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Illinois Valley News. Thursday, December 18. 1911
Any applicant who has been re­
those in charge are asking that all' Navy Announces Drop
articles be completed and turned In Physical Requirements jected because of any of the fe
feet-, i oted above is urged to re­
in not later than Monday, Decem-
apply in the navy or naval re -
With the United States enter­ , her 29th. as everything must be
serve immediately,
ing the war, a different aspect | packed and ready for shipment on .
A relaxation of physical stand­
Ail applicants accepted with de-
December
31st.
If
anyone
has
any
|
has been given to volunteer work
ards for enlistments in the U. b.
in knitting and sewing for the Red partly finished articles, knitted or J navy and the naval reserve was fects requiring correction will be
( l oss. All of the yarn and prac­ sowed, that they will not be able announced this week by the navy hospitalized, After correction of
tically all of the sewing has been to complete bv that time, it is re- department. In commenting on these defects recruits will be re­
given out. and when the next quota I quested that thev turn in the part­ ; this action, the navy department turned to their training stations at
i received it is expected it will be ly finished articles at least by ! announcement stated that numer- the earliest practicable time.
Thesi modified physical stand­
for materials for our own armed Monday, December 22nd, so others i ous men who in past months have
forces rather than overseas relief. may be able to finish them by sought to enlist and have been re­ ards will apply for all applicants
for enlistment in either the regu­
Due to this anticipated change the required time.
jected on the basis of minor phys­ lar navy or the naval reserve with
Everyone knows that at this
ical defects will, because of the the exception of applicants for en­
. time of year personal needs take
mollification of physical standard* I listment in classes for prospective
GLASSIFIED ADS
much time, but many people are
be encouraged to re-apply for en­ training.
FLOREY’S NURSERY and Land­ asking for the Red Cross work and listment in either the regular navy
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i as it has nearly all been given
scape Service, Grants Pazs, sells
or the naval reserve for the dura­
better hurry
acclimated, Oregon grown fruit I out. there is little these others can tion of the emergency.
trees and oranmental shrubs. do unless the unfinished work is
The navy department has re­
returned and they can complete it.
Wednesday, December 24th is
They sell guaranteed stock for
If you can give some time to quested that any person knowing the last i.ay to get one of those
less and also save you express
of young men who had been barred
charges. See their choice Cam­ this work, in your home, the next from enlistment in the ravy or the wonderful pen and pencil sets with
ellias, Azaleas, Rhododendron, 10 days, please contact one of the naval reserve because of minor
following people: In Cave Junction,
Eng. Holly, Daphne, etc. Give
Mrs. Mornay C. Athey, Mrs. J. J. physical reasons should bring this I
The Seal of Approval
your mother or friends a living,
modification in physical require­
growing Christmas present this Villair, Mrs. W. O. Burch; Kerby. ments to the attention of these
Mrs. Blanche Lackey, Mrs. Cora
year.
Barnes; Selma, Mrs. Lew Hammer; young men.
.Applicants with varicose veins
O’Brien, Mrs. Robert Balzke and
NOTARY PUBLIC
Mrs. C. E. Lawson; Holland, Mrs. will be acceptable under the
HARRY MESSENGER
charged standards, this varicocele
Harry Floyd.
M. ( ATHEY
condition to be corrected, if the
Much
interest
is
being
shown
by
Cave Junction, Oregon.
a number of Illinois Valley organ­ condition is painful, at the naval
Awarded by the American 1
WANTED — Wool and Mohair, ¡rations and individuals. So far, training station to which the new
stitute of Laundering after
hides and pelts, junk batteries, three adult and ten children’s recruits are sent. Hydrocele, an­
Passing Rigid Tests
metals of all kinds, radiators sweaters, 1 4 pair of mittens, six other defect that formerly ruled
Pickup
and delivery every Mon
and iron. Grants Pass Bargain layettes, three dozen diapers and out numerous applicants, will be
day and Thursday in Cave
House, 624-626 So. 6th street, 10 children’s dresses have been corrected, if necessary, after en­
Junction, Kerby and
Phone 86.
50-tf completed.
Holland
The Illinois Valley listees arrive at training stations.
Applicants
suffering
from
hernia
MACK’S SEED & FEED STORE Dorcas society are working every
(¡RANTS PASS
now under new management. Wednesday and Thursday after­ will bi accepted provided their I.
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Q.’s are 75 or better. Recruits
Carries a complete line of feeds noons, and has been responsible for
“
Since
1900"
suffering
from
hernia
will
be
and seeds of all kinds. Make much of the completed sewing. At
treated
at
the
training
stations
and
the
Garden
club
Christmas
party
our store your headquarters
the three dozen diapers were hem­ will be enrolled for schooling dur­
SUMMONS
med. A group is meeting at the ing their periods of convalescence.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Legion Auxiliary room every Sat­
Other physical defects which
THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR urday afternoon, and everyone in­ formerly prevented men from be­
THE COUNTY OF JOSEPHINE
terested is urged to meet with ing accepted as recruits, but which
Hazel Hallam, Plaintiff,
them, or to come then and get ma­ now are waived, are seasonal hay
vs.
H. A. Hallam, Defendant.
terials. A suggestions for some­ fever; correctible nasal deformi­
SECONDS TO
To H. A. Hallam, the above
ties or nasal deformities of such a
PORTLAND S CITY CENTER
named Defendant: You are here­ thing to do at your own Christ­
by required to appear and answer mas party, is to work on Red degree as not to interfere with
Close to Business. Theater. Shopping
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duty: undernourished and under­
district . . . Garden surroundings
the complaint filed against you in Cross articles, why not?
Com-
Spacious View" room* with bath or
the above entitled suit for a di­
developed applicants, providing
shower.
vorce within four weeks from and pleted work can be handed to any the condition is not due to organic
$200 AND UP
after the 20th day of November of the people listed above, or left
disease; and minor surgical defects
1941, the date of the first pub­
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lication of this summons; and if with Mrs. Green at the Model Gro­ which can be corrected within a
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Applicants who possess I
you fail to answer for want there­ cery in Cave Junction or Mrs. M. month.
of. the Plaintiff will apply to the
IS natural serviceable teeth, with '
Court for the relief prayed for in C. Athey at the News office.
at least two molars in functional i
Plaintiff's complaint on file in this
occlusion and not more than four'
o-
uit. which relief is for a Decree
inc’sors missing, will be accept- '
of Divorce and for the ownership
Look out for pedestrians.
S W. BROADWAY AT COLUMBIA
of the personal property described
able.
Dental treatment will be
PORTLAND
in the comnlaint, namely a Mer­
given at the training stations.
cury four-door automobile, and
such other and different order and
relief a- the Court may adjudge
and decree therein, and if you fa.i
to answer for want thereof the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief prayed for in Plain­
tiff's complaint.
This summons is published and
■nice thereof made upon you by
publication under and in virtue of
an order of the Honorable H. K.
Hanna. Judge of the above en­
titled Circuit Court of the State of ■» .* >
Ore ron for Josephine County,
made, rendered, and entered of
record on the 15th day of Novem­
ber, 1941, ordering publication of
CONVENIENT
tlr summons for four consecutive
COMFORTABLE
and successive weeks.
A C. HOUGH,
ECONOMICAL
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office and postoffice address: i
Pure Silk full fashioned Hose.
PORTLAND,ORE. <
Tuff-. Building, Grants Pass
More than ever Hosiery is the
On gon.
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ideal gift. Ask for beautiful
Gift Box.
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OF FINAL SETTLE
ILLINOIS VALLEY
RED ( ROSS NEWS
StJlndreWs
Hosiery
MENT
rtcrqft
CAmew
PHOTOGRAPHS
(’ameras and Supplies
113 N 6th St., Grants Pass
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NOTICE
OF
FINAL
MENT
SETTLE­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
Till: STATE OF OREGON. FOR
THE COUNTY OF JOSEPH­
INE.
in the Matter of the Estate
of
J. II. \HI.F. Decease!.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Saturday the 3rd day of Jan­
uary, 1942, at the hour of ten
o’clock in the forenoon of -aid
day. at the County Court Room
in (¡rants Pass, Josephine County,
Oregon, is the time and place
for hearing of the Final Account
filed herein, in the above entitled
■ ■state. Any and all persons hav­
ing any objections thereto wil’ ap­
pear at the time and place men­
tioned.
Published by order of the Coun­
ty Couit, said order made and dat-
• i N 'vember 27th, 1941.
A. C. HOUGH,
Administrator wit"h the will an­
nexed, of the estate of J. il
Ahlf, Deceased.
Dates of publication: Dec. 4, 11.
18, 25. 1941, and Jan. 1. 1942
THE 1942
DIONNE “QUINTS”
CALENDAR
■a
HOPE ( BEST”
is now ready for free distri-
bution to our adult friends
and neighbors.
♦
The calendar shows the world
famous children in what is
considered the most beautiful
picture yet made of them.
The number available is lim­
ited. So it is wise to come
in soon for yours.
Every girl wants one. The Aux :
iliary is going to make some:
girl exceedingly happy before :
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Medford - Crescent City
Truck Lines
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Daily service to the Illinois Valley
from (¡rants Pass anti all Points
East and North; Crescent City
and all Points South.
AGENTS
ART DREWS
Cuve Junction
SHORTY PHILLIPS
Kerbv
C. E. LAWSON
O’Brien
(’ANNON
TOWEL SETS
59c, $1, $1.95, $2.95
An Ideal Christmas Gift.
Practical and beautifully
boxed.
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Suits and Topcoats
Get him a Ne". Suit or Toncoat for Christams. Choose from
■ >ur complete line of Curlee Clothes. Of course there may be
exchange after Chi istmas if we fail to select the right size or
pattern.
SUITS.
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$25.00, $27.50. $29.50
OTHERS AT $19 85
IN
IHE COUNTY COURT OF
l i i: STATE OF OREGON. FOR
THE CO l NTY OF JOSEPH-
I \’ K
In the Matter of the Estate
of
SUSANNA AHLF, deceased.
NOTHE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Saturday the 3rd day of Jan-
u. i v, 1942, at the hour of ten
•k in the forenoon of said day,
at the County Court Room in
(hints Pass, Josephine County,
On "on. is the time and place fixed
>r bearing of the Final Account
filed herein, in the above entitled
■ state. A - y and all persons hav-
t’ anv objection.« thereto wil) ap­
nea; at the time and place men­
tioned.
PubF-hed by order of the Coun-
i . ■ '.
order made and dat-
1 November 27th, 1941.
A. C HOUGH,
Xdministrator with the will an-
m ved of the e-tate of Susanna
Ahlf. Deceased.
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shop
Your
TOPCOATS. Si 1.50. $16.50, $19 50, $22.50, $27.50
Gift Store
Nylon Hose
We Still Have a Few Attractive
Gift». Get Your» Now!
Made by “No Mend,” “Cannon,”
"Phoenix" and "Huffman.”
Electric Mixers
Toast Masters
Sandwich Toasters
Coffee .Makers
Pyrex
Dinnerware
Cake Covers
Bread Boxes
Waffle Irons
Vases
Silverware
Hi Ball (¡lasses
Baby Sets
Eire Place Sets
Water Sets
Presto ('(Hikers
Salt, Pepper Shakers
"BUY Defense Stamps
HAIS TO MATCH AT $2 45. $2.98. $3.50 TO $5.00
Ideal Gifts
FOR HER
$1.45 $1.65, $1.95
Bl’Y EARLY!
Blankets
Gift Slippers
“Where Most People Trade”
Grant» Pa»»
“Give to RED ( ROSS
From the Golden Rule Shoe Dept.
Choote a pair for every member
of the family from the LARGEST
ARRAY the SMARTEST STYLES
and the greatest VALUES we
have ever offered
BED SPREADS
$4.95, $5.95, $6.95 tn $10.95
Chenille type spreads in beautiful color combinations
and twin sizes.
59c to $2.45
LI GGAGE
Rogue River
Hardware Co
$1.39, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95
UMBRELLAS
HANDKERCHIEFS 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c
Wool (¡loves and Parkas
19c, 69c, 79c, $1.0(1
49c, $1.00
GIFT JEWELRY
$1.00, $1.95, $2.95
HAND BAGS
29c, 49c, 69c
GUEST TOWELS
Embroidered Pillow Cases
$1.00, $1.49, $1.98,
Complete stock of Gift Luggage and Travel Cases. S
for your wants. Low prices will surprise you.
y early while «electioni
and iixei are complete
YOU NEVER PAY MORE AT
The GOLDEN RULE
Grants Pass, Oregon
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