Illinois Valley News. Thursday, July 16, 1942
This fall attention will be cen­
tered on a common evil through­
out the state. And this is the mat­
ter of jury lists. Did you ever
check up these lists from one
court term to another and notice
that the “same old names”
“drawn’ from time to time,
most everyone knows that some­
thing isnt just “skookum.”
skinless organisms floating idly
in the sea.
Few people realize that the skin
is itself an organ of the human
body, fully as important to life as
the heart or lungs or brain.
Actually, the skin is the largest
organ of the body. A rug equal
in size and weight to a man's skin
would cover from IB to 20 square
feet of floor space and weigh six
pounds!
CLASSIFIED ADS
The Great Protector
SAME JURY LISTS
GOOD PASTURE—For rent,
or 20 head of cattle for a long
time, Althouse district. O. C.
Larsen, Cave Junction. 11-ltp
FOR SALE—One young saddle
mare, one 8-year-old pack and
saddle gelding, also pack sad­
dle. Ethel Banta, Kerby. 11-ltp
FOR RENT OR SALE—Cozy 4
room house, furnished. A de­
lightful home on the banks of
the Illinois river.
Inquire at
9-ltf
The News Office.
"THIS IS A REAL FIGHT
War that will be won or lost with materais as well as men
1»
says Paul Bunyan. Total
You can t run a war or war produc­
tion without lumber and wood products With every log that is handled every piece of lumber
or sheet ol plywood delivered, the industry is taking its poke at the.Axie "
FURNITURE — When you need
New or Used Furniture, think of
Manchel’s. Keep up the home
the boys are fighting for. Man-
chel's Furniture, 112 N. 6th St.,
Giants Pas-.
-2-tf.
four
u’/e Investing
2 i t War Bonds
FOR SALE—One packing saddle
mare, fine condition, about
1020 pounds in weight, Price
reasonable.
Also 1929 F ord
coupe with box back, good con­
dition, tires fair, price $65 cash.
Inquire at Takilma Store.
E.
J. Allinger.
11-ltp
This envelope we live in. the
skin, protects our bodies 1 from
cold, from heat, and from too rap­
id evaporation of body fluids. It
is a regular automatic thermo­
stat, working constantly to keep
the body's temperature normal.
The skin serves us well as a
“bureau of information." It warns
us of pain, pressure, and unseen
dangers. It provides us with on-
of the traditional five sense, the
sense of touch.
The skirt is the body's first line
of defense against infection. It has
a secret weapon with which to re­
pel unwanted invaders—a hard
outer surface that provides the
germs with no place to live ami no
foot! to eat.
The skin has the remarkable
ability to reveal the susceptibility
of the body to certain diseases. It
is so sensitive that the accuracy
of the well-known Montoux Test
for tuberculosis, for instance, de­
pends upon the recastions which
WANTED—To buy trailer that
uses 6.00x16 tires. Tires are
not a necessary feature. See
C. E. Thacker at Barber shop.
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RULE’S
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THE DRESS SALE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. DOZENS
OF DRESSES SUITABLE FOR SUMMER AND FALL WEAR.
This Sale does not include mid - summer Dresses
The attractive red. white and blue window sticker, pictured above, is
the new yardstick of patriotism in the War Bond drive throughout the
nation. With the slogan, “Everybody every pay day. ten percent,” sweep­
ing the country, patriotic Americans on the home front are rallying to their
Government's appeal for funds with which to help finance the war. The
home which displays li.e ten percent” sticker is doing its share toward
Victory for America and the United Nations. The stickers are being dis­
tributed through local War Savings Chairmen.
v. 5. 1 rcasury Department
WANTED — Wool and Mohair,
hides and pelts, junk batteries,
radiators, scrap iron and all
scrap metals. Grants Pass Bar­
gain House, 624-626 So. 6th St.
Phone SC,
50-tf
SPEAKING OF HEALTH
THE ENVELOPE
WE LIVE IN
If it hadn’t been for the de­
FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE In­
surance. See M. C. Athey at velopment of the flexible, water­
the News office.
4-tf tight membrane we call the skin it
wouldn't have been possible at all
ALL KINDS of heavy blacksmith for living beings, millions of years
work now being done at the Hi ago, to emerge from the waters of
Miller garage on Caves high­
way.
Plow repairing, steel
sharpening, etc.
Hi Miller.
formerly Des garage.
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BARUMS
Old newspapers for sale at The
News office, 10 cents per ban­
dle.
6OIDIa Bei
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
BOURBON
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR
THE COUNTY OF JOSEPHINE
In the Matter of the Guardian­
ship of George Porter, an incom­
petent person.
NOW AT THIS TIME, upon
reading a petition duly verified
by Eli Morris, Guardian of the
person and estate of George Por­
ter, an incompetent person, for
license to sell the following de­
scribed real property, to-wit:
1 rotis East and West off the
West side of the SWh of Sec.
2; and the SE1« of Sec. 3; And
all of NE’* North of Grave
Creek in Sec. 10; and 18 rods
East and Wi st off West Side of
NW1* of NW1* North of Grave
Creek, and Harkness Ditch, in
Sec. 1 1 ; And a parcel of land
containing about 3.5 acres lying
in the SW ’* of Sec. 2, and the
SE1* of Sec. 3. described in
deed records of Josephine Coun­
ty, Oregon. Book 85, page 608;
all in Township 34 S. R. 6 W..
W. M., Josephine County, Ore­
gon ;
to pay off the indebtedness and for
the support and maintenance of
the said incompetent.
IT IS THEREFORE HEREBY
ORDERED that the next of kin of
said incompetent, anti all persons
interested in said estate appear be­
fore me in the County Court Room
in the City of Grants Pass. Jose­
phine County, Oregon, on the Hth
day of August. 1942, at 10:00 A.
M., to show cause, if any there be.
why license should not be granted
to sell said real property, and that
a copy of this order be served by
publication in the Illinois Valley
News for four successive weeks, or
28 days, from the date of the first
publication of said citation.
Dated this 7th day of July. 1942.
W A JOHNSON.
Attest
County Judge.
BEN W. COUTANT,
10-13
County Clerk.
BUY
SALE OF DRESSES
FOR RENT—Drag-saw. Splendid
condition. Will rent by day or
month to rigb* party. Inquire
at News office. Judy Squire.
ABSTRACTS — Title insurance,
affiliated with Commonwealth,
Inc., Josephine County Abstract
Co., Masonic Bldg., Grants Pass.
follow making an injection pre­ avoided by wearing lightweight
cisely between the outer and in­ clothing.
Hand Washing Important
ner layers of the skin.
The hands should be frequently
Care of the Skin
washed and the body cleansed, not
Two and a half billion dollars only for the sake of appearance,
ate spent every year in this coun­ but to help remove the danger of
try for the care and ornament of getting into the system any dirt
the skin.
or infectious germs that may
Generally speaking, a healthy cling tenaciously to the surface of
skin, however, is a matter of good the skin. Hands should always be
internal health and not of exter­ washed immediately before eating.
nal treatment.
A suitable diet,
Most people, by giving the mat­
coupled with a normally function­ ter a little thought and following
ing digestive tract and a common­ good habits of hygiene, find little
sense program of cleanliness, will difficulty in giving proper care
do most to improve the health and to the skin. As the envelope we
appearance of your skin.
live in, it certainly deserves our
If we cannot feet! the skin from best efforts to keep it clean, heal­
outside, at least we can refrain thy, and attractive.
from abusing or neglecting it. Ex­
posure t 1 the sun, for instance,
must be taken in moderation. The
r
1
initial doses must be small, and too
much vacation sun bathing may be
UNITED STATES
actually dangerous.
Sunburn is
WAR
painful, even iy a fairly mild case,
BONDS
AND
and precious days from one’s va­
STAMPS
cation and work may easily be lost
by thoughtlessness in exposing
one's self too long to “God's lid­
less eye.’ With the nation at war,
every working hour counts.
WAKE UP BUSINESS /
There are various forms of der­
matitis or skin disease that must
By Advertising In | /
be guarded against, too. Inflam­
This Newspaper
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mation may be caused by poison
ivy, poison oak. or sumac. Ring­
worm ami impetigo may require
the advice of vour physician. Sum­
mer heat rash can usually be
THE GOLDEN
FEET HURT? Why suffer with
feet when they can be so read­
ily helped with correct shoes or
arch supports when needed.
DEWEY'S, 610 11 street, Grants
Pass. Oregon. Free X-Ray Shoe
Fitting.
8-4tc
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survive upon dry
the air.
this truly mar- I
they would have |
anshine. Instead
s, we might be
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
WHISKEY
$9.90 and $10.95 Values
One Lot At
■
Discount
Selected group of better Dresses,
women’s and misses’ sizes, from
“Hollywood Jr.,” “Doris Dodson,"
“Bloomfield” and “Better Made,”
and other advertised lines sold only
at the Golden Rule.
$
,87
$16.95 Less %
NOW
$
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$11.75 Less %
NOW
$
Now $“T.95
This group consists of sport and
dressy type Dresses in regular,
half and junior sizes, suitable for
all summer wear. Printed Jer­
seys and crepes.
Hats
Every Spring and Summer Hat must go. Your
choice, regardless of former price—
89c, S1.98, $2.95
00
$7.95 and $8.95 Values
PIMT»
$12.95 Less \\
NOW
*1.10
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Make your selection early as there
are not all sizes or colors.
Jo». Barclay & Co., limited, Peoria. Illinois
$5.95
This group consists of lovely sport dresses,
printed Shantung jerseys, rayon prints and
olid colors. Junior and women's regular and
half sizes.
SPECIAL—$1.19 and $1.49 values
A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
Quick - Easy - Safe
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for complete
information—
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SLACKS in light blue denim. BI.Ol SES and Terry ('loth SWEATERS. Also group of white wash­
able SPORT SWEATERS, button style, with Caveman emblem, in blue, green and red. Small,
medium and large. Just the wrap for wash dresses, slacks or bathing suits.
JULY CLEARANCE
SHOE
Add re»« -
SAMPLE COPY ON REQUEST
SALE
WOMEN’S SHOES IN WHITE AND BEIGE ARE DRASTICALLY
REDUCED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE!
All Paris Fashion Dress Shoes
in white and beige, including Spec­
tators. Nationally advertised at
$4.45 and $3.95
One odd lot consisting of 330
pairs in white, black and brown,
including dressy types, play shoes
i nd sport oxfords.
JULY
CLEARANCE
SALE.
Per Pair
JULY
CLEARANCE
SALE,
Per Pair
$ 1.88
X-RAY SHOE FITTING
The Christian Science Publtthitig Society
One. Norway Street, Bo»ton, Matsachuiett*
Price $12 00 Yearly, or $ I 00 a Month
Saturday I»*ue. including Magazine Section, $2 60 a Year
Introductory Offer, 6 Saturday I»ue> 25 Cent».
$1«OO
YOU NEVER PAY MORE AT
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