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T H U R S D A Y , J A N . 17, 1952
CLASSIFIED
S O U T H E R N O R E G O N N E W S R E V IE W
PAGE SEVEN
By Len Kleis
VIRGIL
D EPA R TM E N T
B U S IN E S S
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IN V E S T .
Basket Makes a Towel Pocket
W heel Doily for Shower G ift
OPPOH.
T O M U N T M O T E L D N 2 A I ItK H
n u n it» , in i ( |»f lioilla« do w n im yio co t.
< ’!<>»«• to Se u il I» un V • uw ,!« i , 1'.»5I4-
IMU IVeNl, 1¡rimonde. IViiMhlriicton.
M A N T A I l A l l P A K A P u r, Loun ge, F»>«lw
h iiiin tu h i L u n d i C o u n te r. in b o w lin g
a lla y
h i a i i o f d o w n to w n Hnntu P u r-
bu rn ; In bldg. occupied by b o w lin g n i­
tty ; b illia r d p a rlo r, • »*• •• 11••»»I t<iulp.
Ionic h-iiMe, f u ll food, d r in k rone« ’•»Ion
fo r •d llo -i bblg ; old r » t good bo»lh*»w.
I'roM cni n«'t Inc in v c iim c iii nbould r e ­
c o ver 111 2 vi » l ’i Iced nt 127,000 O w n -
• r buN p iiri'lm : cd litrifc r <-»tairil»htnent
V e ry rcnnonnble te rm » to experien ced
o p e ra to r. M. h P o vd (V A. .1 W a tk ln a ,
I0 IH S ta te H l . S A N T A
IIA H H A IIA ,
C A M I O h .1 \
SUNNYSIDE
by Clark 5 Hoot
F o i l K A L I' I'o o l H a ll, H o w lin g A lle y ,
C a fe com bined, o n ly I In to w n . I lu ge
b id * . 14 -yr 1« iihc A p p ro x yr. < h * hk ,
• 15,000 145,000 K
p , TEPM H
Ph.
5-4055 or 3 -746ft H yere. V a lle y fle a ,
K a la te , po an b u rg . O re
FARM S AN D
RANCHES
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d a iry . L e v e l land, e x c e lle n t n o li, n il cun
be Ir rig a te d , u n lim ite d w a te r nu pp lv.
80 m llm fro n t I'o r tlu n d on h ig h w a y
10. E lm e r T . S teel». Itc n lto r . St H elena,
O r» . Phone 60S.
1 0 -A C ItE m odern, p r o fita b le |> o ultry
fa r m n e ar S e a ttle . 1300 young henri.
111,600: te r m * . S ciim I i . I ’avlri T u lin .
K in g s to n , W a a h ln g to n
PHOTO
D E V E L O P IN G
u VAL!
In tr o d u c to r y o f f e r o f 0 r e g u la r 5«<j
• Is» 6x7 p la tin u m fln ln h p o r t r a it en -
la rg c m e n ta In an a t t r a c t iv e a lb u m .
M a d e fr o m H »1 p IP .
| 16 1 ; ., p;
an d 620 film . 5x5 p o r t r a it» m ade fro m
I I r i p 186 187 o i 680 W e • i not a
c»pt 16 ex p 127— M2M o r 35 M M film .
C o lu m b ia P ho tos, l>ep t P N . p o x 1175,
Man Joae. C a lif.
HEAL
RIMIN' TIME
By PO SE N
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3L 0 L O T Z IS J U S T A WIWO0AG.
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THESE WOMEN DON'T KNOW POLITICS-
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W O N D E R F U L w a y to d re s s u p
* * y o u r b a t h to w e ls — a d d a c r o ­
c h e te d b a s k e t w h ic h s e r v e s as a
h a n d y w a s h c lo th h o ld e r . P o p u la r
p in e a p p le m o t ifs w o r n u p q u ic k ly ,
a n d t h e r e ’ s a n e d g in g to m a t c h .
18 A - l tip s , 13 50. W r it e fo r q u a n ­
t i t y prices. T ip » re a d y Ja n
I.
P ro s s e r's
N e c ta r
B e rry
F a rm
1748 D u w tll X d . O r a n t i F a n . O ra.
TRUCKS
&
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ß p u h j e t ß a u e /t,
w itt.
CLABBER GIRL
H e r e is a b u d g e t-s a v e r e s p e c ia lly
I p o p u la r w it h te e n -a g e rs . . . e c o n o m ­
ic a l, to o , since o n e “ f r a n k " is s u f f i­
c ie n t f o r a s e r v in g . . . b u i l t - i n
| seasonings— m u s ta rd a n d b u t t e r o r
m a r g a r in e — w it h m e a t ju ic e s h e ld
w it h in th e " b la n k e t” m a k e th e m
e x tr a d e lic io u s . . . so easy to m a k e
w i t h C la b b e r G i r L
MUTT AND JEFF
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By Bud Fisher
/ T H A T S S TR A N G E !
I CANT TINO M V
SOC K 1 H ID U N D ER
I THE M A T T R E S S /
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A L U M IN U J I A W N I N U N
B ig p r o fit« . Iliff d e m a n d . M a k e y o u r
o w n . E v e r y th in g s u p p lie d . D e ta il« fre e .
K r a m e r In d u s tr ie * , 321 K. A n ita . D e p t.
W „ Lo « A n g e l,'« 19. C a lifo r n ia .
Pennleel NeebMel)
Snap Line tie on
under yo u r col­
lar an d Y o u 'L l.
R oll
' km
on
F L o o a
W ITH L a UOH-
T « a l G u a ra n ­
teed to break
the ice a t any
a rty . .
the
le t h a t t o p ,
’em all for «ize,
for gaudy color,
for scream ingly
fu n n y effect!
M a d e o f wash­
able, atainprim f
cloth in bright,
gawdv ntripea.
Useful too, for spaghetti, lobster,
end other “d rib b le" diehee.
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O rder one
nm for yourself!
O rdor nov
everal for the gang! foupaid
2 teaspoons
Clabber Girl
Baking Powder
teaspoon salt
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S ift flo u r, baking powder and salt In to
m ix in g bowl. C u t in shortening u n til m ix ­
tu re resembles corn m eal. Add m ilk and
s tir to m ake soft dough th at can be hand­
led. Scrape ball o f dough onto lig h tly
flo u red board. Knead slighty, then ro ll
In to circle a lit tle less than on e-fo u rth
inch th ick. C ut dough in to six pie-shaped
wedges. Spread each wedge w ith b u tte r o r
m a rg a rin e and prepared m ustard. L a y
f r a n k f u r t e r on end o f dough opposite
p o in t. R o ll up and press point to seal
dough. Place point-side down on cookie
sheet. Bake 12 to 15 m inutes in o v e ry hot
even (4 5 0 ° F .). Serve hot w ith catsup o r
c h ili sauce.
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double action takes
the guess-work out of bak­
ing . . . a uniform rise to
m ix in g bow l lightness; a
positive rise to oven perfec­
tion in texture and flavor.
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T H I M ITCH ELL C O M P A N Y
134 V. 4 th B t., M in n e a p o lis 3, M in n .
P a s t P e rfe c t
Show« fe a tu rin g d w a rfs , giants,
and w ild m e n w ere p o p u la r fo r cen­
tu rie s In E n g la n d , In the days be­
fo re the re g u la r ten tin g
circus
w hich tra v e le d about in wagons.
Jug glers, p e rfo rm in g horses, d an c­
in g bears, acrobats and ropedan-
cer« enlivened county fa irs .
The
d isp lays of s k ill and d arin g , in ­
c lu d in g « o m a r saults o v e r un­
sheathed swords, fre q u e n tly sur­
passed a n y th in g to be seen under
T h e B ig T op today.
3 tablespoons
shortening
| cup milk iapproz.y
Butter or margarina
Prepared mustard
6 frankfurters
purpose flour
Here's W h y: Clabber G irl’s
DRIBBLE BIB TIE
tu b
J j cups sifted all­
Pound for pound, more
people use more Clabber
Girl than any other Bak­
ing Powder.
The la u g h • ( th e Century
K IN O t i l l
WOlLD-t lAIOMT
State
ACCESS.
W A N TED — MEN
d is t iu h u t o h w
P rin t,
City
W A N T E D , good used t r a l l r r a on C on*
■ Ig n m e n l. T ru llrr-< m oved on M liort n o ­
tic e . W a lt e r r
llu r r ia , 420 N . on V*.
P h o n e 1970. E d m o n d «, W a a lt.
HELP
(Please
S treet Address or P .O . Box No.'
SEEDS, PLA N TS . ETC.
rLAMTS
N am e
P a tte rn No. 5942 consists of complete
crocheting instructions, m a te ria l require­
m ents. stitch Illu strations and finishing
directions.
O L Y M P I C P E N IN S U L A
K in g N a c ta r B e rr y
• E W IN O C IR C L E N E E D L E W O R K
367 W est A d a m s 84.. C h ic a g o 6. III.
Enclose 20c In coin for each pat­
tern. Add 5c fo r 1st Class M a il if
desired.
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A n n u a l P a in f u ll— 13 Incite»
E l> L o N G ’S <’A P IN S
o n l> u n *e n » » « P uy
O pen th e y e a r ro u n d
CHAPS -
C l,A M S — M S I I I N O
D U C K H U N T IN G
H i A rr « » 236* W a t e r f r o n t
4 C ab in » — P ou t»
M o d e rn 2 bedroom hom e
E x c e lle n t R e tir e m e n t In v e a tm e n t
886,660
I'K T K P K P L A C K
E x c lu e lv e A g e n t
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W nah.
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E S TA TE — BUS. PROP.
'O A K T
AUTOS.
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complete, accurate, easy-to-follow cro­
cheting Instructions and stitch Illu stra­
tions.
K E .H O ItT IN C O M E
• 16000. n e a r
H o rc h e a te r
llo u a e .
on
h ig h w a y ,0 1 . 5 re n ta l» . W ill
tra d e
fo r
c a ttle
lan d
w ith
b id *» .
• 11000. 5 m odern re n ta l» . 4 yr» old on
ttie beaeh nt W»< m a i • cl
f
I. on
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I unit
y r. re n ta l» . T a k e fa r m In tra d e .
111000. 3 u n it» an d home, ('h o le « loc.
a t O ceanlnke.
• 10600. nldo-by-ntdo d u p le x near I>or-
c|»e»ter llo u a e .
E W . P U T C IIK It, Itltr
Wecomu Beach. O r. Ph. l> o L a k e 1221
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FOREVER/
CLABBER GIRL
WYLPE AND WOOLY
IS N O W
txcfusiue/q K N O W N . AS
THE
B A K IN G
POW DER
W IT H
By Bert Thomas
C A N y o u DECIPHER
W H A T T H A T SAYS,
W O O LY?
IT SAYS,
B E CAREFUL,
R U SSIA / WERE LOADED/
•
H U LM A N
&
the
Q a ia n c e d
C O M P A N Y*“ t E R R E
d o u
'B l e
H A U TE
a c t io n
IN D IA N A
/ if P eter few ohaimí your , youngster wroi 1
CHIIOR0Ä COlDS
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C olor Aid to C ircus
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C ircuses depend, to a g re a t e x ­
ta n t, upon the c u s to m e r-a ttra c tin g
p o w e r o f color. W agons and cages,
ooaches and c a rriag e s a ll glisten
w ith now coatings of p ain t. Tho
g a ie ty and b rillia n c e o f tho color
pro vid e« an u n fa ilin g m a g n e t and
,th« p ro te c tiv e p o w e r of the coat­
in g guard« the wagon« again st the
h a s t and cold, «unshlna and ra in ,
a lk a li and «and they m u s t encoun­
t e r on th e ir thousands o f m iles of
trk v e L
P e rfu m e O fferin g«
E n tir e tem p le s of the E g yptians
w a re m a d e fra g r a n t by Incense
b urn in g . A t v a rio u s tim es o f the
d a y when a p ra y e r w as offered to a
god, each v t i accom panied by a
d iffe re n t p e rfu m e Incense offering
— rl« ln a t the b re a k of d a y ; m y r rh
w hen th e «un w a» d ire c tly o v e r­
head, and K y p h l a t tw ilig h t.
the blue
Tfa a special,
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,ieVing agents,
been
bwm'.nt A 0®"
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