Illinois Valley News, Thursday, September 11, 1941
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Washington, D. C.
CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
Later Acquaintance
The henpecked husband was be
moaning his lot.
“But,” said his friend, “I knew
your wife Gertrude as a child—
she was just ‘Gert’ to me!"
“Well," came the answer, “she’s
just ‘rude’ to me!”
TRUCK PARTS
Heavy-duty Motors, ajels
parts
bodies tires, hoists and used trucks.
TRI ( K WRECKING COMPAN1
INDIGESTION
what Doctors do for it
POLITICAL DYNAMITE
10th & S E. Hawthorne
Portland. Ore.
Doctors know that gaa trapped in the stomach or
gullet may act I ike a hair - trigger on the heart They
There was real political dynamite
set gas free with the fastest• acting medicines known
RABBITS AND SKINS
behind that letter President Roose
— the fastest act like the medicines in Bcii-ana
Tablets Try Beil-ans today, if the FIRST LMJSB
velt sent the Young Democrats con POL’L’lRY AND RABBITS WANTED
doesn't prove Bell - ana better, return bottle to us and
receive DOUBLE money back. 25c. at all drug stores.
vention in Louisville blasting Demo
Good white fryer rabbit skins 11.10
per lb Write postcard for prices and
cratic isolationists as "obstruction
information
Ruby A Co., 935 S W.
ists who are in the wrong party.”
Two Evils
Front. Portland. Ore.
The scorching attack was a tip-off
Just as you are pleased at find
on undercover plans which may
ing faults, you are displeased at
FILM DEVELOPING
make next year's congressional
finding perfections.—Lavater.
elections the hottest in years.
FAST SERVICE
Nothing has been said about it, but
Boll Developed and Two Prints from
ceit.iin administration and Republi
Bach Good Negative
can leaders have discussed uniting
Dimocratic and Republican forces
WESTERN PHOTO COMPANY
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to oppose all congressional isolation box W-4265
Portlatd. Ora.
"Cap-Brush Applicator I
ists regardless of party label.
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8 PRINTS AND TWO ENLARGE
Under the proposed plan. Admin- MENTS 25c—Made by Portland’s larg
PASH IN FtATHCRsTXJ
istration-G.O.P backing would be est retail kodak finisher. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Quality Picture Co.
thrown behind incumbent anti- Box W3573. Portland. Oregon
is lationist congressmen whether
they are Democrats or Republicans.
HELP WANTED
Friends and Books
Furthermore strong coalition candi
Next to acquiring good friends,
dates would be entered against iso HOP PICKERS WANTED
lationist congressmen seeking re WIGRICH RANCH located five miles the best acquisition is that of good
The Iranian government bowed to superior force after four days s of token fighting against British and
South of Independence, Ore.
400
books.—Colton.
election.
acres good picking no seedless hops.
Russian invaders. At left is shown Tschalus, Iran, a beautiful industrial city on the highway from Teheran
One of the most significant things
High wages paid
Modern shady
to the Caspian sea. Picture at right shows Xeidan I Xaftun, Iran, richest oil pool in the world, where mys
sanitary policed camp, with store,
about the plan is that it has the
terious “German tourists'' prompted an Anglo Russian invasion.—Soundphotos.
butcher shop, restaurant, cabins,
hearty approval of Wendell Willkie.
tents, stoves, w’ood, running water,
electric lights dance hall, nursery,
Discussing it with a group of
straw, showers Visit ranch or write
friends the GOP. standard bearer
for job
Address:— WIGRICH
declared. “The people should have
RANCH. Box B, Independence, Ore.
the opportunity in every senatorial
and congressional election next year ;
FOR SALE
for a clear-cut expression of opinion Monkeys, Parrots, Love Birds. Finches,
on this all-important issue of foreign ’ Supplies.
Wholesale and retail.
Canaries wanted.
Montavilla Pet
policy.
This referendum should
Shop, 422 S. E. 81st Ave.. Portland,
not be cluttered up with phony or i Oregon.
inconsequential issues.
Sale.
Confectionery fountain.
“In districts represented by iso For
Beer and wine business. Good cold
lationists we should put the strong
M’ .
H. G. Moe, The Mission, Dayton,
est candidate in the field we can
get, regardless of his party label or . Washington
economic views.
I’d like to see Good business. All new equipment.
In fast growing Southwestern town.
young men and women brought into
Selling account of illness
Cash or
this campaign. Let's get away from | terms to dependable party. Mildred
Bovey, Empire, Oregon.
the old political hacks. Let's bring
•youth into this fight. It’s theirs pri GOING BUSINESS. Flowers, bulbs,
marily and they should be in the
perennials.
Foor acres on Pacific
Highway near Capital City. Seven
lead in it.
room modern house, water system.
“Personally, I am prepared to sup
»1.500 cash will handle
Address
OWNER, Box 276. Olympia, Wash.
port anti-isolationist candidates re
Not Tailor-Made
gardless of their party affiliation or Hcdel.
3 story brick.
75 Rooms,
Sue—Would you marry a man to
economic views. If they are right
Lobby and Dining Room Partly
reform him°
Furnished,
Hot and Cold water;
on the foreign issue, then I will be
Write Q. M Casey,
steam heat.
Sally—I suppose I’ll have to.
for them and will take the stump
Box 165. Toppenish, Wash.
There isn’t one of them that suits
for them.”
me the way he is.
For Sale, service station and shop;
"Black*
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tills sequence of pit lures is said to lie among the finest ever
they were made by
Mrs. Omar Shields as the writhing funnel shaped cloud neared her home at Lincolnville, Kan. The first photo,
taken from a distance of approximately three miles, shows the dark, twisting menace as it first struck the
ground. The second picture (center) taken when the twister was but a mile away, shows the tornado at
the height of its fury as it rushed towards Lincolnville, The third picture (right) was taken after the gale had
leveled Lincolnville. The tornado is seen swerving from its path as it began to disintegrate. An instant after
first pic ture was made the twister ripped through the Highland rural school and demolished it.
Soldiers
\ Idg field takes off in the 30-mile marathon of the National Imateur
Bic; yrh ( ham pionships at l'as.idcna, ( alif. The race saw Marvin Thomp-
son i (sixth from the right! of Chicago, finish second, after winning a
three-mile sprint. Thompson won the senior crown with a total of 17
points. Tes, bicycle riding seems to br coming back into its own these
strenuous da> s.
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Britain must (red the strong force she has poured into the strategic
port of Singapore, and here we are frown pork from Australia bring
loaded onto railway trucks. The thousands of soldiers entrenched here
are prepared to defend the city from possible attack by Japanese
operating out of bases in Indo-China.
SMASHED PLAXES
President Roosevelt didn't an-
nounce it, but there were two big
reasons why Pan American Airways
is taking over the ferrying of air
planes across the South Atlantic
1 up the interior of Africa to the Near
East.
One reason has since been pub-
lished, the need of American war-
planes to help the British in Iran
and thus protect Russian oil fields
in the Caucasus.
The other has not been published
—namely that the British had been
wrecking an extraordinarily large
number of brand new planes in fly
ing them across Africa.
As a matter of cold, unpleasant
fact, the British have been losing
about 20 per cent of the planes we
have been giving them.
This was partly because the Brit
ish did not use their own pilots, but
Czech, French, Poles and Dutch.
These aviators, sometimes too full
of sloe gin. and sometimes not too
well trained in the tough job of han
dling fast war planes, have succeed
ed in scattering the wrecks over the
heart of Africa.
Furthermore, central Africa is
one of the most uncharted and dif
ficult dying areas in the world. The
hop across the Atlantic has not
caused the casualties It is the re
mainder of the (light, from Freetown
on the west African coast, up to
Egypt.
This is why Roosevelt finally
called upon Pan American Airways
to take over the African hop. It3
pilots have done a brilliant job of
pioneering the jungles of the Ama
zon and the peaks of the Andes.
And Roosevelt figured that if any
one could fly over Africa, Pan Amer
ican could do it.
Equipt.
3 pumps.
Write owner,
C. O. Bleiler, Glenwood, Wash.
NEARLY NEW NUMBER FIVE MG-
CORMIGK,
Deering
Hammermlll
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C. O. Levin, Rt. 3,
Walla Walla, Wash.
The Reason
“I’m the happiest man alive. I've
got the finest little wife in the coun
try.”
“I’d be happy, too. ii mire was
In the country."
Pity the Secretary
Secretary (young and pretty) —
Your little girl wants to kiss you
over the phone.
Business Manager (absently) —
Take the message. I'll get it from
you later.
Beauticians Needed ! I
The demand is for competent, well-trained young women
with health, ambition and agreeable personalities.
You can afford the best training available.
Time NOW is your most precious investment.
inquire about the opportunities awaiting you In Beauty
Culture.
MARY STONE’S
209 L nion Street
Seattle, Wash.
I.alesi picture* of
•AMI Itlt VS ANSWER*
ing of America'. No. 1 soldier, (ien.
The OPM is just releasing for wide
George Marshall lieft», chief of distribution its first post promoting
staff of the I’. S. army, chatting its drive for greater production.
Entitled “America's Answer—Pro
with the No. 1 sold er of Great Brit
duction!" it is a masterpiece of
John Dill.
power and drama. It pictures a
brawny arm twisting a monkey
wrench fastened to the letter "O"
—shaped like a machine nut—in the
word “production."
The artist is Jean Karlu, as
Frenchman as ever worked
arm. 1 He lost his
fighting for Democracy
World war and. u il the fall
France, was s doing an expert left-
handed job painting
i
po sters for the
French gove ernment.
Recently a ived in 1
Karlu wanted to contu
r a
s P
OPM
Stuka
ginee
»iren in the i
»hrill »hnck
and the arm
care power. at a 70-
n hour
e break*
peed. to make adv
(•iris of the
aid detachment through enemy lines.
Phil Baker in his n< V Br vadway
of the K( \
Camden, N. J.,
blindfold each other in preparation show said he will feature a s long on
for practice air raid drill during how to have a good time in a parked
car. The song is titled “Thank*
**blac kout” held amid tire ruins.
for a lovely evening, Mr Ickes."
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