Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current, July 02, 1942, Page 3, Image 3

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    Illinois Valley, News, Thursday, July 2, 1912
Page Three
Not everybody with a dollar
to spare can shoot a gun
straight—but everybody can
shoot straight to the bank and
buy War Bonds. Huy your
10% every pay day.
4-H Clubs Enlist to ’’Keep Oregon Green”
Wasted money Is wasted
Ilves. Don't waste precious
lives. Every dollar you can
spare should be used to buy
War Ronds. Buy your ten
percent every pay day.
UNCLE S\M SALI TES YOU ON HIS 166th
ANNIVERSARY
Ttfn Par Cent
Of WVtt IWCOf.iS
Shorld be r 5ing into
ILSsWar Bonds jnd S^mps
GERTRUDE
BI OOMINGCAMP
Wishes to Announce
That Beginnii g Monday,
July 6th
Cave Junction
Beauty Shop
Vacation Needs
will open under
GET OUT IN THE SUN
FOR HEALTH AND FUN
the management of
Heads of the girls' and boys' councils at the recent 4-H club summer session at
.1 3tae college Art
lere shown rece ving their "Green Guard" shields after the entire group of more then i9c clobbers nad uu.-i,
ihe pledge as Green Guards in the 1942 Keep Oregon Green campaign. Shown in th? picture .ran left ut
N. S Rogers, state forester; Lorraine FiJUger, Astoria, president of the girls' cottr • 1; Donald xu ■ -l.'cuvi.ie
D.vjiuen. of the toys council, and Dick Kuehner, state director of .the KO Cl pregrtun.*
IRENE SMITH
Formerly
Irene Hoffman
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I Our Great America A fiy Tryon
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Foarsr owncos enow Tiweea
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FASTER By CUTTWO DOW THITfff
By FELLING MATURE TREES
yOUNGFR ONES GROW FASTER
BECAUSE THEY GET MOSE
SUNLIGHT AND SOIL FOOD—- i
MATURE TREES GROW SLOWl/,«.- 1
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Agencies
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(’all: Wed. and Sat.
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The magnitude of the food pro­
duction job undertaken by Ameri­
can farmers, including those in
Oregon, is not fully appreciated
because it is not concentrated in
one plant, but is rolling off an "as­
sembly line" of six million farm
units throughout the country,
points out Robert II. Taylor of
Adams, chairman of the Oregon
USDA war board.
“Every time a cargo ship sails
for Ireland with food for American
soldiers and their allies, jf carries
the average annual production of
.'1800 American farms." Taylor
said. "These sh'ps are loaded with
product- that might have come
from Ore; >n farms drit I eggs,
dried and evaporated milk, cheese.
< an nr il anil cured pork. lard, and
canne <1 and dried ve*retn bles.”
To keep the«' vital supplje*
niovir» g to wh -reve r they are need-
ed a” < V •• the -1 ohe, f rnu rs in
this <t-v and thr<sugh "U t the na-
tion a re nnbiliz'd bchini 1 pmduc-
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they
tien f roals that a
am d ff ¡cult to gin
chairman
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Keibels
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Pl «Ct TO HAVE WHEN THf NCKrMBORb til! I. W A
Noisy PARTy WHEN you RETRY ING TO SlksP/
Everything to Wear for Every Member
of the Family
Golden Rule
“YOU NEVER PAY MORE AT THE GOLDEN RULE"
Send The Illinois Valley News To Your Friends
Buy your Defense Stamps today.
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freedom production to an hourly
basis, he cited the following fig­
ures :
Every hour of every day, Amer­
ica’s farm pl int produces 6,486,-
000 quarts of milk. 5,236,000 eggs,
134 carloads of hogs, 88*2 carloads
of beef, 2,61)6,000 pounds of po­
tatoes, and similar quantities of
vegetables, oil crops, and other
products.
Besides food uses farm crops
are directly in the war too, Taylor
said. Cotton and alcohol are used
to make smokeless powder. When
a battleship fires a 16-inch gun, a
bale of cotton and 16 bushels of
wheat are hurled at the enemy. To
paint the battleship required the
oil from flaxseed produced on 16i>
acres.
SPECIAL!
EVERY
FOREST FIRE
IS AN
AXIS FIRE
/Always build your campfire in
' a designated place where it
will not spread and BE SURE
it is completely out before
' leaving it —even for a short
1 time.
GOODYEAR
TIRE BRANDING SERVICE
ir $ up TO
YOU
IN
'42
/. BRANDING
2. ROTATING
We positively identity
At the samt time, we give
your tires. We brand
you our mileage-saving
your license number on
tire rotation service.
BOTH SIDES ol each tire.
Recommended by police
authorities.
You ce» do your »har«
writ«
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Come in right auas anil
get this 2-in-l Goodyear
Service Special
A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
Quick - Easy - Safe
Write or call
for complete
information—
GET YOUR TIRE-LIFE EXTENSION POLICY TODAY!
T he TiSE-urt E xtension P lan can help you, whether your tires
are (1) nearly worn out — (2) at tho "half-way mark” — or
(3) practically new. You pay only lor actual services rendered.
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It can save your tires, it can save you money, it can help
keep you on the road! FREE! 16-page booklet full ol helpful
ideas to save your tires.
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Features, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make
the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home.
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If the Great Emergency
struck your home tomorrow
—have you given thought as
to whom you would call for
aid- and as to what your
Best of all, they’re
for you and your family.
budget priced.
The
At Y our Grocer
WATCH
THATn
“Assembly Lines”
On Nation’s Farms
Yield Huge Output
Play Clothes, Swim Suits, Slacks
I PERFECTION
BREAD
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PROCESS
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There's a busy summer ahead with sched­
ules crammed to the brim with defense duties,
Victory gardening. Work hard, yes—But play
hard, too! Now more than ever get out in the
sun for health as well as fun. We’re “All-Out”
for summer sports. Here you'll find everything
you need for summer play, whether you’re stay­
ing home or going away!
TIRES IN SOUTHERN OREGON
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your now
tiree and tubes through the
G oodyear Tntr ure E xten ­
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P lan .
LOOK FOR THIS SIGN !
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620 “II” Street
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Grants Pass, Oregon
Phone 754 |