Illinois Valley News, Thursday, January 6, 1938
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Is a Traffic Lane?
In the peaceful hour of twilight—
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When I find myself alone.
Dreaming of the happy moments
That the fleeting years have shown,
I so often am reminded
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Are associated closely
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With our dear ones and our friends.
A traffic lane is a marked or
imaginary division of the surface
of a street or highway wide
enough for a single line of ve­
hicles. The law governing use of
traffic lanes applies to the un­
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as it does to marked lanes
American Legion
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Friend» and Friends
COSM ETICS
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Face (’reams
Powders
Talcs and
Lotions
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If we do not have your favorite
line of Cosmetics, we will or­
der for you
FOR SALE—Weaner pigs, 1-2
mile west of Holland on Bridge­
view road. Emil Vahrenwald.
!5-ltp
FOR EXCHANGE — For hay,
young bull and cow. See Dallas
Wright on the Kappenstein
ranch, west side road near Cave
City or write Cave Junction,
Route 1
34-ltp
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Wild and Wooly"]
With Jane Withers and
Walter Brennan
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With Constance Bennett
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and Cary Grant
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Amateur Night
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MEN’S FELT HATS—
Assorted Colors, each
WORK SHIRTS, Five Brothers—
Long wearing, good looking
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A«k us .bout anti-frMi. pro-
lection Leave your winter
worriea with us. See ue now/
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in Cave City. Prices and terms
to suit.
ELWOOD HUSSEY
Licensed Broker
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will build that additional room,
re-roof or modernize the
old house
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ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE
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Phil Sawyer, Prop.
DELIVERY
Plant located on Sawyer
ranch on Caves highway
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Insurance!
If your house or store should burn, are
you protected with a good fire insurance
policy? You should be.
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Fire insurance is not a luxury, it is a
protection against loss by fire and any­
one who owns a store or home should he
fully protected against loss by fire.
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
VIHICLII
Is your automobile insured—Are you
This is
protected against accidents?
an important matter for the new state
laws are very strict, Protect yourself?
against Accidents. Talk to day with
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Writing All Lines of Insurance
Fire - Auto - Casualty - Bonds
Cave City, Oregon
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$5.45 and Up
$3.75
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Illinois Valley Motor Co
PREST O LITE Batteries $4.00
and up. Wholesale and retail.
Campbel™ Super Service, next
to Courthouse, Grants Pass,
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FOR SALE — Mining location
blanks, both quartz and placer
and trespass notices at the
Illinois Valley News office.
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Martin Hardware
$3.75
WELL PROTECT YOUR CM
25-
25c
BLUE MELTON JACKETS—
Each
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SPECIAL—5 Gallon Pour Pail TEXACO OIL
While they last.—50c refund on nail
Recharging . . . Rentala
Or a reliable near batter
to end battery worru
25c
GEM SOX. All Sizes—
2 Pairs for
TEXACO GAS AND OILS — FIRESTONE TIRES
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$5.45
SHOES. MEN’S NAP-A-TAN—
A mighty fine work shoe
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Weitern Newspaper Union
Comp/ate
BATTERY SERVICE
COLEMAN MANTEL GAS
LAMPS—Easy on the eyes
SHOE GREASE. Dry Ped—
2 for
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LONG HANDLE SHOVELS—
No. 2, each
WANTED—A farm to work on
shares. Inquire News office.
36-ltc
SPEND A LITTLE. BUY A LOT
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We carry mOil nationally
known
ADDED FEATURES
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“I have seldom lost a friend,’’
said Uncle Eben, “although I have
sometimes found out dat some one
I had trusted wasn't any friend in
de fust place.”
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Cave City
Wednesday, Jan. 12
“TOPPER”
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59c
LONG H ANDLE FIRE SHOVEL—
A pipnin' for onlv
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Produce Pickling Spice
JANUARY 8
MILK PAILS, MARTIN WARE—
12-quart pails, each
As my thoughts again recall
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Certain friends who, time has taught me^
Are the best friends, after all;
And, I’m sure, as true a pleasure
As a man will ever know
Is the hour I give to dreaming
In the twilight’s peaceful glow.
Taking advantage of the
season on New Year's resolu
Secretary of State Earl Snell this
week listed the following seven
pledges which, if observed by mo­
torists, would in his opinion go
farthest in cutting this state’s IT
traffic toll.
“I, holder of an Oregon driv- *
er's license, hereby resolve:
“First, never to insist upon the I
right-of-way when to do so might I
cause an accident.
“Second, to use my horn as a
warning device and not as a pub­
lic address system.
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“Third, to keep my car in tip­
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top mechanical condition at all
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times.
“Fourth, never to drive my car I
at a speed greater than would per­ I
mit me to bring it to a stop within I
the distance I KNOW to be clear
and unobstructed, whether by day
or night.
“Fifth, to know the traffic laws
and to give 100 per cent cooper­
ation to traffic officers.
“Sixth, to treat everyone I meet
on the road, whether pedestrian or
motorist, with utmost courtesy and
consideration.
“Seventh, to keep my mind on
my driving.”
The countries that are called up­
on to make up even the smallest
package of pickling spices include
India, China, Japan, Ceylon. Eng­
land, Spain, and Austria.
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Cares are very soon forgotten,
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Secretary Of State Earl
Snell Presents Some New
Resolutions for New
SATURDAY NITE
SATURDAY, SUNDAY and MONDAY
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Twilight memories—how often
They bring wistfully to mind
Recollections of the places
And the folks I've left behind!
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How they fill my heart with gladness,
As they carry me away
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To the scenes of youth and childhood
And the joys of yesterday!
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The law states that you must
normally use the right hand lane,
remaining as close to the edge or
curb as possible, except where the
road is under construction or
when you are passing another ve­
hicle. You must drive within a
single lane where lanes are mark­
ed, and must not leave the lane
until you are sure you can do so
safely. On a three-lane highway,
you should use the center lane for
passing only.
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SPECIALS
JwílígKt /Vlerr\oríe$
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Doe. the Law Compel Me to
Drive in the Right Hand Lane?
DANCE
Page Three
I've come to put
more electric outlets
in your home
if
■ Are You Getting
YOUR SHARE?
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Are you stumbling over cords, having
a hard time to mate the vacuum
cleaner reach into all the corners, wait­
ing to use the toaster until the coffee
is perked? It's nonsense, when it's so
easy and so inexpensive to put in more
outlets.
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