Illinois Valley News, Thursday,
CLASSIFIED ADS
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
' solve spoilage problems and oth­
Homemakers to Learn
CAVE CITY PARK Grocery on
ers.
About
Canning
Redwoods highway.
2-tfc
HAVE BUYERS for ranches, large
Another canning season is upon
and small. You furnish the FOR SALE—Small table model
us and it is possible to can with­
property and we furnish the
Admiral radio, also brand new
Valuable tips for beginning can­ out any spoilage whatever, Mrs.
Aladdin lamp and T model Ford.
buyers. List with Sam J. Mil­
Robert
G.
Smith.
Caves
high
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ner» and new and simplified meth­ Freeman believes and will demon­
ler, Muir Auto Court, Cave
way.
5-ltp
ods for the more experienced will strate. She comes to the county
Junction.
5-tf
FOR SALE by owner, modern
be demonstrated under the auspices of the home
DYNAMITE
home. 6 rooms and bath, 30 ac­
at the American extension units and Miss Ruth
res timberland, 2 acres cleared,
Try Valley Lumber Co. if you need
Legion hall at Crawford, home demonstration ag­
3 miles from Cave Junction,
blasting powder. 221 West F
Cave Junction on ent, will accompany her on her
Ore.
If interested write
field trip.
St., Grants Pass.
44-tfc
Box 124, Cave Junction, Ore.
June 14th at 1:30
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REFRIGERATION SERVICE —
REAL ESTATE
RADIO TECHNICIAN HERE
M
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s.
Vivian
I will be in the Illinois Valley ev­ A BARGAIN, 80 acres with 4 room
house, water right for 13*4
Freeman, home
ery Tuesday. Leave word at
This week. Manager Bill Moy­
acres.
canning special­ er, of COPCO, brought out their
Scott’s Market and I will take
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care of your refrigeration trou­ IDEAL TURKEY ranch, 10 acres
ist of the North­ radio technician and looked over
bles. Al Baker.
41-43-p
west, will give their lines to see if the electric
with 7‘-i fenced with poultry
netting. New 6-room house and
this service in Jo­ lines were interfering with the ra­
ERWIN L. SCHMIDT
bath.
Three brooder houses,
sephine c o u nty dio reception in the valley.
Public Accountant
equipped for 4500 turkeys.
beginning Tuesday at the Library
and
The radio expert did not find
ROOM
HOUSEJand eight acres, auditorium in Grants Pass. The
Tax Consultant
4
anything
that would materially in­
Grants Pass, Oregon
priced at $2500.00.
entire day, Tuesday, will be de­ terfere with valley radios, but will
Phone 1110
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Evenings, 502 R 4.
11 ACRES all cleared and water voted to Deer Creek and Illinois return when he has more time and
right. Modern 4 room house Valley homemakers, all of whom go over the electric lines and try
FURNITURE — When you need
and bath, electric lights, hard- will be cordially welcome to this to locate any trouble, if it is the
New or Used Furniture, think of
wood floors, near Redwood high­ free demonstration. Sugar con­
electric lines that are giving the
way. Must be seen to be ap­
Manchel’s. Keep up the home
serving methods and simplified trouble.
preciated.
the boys are fighting for. Man­
ways of proceeding with conserv­
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chel’s Furniture, 112 N. 6th St., FIVE ACRES near
Cave Junction, ing food in jars will be shown by
Mrs.
Juanita Freitas of Pleas­
Grants Pass.
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priced reasonable at $650.00.
Mrs. Freeman, who has long years anton, Calif., is here visiting hei
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LISTINGS WANTED on ranches, 30 ACRES timberland, 2 acres al­ of experience and study in hel­
businesses, etc. Drop us a card
ready cleared, 6 room modern line. She will first give the dem­
or see Art Bolinger on Caves
house and bath. Three miles onstration, then conduct a ques­
highway, or phone us collect.
from Cave Junction.
tion and answer forum helping to
Southern Oregon Land Co., 315
See L. E. (Ted) ATHEY
S. 6th street, phone 769 or 213,
Cave Junction, Oregon
Grants Pass.
48-tfc
FOR SALE—One No. 400 ball
FOR REAL VALUES in used fur­
bearing forge blower, stand and
SAVE
niture and household goods
cast iron forge basin. Inquire at
News office.
6-1 tp
On Your Insurance!
Try
Before you buy or renew, get our
Hollywood Specialty Shop
rates on car insurance. Farmers LOST—Ration Book No. 4 belong­
We buy, sell and exchange.
ing to J. C. Pippins. Please re­
continuing form National Stand­
626 South 6th
Grants Pass
turn to J. C. Pippins, Route 1,
ard Policy saves you money.
w e have complete facilities for
care Bill Pierce, Cave Junction.
o r
reconditioning |
RALPH
E.
BELL,
repairing
ABSTRACTS — Title insurance,
6-ltp your car or truck.
Distributing Manager
affiliated with Commonwealth,
L. E. (TED) ATHEY
FOR SALE—1934 Plymouth four-
Inc., Josephine County Abstract
Local Agent
Texaco G as and Oil
door sedan, under ceiling. Per­
Co., 217-219 No. 6th St., Grants 1930 LA SALLE piekup, 3 good 8-
ry Pullen, Rt. 1, Box 232, Cave
Pass.
SELMA GARAGE
Junction.
6-ltp
ply tires, 3 6-ply tires. Factory
built bed. Will trade for car or FOR SALE—1 double unit
AND SUPPLY
Surge
LOG CABIN GARAGE
sell. James Loyd. Box 44, Sel­
milking machine,
practically
DOYL HAMILTON
Selma, Oregon
ma,
6-1 tp
new; 1 electric McCormick
General Auto Repairing
Selma, Ore.
Deering
separator.
Wendell
Motor Tune-Up-—Lubrication
Lee, Caves highway.
6-ltp
Art Dedrick, Prop.
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CALL US for those guaranteed
ROBBERS’ ROOST
Johns Manville roofs — 12
months to pay, or cash. We
FOR SALE—New 500 capacity
have a limited amount of as­
chick brooder; 600 pound almost
bestos siding left. Phone 196-J.
new milking machine; a Law­
F. B. Hari is, i '.O'. i South 5th St.,
rence roping saddle, almost new.
Grants Pass.
6-4tp
and miscellaneous other articles.
Kerby, Oregon
LISTINGS WANTED — Country
and town property, acreage,
TRADE—1938 Ford pickup fol­
ranches and business opportuni­
iate model car. Redwood Lodge,
ties. Leave listings at Dorothy’s
Selma, Oregon.
5-ltp
Dinette, Cave Junction, our
FOR SALE—Pre-war living room
valley office. Geo. P. Chalker,
suite, 4-piece Monterey. Inquire
realtor.
26-tf
at Selma store, Selma, Oregon.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy (Buck)
Smith. Also at the Smith home is
George Yarbrough, who arrived
from Santa Rosa, where he has
been recuperating in recent
months. He was wounded some
time ago while with the armed
forces in the Pacific.
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WHAT THE LEGION
AUXILIARY IS DOING
Now that Poppy Day is past
and the poppy posters no longei
will be needed for display, all those
wishing their posters returned may
get them by asking Mrs. Taylor at
the theater. The Unit is very
proud to know that the poster
made by Charlotte King of Selma
won honorable mention in the De­
partment contest.
Election of officers was held
Wednesday, June 6th, as follows:
President—Emily Kellert
First Vice-President—Joy Bad-
den.
Second Vice-President — Edna
McLean.
Secretary—Amy Hussey.
Treasurer—Lida Miller.
Executive Board, elective mem-
bers—Marie White, Millie Tre-
fethen and Jean Bonner.
ro you including
WHAT IS ELECTRICAL LIVING?
It's Minply making electricity your servant,
to eliminate the drudgery of housework. In
every home there are scores of ways in which
electricity can save you time and energy. In the
kitchen you can have automatic cooking, effort­
less dishwashing, better food preservation. All
through the house there are equally important
ways in which electricity can add to your com­
fort and pleasure. Electrical Living means tak­
ing advantage of as many of them as you can.
HOW CAN YOU HAVE IT?
Simply see that your home is property wired,
so your present electrical equipment... and new
things in the making . .will have plenty of cur­
rent, where you need it Whether you plan to
LET US HELP YOU PLAN
To help with your planning, we have a
build or modernize, make sure that the wiring
will keep your house up-to-date electrically.
WHEN CAN YOU START?
special department that will be glad to tell
you some of the things to expect and that
Soon, wc hope. But, in the meantime, it ij
will help provide proper wiring so you
Cap enjoy all the good dungs that Electrical
important to decide on what electrical con­
veniences you want, and the wiring needed
Living promises.
for them. It’s not too early for that. In fact,
it’s important to plan now, so you can start
to enjoy the benefits of Electrical Living as
soon as it is available.
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THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY^
ONE or AMERICA’S BUSINESS-MANAGED ELECTRIC COMPANIES