Page Seven
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, May 11, 1939
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS TO
THE NEWS
Be Ready to Sign
(¡range Referendum
Home Economics Club
Elects Year’s Officers
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Miners Should Do
Assessment Work
COMING TO THE
FOR SALE—Pigs, O. F. Lee.
first house south of White
school.
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Instead of placing the entire
The Home Economics Unit met
There is no telling what the
burden upon the circulators of the at the home of Mrs. Florence Hal- government will do about assess-
petitions to get signatures, I wish 1 lock with 22 people present. After merit moratoriums for prospects
Mr. and iir< Lew Hammer
to urge Grange members to go out a pot luck dinner which was en and mines this year, and the min
of their way to sign the petitions. joyed by all, the president Mrs. ers who want to hold their pro
When the committee is announced Wilber opened the meeting. Elec perties should do their assessment
in your Grange, why not seek tion of officers for the coming work and take no chances.
General Merchandise out
the committee and indicate years was the first order of busi
The moratorium may and may
ness.
Those
elected
were
as
fol
your
desire
to
sign
the
petitions?
not
pass. If it does all miners who
for Every Family
While, of cobrse, it will be nec lows: President, Mrs. E. A. do not do their work are protected
essary for the circlulators to call Breech, vice president. Mrs. S. S. but if they do not pass and the
Need
upon many of the voters to secure Bunch, secretary. Lena Payne, moratorium, all will have to do the
the signatures, we can all help Treasurer, Mrs. E. J. Wilber.
i assessment work.
The home demonstration agent
and make the work lighter. We do
There is a strong sentiment in
net expect to confine the petition Nola Welch gave a book review, Washington against enacting the
Selina, Oregon
circulation to the committee that entitled “The Log Cabin Woman’’ moratorium again this year, and
is appointed. If any other Grange which was enjoyed by all. After some of the wise ones predict that
member is willing to circulate a ¿1 short visiting period the meeting it will not be done, so the miners
1 petition, just write to the state was adjourned to meet in June at -hould do their work and be pro
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the domestic science room in the tected.
1 Grange headquarters.
NOBBY
Those who circulate petitions Kerby high school, where the 4-H
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club girls will display their work.
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should
remember
that
the
state
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OF THANKS
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! law requires that the circulator
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We wish to express our sincere
SHOP
shall see the actual signing of the
Mrs. C, C. Babcock, president thanks and appreciation to the Le
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petition by the registered voter. of the Illinois Valley Garden club, gion, Ladies Auxiliary and to all
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J State law also prohibits any pay Mrs. H. O. Smith, state vice-pres friends for the kindness and sym
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ment to circulators for securing ident, Mrs. Sam Bunch and Mrs. pathy and beautiful floral offer
TENTS — AWNINGS
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names.
A. A. Johnson will leave next ings in the loss of our beloved
CANVAS GOODS
Let us not underrate the import Sunday for Forest Grove to at husband and brother.
ance of this referendum. The tend the annual meeting of the
HARNESS AND SHOE
Mrs. Patricia Gahler.
1 Grange has long been a defender State Federation of Garden clubs.
Mrs. Lydia Frohnmaier.
REPAIRING
1 of our Direct Primary Election Mrs. Robert Harris, president of
Laws On several occasions political Grants Pass club will join them.
CLASSIFIED ADS
leaders have tried to return us to
E. C. TAYLOR
the old convention system and this
Mrs. Dora I. Brown entertain-
Presi.
bill is just another step in that di ed at an afternoon tea at her home FOR SALE—Ice refrigerator, in
quire at News office.
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rection. Fraternally, Ray W. Gill, the Willadora on the Redwood
406 S. 6th St.
COW COMFORT — Buy your
:
Master Oregon State Grange.
! highway last Wednesday, the fol-
Grants Pass
stock and household fly sprays
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C. H. Brooks of Deer Creek will i lowing guests: Mesdames Martha
in bulk at Pruitt’s Feed Store.
■Ê be at the Chamber of Commerce
,Webb, Mary E. Seat, Mabie Dar-
506 M. St., Grants Pass, Ore
building in Cave Junction, Friday, i ger, Lillie Peters, Florence Green,
gon.
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May 12th between the hours of 12 Maud Watkins and the hostess,
FOR
SALE
—
Acre
ground,
house
o’clock noon and 1:00 p. m. with , Many games were played, one of
and furniture, woodshed, chick
Franciscan Pottery
a petition. Those who wish to sign ’ them being the popular Chinese
en
house, garden, strawberry
it in the city can go to the C. of C. checkers.
¡Roseville Vases
patch, some wood. Price $500.
building and do so.
i Chase Chromium Gifts
W. E. Martindale, Kerby, Ore.
If you want to have this bill
Picnic lunch for children and
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LHotpoint Appliances
put on the next ballot, go to the parents of the Kerby grade school
petition.
building
and
sign
this
district will be on Holton Creek, OLD NEWSPAPERS—one bun-
: Thor Washers
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Other grange members also have Friday, May 19, the last day of
die 10c News Office
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Philco Radios
a petition to sign. Read what this school. It is being sponsored by
bill does, then make up your Kerby P.-T. A. and they request COMPLETE service on all types
of domestic and commercial re
: mind to see it changed.
each one to bring their own sil-
frigerators. Will be in Cave
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verware and cups.
Junction
every Thursday.
F.
Come to the Legion dance, Sat
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A. Rigby. Leave orders with
urday, May 13. Music by McCon
Dave White, Dollie Brenham and
The News office.
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nell’s five piece orchestra. Prices Ruth Watts motored to Gasquet
Complete Electric and
Radio Service
usual and GRAND prize.
last Sunday to attend the ball WANTED TO BUY—Furniture,
Next to Golden Rule,
game.
stoves, all kinds of tools, har
Grants Pass
Mrs. Ralph T. Baumberger and
ness and implements. Mack's
IL T. Baumberger, Sr., made a
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Watkins
Trading Post, across
from
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were transacting business
in
Hout's Shell Oil station, Cave
Send The News to your friends week end.
I Grants Pass Tuesday of this week. ! Junction.
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Brownell
Electric
Cave City Theater
SPEND A LITTLE—BUY A LOT
IN CAVE CITY. I want your
listing if you want to sell or
trade your property. Elwood
Hussey.
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Saturday and Sunday»
May 13 14
Ratite **
& Everythin?
SELL IT!—If you have something
you don't need or don't want,
why not use this column to sell
it. Costs so little and results
are astounishing.
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MÊNJOU • OAKIE • HALEY
Trailing Animal Stories
MGM News
BOXING MATCH—Two Weeks
from toright, on May 83rd,
there will be a boxing match
that may develop into a grudge
fight, between Bert Watkins,
190 pounds and Harry Welch,
185 pounds. It is intimated the
referee will be blindfolded and
the boys can do anything but
bite and kick. This is going to
be worth seeing. Admission is
only 25 cents.
Wednesday and Thunday
May 17 18
Village Blacksmith
Paramount New*
NOTICE OF WARRANT SALE
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Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned until the hour of 8
o'clock p. m. on the fifth day of
June, 1939, and
immediately .
thereafter publicly opened by the
School District Board of Union
High School District No. 1, Jose
phine County, Oregon, at the
schoolhouse, in Kerby, Oregon, for
an issue of warrants of said
school district in the amount of
forty two hundred dollars ($4,
200.00), said warrants to be dat
ed, June 6, 1939, and to mature
serially in numerical order as fol
lows:
$840.00 on June 6, 1939.
$840.00 on June 6. 1940.'
$840.00 on June 6, 1941.
$840.00 on June 6, 1942.
$840.00 on June 6. 1943.
Said warrants to bear interest
at the rate of not to exceed 4"<
per annum payable semi annually,
principal and interest payable at !
the office of the clerk of said
school district of Josephine coun-
ty, Oregon.
Said warrants were duly auth
orized at an election held on the
8th day of October, 1938.
Bids must be accompanied by
a certified check in the amount
of U m bid.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
EFFIE M. SMITH, Clerk
Union High School Dis
trict. No. 1.
Josephine County, Ore
gon.
Publication dates:
May 11, 1939.
May 18. 1939.
May 25, 1939.
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20 Gal Garbage
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$1.19
$2.49
4 Tine Spading
Fork
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Grau
Kitchor
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6 Inch Riveted Blade
Garden Hoe
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Where Most People Trade
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Grants Pass, Oregon