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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1941)
Illinois Valley News, Thursdiy^Noveniber 13. 1911 a for would have amounted to about six hundred and twenty-five dol lars which would have raised taxes eleven thousandths of one mill, □ which means that a property own er paying taxes in the amount It seems that the budget com- mittee and the Josephine county of one thousand dollars would have court have not duly considered all his taxes raised eleven cents. Also, aspects of the appropriations for the cost of living has raised enor the first six months of 1942. For mously much more in proportion instance, the refusal to accept the than the increases asked for, so salary increases for the various that in effect, the deputies would deputies in the courthouse. The actually be getting less money than ai gument was an attempt to re they were a year ago. Again, the budget committee duce taxes, which proves that the maicer was not carefully looked and county court have not thor into, for the salary increases asked oughly considered new equipment asked for in the various offices. For instance, recording and other CLASSIFIED ADS work in the clerks office has in FOR SALE OR TRADE—1 pure creased enormously in the past few bred Toggenburg billy goat 20 years, so much so that the office mos. old. A fine looking billy. force is unable* to keep up with Can be registered. 7 grade Tog. , the work. The adding of a photo nannies, all bred, >ome due to | static recording machine, costing freshen very soon. All in very about fifteen hundred dollars nice condition. Would like de-1 would enable the clerk’s office to pendable family cow or bred and keep the work right up to date. tested heifer, or would take 4 | There being no school in which the doz. heavy young hens, Rocks clerk’s work might be learned, it or Reds, or some cash and liv-1 having to be learned right in the ing room furniture. Will sell or office, it has been impossible so trade billy goat alone. Reason, far to acquire suitable extra help. have no fences adequate for Such extra help as it has been and goats. Mrs. A. O. Hungerford, will be necessary to have, unless ranch '2 mile beyond Bhsye the machine is bought, will amount ranch, south of Takilma. 28-ltp to about one thousand dollars a LETTERS \\ XNTED—To rent 40 acres or more of tillable land near Cave Junction, with water right for j most of the land. Must have , house and barn. Can pay $150 down and will improve proper- ( ty. Responsible people. 1042 , East “D” street. Grants Pass. 28-ltp| AN APOLOGY Sorry we had to disappoint some of you folks who came in for chop uey and chow mein. De- 1 mand far exceeded our anticipa tion. We ll do better from now on a- we will serve chow mein and chop suey every day, any time. 1 Cave City Coffee Shop. 27-ltc 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. 50-tf FOR RENT—New and modern house. Elwood Hussey. 27—2tc FOR SALE—Large heating stove, excellent condition, $10.00 J_ Dow, Caves highway. 28-ltp NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC—The barber shop in Cave Junction will be closed from Nov. 21 to Nov. 28. Will be back on the job Nov. 29th. Wishing you all a very happy Thanksgiving. C. E. Thacker. • 28-2tp “It’s the Best I Ever Ate”—That’s 1 what our patrons say about our delicious chop suey and chow mein, served every day, any time. Try it. Cave City Cof fee Shop. 28-ltc year, so it can be seen at a glance that the machine would pay for itself in a year and a half, and that perfect work would result, and the present office force could take care of it without extra help. This explanation applies to the other offices according to their needs. It seems strange that the road appropriation for only the first six months of 1942 should be more than for the whole year of 1941. Could it be that there being an other election within the first six months of' next year has anything to do with it? SUBSCRIBER. ------------- o-------------- FOR YOUR PARTIES I et us prepare some delicious ‘ chow mein or chop suey. Cave City Coffee Shop. 28-ltc e- SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR , JOSEPHINE COUNTY i.l URGE STANBROUGH. Plaintiff, vs. DELIA JEAN STAN BROUGH. otherwise known as DEE STANBROUGH, defendant. T Del 1 Jean Stanbrough: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint tiled against you in the above en titled suit within four weeks from th, date of the first publication of this summons and if you fail to appear and answer, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to the 1 art for a Decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony now and here tofore existing between plaintiff and the defendant and that plain tiff be given an absolute decree f divorce against the defendant and for his costs and disbursements in the event of contest and for -uch other and further reliet as to the court may seem equitable in the premises . This summon* is published on order of Hon. H. K. Hanna, Cir cuit Judge of the above entitled Court, listed Oct. 11, 1941, auth orizing publication of this Sum- 111 >n« in the Illinois Valley News once a week for four (41 succes- .1 k*. Date of first publi- i at ion Oct. 16. 1941: Date of last Publication Nov. 13, 1941. C. F. PRUESS, Attorney for Plaintiff, U. S. Na tional Bank Bldg., Grants Pass, Oregon. Coming Christmas Gift Ardith Tucker and Gordon Ste phens of Selma, left the first of the week for Reno, Nevada, where they were to be married. Satur lay afternoon he was struck on the jaw by a binder on a load of lum ber which broke his jaw in two nlaces and knocked out two teeth. Ardith is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tuckery Kelly Petillo, former world’s champion race track driver and party were guests at the Cave City Coffee shop last week while in the valley. Mr. Petillo is trying to buy lumber for a new 1 ’2 mile race track grandstand at Los Angeles. 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