Illinois Valley News, Thursday, January 23, 1941
Page Four
Illinois Valley News
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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Don’t ever belittle the job that you fill;
• For, however littie your job may appear,
You’re just as important as some little gear
That meshes with others in some big machine,
That helps keep it going—tho never is seen.
They could do without you—we’ll have to admit—
But business keeps on, when the big fellows quit!
And always remember, my lad, if you can,
The job’s more important, (oh yes), than the man!
So if it’s your hope to stay off the shelf,
Think more of your job than you do of yourself.
Your job is important—don’t think it is not—
So try hard to give it the best that you’ve got!
And don’t think ever you’re of little account—
Remember, you’re part of the total amount.
If they didn’t need you, you wouldn’t be there—
So, always, my lad, keep your chin in the air.
A digger of ditches, mechanic, or clerk—
THINK WELL OF YOUR COMPANY,
YOURSELF, AND YOUR WORK!
MEETING “PROSPERITY”
Here is another article on the same theme we have
been writing about. We never run out of suggestions
on this theory, but we do love to hear it from some­
one else in another way. The following article is
from the Government Employees Benefit association
and the author is given as Paul Speicher, entitled
“CHALLENGE”:
Let us be challenged bv the heights to w’hich men
like ourselves can rise. Let us be proud of the fact
that we are human beings and, because w’e are human
beings, we contain within ourselves resources of
strength and power great enough to enable us to climb
far and high. I know’ that there is much disillusion­
ment, much discouragement, much temptation to take
the easy way, the short cut, to do the expedient rather
than the right. But w’e are men—and because we are
men we can rise above the dull level of yielding. It
is not what destiny does with us. but what wre do with
destiny that determines what we shall become. When
a man is determined, w’hat can stop him?
Cripple him and you have a Sir Walter Scott.
Put him in a prison cell and you have a John
Bunyan.
Bury him in the snows of Valley Forge and you
have a George Washington.
Load him with bitter racial prejudice and you
have a Disraeli.
Afflict him with asthma until as a boy he lies
choking in his father’s arms and you have a
. Theodore Roosevelt.
Stab him with rheumatic pains until for years
he cannot sleep without an opiate and you
have a Steinmetz.
Put him in the grease pit of a locomotive
roundhouse and you have a Walter P.
Chrysler.
Make him second fiddle in an obscure South
American orchestra and you have a Tos­
canini.
Let life challenge you and be confident in your re­
ply, for you are a man and the hardships of life are
sent you, not by an unkind destiny to crush you, but
to challenge you. Our “humanity” is not our weak­
ness, but our strength. Despite much of the artifi­
ciality of life around us, the two greatest words in the
English language still are “I can!”
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DO IT WELL
We have said several t mes that no matter what
kin 1 of work you are doimr, do it the best you know
how. an I someone will notice your efforts and
pick you up ; nd give you a better job. Read the fol­
low n r verse, author unknown, but he said something:
YOUR JOB
Wherever you'ie working—in office or shop,
And however far you may be from the top—
And tho you may tlvnk you're just treading the mill,
A Tribute
The following poem was writ­
ten for the late Albert T. Crosby,
and sent to the News for publica­
tion. The author signs as a friend: :i
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A dear old friend
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From here has gone
His labor is over
:
His rest is won.
Little old man
With head bowed low
Weighted by cares
W’e did not know.
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God, in his mercy,
Deeming it best
Has called you gently
To eternal rest.
ASK FOR
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PERFECTION
BREAD
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At Your Grocer
We should rejoice
That you have gone
To heaven’s br'ght home
Where love lives on.
—A Friend.
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The Seal of Approval i
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spelled and pronounced different­
ly.. I don’t recall how Frank
our ads
spelled his more than thirty years
ago, but I had not forgotten his
father whom I had last seen in
Awarded by the American In-:
stitilte of Laundering after :
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1912. The place where I live is
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Passing Rigid Tests
owned by Fred Ahlberg, but will
:
Pickup
and delivery every Mon :
always be known as the Bonebrake
day and Thursday in Cave
Place. James Bonebrake and his
Junction, Kerby and
foster son, Frank Stiwalt, home­
Holland
steaded the land and built this
GRANTS PASS
house something like 50 years ago.
James Bonebrake was grandfather
STEAM LAUNDRY |
to Lynn Schroeder who was here
:
“Since 1900’’
yesterday. Lynn came to visit the
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place of his boyhood days and
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take pictures. Things had changed
action antacid powder gives:
much in the lapse of time, yet
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COLLMAN
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definite relief in only a few:
there was much he remembered:
Naturopathic Phytician
minutes. It neutralizes ex-:
the old house, the well — who
Office.
can forget the well who ever drank
eessive acidity. It dispels:
Sherman’» Camp
from it — and th., mountain
disturbing gas due to acid-:
Cave Junction
peaks to the south-east and the
indiestion. It soothes the: gj.
foot-hills surrounding the old
t«»»»»»»«mfg
irritation caused by acidity.1 •r
home. Lynn and his wife were
It relieves heartburn. Try! J
Dr. Fred W. Gould 3I
here about an hour and they were
Dental Surgeon
this Mint-Flavored antacid,:I
about as happy a couple as one
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Tuff» Building
could wish to meet, he happy to
you’ll like its pleasant taste I
Phone 4
review, she happy to view the
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as well as its beneficial ac-j ■
Grant* Pa»»
spot where the dearest people on
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earth lived — grandfather and
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grandmother. They were so hap­
iDrs. Cantrall & Dixoni
py that it warmed up our old
VETERINARIANS
hearts to have them here, even
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Cor.
7th
& M Office phone 116;
tho their time was limited. Yes.
ANTACID POWDER : Res. phone 245 or 577-Y
it seemed like some of our own, of
Grants Pass
long ago, had dropped in to see
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us.
Lynn left here for his uncle
Frank Stiwalt’s home, on Lucinger ! FRENCH LAUNDRY
creek, where he will visit; also,
HOM
FUNERAL HOME
he will visit» his uncle and aunt,
& DRY CLEANERS
Mrs. L. B. hall, Manager
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrett, on
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Agencies
the Caves highway.
Phone 388
Cor. 5th & C Sts.
Haynes Clothing Shop
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Wittrock’s Store, Kerby
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Read ’Em,and
I Reap”
CAVE JUNCTION
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Sunday School 10 to 11 a. nt.
Church services 11:15 a. m.
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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. m.
You are invited to meet'with
us.
F. W. Cooper, Elder, Kerby.
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BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Sunday Schoo) 10 to 11 a. mJ
Worship service 11 a. m. to 12 m.
Preaching 8 p. m. to 9 p. m.
Young Peoples Service 7 to 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
I 8 o’clock p. m.
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Kerby Union Sunday S»chool
The Kerby Union Sunday school
will have a special service' next
Sunday, January 26th.
Sunday School at 9:45 followed
by special music and singing.
Rev. J. W. Brown of Grants
Pass will bring the message at 11
a. m.
All are invited.
On account of the condition of
the Kerby church services'Will be
held in the I. O. O. F. hall.
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BLESSED EVENT
Way relief
for ACID
STOMACH
B isma -R ex
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L. B. Hall
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Lew Hammer, Selma
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BORN—To Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Pullen at the Josephine General O'
hospital in Grants Pass, Tuesday, I
IS YOUR CAR
January 14, at 3:10 p. m., a baby 1 W ORKING 100', OR IS IT
daughter, weighing seven pounds,
GIVING SOME TROUBLE?
four ounces.
:
i I Don’t take chances—A stitch
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in time saves a lot of expense.
Bring your car to Wood’s and
OFF IN A CORNER
we will cheerfully diagnose
your trouble
WITH PHIL SNORT i
Headquarters for
M c M illan s ring free oil
Dear Ed:
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Winter driving bring» new
Yesterday, Monday, there was complication». Let'» check 'em
a car drove into my yard, carrying [
CAKtURCTO*
a young man and his wife, the , COMF11 TE AUTO
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man used to play, as a bo^, in j :: scovici
and around the house in whih I ' :
now live, and in which his irran^-, i
father and grandmother once | :
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lived. I had forgotten this boy
REGULATOR
whom I had seen with his father. : I SKVICC
Frank Schroeder (the last name is GJ
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