Illinois Valley News, Thursday, June 10, 1937
Page Two
Illinois Valley News
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest
valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts.
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
Valley Publishing Company.
CRUDES
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STREET WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET
That little street is right in youi awn home town
If you make it a friendlx street outsiders will want
to come and >lmre it with you. They will sense the
glow of friendly contact" and wish to “linger longer"
within its warmth. And a friendly street is so easy
to obtain. Ju l a kindly attitude towards your neigh­
bor and others with whom you divide the care of the
day. Just a little human understanding of what con­
stitutes gentleness ; nd courtesy. That’s all you need
to make a street where old friends want to meet.
Phe community that prospers is always a friend­
ly community Today the world is seeking out such
places. There is so much of era vail and harshness
in the everyday affairs of life that a friendly haven
beckons from alar. If you want your locality to be
prosperous, to be known as friendly spot, then you
be friendly, too. It is a good message to carry with
you during the year—and it pays big dividends in
happiness and prosperity.
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Presents make the heart grow fonder.- Columbia
(S. (’.) Record.
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One thing about nudists, you can’t pin anything
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CAVE CITY, OREGON
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1 ’.co stone lions from the ancient
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Yprcs. France, to the Australian
\V.. 1' wu rial museum. Through
t’ ' istorie gate during the World
War marked the armies of the
htitish «c.ipire, France, the United
States and Belgium, fighting in tl •
battles of Ypris.
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Stationery - Magazines
FIRE INSURANCE
When in Grants Pass
Eat at the
CLUB CAFE
Why take a chance? Protect your in­
terests with a Fire Insurance Policy
and he secure in case of an accident
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6th and “G” Streets
FAMILY WASHING
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LIKE YOU LIKE IT
CAVE CITY
Resident Agent
FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Home Laundry
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Mrs. Irene Lillis
Sherman’s Auto Camp
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Cave City, Oregon
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Jack fiance came up from
Powers Tuesday to spend a few
days. He expects to go back to
Powers Sunday.
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DR. A. N. COLLMAN
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Wilson, Props
Kerby, Oregon
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'T' HE term "butternut" w is ap-
* plied to soldiers of the Con­
federate army because many of
their homespun uniforms were
dyed light brown from the shell
of the nut.
Physician und Surgeon
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nt.d he»ir it.
Rev. Gray of the Cave City
Comi.iutiity cldir h «ill !>’. our
pull t guv'.t for t! ■ ev ningi ser-
vice at 8 p. m. Bro. Gray has a
kiiiily a: alyti al mi:. J and •I is a
v< ry forceful s; . al.er.
Elder I. G. Stewart v.ill ' . then
with hi • mu -icii! saw, so come
.■ally at. I enjoy t! ■ mu. 'e with us.
0!. yes, tie I'icl ' ! W: :.? It
will b- Tut <Iay t! e loth. W! re?
On the old Gai ner ranch. Follow
the signs marked S. S. Picnic from
the “White” scl. 1 h' '1 • . Thi
IS a Union picni< of our Kridge-
vi.v. a' 1 Ketl-y . hooks a" I we
will nil enj «#• a I-—;*l iwniw in the
Christian way. Fa»'s. t dim r
with plenty of 1
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cream I n H« nv tnw-l after dimmer,
We will ' ave [ '• t.ty of ga .:■ ,'
iiitG-ie, etc.
Il ft’e !.n«i«nt■ and a
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for all it!. a ser»»i»'i I
in t' ,<ift< moon by th" pastor.
I D WRIGHT. Pastor,
“¡1 I-ittL Cl. u i cl with]
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SPECIAL OFFER
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We enjoyed a real Com munion
The Illinois Valley News reserve the right to reject any advertising service last Sunday in a sweet
copy »hirli it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application
restful spirit. The attendance
was good, also the music. Bio.
WHAT CAN HAPPEN?
Ray Kennedy with his wife and
daughter sang a very appropri
If proper thought and energy was directed to the ate hyn.ii as a special number for
development of the Illinois Valley, what could hap­ us. Betty has an exceptionally
sweet voice and we predict a pro-
pen?
fessional musical career for her
Anything can happen that you want. A broad in the Masters work.
statement, you say. Nevertheless, it is a true one, The Gospel in song as ren­
and has been proven for ages. “Man can achieve dered by Mrs. Opal Varner ani!
anything he can conceive,” is not an idle boast, for he i father, Rev. Haines was an
to us all.
that has also been proven. Years ago they said he inspiration
In the evening those rising
was crazy and a fool when Fulton said he oould build young musicians, the ,'anies boys,
a steamship that would opeiate by its own power— played a guitar duet for us. Yes,
Look today. The air plane was a dream never to be we like the boj < and t<ieir music.
The Kerby Sunday School at
realized, and the autom bile was another crazy thing
2:30
p. in. was wel' attended.
that would not work.
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Store
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Man’s vision and the belief that he could, acvO'H-1-
plished seemingly impossibilities. Edi on gave u
the phonograph, the moving picture UR.chiib* and
then the film that projects color and ound. All tin
were impossibilities, yet man accomplished them.
What others have done can also be done in th-
Illinois Valley, and we can have anything we want,
if we believe it and then put the I 1: 1 into execution.
There is one way, and one way only—Concentrated
effort that does not know what “quit” l . • re . Never
stop believing that you can.
The great I'rench physician, Cone, made his pat­
ients say over and over again, “Every day in every
way I’m ,gett;ng better and better.” lie was merely
making his patient: BELIEVE (hey were getting
bettf ;• and tl. 1 veiy minute they BELIEVED, that
very second they WERE better.
That same psychology of thought can work won­
ders for thu Illinois Valley. We want the railroad
completed to Crescent City; we want the harbor im­
proved so ships can come in and stay in. We want
more and better secondary roads; we want more mill
for the mil.er so he can go to his claim and dig out the
ore and get something for doing it. We want the
Valley to go ahead and become what we think it i :
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• The richest Valiev
*> in the world."
AH of these things are not impossibilitie;, tl; ?
are very reasonable probabilities, and just as soon
as enough people in this Valley begin to BELIEVE
these things can happen, just tliat soon will they ma­
terialize. We get what we put in, is an old expres­
sion. 'That is exactly what we will get out of this
Valley. If we put energy i , we will get back in re­
ward ju-S't the amount we put i . and not a bit moi *'.
That is th<- law of human nature and we can't
change it. So nov. let's begin to THINK and BE­
LIEVE we can do things and go places and
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work. Winn we begin to act to this thought, it will
drive us te intwi-nplishment, for without the <b ire
to do. we just don't do. But w hen one begins to thinX
and does it even day. then this thought compels ac-|
tion and it gets results.
NOW is the iime to begin thinking. Let's get
together and make Illinois Valley th« p u v.dise it
in reality, only we dun't realize it. Everything
here, we only have to believe it to see it.
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BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH NEWS
By the Pastor
Application for entry as second-class matter at the Post Office at
Cave Junction. Oregon, pending.
Sunday School
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Preaching Service ............. 11 a.
Editor Sunday School in Kerby 2:30 p.
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Young Peoples Service
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Study, Wednesday............ 8 p.
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HOME COOKED MEALS
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Kerby Oregon
SOMETHING NEW AND
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Jordan'. Fre.hly Frozen
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(■rants Pass, Oregon
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CAVE CITY
Lew Hammer’s
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Complete Line of
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Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Selma, Oregon
IRENE’S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Cave Junction, Ore.
Open Evening» by Appointment
Phone
Enjoy a smart hairdress at
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all beauty aids
Remember
IRENE S FOR BEAUTY"
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