
g re a s e g u n s, b a tte ry c h a rg e r an d
ducing well and c a rry in g
good
tire
sp re a d e r.
L o ts o f m e c h a n ic
flesh.
w o rk to be h a d , If s o d e s ire d . A
m o d e r n 2 -b e d rn i. h o m e a n d f o u r
r e n t a l c a b in s . T h is p r o p e r t y la lo ­
c a t e d a t M o x ee C ity , W a s h ., o n
h w y . 1 1 A a n d h a s o n e b lo c k f r o n t ­
age.
S h o rte s t
ro u te
to
H a n fo rd
f r o m Y a k im a . A lo t o f n e w la n d Is
n o w c o m in g u n d e r R o s a I r r i g a t i o n
w a t e r In t h i s v a lle y . T h e p r ic e >13,-
000 p l u s
s to c k
I n v e n to r y .
Som e
t e r m s . 9V ould c o n s id e r h o m e a n d
s o m e a c r e a g e , a s p a r t t r a d e . R a lp h
E . J o h n s o n , B o x 9« , B o x «
C ity ,
W aah.
W I L L s e ll o r t r a d e a s m a ll n o n c o m ­
p e t i t i v e b u s in e s s t h a t w a s r h t e d “e s ­
s e n t i a l " w ith d e f e r m e n t g r a n t e d th e
o p e r a t o r In l a s t w a r. N o e x p e r ie n c e
nece s a ry . J o h n W e rh a n , D a y to n ,
W ash.
G A R A G E a n d S E R V IC E S T A T IO N ,
w h o le s a le A r e t a i l . I l ln e s s r e a s o n
f o r s e llin g . A lto n B e lfrld g x , W a r ­
den,
e q u ip m e n t
O w ner
Horse flies are troublesome pests
during the hot months and d iffic u lt
to k ill. Extension entomologists sug­
gest the use of pyrenone as an ef­
fective control of horse flies.
Pyrenone,
although
expensive,
w ill control horse flies on cattle for
about one week. One p a rt of p yre­
none to nine parts of w ater is recom ­
mended. About two pints to each
cow is net ed. This should rid the
cow of the bothersome pest.
'it ab ied
p o r t,
W a s h in g t o n .
FOR
SA LE
at
S a c r if ic e — H ig h w a y
S ta n d a n d G r o c e r y g r o s s in g >63,000
y e a r . G o in g In to f a r m in g .
R o u te
A. B. C A TS JR .
3, B o x 90
Phone
D e la n o , C a lif .
EXCELLENT
CAFE
It
36«1
W.
P in a
ta n a .
G reat
C o n r t,
D e B o r g la ,
TO
M on­
SA LEM
ly w o o d
A v e .,
S a le m ,
FO H
10
C oeur
Id a h o ,
7320 A C R E S a p p . 7200 i u r m la n d o f
w h ic h 3I.0D a i i i " . a r a s u m i l l e r f a l ­
low w ith a e e il w h e a l f o r f a ll s e e d ­
in g . T h is p la c e 1» p r ic e d to se ll,
n i l t e r m s o r w ill in ci-pt so m e tr a d e .
d a iry
1.1 n d e i i .
and
9 9 a i.il
p o u ltry
911
..........I
fa rm
I’M g s
at
and
» .I I . I » lt,:.i.n B . M. V le e e r , R o u t e
3 O a e to n , O re.
G O IN G o v e r s e a « ! M u st » ell 70-ncre
G r a d e A D a iry In l>v»t u p la n d v a l ­
ley in l 'l e r c e c o u n ty . G o o d In c o m e
n o w . I n c r e a s in g H ila w in te r . I t p r o ­
d u c tio n t e s te d COWS, 16 h e i f e r s . 5
b re d
C o m p le te
m a c h in e ry
lin e.
I g irg e
b a rn .
Mo le r tl
3 -h e d m o m
h o m e ( l t h i r b u ild in g s . A s k in g »27,-
5110
T erm s
D e B o tn a r , R o u t e 1,
O r a b a m . W a e h . P h o n e O r a lia n i 30«.
• 1 9 ,0 0 0
RBDUCBD
P R IC E
3« Ai s p r i n k l e r a n d i r r i g a t e d D A IR Y
o r S T U C K R A N C H . 1« a e s . iilfu lf a .
M o d e rn h o u s e , 2 2 -a ta n e lilo n b u rn .
H u lid ln g a c a n n o t be r e p la c e d f o r
p r ic e q u o te d
H ay a n d s to rk op­
tio n a l. I m m e d ia te p o s s e s s io n . T e rm » .
B en H. L » g e
R o u t e 1, B o x 1100,
H ood
R iv e r ,
M IN T
O re.
AND
D A IR Y
FARM
1« » . n s , 12 A m in t. A ll m in t la n d .
C la ts k a n ie
o r . , m in t a r e a
M od­
e r n b ld g s 17 d a i r y ro w » . F u ll fu r n i
e q u ip
>26,500
T e rm s.
H ave
A
G ra I•• d u lr le a w ith q u i l a s . « '
m ilk
Is »1 30. C. W . L a u g h U n , R e a lt o r ,
A s t o r i a . O re.
LOTB
Xfo„ S e a t t l e ,
W ash .
F O R S A L E : G ood S h o e R e p n lr S h o p .
9V rlte o r s e e M a rk K im b a ll, J e w e l ­
e r , S ta n w o o d , W a s h .
S H O E S iiO I 't. M o d e rn e q u ip m e n t n n d
liv in g q u a r t e r s . >!S0O s to c k , p le n ty
b u s in e s s , o n ly s h o p In to w n . P o p u ­
la tio n 230(1. W ill ta k e c a r on t r a d e .
207 S t a t e S t., M a r j s v l U e . W a i h .
COM PLETELY
e q u ip p e d ,
w e ld in g ,
bine* s m i t h n n d m a c h in e sh o p . N ew
50x70 f i r e p r o o f b u ild in g w ith o r
w ith o u t h a r d w a r e s lo c k A s u p p l ie s .
W r i t e B o x 697, M t l t a , M o n t.
P O R T R A IT
S T U D IO
F o r s a le a t b ig s a c r i f i c e . S c h o o l A
C h r i s t m a s w o rk w ill p a y f o r It.
M c D e r m e tt S tu d io , B u r l i n g t o n , W n .
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)
B. C r lt c h f e ld .
B h u u e 118A.
son .
W ash .
(S k a m a n ia
H o m e s a n d P r o p e r t ie s .)
M y r t le
C reek ,
C o u n ty
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H E L P W A N T E D — M EN. W OM EN
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tu n ity fo r m a n a g e r. N U T R IT IO N A L
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I le llln ir h a m , W a « h .
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n is h e d A » tu c k e d
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a id e s h lw a y
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9.
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l l c a u t l f u l h o m e ol» « U cwM la lu m l w l l h
and
B A R , b iillilln g s . lic e n s e s , la r g e d w e ll­
in g . lo ts , »nano p lu s s to c k , p a r t
d o w n B o x 1C5, R i n g li n g , M o n t.
Portland. Oregon
L o c a te d a t J u n c tio n o f 2 m a jo r h l-
w a y s , 1)3x30. A ll n e w e q u ip m e n t.
P ric e d f a r b elo w c o s t. O w n e r c h a n g ­
in g b u s in e s s . In-|. E. X. Carpenter,
B o x 597, F r u i t l a n d , I d a h o .
L E A S E o r m a n a g e m e n t —e20 -i» n lt c a b in
c a m p a n d r e s o r t . Y e a r - ro u n d o p e r ­
a tio n . N e a r S e a t t l e . 2725 B r o a d v /a y
K,
to r e t i r e A w o n d e r f u l » . n i p
n r e a l m o n e y m a k e r. R e q u ir e s
>15.1)00 I " h a n d le
E x c lu s iv e w ith
R e a l t y , H2S M
W a e h . C U 5757
H o u le
THD
» .lilts
Y r v k .l
B e a t t ie .
M eed,
F o i l HAIdW o r tr a il« f o r W eM tern O r.
o r W mm I i . f a r m I mih I. R rm . n»o»h r n
M tucro lio u ee. h u d flo o r« , e tc llrn lM
Ilf» p e r m o. G r o c e r y M toie w ith l i v ­
in g tn n irterM , im tM f o r 150 p e r in*.
V iicn itt
l<»< I'» b e tw e e n
112,»»«,
91HUU e n c u m b r a n c e o n «11 nt
pi r m o n th J a in « « B. D a u l e l « , H um
and
W ash .
IN C O M E P R O P E R T Y , c h o ic e lo c a tio n .
C h ie f J o s e p h D am s ite . A u to c o u r t
w ith s i x u n i t s a n d o w n e r 's a p t .
B u s in e s s f r o n t a g e . >25,000, te r m s .
F o r s a le t,v o w n e r, B o x 185, B r i d g e ­
C ly d e
W aeh.
KOUHB
FARM S AN D RANCHES
FO O D
L O C K E R S , n e w . 380 u n it» ,
liv in g q i i a r l e r s . below c o s t. H e a lth
KOH M A LE: 120 mum . ( ’»I. H mm I»» I miu I,
I icn I o f mo II, c le a r e d
N o I m p ro v e -
in .n l e . <»1» H u n eel h w y . Pi>w»r IU'«s
te le p h o n e
S
dow n
M n.
G r o s s in g
>85,000 m in u iilly .
3<t0 ft.
«-In,ice view
p r iq ie r tv
on
H lw a y .
M o d e rn b h lg , w ith m il» f o r o w n e r
m i ll h ir e d h u ll'. D e lu x e f i x tu r e » mill
COUNTRY
GROCERY
(6031 33900
p lu s s m a ll I n v e n to ry w ill b uy th i s
e x c e lle n t c o u n t r y » lo r e n o t f a r fro m
S p o k a n e . 65 lo c k e r s a l l re n te d . C o ­
in g b e t t e r t h a n 4100 p e r d a y f ro m
g r o c e r ie s a lo n e . >35,00 mo. r e n t.
GENERAL
Pyrenone Is Effective
Control of Horse Flies
U ta h .
E x c e lle n t b u y In s m a ll c a f e w ith 2-
b e d rm . h o m e
a ll f u r n l a h e d . r e a l
• Míale In c lu d e d Id e a l f o r a m lu i-i
n .-
O w n e r E va O r e e n , 3 0 7 0 H o l­
FO OD BO W L B A R E S T
of a ll crops to harvest and handle.
E o x l « l . N o r th B o n n e v ille . W a x h .
One of the m a jo r reasons grass
A G E s e r v ic e s t a t i o n , tw o h o u s e s ,
is cutting d a iry production costs as G A u R
se d
car
lo t
w ith
la r g e
h lw a y
much as 25 percent is the sharp re- | f r o n t a g e . E x c e lle n t lo c a tio n o n l o l
R e d w o o d l l l w a y . s o u t h en d o f c ity
duction in labor costs. W ith grass­
o f W illits , s u i t a b l e f o r m a n y o t h e r
land m achinery, today's fa rm e rs
b u s i n e s s e s p r ic e »«3.000, te r m a .
w ith
a d d itio n a l
78x77
f t.
can m ake hay and grass silage in G. r a g e
f r u u i n g e In c e n t e r o f c i t y o f 99 lllltv
h a lf the tim e it once took them.
in good b u s i n e s s lo c a tio n o n l ’»l
Redw ood
H lw a y .
P r le e
> 16,000,
Since the 1930’ s, when farm ers
t e r m s . O w n e r . T r a n k W e r t , 9 « 3 Bo.
were urged to cut down on corn and
M a in S t .. W U U te , C a lif .
sm all grain, the grasslands of the
L A R G E S T s p o r t a n d c o m m e r c ia l f la h -
nation have increased tremendous­
, m i e n s p a r a illa e in N. 9V. t ’a f e ,
p o o l u n d c a r d lo o m s , w i t h » i u r l -
ly.
m e n t s In c m n cctlcin . A t h r i v i n g
And w ith the Increase m anufac­
y e a r r o u n d h u s m e * s . Ri-al h u r g a ln
turers have produced fa rm m a­
fo r q u o ).
a l.
B o x 05, W e e tp o r t,
Orecr.
P h o n e 3413.
chinery w ith w hich to cut, chop,
bale and store this low cost fa rm
W I L L p u t tw o r e lia b le , h a r d - w o r k ­
in g p a r t n e r s in t h e b u ild in g b lo ck
feed.
h u sliie . s w ith c o m p le te o p e r a tin g
One of the newer machines in
p l a n t a n d s u p p lie s . >100(1 I n v e s t ­
m e n t — l a s t . nay n s y o u . a: ; ' a 'l
modern fa rm in g is the field forage
In p e r :
B IB C S L
SA LES
C O ..
harvester. This power take-off unit
N « E r e C t., S p o k a n e , W a x h .
can chop up to 15 tons of hay per
SM ALL
M OTEL
b e tw e e n
O ly m p ia
hour. A ttachm ents let the fa rm e r
a n d F o r t L e w is. E x c e lle n t lo c a tio n ,
l t o o m for ■ (passion, >20.00". te r m s .
use the same basic unit for chop­
K U lc r o e t C o u r t, R o u te 7, B o x « 3 1 ,
ping corn at up to 20 tons per hour.
O ly m p .a , W a s h .
A convenient both-way gate does
not require any hinges o r any hard­
w are m a te ria l at all.
I t can be made any height or
length desired. Have a 2x4 at each
end which extends up about two
inches higher than the gatepost and
fa r enough below to go into a hole
in stone at the foot of the gatepost.
N a il a board at top of gatepost w ith
a two-inch hole in it fo r the 2x4. On
the other side have a hole one inch
wide and three inches long chiseled
in the post at the other side.
390. P ro v o ,
T A V E R N (5 8 « ) — R e s t In N o r th Id a h o
to w n .
E x c e lle n t
r e frig e ra tio n .
B o o th » , ta b le s , c a u l ro o m , s lo ts . I n ­
c lu d e s b u ild in g , f i x tu r e s , e q u ip m e n t
A I n v e n to r y . I t «.000. T e rm s .
A s s o c ia te d R e a lty
A s x o c la t.il B u e ln e e » B r o k e n
N . 1825 W a s h in g to n , S p o k a n » . W »«h.
r * «509
Avoid Fall Milk Drop
By Good Management
LOM U
n t P ro v o . U ta h . E s tn b -
y e a rs. O w n er re tirin g .
COMB
The New Holland field forage
h arvester can chop up to 15
tons of hay per hour in lengths
ranging from 94 to 4 inches de­
pending on how m any knives
are used.
ABM N ,
S F R V I f E s t a t i o n m id r e p n lr, N ice
liv in g
q m irlirs .
G ood
b iisln e .
P ric e d le s s t h a n m i r a g e h o m e. R t.
3, B o x 3 3 8 , B e l le v u e , W a s h .
T o p lo c a tio n
Itslicd
24
REAL ESTATE—MI8C.
INVEST. OPPOR.
“ I T 'S A lr - c o n d ltlo n e d o n t h e IV n rlil'a
L o n g e s t B e ach .
E n jo y « d am m in g ,
f i s h i n g a n d u r n h b ln g w i t h o u t a l i ­
cense
A lso
b e a c h - d r iv in g ,
g o lf,
b in g o , b o w lin g m id l i s t i n g
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S U l 'P l . l I'S - l M I ’I.F M K N T S
( t i l l ) — H e a v y v o lu m e I n i s i n ,s-. a l i o » -
G rassland fa rm in g continues to
lu g g o o d n e t p r o f i t . A 2 s t o r y b l'lg .
spread throughout the United States
w ith a p a r t m e n t a up. I>l»pl:i> ro o m s,
b i g p a r t » b u s in e s s . $00,000 In clu d e»
and has become an example of the
e v e r y t h i n g o r w ill I n v e n to ry .
m echanization of fa rm jobs.
F a rm e rs are sw itching to m ore F A R M I M P L E M E N T 1593) In r ic h
l'a l o u s e to w n . P a r in a n d h o m e » u p -
and m ore grass because they have
p lle s , J e e p a g e n c y . C u s e M a c h in e ry ,
learned that grass is the cheapest
g a r a g e , r r p a l r a . In c lu d e » r e a l r e t a l e
a n d 4-rooin m o d ern h o m e. >35,000.
of a ll feeds and that grass also con­
E a s y to o p e r a te .
serves the soil. Increase yields of
in te rtille d crops and is the easiest O R O C E R T . M E A T S . L O C K E R S <l»»>
Potato Amendment Flops
The governm ent is again being
forced to buy thousands of bushels
of the 1950 potato crop under the
new a g ric u ltu ra l act as amended.
And apparently the new am endm ent
adopted a fte r presentation by Sena­
to r Aiken of V erm ont, w hich p ro ­
vides fo r purchase of potatoes un­
der the program only where m a rk e t­
ing agreements are in effect, is a
complete flop.
F o r instance in
N orth Carolina the governm ent is
ta kin g about 80 per cent of the crop;
in New Jersey alm ost 100 per cent
of the best crop in recent years,
and, in both instances, m a rke tin g
agreements were in effect. I t ap­
pears, accordng to departm ent of­
ficia ls, th a t where m a rke tin g agree­
ments are in effect about a ll the
potatoes go to the governm ent at
the support price.
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In c e n t r a l 9 V a » h ln g to n In a u l t r a
m o d e r n «trug s t o r e M o d e rn , d e lu x e ,
a t a l n t r s x a lt el. f u lly e q u ip p e d >15,-
000 a n d w o r th It. T e rm -
BUSINESS 4
JOB O P E N IN G S F O R
Sténos
B ookkeepers
C le rks
O ffice M anagers
A cco u n ta n ts
T e m p o ra ry J o b i
Alio Beginnen
R. E. Alvord, Manager
Doris Cahill, Office Manager
Our chief aim in life Is not to
avoid something, but to be aome-
thing.
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Hay Fever Season
Coming Soon! Get
This Preventive Now!
H p r ln g tlm e 1« h a y f e v e r t h n « n n d 1f
y o u n ro o n e o f th o n e w h o u p e n d t h e
b e n t m o n th « o f t h e y e a r w ith r u n n y
none, w a t e r y e y e « a n d t e r r i b l e a n e c z -
In g n ttn c k n , y o u R hould g e t a h o ttie
o f fnmoiiM B T . F o r m u l a N O W , a n d
« t a r t t a k i n g It. B .T . F o r m u l a , a d o c ­
t o r 's p r e s c r i p t i o n
If t a k e n r e g u l a r l y
w ill p r o t e c t y o u f r o m th e In sid lo u H
a t t a c k s o f h a y f< v< r h e a d e d y o u r
w a y . S en d |6 .0 h c h e c k o r m o n e y o r -
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B 'I'.
I 'i oductB Co.,
I 200 I •Iir-
llnK R tnc A v e n u e , B u r lin g a m e , i ’a llf .
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p o a tp a ld — » n tln f n c tlo n g u a r a n t e e d o r
m oney c h e e r f u lly re fu n d e d .
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