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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, June 29, 1939
Illinois
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SMART PEOPLE
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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.
Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at
Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879
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Smart people make the most out of a bad situation
and reverses are turned to their advantage. They
may nibble at the bait but seldom take the whole hook.
Dye-hards don’t only nibble, they take everything in
sight, hook, line, sinker and all, and then holler like
the devil because they get hooked.
There never was a situation so bad, nor so good,
but what it could be improved upon with right think
ing and right direction applied.
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“People will walk 10 blocks to spill some dirt about
his fellow man, but wouldn’t walk across the street to >
pat his neighbor on the back for doing something |
worth while.”—Charlie Leach.
ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
OF SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS
Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching Service 11:00 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7 :30 p. tn.
You are invited to meet with
us.
.
F. W. Cooper, Elder, Kerby.
MEETING “PROSPERITY”
Our campaign aimed to show how “Prosperity" can be brought to
all of us is causing considerable thought among some of our readers
who have started their scrap book and are going to follow through.
There has been many queries concerning the book, “T. N. T.—It
Rocks the Earth,” by Claude M. Bristol, the theme of which opened
our eyes to the great power existing in every man and woman. In
view of the fact that no distributor in Southern Oregon carries this CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
CHURCH
book, we have made arrangements with the publishers to get a limited
supply of this result getting book which may be* obtained for one dol
lar. The book will make your study of this interesting theme much | Community Sunday School at
clearer, and we positively know anyone who follows through with
9:45 a. m.
this theme, gets what they want.
11 a. m.
Preaching
OPTOMETRISTS
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Telephone 258-J
519 “H” St
Grants Pass
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Dr. Fred W. Gould
Dental Surgeon
Tuffs Building
Phone 4
Grants Pass
! remodel the garage so it can be
used for that purpose. Jim Hogue,
George W. Horn, F. W. Jones and
William J. McLean were appoint
ed as a committee to make a sur
vey of fire hazards in Kerby.
Rachael Thrasher, Alice Hogue,
and Edna McLean were appointed
as the financial committee. The
next meeting was be held Mon
day last at Wilson’s store.
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L. B. HALL
FUNERAL HOME
Mrs. L. B. Hall, Manager
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Phone 388
Cor. 5th & C Sts.
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HULL & HULL
Beck-Johnson Nuptials
Solemnized In Medford
FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance service day or nite
502 N 4th St.
Phone 334
Quin
THE BARBER
Bart McCue
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JULY 4TH
CAVE CITY, ORE
VETERINARIAN
Horse« and Cattle my Specialty
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
408 South 6th Street
Day phone 162—Night S38
Grants Pass
GRANTS PASS
HOTEL
MINERS HEADQUARTERS
615 “G” Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
We can make it like NEW
Clarence E. Eggers
Mac’s Market No. 1, S. 6th St.
COME IN AND TRY THAT
STEAKBURGER
They are all talking about
NELSON’S CAFE
Grants Pass
DANCE
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Dr. H. W. Hermann
Dr. S. E. Herman
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We were very agreeably surprised this week to
learn that quite a few of our readers read every mes
sage on “Prosperity” that we publish, and they are Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
For ultra chic you simply must
have a redingote costume this
trying their best to get what good they can from every Sunday. All are cordially
spring.
Very smart models are
them.
made of either navy or black silk
invited.
Geo. W. Horn,
These are the kind of people we take a great pleas
• Noise—lots of loud, ear-shattering crepe tailored to a nicety. These
School
Supt.
noise
—is the principal ingredient of are "set off” with the daintiest,
Sunday
ure in trying to help. Those who try to help them
every
child's Fourth of July cele most feminine lingerie cuffs and col
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selves. We do not blame anyone for not accepting the
bration. But the danger has been lar. Just as chic and the newest
KERBY CHURCH NEWS
removed.
No longer need you thing out is the redingote of pure
philosophy of this theme, or we cannot all see alike,
worry when Junior and Sis decide to silk printed crepe, after the manner
but we know that if anyone will conscientiously apply Church services every Sunday rouse the neighborhood. New me of the model pictured. This costume
out the fashionable navy
the mechanics of this philosophy, they cannot fail to night at 7:45 Pictures and lec chanical noisemakers have been de carries
tures. Come
signed to replace exploding fire and white combination in that the
receive some Benefit, and the benefit will depend on An interesting service is prom crackers and miniature bombs.
redingote is of navy and white print
ed silk crepe worn over a white
the application applied.
ised for next Sunday night at the
frock. Very up to the minute.
Some of you may think it ridiculous that we re Kerby church. Special musical
peat the same things over and over again, but we program at 7:45, followed by a
film entitled, "2500
want to call your attention to the fact, that is just stereoptican
Years of History in 213 Words."
what we all have to do to make this theme successful All free. Bring your neighbors.
I'm Hog Enough to
Want Your Busine««
—Repeat, believe, know, keep thinking the same thing Service will c|ose at 9:00 p.
And Man Enough
To Appreciate It
until is occurs. It will if you believe and keep think sharp.
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KEITH S MARKET
ing it will.
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
Don’t forget that water dripping on a stone will
CHURCH
gradually wear a hole through it. The same holds
school 10:00 a. nt.
good for thought. Constantly applied thought will Sunday
Preach:ng, 11 a. m.
wear down any resistance, and if continually applied, Preaching 8 p. m.
conscientiously, honestly, it will eventually succeed,
Illinois Valley Grange
but always remember that it must be a just and good Last Sunday was an ertremely
thought. This theme works both ways—It’s dyna busy day at the old church. Sun
OLD TIME
day School was good and a nice
mite when used for a wrong purpose.
crowd for the morning sermon,
It is our inherit birth right to have all the good In the afternoon about 30 gather
on this
things anyone can enjoy. Make up your mind what ed at the Sucker creek bridge and young lady's face expression
Is not due to fright.
seven young folk obeyed the Lord The sparkler gun which slip holds is
you want and keep it constantly before you. That is and were baptized ib the Bible
guaranteed safe. It shoots out
SATURDAY,
the way to make your dreams come true. Never for teaches.
sparks, but they will not cause fire.
a moment doubt the result. If this is done honestly About 50 people gathered for
JULY 1
and conscientiously, you will lie master of the situa the evening service and special
music was supplied by the differ
tion and your desires realized.
Good Music
ent musicians. The James broth
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ers are talented young musicians
Admission 50c
and played two number*. We al
WHAT /\ MAN!
Illinois Valley Grange Hall
ways enjoy Mrs. Florence Hallock,
When William Allen White takes his pen in hand
to discuss men and affairs he writes something that
is worth reading. Recently the editor from Empor
ia, Kansas, took a trip east and visited in Washing
ton, New York and Boston. Upon his return he wrote
an editorial concerning a visit, to the White House.
His impressions of President Roosevelt are set forth
in White’s customary vigorous style:
“I found him rugged; the six years of his hard life
in the White House have not broken him,” says the
Sage of Emporia. “Indeed he seems less harrassed
by events than he was two or three years ago. He is
unperturbed by the calamities of the time, husky and
has lost none of his charm. We heard him talk for an
hour and a quarter upon a most delicate subject to
150 editors one evening’’—White was then president
of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. “For
the most part, at least 50-50, these editors came into
*
»*oom hostile to him. They went out at least 901
ent with their guards down—pleased. The old '
su. : still has its pulling power; the old manner a gay Kerby Club Organizes
candor with a light and sophisticated touch-and-go, To Protect Homes
happy, ingratiating, still magnetic.
“But Lord how they hate him. I don’t mean the Last Monday evening a meeting
editors. I mean his enemies, who are mostly in the of the Kerby fire prevention club
was held at Wilson s store. Wm.
privileged classes. Not since Grover Cleveland . . . J. McLean was elected fire chief,
have I seen and heard such hate, such venomous, spite H. II. Wilson treasurer, and F. W.
ful, wicked, malicious hate poured upon any man. In Jones secretary. A campaign was
the last six months of his White House days. Hoover planned to bring fire protection to
the various homes in Kerby by
was our head devil. Upon him we visited our sins. making
use of available water.
“How this man now in the White House, who must The fire truck has recently been
know how a certain section of Americans loathes him, repaired and they have bought
lies about him, cover him with their slime; how he can 150 feet of new hose. Millie Tre-
fethen has donated the use of her
smile and keep sweet and saw wood, i sa major mir garage
to house the fire truck and
acle to this affiant... What a man!”
R. B Phillips has volunteered to
A. J. OSTRANDER,
M. D. C. M.
Physician and Surgeon
Cave Junction, Oregon
Print Redingote
Last Sunday. June 25th, the
wedding of Miss Frances Beck and
Forrest Johnson was solemnized
at the home of Charles Cingcade
at Medford, at a very pretty cer
emony with about 30 friends pres
ent.
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Following the ceremony a boun
KERBY UNION SUN. SCHOOL tiful wedding supper was served
her soprano solo furnished the
evangelistic note which we try to
build into every Sunday night
service.
She will sing for us
again/ next Sunday- night. The
James brothers have agreed to
bring their guitars and Gene
Vance will be there with his saxo-
phone. If you like music we ad-
vise you to come early. The speak
ers theme will be "Winning a
Bride,” a beautiful old Testament
love story in type.
We are doing our very best to
make these services interesting
and instructive. We have no time
to preach doctrine or church
creeds. Our motto is, "No book
but the Bible and no creed but
Christ.” Communion will be ser
ved Sunday morning at the church.
We hope to meet you Sunday-
night at the "Little Church with
the Big Welcome.*'
Ed Wright, Pastor.
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
to the guests and later the happy
young couple left midst a shower
of rice on a honeymoon trip that
took them to Crater and Diamond
lakes. They are now at home to
their many friends in the valley
at the Wl A. Johnson home in
Holland.
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Alton Duncn has returned from
Arizona where he visited with his
wife and daughter.
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Wardrobe Cleaners
The oldest and best since 1911
Free Pick up by Grants Pas*
Laundry
PHOTOGRAPHS
Developing and Printing
Camera* and Supplies
Artcraft Camera Shop
Bridge view
113 N. 6th St.
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F H A LOANS
SAVE WITH ICE
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
THE MONTH
AN ICE BOX
is
EASY TO BUY
and
ECONOMICAL to USE
A papei roll is led through this
"gun." A plunger worked by com
pression. crashes against the paper,
with the same noise effect as the
smashing of an air-Hlled paper hag.
Grants Pass
Valley Lumber Co.
Phone 47
West F St.
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I REDWOODS HOTEL
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Granta Pass
ILLINOIS VALLEY
ICE COMPANY
Phil Sawyer, Proprietor
SOLICITS YOUR
PATRONAGE
Excellent Coffee Shop
IN CONNECTION
REASONABLE RATES
WE SELL QUALITY
MERCHANDISE
Gone n
ói Smoke.
Working on the same principle,
this gun Is fastened to the end of a
stick. It is tired by tapping It
against the sidewalk. Manufactur
ers are developing more and more
knick-knacks to insure a noisy, but
safe and sane Fourth of July.
See Us For
SPERRY POULTRY
and DAIRY FEEDS
Always in the Lead
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GILL BROS GARDEN SEEDS
Swift'« Red Steer Fertiliser«
I Murphy'« Paint* and Varnishes
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MACK'S SEED A FEED
STORE
E. C. Gayman, Prop.
Phone 578
514 S. 6 St
Grants Pass
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