Illinois Valley News, Thursday, March 13, 1911
FIRST FOREST FIRE
FOR YEAR PUT OUT
MONEY TA1.K<
Siskiyou National Forest had its
first fire of the season last Sun­
day, March 9th. A smoke was re­
ported on Horse mountain to Ar­
thur Cribb by a member of the
Chester Smith chrome crew. The
fire had burned seven acres when
controlled, and originated when a
wood rat’s nest was fired.
Burning permits are required at
all times on National Forest land
and it is unlawful to leave a fire
burning unattended on these lands
at any time of the year. Burning
permits may be obtained at
Redwood Ranger station.
Machines Protect America
His Secretary—One of your pa­
tients is on the phone asking about
your condition.
The Sick Doctor—Tell him I'm
making a slow but steady recovery.
And enter the usual charge against
him for a consultation.
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ENVY
BAKELITE HANDLE
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Uh. dear!
POTS
Only
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U'O' fcIMT.
Needed in every home
for soup, boiled din­
ners, canning.
whh dome cover«
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WANTED — Wool and Mohair,
hides and pelts, junk batteries,
metals of all kinds, radiators
and iron. Grants Pass Bargain
House, 624-626 So. 6th Street,
Phone 86.
45-ltc
Machines play the leading role in modern defense. Shown above are
machines for soil defense and national defense. The cannon is one of a
number of U. S. guns capable of long-range destruction. The earth­
moving equipment at top is of a type used by many farmers in building
Jams and reservoirs. In 1939 farmers moved more than 11 million cubic
yards of earth in performing this conservation practice, equivalent to
the volume of material going into Columbia river's huge Grand Coulee
dam.
Wide—I shrink from the water.
Hubby—Well, if you and your
bathing suit shrink in the same pro­
portion it will be all right.
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DO YOU WANT to sell. For best
Send the News to your friends.
results see Fred Linkhart, It is almost as good as a letter from
Kerby.
45-ltc home.
GRANTS PASS
FEED & SEED CO.
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FOR RENT — Modern 4 room
house completely furnished. In­
quire of Harry Floyd, Holland.
45-ltc
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Garden Seeds, Field Seeds,
Fertilizers
Hodgen
Brewster Specialized Feeds
BOGGIS & FRENCH
Phone 12 607 E. F, Grants Pass
Roofing Contractors
PUBLIC Liability and property
damage on your car for as lit­
tle as $9.00 per year. See Fred
Linkhart, office at Kerby.
45-ltc
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F H A LOANS
Agents for
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BUILD NOW — PAY BY
THE MONTH
Black Cat Roofing
Materials and Paints
Valley Lumber Co.
BOARD AND ROOM — H o m e
With our product we guarantee
privileges, family style meals. j j Tar
Paper Roofs for 4 years.
Reasonable rates by day or
week. Camp U-Rest, formerly j Shingle Roofs for 15 years
O'Harra Camp. C. F. Ayres, j
Prop.
45-ltp1 WE ABSOLUTELY GUARAN-
West F St.
SPECIAL Music for St. Patricks,
>( Palm Sunday ,and Easter,, in i
stock. Prepare early. See Mr. I
Wright, 105 N. 6th St., Grants
Pass.
45-ltc
CALL ON US for Decca, Blue­
bird, Okeh and Vocalion Rec­
ords, 35c or 3 for $1.00. Colum­
bia and Victors 50c up. Our
stock is good. Sapphire needles
play 2000 records $1.00. We
have Bamboo, Tungsten, Chro­
mium or plain steel Victor
needles. R. J. Wright, 105 N.
6th St.
45-ltc
Phone 47
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Special Planet Jr.. High Wheel Cultivators,
.98
hardwood handles, strong iron con?
st ruction. Was $4.40, now
Including 4 Carbon special Cultivator Tools
We also have complete line of REPAIR PARTS
for all Planet Jr.. Cultivators and Seeders
Check our Complete linp of
GARDEN HOSE and LAWN MOWERS
SEP: OCR WINDOW DISPLAY
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE
(■rants Pass, Oregon
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105 NORTH 6th STREET
Grants Pass, Oregon
OFFER YOU
UP
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F FOR
UK TUUK
YOUR
TO ¡>3.41 OLD TIRES
DEPENDING
A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
Quick - Easy * Safe
"floh Mly. WE CAN
YOUR FAVORITE artists now on
Victor Red Seal records at 75c.
Eddy, Allan Jones, Marian An­
derson and others at Wright’s
Music Store.
45-ltc
Garden Tools
• MUSIC STORE
1040 W. 11th St., Medford
GOOD USED TIRES
OUR USED Instruments are bar­
gains. Buescher Trumpet or
Clarinet, 1 span, 1 steel guitar,
violins, concertina. R. J. Wright,
105 N. 6th.
45-ltc
Spring Sale on all
■ WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE"
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TEE ALL OUR WORK
St. Patrick’s Ball
Under Auspices of the
ELKS LODGE
Write or call
for complete
information—
Grants Pass Branch o/ the
United States National Bank
Head Office, Portland, Oregon
FAIR GROUNDS
Grants Pass
New
U.S. ROYAL
DELUXE
FOR SALE—New electric 6 cubic
foot refrigerator. A bargain at
$50. L. Ghilieri, Kerby, Ore.
45-ltc
WILL SACRIFICE 21 month lease
on new 3-room house and gar-
age. Full price $50 cash, In-
quire John Weyel, one mile west
45-1 tp
of Holland.
SAT.. MARCH 15th
The World’s News Seen Through
T he C hristian S cience M onitor
Aw Internattonal Daily Neu\fta[)cr
CHECK THESE Values in Used
SMOOTH TIRES ARE DANGEROUS
Furniture—1 davenport aad * LET US SAFETY CHECK YOUR TIRES TOMT A
chair (Mohair) $25; 1 daven­
A Complete Line of
port nd hair (tapestry) $25;
1 davenport and chair (velour)
U. S. BATTERIES
$25; 1 davenport (velour) $5;
1 bed davenport, $5; 1 metal
bed, $3.50; 1 metal bed, $4.95;
1 oak bed, $2; 1 bedroom set,
THE TIRE MAN
(4 pieces) $32.50; 1 new mat­
tress, slightly damaged, reg. 6th & “M” Sts.
Grants Pass
$11.50 value, $8.50; 1 dining
set, oak, table, buffet and 6
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chairs, $19.50. No deliveries at
these prices. MANCHEL'S, 6th
and E Sts., Grants Pass. Phone
166,
Duckworth
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FOR SALE — Mining location
blanks, both quartz and placer
and trespass notices at the
Illinois Valley News office.
Inquire at News office. 14-tf
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UW J-QT S3 69
Heat qu ckly. Pour
easily. Bakelite grips.
SAUCE
Ao— Only For flowing, boiling,
7 _
soup. Sixes every family
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needs. Steam-seal keeps
in goodness, flavor.
SAVE 209{ on insurance. See Fred
Linkhart, Kerby, Oregon. 45-ltc
MACK'S SEED & FEED STORE
now under new management.
Carries a complete line of feeds
and seeds of all kinds. Make
our store your headquarters
TEA KETTLES
SET OF 4 SAUCE POTS
CLASSIFIED AD*5
old bull calves,
each. For Sale—
for $1.00. Leon­
1, Cave Junction.
44-ltp.
SMART, MODERN
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Fry food perfectly.
Covert to fit, eztra.
I was nice and slender like
Wasp!
WANTED—Day
will pay $1.00
nanny kids 3
ard Beard, Rt.
PANS
FRY
CHADWICK
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Grants Pass, Oregon
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Medford, Oregon
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Do you have a lot things around the house
that you do not need? Why not sell them
and have some extra change for shopping-
A Little Classified Ad will get rid of the
things you don’t want. And they are so in­
expensive — 5c a line with a minimum
charge of 25c.
In Connection
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ism — Editorials Are Timely and Instructive and Its Daily
Features. Together with the Weekly Magazine Section. Make
Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home.
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Cave Junction, Oregon
DISCOUNTS APPLY ONLY TO AD
V \ LOR EM TAXES AND DOES NOT
INCLUDE IRRIGATION ASSESS­
MENTS
DO NOT PERMIT YOUR TAXES TO
BECOME DELINQUENT
Be Sure and Bring the
Description of All Your Land
A. DONLEY BARNES
SHERIFF AND TAX COLLECTOR
Josephine County, Oregon
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