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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, March 11,1910
Page Four
Cole Offers Tip
On Planting
Sweet Pea Bed
I that eggs are rich in protein, need'
ed for the growth and repair of
muscle, bone and blood, and they
say that for the younger members
Members of the California State of the family, at least, an egg a
Highway Commission in session | day is desirable. Eggs are also rich
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in Sacramento Jan. 26 passed a i in vitamins A, B and D. The com-
A simple method of starting
motion introduced by Commision- 1 bination of iron with vitamin D
and replanting sweet peas is con­
er L. G. Hitchcock of Santa Rosa I makes egg yolk one of the first
tained in this suggestion made by
backed by Redwood Empire As­ foods to supplement milk in the | Chas. A. Cole, horticultural in-
sociation, memorializing Govern­ diet of a very small child, say the
. spector for the state department
or Culbert L. Olson to include in nutritionist specialists.
In the country as a whole, egg of agriculture. Start the seeds
his call to the special Legislative
¡production
at the first of 1940 | indoors in a fruit basket lined with
session a proposal that members
.
was
the
largest
on record—nearly paper. Fill the basket within one
of the Legislature adopt a reso­
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9
per
cent
greater
than a year inch of the top with sand; place a
lution naming the highway be­
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previous
and
40
per
cent above layer of sweet peas on the sand,
tween Santa Rosa and Sebastopol
then cover with a half inch of sand
the “Luther Burbank Memorial ' the average on January 1. Egg and water thoroughly. Set in a
Highway,” for the reason that, market quotations the middle of
warm place.
Burbank’s most active experiment­ January were low everywhere, be­
When the plants are up an inch
al gardens and home were in San­ ing 5 to 6 cents a dozen cheaper
and one-half, cut through one cor­
ta Rosa, while his workshop gar­ at Portland than a year before.
ner of the basket and its paper
dens were at Sebastopol.
The increase of 9 per cent in lining, pourt water on the sand
Adoption of such a name would egg production compared with a and it will run off, leaving all
be a lasting memorial for the plant year ago was caused more by roots on the tender plants. Then
wizard who is buried beneath a heavier production per hen than plant outdoors.
giant evergreen at the Burbank by the increase in the number of
home in Santa Rosa and in sup­ hens, according to the extension
GAYMAN’S
port of the suggestion Redwood agricultural economists in charge
SEED AND FEED
Empire Association officials de­ of market news at the college. The |
clared they would change identifi­ number of layirg hens is estimated
Everything the Farmer needs in
SEEDS, FEEDS,
cation on maps and folders, which at approximately 3 per cent above
FERTILIZERS, Etc.
are given extensive national dis- the number on hand a year ago,
tribution, to conform to the new with the average output per hen 1 514 S. 6th Street. Grants Pass
name.
9 per cent greater.
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Eggs are still being shipped from
Subscribe for the Illinois Valley
coast to’he New York
New«. It’s worth the price.
I'm Hog Enough to
market at the rate of 30 to 40 cars
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Want Your Busine.a
a week, although top quality Paci­
Want« Highway Named
Theatre Presents Double
Feature This Week End
After Lather Burbank
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As a special treat for theatre- ' <>f the title, the young lady who is
goers of the Illinois Valley the J unfortunate enough to be pursued
management of the Cave City ' by “The Cat."
Theatre is planning a double fea-
Getting down to the story it
ture program for Saturday and starts with Hope, Miss Goddard
Sunday evenings, announced Lar- and four other potential heirs of
ry Musil, Manager.
the deceased Cyrus "Norman pro­
The main feature on the bill ceeding to that gentleman’s de­
is a picture that has a great rep- serted, lonely mansion in the Lou­
utation of delighting audiences isiana bayous. There they are
wherever shown.
The ever-en­ greeted by the deceased’s house­
larging legion of screen and radio keeper and by the lawyer who is
fans who look to Bob Hope for the to read the will.
ultra in gag comedy can prepare
"The Cat” strikes shortly there-
PAULETTE GODDARD IN MYSTERY HIT AT
CAVE CITY THEATER SAT. AND SUN.
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fic coast white eggs brought only
24 V4 to 25 cents per dozen at auc­
tion there on January 17.
The home economics section of
extension service has issued a list
of 10 selected recipes for pre­
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paring
eggs for the table, a copy
It is the time to eat eggs, that of which may be had from any
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vitamin
filled, concetrated
health county extension
office
or direct
food, say the O. S. C. agricultural from the college.
and home economics specialists, '
Mtfag current market reports.
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Producers need the help owing
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to record breaking egg output by
Grants Pass
the layers without a corresponding,
pickup in egg consumption, des­
pite the lowest January farm price I
SOLICITS YOUR
level for eggs in 30 years. The |
PATRONAGE
situation offers consumers an op­
portunity unequalled at this seas­
on of the year, to include more
Excellent Coffee Shop
eggs in the diet.
IN CONNECTION
The home economists point out1
ITEMS OF INTEREST
TO TOWNSENDITES
Beware of canards, cautions
Dr. Townesnd. Again the propa­
ganda machine is active. An ef­
fort is being made to stir up dis­
content among the Townsendites
by misrepresentation as to,the pro­
visions of the bill. For example
there has been printed in a hostile
paper inV Florida the statement
that the bill provides for a min-
nmum payment of $50 to all “eli­
gible." to be financed by a "na­
tional income tax.” “More dan­
gerous and atrocious is the state­
ment that such a measure will be
supported by me." He says furth­
er, “It need not be explained by
me to Townsendites that 1 have
never advocated or consented to a
national income tax, nor have I
approved of a “minimum of $50
a month for eligible.. ’ The Doc­
tor goes on: “When the bill is
presented it will follow the basic
principles of the original Town­
send plan, providing pensions to
all 60 years or over who voluntar­
ily retire from gainful occupation.
It will follow also the basic prin­
ciple of the transactions tax,
changed perhaps in terms but
achieving the same results. There
will be NO sales tax, or income or
anything but a levy on gross sales
which is entirely different. Under
the provisions of our measure
there will be a maximum of $200
a month which is our final objec­
tion and always has been. There
will be NO RETREAT from the
basic principles which we have al­
ways advocated. NO surrender,
NO compromise."
after, reaching from behind a hid­
den panel in the library to grab in
a death grip the lawyer as he talks
to Miss Goddard. As the picture
approaches its climax. “The Cat”
becomes even more menacing
driving Miss Goddard to the point
of insanity. It’s all Bob Hope can
do, with cheerful asurance, to
calm Miss Goddard; ami with some
shrewd deduction, to track “The
Cat” into a hidden passageway as
the picture approaches a blood­
chilling climax.
The theatre programs for the
month advertise Laurel and Har­
dy in "Flying Deuces” as the sec­
ond feature of the program but
due to unforeseen difficulties this
release could not be obtained Mus­
il learned early this week. That
patrons will not be disappointed
a substitution is being made and
as a result a fine western picture,
"Trouble at Sundown” starring
George O’Brien is being secured,
Both are exceptional pictures
and the double feature program
gives local people an opportunity
to see two fine movies for
price of one.
REASONABLE RATES
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Naturopathic Phy.ician
Best Grease Job
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
In Cave Junction
DR. A. N. COLLMAN
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K. C. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
Tuffs Building
Phone 4
Grants Pass
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C A LOT OF PEOPLE
FOEUET ALL AfcUT
THE PATfEEV
UNTIL ITS "DEAD*
BETTER TIRES TODAY
FOR LESS MONEY
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At Your Grocer
A TOUGH JOB ...
What we’d like to tell you is that our furniture
is gosh-awful nice but the price is down where
everybody can afford to buy—we’ve got good
stuff all right enough but it's not all uppity-
high-class.
How to get the idea over to folks of the Illi­
nois Willey is a tough job. We can’t put it
in words so let’s skip it. Come in— we’ll
show you by hand.
Manchel's Furniture
“Furniture You’ll Admire at Price« You'll Appreciate”
112*114 bk Sisth St.
Grants Pass
Josephine County
MILLS
Cash prices for Feeds and
Seeds of all kinds
Phone 123
Grants Pass
Wardrobe Cleaners
The oldest and best since 1911
Free Pick up by Grant. Pas.
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Fairgrounds Pavilion
GRANTS PASS
! SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1940
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ADMISSION $1.00
SOLD!
WE’RE SOLD on the idea that the Illinois Valley and western
Josephine County needs LIVE-WIRE PUBLICITY
WE’VE SOLD the local Chamber of Commerce on the idea and
they will assist in distribution of such publicity.
YOU'LL BE SOLD on the idea that you will need advertising
in our
4th Anniversary Edition
a 32- page tabloid to be published in connection witfl our May
Oth. 1940, issue and to contain loads of interestingly written
data < on this section of Southern Oregon and lively illustrated
with pictures of development, activity, etc.
Cave Junction
Ambulance service day or nite
502 N 4th St.
Phone 334
VETERINARIAN
Horae, and Cattle my Specialty
DR. O. L. HOHLFELD
408 South 6th Street
Day phone 162—Night 538
Grants Pass
Save 3 Percent
Easter Motorists
by paying in full on or before
Easter is a happy season—a season when people
like to visit friends in far-off places—it’s the
beginning of the season when people want to
go places and do things.
FRIDAY, MARCH 15th
The last day to pay and receive discounts.
Never before in the history of automobiling
have
(This rebate APPLIES TO AD VALOREM
TAXES ONLY AND DOES NOT INCLUDE
IRRIGATION ASSESSMENTS.)
Dodge - Plymouth Cars
given so much value for the Price!
Go this year in style—
In A New Dodge or Plymouth!
Do Not Perimt Your Taxes to Become
Delinquent.
ALSO
Be Sure and Bring the Description of All
Your Land.
USED CARS
THAT SHOUT “BUY ME”
A. Donley Barnes
A nklEîVC Automotive
LAKNCK 3 Service Co.
621 East M Street
SHERIFF AND TAX COLLECTOR
Josephine County, Oregon
Grants Pass
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604 Si 6th St.,
HULL & HULI
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Keibel’s
PERFECTION
BREAD
Come in and See us.
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Watchmaking & Repairing
L. B. Hall
AMBULANCE SERVICE
In 1910, the average cost for
an automobile tire was $25, which
at best could run 2,500 miles, a
cost of about 1 cent a mile. Today
the average cost is $12. and it is
expected to run about 25,000 miles
which is a cost of only 1-20 of a
cent a mile.
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MINERS HEADQUARTERS
«15 “G” Street
Granta Pass, Oregon
And Man Enough
To Appreciate It
KEITH'S MARKET
Hens So Prolific
Egg Prices Skid;
Urge More Buying
to laugh, and to be thrilled, when
his new starring picture, “The
Cat and the Canary," is present­
ed Saturday and Sunday. And in
the bargain they can make ready
to see Bob indulge in plenty of
romancing with one of the love­
liest leading ladies, Paulette God­
dard, ever to invade a menacing
hand (the hand of "The Cat” in
this case, naturally.)
Hope has been cast as a radio
comedian, and Miss Goddard is
seen as magazine illustrator, but,
symbolically, she is "The Canary”
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