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T PAGE SEVEN SO UTHERN OREGON NEW S REVIEW T H U R SD A Y , FEB. 7, 1952 Vegetables CLASSIFIED D E P A R T M E N T BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. 4 ' ' j ; j . SUNNYSIDE • Clark S Hoa« R I M IN ' T IM E » T IVELY, “ dancing” vegetables " —cars of corn, heart-shaped beets, un onion “ gentlem an” bow ing to a grand “ cabbage lady” , carrots, peas, s t r i n g beans— tw enty m otifs in three-color trans fer process are am using, easy to » hot-iron transfer right onto m ate rial. Colors are green, yellow , bright red. U se them on kitchen tow els, runners, breakfast cloths, aprons, curtuins, chair back seats. Fun to use! No embroidery n eed ed ! By NICK PENN BESSIE Send 25c for the D.mclntf Vaget.iblr« in Color »l*«Mtern No 4‘»M' inolifa me.»«tiring 4 inches, 3 inchea 1 Du ll. tr. in t ie r .»ml la u n d e rin g In e tru c th m a . «uggeateri m e» Y O IJ H NAME. A lb IHlFS.S, PATTERN NUMBER lo CAROL CURTIS. 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In other words, a well i or other irrigation system pro ducing 600 gallons of water per j minute will Irrigate 100 acres of ( rice. When the rice is ready to harvest, the fields are drained so that the harvesting machinery can move in. An important trend in United States rice farming has been the shift from the old-fashioned binder-thresher method of harvest to the modern, high-speed combine- drier method. FEEN-A-MINTl When kidney (unction alow* down, min« folk« complain of nngging backarha, head ache«. dizzineaa and loaa of pen and energy. Don’t Buffer rcatleaa night« with thcae <lio- comforts if reduced kidney function ia get ting you down—due to auch common cauaaa aa atreaa and atrain, over-oxertion or ex- oaura to cold. Minor bladder irrltatlona ua to cold, dampneaa or wrong diet may oauao getting up nights or frequent paaaagea. Don’t neglect your kldneya If these condi tions bother you. Try Doan’s Pills—a mild diuretic. Uaad successfully by millions for over 60 years. While often otherwise caused. It’s amaxing how many times Doan'a give happy relief from these discomforts—help the 16 miles of kidney tubes and filters flush out waste. Gat Doan’a Pllla todayl OLD. CASE hay baler. 17x24. [«arge bales, m ounted on Keo truck 50-ton cap >»>00. Trade for pick-up. Ed Carlson, Kt. 2. Pox 93. L."•atllla. Ore. W AN TED Block o f tim ber to log and m ill on the property. You w ill gain 15 to 25% on m ill scale. Cash se ttlem e n t tw ice each month. 2M’ wanted. D ou g las F ir Co., P. O. Kox 305, Oakland, Ore. or phone 3143. J. A. Koack. needed by the United States during World War II to participate in the defeat of the Axis powers. It’s Mighty Rare Palladium is a precious metal, so rare that it takes the working of many tons of ore to obtain an ounce of i t r o n SALE P r o d u c t o f M c K e s s o n & R o b b in s . In c . WNU—13 OK MOLER Barber C ollege & S ystem o f M AYFLOW ER A uto Insu ran ce Co. has fe r s life tim e opp ortu nity to men & openin gs for experienced au to in su r . wom en to learn Barberlng. F ree P lace- ance a g en ts a s D istr ict M anagers in : ment. A lw ays Jobs. 227 S. W. 3rd Ave., W ash in gton and throughout O regon P ortland 4, Oregon.___________________ w ritin g standard and non-drinker p o li c ies a t low er rates. A d vertisin g in alt SEEDS. PLANTS. ETC ?“ form s. Several p art-tim e a g e n ts w an t ed. W rite MR. W E ID N E R , 706 W eath KOCHIA SCOPORIA, a lso called B el erly Bldg.. P ortland. Oregon. videre Sum m er C ypress; F or pasture, for hay. P lan t 5 pounds per acre late H E L P W AN TED: 2400 m onth ly, spare fa ll. K och ia runs 22”5 protein. 65c per tim e. W e w ill se lec t a reliable person pound in 50-lb. sack s F.O.B. G. A. from th is area to r e fill and c o lle ct R letz. B ox 555, Aberdeen, So. Dakota. m oney from our n ew au tom atic m er ch an d isin g m achines. No se llin g . To FLO W ER SPEC IA LS: 8 b eau tifu l q u a lify ap p lican t m ust have car. r e f m ixed D ah lias 22.00; 6 labeled large erences and 2750 w orking capital. D e v a rieties 22.00; 6 hardy a s s ’td. P hlox votin g a fe w hours a week w ill net up 22.00; p ostage 25c—catalog. C larks to 2400 m onth ly w ith the p o ssib ility burg D ahlia Gardens, Clarksburg, In of tak in g over fu ll tim e. For in terview diana. w rite g iv in g fu ll particu lars, name, age and phone number. CAL-VEN DOGS. CATS. PETS. ETC. CORP.. P. O. B ox 9697, Station “S," L os A n geles. C alifornia. COUGAR, Bear. Coonhounds from ■ N o rth w est’s stock, started , trail, tree. R A B B IT S & S K IN S Bert W eekly, B ox 9, M yrtle Creek, Ore. R A BBIT SK IN S W A N TED . A lw ays B E ST B R E D T R A IL H O U NDS. Red- top prices at B L U E MT. W e take your ■ bone. W alker, B lu etick . R. L. Adam s, sk in s a ll yr. round. S H IP B L U E MTN. R.R. 3, H illsboro. Or. WOOL & F U R CO.. 1704 S. W . Front — A ve., P ortland. Oregon. AT 5715. R E G IST E R E D Chesapeake B ay re- ! trlev er puppies. Max W hite, Star War Power R oute. S m elterville, Idaho. Phone 3F16, _____ K ellogg, Idaho. Ninety Army divisions were In early Colonial houses, white paint was the only color used for woodwork, except for the real ma hogany which was used in handrails •nd, occasionally, for stair balust- ers. The wide board floors were often painted red or squash color. In a survey, an overwhelm ing m ajor ity of d entists praised thia m arvelous new cleanser. No harm ful brushing that ran ruin dentures. Just place in OKA solution for IB m inutes or over night. Removes tobacco stains. OKA ia guaranteed not to hnrm dentures. Get OKA today. All druggist*. It's W onderful the W ay C h ew ing -G u m La xa tiv e Acts C h ie fly to DO YOU KNOW??? MONEY FOR YOU— YOUNO Your NEW Federal Social S ecurity. 99 out of 100 don’t know. llo W and U lIK K K to apply. \ I W m ethod« o f paym ent, etc. Send 35o for valuable Inform ation. A ddress IL W. Peterson« 9218 S. W. 26th Ave., Portland 19. Oregon. : MORE W ELL E ST A B L ISH E D B U SIN E SS C om p letely equipped general repair shop and garage. 3*00 ft. floor »pace Including 30x30 »howroom and parts room Now working & men. County MODEL O John Deere tractor. 33 JD »eat. Com plete price 125,000. Inq. A uto com bine. 12 ft. header, s t i f f hitch, 51 m otive Service. H am ilton, Montana. IU C com bine, V belts, rubber, 35 d iesel cat. tractor overhauled, TD-9 IHC trac COM PLETE locker plant, retail m ar tor overhauled, TD-40 IlfC tractor ket, » .u s a g e kitchen. The Dalle«, Ore. overhauled. <>dessa T ractor Xr Im ple Large dam to he built. Population to m ent Co., Ph. 5221. O dessa, Wa*h. he doubled for n ext «lx year». Popula tion now 8000. W onderful opportunity A COZY home for aged A co n v a les fo r person k n ow ing m eat and »ausage cent d a / Xr nite nurse; licensed; rates huslne»«. C ontact M orris K atz, 205 to fit ne*d; v isito rs welcom e. M cFall . J e ffe r so n , The Dalle«, Ore. Home, 472 E. W ash., H illsboro, Ore. Ph. 1672. ' W E L L e«t. a u to part» bualne»» In Cen tral W a»hlngton. 15000 to 210,000 han- TA BLE covers, lovely hand-painted , die». W rite 412 Cherry St., O lym pia, Velon In six fade-proof color«. No ’ W ash. laundry or Ironing. W ipe clean In mo- iner t. Choice o f Oregon R ose, W ash D R U G -L E SS D rug Store. Suburban ington Apple, Orange, Straw berry, j Sacram ento, «-unit M otel In connec- Large Orchid, D affodil, Blue Iris. tlon. N e ts 1 % per mo. on 237.500 cost. 54”x54" >1 70. Postpaid on prepaid or I 3% on origin al In vestm en t o f 211.000. ders 54”x72” >1.95 S atisfaction guar H eal E sta te Increasing In Val. Grow- anteed. Kaywood Studio, 3550 F uller I ln g com m u nity, enorm ous p otential ton, C hicago 47, 111. i exc. oppor. AARON AGENCY, Rt. €, [ B ox 1430’,4. Sacram ento 21, C alif. W H IT E C hinese and embden g eese No. 5 each. Chinese goose eggs 50c each. i M UST sa c r ifice due to death In fa m SI Young. S4th &. W aller Road. T a ily. 9 A. fenced, 2 mod. hom es, barn, com a. W ash. p len ty w ater, caterp illar and disc. A lso can lease 1000 A. for grazing. W rite FOR SA L E : B eau tifu l cougar sk in owner, W ilber A rts, C reston. C alif. rug. open m outh, fu ll head mount, 8 ft. Ph. P a so R ob les J-F-23. long. C ontact D avid Jolly, B ox 687, Seavlew , W ash. C LU B & CAFE. 2 bars, dance floor, 13 sto o ls, lunch counter, w ell equip., 2-rm. FARMS AND RANCHES aps. w ith sh ow ers for ow ner; pinball, 5 slo ts. W rite P. O. B ox 1104. McCall, SO U T H E A ST E R N ORE. RANCH Idaho, for details. 41,000 ACRES deeded. Abundance of w ater. W ill lea se or consider operating SM ALL Bakery, reasonable. A p ts, con W rite g iv in g fu ll p articu nect. on H w y 99, clo se to F t. L ew is. partnership. lars o f lf and fin a n cia l sta tu s. P. O. W ould consider se llin g equipm ents. Box 581. s e P ortland. Ore. Bon Bon Bakery. 6409 S. T acom a W ay, ! Tacom a. W ash. GRADE A D airy. Sequim V alley, 120 A.; irrigated. 1st c la s s se t o f bldgs., PHOTO DEVELOPING b eautiful home, 50-stanchlon barn, silo, etc.. 260,000; term s. L ouis Myron SPEC IA L: 23.00 V A L U E FO R 21.39! Spath, Sequim. W ash . In trod uctory O ffer o f 6 regu lar 50c siz e 5x7 platinum fin ish portrait e n 108 A. in Marquam, Ore. Creek thru largem en ts In an a ttra c tiv e album . middle. 87 A. farm land h a lf seeded to Made from 8 exp. 116— 120— 127—616 fa ll crop. 3-bdrm. mod. home, new barn, and 620 film . 5x5 portraits m ade from m ach. shed, gar., drilled w ell w ith tu r 12 exp. 120— 127 or 620 W e cannot a c bine pump. Farm m ach., alm o st new, cep t 16 exp. 127— 828 or 35 MM film . 2-bot. I f ” plow. 3-sec. har., 7‘ d isk har., Colum bia P h otos, D ept. RN, B ox 1175, 8’ drill, 6’ cover crop. 8m. irr. sy s. ’40 San Jose. C alif. Chev. 1*4-T. truck. F loyd J. Van H olle- beke, Rt. 1. M olalla. Ore. Ph. 2F1 INSTRUCTION Marquam. Colonial Colors “ Sine* using OKA my denture Is al w ays clean and sparkling,” say* Max N . Serlick, Portland, Me. * MISCELLANEOUS LEAR N TO BE A SU CCESSFUL LIVESTOCK W R ITER . E xp erts w ill help you learn to w rite and se ll sto ries. You w rite as 600 R A M B IU L E T -SU PFO L K sh o rt you learn. In d ivid u al In struction . AU y earlin g ew es, bred to lam b com m enc m anu scripts c a re fu lly criticized. Mar in g Mar. 15th. Kell in lo ts to s u it buy- keting a ssista n c e. Old estab lish ed er at >40 per head. W rite R obert school. W rite for personal a n a ly sis Vaughan, Baker, Ore. form and aptitud e test. H oosier In sti- ; tute, 711 T im es Bldg., P ortland 4. Ore. HELP WANTED—MEN Box 229. Madia on Square Station New York 10. N. Y. DENTURE CLEANSER F E E D STORE, B oise V alley, canter dairy. poultry com m unity. E xcellent bualneae, npprox. 1100,000 yr. Several hay barn*. granaries, w arehouses, grinder, m ixer, truck, sca les, o ffice bldg., salesroom , coal bins, I Mt A. on 4 lane hlway. 121.000, h alf down, plus Inv. Balance term». Thia place makes m oney every day. Fred Sehrelber, Rt. 1, Boise. Idaho. ’ w N "Doesn’t he hove some blocks or something he con play with?" O v e r 40 V a r ie t ie s A v a ila b le Write for our new Price List The Western Plant Supply Co. Route 4. Hillsboro, Oregon Driving Blind Nearly one half of the 32,000 deaths that occur gach year in traffic accidents are caused main ly by poor visibility. According to a recent survey, in 1950 the worst time for traffic deaths was from six to seven P.M., while the worst time for injuries was from four to five P.M. Fifty-seven per cent of the fatal accidents and 42 per cent of the Injury accidents happened In the dark. SPECIAL D r . »I arry S emler , De+dis-t k a u s s i BlDC • jut, 8 MORRISON • PQRTHND, ORI HHAOMHOIDI sy O Strawberries and other Rectal Diaordare • C O L O N ...S T O M A C H • RURTURE ( H . r n la ) Ailment» r r u t t f f itte s t H n fitil 2 M iitls i X 10,00 until 2,00 Mas.lkrau,» M . Until 1,00 m. Man.. W»«., Tri, » H r ilfc C "W h a t a nightmare! You turned out to be Robert Taylor's uncle— and th at meant he and I couldn't get married!" Owcriptlv, t.okM W rit, at (Sil “J* J_ ISM-INS THE DEAN CLINIC IN OUB 4 2 nd TSAI 202« NO RTH IA ST SA NO T S O U l l V A M T e le p h o n « f A s t >91 • P ortland 14, O r a .