Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 12, 1915
Hugh Gould, county service in the interest of all veterans,
er of Fluhrer’s Bakeries in Med­
agent, was in the valley Wednes-
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ford, was in the valley getting ac­
day on his regular monthly trip
Ray Harrison, associate ntanag- quainted with the trade today
CLASSIFIED ADS
ABSTRACTS — Title insurance,
affiliated with Commonwealth,
Inc.. Josephine County Abstract
Co., 217-219 No. 6th St., Grants
Pass.
WANTED TO BUY’ — Electric
washing machine. Mrs. Earley
at Temple’s.
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WANTED—Woman for general
housework. Write or call Mrs.
Harry Floyd, Holland, Oregon.
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LISTINGS WANTED __ Country
and town property, acreage,
ranches and business opportuni­
ties. Leave listings at Free­
man's Auto Service and Parts.
Cave Junction, our valley office.
Walter Freeman and Raymond
Proctor, salesmen.
Geo. P. Chalker, Realtor.
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I OR SALE—Buzz saw. Lee Sta­
ley, 1'4 miles south of Selma.
I.OG CABIN GARAGE
General Auto Repairing
Selma. Oregon
Motor Tune-Up—Lubrication
Art Dedrick, Prop.
WANTED—Icebox or Electrolux.
Write or see J. G. Hendrix at
Quarantine Station, O’Brien.
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WANTED—Comibne work in Il­
linois Valley. Don Thompson
'and J. A. Buckles, Selma. 10-2tp
LOST—Tuesday, July 3, pair of
glasses in case in Cave Junction
or Kerby. Finder please leave
at Selma store. $5 reward. Her­
man Heller.
DYNAMITE
Try Valley Lumber Co. if you need
blasting powder. 221 West F
St., Grants Pass.
44-tfc
Ella's
Beauty Salon
Rilling Kooler Wave
MACHINELESS and (OLD WAVE
In Cave Junction next door to Postoffice
MAKE YOUR APPO.NTMENTS EARLY
2K
WVAWAWAWAW V’.".
Square Locker Boxes
STACK BEST!
PINTS, 50c Dozen — QUARTS, 65c Dozen
GET YOURS
AT
Holland Store
If you’ve never pampered your car before — This is the time
to do it, so it will survive the war months ahead until you
can get a new one.
OUR SPECIALISTS know your CAR’S TROUBLES and know
how to cure them, whether it be a COMPLETE OVERHAUL
or a minor adjustment.
I
3L- re working harder...
doing more...and your skin
gets dried out by your ex­
tra activities. The answer is
Botany Lanolin. So much
richer in beneficial lanolin
these beauty aids help re
store the natural oil bal­
ance that encourages a
smooth, soft skin.
WE BUYERS for rancho«, large
and small. You furnish the
property and we furnish the
buyers. List with Sam J. Mil­
ler, Muir Auto Court, Cave
Junction.
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FOR SALE—Model A ’31 1'4 ton
truck $250. G. F. Graham on
Rock.vdale road, Hilltop ranch.
FOR SALE—Seven room house
with two lots, 37 acre tract
splendid for turkies or chickens
Two other places with cabins.
Bargains for quick sales. See
Ted Athev at the News office.
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REMEMBER—Your car may have to
last a long time
Hannum & Kelt Chevrolet
FOR SALE—44 acres, more o,
less with two cabins and good
well. Write or see G. F. Gra­
ham, box 154 Cave Junction.
ERWIN L. SCHMIDT
Public Accountant
and
Tax Consultant
Grants Pass, Oregon
Phone 1110
Evenings, 502 R 4.
Discontinuance of Short Overnight
Pullman Service Affects ...
Botany lanolin Triple­
Action Cream, $1, $176
Botany Lanolin
Formula 70, $1.25. $2
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Botany lanolin Super­
fatted Soap,
3 calces for 50«
• 4
Botany Lanolm lotion, $1
Plus Tax
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GOLDEN RULE
made at
Valley Lumber Co.
Phone 47
ANNOUNCEMENT
We are pleased to an­
nounce that we have
secured the services of
MR. FRED ROUT
Who will have charge of
the mechanical repair
department of our shop.
Keep your car in good
condition until you can
Ket another one. Come
in and let us help you.
Art Drews'
Services
Cave Junction, Ore.
BUT IT MEANS MORE SLEEPING ( ARS FOR VETERANS
Operation of over-night sleeping
cars from Portland to Southern
Oregon points and to Coos Bay
points will be discontinued with the
last from Portland, Friday, July
13th and from destination points,
Saturday, July 14th, by Order No.
52 of the United States Office of
Defense Transportation.
The new regulations eliminate ali
Pullman sleeping cars operating
for distances of 450 miles or less.
The reason for this order is that
additional sleeping cars MUST be
obtained to provide accommoda­
tions for the returning veterans
from Europe, who are reaching At­
lantic ports in large numbers.
These veterans are coming home
for discharge, or for furlough be­
fore going on to fight again in the
Pacific. They deserve the most
comfortable transportation service
we can give them.
WINDOW FRAMES
Any kind or any size
221 West F St
Grants Pass
Phone 520
411 South Sixth St.
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.,
Grants Pass.
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ROBBER’S ROOST AT KERBY
One Navajo blanket, 4x5; one sei­
ape robe; 4 solid oak dining
chairs; two waterproof tents,
one used only 10 days, size
10x12, the other 10x14 brand
new; other miscellaneous arti­
cles. Goods bought and sold.
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Demands Special Care
for Your Car
Harry R. Floyd's
FOR SALE—Alfalfa and oat hay.
Also have 140 acre field for
pasture. Elk Creek ranch, 2
miles south of O’Brien on Red­
wood highway.
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TRACTOR WORK—Custom plow­
ing, discing, mowing, etc. See
Wendell Lee, Caves highway.
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HOT WEATHER
How can a motor oil save gasoline?
Much gasoline loss is caused by gradual ring tad
cylinder wear. Gas mixtures then blow-by,” compres­
sion is reduced, performance gets rough. RPM Motor
Oil slows this wear ’way down — sticks tight on hot
or cold metal surfaces, insures cold motors against
extra starting wear, protects critical hot spots on long
runs. For more mileage, less wear — use Standard’s
RPM Motor Oil.
HOWARD BEARSS
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
Cave Junction
Y oim local representative far
STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA
No new sleeping cars have been
built since Pearl Harbor. Over half
of the sleeping cars have been in
exclusive use by the military- But
they were not enough for this new
task. The O. I). T. order resulted.
While discontinuance of short
distance sleeping car operations
will cause inconveniences to many
people, we feel sure that the citi­
zens of Oregon will approve this
effort to better serve the men from
overseas to whom we owe so much.
We KNOW the families of these
Oregon boys who are coming home
will have no question as to the
merit of this new regulation.
As far as Southern Pacific is con­
cerned, our guiding principle has
been ‘The Military comes first,”
and we are cooperating 100 per
cent in carrying out the provisions
of the above O. D. T. order. With
nearly 20,000 Southern Pacific men
and women in the armed forces we,
too, have a real and personal inter­
est in the welfare and comfort of
service men and women.
So you may know how this order
applies to Southern Pacific service
generally, we show below the Pull­
man sleeping service on our lines
which will be discontinued after the
last trip from Portland, July 13th,
and from destination points July
14th. Coach service will still bo
available between these points.
SLEEPING ( ARS TO BE DISCONTINUED
BETWEEN
AND
BETWEEN
AND
Portland
Oakland
Portland
Oakland
Fre.no
San Rafael
Lot Angeles
Lot Angelet
Southern Oregon
Dunsmuir
Cool Bay
Reno
Lo. Angele.
Eureka
Sacramento
Phoenix
New Orlean.
Hou.ton
Houiton
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Houston
Galveston
Lake Charles
New Orlean.
Shreveport
Dalia.
San Antonio
Austin
Corpus Christ
Brownsville
Dallas
Th* Friendly Southern Pacific