Illinois Valley News, Thursday, September 13, 1945
C LASSIFIED ADS
FOUND—A gold ring with eagle
emblem, initialed. Owner can
identify at News office and pay
for ads.
20-tf
*CAVE JUNCTION' SHOE SHOP
Formerly L. A. Beard’s
Now open 6 days a week.
From 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
O. H. STROM
19-4tp
LOST — Brown leather billfold
containing social security card,
papers and other items, good
only to owner. Doris Walsh at
C. & B. Cafe, Cave Junction.
SPENCER CORSET1ERE — For
information or appointment
write Route 1, Box 364, Cave
Junction, Oregon.
14-ltfc
FOB SALE—Baled oat hay, $30
per ton. C. C. Beck, Holland,
Oregon.
20-ltp
RHEUMATISM AND ARTHRITIS
—I suffered for years and am
so thankful that I was cured of
this terrible affliction that I will
gladly answer anyone writing
me or information. Mrs. Anna
Pautz, P. O. Box 825, Vancou
ver, Washington.
18-4tc
ERWIN L. SCHMIDT
Public Accountant
and
Tax Consultant
Grants Pass, Oregon
Phone 1110
Evenings, 502 R 4.
WANTED—-Cider press.
Kerby, Oregon.
Box 44.
20-1 tc
FOR SALE AT
ROBBER’S ROOST
At Kerby
Two Royal Blue Separators all
reconditioned.
Salmon poles
and fish rods, also reels, fish
poles and tackle. One 10x12
tent. Iver Johnson 38 cal. re
volver, almost new. No. 5 Un
derwood Standard and Portable
Corona typewriters. One Pack
ard Bell car radio. Other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
I)E LAVAL SPEEDWAY method
of fast milking is sweeping the
country. Saves time and labor.
Results in healthier udders. Re-
duces stripping time. 38 state
colleges out of 48 use the lit
Laval milking machine. There
must be a reason. For sale by
Miller’s Seed & Feed store, ol I
South 6th Street, Grants Pass.
13-tfc
DYNAMITE
Try Valley Lumber Co. if you need
blasting powder. 221 West F
St., Grants Pass.
44-tfc
BOWLING—Illinois Valley Resi
dents are always welcome to the
“I” Street Bowling Alleys. Make
up a party and come in. Bowl
for health and pleasure.
,20-tf
MOVING AND STORAGE—Spe
cial trips at your convenience.
Tariff rates. Commercial Trans
fer, Grants Pass, telephone
593-L.
17-tfc
FURNITURE — When you nMd
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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FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE In
surance. See L. A. Athey at
the News office.
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TWO MILLION FEET
DOUGLAS FIR SOLD
ing have been transformed into
Packages must not exceed five
comfortable housing quarters for pounds in weight, 15 inches in
co-eds. The journalism and news length, or 36 inches in length and
Sale of two million feet of gov- bureau offices have been moved girth combined. The overseas con
j ernment-owned Douglas fir to the to the first floor of the commerce tainer approved by the War Pro
Rough & Ready Lumber company building to clear the west end duction Board will be 10 by 6 by 4
I south of Cave Junction was an- of the Memorial Union building which will be of greater strength
and will permit more packing
I nounced this week by H. C. Obye. for its new use.
Various
tests
and
irtroductory
within the five pound weight limit.
supervisor of Siskiyou National
All packages containing articles
Forest.
Bids were opened last programs are scheduled for the
freshmen
throughout
the
week
of
value should be insured.
Friday, Obye said. The timber
with
final
registration
of
new
stu
If
the sender desires, packages
covers approximately 300 acres in
dents Friday. September 21. Reg may be marked “Abandon If Un-
the Rough & Ready creek area.
istration of old students will be on deliverabJe,’’ and if for some reas
The contract of sale was award
Saturday with class work starting on the package is not delivered
ed to the company at $3.90 pet
the following Monday.
i it will ultimately find good use.
Good Substantial, Every Day
thousand feet. Owners are Lew
The sorority rushing period has Such packages along with articles
WORK
SWEATERS
and DRESS SWEATERS
Krauss and Henry Webb.
been set for September 27 to 30 found loose in the mails and the
In Wool and Cotton mix and 100' '( Wool from
—
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after the new girls have started contents of ordinary parcels bear-
their class work.
' ing no return address are turned
OSC Ready for Biggest
over to Welfare Officers and dis-
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Class Since War Start
I tributed to men at overseas hos
NON-RATIONED SHOES
pitals or advanced bases.
MAIL
CHRISTMAS
for
Children,
sizes 8 to 3, close out at only
OREGON STATE COLLEGE —
Before mailing the sender
With many final week emergency PACKAGES EARLY
1 should check the address for full
shifts and temporary arrange
name, rank, or rate, name of ship
Naval postal authorities urge im
ments the OSC campus is ready
or name of activity. The navy
to welcome the largest incoming mediate mailing of parcels to navy, number should be written out. The
freshman class on September 17 marine corps and coast guard per correct fleet post office should be
since the war cut enrollment to sonnel in order to insure delivery given, too.
by Christmas, the 13th Naval Dis
the recent low levels.
Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes
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The freshmen are due to report trict said today.
In Cave Junction
Despite the end of the war with
to the campus Sunday, September
BLESSED EVENT
ILLINOIS VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER
16th, ready to attend the first Japan, thousands of Navy men will
Freshman Week assembly at 8:30 still be in foreign lands and afloat
o’clock Monday morning. The first for many months.
BORN—To Mr. and Mrs. Joe
TEXACO PRODUCTS
BILL’S CAFE
The navy mail service lists four Gariano of Cave Junction, at Jose
meal will be served in dormitories
Up-To-Date Motor Rebuilding
“
WHERE
FRIENDS MEET”
and other housing units Sunday vital points in the sending of gift phine General hospital, Saturday,
Equipment
packages to Navy, Marine and September 8th, at 2:35 p. m., a
morning.
Breakfast,
Lunch
and Dinner*
SELMA GARAGE &
With close to 850 new girls ac Coast Guard personnel: select son, weight five pounds, seven
6:15 a. m. Until ------ Except
SUPPLY
cepted for registration, the total wisely, wrap securely, mail early ounces.
Monday, 7:30 p. m.
DOYL HAMILTON
number of women students on the and address correctly.
Closed Fridays.
Selma, Oregon
campus will reach an all-time esti
Navy authorities suggest the
mated high at about 1850. To wisest procedure is to ask the ser
Subscribe for The News.
-BUY WAR BONDS—
care for the overflow while new viceman what he wants. An ex
women dormitories are being tensive survey made amonp sail
..A
Windows and Doors!
constructed, parts of the Memorial ors, marines and coast guardsmen
Make rour home pretty and |
See
Union building and women’s build- overseas and in forward areas
new. It’» something you CAN
do. . . . Don't sigh __ See
Valley Lumber Co.
shows a definite list of preferenc
Protect your wood floors!
FOR SALE — One young Jersev es. Men want pictures, canned
SWIGH’S
for your repair jobs
Remove surface stains and
milking cow; two yearling heif luxury foods (olives, nuts, sar
WALLPAPER AND PAINT
beautify the finish— easily— with
221
W. F St.
Phone 47
ers—good ones. Elwood Hus dines, etc.), books, writing cases
I Next to Clark’s Ins. Agency |
sey.
20-ltp
or portfolios, service watches,
FOR SALE—Two 4-year old sad pipes, pens, engraved identifica
dle horses. First house North
of Rough & Ready Lumber Co. tion tags, waterproof wallets an.)
(Webb mill) about 5 miles S. cigaret lighters. Women want pic
of Cave Junction.
20-3tp tures, books, play clothes and
FOR SALE—15 head of Durham stockings.
IS AN ANIMAL WITH BIG
cattle, cows, calves, heifers, and
The same survey determined
One application
DREAMY EYES
steers. Also good team of heavy that overseas personnel do not
cleans and waxes your
horses. F. J. Gibbons, on the
SHE
USES HER LONG TAIL
wood floors. Easy to
W. A. Doney place.
20-ltp want soft candy, cakes, cookies,
use. Preserves the wood. Leaves
fancy toilet kits and cigarets.
TO SWITCH THE FLIES
a lustrous surface. Buy FLOOR
TRACTOR WORK. Plowing, disc
In the actual process of mail
LIFE CLEANER in convenient
SHE GIVES HER QUOTA
ing and bulldozing. Wendell
household size front
Lee on Caves highway.
20-2tp ing, the sender should use a strong
OF MILK EACH DAY
box and pack in shredded paper or
II WE BUYERS for ranches, large
BUT
HER LIFE IS DULL
'. other filler to keep the articles
and small. You furnish the | from shifting around. The filler
SHE HAS LITTLE URGE TO PLAY.
property and we furnish the
will also strengthen the inner
YOU
COULD BRIGHTEN UP
buyers. List with Sam J. Mil
packing.
“Where Most People Trade”
ler, Muir Auto Court, Cave
HER
DAYS WITHOUT MUCH FUSS
Grants Pass, Oregon
Inside each package, the sender
Junction.
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COME ON AND SELL HER CREAM
should place a list enumerating
FOR SALE — True Croft Lily the articles sent, the full name
TO US!
yearlings and bulblets delivered. and address of the serviceman or
Write or see A. A. Johnson,
NEWSPAPER
care Ed Kamph ranch. Smith woman, and his own name and
ADVERTISING
River. Calif.
20 ltp return address.
The box should be tied with a
CASH BUYERS of poultry and
AT YOUR
heavy
string and then wrapped in
eggs. We were here befoie th?
BUYS CREAM IN ANY AMOUNT
war and will still be here after heavy paper and tied with a cord.
SERVICE
VJ day. Our market is Oregon.
TO. HELP YOU
(Apologies to Bing Crosby)
Rogue Valiev Poultry & Egg.
13-tfc
WANTED — Wheat for turkeys
MEDICAL ARTS LABORATORY.
and pasture for 20 head of cat
611 East G street. Grants Pass.
tle. A. J. Duval. Rt. 1. C«V<
Malaria smears, skin tests, blood
Junction.
20-ltp
typing and count. Basal meta
bolism, etc.
13-tfc FOR SALE—Approximately 40 to
50 tons of oat and vetch hay.
AUCTION, AUCTION!—
Get more cash.
Priced very reasonable. See
Sell at auction.
owner
at News office between
Get your cash in one day.
hours of 12 to 2 p. m. Saturday
I conduct all kinds auction sales:
Farm auctions,
or leave word at News office.
Real Estate Auctions,
Geo. P. Martin. Rogue River.
Furniture Auctions.
Oregon.
20-ltp
If you want to sell,
Let Harvey sell it for you.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Your business solicited, appre
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
ciated.
HARVEY WOOD. Auctioneer. THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Office 618 South 6th St. Phone THE COUNTY OF JOSEPHINE.
In the Matter of the Estate of
906.
Res. Redwoods Hotel. Ph. 200. RUFUS H. MOSELEY. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
FOR SALE—Large Oregon prunes that the undersigned has been ap
and Petite Plums, 5c pound, you pointed Administratrix of the Es
pick.
Bring containers. Bob tate of Rufus H. Moseley, De
ceased, by the County Court of
Hill,
mile N. of Holland.
the State of Oregon for Josephine
FOR SALE—Eight acres, more or County, and all persons having
less, four room house, also nine claims against said Estate shall
acre tract with five acres clear present the same, duly verified a ■
ed, about one mile from town. required by law, to Jettie Eads, at
Two buildings, but no living Selma, Oregon, or to Orval J.
house. See Ted Athey at the Millard, her attorney, at the Court
House in Grants Pass, Oregon,
News office.
within six (6) months after the
( ARPENTER W ork Wanted, date of the first publication of this
Contract or otherwise, satisfac Notice.
tion assured. Apply at my res
Date of first publication: Aug
idence across the street from ust 23, 1945.
Coffee Shop in Cave Junction.
JETTIE EADS,
I^iwrence Lowell.
20-ltp ! Administratrix of the Estate of
RUFUS H. MOSELEY. Deceased.
IX)G CABIN GARAGE
General Auto Repairing
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Selma. Oregon
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
Motor Tune-Up—Lubrication
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Art Dedrick. Prop.
THE COUNTY OF JOSE
PHINE.
FOR SALE—2S acres, more <r
In the matter of the estate of
less on old Waldo road, 3 miler EARL RUSSELL, deceased.
from Cave Junction. Running
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
creek through property with that the undersigned has been ap
plenty of timber. All level and pointed administrator of the Es
along county road. See Ted tate of EARL RUSSELL. Deceas
Athey at News office.
16-ltp ed, by the County Court of the
WANTED—Housekeeper at once State of Oregon for Josephine
for three months or more. Herb County, and all persons having
Baack. on old Hunt place, -ltp claims against said Estate shall
present the same, duly verified as
ABSTRACTS — Title insurance, required by law. to Wm. S. Rob
affiliated with Commonwealth, ertson. at Grants Pass. Oregon, or
to Orval J. Millard, his attorney,
Inc.. Josephine County Abstract at the Courthouse in Granta Pass.
Co., 217-219 No. 6th St., Grants Oregon, within six (6) months
after the date of the first publica
Pass.
tion of this notice.
WANTED—Young dog or puppy. Date of first publication August
30th. 1945.
Shepherd type. Also dozen ba
WM S. ROBERTSON.
by chicks or pullets, heavy type.
Mrs. R. F. Oliphant, Cave Junc Administrator of the Estate of
Earl Russell, deceased.
tion.
20-ltp,
Sweaters
. .for . .
Men!
$2.25 to $7.25
$1.25 Pair
KRIEGER'S
Keep WOOD FLOORS
Clean and Shining
J
I
FLOORLIFE
CLEANER
A COW
Rogue River
Hardware
Grants Pass Creamery
GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
Since 1900
Extra Care At No
Extra Cost
Our sincere thanks to
allofjou who heiped
Weekly Service to the
Illinois Valley Every j
TUESDAY.
'
ALMANAC_
When Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, Southern Pacific became perhaps the
most strategic railroad in the United States. Serving the West Coast porta
of embarkation from San Diego to Portland, and more military and naval
establishments than any other railroad, we were called upon to handle an
enormous load.
We were able to handle this load successfully because of the great work
of railroad men and women up and down the line, and with the help and
cooperation of thousands of people not actually working for the railroad.
Now the war is over. The job is done. But we of Southern Pacific will
never forget the vay people stood by ua when the task sometimes seemed
bigger than our railroad.
We send our sincere thanks —
--- to the Army, Navy and (.or eminent authorities for their sympathetic
understanding of our problems.
—bonne
---- to the shippers uho cheerfully pul up with delays so that more vital
war freight could go through on time, and who cooperated in many
ways to conserve equipment.
17—U S. Constitution signed
1787.
---- to our passengers, for their good ssatured acceptance of crowded trains
and other wartime discomforts.
II—Comerstone of U. S Cap-
^¡tol laid. 1793.
---- to the thousands of people who stayed of) the trains to make room for
service men and other essential travelers.
Nathaniel Bacon's "Re
bellion'’ bums William»
burg. Virginia. 1676.
----to the press and radio which understood our operating difficulties and
kept the public informed.
SEPTEMBER
21 - First daily paper in U S.
’ Packet and Advertiser."
published. 1784.
22 Gene Tunney defeats
lack Dempsey to win
championship. 1926.
Complete Line of
U. S TIRES
Recapping and Repairing.
SUTER and STARNES
(Formerly Duckworth)
643 So. 6th Street
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
We do not know how quickly Southern Pacific can convert from war to
peace. Soon transports will be landing thousands of war-weary men et Weet
(’oast ports, and many more must be brought back from Europe. Theee
men will want to get home as quickly as possible. We intend to do our best
to carry them in the comfort to which they are entitled. Thia job cornea first,
of course.
Meanwhile, we are planning luxurious new streamlined trains, new travel
comforts and refinements in passenger service, and improvements in freight
service. We intend to go forward aggressively with the West, earning our
right to serve you solely on merit and performance.
A. T. MERCIER, President
S'P
The friendly Southern Pacific