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About The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1949)
CLASSIFIED RABBITS & SKINS WANT LIVE RABBITS 4 lbs. up. rab bit skins, hides, wool, mohair, cas cara. live poultry. Buby k Company. »35 S. W. Tront, Fortland, Oraron. MISCELLANEOUS MELODIES written to your song poem Bring or send poem» to A. »»•tall, 8735 l»t, M. W., »aattla 7, Wash. ?! stab well drilling machine M White truck Complete with 6” and v ' tool» First class condition S. W Burgess, Bt. a. Bos 803, Auburn, Wash. ______ _ WE HAVE additional capacity for kiln drvlng. resawing, planing and lumber run to pattern. Bal»m Bos Company. Salem, Ore. Ph. 39189. 1947 MODEL 2-unlt DeLaval Sterling milking machine. Complete »250. B. A. Tiffany, Bt. 1, Bos 335. Camas, Washington. a. I. TBUCI PABTS—Mew and Deed. MEM'S TRUCK PABTS Tacoma. Waehlngton Ph. Garland 4282 SHOB SHIMB MACBTMB AUTOMATIC coin optrated This Is the new 1949 model KWIK SHOE SHINE machine that has the liquid wax compressor applicator, that is appearing in hundreds of location». Bus. railroad, airport depots, bowl- Ing alleys, hotels, cigar stands, bar ber shops: every business house a fiotentlal location. 10 machines on ocation, averaging only 20 shines per day will net an operator 1480 per month. Get In on this money maker while choice locations are • till available In your territory. Write T. L. McShane, M. W. Distrib utor. 441 B. Dennis St., Hillsboro, Oregon, for details. PARTNER Interested mining tungsten tor stockpile or developing farther ores in gold lode with merit. Own er, D. O. Whitt. Dunlap, Calif. WANTED working partner in gold & silver mine. Some cash. Have good strike on property. Bldgs . some machinery on property. Write or gee Bt. No. 3. Box 388, Vancouver, Washington. TUBS. Deer. Elk, Cow and other skins tanned, made into Coats, Gloves, etc., to tout measure by oldest established manu facturer in West. Also buy hides. CHERVENY TANNERIES 1127 N.W., 19th Av«. - Portland. Ore. GOOD DIESEL engines. General Motors, six cyl . 225 hp_, left hand. Price »750 to »950. CORONADO MARINE WAYS, foot ot A St. Carsnado, Calif. - Henley 8-4830. WE PURCHASE Coin Collections AND PAY FOR gold piece...... I 5.00 gold piece... - 8.00 gold piece. 16.00 gold piece. 37.00 Weill's Coin & Stamp Shop 7M S. W 9th Ave. PORTLAND 5, OBE. Tel. AT. 3892 FARM MACHINERY 6 EQUIP. FOR SALE—TD18 International trac- ' tor, 4500 hrs., farm used. $6000 J. R. Yocom, Rufue, Oregon. POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP. ATTENTION Poultrymen and broiler growers. Available for immediate and regular delivery 10,000 New Hampshire cockerels, day old, pul- lorum tested stock. Write or wire for price: Hokebergen Hatchery, Lynden, Wash. MACHINERY & SUPPLIES TD 14 wide gauge tractor—Isaacson ’dozer—Carco drum—all guards Ex cel. co nd. Chet Haye, Yachats, Ore gon. Phone 1502. War Devise to Aid Polio Victims TIRE RECAPPING A Repair busi ness In booming Springfield, Or. • 8 500. New equipment. Nat l, fran chise. Owner will teach and assist purchaser Write Phil Wenxl. OK Rubber Welders. 206 W 8th Bt.. ■ugene. Or. A simple valve developed dur ing World War II to give oxygen to wounded flyers at high alti tudes is now being used to treat polio patients. The Mine Safety Appliance com pany. which originated the mask like devise, said research and ex perimentation has been under way since the war's end to adopt the valve to respiratory ailments. The Council on Physical Medi cine of the American Medical as sociation has accepted the devise —which is called a pneaphore— as an adjunct to the "iron lung" and for use in breathing in drugs. ONE complete sawmill, electrical hook up. Have 900,000 M ft. of timber accessible with roads and bridges also CMC 6x6 truck. Grosses $400U monthly Box 751. Livingston, Mont. SERVICE STATION GROCERY store. iirease rack and living quarters for ease, on main highway between Aberdeen and Montesano; ideal for man and wife. Write to J. M. State land. lC30xa Rand*LI Bt.. Aberdeen, Washington. DOWNTOWN SPOKANE long estab lished restaurant bus now operat ing at a substantial profit. Owner retiring due to ill health. Priced at $5",000, terms R. D. Staehell Co.. 3523 B. 2Oth. Bpokane. Wash. LA 3502. Ivej FA-2726. CAFB Seat» 23. Hunters, Fisher men, tourists. Also good local busi ness Money-maker for two. Box 281 or Ph. 141, Stanwood, Wash. GROCERY store, rich farming dis trict. $30.000 business yearly. Liv. Ing quarters. Retail beer license. Write Bill Bunger, Route 2, Ellens burg, Wash. FOR SALE Fully equipped garage and three-pump service station, Tex aco, Firestone. Kaiser-Frazer fran chise. Four furnished apartments over station. Good location near Hungry Horse dam. D. R. Randall, Box 464. Whitefish, Wnsh. MAKE 100*«, Internally hand carved flowers in Plexiglas. Pins or Earrings $1. Sprague. • 17 Genesee Pk. Blvd, Rochester 11, N. Y DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC. UKC registered American black and tan coonhound pups, born Sept. 15. Papers at purchase Write R. A. Weltfk. Box 507, Stevenson, Wash. BLUE AUSTRALIAN shepherd cat tle and sloi p dogs Natural heelers. Ashmead Stock Ranch, Chester, Montana CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, 3 months, tiny 3% lb. sire. Mrs. F. J. Dillon, Cosmopolis, Wash. SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC. CERTIFIED BLUE TAG Marshal strawberry plants, 100—$3.25; 500— $13.00; 1000—$25.00. Willamette raspberry plants, 100—$6.75; 1000— $45.00. Lawrence, Red Haven and Veteran peach trees, $1.00 each. Postpaid. Write for quantity prices CBMTBALIA FRUIT FARMS, Rt. 1, Box 194, Centralia, Wash. HIGH COST OF WRITING No matter how high the costs of living were there was a time when you felt you could afford to mail a couple of letters. But now that an cient satisfaction is gone with the wind The Forgotten Man's last firm friend, the U. S. postoffice depart ment, has walked out on him. New postage rates which went into ef fect the first of this year make a luxury out of correspondence. The stamp window threatens to get into the same class with the night club, the musical comedy and the new model auto. T< TVBEBOV8 BEGONIA — Order seedling plants, tubers, now for spring delivery. Send for FREE circular today. D-V1STA GARDENS, 8T?5 D SI., Salem, Ore. EXPERIENCED body and fender men wanted Steady work; sxc»ll«nt working conditions. WAFREM BIOS, CHEVROLET, IMO. 317 W. Main, CsntraUa, Washington. HELP WANTED—WOMEN REGISTERED NURSES: General duty, 24-bed doctor's hospital, start ll.UH-H.lUi hour Mima G.n.ral Hospital, Sima, Washington. LADIES: Sell beautiful sheer Nylons! Big profit. Send »1 00 for pair to use as sample. Information, BAXTER'S DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, III« Stale St. Allan, Illln.li. REAL ESTATE—MISC. CHOICE INDUSTRIAL SITE 499 ft., lilway 99 frontage, same on railroad, in city limits, on sewer, excavated, Including seven-room modern home. Ideal for warehouse, factors- or Motel. »18,500. Terms. Owner Lloyd Wilson. 936 Prospect Bt., Bossbnrt. Oregon. FOR SALE—120 acres on county road and power line. Plenty of spring water, white oak and pine Trie« »2.500. A. O. Long, wahklacns, Wash. SPECIAL TO KENT or buy—40 a. or more. Dairy or diversified farm. Prefer irrigation Write Rt. 2, Box 780-0, Kelso, Waeh. Let the Ad» Guide You When Shopping — Parcel post rates, money order fees and almost everything except run-of-the-mill letters and postal cards have been jumped. We heard a fellow at a stamp window ask, "What's the down payment and how much per week?" as he got the bill when depositing quite a load of mail yesterday. We went into the postoffice with a bunch of special delivery letters and found ourself asking, "Will you take a check?” Getting a negative answer, we inquired: "How's chances of opening a charge ac count?" That got us nowhere, either. It's all very drpressing. The postoffice department has for generations been one place which it was a comfort to visit when things were high every where else. It never made you feel like taking your trade some other place. ----- *----- To raise the mail rates was al ways accepted as bad politics sure to cost votes. But the politicians today know that the public has lost it» capacity for indignation and that anything goes. Certainly the post office department lost money, but that was always “in the lease." The very idea of the mail service break ing even would have been out of the question any time in the past. ----- *----- But for the past few years the postoffice department has been spending so much money paying for new designs and issuing new stamps in new sizes, shapes and color schemes, that it really had to dig up some fresh dough. It is tickled silly with the new rates, as they will give it a lot of fun designing more new stamps. ----- +----- The three-cent stamp on light mall still stands and postal cards and souvenir post cards will still be handled at a penny each. Why? They must be more trouble than any other mall. And a letter carrier has to take as many steps delivering a pic ture of a bathing beauthy and a message as he does In deliver ing a parcel post package. ---- # - But it is that 13 cents for a special delivery stamp that gets us. You can send the message by wire for a few cents more. And the tele gram is never left hanging around the postoffice two or three days. DENTAL PLATES Du. tlARRY S emlir , Dentisi I Mßkf Hüt ■ UolWOitltlSOS-POStHhC.oat À Think we're gonna have inflation in this country, bub? • • • SOUTH PAWS Farm Dollar In mid-July, IMS, farmers were receiving 53 cents out of the con sumer’s dollar spent for food prod ucts. The other 47 cents went to wholesalers, retailers, transporta tion companies and others taking part in the marketing process. Chang, Tractor Oil Failure to observe ths recom mended oil drain practice and oil filter service will result tn a clogged oil filter and lead to coated oil screens, plugged oil lines, scarred pistons, and burned bearing» on your tractor. Housewife’a Preference An extensive poll tn which house- wivei were a»ked, “It you had more food money, what would you spend it on?" disclosed that about one- third would buy more vegetable», fruit», and dairy producta. The fungi which cause "black rot" and "soil rot" tn sweet pota toes live in the soil from one sea son to another, so it is not advisable to plant successive crops of pota toes on the same soil. Planting Sweet Potatoes Speed Is King Rainwater an Farm Man made missiles capable of circling the globe in two hours, and »paca ships that would make the moon a next-door neighbor of the earth are possibilities of the fu ture. .terracing, contour farming, and close growing vegetation such as small grain, legumes, and grass sod will help slow up the runoff water eo that it can soak into the soil. Wrong Customer FMs Ratloaslisea An okl waiter at the club was giving the new hand a few hints "Set that fellow who's Just come in?" be whispered "He's got a twin brother and they're as alike aa two peas, only this one's hard of hearing. Watch the fun!" Going to the member's side, be smiled politely and said, in an ordi nary voice: "Well, pieface, and what do you want in the nose-bsg today T” I'll have a chop." was the reply. And. by the way. it's my brethsr who doesn t hear eo well" When hla friend, the dachshund, appeared with a knot tied in his tall, the little fox terrier was nat urally curious. "What's the big Idea?" ha in quired. 'That," the dachshund explained "was tied by my mistress to re mind me not to cross any busy streets." The fox terrier turned and soberly regarded his own skimpy stump at a tall "By golly " be observed." No wonder Tm so forgetful'' Promptly rollovos cough* of TIGHT ACHING CHEST COLDS MUSTERQLE Rates on almost all types of mail are upped, with the special delivery stamp, which for gen erations sold for a dime, going to 15 cents. 80 FANCY CALADIUM BLISS |I M Cultural directions with each order. Deitrich Nursery. Box MN, Miami 29, Fla. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE Value of Cranberriee Cranberries are firmly lodged In American tradition as a •’health” food. Before the white man’s ar rival they were valued by Indian medicina men. Later, New England sailors standing watch used to munch handfuls of raw cranberries which they grabbed from the bar rel kept in the cook’s galley. The tart red berries probably warded off scurvy, which is caused by lack of vitamin C. In addition to vitamin C, cranberries also supply some minerals, Including iodine and iron, to the diet. sewing circle patterns BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR. HELP WANTED—MEN Gold Coins I 2.50 5.00 10.00 20 00 I There’s the story of the ol' South ern Senator who, asked why he was slow In taking his seat for the state- of-the-union message, replied: "I'm waiting for Lefty." ----- *----- Whittaker Chambers has been photographed on his farm milking a cow. It is good to see that he no longer works from the left side ----- *----- That grounding of the Queen Mary is easily explained. All the sables and minks shifted to one side and caused a list which prevented accurate steering dl Belmont gets an extra seven days of racing this season. It is felt that the fans need an extra week in order to locate the horses on the straightaway there and determine when they ere within the juris- diction of this country. V4M5H/NG AMERICANISMS— ~Vtit tat r<i up fSOO awk we go«<sg to tomi I umor tbrougb coUtgo." "Etti gu t a btn^utl for tht ten.’” "I grt SO et nit a loin fur tggt to >< payi mt to Step brut." "AU that u orrtor mt it tht rtal at tuti tax." • • • Can You Remember way back -then nobody was especially un happy it he had to walk four or five ¿docks' More than just a TONIC- it's Powerful I ! nourishment I L'ASY sewing for the beginner— a simple yet very smart prin cess dress that goes together like a charm. Insets at the waist gives a nipped in feeling, the keyhole Practical Frock neck is accented with shoestring U ERE'S a neat, practical house bows. • * • 1 1 frock to start your day with a No. 1760 comes in sizes 12, 14. smile. Cut on slimming lines, it 16. Pattern 18 and 20. Size 14, 3‘a yards of 39-inch. is gayly trimmed with bold ric Send an additional quarter for your copy rac, a narrow sash ties in back. of the Spring and Summer FASHION. It s with ideas for your spring sewing The two handy pockets are op filled plans. Free pattern printed inside the book. tional. • * • Pattern No. 8194 is for sizes 36. 38 . 40. 42, 44. 46 48, 50 and 52 Size 38. 4% yards of 35 or 39-inch; 3'2 yards trimming. Recommendid by Many DOCTORS Scott*« Emulsion is a «rest It Kill ENERGY FOOD for all a««a I Helps tone up adult systems low In AAD Vitamins. Helps children build sound teeth, strong bonce. SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 530 South Wells St. Chicago 7, 111. Enclose 25 cents In coins for each pattern desired. Pattern No. , , ■ .Size Fancy Pipe Rack Is Simple to Build Name Add res«________ SCOTT'S EMULSION ... — . ■ ... ■ -..... HIGH TONIC STUFFY NOSTRILS ? Quick relief with MENTHOLATUM • Don’t let clogged-up nostrils keep you gasping for breath— grl Mtnlbolalum. Your head starts to clear in a hurry as Mentholatum's famous com bination of menthol, camphor and other fast-acting ingredi ents helps thin out thick mucus, lessen congestion and swell ing, soothe inflamed mem branes. Soon you can brtatht again in comfort. 5 5< and 75»; IT LOOKS like a wood carving yet it takes not a bit of skill to make. To make this handsome pipe rack merely trace the pat tern offered below on some scraps of wood. Then cut out three pieces and glue them to gether. Aftei assembling, sandpa per, paint or stain. The head is then ready for two ears and a nose band cut from scraps of leather. You will amaze yourself and practically mystify your friends when they see what you’ve accomplished without help from a skilled wood carver. A 25c coping saw is all you need to cut the parts for the head and base. • • • MOTHER, MOTHER, I'VE BEEN THINKING OF THAT CAKE you BAKED TODA/; 50 TASJY -— AND SO LI6HT rjCl M AND FL11FFX TELLME HOW TO BAKE THAT' WAV. ' \ ** BAKETHE CLABI G irl wav . DEAR , W CLABBER G Mit BAK'»J - eoi For a gift every pipe smoker will enjoy, send 25c for Pipe Rack Pattern No 49 to Easl-Blld Pattern Company, Dept. W, Pleasantville. N Y. Ignitible Liquids Are Dangerous Fire Hazards Aik Mcthor, Shu Knows . . . Clabber Girl is the baking powder with the baloncod double action . . . Right, in the mixing bowl; Light from the oven. Ignitible liquids are fire hazards when stored in the home. Large amounts of such liquids should be stored in underground tanks away from buildings. Small amounts may be stored safely in steel gas or oil cans. CLABBER GIRL be? ■ ’ * 1 1L C2 1