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. 2-tf FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE In­ surance. See L. A. Athey at the News office. tf 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 — o-------------- 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- o-------------- 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 -------------- V--------------- 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. 5-tf 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