Illinois Valley News, Thursday, January 3, 1916
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Chevrolet
Truck Service
News Items'from Selma
FOR SALE—Newhampshire red
hens and one rooster. Inquire
at News Office.
36-2tp
FURNITURE — When you need
“Just a New Year’s Thought"
! in the navy is also at home on
New or Used Furniture, think of (By the Selma News Reporter)
i leave over the holidays.
Manchel’s. Keep up the home Never a New Year commences
the boys are fighting for. Man­
And never an old year ends,
chel’s Furniture, 112 N. 6th St., But someone's heart is warmed and
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tucker and
Grants Pass.
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children are visiting relatives
cheered
here over the holidays.
LOST—Black and white Springer Remembering treasured friends.
Spanial, east on Caves highway.
California license No. 17098. And once again let’s realize
Frank Breazeale is a recent vic­
Notify News Office or Mr.
How much, each season through tim of the flu at his home near
Philip Kellar. Reward. 36-ltp
Our lives have been enriched Selma.
and blessed
BOWLING—Illinois Valley resi­ By friends sincere and true.
dents are always welcome to
OUR WELDING
the “I" Street 3 >wling Alleys.
Several Aberdeen Angus reg­
Make up a party and come in.
EQUIPMENT
istered calves have been sold this
Bowl for health and pleasure.
Is the
20-tf week from the Deer Creek Ranch
to various girls and boys of the
LATEST
community for 4-H Club stock.
WANTED—Man or woman for Carmelitta Krauss was among one Both—
profitable Rawleigh route. Prod­
ucts well known. Real oppor­ of our local girls to purchase one.
Portable Acetylene
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tunity. Write Rawleigh’s, Dept.
and
Electric
ORL-353-119, Oakland, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gregg and
36-ltp
Mr. and Mrs. Earl King and Len- Castings
nis Johnson were dinner guests
Hard Facing
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Breazeale
FOR SALE AT
and daughters on Christmas Day.
ROBBER’S ROOST
Aluminum
At Kerby
Fritz Krauss had a narrow es­
Watches — Studebaker, 21-
_ jewel,
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12 size, and Waltham, . 17-1 cape Saturday morning while saw­
jewel, 16-size, solid silver dust­ ing wood with a drag saw. The
proof case.
KERBY. OREGON
dogs worked loose and the saw
New Star drag salmon reel,
I
struck
Mr.
Krauss
across
the
top
Packard Bell car radio, and
other articles too numerous to of the head cutting a gash that
mention.
required four stitches to close. His
Choose Color Schemes
sons, Ernie and Bill probably
saved his life by being near by
...in Your
FOR SALE—Ten weaner pig-, and coming to his rescue by shut­
Frank Ayers, one and one-half
Own Home!
ting
off
the
saw
and
lifting
the
miles south of Bridgeview on
Takilma road.
36-ltp frame off Mr. Krauss which he
held up off himself until they re­
SPENCER CORSETIERE
For appointment or information leased him. He was taken to
write Mrs. W. O. Burch, Cuvc Grants Pass for treatment by Mrs.
Junction, Oregon.
23-tfc i Krauss.
Booth's Welding
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Jersey
Guernsey, to fresh with third i Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bergmann,
calf January 21. C. A. Spieth, newlyweds, were given a real old
1 mile west of O’Brien, on Lone fashioned charivari Sunday night
Mountain Valley Road. 36-ltp
at the home of Mrs. Bergmann’s
LOG CABIN GARAGE
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Ham­
General Auto Repairing
mer, where they were spending
Selma, Oregon
the night after returning from
Motor Tune-Up—Lubrication
their honeymoon on the coast. The
Art Dednck, Prop.
WILL THE MAN that bought the Bergmann’s will be leaving soon
chicken and eggs and forgot for Corvallis where they both will
eggs and came back, please come attend Oregon State College.
and get your brown hunting dog
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and pay for ad, one quarter mile
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Tucker ar­
north of Kerby.
36-ltp
FOR SALE—21 and 23-jewel rived in Selma Monday morning.
American pocket watches, gold They left here a few months ago
filled cases, movements of well- to go to Alaska to make their
known makes such as Illinois, home, but say Oregon looks best
Waltham. Howard, Ball and after all, and that the poor people
Elgin. Some as low as $55.
J. L. Johnson, first house west here live better than the rich do
of Coffee Shop on the left, Call in Alaska.
any day except Saturday.
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Marvin Prentice has received
FOR SALE—Nine-tenths acre, one his discharge from the U. S. army
quarter mile up Caves highway and is here with his parents, Mr.
from junction, $300. W. E. Far and Mrs. Jack Prentice and sister
lien, Cave Junction Motor Mildred. A brother John, who is
Court.
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CARD OF THANKS
VICLAND OATS, New to Oregon.
We planted 3 sacks last year,
We wish to express our grati­
harvested 57. Certified seed at tude to Pony Bumby and Bill
MILLER’S SEED & FEED
6th and L Streets, Grants Pass Granning for their rescue of us
by boat and truck during the
ARE YOU planning an auction— flood last Friday. Also to the
I conduct all kinds of auction others who started to help us but
sales and always do my best to
please you. It pays to sell the who through misfortune of their
auction way. Harvey Wood, own failed to reach us.
Auctioneer. Off. 618 S. 6th St.
GRACE and ALLIE
Ph. 906. Res. Redwood hotel, ph.
HUNGERFORD.
200.________________ _______
DYNAMITE
Try Valley Lumber Co. if you need
blasting powder. 221 West F
St., Grants Pass.
44-tfc
FOR SALE — Mining location
blanks, both quartz and placer
and trespass notices at the
Illinois Valley News office.
FOR HIGHER YIELDS Plant
Velvon Barley, 85 bushels to
acre this year on dry ground.
Certified seed $3.75 per 100 at
MILLER’S SEED & FEED
Cor. 6th and L Sts., Grants Pass
CASH BUYERS of poultry and
eggs. We were here before the
war and will still be here after
VJ day. Our market is Oregon.
Rogue Valley Poultry & Egg.
MOVING AND STORAGE—Spe­
cial trips at your convenience.
Tariff rates. Commercial Trans­
fer. phone 583, 716 East II St.,
Grants Pass.
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ERWIN L. SCHMIDT
Public Accountant
and
Tax Consultant
Grants Pass, Oregon
Phone 1110
Evenings, 502 R 4.
ABSTRACTS — Title insurance,
affiliated with Commonwealth,
Inc.. Josephine County Abstract
Co., 217-219 No. 6th St., Grants
Pass.
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.
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TO SELL
’EM, TELL
ßr=’EM-
With An Ad
WE HAVE
EXCLUSIVE TRUCK MECHANICS
HEAVY DUTY TRUCK TOOLS
LARGE STOCK OF TRUCK PARTS
PIANO
Hospital
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Buys Used Pianos for Cash
Sells Rebuilt Pianos on Time
FABCO SIX-WHEEL TRUCK
ATTACHMENTS
510 South 6th Grants Pats
WINDOW FRAMES,
DOOR FRAMES
MADE TO ORDER.
We solicit all your truck service work—from a
complete truck overhaul to the smallest
emergency job.
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BILL ( HANDLER
ls Mile North of Kerby.
For Drugs, Toiletries
Fountain Service
Come to
Hannum & Kelt Chevrolet
Phone 520
411 South 6th Street
Grants Pass
OWL PHARMACY
In Grants Pass
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^GOLDEN RULE
> EVERYTH ING TOM AR FOR EVERY MEMBEROFTHE FAMILY
NEW FURNITURE is on many “as soon
as obtainable” lists. . . .
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During this new year of 1946 we fully ex­
pect shipments to be better than in the past
four years.
Look to this store to have the new furniture
. . come in often, see for yourself the new
displays, the new shipments . . . tell us the
type furniture you want... we wish to serve
you in every way possible.
COME IN! YOU’RE WELCOME!
See the NEW STROMBERG- CARLSON
RADIOS
Soon shipments will assure
you of the radio so many have awaited for
so long.
MANCHEL'S
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