Illinois Valley news., April 25, 1940, Page 3, Image 3

Page Three
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, April 25, 1940
ITEMS OF INTEREST
TO TOWNSENDITES
has been ideal, and clam digging
good. They visited the aquarium
at Depoe bay and the famous Sea
Lion Caves near Yachats, also the
Frank Moll Huckleberry farm
near Chitwood.
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DOUBLE PROGRAM
(Continued from Paa* One)
Wednesday and Thursday, May 1
and 2 at the Cave City theater. I
“Jeepers Creepers” is the tale 1
of simple home-loving hill-billies,
content with the more ordinary
things in life. Into their happy
Know Your America haven
comes an unscrupulous fin­
CAVALCADE OF A NATION
ancier who needs their coal-bear-
Editor s Note: This is one of a inglands to end a coal strike.
The Weaver Brothers and El-
series of short articles taken from
viry,
famed Arkansas Travelers of
data compiled
for scenes of
stage
and radio, are the stars of
“AMERICA! CAVALCADE OF A
"Jeepers Creepers,” offering ex­
NATION," theme spectacle of the
tra splendid characterizations.
1940 California World’s Fair.
The companion feature on this
double
program is “Bullet Code,”
As a token of thanksgiving,1
Christopher Columbus named the featuring George O'Brien. He is
first land sighted in the New seen as a ranch owner who dis­
World “San Salvador,” which covers that one of his cowhands is
means “Holy Savior.” Ending two in league with rustlers. During
months of terrible hardships, Col­ a raid the wayward boy is killed,
umbus himself sighted a light on and O’Brien believes that he is
the island just before midnight. ' the one who fired the fatal bul­
October 11, 1492, from the deck let which in reality had come from
Senator Sheridan Downey of I
California on April 8th, delivered
a masterful oration in behalf of
the Townsend Plan. He opened
with the statement that he had no­
tified the Social Security Board of
the charges he was about to make
and requested them to have ex­
perts on hand to disprove his re-1
marks if possible.
None appeared. He then stat- i
ed of Social Security: “Consider­
ing all of the pension recipients to­
gether, they average about the
sum of $4.00 a week for each one;
and we in the wealthiest land in
the whole world, we who love to
boast to other nations of our gen­
erosity and our bounty, are con­
tent to run our factories and ma­
chines at 50 or 60 per cent capac­
ity and point to the payment of
pension of $4.00 a week as a gen­
erous Christian act.”
of the Santa Maria, flagship of his
little fleet of three small vessels. J
Over the coast-to-coast network On the morning of the next day
of the Mutual Broadcasting com­
this fearless man, so often ridicul­
pany, Fulton Lewis, Jr., hails new ed by his contemporaries as the
Townsend Plan successes; tells of "madman of Genoa," stepped ,
Senate support of Downey speech; ashore with his crew of 87 men ;
says “he spoke for nearly three and took the new land in the name '
hours, and all through that time of Ferdinand and Isabella, King!
the attendance was amazingly and Queen of Spain. He made
large. They listened with great three visits to the New World lat­
attentiveness. As a matter of er and on his third voyage had the
fact, Senator Downey is an excel­ satisfaction of landing on the
lent and convincing speaker.”
mainland.
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Valley Residents
Return From Visit
the gun of the leader of the rust­
lers.
O’Brien travels to a distant
ranch owned by the slain boy’s
father, where he finds that a land
war is in progress. He takes
charge of affairs and in the face
of many handicaps manages to
save the property from the band of
brigands, and delivers them to the
sheriff. One of their number is
identified as the killer of the boy,
and O’Brien’s innocence proven.
Patrons of the local theater will
find this one of the best told and
most satisfying western they have
viewed for some time,
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FOR SALE — White enamelled
wood range, writing desk, 6-ft.
cross cut saw, one sewing rock­
er. Call at the Harper place.
G. W. Thorpe.
51-ltp
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY on
SEEDS at the STAR in Grants
Pass. Stop next time you are
in town.
51-ltc
¡FRENCH LAUNDRY^
J & DRY CLEANERS j
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Cail: Wed. and Sat.
Quality adze eye, bell face, size 11 Vi» hammer; sharp
claws to catch closely driven nails. Weight 16 ounce
98c
A remarkable one-hand sifter, merely squeeze handle — 2
screens, 2 agitators whiz. Standard 6-cup capacity,
89c
heavily tin plated. Regular $1.00 value. Special
O-Cedar Special Mop and Polish
$1.00 quality polish-mop of non-linting yarn, with removable
pad, and 25 cent size bottle of polish for floors, furni 98c
ture, woodwork. A $1.25 value. BOTH for
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Hanson "Silver Clipper” Household Scale
Be certain . . . with this handy, accurate scale. Weighs up to
25 pounds by ounces. Easy-to-read 6l-j in. dial. White en­
amel finish with red or black trim. Chrome dial rim. $1.69
A regular $2.00 value for only
”
Paid Adv.
Universal Food ('hopper
Self-sharpening principal cuts like a pair of shears.
Easy to operate. Large throat capacity.
$1.89
”
True Temper “Tommy” Axe
Perfect balance, great utility. Milled claws act as ripper and
puller, l i | pound smooth forged black finished head $1.49
3 '4 inch cut. Selected white hickory handle
The James-Lange theory of em­
otions reverses the commonly ac­
cepted concept of human actions.
According to this theory we are
ifrightened because we run, instead
J of running because we are fright­
ened. Other emotions are simil­
arly reversed.
A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
PAINT SALE ENDS SOON
SWP outside house paint in 5 gallon
containers, per gallon
$2.77
In single gallons, per gallon
$2.87
Semi Lustre—Interior semi-gloss
enamel, per gallon
$2.99
Same in quart cans
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lor complete
information—
Rogue Rivei Hardware
Grants Pass Branch o/ the
United States National Bank
"Where Most People Trade”
Grants Pass, Oregon
Head Office, Portland, Oregon
DRUG STORE FOR LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN ______
REMEMBER —THE
MAY 1-2-3 -4
Millions of thrifty shoppers throughout the country ere fest
friends of this gigantic drug store merchandising event. We
want more friends for Re«all Products—so, as our way of
advertising we offer the almost unbelievable values you see
here. They're all bona fide, first-quality values. On special
occasions during the year we offer a few of these items at
prices lower than the regular list prices. But at no time do
we offer this merchandise at such rock-bottom prices as during
this sale. Some of the candy, pure food items, and occasionally
another item or two that may not have a standard retail price
are offered on this sale at special prices, but not on the One
Cent Sale Plan. Be here earlyl
W. T. (Tom) Miller
Candidate for
CIRCUIT JUDGE
JACKSON and JOSEPHINE
COUNTIES
Primaries May 17, 1940
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
TWO pò» T«« w« or ONE
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Paid Adv.
ONE CENT* •
Itti OF THE MORE THAM.j?50 VAL(/E<
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•vty *2 pureh«»e
Joan Manning |
CHOCOLATES I
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borite candy I
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Watch the newtpepert end
windowi for leteit newt on
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•how—faafuring Glen Gray and the Cote Lome
chettro, Tony Martin, the Throe Roquet and other top
notch rodio «tori. The big thow of the year.
Dressing
. Combs
THESE ARE SAMPLES
OF BIG VALUES
■A Black Acetate
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THt K om U STOM
MAGIC HOUR
SPECIALS
WEDNESDAY ONLY Al IONS Al THEY SAIT
6 cakes in a pkg. Priscilla
Toilet Soap
NO"
6 beautiful, hiah-qvolity cakes—
especially perfumed Soft, ulken
lather Eitra kind to your ikin. A
muti,
OnAtf 0*4 tod* to a
M. J. McSHANE
Candidate for Republican Nomi
nation for the office of
STATE SENATOR
Josephine County
PRIMARIES MAY 17, 1940
MY PLATFORM
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OF JOSEPHINE COUNTY
. Lipsticks and
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I Don’t W ait Until it is
TOO LATE!
^You can’t afford to be
Without Insurance
| See TED ATHEY
ONLY
Sturdy, durable with high-polish extra finish. PolisheJ edge
and handle. Full 10
in. diameter. For limited time
79c
only. Regular price is 95 cents .........................................
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Lorie Harmonized
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ReDublican Candidate for Nomination for
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Savory “Sift-Chine” Flour Sifter
Ladies' end. Men t
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APRIL 25th TO
Orval J. Millard
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Agencies
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In comparison with the four oth­
er leading nations, the United
States has one radio to each five
persons, against one to each sev­
enteen; also one telephone to each
seven persons compared with one
for each thirty-five foreigners.
FOR SALE—Nearly new Flamo
range, trash burner and hot wa­
ter coils. Nat Woolley. 51-ltp
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U. S. HAS ONE RADIO
TO EACH FIVE PERSONS
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE — Household goods,
everything, including tools, ma­
chinery, etc. White house on
old stage road. W. A. Brouillet.
51-ltp
famous b RANDS
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REVERSES THE THEORY
Chester K. Martin has been vis­
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hervey and family of
Bridgeview, during the spring va­
cation of Oregon State college.
Mrs. Lulu Horn and Mrs. Thom­
as Hervey with Chester drove to
Medford Friday, April 12, spent
two days visiting with the Charles
Skeeters family, leaving on Sun­
day, driving to Marshfield, spend­
ing a short time with Mrs. Ella
Yarbrough and Mrs. Theodore
Parks and family.
They then
drove to Waldport where they vis­
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo M. Martin.
Mrs. Horn and Mrs. Hervey re­
turned Wednesday of this week.
They report a most wonderful va­
cation as the weather on the coast
I Haynes Clothing Shop
| Wittrock’s Store, Kerby
Hardware Week
SPECIALS
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When nominated and elected I
will oppose unnecessary legisla­
tion. However, any legislation
which tends to better the condition
of Agriculture, Mining. Lumber­
ing or any industry of this area or
which tends to promote the recre­
ational features of our county or
its Hi-Way development will have
my whole hearted support. I fav­
or adequate pensions for the aged.
I do not have any personal axe to
grind and when elected will work
for a safe, sane and common sense
legislative policy toward the con­
duct of your public business.
Paid Adv.
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THURSDAY ONLY AS LONG AS THIY LAST
Medford White Vellum
Papeterie
Th® txggesl volva in socially cor*
ract vp 'o dote »la’ionofy you »•
»•an in o lone time 41 $haat$ whit»
vallum 48 anvalopat to match.
Callophoaa «rapped
29
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FRIDAY ONLY AS LONO AS THIY LAST
8 cakes Toilet Soap
4 composition
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coasters
bath
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Aody owe ««Ze 4* • riiiinun
SATURDAY ONLY AS LONG AS THIY LASY
1 Mitt Hol.doy foce Powder
¿n 4 ter
1 Miot Holiday Croom
R I O I
2 Rkft Kianto facial Titteot
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29c Klenzo
SHAVING CREAM 2 for
60c Size 8 oz. Jar Stag
BRUSHLESS CREAM 2 for
F/W T/AfE AT
OHE CENT SALE
30c
' Fece
KM
Powder or Cream. Another big spacial
we've been able to gat you for thii One Cent
Sale. You've really got to tee theie
6 1 c
itamt to appreciate the big value.
25c Size Cigarette Case
Style Stag
POWDER FOR MEN 2 for
75c Size 6 oz. Stag
VEGETAL LILAC
2fc,
Any
7Sc
FOR HAIR AND SCALP
75c Size Lavender
SHAVING LOTION 2 for 7«c
Morgan Lock Knit
Dish Cloths
75c Site Stoq
HAIR AND SCALP TONIC
BAY RUM
IIfor G«
76c
2 for
36c
2 for
Sie
2 for
26c
50c Sire Polroloum
HAIR RUB
Gardenia Glorifying Cream
socsizi
2 for 5 I
45c 8 or. PvreUtt
CASTOR OIL
2 for I He­
ll. 00 Rlq of 110 Furofo»»
COD LIVER OIL
CONCENTRATE TABS
2 for «1.0 I
10- Site 4 or Purotoit
E9SOM SALT
2 for Ilf
45c Site Rvreto»)
2 for
J5c Sit* I or H»rmo"y
■ 10 •"»<’
VALUES OF
the SEASON^
2 for * I Ol
THf ItsaH .TOM
25c Sire
Martel's HAIR OIL
IfCULA» 39c Slit runs
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MILK OF MAGNESIA
TOOTH PASTE
WITH IMO COU’ON
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ALL REXALL PRODUCTS SOLD ON A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION
CAVE CITY DRUG STORE
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