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TI II J K S I) A Y, J A N . 24, I »52 S O U T H E R N O R E G O N N E W S R E V IE W C h a r m i n g D r e s s Is E a s y fo r B e g in n e r PA G E SEVEN V IR G IL CLASSIFIED D E P A R T M E N T BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. KBIGHTLY used display fixture« for xmull book, Htatlonary, g ift or record shop. The Quaint Bookshop, 315 8. 11th. Tacom a 3, Waahtnitton. practical a n <1 charming, you'll want to make several versions of this daytime dress that even a beginner can turn out with confidence. Soft scollops finish the front closing. CO It's always nice when gome one In your own field cornea forth with facts or viewpoint supporting your own, so It is with no little pleasure that we pass along here what an other outdoor w riter has to say about the bluegill, or “ bream, * as ho is also khown. As rcuders of this department know, we nlwr ys have plumped for the scrappy little blue gill and have argued that if they i grew as big ns some of the bigger bass, they might pull an angler In, Instead of an angler pulling them out. At any rote, here’s what A. E “ Abe" Andrews, outdoor w riter of Syracuse, Ind., adds to the reputa tlon of the bluegill: “ May I make two suggestions relative to your so-called ‘pnnflsh problem? “ F irs t—the name Itself, The crap pie may be a panfish; the bullhead may be a panfish; even the rock bass and perch may be so called In my very humble Judgment; but: FOR HALF' or Lease: Comp, locker plant, retail mkt , sauaaice kit.. The Dalie«. Ore. Larne dam to he built, popu:±*lon double next S yr«., now 8000. W onderful oppor. for person know ing m eat, sau sage bu siness. Con tact Morris Katz, 205 Jefferso n , The D alles, Ore. 1 SUNNYSIDE by Clark S Hoot - 5 0 NOW 5WC \ PO4F5A/'r ) F E E D STORE, B oise V alley, center dairy, poultry com m unity. E xcellen t bu siness, approx. Iioo.nuu yr. Several hav barns. granaries, w areh ouses, grinder, mixer, truck, sca les, o ffic e bldg., salesroom , coal bins, 1 Vii A. on 4 lane hiw ay. 321,000, h a lf down, plus lnv. Balance term s. T h is place make» m oney every day. Fred Schreiber, Rt, 1, Boise. Idaho. i W ELL EST A B L ISH E D B U SIN E SS C om pletely equipped general repair shop and garage. 3500 ft. floor space, inclu ding 30x30 show room and parts room. Now working 5 m en. County seat. Com plete price 325,000. Inq. A uto m otive Service, H am ilton, M ontana. j ; R IM IN ' T IM E FARM S A ND RANCHES E ST A TE M UST BE «OLD. Grade A dairv. L evel land, e x ce lle n t noil, all can be Irrigated. un lim ited w ater Hupply, 30 m ile» from P ortland on h igh w ay 30. E lm er T. S teele, R ealtor, St. H elen s. Ore.. P hone 666. One of G a m e s t “ Your bluegill Is one of the very gamest fish on the American con tinent. It definitely is not a 'pan- fish.' A 0-lnch bluegill is Just as • • • strong and gamy as any 0-lnch rain Pattern No. 1313 la n sew rite per fo r a te d p a tte r n In »Izee 14, Kt. 1H. 30, 40, bow. Size for size, the bluegill is 42. 44. 4fl. Bite in. 4 yard« of 39 Inch. Just as game as any fish that swims Send 23 re n t« fo r y o u r ro p y o f the new I can kill a bass on a fly rod; turn B a s le F A S H IO N , r e a d y fo r you a h o rtly . him belly up and make him quit I t 'a fille d w ith p r a c tic a l id eaa to s tre tc h ’o tir c lo th e « b u d g e t, g ift p a tte r n p rin ted fighting; but I never yet have killed ! nalde th e b on k . a bluegill on the rod. “ For my own fishing. 1 would rate H I W IN G ( I H ( I E P A T T E R N P K P T > •1 W e a l A l a m i Mt C b lr e g e • III the brook trout first, the rainbow E n c lo se 30c In coin for e a r h p a t second, the brown trout third, the te rn Add 3c for 1st C lass M a ll U bluegill fourth of all the fish I have d e s ire d Pattern No Bite ever caught. If the bluegill lived In fast water I would place it third. N a m e I P le a s e P r in t ) “ As I have fished tri a few states, from Florida to the Yellowstone, Ito s N o S tre e t A dd re *« or P 0 arid In two countries, I don't like to ; C it y S ta le be classed as a 'panfisherman' when I fish for bluegills. Two reddetter days for me were spent on Big i SPEEDY LONG-LASTING refief for Chrtak lake in Wisconsin last year. We went southward to Birch lake to get shelter from the wind, and 1 both times I took good catches of lusty bluegills. Let others fish for northerns or walleyes; I'll take the bluegills for a good scrap. D on't 'do—' youmelf. Rub the aching “ PLEASE, please, to save some part well with Munlerolo. Its great of us game fishermen from em bar pain-relieving medication apeeda freah rassment, not to say insult—quit blood to the painful area, bringing calling your bluegills panfish. amazing relief. If pain ia Intel— — “ Second—The Tackle. Personally, buy Extra Strong Muaterolo. I fish only with an artificial fly Even walleyes and northern p'ke have been taken that way. But one of the greatest of all spoits in the world Is fti fish for bluegills with a I light fly rod. ■ s o lv e s la x a t iv e p r o b le m Use Fly Hod "To the man who has never at “I have had great success with tempted it. here are some ideas or all - bran ,” writes Paterson. N. J., suggestions: man. "After years of constipation, I urn now regulur. Thanks to my “ If you already have a f rod, ' j cui) of all - bran every dny!” If use It for your bluegill fishing no you suffer from Irregularity due m atter what Its weight. But, if you to lack of dietary bulk, try a bowl have no fly rod and wish to Join a ful of this tasty cereal every night lot of us old-timers In fly fishing for before bed . . . It may bring back bluegills, get a rod 7 to 8 feet long the youthful regularity you and rather light but not lighter than | thought long last. all - br \ n I s the 4 ounces. These new glass rods take only type ready-to-eat cereal that punishment and I could well sug- j supjilles all the bulk you may gest getting one of them. Your line j need. It’s high In cereal protein, rich In Iron, provides essential B should be Size E or D; your tackle merchant will know which. I use and D vitamins. Not hablt-form- an H DH but it is better to start lng. If you're not aatiafled after with a level line; it casts easier for j 10 days, send empty carton to Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich., the beginner, and costs less. and get doubli money back I "Use a light leader, no» heavier than four pounds test or even lightet if you can resist putting on t(o much pressure The leader should be at least 7 feet and longer would be ) better If a level line is sed ns a level line makes more disturbance. A A A 10-ACRE modern, p rofitab le pou ltry farm near S eattle. 1300 ynun< hens. S11.5ÛG: term s. cash. D avid T ulin, K in gston . W ashington. P H O T O D E V E L O P IN G SPEC IA L: »3.00 V A L U E FOR »1.391 In trod uctory O ffer o f 6 regu lar 50o size 5x7 platinu m fin ish portrait en largem en ts In an a ttr a c tiv e album . Made from 8 exp. 116— 120— 127—616 and 620 film . 5x5 p ortraits m ade from 12 exp. 120— 127 or 620. W e cannot a c cep t 16 exp. 127— «28 or 35 MM film . Colum bia p h o to s, DepL P N , B ox 1175, San Jose, C alif. J BESSIE R E A L E S T A T E — BUS. PRO P. COAST RESO R T INCOME »16000. near D orchester H ouse, on h igh w ay 101. 5 ren ta ls. W ill trade for c a ttle land w ith bldgs. «¿5000. 5 modern ren tals. 4 yrs. old on th e beach a t W ecom a Beach. »25000. on hlKhway 101— 8 u n its a ll yr. ren tals. Take farm In trade. »13000. 3 u n its and hom e. Choice loc. a t Oceanlake. (10500. sid e-b y -sid e du plex near D or c h ester H ouse. E. W. BUTCHER, Rltr. W ecom a Beach, Or. Ph. D eL ake 3221 IN S T R U C T IO N ACHESPAINS MUTT AND JEFF By Bud Fisher FOR SA LE: 20 A., heart o f scenio Idaho's fish in g , hu n tin g area. 80 mi. No. o f B oise. Good roads; lodge, sw im m in g pool, hyd roelect, plant. »20.- 000 handles. Dr. F. H. T hurston, 4420 F rem ont St., B oise, Idaho. R e d i ¡m e S m ir k Fire Control M IS C E L L A N E O U S B e T h r ifty and Sm art L et th e “M agic D efroster" m odernize your refrigerator. S et it — F orget It. Special o ffe r »7.95. K A Y E PRO DUC TS P. O. BO X 1423 M ilw aukee, W iscon sin . AUTOS. TRUCKS 4 ACCESS? JIT T E R By Arthur Pointer O b IT W IG G IIN Q .-T R E A P T SCHOOL WANTS y o u TO POSE FOOA SKETCH CLASS TONGW T AND I WANT YOU TO LOOK WYIDE AND WOOLY By Bert Thomas A new method to assist In forest j fire control in West Virginia has ! been introduced by the conserva See how tion commission It consists in the use of "fire wagons" for fighting SCOTT'S helps fires which can be reached with build you up! motor vehicles. If you f i l l run down, The “wagons" are one-ton jeep and cold« ha n g on — trucks which have been converted m a y b e you d o n 't s e t en o u g h n a t u r a l A A D Into pumpers through installation V it a m in food. Th en t r y g o o d -ta « tln t of Panama pumps. The latter, de Scutt'a K m u l«lon _th e H IG H E N E R G Y signed especially for such purpose, F O O D T O N IC I flea how you begin to g e t y o u r s tre n g th are manufactured by a Mississippi bark I H ow you can fight off concern and have been on the m ar colds I Scott’s la a “ gold mine** o f n a tu ra l A A I) V ita m in s and ket for several years. A m ajority energy-building n a tu ra l olU of the states are said to be making Easy to taka. Economical. D u , today a t your drug store. use of them In forest fire control. MORE than Just a tonic — The commission'? forestry divi i f ’< powerful nourithmenll sion recently completed Installa tions In five trucks. One of these Is kept at each of the following dis trict headquarters: Middlebourne. ENERGY T O N IC Romney, Buckhannon, Ripley and W NU—13 _____ CM—52 Summersville. Districts 5 and 8, < with headquarters at Hamlin and Beckley, arc without ti e new equip ment. Because of the unusually rough and rugged nature of the terrain In these areas It was de cided not to equip these districts with pumpers until those on hand demonstrate their capabilities. A A A When kidney function slows down, many folks complain of nagging backache, loss of p and energy, headaches and dizziness. on’t Buffer longer with theao discomforts If reduced kidney function la getting you down—duo to such common causes ns streaa and strain, over-exertion or expoauro to cold. Minor bladder Irritations duo to cold, dampness or wrong diet may causo getting up nights or frequent passages. Don't neglect your kidneys if these condi tions bother you. Try Doan’s L’ills a mild diurotlc. Used auccoasfully by millions for over 60 years. Whilo ofton otherwise caused, It'e amazing how many times Doan a g»yo happy relief from theao discomforts—help the 15 milea of kidney tubes and filter« flush out waste. Get Doan's Fills today 1 B D oans P ills Slow Appreciation In 1751, a Swedish scientist j named Cronstedt obtained a sam- i pie of ore and succeeded in sepa- r a t i n g from it a m e t a l pre viously unknown to science. He named the newly-discovered metal “Nickel” . Until the beginning of the 20th century—in fact, well Into this century—nickel was little ap preciated and less sought after. To scientists, It was a metal twice as abundant in tha earth’s crust as copper, zinc and lead combined. DENTAL PLATES and all B r a n c h i » os DENTISTRY on CREDIT TERMS Ta h» 9 , 19,19 M a n t h i Io P ay Dentiti D r . H arry S emler , AUS« Y BLDG. - 3»o 8 MORRISON • PORTLAND. ORÍ PILES Best Bucket The best bucket for Ice fishing is a big one of about five-gallon ca pacity, with a lid. It will hold enough minnows for a couple of days’ fishing for several anglers, and because It holds more water, It won’t freeze up so quickly. On a cold dny, small buckets soon ice up and have to be thawed out. That doesn’t help the bait. A small net to dip minnows out of the bucket without getting your hands wet Is well worth the cost. TOUGH ROAD C O N D IT IO N S’ 6x6 In tern ation als 4x4 In tern ation als 6x6 F ed erals 4x4 O shkosh H ave 12 o f th ese fin e h ea v y trucks. Equipped w ith dump boxes. E x cellen t for contract work. Cannot be excelled [ for sn o w rem oval. PA C IFIC TRACTOR & EQ UIP. CORP. L arge Stock Truck P a rts M ail inq uiries invited. T w o L ocation s: »798 F . M arginal W ay LA. 7200 370 0 -lst South EL. 2946 SEA TTLE. W ASH ING TO N Fix It Note The handyman (or .woman) around the house will not lose or misplace screws when removing storm doors and windows If they, are firm ly attached to each frame with cellophane tape. The same method may be applied to screen doors and windows. Incidentally,’ If there's a small break In the screen, it may be mended withi cellophane tape. I t will hold lndef« lnltely. S P E C IA L ’ SCOTTS EMULSION KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS WASTE A COLLEGE D EG R EE B Y HOME STU DY. B. A., M. A., Ph. D., d egrees by hom e stu d y. P rev io u s cred its r e c ognized. R em ain em ployed and s t ill a tta in a college education. No r e s i dence requirem ents. S ta te chartered. FREM ONT COLLEGE, SA N T A F E 9, N E W MEXICO. R E A L E S T A T E — M IS C . MUSTEROLE F E E L IN G P O O R LY ? O UTSTANDING K aiser-F raser Dlat. In U. H. loc. in Kpokane, Wn. 24 dealers in 37 counties. In th is prosperous te r ritory. vol. 2 m illion th is yr.: 500 car contracts sold, 502 new unlta 1951. Owner sta te s over 370,000 net Inven tory About 340,000 handles. FRANK R EED REALTY, Spokane, Wn. MKMORRMOIDS end other Rectal Disorder« • COLON...STOMACH Ailment« • RUPTURE (Hernia) Trwtrt Witlnit RssRitsI Ipntki 10:00 until 3i00 Mon. through Frl. Until 8:00 e.m . Men., W ed„ Frl. C’ D C ’ C* ■ 'T h is moy be the last snow we'll have. I'm maltin' a snowman that'll be big enough to last 'till the fourth of July." . and when he calls. I'm going to tell him I just don't hang around the 'phone waiting for him to call!" Descriptive Booklet W rite or cell THE DEAN CLINIC IN OUR 42"* V IA N 202* NORTHIAST SANDY NOUIIVARO T. I .phene (A .t S«1S Rertlend 14, Ora.
