Illinois Valley News, Thursday, March 9, 1911
RATION STAMPS
OUR DEMOCRACY-
GREEN STAMPS
K, L and M in Book IV, good
for processed fruits and vege-
tables, expire March 20.
by Mat
FULL PRESSURE /S NEEDED
BUE STAMPS
AB, BB, CB, D8 and EB in Book
IV, (ten points each) good for
processed fruits and vegetables
expire May 20.
BROWN STAMPS
Y and Z in Book III expire
March 20.
RED STAMPS
AB, BB, and CB in Book IV (ten
points each), good for meats and
fats, expire May 20.
CLASSIFIED ADS
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DYNAMITE
Try Valley Lumber Co. if you need
blasting powder. 221 West F
St., Grants Pass.
44-tfc
FOR SALE—12 and 16 inch block
wood. 75c a tier. Come and get
it. Barton-Womack Lumber Co.
Mill No. 1, O'Brien.
45-4tp
FURNITURE — When you need
New or Used Furniture, think of
Manchel’s. Keep up the home
the boys are fighting for. Man­
drel's Furniture, 112 N. 6th St..
Grants Pass.
-2-tf.
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FOR SALE—No trespassing cards
at The News Office.
52tf
FOR SALE—Baled hay, latus
clover, priced $30 at barn. Auc­
tion yard, Brahs Bros., Grants
Pass.
44-2tp
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ABSTRACTS — Title insurance,
affiliated with Commonwealth.
Inc., Josephine County Abstract
Co., 217-219 No. 6th St.. Grants
Pa--.
HAVE BUYERS for ranches, large
and small.
You furnish the
property and we furnish the
buyers. List with Sam J. Mil­
ler, Muir Auto Court, Cave
Junction.
5-tf
FOR SALE — Weaner pigs, good,
fat, about nine weeks old. Ben
George.
45-1tp
L. E. (TED) ATHEY Is now a
licensed real estate broker and
would appreciate listing of pro­
perty from those who wish to
dispose of their holdings.
NOTICE
>
E. E. DOPYERA will pay cash for
your old furniture, pianos, over­
stuffed. What have you? Phone
86, Hollywood Specialty Shop.
626 So. 6th st.. Grants Pass.
There will be an Auxiliary card
party this Saturday night. Very
nice prizes. All welcome.
L
( 1 RPb'Xt Y
ST
ter World War II of consumer in­
flation followed by even more
monetary inflation.
Countries in which gold will
freely circulate as a medium of
exchange will be the best off.
Countries which attempt to get
along with some form of managed
currency will be in the worst
shape. Hence, we should ultimate­
ly have in s >me form a currency
which even if the circumstances
were restricted would be inter-
i changeable for gold. Thus, 1 pre-
' diet that our present managed
money system is on the way out.
More money has probably been
lost through speculating in gold
shares than in any other stocks.
On a long-term basis, however, 1
i now favor stocks of gold mining
companies which were profitably
producing before World War II.
During the war. gold is subordinate
■ in importance to nickel and copper
and to the products of many other
mines. In view of this, and the
manpower shortage, nearly 60 per
cent of the mines in the United
States, Canada and South Africa
have shut down. The remaining
are operating on a greatly reduced
basis; in fact gold production in
, United States and Canada is less
! than at anytime in 100 years.
After the war, when all efforts
are turned to stimulating world
trade, gold may prove the only
medium through which interna
tional payments can be made. Thus
gold may rise in value in terms of
o ' pi esent currency. Further­
more, >.s restrictions are lifted with
respect to manpower ail mater-i
I tionably, a bank plan
worked out with most of the 25
I united nations' governments.
People Want Gold
on its own account to private busi­
In World War I it was gold,
ness to cover goods in transit. Like not currency, which Colonel Law­
our federal reserve system it might rence used in order to win the
prove a highly profitable and use­ -up^iort of Arab tribesmen. His­
ful enterprise.
tory repeated itself when our own
Dr. Hai ry D. White of our treas­ Genera! Mark Clark landed in Af­
ury department and John Maynard rica with a bag of gold. Gold will " The cold neutrality of on impartial
Keynes, the British money author­ always talk when no other form
judge"—Burke
ity, have both proposed plans for of money is effective.
That a ».^rXi MARCH
the stabilization of international natural demand for gold exists to­
-11—Create bureau of Indian
currencies. The White plan favors day is shown by the price of gold
•
affaire. 1824.
an actual gold fund. The Keynes in the Bombay and Cairo markets
•4*1 12— Curtis aeroplane makes
plan favors large credits over a where it is selling for almost dou­
~ I
successful trial trip tn
New York. 1908.
long period »f time without re­ ble the United States price of $35.
quiring member countries of the This strengthens my belief that in­
•1J—Supreme Court affirm»
corporation tax. 1911.
world bank to put up any gold. ternational currencies, including
This Keynes idea is highly infla­ our own, will be further reduced I
14— Eli Whitney receive» pat­
tionary. At the moment the White in value, This would mean further
ent for cotton gin. 1794.
proposal looks the best. I'nqui s- monetary inflation and a rise af-
Y—IS—American Legion con­
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FOR SALE-—What have yon? An
ad in this column sure gets re­
sults, and they cost so little.
FOR
NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received by
School District No. 3 for 75 tiers
of 16 inch well seasoned fir heater
wood, Wood must be delivered
and piled in the wood shed by
September 1.
Bids will be
the board reserves
accept or reject all bids.
ANNA W1TTROCK,
Clerk. District No.
44-46
ceived in Pans, 1919.
HARD wear &GOOD LOOKS
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.tls after the war there should be
a i'r’’r of earning p>wer to the
g .<• industry. ( -ttiinv it is no
■n <•
sell g >M stocks. New pur
.-ha».'» should ' > confined to pro­
ducing corona ■ s with the 'le.-t
oi e rating whose over-all cost of
production is reasonably low.
Windows and Doors!
See
Valley Lumber Co.
for your repair jobs
221 W. F St.
Phone 47
Youngblood's Market
FORMERLY WITT ROCK GROCERY
Kerby, Oregon
Community Grocery and Market
where we hope you will all feel
perfectly at home — Come and go as
you please — Shop around — Come in
and see our store — There is no obliga­
tion to buy — If you see what you want,
it will be a pleasure for us to wait upon
you.
THE NIC EST PEOPLE IN THE
WORLD PASS UNDER OUR DOOR
(HR (TSTOMERS
We keep open on Sundays from 9:00
a. m. until 0:00 p. m. for your conven­
ience.
A
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season
Government Inspected Meats
Ambulance Service
PHONE 388
L B. Hall Funeral Home
Near County Courthouse
5th and “C” Streets
Grants Pass
We Carry a Complete Line of
Building Material
Ready to take away!
SHINGLES
CELOTEX WALLBOARD
ACME PAINTS
TENKOTE
Liquid Asbesto» Roofing
10 Year Guarantee
U. S. TIRES
Recapping and Repairing
DUCKWORTH
The Tire Man
Grants Pass Lumber Co
Grants Pass
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MADE FOR HEAVY DUTY
• What a beating Mar-Not can
take and (till stay beautiful.
Boiling water, soap suds, alco­
hol, scuffing feet and scraping
furniture—Mar-Not takes them
all and comes up smiling.
FOR SALE — Mining location
blanks, both quartz ami placer
and ‘respa-s notices at the
Illinois Valiev News office.
CLASSIFIED AI>S Sure get good
results. Someone might have
the thing you want, or you might
have what someone else wants.
Two-bits makes a bargain.
HIGH-GLOSS OR
SATIN-FINISH
SUMMONS
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
JOSEPHINE COUNTY
EDITH NEDROW By ZELDA
DAWSON. Her Guardian Ail Lit­
em. Plaintiff, vs. EDWIN MAR
SHALL NEDROW. Defendant.
To: The above named defend­
ant: In the name of the State of
Oregon: You are hereby required
to appear and answer the com­
plaint filed against you in the
above entitled cause within four
<4» weeks from the date of first
publication of this summons, which
date is March 9, 1944. and if you
fail so to appear and answer said
complaint, plaintiff will apply to
the court for a decree annulling
the marriage between you and
plaintiff, and for such other and
further relief as may be meet and
equitable. This Summons is pub­
lished by order of the Hon. H. K
Hanna, judge of said Court, dated
March 2. 1944. ordering publica­
tion once a week for four (41 suc­
cessive weeks.
C. F. PRUF.SS.
Attorney for Plaintiff. U. S. Na­
tional Bank Bidg Grants Pass,
Ore.
45-49
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There will be an Auxiliary card
party this Saturday night. Very
nice prize« All welcome.
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