Illinois Valley News. Thursday. July 24, 1941
REPORT OF GRANGE
CONVENTION GIVEN
Two New liookout Houses
For Forest Service
At the meeting of Illinois Val­
ley Grange last Thursday night,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson gave
a report of the state Grange con­
vention held at Newport, this be­
ing the first local meeting since
the convention.
Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson told of many interest­
ing features of the meeting and
said that they enjoyed their trip.
Mrs. Harry Smith explained
the value of dusting for summer
control of garden pests.
Bob
Wendt and Glenn Halm read ex­
cerpts from the economic outlook
conference report.
During the lecturer’s program,
comic strips were enacted by mem­
bers of the Grange and a reading
by Isabel Mellow. Mrs. A. A.
Johnson and Mrs. Ortis Seat sang
a duet which was appreciated by
the members. T<> help the treasure
chest of the Juvenle Grange,
candy was sold and a neat sum
put into the fund.
Construction plans and packing
operations for the construction of
two new lookout houses in the
Page creek ranger district are well
under way, a checkup here Wed­
nesday revealed.
Actual construction has started
on the new “tower house'' at Cleo­
patra with Glenn Kirk, prevention
guard, handling the new structure.
Packers Hugh White and Marvin
Prentice spent considerable time
this week setting up a "pack’’ sta­
tion at Tennessee pass.
The material for construction of
the new Canyon peak tower will be
packed in from that point after
being hauled from Redwood ran­
ger station. Both the new houses
are “ready cut”. The pieces are
ill cut in the shape desired for
building.
CLASSIFIED ADS
NOT
whose fault
but,
Who’ll pay the bill?
Insure
Your car
today
Through
Fred I.inkhart, Kerby
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STRAYED—One young lamb has
strayed onto my place and has
done considerable damage. Own­
er must call and pay for dam­
ages and this advertisement or
the animal will be taken for such
damages. M. B. Rexford. 12-ltc
INSURANCE—Courteous and ef­
ficient service. Contact or phone
Win. J. McLean, Kerby, Ore­
gon.
1l-4tc
FOR SALE—Wood range, very
reasonable, or will trade for
wood.
Mrs. Margaret White,
Cave Junction.
12-tp
REGISTRATION now being taken
for hop picking to start about
Aug. 6. Local pickers given
preference. We are NOT us­
ing picking machines. Tent
houses and camping facilities
available. Picking price 1 '2c per
11>. plus ’»c bonus. Hilton Hop
Yards, Rt. 2. Write or phone
fl-F-2.
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FOR SALE—Good upright piano.
If taken at once will sell for $50.
Mis. Ed. Pearsall on Caves high­
way.
12-ltp
WANTED —- Furnished modern
house by August 15 or sooner.
Inquire at News office, Cave I
Junction,
12-ltp1
Some cash
Also want
heifer. Box
12-ltp
Jim Hogue Inspector
For Illinois Valley
Appointment of state brand in-
spector and deputy inspectors for
Josephine county for the two
years ending June 1, 1943, was an­
nounced recently by Dr. W. II. Ly­
tle. chief of the animal division of
the state department of agricul­
ture.
J. L. Helms, Grants Pass, con _ I
inues as county inspector; and the
list of deputies includes: Richard
Young, C. W. Graham and R. R.
St. John, Grants Pass; John H.
Landers, Rogue river; Sam Lette-
ken, Provolt, and Jim Hogue,
Kerby.
Under state law, all horses, cat-
t'e and mules shipped out of Jose­
phine county must be inspected for
brands responsibility for the in­
spection resting on the owners
shippers.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eccles and [
H. H. Baxter of Canby, Oregon,,
visited the M. C. and L. E. Atheys
last week. Mr. Eccles is principal ,
of the Canby school and H. H. Bax­
ter was formerly construction en-
gineer at the Crown-Willamette
mills in Oregon City and is now
retired. He is a cousin of M. C.
and L. E. Athey.
Mrs. Nellie Currier and family
spent several days in Grants Pass
this week. Mrs. Currier has sold
her home on the Redwood high­
way and wi'l soon move her house­
hold effects to Granta Pass where
she has purchased a home and will
reside there permanently.
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BLESSED EVENT
Send the News to your friends.
(Does Your Car Tell You I
I When Its Motor Is Out|
Of Adjustment”
Perhaps not in so many
words, but it does talk
through missing cylinders,
poor pick-up and waste of
gas.
I
AUCTION SALES—Every Tues­
day. We s< 11 any kind of live­
stock and furniture. Just oppo­
site the fair grounds. Grants
Pass.
9-4tp
BE PATRIOTIC — Put an Ameri­
can flag on your desk. See them
a* th" Illinois Va’ley News, 25c.
7-tf
9-tf
MACK'S SEED 4 FEED STORE
now under new management.
Carries a complete line of feeds
and seeds of all kinds. Make
our store your headquarters
BANK CAR
FOR SALE — Mining location
blanks, both quart! and placer
and trespass notices at the
Illinois Valiev News office.
Inquire at News office. 14-tf
WANTED — Wool and Mohair,
hides and pelts, junk batteries,
metals of all kinds, radiators
and iron. Grants Pass Bargain
House, 624-028 So. 8th street,
50-tf
Phone 86.
Don't
latter insisted that the young la­
dies stop in the Illinois valley for
a short visit. Sunday they vis-
isted the famous Oregon Caves and
other interesting spots leaving for
their home Monday morning. Dur­
ing their stay they were guests at
Kumfy Kamp.
Can Them!
DR1VF IN AND TALK OVER*
Keep Them
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Fresh!
In a
COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE-UP|
FROZEN FOOD LOCKER
FRESH FRUITS IN JANUARY!
ROASTING, EARSON YOUR CHRISTMAS
TABLE!
GARDEN FRESH VEGETABLES THE YE AR
AROUND!
No, it’s not a miracle. It is within easy reach of
all of you. Just drop in tomorrow and rent a
locker.
WE HAVE CARTONS TO PACK FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES IN
Illinois Valley Ice Co
y. V.WW.V.w.v. w.".w.v.w.v.-.wwr’ ■
Sixth Annual
GOOD USED TIRES
WE CAN
OFFER YOU
FOR YOUR
OLD TIRES
FIRST FIRE TEST
FOR 10-MAN CREW
The ten-man suppression crew
of Redwood ranger station received
DEPENDING
its first fire test here this week
ON SIZE
when the group were dispatched to
the “largest” fire of the local
With the
season Monday afternoon. The
blaze, a three-quarter acre fire,
Purchase ef
was at Poker Flat and was termed
to be • the result of a "sleeper”
Nee
fire from the recent lightning
New
storm.
U.S. ROYAL
Started in an old snag, the fire
was controlled by the “blitzkrieg ’
DELUXE
tactics of the 10-nian outfit in less
than two hours. At press time Ed­
win Smith and a crew of two fire­
fighters were carrying on final
mop-up activities. Forest service
rules call for or-the-spot patrol 24
hours after the last smoke is noted.
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Oscar B. Dormire employe of
SMOOTH THtfS ARE DANGEROUS
Redwood ranger station, wrenched * LET US SAFETY CHICK YOIIR TIRES TODAY «
his right shoulder and arm in a
A Complete Line of
painful accident at the Redwood
barn here Tuesday. Dr. C. L.
U. S. BATTERIES
Ogle treated the Cave Junction
resident for the injury.
GOLD LABEL
Straight BOURBON Whitkey
Next time you call for
a bottle, make it Gold
Label. It’s got what it
takes when it comes to
taste.
$J.9O
ll£
(HART
$¡.00
A. Donley Barnes
Sheriff and Tax Collector
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for Josephine County, Oregon.
We extend to You a Cordial Invitation to the
SIXTH
ANNUAL (¡LAI) SHOW
(¡OLDEN RULE
SPECIAL JULY ( LEARANCE
SALE
and new fall merchandise at prices lower than
you expect to see
(’■RANTS PASS
tentey l (empany, M., Pwrla,
WWV.W
WELCOME
Grants Pass
CHAPTER 389. Oregon Laws, 19!1. effective
June 14, 1941, requires that we issue warrants
for collection of delinquent taxes on personal
property. t
Warrants are to be filed with the County
Clerk, and entered in the Judgment Docket.
The amount of such warrant shall become a
lien upon the title to any real property owned Jay
the person against whom the warrant is issued.
The effect shall be the same as though the
people of the County had recovered judgment
against the person or persons so charged.
The process of issuing, serving and docketing
warrants covering delinquent taxes on personal
property shall be mandatory.
Therefore it is our unavoidable duty to insist
that all delinquent personal taxes be paid with­
out further delay, or satisfactory arrangements
made to liquidate same.
August 1st, 2nd
< The Golden Rule
MAN
Pay Delinquent
Personal Taxes
AT ONCE!
Glad Show
And a glad surprise awaits you next door at the
Duckworth
.‘■'AIE—Land facing Red-
d highway near Kerby, Ore-
For information call or
e to Harris' Super Creamed
p. 103 N. Oth St., Grants
>. Ore.
10-8tc
Misses Genevieve McLain of
Brownsville, Pennsylvania, and
Mary Jane Jeffries of Roscoe,
Pennsylvania, arrived in the valley
last Saturd y from Santa Monica,
California, where they visited the
H. M. Hayden family, former res­
idents of Cave Junction, and the
YOUR PROBLEMS WITH US1I
i
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe E.
are the proud parents of a
young heir, named James Ros­
coe, born July 14 at the Rose­
burg hospital, weighing seven
pounds, nine ounces. Mrs. Ball
was the former Miss Lois Caine.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fryer and
family from Scottsburg, Oregon,
visited in the valley over the
Fourth. They were former resi­
dents of the valley and Mrs. Fryer
taught at the o'd Hunt school. Mrs.
Fryer remarked she would like to
hear from ary of her old friends
in the valley.
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Make arrangements to attend
the Airport Dedication Sunday,
August 3rd.
WHO WILL
pay the bills if YOU CAN'T?
Make arrangements to attend
Protect yourself
THE TIRE
the
Airport Dedication Sunday,
with insurance
August
3rd.
&
“M” Sts.
8th
thi ot gh
Fred Linkhart, Kerby.
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HUNGRY? KEEP FIT! — Sand-
v.i’l.es and salads that satisfy,
ci ffee with character, home­
made pies. Then meet me at
t ■ Jiffy Way Lunch, Mrs. L.
H. Grizzell, 904 Orchard av­
enue, Grants Pass.
11-tc
Page Five
To the Sixth Annual
Glad Show
August I and 2
BE SURE TO ATTEND THE CORONATION AND BALL
FRIDAY, JULY 31st
GLAD WEEK SPECIALS
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HOUSEWEAR
VASES — We have them, all
styles and sizes, .lust the* thing
for cut flowers, priced as low as
COLD PACK CANNERS—
Large, 20 liquid quart canners.
Holds 7 quart or 9 pints. Buy
now and save.
HAVER POTTERY—
Special—Start your Baver Star­
ter Set now. All $5 purchases
and over of Baver Pottery, pas­
tel or dark colors,
Percent
Off
ROTARY COLANDERS—
Large cone - shaped aluminum
colander, heavy wire stand with
hickory pestel. Easy to clean.
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Rogue River Hardware
“Where Most People Trade”
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